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Foreign Markets,

RIO DE JArrRo Nov. so lsai-stock of -four 30 to 40,
900 barrels of which $4,000 barrels in first hands
There is little doing in it to-day. Richmond is held at
2eOoo - 50; Baltimore, is held at is0o net
So 80, and at lo Isl, net 81 "a and IS &c. 600
barrels Gsllego were sold yesterday at shout $4,000,
cash. to several dealers Bakers offer emily ISL for Rich
nond. on four months There is no export demand.
Coee-Selected $780, net 50 % per Toe lbs; Low supe
rior $500 s70e net - So regular 6rsts sA2co
3l4o0, net 81 50 50 ~ Fine qualities scarce, and
there 10 q demand icr Sweden.
Exchange on London got sol. Patriot Doublocns
26l300 to purchase.
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90 ESTABLISHED PFC roRAL AND CoucH MEpiciNr.-
PEAsEs' HoREHoUrD CAspv.-rhis valuable prep,rtion
is administered for the relief of Initiative cough. and
such attends tubernacular diseases of the lungs,
mic andtonic qualities exolled by the leading members
Of all professions both in London Paris New York, and
the entire continent Of America Of the most Of
fectual and grateful cough medicines which has been
introduced into modern practice This candy aay the
cough, which occurs during the night, deprving the
patient Of sleep, and causing free expectorson in the
morning the tough palegm which sccumustes during
the night. 10 esp cally recommended to asthmatic
and consumptve patients May he administered to in
fants with perfect safety and IL universally recon.
mended by the faculty Of all nations To be had At Pease
Sons, IS Division gents, Reddng, No State st.
st, Baltimore Rawls 4 Co. 81 State ct, Albany.
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grave hundreds Of the Children Of this city, whose lives
might be saved by the Of roper remedies. The Hy.
GENE Hcre hound Candy 10 just the thing wanted One
sick day will give quiet to this distressing dseasc
and be ths Of saving many lives that might be
ornament to society. This valuable compound 10 uu-
surpassed in Of favor and TASTE and
like charm in curing hoarseness. throa coughs,
&c. To be had Of the proprietor, 43l Broadway.
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o. PsssoHA. sx.urr-Among the most valuable attri-
buses Of beauty whether az conducive to manly purity
end greece Of aspects auxary to feminine lowell
beautiful set Of teeth must rank among the
most important eleaents of favorable personal appear
The enbelasheut and preserv alton Of the teeth
and gums have therefore been regarded with pecu-
liar interest," and smong The Of prepar sug
geed for these desirable purposes could
shermans Orris Tooth Paste unrivalled for its
excellencc in purifying establishing and preserving
these important and attractive Objects DrChon, the
able Chemist; Dr. Csstle, the distinguished Dentist 2s7
Broadway, and ell who have used give the pre-
ference sll other articles Sold at the ware.
house. los Nassau street, and by agents, per adver
tisements.
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advertising columns that those superior vocalss intend
giving their first Concert at the Rutgers Institute this
evening We have only to say to our subscribers in
that part Of the city, that the Concerts this side
hsvs bseR filed to and that all the praise
bestowed On their performances has been Justly ered,
them pass snnotced for not to have listened the soul
stirring melodies Of the Rainers is considered
We can guarantee pleasant entertainment to every
one who nav attend.
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o. GR1Ar SALE OF EScLIsH PafNrs AND ENGRAvrxos
Never in this city has there been congregaed together
st an auction sale many persons have assembled
cent rooms Of Messrs. Rie and Arcularus corner Of
Broadway and Dunno street. to witness the sale Of Mr.
just imported f'om England. Spectators, amateurs
artists viruosos, end wealthy patrons of the Fine Arts
mingled together in one huge and heterogeneous mass
chanches which were offered of procuring at low
prices the compositions Of the best and Celebrated
artists. ul
Reporter who attended the sale for the special pur
pose Of noticing the incidents, bargains &C. has made
out long, graphic, and interesting SKETCH which, in
consequence Of the present crowded state Of
lumns il idably deferred. II will however, be in
good season eff er the close SALE which terminates
this evening" thus aording to those who have not at
tended, an opportunity ofobtaining at nominal
cost some ofthe most valuable and superb pupiuctons
cfthe present age.
