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Snip i Allen. Wilson, New Orleans, 4 Collins & Go.
Betnpds, r Tucker; Maria Essel, Gould s. Johns NF
Nesmih, Leeds Coz super,, Rankin, Beifa'f Me- Brett
e Ryars1n T,plsd, Jas brspe ssSps Blae G Ms
NTH. Leeds 4 Co; WIN f Bird, Corson, 50 Augustine EFF.
Cooley Co; Hope Arey Frankfort, Me. Brett Nose,
Mary, Chase, Maohiss, Me. do do
Arrived.
Packet shin ST. James sebor from London and Portsmouth,
Feb "a. with mde, to Gripne Mntup Co 10th ult lat
~ Ion 10 a. spoke ship La Grange, rs days from NOreans
for Liverpool.
sugar and molasses, to order
Sch. September Dawes (of Kngston) Is DAYS from La
Guayra, with coffee SC Mason Thompson Sailed in co
stoaon or Porto Ssbelo 7h inst lat 81 Ion 80, spoke
Schr John farm Id Leland. 20 days om Mayaguez, PR
scr Exchange Morris, from Norfolk with shingles to the
master.
schr Delight Wheeler, from Suffolk with oysters, to the
schr Mary Jane, Lawrence, from Suffolk with oy.ers to
master.
Below.
Ship Delhi Cole from CASTOR and Macao with teas &c TO
Goodhue 4 Co.
Ships Toronto, Grswold, for London; Sutton Galloway
Charleston, and others.
Herald Marine Correspondence
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M A RITIM E AID.
Sailing Days OF the Steam ship,
Rackcfa 70 ArriYe,
Packets to Sail.
Shin Masters and Agents.

We shall il favor il Captains of Vessels will give
TO Commodore ROBERT SIIvEy of News Fleet, Re
por Of the Shipping left 4 the Port WHENCE they sailed the
Foreign Newspapers News they may have. lie will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information of any kind will be thankfully
received.
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i Wet TT RORE ifrS g 20 az Ionjop propreto m 4

