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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10
THIRD DAY.

Jockey Club Purse, S400-540 Ent,once---
Three Mile Heats.
Boon. Jackson & Co.'S s h Ecliptic BY
Eclipse, dam by dam Of Rodolph, 1871
Saunders & Kennedy's br m Ann Harper
pedigree as above, yrs. 232
7. w. Lanes gr h Cleveland, by Imp.
Emancipation, dam by Imp. Leviahan.
4yrs. dis
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10
REPORTS ON THE VETO.

We this week commence the publication
of the reports of the Committee on the
last Veto Message of President Tyler
Mr.. ADAMS will be found in to-day's paper.
AS we can make room we will give the
Others
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10

The LADy's BooK.-The September
member of this periodical has been received.
1t is in every respect equal to the preceding
numbers, and is well worthy the patrons sc
of the American Ladies. The tale OF
Alma Dcrlay, or the Two Caps" is alone
worth the subscription a year,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10
JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
FIRST DAY,

Proprietor's Purse, Sl00-Mile heas-Ftu
for all.
7. G. Moores s ( Cherokee Maid, ped
igree as above. 1 l
Boon, Jackson q Co.'S br h Grampus. by
Shark, dam by Mons Tonson, yrs 2 2
B. Hanison's 6 Wattehock, by Reve-
lie, dam By Sir William, yrs ol6. 8 .
Time-1.s4, 1.57. Track heavy.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10

Rumor states, that the Senators who vo-
ted against the treaty with Great Britain,
are Messrs. Benton, Linn, Bu chanan, Stur-
geon, Allen, Bagby, Smith of Conn, Con-
rad, and Williams.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10
MIR. CALHOUN

The Boston Daily American says, that
Mr.. Calhoun will be formidable, if not the
only. candidate at the next election, hardly
admits of doubt. He is writing letters to
leading Loco Focos in all quarters, and
means to stand at all hazards. II will stand"
he writes to an ex-custom house officer of
this city-"nomination or no nomination"
The following letter from Mr.. Calhoun in
reply to committee of his friends in Ma
con Mississippi. which appears in the Co.
lumbus Democrat, smacks of the same
temDer:
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10

An old man, named Martin Letter, went
into BARRIERS shop in the evening of the
Goth, took his seat to be shaved, and while
the barber was preparing for that purpose,
expired in the chair.-Phila. Paper.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10
SECOND DAY,

Jockey Club Purse. $250--$25 Entrance
7iro Mile Heats.
Boon, Jackson & Co.'S s { Ann Steward,
pedigree as above. al
B. Harrison's Saliua, by Eclipse, dam
by Rather, years old. 322
R. w. Sinclair's Vidocq, by Medoc,
dam by Stakeholder, yrs. SIS
Maj. TIL. Stevenson's Honest John,
by Woodpecker, dam by Cherokee, 4y. 4 4
T. w. Lanes br h by Zinganee, Buck.
eyes danny by Ogles Oscar, yrs. 23df
Thos. Jackson's s Simon Girty. by
Mark Moore, dam by Tiger, 3 yrs l dis,
Time-3.57, 1855, 4O2.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10

In the Senate, on the 9th ult., the Tariff
bill was passed. Several amendments
were made to it which will make it neces-
sary for it to be returned to the House.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10
THE RACES
OVER THE FAYETTE COURSE.

Wednesday, Aug. 31a.--Match race for 300
side-mile heats 4
T. G. Moore's 6 Cherokee Maid, by
Marmion, dam by Tecumseh, old, 1
Saunders 4 Keunedys C by imp Glen.
coe dam by imp Levialhan, 2 2
Time-l.53, 1.59.
The gray fly took the first heat with ease,
and came in first on the second heat, but foul
riding being reported by the patrol judges, the
money was drawn by mutual consent. .
Saturday, Sep. 3--lfatch Race, $500. 2 m hh.
Saunders & Kennedy's br m Ann Harper
by i'm LusborouSh, d by Richard, 4y eli
w Boons Ann Steward, by Eclipse
dam by Paragon, 4 l22
Time-356, 354, $50.
Tuesday, Sep g. Coli Race for 2 yr old Coils.
Entrance $50--Mle Heats.
B. Harrison'S S by Mark Moore. dam
by Gohannah i
A. w. Morisons by Collier dam by
Whip. 2 3
R. w. Snclait's b by Harrison. dam
by Plato 3 2
Time--l.5 SIS, %
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10