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Dr. PxrrsSs principal Office 40 Broadway.

90 THe UxiveasAL YAsxEE NArrox--Is truly athe
largest paper in ell creation" keeps up ito populari
~ WE'LL and merits the liberal patronage which 10
ceiving The present number contains q fine view OF
the Merchants Exchange Boston, Popular tales of the
days Lacils or the French Harpiste Terrible story Of
Galvenism; Highland Anecdote; Poetry The Napo-
Sold at 81 Ann street. Price 81 cents
J. A. FUTILE, Agent.
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10 saasssrs Of vessels.

Commanders Of vesses will ceufr favor ~ having fs
Of their caEoss, passngsn ssd report Of le
port whence they sailed and the vessels spoken ready
their arrival here for Csmmodors BAssKrr Of our fleet
Of scheonsra He win board them immediately oS
thew arrival
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00 Boz is great writer and 60 is Bulwer, but Wash
inston Irving will ize longer than either And all this
is the effect Of gena and people say that genius
from heaven which certainly used to be the way Of III
but mode is discovered by which any man may be
made genius at the expense Of twenty five cents that
being the price Of bog Of Peerss celebrated Cordial
kens up the understanding, and submes the wholesys
tenn that sny man may write good poetry under their
operation; or do any thing else well that requires
toned il that have ons74 those Lozenges
in his mouth and pain In his head at and the same
time.
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On the ID instant by the Rev. DR.. Minor, WilriAM
EDwasp HArcE, ofthis city, to MANY L. DEALL, young
est daughter Of Samuel Deali Jr Rye, West
chester county, nv.
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TINTED STATES HOTEL.-Ths underlined gives 40
keptb David Dorrance Esq add which has been closed for
upwards two Months has been put in complete order every
extensive building having been % thorough
examination and has been spared 70 make every
roc sucha. would BE- agreeable e the ost fssaiou. TIE
!ure. Of The house are chairs bsd.teads
tened this yore house should sustain The arrangements
ons equal those in house The services Of
the cooks n IN: country has been secured The sppy
the ader shall be ompee and the neral arrangements OF
the establishment such compete wi those Of any hotel
m the United States. without exception.
am happy to announce that have made arrangement
with Mr. Aonzo Reed late well known proprietor OF the
Wavery House. New York. to aid aud asst u the manage
inert ouse whose Undivided attention, Win thas
SELF will be devoted the utenancc Of the high respectable
ity this establishment
The Uni ed ates Hotel will be open for the reception Of
yisiters and boarders, on Monday, the oih inst; 49,
Having disposed Of my Interest in the Wayely House,
York having made with NJ nea 70 aid and
solicit the sa,touaes frierds and the public
morning shall he left undoue 20 render the house worthy 0!
that Distinguished PATRONAGE which has eyer been bestowed
teen connected -
Late ProI rector Of Waveley House, n. YoA.
Thil.ds1 hia Ian Inn
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BY THOMAS BELL.
fStoyes Nos. "a .anm and rs FkiteNs fvssts.l

Atio O'Clock in the sass Room.
rna rae Of valuable dry goods. clothing. ewelry ana
EGoged articles groceries, hardware &c Wsich.seish,
ssr detached and skeleton do Do Aso fine Irsh Ii
ks sstins csicoes. musns gne hams hosiery gloves
descriptions. " o. '~' " -
Ais" quantity q Theatrical other clothing helmets
eTesss places &C &c Also SO boxes sgsrs
Also the following articles Of the houses Of pawp
beautiful diamond pins. ~" ' w"
SATURDAY
At lo o'clock. in the Sales Rooms lenaid Furr;,nrs
Connting Of carpets rug oil Cloth chars. tables
looking gias@s sofas bed beseads bedding china glass
and plated ware, kitchen utensiis. &c. s'
Ao an entire stock city made cabinet
at ~ O'Clock precisely superb pianoforts by order
Asoa quantity Of silver table and dessert spoons forks
&c.
TUESDAY.
Sale OF spenpd Pianofortes at io o'clock in the sales
roors prisDg and second hand instruments
the hest makers.
