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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-12

tV,fei,es3 S,ssS,s5i sos,sVo
Thu In issues for February are said TO DO
the issues Of the ocers of Pittsburgh New
Brsh,on and Erie The smount in former returns was in
cluded in bslances due 10 Offices and agencies The
amount of notes outstanding according to this return, Is
about 81 500 Ooo probably Of this is lost eav
ing ST. 500 900 actually shoat II Is not little singular
tn Al ont Of debts due the Bank amounting to near $780,
oeo oeo there should be moro demand for this small
Of notes than there IT, and 10 not sufcient
to keep them above 40 cents the dollar Thsspeaks
volumes 90 to the character Of the assets and great
,epation to capitalists to wish for another naonst
blessing in the shape OF a bank.
There has been very little change in the rates Of 90
nestle exchanges during the week The following
table OF quotations current to-isy.
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Co THE sunoAr Ms scusy Of to- r.oryow Ill, .on,..
the only correct likeness Of the mad Poet" McDonaM
The usual variety Of numerous and other reading nat
ter, news chit chat &C. and all the Theatrical intelii-
gence Of the week will be found n lis columns
The Mercury has been enlarged and is now hand.
some sheet. Office 10 Beeknan street. Price three
cents single copy; s. for eigh. mos,hs.
The Mercury has the Ct being one oc the
NEST original papers published in this sonntry II has
large circulation both in and Of the city and il
Offers therefore great Inducements TO advertisers Per-
their address 10 the Office To-norrow's will be rich
number. ff rN.I rNA tIff
90 CHATHAM THIArnE-There is no end to the ex-
csent variety Of which the indeiatiga-
his numerous patrons splendid and divcrsiRed
bill is presented TO night for ths benefit of John Seton
whe appears in three Of his best charscte supported
by the full force of the Chatham Company The pieces
selected consist Of the petite comedy If Catching
Heiress Held a. Captain Poodle, c. Messenger - Kill
iingly John Seton as Tom Pwg Tin which character
he sings his excellent medlty soDg) Mrs Thorne az
Sally Gggle, and Miss Mestay er Rose Gayton-to
which is added the amusing farce Of the Hole in the
Perfection, and the popular drama Of the Golden Far
mer, John Seton as Jenny Twitcher
90 FAMILY HoLrpAv.-As usual every Saturday
splendid performance comes OFT at the American Muse
Of schools families ct, Anglers &C. The wonderful Chi
nese Juggler Yam Zoo, performs it'll many other talent
90 Sruss. That experiment in the Animal Magnetism
WI be performed the Model Of Dublin Niagara Falls,
Aibino Lady, Fancy Glass Blowing, and hall million Of
curosties can be No place in the city furnishes
such great fund of instruction apdsmusement this;
The consequence of which is the place. continually
crowded day and night with tho portion Of
the city. ta
90 re NASSAU srnxEr is the place to get shermsns
LH5ssgs, 20 Tor sSrns Coughs Colds Head
medicines of the day. and doing ulable coed
Dr. sherman is educated and experienced ply sica,
philadelphia office is at Ledger Buildings; Boston
State street; Washington, Frank Tsyer's
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HAvA,A March I've have had ersl arriva ala ith
Waccsnaw at l0i RS. the seller paying cartege, &c,
equal to acout l0a-Ann Parker from Savannah l04--
Ostrich l0s-Danel Webster and Chill lO-Thames ~
RS, and cargo from Valencia Of $50 400 hhds q.
81 RS, and the cargo per O. Calhoun remains unsold
The horid state Of market for this article ana the
enormoss loss which result from such cargces,
Our market for produce CONTINUES in tho same depressed
state.
Several vessels have be tan up at 60 60 Is Oh
cowes and Market and there are some buyers Tor su
CARS Al a.
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TpExENpous FRssaETs.--Great freshets have
occurred in the tributaries OF the Mississipi !.
Large numbers Of cattle perished ON the banks OF
Pearl river. and in the swamps between the low er
end Of Lake county and Jackson, in Louisiana.