IL has been decided by the District
Judge in Michigan, that aliens may be en-.
listed into the army Of the United States
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10

UFHenry Clay has been unanimously
nominated for the Presidency, by cen.
vention of the Wings of Maryland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31

These prices sufficient to show the general
of business through the Spring But little
has been done than absolute necessity required
We annex the Mexican tariff
The NEW MEXICAN TARrF.-The committee Of mer
chants appointed by Santa Ana revise and alter the
thrift laws of the country have reported and all the
atoms recommended by them have been acceded The
law does 60 into effect until six months have
elapsed from the both April last.
will be seen that the duties upon nearly species
OF foreign merchandise have been materially reduced
and we understand that the new tariff popular with the
mercantile interests of the country generally.
We might also here state that many the restrictions
upon foreign vessels entering the American ports have
been taken of, and that the now allowed
house.
By the tariff brandy will pay $500 per arroba 2s
lbs) instead af $500, as by the old.
Gin, 81 90 per arroba, instead of $500
Rum, which was before prohibited, will pay saOO
per arroba.
Wines (whe) will pay 81 so per arroba and red 81 rs
II may be rccoected that by the old white wines paw
$3.50 and red $225 We speak of those imported in casks
ported in bottles.
Olive oil will pay 81 per quintal, instead of IS.
Sperm candles, SIS per 100 lbs instead Of s35
Goldfish, 81 per quintal, instead Of 50.
Steel, 81 per 100 lbs instead Of 81.
Raw iron, 81 per 100 lbs instead Of ST.
Wrought iron, 81, instead of -.
Black tea will pay so cents per lb instead Of ST. green
rs cents. instead Of 81.
be admitted by pay ing 30 per of invoice
with % per cent augmentation.
Cloth of all classes will pay so cents per vara instead
of 81.
in 10 threads to the square inch-be
fore prohibited under &c. This alteration will have the
tendency to bring many English goods into the Mexican
market which were before good as prohibited.
the square instead of I2l Cotton thread prohibit
ted as formerly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31
MONEY MARKET.



The stock market heavy to-day and prices in some
cases declined Del. Hudson fell Paterson India
ma SIS rose Illinois per cent Harlem per cent Mo-
hawk 3 Kentucky esi New-York state 8, improved Il
do 6s, 1862, fell The anxiety in relation to Harlem
stock continues notwithstanding large purchases of the
stock the price yet continues low in consequence of the
want ofconfdence in the stability of the operations going
forward is now thought that the bears In the stock
are crazy, but the event on Saturday will determine.
The progress Of resumption the West and South
is exertng beneficial influence upon the internal ex
changes The following table Of the rates of domestic
bills at NewYork at different periods In February 1899
the resumption was general. In November of the same
year. the South and West had again suspended In Janu
airy, 1871, partial resumption took place for few
weeks, when the banks South and West of New-Yorl
again suspended and continued with the exception O.
South Carolina until the present year. These hav.
produced the following huctuaton in the prices OF bills
RATES OF DOMESTIC BILLS IN Nrw YoRx
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Sales Mt the stock Exchange.


The markets have been fairly active for the season. but
prices Of produce generally heavy AshesThe sales
since Saturday amount to about $50 barrels of pots ST.
2l and so pearls at $3.50. Four-Thc receipts light
but the market sheavy and though Canal -four is held at
S63lf it can be bought doubt at S6.25 Michigan
quote at So l2t Gas according brands No change
other descriptions Coal-There have been quite
Der of arrivals this week and several sales l4O
Scotch brought $5S7f cash. $50 chadrons Liverpool Ca
mel 50; 2l2 chaldrons Sidney $3.50; both months Cot
ee-Buyers offer rather lower prices but sellers will
ling to keep out of the market The sales small
500 bags Brazil at 81 10 cents; 200 Laguayra %
200 bags and 30 bills Cuba g Oh 100 Sumatra 81 and
400 ST. mngo at II J. The habit is to sell ST. Domn.
go for cash. and the rest By Auction on Satur
day 396 bags Maracabo brought st J cents.
The following comparative table of the prices Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31