Also some choice furniture, by order OF r. eever-snd
fine collection Of % intipgs aud epgva vugs
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Ship TeumsI Giddsn Mcn,evdeo aud Bu-nos Avres Geo
Bsijwin ~ rks Isadore. sprirg.r Mstalzas. Boom;
RooI1 Nae%.ksn,s Bst,i Necfok Bisu W..
et Duuha.n Dimon -scars I'll Bias. How We In
y. Mes nth Le.ds; Peru: tich-is ct August and
IL isAurf.
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state OF Trade.
Sales Of real estate took place auction to-day with
the following results -
Nos ass and 400 Pearl street. The first named
slat by 81 fset-the second % BY ssa feet,
Ne. 81 Second street, two story attic brick
house and lot I6l feet front, 60 feet deep ON
one side 81 on the other. ............ 400
Ne. 22s Fourth street. three story house, IS by
80 feet lot Is by 100 feet, sold for. 10000
Two story brick front house and lot Of ground
No. 1l5 Sullivan street, the east side,
hctween Spring and Prince streets, lot IS
feet front and rear. and 100 feet deep
house ~ feet by ~ feet inches, sold
io'... s..s... 500
Lot OF gronnd corner Of Amity and Thompson
streets, 25 feet front, "a feet rear, by 100 feet
on each side, sold for. .....'........ 1880
in business generally but little IL doing. Ashes-A
sms ot q pots have bsen taken ut 81 and emo her
pearls at - rs. Coton-The sales Of cotton were mode
re today Flour and grainThere ., bnt few seller,
Canal honr at IS as and accordngly bnt little can he
inst price % the largest holders do otter to
seiI 1T present Good brands Of Ohio Ia cool order
sring 50, southern -four ssss.IaI There Is a coed
deal oi corp sfos and the market heavy Sal, have
fn made at 50 cents per IS pounds bat that nrcs can
not Gov be commanded There is no whea. here :.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THE 4E farAmed LIBERATED pills, from Portugal.
perceive BE- obtained in this country See arvsr.
iiseme,L the last columpof fourth page. d2s inns
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Qy- AncADiAs Ciacus, 2sa Blsscksr street, is doing
Tremendous business. The company consists of many
eminent periormers-he unTvalied Mr. o. r. Stone and
unapProac liable George eel Roscius Mas
ter stevens Master Reed the London theatres who
pear this evening in variety ofdsrent acts The low
prices OF admission ensure Come and spenaa
shilling.
Or Bsw.Rv AxrH,rsxAraK.-rhis is the last night
for England This is beyond doubt. the most skilful
company In America, and they richly deserve the i'm
msnss patronage which they nightly receive The at
fractions advertised night eutvie in splendor and vari
ETY. any thing before offered this season.
90 CxAvwAM THsArsr Diamond and whitloek
make their last appearance at this theatre toegh on
which occasion they present splendid variety o. en-,
singing dancing and all the pecularties Of the Ethio
pesn character. offered in various ways and the
psrformed with the music al farce Of the Swiss Cottage
the admired farce Of the Adopted Chd Scott in his
celebrated character Of Michse and the Negro extra
CANA Of the Serensde, by Whitlock and Booth.
PErERuuRo, va, Jan. 81, ls4s.
that the Cough Worm Cordial Lo1 euges which you
have already become the rage here
the entire conisn<e q the public poabtless the eee
Pills, contributedto shis result for say medicine
snating from laboratory s sureef ready sale in
all the Southern Slater but now, apart from this
Ifeelcsnvinced that their intrinsic virtue will
carry them all opposition, for brief
has been the time since received my supply, written
and verbal Testimonials in their favsr pouring
me from all quarters.
scarcely te you that your uumerou sfriends of
the faculty were among my first customers. :" War
MEDIcArED Lox Da PErsns" said they s'then
they must be good" And accordingly they purchased
number Of boxes Of the various sorts and many have
returned snd assursdme that they regard them in
valuable discovery.
BY the way, mcdicated lozenges were becoming
drug here owing to the fact that those which hereto
fore sold had mos given much satisfaction. Indeed the
complaints against them numerous, thst had
made up my mind to discontinue dealing in them, for in
many they acted hsrshlyin Others perfectly In
elective and in not . few, to nay great alarm they
ssauafed the PATIENTS However, hear nothing N
but eulogy and have received more compliment for
them In day than for the others since began selling
them.