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TFor the Coulter and Erouirer.I

90 would be prepoatereus IN writer for the read
Of such Journal the Courier, to address their
prejudices, passions or superstitions Good common
should least be by the readers Of this
we care to attract We will now assert, in the most
qualified terms that innocent remedy has been found
i sn,. WIZ seson;siy cure and ne';
broad hstt will hardly obtain credence, aware
unless supported by uncommon testimony; Now the
testimony given to 90 many worthless qusckeries is
abundant that to Discriminate betw such, and real
matter of fact testimony, is very difficult To come at
prietors have resolved to give this remedy to the poor
and to those able to pay for it, before they ask psy
We .asn re. sufferers 70 es II Maiden
Lane, for some drops (lnasn Elxr) to be tsken and
Nerve and Bone Linimsnt to use outwardly and they
will not, by weeks become surprised and
delighted than they expected, will again
make such assertion. WIN invslds now suffer for
tho want Of h. mild Innocent, and all potent remedy
Ifthey refuse il. we pity them indeed-E y Courier
and Enquirer, FED. 10, ls4a.
90 What isthere that adds more to the personal sp
pearancs and comfort Of mankind, than good head Of
hair In youth 10 indispensable with good looks"
and in age is certainly necessary and IL surely ~
proper to supply' the less Of any Of Natures gina
will you for lost hair, substitute wig No! Wear
ing wig imPairs the health, breeds humors and pro-
the Of Odridges Balm Of Columbia from II Mai
den lane, which fully restores the hair whether II il
lost by sicknes. Or BY age Never buy without the name
of Comstock Co. on the wrapperall are coun
terfeit.
05- New Yoax, Jan. 2.-Mrs. CosrEssA pER has been
from infancy, most painfully siiced with headache, -
much that times her became fixed and colored
She had the headache at all times but sometimes
dreadfully than others She has consulted many Of
the ply scians here and Philadelphia but without
any perm anent relief whatever, till she has taken
Dr. Spohns Headache Remedy, TO be found only at II
MAiden lane, and become quite well. OF this she
convince any who will call her q Pitt street.
JOHN COSTENBADER.
90 The public is informed that ths only and genuine
for preventing the loss ofhsif for
ing s becoming gray, and radically curing disease OF
who ansly It, il to be obtained at GraDjeans Of!
fee, No. Barclay street.
Purchasers throughout the country in order to be
sur Cd Of the Of the article should that
every bottle the words 0rsndjeanS Composition for
be accompanied by pampAletto which will be affixed
my proper signature
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REvoLvrIoS IN PearUoAL.-We learn per ad-
vices from Lisbon of the 5th. ult, that q revolu-
ton had taken place at Oporto. 1t was headed,
IL is said, by the Queens Ministers, and its OBJ
Get was the restoration Of the Charter OF $50.
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FRoM PERNAMBuco.-The bark Hope, Captain
Short, came in yesterday from Pernambuco, bring.
ing dates TO the 10th February. No news. The
commercial intelligence is of the NEST gloomy
character 1t is represented by letters, that bus-
ness has not known to be so dull and depressed in
Pernambuco for many years. We give a few quo
tations under eur commercial head, which are quite
nominal Philadelphia hguirtr, March III
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WEsr INDIA ROYAL MAIL STEAMERs.-As it will
afford important information TO our numerous rea.
ders, we mention that letters can be sent by the
Clyce which is to sail from this port the l0ih to
any of the British possessions in the West Indies
Letters should be therefore forwarded TO the Post
office Agent, No Pine street, or b. fore the Oh
Letters 10 all other places than the British posses
sions must be prepaid in New York; letters also eau
be forwarded to the Pacific Ocean by Panama.
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CscwDrp-ihe concert given by the Rainers al
lIat,ford On Tuesday evening last.
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DR.. COLLIER is magnetizing the folks down
east" in Worcester, Mass.