To DRUGGISTS AND OTHERS from the south and
l. West ROBERTS& co. Of London, Poprleon ~
the celebrated and popular medicine "Pas Life Pills hay
ing established depot the sale of the same IN New YORK
would respectfully call the atenlon of druggists and others Of
the popular medicine, OF which there Is now
sold Europe than 30 900 boxes weekly and
has been the United states the sales
hsys rspdv extended through Of New York. Penn
ylyana New England and Canada A. family medi
cine unequaed, being perfectly Tree from any mineral
preparations also exceedingly effective in the Of
bilious complaints, copsumpti0ns and all diseases
arising from impurities Of blood being mild in is
operations system, may be taken by the delicate
female and small children.
The above may be had wholesale the Office Of T. Roberts
Coz No sol Clarendon House, corner Of Duane Broad
W first floor. mill lm,ssm
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90 THE CIRCUS IN BROOKLYN--We under.
stand that Rockwels superb troupe of
lest wint"ris about to visit Brooklyn, where
perform Wednesday evening next preparatory TO set
ting out upon their summer tour. Rockwells fame has
driven all competition out of the field and therefore he
will this season have the country entirely to himself His
troupe may now be said to be the largest and most
plshed in every department of any that has travel
cd
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WANIED-A situation as Gardener by julius w. Paulsen
wears %ass man. ia with small family who was irT four
as,s my " hf
mends his services either gentleman desirous erecting
TIC aeE ss M whIe hoc, collection of s1oc
snces Apply to A Pf5Ey ESQ No 20 BToadwsy, c Samuel
Of i Ire snas sy soes s1 oS F6 s1
street, VIII meet with strict attention. m3o 2wsr
cent? ON 5cs 'fsS f1% OF de-
So ''''' '''s'1 EiH
WARD WANTED-Any person having a small yard 70 let,
line stating terms and location o Boz so Uppe Post Once
location near the East ryer below Chatham would be
School Furniture for at 1876 Bowery opposite Spring
Persons IN mt o'ueh may hear of bargain By applying as
A FEW GETLEMEN Of steady habits can be aCcommo-
s9Ia w sr ea p Ss am
modaed on the post reasonable paror and bedroom
HKE Ss s. m GEom Dan can "a an
East India Trader, who a New York IN iss he desired
e return to hagand death Of his father!
sy viii a%S nsSGo
MB-is believed that he has lately assumed The of
smyth as S&t1*m
NIBLo's CONCERT SALOON,
e.. Sss s. 9 sss Vocal T apts
sh 1913 which viii have the honor IF 1e
nave elected '''''''''PfIR o os5i;s
soS @,;s. ! III 5 H;:s; G.. tn''s
Iva afoat, Pm sfot the fierce rolling tide.
The oceans my hone, aud my bark is my bride &c. &c.
SONG-A Life on the Ocean Wave.
A !lie on The ocean wave.
A home on the rolling deer;
hs hs r sin's shet asas. Keep
sCENA1Ths Dream Of the Reyser; The Three Houses;
in the long room at Exeter Hail. London in the Of
Words by Charles Maeky, Esq,
Around the board the guests were met the lights above them
And their rp!enishd off, the ruddy wine
Their sheel. llo,hd their their heart.
The sung the toast given and loud the revc
drand bumper with the rest and cried. away with
Let US be happy for to-day what for motrOw
And mid the whir of mnging t, vision pas.d be
NEW soNG-Rcbn Ruff.
#! had but thousand year. CATER Green.
III had but a thousand year
f "a yG"s what sight: would
NATIONAL AUTHENTIC Genius of Temperance.
Words by Henry John Sharpe. ;,
Friends Of Temperance the time lsat hand
As lib ssa 1g w t land
Then let the sis Vii s1
The Genius So Of Temperance will flourish AGAIN. 'i.''
IHE NEWt OONOLAND DOG.
Words by +. w. N. Bailey.
fesaVr.-Wave-semmer!-
Dcer-diver!-away!
NIGHTS shadows closing
The portals OF day.
On the breast of the bllow
We hear his low wall
We have put up the rudder,
And furld up the sail
No signal from heaven
Will show where he be;
And wherein he be driven
We
Ho, Carlo Newfoundland!
Go follow his cry,
As it gaspngly answers
The seamoaners sigh.-&e. &c.
CANTATA-"The Manlac."
Some since gentleman of fortune conveyed to
unatc asylum. and there conred The that
panied him took oath those with the of the
establishment to the fact Of mis- being The
the unfortunate gentleman mpOred be released the
forcb tile keepers convinced Of the fact Of his being
The treatment he received affected his he
became frantic Died The that carried him the
asylum supposed to have been hired by relatives
whom his property would after his deCease
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NEW WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
17- On Saturday the Goth April will be issued the
first lumber weekly Journal of enlarged dimen.

DO On Saturday, the 29h ofAprIl, will be issued the
first lumber of weekly Journal of enlarged dmen.
sions, called
THE ANGLO AMERICAN,
Devoted to the Subjects of Elegant and Entertaining Lii
teraure General Intelligence concerning matters in
CRY quarter of the world Politics Legislative and other
Public Debates Commerce; The Fine and Useful Arts ;
Brief Critical Notices Of Books Music Lectures and the
Drama and General Miscellaneous Affairs.
tbs purrosed that THE ANGLO AMERICAN shall
United States, and il will be the seduous sndeavors Of
the Proprieors to make its columns useful, entertaining
and worthy the patronage of families. The EdItoriai
charge has been committed TO the hands Of Mr. PA
TERsON. who having been long before the Puohc
through his engagements in "Albon, othis city, as Wei
rs through others of his literary abors is trusted Will
be sufficient guarantee for the quality OF THE ANGLO
AMERICANS pages.
The paper will consist of twenty -four pages oil very
large imperial quato size it will be printed on superior
paper with beautiful new type east expressly the mat
ter carefully read TO free il romtypographca and
will be published every Saturday commencing as above
Terms Three Dollars per Annum to be paid inv araby
in advance and mo deviation will IN any case be made
from the Cash plan of subscription.
+sAgents will be dealt with the usual terms and it
is requested that they will forward their orders early
only limited number of copies will be struck off, All
orders, &c., to be addressed post paid, to
f---~-1 Ell. GARVIN & CO., Publishers
(1UQ No. Apnstreet, New York.
Editors who shall give this advertisement few
lions and forward marked paper containing the same,
will be entitled to a free exchange. 6Sll
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BY Il. J. TODD, Arcuoneer.
Store az Fulton sire ct, BROOKLYN.