BREMES-Bng Mathde-l0OO demijohns bxs glass pkg
Mulsr-o bys HAYS 9oetzmIrkg, = boxes Groshem
nkgs cks g II Semon-5 casks II Hiberson-2 Schultz 4
Blydenburg-2 Z Schneider Victor 4 Duckwtz-O bxs
Henschen Unkart3 cs bxs w Varwcs-a & II Horst
man--2 pkgs II Cioldstein
GALvEsToNBrig Cuba )26 bales
ton 1913 hides Harmony co-56 bales cotton John Bower
80 c Redfed-l2A G & A w Benson-20 w G Bull-i0
do case Smith Graves26 hides IL bds deer skins boxes
iurs Dugyea Co.'S M pps brandy Fabers3 hides Cham
berlain Cutter trunk desk II Huchns- bx Wane-l53
bales bb copper hides bd deer skins $50
tn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31

100 MxNDAsfus Is WRIT ISSUED OUT OF
Supreme Count, commanding individual or set Of
individuals do certain act for instance command
ing Mayor Morris to in the Wing officers Of the
the Sixth Ward. There necessity Tor any thing
the kind as regards shemans Lozenges the demano
for them is 50 great that the only difficulty manufac
ture sufficient to meet IT, They be had
street Agents-Reddng, Boston; Burgess, Philadelphia;
aud DR.. Reed, Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31

Mobile Nashville and Richmond the present
of the suspended sections fact which made apparent
by the rates Of exchange those points They
such as cannot long be maintained with sound
currency in the adjacent districts The following table
the of specie, sight bills New.York and bills on
England will show the state Of the currency at the seve.
4 raj points;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31
Weekly Report OF Interments
In the City and County of New York from the day Of
Nav TO the cath day Of May, 1912.
ri Total

Nav 10 the oath day Of May, 1912.
"a Men ~ Women 40 Boys; 81 Girls. Total, 1877.
DISEASES.
Absces l. Aneusm, |; Apoplexy, 5; Aspyxia I; Bleed
,ng from Lungs, Cancer o. Casualties Consumption 10;
Cholera lnanum do Morbus, |; Commissions Crop
Hives, 3: Deluum Tremen q Dysentery Dropsy do in
head q do in the chest 2; Drowned Ii Erypelas Enilep
y b Fever Fever Puerera 2; Fever Scarlet 10; Fever
IyphSd q Fever Bilious p Do reattps 4 Hopping Cough
Chest do of Liver do of Lungs 81 do of Stomach do
OF Womb O; do Of Heat Insanity o; lntemperance ];
Janndce, o; Killed Murdered o; Lues Venerea Il Nor
dea'ion 2; Msasmus. 81 Maiormaiion 2; Measles o. Old
O. Rupture o. Small Por, Il Scoiua Spinal Disease !;
Snrue Suicide, o. Teethng o; Tumor, o. Unknown, O;
Whooping Cough, 0; Worms.
-
Under year. "a; TO years. ~; TO 8; TO- 8; 10 to
a. y 20 to 80 ~ 80 to 0 81; 40 10 505 80 To Co. co 10 TO-
s. 70 TO 90 2; 60 to go, 5.
PLACES OF NATIVITY.
United States 100; Ireland 10; England A. Scotland Il Ger
u France 3; Switze Rand o. Prussia Brit
'sh Possessions n North America, o. Unknown Wales
nitentiary Hospital, o. Blackwell Island q Small Pox
CITY Hospital, L; Long Island Alnshouse, Bellevue, o;
Wcstcheser, o.
Colo'ed fe WIfIi., Wv ~,
CITY Inspectors Office, May 49, l3i2.
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Died.


In this city on the Attn instant AAaos CASEY Piceor
aged IL years and 8 months. lI' -TIF
On the s0th instant Mrs MARY BUFFERS, in the 7srd
year Of her age. EI
The relatives and friends of the deceased respectful
invited to attend the funeral which will take place this
(Iuesday) afternoon at four O'clock from No 1872 Resde
street.
On the 30th instant RoBrRT, son of Robert and Ann
Owens, aged year. s months and 81 days.
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this TUESDAY afternoon at O'Clock
from No. &c Mott street, without further invitation
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IS WILLIAM STREET.