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n7- OPINIONS CT EMrsGsr PHrsiotASs.-Having seen
and tried the Cocoa paste made by Mr. w BskersofDor
chester and having been made acquainted with its Sc
versl ingredients Of opinion that Is combina-
lion AZ innocent and nutritious not only to
in but also to Aids and particularly ccnvs
lcscent and that from the facility with which may be
prepared the absence of the oil Of the nut and the sslu
tarv properties of its gradients the Paste valuable
encnt over other Cocoa preparations now general
ly used.
John {. Warren, NJ. ID. John Romans ND
Jacob Bigeiow, NJ. ID. Edwd KEY non, ND
George Hayward, NJ. ID. Walter Channisg'hID'
Bosrov. I
This luxury is TO be ad in this city at II Maiden Lane;
and the following the opinion Of our celebrated DR..
stevens
Having used some OF the Cocoa Pss.e prepared by Mr.
W. Baker Of Dorchester, and heerd his sceoant OF it's
composition, certify that found hexcecdingly paiata
Tic, and quite free from floating oil copsider IL an
excellent preparation sptd ae 10 the use fpersons
IN heaih and TO such sick and as may
quire noutishmen, OF this kind.
NV Yosx Alsr II. srsvtSs, MD
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LosD AsHnuRroS, it is .sald. did no, sail tn u .
Caledonia. Letters have been received IN this
csun,ry by the agents Of Baring Brothers, stating
that he was to take passage in a government, fiji
Uaf
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90 GRAND FARE CONCERTS CLINAx-Ths
splendid establishment, running through the entire
block from Fulton to Ann streets, 10 every evening
crowded with the very ffe and fashion OF the city az
the grand concerts given by Mr. Bee Glees duets, and
songs from the best composers performed with
passing excellence by Mesdames Wilson, Sharpe, &c
Mcssrs Bee So aan and others In every respect the
very superior to those given at any
other establishment in New York. and the refreshments
(or which only any charge msde) Of the best aud
choicest quality and character.
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We learn from gentleman who came passenger
in the packet ship Hellespont from Havana, that
the difficulty between the Governor Of Cuba and
the British Steamer Forth, was nothing very Sc
rious asd had been all settled. Things were said
to be very quiet in Havana, and no news from the
Jamaica war-we begin tot, tn nk that also false
alarm Charlie sion Mercury.
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fhz- Extract of a letter from MIR. Dslly-"From st
Louis Cincinnati, Evansville, Pittsburgh and other
places West requested to send the Pain Extractor
It's has claimed, and its powerful effects have reach
ed, the highest circles.
zone OF the Patron Van Rensselaers family has proved
Il miracle and ceases not to name 1t to all.
"A gentlemen here, under the Of the medical col
lege whom all declared must die his sight dimmed-hs
breath gone--his pain excrueating-his stomach
30 in ured that food would not remain on t-hss been
cured completely by three small boxes Of the Pain Ex
tractor Another four months in ambiguous state.
cured by one box only. Both those bsned all the
skill ofthe faculty There all sorts Of cases, and
Piles ofsng standings that sstonh the people, and make
them utter praise hesitate not 10 say, you do net
your duty"
This great remedy for all burns and Sores to be had
ut II Maiden Lane, gratis or for pay.
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The WEArHER.--Last night the weather was very
clustering and winterish, truly legitimate March
weather. Blinds and signs ratified, and the wind
whisiled merrily.
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CARRYING ALL BEFORE HrM-Dr. Lardner in Phil
adelphia.
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YANKEE HILL is playing at Baltimore.

In FINE ORDER-ihe river at Pittsburg on Mon
day last.
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"THoarsos's BANK NorE RrroRrEn" is now is-
sued on every Wednesday and Saturday mornings,
from the Office % Wall street. Every bank in the
United States and Canada quoted at the rates cur.
rent in this city at the time Of issuing Implicit re.
lance can be placed in its accuracy-with full de-
scrintions Of counierleiis, altered notes, &c.
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Sales ut the stock Exchange.
state of Trade.

The sales OF Real Estate made at prices exceedingly
low
House and lot No. 800 Broome street. 90 by 40 feet
hches, casn: $500. S2i!5
Third stroet-ln Chancery-A lot DOT x96 feet, on the
North side, between Avenues and c. with three story
brick house, at $3.50.