BY II. ]. TODD, Arctioneer
Store 81 Fulton street Brooklyn.
In the Vaults III Water street, New York.
Sale Of choice old WinesR. g. Todd respectfully gives
notice 70 hotel keepers and the public generally that he
structed to sell by auction without Wednesday,
April ~ 1t " O'clock the Vaults III Water street. New
Yovt choice lot Of superior cd %aes imported from the
The wines consist Of brown gold and pale sherry wood
and bottle choice old several casks Of Cameron
Sons double refined Oh several cks Seignes and
other brands choice old Brandy SIC.
Catalogues ready morning Of sale.
THURSDAY, Arril 10.
- At 10 o'clock at "a seventh 81, near the Bowery.
Furniture-Wi be sold aucon the entire furniture Of
said house from cellar attic which ali made order,
but short time and well taken Of Particulars
hereafter
MONDAY. April 90
At 10 o'clock, at No. - Tillery st, BROOKLYN.
Fnmiture-The furniture contained said house. Particu-
lars in time. alu 3tsm
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Passengers Arrived
Foreign ympcrt.tsons

,LoNpoN-packet ship St James-John McKewsn John
NlcKewan Miss E A McKewan, of Paterson, NJ; Joshu
Briggs, Robbnston, Me-3n in the steerage.
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POltT OF NEW YORK, APRIL II.


sun ersrs.... ...5 so NOON sErs....... %
SUN SETS ...6 80 HIGH WATER. 81
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BosTON, ApriI Q.
Arr s,h Martha Kinsman, Depnson Apaachicoa; Mary
Stanton Besrse Datmore Baltimore Edrdge, Philadel pha
Ella Wb.lden dos Nav, WGlch New York; Abigail El,za
Perkins Apalachcola Aurora, Woodbury., R,chmond; WIN
Wallace Iiaskell do; Caribbean Allen, Norfolk; Ksnhawa
Howard Freder cssbug-fe in with, 4th inst off Delsw
Cape the OF large schr with shv,uds aaehed-had
probably carried above the dcck the shtous
inches long, three side-one of the deadeye straps
attached and Of oak nailed the head OF the
Also arr, Londa, Kelly fredericksburg; lucrease
Warren Georgetown DC; Vesper, Freeman, Nanucoke, Va
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10 DR. vANDERPooL, 1872 FOURTH STREET
one of our best physicians has known several
sore nipples cured by shermans Pspilary OIL without
taking the child frem the breast-many mothers have
been able to nurse their children by using it when
they could not without t-and even where the
nipple appeared as if it would drop off this
reign oil has never failed to II Operates like
charm and is recommended by most of the in the
city is wonderful remedy. and worth all others in
existence Dr. Shermans warehouse is at 106 Nassau
Agents stanwix Hail. Albany, Ledger Buildings, Phi
ladelphia, and 8 Sta tie street Boston,
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n7-TO TAILORS.-Wanted man to take charge of
fashionable clothing store. He must be active and
good coat cutter and salesman Of good eddreshe must
number at least hundred, and that has held
situation in fashionable clothing store for at least five or
six years. and married The situation will he a
pleasant and permanent onethe salary from $500 $500
per annum None need apply Only those answering the
above description. man from New York would be pre-
ferred All applications TO he made in BY let
ter post paid Apply to r. T. SHEPHERD, No. 95 Ches-
nut street, Philadelphia
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENI is.
Park TIIMATnE.
NEW wlS Way 10 fA VII OLD +. S' 6ETTs
Msr ossI EACH Booth webom' Ma. ao,oa Barry
Mis-. jail. runsu A AFT M wai %,,,.,, vii,
FL sSpatea and ~ pirule vetteuamo.
Boxes. 50 cts; Pit as cts; GALLERY iaE ct
CHATHAM THEATnE
IIme aitrted-n future hsdoors will omen AZ n quar-.
.'f before GasGsf s9s is s1 e i
' '' This xiv SSS s. rRSs sis'i
Claude Melnotte. Forrest Paalint, Mis-. J. Clifton
POOH oiG"s soID HsG
MiTCRELL'S OLYMPIC TUEATn.--
THIS ea sTTssT!E IN III HI Il DSE;is;s'"''
Fof Aa's sTfssflsssks
FRANK FOX FOX FFhalTffsts Esq
THE III 'f GGMfp Aux
M pPSi will b. SDs1s a. md ' pc
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C. CUsHMAN
THIS EvEN NM K'p as,i R'n; Yijl b. ,.,.,m.
VALET 4T' DE- y@'F SHAM
LOAN ss 'S Of a I S,f
ROCKWELL's TROUPE OF EQUEsTRIANs.
(LATE NJ w
Will perform few evenings in
BROOKLYN
Commencing WEDNESDAY EVENING Anil ,o,h
The entertainments will comprise,
HORSEMANSBIP
BY The frat TrouDe in the world.
Splt ndd Classic Scenes anJG Groupings,
Together with the inmitabe Musical ComicaItex of the
f,rfamed
AFRICAN MiNSTRELa
With their unique and truly melOdous accompaniment of
Plantation lnstrrments.
Besides other particular escptiou of which
will be given in the bills OF the day.
~ Boxes so ccnu-Children half price. Pit as cents
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no THE TONIC MIXTURE" FOR THE CURE
OF Debility loss oappetite weakness in the back and limbs
paptatiops giddness in the head and all dis
orders arising from impaired state the vital energies
whether produced by vicious ndugences or any other
cause sold by the authority of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy, at the laboratory and principal Office 81
Nassau street. Price ST. bottle half Dozen lin CASEY
50 w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College. o. Nnssau street
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SINGING.