PKIScpAL OrricE.--Leters deposited before halfpast
hapas H. and half past o'clock will be sent out for
delivery at 9, I, and o'clock.
BRANCH OrrrcEsLetters deposited before Z, H. and
O'clock will be sent for delivery at g. and O'Clock
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent.
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Cattle Market.

upper and lower markets both dull to-day, COM
Parmivciy speaking. There about seven hundred
beeves; hve hundred Sheep and Lambs and fry Cows
ana Caives oncred Not all Sold We notice change
in beef cattle. Sheep fetched from 50 to $50 Lambs
from ~ 70 $50 and Cows and Calves from S25 to 80 each
The quality of the cattle was pretty fair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31

This shows fair and favorable state OF the currency at
every point except at those where fraudulent rredeema
bic paper money stolerated currency The following
table of the progress of the depreciation Of the
cies Eve Of the leading points during the past year
premium sPEcK Ar FIVE LEADING SUSPENDED
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CO.. ..,. ..,,. ;.u.,.., nm 60 .,. co,n,osnc.m.n,
s A.. -, 49,, IT, .nar;ons of Tho hanks tben
os.d ,.n.ra, dsrsco,;on which Increased nm IN the
,;.,ho. ,h s 49,. r.,r, al, ,or,y.rd and tho ,ei,p
h,,u.or,., % ~ h.nI. ,omu.rc.d In consequence Of
h ,.,na,, a,a Tho lou, nrc.s Of nroduce the
,a;.,; 81 ~ hoo, c,,rror.,, ,h;o .ar has baan CO
;, a ,ao. Tho, ,bo,, coula M, recover tbemselvss
Inn, ~. e.tas, have b. obliged 70 ston and the others
. -. A. ~. o,.., a., .,; - ,..,;.,;o :;
49,, . "a nor can. .o,sr ,h.n ~ ,h .,o ,,or;od la,
- A. M..;, =, ,.s ~, . .. h :. . h. n
- . l.; ,a., 1rnaor ~. ;,u,,u,.a g. 90 AZ,
~ Or,.ors po,Ls Sai,.d and ,h r.., rosrre, Mohil.
r.. .-.., -. ,...;,; -. 5000, :, -
60. =, All, ,a., o p,,,, of ~. s,r.h o.,
W.. 80, =. c,,,,.
Specie poving STATES Non spee;, po,dns States,
Ohio, Illinois,
mnlcmgan, r rennessee'
MARYLAND New Orleans.
Delaware, Arkansas.
New Jersey Aianama
Sontb Caro,;na Virg;na
Missouri, North Carolina.
Indiana.
Since that period as we nave sated, the New orleans
ana North carolina Banks nave resumed ana lihno In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31
GARDEN.

'HE Proprietor of this fashionable respectfully bess
leave to announce TO the public fNew York that sea
son Will commence Wednesday next, June when the
wondcrnl Raye Family augmented by several artists
from Paris, and numbering 20 persons, will appear
Many costly improvements have been effected durpy the 70.
both the Grand Saloon aud Garden. The former s
been re1ecoatcd and the latter filed with and beautiful
Shrubs and Flowers.
Edge the nimtablc Pyro,echn has engaged some
month, past IN executne at unusual expense, sere. OF
novel displays in his pleasing
The pomnade Musicale which last such une.
gu,ossl sstiacton viii be resumed by full aud efficient
Orchestra under the dccuon of Mr. r. Woof from Corcrt
Garden London and no effort " i'll be left un-d merit the
extensive patronage bestowed on this establishment hereto
fore.
The Garden will be thrown open half past precisely and
the anusennents commence at 6 O'clock
Admission, 50 Cents.
B-A limited number OF Season Tickets will be issued.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31
Foreign MarLes.

KINGSTON. ia. April 2e.-CoGce--One tiercc marke
DMF, at top, sold at 92s; ditto ditto same mark.
72s, and ditto marked NIB, at l02s per 100 ibs ""'
Sugar-Hhds sold at to 23s ditto ditto n, Oh. al
23s, and ditto ditto at COS per l00lbs. "
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HILLS NEW YORK MUSEUM.