Fourth street-In Chancery-Lo the South side i6
feet east Of Thompson street. 25xl feet with three story
brick house, at 81 ,450.
Naval Stores-Turpentine, Newbern and Washington
il held at S237. Selected tar is sold at 56 Dbl.
Oils-There have been sales during the week OF 5000
bbls Whale at 81 cts cash. Lnsced Oil advanced little
and closed at 81 cents cash. and 81 mos. There is
derae stock and fair demand hid of Olive Oil was
sold by auction at so cts cash.
Provisions The prices of Beef and Pork are same.
There is little demand for Ohio mess and prime Pork and
considerable sales have been made Saturday
Mess, and So for Prime Ohio Lard is in good request
to 81 cents and for very prime, 81 is asked Hams and
Smoked Beef selling at the former prices Dairy But
ter plenty and sales at 10 to IL cts; Ohio do
cts. Pail Butter dearer and commands Is New
Cheese is rather scarce, and selling to cts chiefly
cts
Cofee-There rather demand towards the
close of business The sales of Rra reach 1000 bags
sa9 cts; 500 bags Laguayra at 81 cs $40 Java at IL
cts 400 Porto Rico at ct cts; 100 Sumatra VI cts 600
st. Domingo at 7 u cts.
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In the City and County of New York from the end day OF
July to the 9TH day of July, lgi,.
IS Men Sc Wemen 81 Boys 10 Girls. Total, l73.
Apopexy !; Asthma ]; Burned or Scalded q Bleeding
Cholic o; Con9mpion, 27 Casualties, |; Constipation
Conyuon .; Croop or Hives 1; Delinum Trmens 2; Di-
p5hoes Propy D. do in ,he heal S do in the chest 81
3; Eglepsy Fsysr, do PaePer,, 9 do Rsmittsnt
Hoopins C1ugh & Inflammation q bladder 0; Of Bran
Dc Of Liver o; do Of Throat i do of Stomach .; do Of
or MM%5Slsrsd o. nss wenercs Moric99no Maa;pus,
sc Diisase of Heat Palsy d 2; RUPTURE Q;
eide. !: Teethng b Tumnr, O; Ul,rr liberation Of the
Throat, 1; Unknown 81 Worms, o.
Under year. 81; toe years IS; to TO- 2; 10 to
y 70 to 70, 2; 90 to 100, unknown, 3.
PLACES OF NATIVITY
United States l23 Ireland 49, ENGLAND 8 Scotland 2; Ger
many, 81 France, !; Sweden, o. Spain 0; Prussia 0; Brit
s Possessions in North America, o; West Indies, o. Wales
the above there were from the AImshouse Bellevue
Hospital Bellevue, Il Penientiary Hospital, Blackwels
Island 6, Small Pox, do Il City Prison, City Hospital,
New Jersey, ,; Long Island, ].
Coored Persons ............... ...ll.
WILLIAM A. WALTERS, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office july II,
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the farmers to consume manufactured goods is limited
My by their means of paying for them. The farmer
aay have a coat every month, and his wife and
lughters dresses every week if he sell produce
nough to pay for them On the other hand the consump
on of agricultural produce by the manufacturers is mi
I'D by their physical capacities. They given guam
ty of bread and beef every day matter how rich the,
'coms or how cheap the produce how great the sup
fiy, they can consume more; the contrary the
cher they become the expense OF the farmer the less
hey consume because they indulge the more in foreign
Injuries. II is clearly the interest of the manuactu.
-crs TO prevent the farmer from finding foreign market
Tor his produce, for other than that if all
he productions of the country confined within it's
own borders the manufacturer will get the quantity OF
produce which he consumes for half what would
cost him if the farmer had the choice of markets This
80 obvious that it becomes astonishing to find the
isrcultursts, who Eve sNths of the whole popua-
ton, submitting to these prepostereus restrictions.
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Cleared.
MctSu snsSB1E Ps%ed Wq wiz. Fort Nb al NfT aes
wSa HSa T sSss St
Arrived.