SINGING.
MADAM SUTTON. having arranged 10 Italy the
finishing lessons Italian French and English
style Of SINGING Her method that pursued by Bordoen
compass with astonishing apidy Her pupils will
advantage OF her singing with them which be pursued
awaiting Madam Suitons limited STAY
may ascertain &c. by application Chambers street,
from O'Clock till mn msr
- srp NEW FRENCH FLOWERS;
eneh Flowers and will the novelties
OF the season they Paris, by hare packet
Large dealers Will IND w ~1isk
Aso Flo wer Maken-An Of New Nationals.
YOUNG MEN out Of employment would do well to
Writing and KeepuT Academy 2si Brosdway second
floor Mr. VS. pupils generally obtain good situations as
Mr. Va course in book: epng strictly PRACTICAL no
authors work copied in his school endeavors to inn
that the science Of founded common serse
Course of ipsructou Wholesale Retail Commisson, EI
Van horde ms of splendid business
parted all incredible short Of time Terms ex.
uemely moderate Day and evening classes 2s Broadway.
A MONG THL THOUSAND one Medicines adver-
"A h.ed as certain cures for all pulmonary complaint"
has paved with pu vouchers for
its efficacy include Of which for character
Iespecbly cannot be surpassed this country Dr. jayne
being him.era physician does profess perform phys
like completely rdiied as were by disease,
but he does assert and We believe he borne by well
,hencaed facts that in ell diseases Of the lungs ard chest
which susceptible OF without miraculous
medicine before the public which - ective removing
coughs colds bronchs asthma hoa,senee peursy group.
influenza quinzy and all Disorders Of the machinery Of
pared only kY Dr.. D. JAYNE. 90 South Third street,
Philadelphia and 3o5 Broadway New York. Price 81 per bot
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DC. SARSAPARlLLA.-Publica attention is directed to
the advertisement in anoth column of the and
highly ehicacious preparation of Sarsapara manufac
ured at the laboratory of the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy Nassau street This extract is made by pro.
cess which, from its expensive and complicated nature
not attempted by the common druggists who vend tine
lures Of this valuable root II is now recommended and
used by the members of the College and great of
the respectable practitioners of the chief cities of the
Union Single bottles Is cents each half Dozen lin
ses0 So so; cases Of one dozen, Sc
W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, 81
Nassau street.
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arr- TIE INFALLIBpE HE AITH PILLS OF DIR.