Please send me without delay (for am down with
customers) 50 grsss Cough and Worm Lozenges 10 do
Cordial Loz enRes, and 10 do Of Cathartc. As
reach Norfolk will send you DRAFT for hundred
dollars and order to send larger supply meet
me at Washington, n. C. Very respectfully,
GEO w. BURN
Dr. Peters principal sices 45e Broadway, N. York
and 30 North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
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hspces reduced that they do not much exceed the
cost OF the common Ia Mp. .
S.mps nd Lustre, loaue for balls and pariiss
sue cessor 10 A ui.c.1
r.-x az Rrosdv.r
Is I'm %. 2.oso way
DACKEr SHIP GARRICk, from Liverpool. will COM
nencs d charging under general order tomorrow, the
INST, Constcnees will pie seud their permits boa 3D.
at Orleans wharf feet Of Wall street, mmed .aeiy.
ffu
OChH " :, ~ wy ~ I'D, y. AyIoeee
the kuRer Institute. Friday evening" Feb it
Itt2 when they IN appear their much admir- ed Winter
Costume, 80
rnCtNA NINE.
FART
I-Itans des vschee -,
2-Ihs sir Maid Su'n,eite m ~ eoi WALTZ Manner
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT or new YORK, FEBRUARY


" nisEs .--... 80. Sc NOON Ri,Es.......
W. srrs>...... q nisn wATin.-...... IS 4
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Packet ship Iowa Pe from ra,r. Gle mdse TO Boyd
.incksn % W. ls cit ~ gdc Of Wind from Sc cst
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Michael ,dv ca, scott Record NJ. R.h. Herbert
.r Ei f srREs .S
4 = y
THIS EVENING. February 1-Ths p.rismasc. VII com
h'" R'''i h ke ee::A.SSl Nj. s sass Mr. Barnett
Nil. THE :! f9 + s;1iS' HEAD e
DICK Laura, Mitchell Da| $i.. Singleton c'aha"
AsMoDE ts'i N s' ssw rosA
A'"' NJ. b,... h 'ai STi sis! H' @
HOW Is TS fPp s9 $I nIt1 RENT, ~
Morss con Es;,ss Nie1ia'on NJ Miller Robert.
n, s.n so e,ss s'esn Upper boxes ns
bhso~ cpen a Ssfpss, sir Curtain r,.. ,,,.v.,
BOWERY AMPnITHEATYN
No. 81 Bo'sery.
THIS ps,s.s IN: '.'s'
- PAb %;Iff r ARABS
" William; r ri M prea Me- RI. learned Dog Bully
Mr. Buckley in his Equestrian I ct Of tie Reaper
NJ S Ss1ss:. :: &: sg1::f ls I.ss'
The Rivers Fan lily in their graceful ard highly finished
Intermisson ofGneen minutes
r.. w,,, Tine ';si;S rs siTa;$s. with
$S; s! gS::g SSvy %.'''' Rivers
NJ 3. s 3sr s. Az si :. rs Hore
aver 1spt.re ~ ~ mr. :. BUCKLEY ieaPng
Tine whole to 'oD cSsSTahs LeytSss An' called
Doc. open !. ;. commence.
The animajs beoprpr 10 The ZooIorieaI Inst,,,<. III, ~
sn sE s1sbSD ssE The soday' Entrance No
AmEEiUAN s1UsEUM.
c .Sd n;r.: Broad''ay and Arr street
Grand Gala New IA, Ss.psd-fa: ss' Eiss.4
pvvpv vv, yc;i6 ,,,,,, -"
Commeneins Monday. JAM w Ak
,pacious and spepdd Hall one hunsd s uaa
been added This immense establishment and hoeb ~ con-
ever exhibited In this country ~ "ofN' o'A'
The Price Admson e The whole VIII remain as cents
with Mr. Il. HoLBnooRE, to exhibit SG Iis eI.sssi
z ;1a srS.?' Exhibition Of lie ''ai'a; FAILS Of NJ
the age Is in constant one e'' "Veo''on Of
The Alsino Lady Is here every srsSins.
Ths fraud Co.@crssne view. are t all changed
SAy srss ossss a'a
erns. ''''' '"s'' A'""'e0 on he'rs
Admitance Museum and all the entert.r,,.r.. q.
emu 9!99!.s under - year s9.ss eel9e1ss
is4RJt This worL viii BE- found a. *
o0"' '' inc or'g,os, oE ~ srosd*ay
Opinion of Judge Story Chief Justice Of ibe o.d Stat.
NV Dear Sir '"''1' nov 'S'is4'.
.,r nay you wei, reader Of the Lit
ways deemed ne Of our most Valuable p.sio5e Al nnn
tions for the variety its conterts he ierary sh; ~
ss
81: !: =: #:
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MECHANICAL LAMP
IV e. HnTyCE

No ssy Broadway, beween Anthony and Leon.rd street.
FRESH importation Of Mechanical Lamps The subsriber
complete and splendid
Lamps imported in this country embracing the ast
with beautiful variety Of Glass Globes Fancy PorceI and
Paper Shades Tape g.. &C.. all which may be
MIN d at his store, No. 1917 B -oadway.
The superiority Of the Mechanical Lamp combining ,le
the most brilliant aud regular dason Of tight ablished
BY general appreciation
eost Of the common lamp
Samps and Lustrcs loaue for balls and parIi
T.. D. SAXrON.
SUI cessor In A. uIAcCv
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
s Sos .y eGs dol
at asi Grand street sod on any price IS mo.
ssy 3d. Good ne saS oSs
S,;s .SS =:
Instruct portion or their Road in N. State pennsyva
county asi, D. rssr s.sSsrd % IL
hank q S.sss re se ss
the Delaware river into the county of Sullivan !" h's
AS, perm ssion construct, another portion of their
Road sas e :. wi .% eon; K, a.
Cy Of sssuo as s ss sssH n
S'iS" State q
W" Apple ion be maze G s.,en;on Of ose IN
competing one fourth part OF AWE ,s'a sowEN President
NV York Isih ianna,y, 1872. Mew
rEtD ~. sos sassy " s e.: c s
Eating o where .r splendid I'd, tables With .s.s and
ffs s sss %issfH and II Ana Table. and
TTnCURRrNr MV>Ef, Of siis k'n.ie, . tbs
bs'' "a'te''"'' by n Wall =. AZ ssa.srsr
H sASkTTrE 4, e. i.sa ~
ami on the most 's"' r. sK 'f5Ss A,o,n
WHO WANTS TO SAIL To. x or vOyD7 =
w Ios or >chsHr 1000 acres ~ xood f<rmsn, md whc
pecr iary adapted the growth whest IL in
skeaiiy s.ci n TIE state &C Michg .seoaigecu, to
WHY q s.':n.s s,"s % rSs lana: :. y. v. i "a
&c edwere iectei With eererc t. their pecri,sr loo on
in tots ofso. is, S2o and III make tees
tss u 10 ole qra tstes 20 su't Purchases The
sos re fG s .s''
oes's indcents 70 the ene'pfiringto invest h 4, t"sas
81 h Thy indusary 'h'v MAY IN comp ftnrc 10, lie
II maps oge more par ,cniar e-cr'rf'n
II thu land Y dhv cai'ro ~ ass 70. ssrce y,
7TOBA CCo --stbs.s ~ hhas .nscs. now 'sns
ing fcom ship YAZuO, from New Orleans, e ny
y. X. COLLINS 10.
i(a IS South street
BILLS OF ExCH AN0E-' ~ part 81 England ireland
ID nd Scott ..r 10 suns vi IS Ee. Es ~ gao 70 any
aoreun,-- or ste "a !! srLs III ~
D@ "a w ~ =. 80 " .,,ss 49,.
P%isHiNo s ThSsr ~ pa ss;Ss 80 I;SsS;ya
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THE CLIMAX sALOON-Entranee No. u Ann street
Full on-1he above establishment having under.
gone rabs and in superb and
evening co nmencpg at O'Clock. Admission free
Rsfrssnents OF every d.script served up in the s
sfvI Of he welt rtc.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS lat No. soaCath'rine street =
store several lois Of desirable New Goods, which they offer
at extraordinary low prices.
Good Moseline de- Lainc sy Ies II 3D. % and - 3d.
French do warranted all wo Il. % Cd AMI 81.