~. tFormery known as Peale'.,)
s's'Fi fgFiti .: ss 4s NO
9HSeyir Fl Hill lily AZ tTs1 HoH STEns the week
ms, ;mno,,., 'aR hSssi s y ESss.'l'
i ga6. IN ihs county, oe
magnificent Pospaste TaSeaar ap0e0n represented In ten
1stmIs Tour De Nesis 70 DC will be found
s -R;np, Of g ,hs xSS at r. koS s,0
6n ;h and Il Gs '.a three TSb
Y IL f Ds~ b, lecture; s. :h
hi popular Yankee Stories Anecdotes limitations
ANY, q sHs ssss
Admission to all IS cents. n,o
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Il AHR END
81 ss Ts " s % sy s S M s%,a M ss
. y. d and I'd s.
hs from ya e SS Or
with aa h:
oss more week of the mysterious GIPsEY GIRL She
.s.A,s q. s s: s..a
#;;s 9: vSfs;;' y S;?s
Grand Cosmorama and more NOVEL CURIosITIEs
splendid day performance every wednesday satut.y
Admittance to the whole IS cenu-chadren half price,
Ms7sy +..S 1N ". Pax s,5 sss SUI
kS N6fE gu 81 and
Public generally, resident the State Of New York and
~s Ry;99 they pre-
nSi s Circus Company s 1sSf Rde each sTsd
a'
m ii, ss, .y.s = N.ys md 70 f.
Of sASS GREAT s Masters admiralty psyt
A%9ss T rGS b S & :
s Is 1RS %se John ne s Vt
HE'S 81 4. ] r.
h ss n M fy ..sS
T The r si s ss
| Of Lss BEADED BY e Sensation as s d.
EhS% i The vGs a., AsIOSs Nj swss dis
s great Ea. iHdisa Seffo@s'e Fs.,. By J:%ss. ,m
talented I1oupe~snsIs horse act. Of dash aud dare. by Mr.
Twenty Performer viii rep5e;en, Gapa Historical GAYS!
e asy';
len, and popular ,recmen' q Negro Song and Dance by
sh :sd d. P"ss o & Holman ns
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC sOCIETY.-In conss-
he IF % % weSs IF s %."r
from attending and the solicitation Of many Of the friends
patrons Society the Board Of Managers bog
announce performance flor Of Society)
will be reeated with slight variation Of the Tuesday
Evening the It'll Of June.
full r~beara will take place This Evening the Tabenc
oc All performing mbcs both ladies and gentlemen
requested to attend. By order,
m30 ltr J. A. SPARKS, Secretary,
C,REAT AND MOVED ATTRACTION AT. TIL
VI ELYSIAN FIELDS Free Concerts d'Ete Ia Mu-
sad every Monday "Wednesday and Saturday iron
81 o'clock, ca O'Clock Monday To
render the nducrent these delightful grounds inc
.istable Mr. mccarthy the lessee Of the place has the pies
sure TO announce the public thu, he has Effected short
with Band consisting q ten Professors Of high or
der OF talents aud led by Mr. E. Myers They will perform
selection from the Operas OF The mos, adsed composers with
The beauty OF The surrounding scenery combined with ths
excellence Of the music fail yield gratifying
me nj to those who may honor him with their
m22 l0t.r
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Passengers Sailed.
Foreign InportatiOns,

LrERpooL-ship BooklynDr Wheeler and lady, of Brook
yn; Alexr Jonnson Aexr Pullen Mr. Hgginbotom, and
Clement, England-7O in steerace
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31

On the 26th instant at Sharon the seat of Commodo,.
Thomas APP Cstesby Jones' in Fairfax county Virginia
by the Rev. THOMAS Balch, D. D., HgSRy Dana wan o,
the city of New York. to CHARLorrg GALBRArrH Of Dub.
lin, Ireland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31
MARITIME HERALD.
Departure Of the Atlantic Steamers
Nr
TO Ship Masters.

We shall esteem favor if captains of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore R. s. Martin Of our ews fleet
port Of the shipping left at the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their passage list of their aud
foreign newspapers they may have. Commodore Martin wifi
board them Immediately their arrival We will reciprocae
he favor in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31

Cleared.