us THE INFALLIBDE HE ALTH PILLS OF DIR.
RUsH.--There are periods in the human life when
application to medicine is indispensable to the preserva-
ton OF health The spring of the is one and an i'm
portan period of health il is In this climate and
especiay this the transition from cold to heat pro-
misses to be rapid and dangerous Dyspepsia bilious hui
mss ,cs appetite indigestion &C. all combine to pro-
Rushs Pills there will be found remedy safe and eca.
cacious and equally serv,ceable to the infant well as
the adult Independent of which, the proprietor, with
philanthropy which distinguished the venerable
venor has reduced the price from box to I2s
thersby placing them within the reach Of the afflicted Of
all classes list of agents for the city and country will
found in our advertising columnsand family should
disregard so safe and well recognised remedySunday
Atlas.
Sold wholesale and retail at the Office of the General
Agent, H. G. Daggers 30 Ann street Price l25 cents
box Also by Wadeigh. 459 Broadway. AFFORD. l6s
Bowery 80 Bowery 900 Walker street COL and 1879 Full
toa st. BROOKLYN Jas Hveson Williomsburgh and OF the
Booksellers and Periodical Agents throughout the
try.
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EkS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pseke, of the iath
3A Apnl-The superior. fast sailing packet ship
ShEFFIELD, Captain Allen, will sail above
her regular day.
and seerage passengers persons wishing embark should
make early application board foot Of Maiden Lane or TO
JOSEPH MENU KAY,
100 Pine ST., South
Persons wishing to send for their friends residing in the
old have them brought by the above ships or
of he regular packets by applying above if by letter.
DOS paid ar
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CANTATA-'The Maniac"
Some years since gentleman of fortune was conveyed to
panied him took oath those with the of the
establishment the fact Of mis- being The
the unfortunate gentleman mplored be released the
focby tile keepers convinced Of the fact Of his being
became frantic died The that carried him the
asylum supposed have been hired by relatives
to whom his property would revert after his decease.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28

We have Just returned from flying visit to Amelia,
where we had the pleasure Of attending, on Thursday,
a large and highly respectable meeting of The Demo-
cratic party. 1t was called to order by Mr.. Thomas f.
Je,er; Mr. James P. Cooke was appointed Chairman,
and Mr. Fabus Lawson, Secretary. The object of the
meeting was ex PINNED by Mr. John F. Wiley, and the
resolutions offered by Mr. T. T. Giles, (roni the a.e
ness Of the hour we were unable t, obtain copy OF
,hsm) They laid down the principles for which the
Democratic Republican party contends, and proposed
the formation Of Democratic Association for the
county of Amelia Upon the Tariff they were very
strong and have obtained from the author copy oil
those on that subject which, although il was written
from memory may not be precisely correct as 10 The
words, fully expresses the sentiment OF the meeting
RESOLVED, That we are opposed to Tariff Tor pro.
lection, under whatever form it may be disguised and
above all, to Tariff for Revenue discriminating for
Protection; because such Tariff continues the MUS
ce and oppression Of the Protective System, while It
makes the interest of the protected class 10 increase
the public burlhens That are in favor of a Tariff
for only, and that revenue Limited TO the &C
tual wants of the Government economically admins
tered.
Resolued, That the Tariff bill Of 1872 enacted by
the Wings, is opposed to every provision OF The Com
promise Act Of l533-that its passage involved vic.
ation of public faith and its exaetons grievously
burthensome upon tie people and that we will not
quietly submit to lis nquity and injustice.
Mr.. Giles did not consider it necessary 10 enter into
any argument on The res lutions the Democracy OF
Anne liza had often expressed similar opinions, he there
fore confined himself principally to demonstrating the
great benefits be derived from the united action OF
an Association.
All the request Of the meeting, it was addressed by
Gen. Dromgooe and Mr.. Greenhow. The resolutions
were then unanimously adopted, and Committee ap-
pointed to report Constitution atthe next Court No
step was taken in regard to the National Convention
the friends of both candidates being convinced that
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POSTSCRIPT.
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

large meeting held on Saturday, in the city of
New York. on the subject Of Pos, Office Reform They
adopt memorial to Congress, for reduction of the
present heavy rates of posage-for the abolition of the
ranking privilege, Except the Official correspondence
Of the Post Office DEPARTMENT. for uniform charge
of FIVE cents in advance, each letter weighing not
more than half an ounce and of FIVE cents additional
on every half ounce, for all distances-for uniform
postage of one half cent every newspaper periodical
printed sheet, conveyed in the mail, when the post
age is paid in advance and double, when not paid in
advance-ond agains. the "penal euactncnts and de-
uuncatons by which it is sought to compel the people
to support the Post Office, when their interest and
convenience may he better subserved without it,"
Some Of the above suggestions are actually good
especially the reduction 1.-THE present eIobant pos
tage. 10 Great Britain, the penny pos,age any part
of the Kingdom, succeeds admirably, and brings IN
much increased revenue