Brig Hyder Ali, Derrick. 10 days from Guayam, PR will,
rins,on 70. Nsy Yoyf July q Frtpkln 9l and Tor foiqd
Hatch ordo dg Al JaIo loading, bark Lewis Of
Brig csHis w9i H,sh sT CO pa%g p e. MAY
T. s. isste Brsndywnc gne bark Nisaa r Boston, d.
81 s GsSs. roas Es Ai Sn. cl
British brig Clyde 90 days ,m Windsor Ms with plaster,
Ss ~ big Benz sT,s 81 oS %o '' %s FAY
lGuPS schs M,blsIesd P'msn 70, =; Domingo; Gan.
f pssS GiT S bs 80 10" GO So spoke brig
schr Iiu son Cooley, Gays from Baltimore with m,he TO
sehr Gloucester Rhodes days from Virginia with wood
TO master. -
One bark. Wind Ne
General Record.
Packet suP SWITZERLAND, for London is def lined uni,
her Letter bags are at Glrn's News Room, in the
All sb Mfw a ssaors Jny sally Anne Indian Ocean, with
5asg sSSse 99a aSns Ag e b,,s S
re isY g. 'S% e. :, ss.
hnasoid bbls New Zealand anil ma u,s np on on
"a 10 c. per gall Spoke of Van Dema,'s Land q am az
n, mean her take large snrn W
wards Twas repd Dec 800 wh Feb g. 50 H. lon se sn
Caledonia Stonington 1900 bbis. - o ~ r.
Cid Warren July g. Montgomery tncw) for the Indian
Ocean.
barr Of 1SSg, rs Gg; Sea h s s.or
Martin will command her.
spoken.
Kate Tbompon daysirOm Boston for Portau Prince July
Grandee, York for Charleston, Juy2
Foreign Ports.
QyrsIe, July 5-Ar Dromahar, Sligo; Arcurs, London;
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Died.

On the morning of the 18th instant JOHN, son of Will
liam Van Norden, aged eleven months
The friends and relatives of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at O'Clock
from l47 Elizabeth street.
On the 9th instant after short illness Of Group ,SEL
WEBSTER, second son of Mr. Daniel Whitney, Jr in the
fifth year Of his age
Boston papers will please copy
On the 18th instant, Mr.. ANDREW MAFrIrr, aged 10
years.
Sheriff street. Ills r ends and the Independent Order
Odd Fellows are requested to attend.
On the 10th instant CATHERINE W., daughter of John
and Hannah Maria Adams and grand daughter of Alex
Welsh, ESD. aged two years and seven months.
Boston papers will please notice the above
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yso. p Gc . sSi', %s.a;
1i,s MtG,5 Iaderesisacs Bs,'s Hes,of Jno White
,"@ Aolo Abs5ayon' Puila Newea'ei %"
MqsInTsl, jay AIT Ra'seow Glasgow; sqs.nu.h Sea
isda" Do S;'i ISABELLA 'GIG GLASGOW
r. el',; Pc to Rico, diss; Brofs Norfolk DO; Anna
n ei Bsson WIG cargo Enefe for ~ mouth ,,m
rrRSssn1eo. June la-sld Lucy, Boston.
BAHiA. June S-sid Gunare, Hamburg.
United states Ports.
f,sTroRr, July AR Edw PEBBLE Aexsnds; I'd, lole
tSRIsmourT July sid Shamrock, Rotterdam; 9Th Turk
NrwnUnrrorr, 1a!y. g-An rer, St Pierres, Mart
more. ga TRorwsld.r% tDs%j RotSctdsm Bea Ftsnhin
P Phil Ar Sh J>e' Perkins ave jane Charles
SSssIgT S%ly sNA s s@,in NYSEs vo oil
e fErr Ms J sa En- A E%s Nyq Oh fs
phia; oh, Colchester .NYork
iG A. %A o Ss:aS , %:G Hon
P P,[aS F Sd L S BTemsn Boston pap
v Mirror New Haven iphe sehSyls, susan, Aqn,Ssa
md iBsss E f NYos s Es SnH Jersey c
Nichols Bitdle Newbarg oen lafayette, Sorwak, Conn
Ks,isa % Sd INV vs s FyS t Th' Island Reward
n FaEnTs1isx.sTsq july ii-A% vosaisel SYois, Love-
RENEE s1psJ july ya0Il Spy NYorl Mary M. Thomas
NeRrotE, yi1sid Mapcsa Liberia. In Hampton Ra
9Th New England Havre.