Cleared.
Ss" h.bgGs hias'ST e eS
"stasv Ford iIa %i
s Gn H;W%gdS. Nj Bs XSS's
hsa p Balrn Co; Empire POWELL i, Noof '"" i'''"
Arrived.
Bremen brig Mathde Sageken 80 days from Bremen with
British brig Helen Mar Card 10 days from Windsor, Ms
sshr Josephine Robbins day, from Richmond with md,e
sshr John NJ. Clayton Harvey days from ,Phladeph,
schr Splendid Baker days from Machias with lumber
schr Pilot -, days from AIaehas. with lumber, to the
schr Margaret Ann, Smith days from Virginia with wood
Brush sehr VIM Wilson, Baker days from Halifax. with
schr Texian Leighton from Passport with plaster stur
sehr lOe, Norwood from Eastpo with plaster p l. Ne
sehr Psauo Kelly days from Boston, with md.e to the
schr Reside Langley days from Boston, with mdse to
sloop Pennsylvania Thompson, day, from Phlad.lrhi,,
One ship two bigs. Wind NV.
y Atlantic B%sn N.psns
5oS Tno Bs%o1e and
feet Of vessels from the owerbsy
John Holland IS days from Havre for Nosans May 49, off
Foreign Ports.
for Europe, do; Carl, (BremcnJ do DO
May Ar 's e. Echo sn. e Nsw Work. to "
MoyrEeo Bay, ia. April 26-Arr Pandora Philadelphia
PrRSAMBuco, May Ain port Giraffe for NYork in days;
Globe, from Phiadepha April 20; Chedsbucto rom Hall
previous.
MoyIrvIpEo, April Arr since 2lst u. Helen Mar from
Phiade lphs. disg Gunae, from the Isle Of Sal Herald
from yaparsiso bound g CaSz pu, in eaky; Piena, from
Rio Janeiro ldg for Havana sail soon: Express from New
York disg Africa. Boston do; Telumab from Nyok Just
Three Brothers, Salem Ayrcs: Abb
I'm Dc? do do; La Plata Philadelphia do do; Amazon Bal
more do do; Thetis Boston, do do Africa Boston
Delight, Buenos Ayres, Just
United states Ports.
PORTLAND, May 2aSignal for brig Ar 9th Snow Tho
for Mobile; EXTRA, Porto Rico. -
PHnAprLpHIA, May 3e-An Venice, NYork; Ann 4 L.
do; Packet, Bangor Gen Warren PeDambuco Dandy Uar.
Dor Island; Rover dol Splendid Saybock; vuure New
rypor Ivsnhoe, do Agswan, NYork United States Lub.c
Ga Gen Lafaystte Stamford CT; Wainwright Boston, Ne.
NORFOLK, May 27-Sid VI, James River Helen Plymth
Mass. ~ - ~
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Peass's Candy-Its march Is onward.

New York March 81 lSll.
Gentlemen-l last fall afflicted with cold,
nasmuch that could not rest at night and the phlegm
was continually rising in my throat. had been troubled
with this cough at times than others had
tried all kinds Of medicines that used for such
plants, but with littlo was at length in
duced to purchase small quantity of your Hoarhound
candy and am happy to say its effects upon me were
pletely relieved and have hesitation in recommending
it to the public. / am yours. truly,
JOHN S. THOMPSON, 10 Oliver St
To Messrs. j. Pcase Son. as Division street Agents
Reddng State street Boston Rawis Co. o. euae stree.
Albany Zieber, Philadelphia Robinson ITO Baltimore
street, Baltimore Hademan, Louisville ny. riscker
Washington City, Co. Jobson, % St. Charles street New
Orleans; Watson Memphis, Tenn Adams Blunt
Huntsville, Ala Tobey CINCINNATI, ONO Tamehili,
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90 BALsAM OF LIvERwORT.-Ths wonderful
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germs true excellence, is acquiring fame the
United States unequalled by any production Of the kind
The many wonderful cures effected by have convinced
the redulous of its virtues has restored health
TO the victims of that dreadful malady, consumption
which yearly carries off thousands Of the young
and beautiful of 1t needs bur to try it. to be
assured properties and its the human
system 1t is however, all important that the genuine
article should be obtained and this be done only by
applying at 375 Bowery, New York. No family should
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CO If YOU WOULD BE DELIGHTED AND IN
structed go by all means to the New York Museum,
under the management of Yankee Hill. The Polys-
pastes Views exhibiting there the finest specimens
arsca skill ever exhibited in this country. The vari-
alton of light shade and season, truly wonderful, and
must be seen before its imposing effect be appreca.
ted Yankee Hill appears in the Lecture Recon- There
is an exhibition at O'CLOCK in the afternoon and in the
evening. Frn