SOME very pretty smell patterns blue, pink and lilac sui
table for children % sd pr yard.
Mourning de Lsipes neat styles, % per yard
SLkS-Styera tn and yards of figured, CHIME plain
sks being part Of bankrupt stock selling considerably
Broche shawIs eachuere shsws sik sh,ws danask satin
shaw and velvet and point snawlahe best assortment
to he found res store Mes York sad cheap
entirely rmcnt Of shilling eacoes last 'olors
and superior yire.
We Offer Ill our Winter Goods at cost being desrous
- BROWN & URQUHARl'3
1875 One Price Store, No 90 C-tharpe ~,
~ at Corner o. M>disos,
CvORN-isi7 sacks now anaing from ship AZOO, IRON
~ New Urisans for sale b. - -
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Domestic Importations.

ArAL AcHucoLA-Ba Il Rings bales 90 do cotton @
Colus-It, do Brown Brotncrs& c,-5o Coir-so Tall
mute Bartow Pope-so Ing oIdsby, Boisseau co-73J
Hoifogd-l5 r. Davis.
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Q3- BewERv AxrHrHEArHx.-rhis ID the last nigh
but one OF this unequaed troupe prior their dePsur
for England This is. ysud doubt. the most skilf
company in America, and they richly deserve the i'm
menss patronage which they nightly receive. The a
fractions advertised sutvie in spendor and var
ETY. any thing before offered this season.
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DACKEr SHIP GARRICk, from Liverpool. will COM
nencs di charging undcr general order Tomorrow the
sh gs Consnees will send their permits board
at Orleans wharf feet Ut Wall street. immed siely,
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(vORN-Isi7 sacks now laniing from fhp fAZOO, Iron
N'" T.. X COLLINS & co
70 IS South street
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nun, pay able IN adv anee I'LL
NIBLU OUSLAP would respectfully int ths ladiea
IN of New York and its vicinity that their Cnservatory
daily open ,hcir nsI ecton whs they Will be happy TO
HEN aud whsre obtained vi OF shade
hue the reasonable terms such lila Japan
rbododendrt Chinese aza.eas, acacias,
larusi nit sporns ca'eas ehsss ecas grim
bu and glasses gold h and eob bud. and Gags fruit
aud and shrubs xas seeds &C. Dsngoea
pear the fruit Of which be their
f3lW
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Foreign Iunportations.

CANrorshp chts Qo6 Glib do III son
hf ehs SEQ BIB bxs young hyson s2 chs yson skin
chs sse so bxs do rs eannsers gunpowder half
$50 sb exs $50 $40 do IS canister, imperial rs hf
cloth 1888 rolls Hetng 40 pctus CASSIE 500 fire
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NOAL YARD TO LEASE-The Clinton Coal Yard, No
~ Monroe street Apply At the Coal Office of VIII ams
< Ferguson, corner Madison and j. Ierson streets.
, 1842-07-16
APatr;otic CLERGYMAN.

When the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence was under debate 10 the Con-
tinental Congress, doubt and forebo-
dings were whispered through the
hall. The House hesitated, wavered,
and for a while the liberty and slave
ry of the country appeared to hang
in every scale. 1t was then that the
agel patriarch arose; his head white
with the frost of many years. Every
eye went TO him with the quickness
Of thought, and remained with the
fxedness of the polar star. He cast
on the assembly 4 look of inexpressi-
bic interest, and unconquerabIe de-
termination; while on his visage the
hue of age was lost in the flush of
burning patriotism hat fired his cheek.
"There is" said he, when he saw
the House wavering, ':there is a tide
in the affairs Of men-a nick OF time
we perceive it now before US. To
hesitate is to consent to u slavery.
That noble instrument upon our Ia
BILE should be subscribed this very
morning by every pen in this House.
He that will not respond to its ac-
cents, and strain every nerve to car
ry into effect its provisions, is I'M
worthy of the name Of 4 freeman.
For my own part, of property |
have some; of reputation more.
That reputation is staked, that prop
erty is pledged on the issue of this
contest. And although these grey
hairs must descend into the sepulchre,
! would infinitely rather they would
descend thither by the hands of the
public executioner, than desert at this
crisis the sacred cause of my coun.
try"