WAsHiNoroN, NC. July 2-Ar Brilliant Globe, and Thos
Wynns, Boston, Consul, NYork CID smith, Boston; Lake
do.
AP,LAcuicoIA, june 3e-Au WASHINGTON, Boston.
Guam. sToN July 8-Au rabisn Lisbon; John Camden
Sid kensington, Boston, Globe Richmond, Daniel Webster
Havana.
sAyASSAp, July 7cld Monticello, Liverpool; Prince de
York "
MonIr, July tzGd Tampa IIavrc; Republic, New York;
d Maw oTEs saS Jpy CID Mnnb, Hayrs cpap,
Vim Laid, Boston; Cassiu Providence Arr LIST, Guelma
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Cattle Market.

There appears to be quite uniformity in the supply
OF Cattle. This week there about eight hundred
Becves, two thousand Sheep and Lambs and forty five
Cows and Calves.
We have variation of consequence notice in pr.
Deeves fetch from So to $3.50 hundred weight
Sheep from 50 to 81 eachLambs from 1925 10 81 25
and Cows and Calves from $25 to S3S head
1t is to be that mutton has fallen Oft slightly in the
last month although not in the last week.
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BY F. ;. BEARNs, Aucnoneer
l39 Fulton street.
Th,s I,t- rITESn

At 10 o'clock at the
FURNlTURE-a gene raj assortment of handsome House
hold Fumoreconsstng OF Sofas Bureaus Wash stands,
Mahogany chairs Pier Centre and Card Tables Tea and Di
ming do Clocks Ortomans Dyaus soklng Glasses Globes
Brdsead and also FIVE elegant Mockng Bird Cages of
finish.
DRUGS MEDICINES-At II O'Clock, the contents Of a
Drug Store comprising the usual variety generally embbccd in
areta store; Also Soda Water Counter with marble top
fountain and fixtures also, the fixtures, scales and
weights, glass cases, shelving, &c. SC. jy 2itsr
FOR sALE-The Yacht ON-KAHY-E;-she is 81 ieet
long 2is feet beam, and IL feet hold. Her cabins
ensye and snpeIby fitted up. II not wanted for Yacht she
would be well adapted for packet between of the West
India lsiando the China other trade where
speed object. She admirable seaboat and would
convey large combining buoyancy with sharp
ness, than other vessel aoat She ssns and stouy
built and would be valuable dispatch vessel tender
to fleet She would lie her
deck from having part Other ballast Gao tons in an iron keel
by which her stability greatly increased For cia
purposes, she would require other ballast.
tsvng satisfied myself that going 70 for pleasure
without any very great sacrifice kbe dispensed with would
sails rigging furniture SC Sc &c, perfect order. She
can be sent TO without dollars She may be
at Pert Amboy For further particulars of Ira Bliss,
at the office ofthe c. and A. r. r. Company. or to
~ JOHN Z. STEVENS,
ie23 2wr South Amboy.
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Passengers TO Arrive.

S.vASNAu-Bg Sterling--George Hss, and lady Dixcr
lady aud three children Mcintyre, lady and child Mrs La
tIFor Miss Sinclair Miss saxon Mis-, Corder Mayey c
Riley, u Spofford, ii left, II levitt + g Peon w
Hand, w Harris, Masters Haas, Lcgricl, Corles IN
the Storage.
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City Despatch Post.

. 46 WILLIAM STREET.
tRiNcIrAL OFrIcE.-Leers deposited before halfpast
atpa - and hall past O'clock will be sent out for
delivery ats |, and O'Clock.
BRANCH OsPIoEs-Letters deposited before I, H. and
O'clock will be sent out for delivery at Q, and o'clock
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent.