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Milk Milk! MIX!
DURE MILK from Greenwich, Con

1lltE. vi LIN from #brtcilWlcH.= Cpli-
4 nec,icu. Ne DlIery Slopor Brewer. Grams within
thirty niles OF The Diaries
Tie nllabian, OF Nc,vYork are respectfully informed
that The subscribers formerly otc iirn ~ lIu>te'l Mead
now C>snlve, having cnlarred their Derry Establishments
IN order the Increased demand tor fea! Country
Milk prepared 10 supply n Few more customers
with pure, healthy. and nutritious article, perfectly Tree
from authorization any kind Being Tie pioneers IN miro
ucrr Natural Min into city ,cr long experience ia-
enabled them Eve great completeness 10 their arrhT@6
1,pis 10 hundreds al families vino are ore
pared ctry tt superiority OF the article they furnish
with peculiar satisfaction and confidence !a
they care.r to the New Work MIX, just published by
Mr. Leayitt No II Iontrect, l.D; tor anal y>s of their
milk and positive proc: that all the conditions necessary
to the production OF perfectly good article. are. re-
,pecls their milk. most >crupuousy fulfilled.
Price. OF MILK Six Gents per Quart.
Orders Milk will be promptly attended to- by leaving
the name and number OF residence 1T Nh iyords No Il
Bowerv; Mr. lui-ttrt 30 Bowerv; Mr.. john 5 Taylor
Brick Church Ciapel Nh Lewis Fappan, corner OF tN-
change and Iano"er'.rs: and Mr.. w blrdsa!, IS5 Last
Broadway.
= Where quantities Of Alik required: reirge-
raInrs on a principles VIII be gratuousy furnished by
riie Subscribers, SANFORD MEAD.
fin,lInx ESBON Hustled.
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'THE TRI SSES AND SUPPORTERS

otDr. IIULL'> inveat!on continue receive riy -
csdrl preference For twenty wears pas, ;.ave EMPLOYS
The Frus>c. ot Dr.. Huh with The Supporter ~
invented IN 1881 by t!e doctor Vi;h advice and apc,
batlon-ani am happy >as that / i eN.essvCly ade
in Europt, we'll ,h> COUNTY,.
Signed, VALENTINE MOTT. ND
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mos, respectfully,

u
Mr-srs 4. z. & d. Gentlrmen,-i certify that
have been cursd ot tie Salt Rbcgm OF leu standing
by he u.s. :. your Remedy and Syrnp OF SarSapanla an
wish every person troubled with his dreadful complain
many form would call me, and will satisfy Them .ia
yOurmeiicinr VIII cure them perfectly.
Ann MARIA WEIBALL,
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no CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, etc.

L. Soticc-The Trustees OF the 2d Free Consrega-
tj0ua Church having fitted The large building, OF
D,ancev and Christie have opened the a
irec Church. and they invite all persons without isncon
10 assemble with them the. worship o. Almighty God
The seat, are Tree To all
4 CARD.-ve, The Committee OF Arrangements Tor &c -
irating it- anniversary OF Harmony Lodge No ~ "a
rh method of returning thanks the Trustee. OF the
ID Fre,. Congregational Church. OF Christie and De-
larv st. Tor IN. good order and comfortable arrangement
Iss bv them 20 accommodate liz. society al their tat.
uversry held IN that church and do recommend other
Socict:e, who NAV wi. celebrate their anniversaries
for other puruoS requiring large house apply 10 the
Trustees OF sad Church. viii accommodate large
runb-r OF people say tleo thousand.
GEORGE w HORTON Chairman.
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p,,, co,n.uor,..',, - :, ~, m." 1,r.,,


" WAS oifCttd VIII HIUt >W'Hls' mo "NN 10 ltryoh
that could aot hold saucer was restless a, night Tao
bottles OF Biiicrs curc.i
Il. {. ACKERSON, II lIan,per.leyStree.
Previous 10 taking Your Rtters suffered much haLR
appetite. could sleep, and wns very nervous.
we'll man. and the Bitter pleasant tha, l connut
10 TAX. IT, JA2iESZ. SMITH. Norrown
lUTCnINGS's STOMACH BTTTERsThr,e BilerS arr highly
recommended dyspepsia night swra,,, &c
Their, medicines thai we had rather swallow thar
praise: hu when really think article do good
the community, 1t i our duty 10 recommend Il: hence We
recommend the above Old grim faced 0vspepsas not a,a
fond oil these Bers; few doses set him tramPms Tobe
had only ut llutching,s Drugstore l Bowery, corner Of
Broon4e-sirre. Editors OF Aurora
1T IIutcincS stomach B,ter> arr universally Regarded
good to take. Nothing better for dyspepsia, nrvort
ness, &c. is known Editors .! Atlas
Tn, above sold only Ilutchingss Drug Store, 10 Bow
cry corner OF Broome-St Price 80 per bOt IS In
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NO THE Observation-Disclosures,

4 STOMACH BlrT ERS, Tor Dyspepsia assi>,ncb
>,ion Weakness Loss OF Appetite. Nervous Diseases Nies,
Sweat> Sc The leading principle o this medicine is
strike n, TIE origin OF sad diseases. This cured the con
uain removed. ami 10 lurher medicine required B,
!ng selected rom Natures great vegetable emporium rs
a, One, a sovereign. ;rd harmless remedy Halt ires
La been known TO give immediate relic.
Tie following is from Dr. r. &. Ludlow, No 6ji BrUa;
way:
have used your RtterS in Of impaired dige,ca
where vegetable tones were Indispensable With lepef.
cal result The articles OF which is composed ae y.ry
Iu!icoi>lv combined; and have doubt viii prove sr.
vceal in Ae cases for which YOU have recommcmiedil
Yours &c. EDWARD G. LUDLOW
You NAV refer any person for the good qualities
yarr stomach BiticT> weak from debility an!
y>pe,Sia or other complaint, thar did no, krov
MIA, 10 do Nnnr Bitter> cured | gave some 10
friend who was >uicrn. was. and >.r tells bal
Mn. same. etitc, en- her a. had onmc.
-
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TUNT.S GRAND-STREET SA-
L LOOM No. +S6 Grand, corner on Pit.-rhis Splen-
did Saloon Is fitted up IN convenient style ami JUS
the thing thai was mich Daced in tina. part OF the CITY, Hot
Coffee Cakes, Pies, &C. are served II superior manner
with Confectionery Fruit and every thing else that the us
III In
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7 NDIltEI1c7II
The three hurried the house, which was full
Of lamentations, and people running backwards and
forwards, CRYING and bowling for the master.
The priest, who had administered the last rites,
was standing the door. rcprovng the more
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Peg. Peggy, Sourcen, pulled q well known
voice, ''don', be frightened d.rn' its me- a cush-
Ia ,nachrec. old Daddy Denny: wal, till | catch
nv breath which is flying from me like widgeon
from a gun Och hone m too ould for climb
ing and couldn'th ave reached YOU at all, but for
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JAMES FOSTER. Secretary
Aianpcat;6ns ir sai; Church. 10 be mad. writing
John nd.narh 60 Chatham 81, James Martin 86 Division
rt or 30 Seymour Whiting o. East Broadway satin. the
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F!rV-''.'-
spoiled BY prosperity! Nary's daughters one Of
these | have sat with her upon her mothers
grave, and heard her story, which | am the faith
iul chrcnicler: and at that time the hesgarman
then hale and hearty frosty day, stood beside
Us Since then, lie has fallen asleep; but well
remember the proud expression OF his bright face
as nc asked me what | thought ot, Mary Ryan :
daughter
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IMPORTANT WORK.-Now in IN. course of pubIics uon
Directory fArs, Manufactures and Mines containing
clear exposition Of their principles and practice by Andrew
eravngs This IT, unques onaby the popular work of
}hc knd published and bok most admir- adapted to
O. all cSss.s Of hs sST%1 The following
accomplish list. To instruct the Manufacture Mealur
Civ and man. the principles Of their ectyc PRO
BUSINESS and to emancipaie them from Of bcnuage to
vicious routine. I'd r. afford Mtrchants Brokers' Dry
descr e the commodities winch through their
hands 3dy BY exhibiting OF the finest deveopements
5sn. an %
some predasse branch Of Industry select ia DUSTY
the Law 10 bee me ACC tainted with the nature Of those
patent themes viii are apt to give rise to litigation
h no aT .uS ssm from
laws he obsruct industry or cherish one to
And iaty give the reader intent chiefly on
secua cultivation Of Of the nob II achieve
Of Science in affecting those grand transfer Of
matter which Great Britain and the United States
The latest statistics Of every mpo, object Of
re given from N, best and usual! IRON ocia author
The work will be printed from the 81 Iond edition. which
sells for sii copy. twill be put good bre
sued 81 semi monthly nmbs I'm covers at rs cents EACH
TO any person sending us ~ dollar. time in
vase viii forward the numbers by malpost PAID
To suitable this affords opportunity,
every manufacturing and village throughout the
United satea and Canada subscribers be obtained with
the greatest etv post PAID La Roy Sunderland
TO every editor who gives this en.e twelve
insert win for TO order one copy Of The Whole
New YORK Watchn,aD New York. Ills I'M
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LUCINA CORDIAL.

IL ne hMEnFOAAv ODklS.
ssis :i ;ls:
sSssS
d;soys.sd q nsip es.ss%D
and oyso,sins hs hannah franz. r suggested ,gs re ass
ton which pIacesihe with due under
s Go Of fSiTr s %is
na
81 ss i Shsss
1T Sn sies Should
%sss 70 % III .s s my
liz i nsy give q: REQUIRED 81
Sssnn, will be the resslt. But also The in Eu
SGgi ~ "ts isSa @
yr power. in ..ses when red ICED utter and sppaspsy
fo% Msson
G aps 'i' i sSd s.rs
X s., aSss sos y: sn esaIe Win
ono On PERSONA osssIsssioa
ling mos; q e sns
ends for which il dc and ~ become e u'y
ses .ssiss;y s;;s;
and %s. Them ssgss sss
and aso produce thai state of the
smsl.s who hls been preyonly u,frulr and imaeia'd
that have speak snly, such delicate
serr but feel called n DO lest might be
which have eheeIialIy assu ned Wit feelings OF
The extcr sve which, aren IN,
fucna Cordial has been he, ed in this cosntry
remain the Puhlirs' verv ohelient humble servant, =
u JOHN WINTERS HOLDERWElL, ND.
Price f3perk For sale AT 45s Broadway, New York
and so North SIKH street. philaseipnia fr- ,ms
C9ILECTIoNs.-rhs sssseribsr will eoI!ec, Note,
- Drafts Acceptances Of Deposie througb
Messt, Harnden Co. from ". Y. 10 Albany upon any
the following places and guarantee returns the city
New Yort. IN from si1 10 light days. llI
Utica, Carandaigua, ll0
syracuse, Rochester,
Auburn, Ia. ava,
Geneva, uifi Buffalo.
RrrIRE@crs:
Erasmus Corning Thomss w Olcott Az any.
POMEROY * 60.
w all street, New York,
Coraer State and Market ste. Albany.
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Below t.

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Ss Wsss.sios " Ty Ss~ f Ss'ssS:
r swedish bark oesida. from Brazil. :, .f r.. ~.
3 Also ship aud brgs. -,a.s M
a.sag 1r General Record.
Packer sHrr QvEsxc. Hsbard for London, will sail TO
day. Her letter bags at Gilius News Rooms in the
Exc hange.
o.r OysRroARp-On the nigh, OF the sth off Che Cspes
a.iis e Nss.ssha,:. f from d. ;oisaint yard
whilst in he act of ioosne the main tspgan sa and
a,o wssd; beirg night ard heavy sea could NOT
sers FsAs.Ls q and from Thorn ,siop fsr Virginia. PM
into Sassasast Road. on Wedqesday night in the gale wit.
ce,d. '''''
Bstsev days from NYork for Savannah Feb 49, lat SO 80
Nancy Jane. of NYort from Wilmington NC. for W Indics
Leland, from Charleston for Bostor Feb ia lat 49, Ion
CARE HArrTs Feb 81. port Kate Thompson, for Boston
81 CRoIx. Jan as-Arr Condor, NYork. te.a
United states Ports.
LUsvc eba-sld Fellowship Richmond; Red Rover Bal
PPa.s.yoar. Fsb,s-sls Gsrslls, Ms,tiniqqe. o3lt
w BG5.s 6sS IsTr MSo;O sa, rs,.c
H. SG vso
Palm DO. CD Mary Frances Havana: Mason Tssrna
,sp
~, aG ~ for Bo:.
hold full! OF waehave landed 900 bs cooA and sl
E.ss.: I!6.ssf jasper and Victor tssfeye rspta.
IN. at which t~r the gale hs. ,omew hat abated.
PnnA pELraIA F;b,s-Cid Elizabeth, Havanai Pacific st
BALTImosE, Feb is-Arr Trinidad Trinidad Ps via New
ssans 2sh w. vi
ysr Citizen. Portland CD ArSo, Brazil via Halifax Ms
Sosro.s. FEB issin Hampton Roads Madison I'm Jane,
rns eS sr t.. o Dur
ham !m III Napolecn Portland; Champion. Providence :
CH.n,EsIos Feb ,sIArr ys;a, DAM st Croft; yelling
ca Ezsbsth Fritz NSri.ans Sid Geo sevsns Savannah
ar is!h 9scsOa wiilaT; NYOrt Ga Abew ciar . :,
omb Hare. Cid Kensncson Livsrpoo Gar (B) do. BID
Sutton. Ellery: NYork; Clinton Boston. ~
sAyArvAE Feb ii,trr Oromoe.o, (B) Lsndoa; Austerz
Chs!ate Boston Sid Laurel (Br) Liverpool: Rob Parker
dol WIN Glen Anderson. (Br) Bermuda Ada Br barbados
avre Hsvrs' Ron uus Boston; Ann Parker Havana Au
MosiLs Feb Io-Cld Geo skolGsd New orl.ans Tusk,na
kns, sevmcur, New York. Great Britain. Pros DO. CID sh
CID 9Th Superb B Lverpool Robert Isaac Apaiaehcola
NEW osLrAr. Feb s-Cld Washington, Nateh,z; Gov pa
more; Breeze: Barbados and mkt Soon Crabree NYok
Empresario H,vana vsian Belize Arr Vile dc Bordeaux
Bordeaux via Gusdaloup stephen Lurman Amterdsm Prin
C.iayasc Msr.s;; Tub h. BpG;t0p Lucy Am do; GforE
ardson, do AR Royal William Caernovsn; Lucy Wright
Fiorence Rio CID SIN, Majestic son: walooie, DC; Br
mS1a Iousnie uns Ns% Yori CLARION L.
land do. fU.sl - 81
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es sSsS%d s gegsq
foV - lGssehs Wjssoaoack.l Bonney Yenezs
.Ss:s T Sss:j
E.;: S.ai.;s
a:,sss'i s,n
Boucher-aB @ 1euehaev-s Conkln--s g Eu toni Al
Fl. c.a,Gn Sd Mi
RsSs ss,;!. sS.s IN: S:s
sIa LII e01t KooE& S'G;h.I-S Be
sS-s II s,sn,hl-i Gal CHI Bonan : Banch- Ar
pe%f si B SIGs@ Ward
Thompson w Sill TssomD,oa eSs Jsc
MULES Bsiker-sJ Il Brtsberi-ss Il Boxer Cattle
Ell 1rs s.:sshsl RfI ror N
rsffs.i &c rOsis.lF Erect ooach.,i F 81 lie.
Giistt-s Morgan & Monssh-a 8 3 Dr.terSa smith 1
s ss ASSom. Ess
cs Dou.e A,!sn-0s sprsgps Tiremar-i Q sachton-o
.g:y Got .sw
= f T. a is
1t Ca,hbertsonas spis, Christ co-7 n Esiru:t-aF
r.
&C Kan,sn,;C Harram-!J y St Fslix-la Au,ernan |.
Bsasn a:..e"ss Me@n4i i ssrey-sc Cunning
ham, Boyer, Jane. 0odf,ed.7 wornao, Jones co.
sea:Isrs sfr.Y 1' Wen: Ff
S cha; s:S S a. s:a.
= 3. s.s s,, ~ oaars
nlien-2 w Beuismin-es ases ., Ok qu order. -
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TUESDAY.

tla.a TUESDAY.
A. loi o'clock, at 10, Fulton st. ~
Sock OF SrocsresW be continued and closed the sale
nIhe naeri9r stick of family groceries choice old wines
SCARS foreign uis sweet oil pickles. bat
cheese, capsle aod The sa arie Of
.reles oil asuperior quality line. This II Mr.
odg n who IA changing his bus3ess The establish
m.m has long been noted for excel qualify Of the wdcs
l WEDNESDAY.
| - s.. At iol o'clock, IN IN sales room.
Fxensve Furniture Ssle-Witioa a most exen.
and valuable assortment Of second urnilure IN all
ITS forming superior variety Of almost every
Piano at ~ o'clock in the Fulton street STORE
| 10 valuable piano fortes.
/ Atioi clock, in the sales ROOM
Valuable Sale Of futni Con inu 4tion-W be con-
nued end the sale Of valuable and
house hold and cabinet furniture IL all descriptions which
could not be disposed Of sta day account Of the
Also trunk OF French Linen iamak table bed nsr
napgins, piano and table knives and forks &c
As Croekery China aud glass lamps looking glass
Also, I piano ferries, Sale pos,ve.
'f.- ~ THURSDAY
Cabinet Mak'rs sock-At iot o'clock, will be sold with
nesrs Read Reynolds ss2 Hudson street. who
the busners consisting Of peral assortment Of articles
the line of their ure incudg tables plain
and dressing SOFAS divans sofa BEDS
hcgny and fancy chairs wsrdobes toilets wash stands all
kinds Of bedsteads. ~
looking glasses, housekeeping artI lies. a..
Also. quantity OF lumber and materials for manufacture
ing. f9.VH e ~. en- Inc H.
Catalogues in tineevery article will be sold without
out reserve. ~.
ALSO, counting house desks of superior construction.
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On Saturday afternoon, the 10th inst, HANNAH. the
wife Of VIM. A. seely, Esq, aged 46 years.
Her remains will be taken to Staten leland for inter-
ment en- Monday morning, at halfpast o'clock from
No. lac Greenwich street, csrper ofCedar. FIt
On Saturday the 10Th inst, Lieut. FRANKLIN CLINTON,
OF the United states Navy the youngest of the late
Governor, De Witt Clinton. 7sf5- w
His the fends Of his late father and the friends
OF his brother Charles A. Clinton and the officers Of the
Navy and Army are particularly invited attend his
funeral on Monday 2lst inst at o'clock at the house
Of D. 8. Jones Esq, 18th street near 81 avenue.
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Baltimore.
!Corespoadence Of the Herall.l an
BALTIMORE. Feb. 20. 49,

BALTIMORE, Feb 20. 1872
Ma Eprrox - 5aN
Matters in general and things in particular, have
for the time beng, settled down into state Of
comparative qu.etude. itessaais rs
The stock market is heavy and operations during
the week have been rather extensive and the rates
not so well supported. Sales Of Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, 6 per cent have been made at $75 of
City per cent at SIC n Of Citizens Bank at
SIS ) ssh of Union do at S434 a Al Farmers'
< Planters do, GIT Western do Sl4; Baltimore
l. O.lio Railroad stock at ss24t Is Mevchants'
Fire Insurance Co. at S3j Neptune do, 34j !;
Ground rents are in request and sales have been
ade in central situations at 6 per cent. Exchan-
ges have iuctuated considerably during the week
Yesterday the rates on New York were 81 n 81 pre-.
mium Boston do Philadelphia Improved TO u
a 8 discount; Virginia was 81 a6 discount, with g
pros pect Of getting better; Railroad orders IL ~
disc cunt; Specie ~ a 3 premium; Treasury notes
"a do. Theaggregate circulation Of our city banks
on the nth instant, was 1884 000 About S5,0O0 in
coin has recently been landed here in the 9 Orb"
from Kingston, and g Trinidad from 81. Thomas.
The Resumption Bill was taken up in the State
Senate yesterday, and discussed at some length,
after which substitute was submitted by Mr..
PRaIT, proposing 10 postpone the resump ton until
November LIST. 1872 The bill was ordered to be
printed. This is the only matter worthy Of note
trassacted at Annapolis.
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Packet ship Burgundy wot,en from sre mise to
Holton For Livingston. ..s q

Packet snip
st;o satton, G 3 I W, three day sfn Charleston !. y
Brig Nensitas McB and dsys from - MARKS cotton
Croton OF Casfine from NOeans for Lerpocl 18TH !s 3S
lon passed fore and 81 schr laying to- iook hs5 70
be- bermuda vessesaw cattle starboard aide deck
bio wing gale could not speak her. a.,
Bris Gardner Wright. Cut's, ~ hours ron hehmoho'
srhr Orarrsc Sargent. days from swnsborc NC navs
stor,, 10 DE reyster Within Arsh :. -. .
81 Eir Talbot - en- Apsschcos with cotton 10 Post
< Philips.
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FOG G98 81
7s,l62 80
Deduct on hand Feb. 7, 1871
$ssi,6s5 81

$oji ,0S5 81
The whele sum which must be paid in the course Of
the year over 81 II is impossible to raise this
money ON stocks, and the banks lend no more.s "
The State ID therefore in imminent danger Of failing
on its interest, and, to avoid such disaster will be
obgedto make use ofhe money appropriated to the re-
dempton Of the loan Of sa5 The finances Of the state
have thus reached crisis and the alternative presents
itself Of utter discredt or Immediate taxation. The
Comptroller reconmendsthe latter course the extent
ofone mill upon every $loo of taxable property which
will yield $780, 900. The effect Of such movem emit
would be in the highest degree beneficial at this mo.
msnt when State after State has failed and notwith.
standing former vsuntings of wealth and resources
refused to pay If the Empire State now stands forth
and shows an actual disposition to pay as we'll a. to
boast her ability her credit must rise at once and she
will again assume front rank among the States in
point Of credit but il she should refuse TO tax she
mast sink at to the dsgrassul level Of Pennsy
vania, Mississippi, Maryland, and other delinquent
States whose honor and honesty consist in vain Boosting
enly
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To Masters OF Vessels.

Cemmandeo Of vessels will confer favor by having list
OF their eargoss passenger and report Of vessels left II
TIE port whence they sailed and the vessels spoken ready
en- their arrival here for Commodore BAErr, q our hss
Of news scheonsra He will board them Immediately on
THAR arrival -. III
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
isEaTed "a ana LIBERATED pills. from Portugal ar
tieement on tina last eolonncf fourth page f.4lm's
CARD j r. S!VTT snpouncss to Ms frends and The
Se i & h. BENEFIT w TAX: s ,rfs = the
which occasion will be pTcaSse1w KIEprwlsspay Of
- (who has kindly volunteered. his ~ appearance
tn. by TO Il: IN THU
Theatrs) n SSlSi;; e'm'dy Of ~ -4l
Alfred Evelyn Gas orgn iy perfOrm.dby him IN this coun
e:sSSs., NJ: 1 S = ss''',
Lady Franklin. W: BlsIs:
The rest Of The characters coaded to the entire strength
The Box Book "a now open f2i s2t
NGRAE ~ III S
hereby notified to meet This Evening at n o'clock ST.
S v. and r % Of SUCH ehr ns a.
past have rendered. by future may become
''.'-''' fSTER MCLAUGHLIN. Cha i,m.n.
EDxuHD g. Dxxar. Secretary. f9ir
EE .s S,yIE ~
ecors q the Meehapics institute eou,snted h lee
fi hax as1 on
Feb On. Asnjys.sy q The Birth Day Of Ws.hn,
NEW YORK Feb. 10, ls4a-tt. Public MesIms nsld
With. the Lecture Ro;m Of the Society Library in
published preparatory to organizing :ubscrtie behalf
s ss S nMS a hs sd o x. n
fo.owing utions were Iassed = tN'
u h. sa
e easntons ae.titnon which has and we lear s! prevails
and
principle to extend t. those suerers expression OF
has be.nsrseany pleased to place al disposal
solved. That tho following gentlemen e app tinted
meeting in The amer which they shall think best
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In the House OF Representatives to-day, no bust
ness Of public or interesting nature, was trans
acted Various Executive reports were received
and referred, and then for Learly two hours Mr..
Milton Brown and Mr.. Mathiet delivered speeches
the subjects embraced in the report of the COM
inittec on retrenchment OF those speeches, not
one word need be said: perhaps their uttersrs
deemed them necessarY-noboyd else did. The re-
sidus Of the day was consumed in the final dispo-
sition Of bills for private claims.
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ST MARxs-Brg N,uvitss77 bales cotton boxes tobacco
Perkins Hopkins Whte2 bales cotton Hobrook Nelson
co.'s do tobacco Hilysr Bush Aeeit rois leather
IS bales Mcio3 do Davis Brooks co.'s Brown
Brothers & co--ai Center co-4s to orders
sANArvAH-Ship Acknowledgements ye.terday).i boz
DAYTON SaxtonIf bales ton Me,isn Benard25 asks
rec Morgan Avery9s half do smith, Wills co-so bale
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-21
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YOnx. FEBRUARY 81
Departure OF tine Atlantic steamers.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-21

On the Goth of February by the very Reverend Jshn
Power, Vicar General J. c. c. LoMiLEyo of MADEIRA To
Miss ConrELIA M. CARTER, Of this city. M :.