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=, LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.
NoRFoLx Apr EAT Daniel Erarcis. Small Boston for
hichmonu SID sidney, Barnard, West Indies ' W.
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= WASHINGTON HALL, Broadway, 18th April 1873
To rur Iuts M Nrxy Vonr

WAsHIScroS HALL, Broadway, 18th April, ls4a
10 THE IRIsHMEN OF New YoRK =
My FELLOW CoUNrRYMEN-
In the beginning Of the present winter at the surres
ton OF few friends undertook to bring the entire his
tory OF the Irish before invaluable friends the
citizens of America. ~
This undertook to do though conscious of my inab
or the purpose chiefly of letting the American peo
PIE the friends the oppressed know through
don of Ireland and the nature of thpt unionn which
at present fubsists between her and England
have now nearly concluded this arduous taskatasl
never before attempted by any one in Ireland or here
and cannot but feel my full share of pride that INV
countrys history afforded matter interest this intei.
gent to the unprecedented extent of seven
teen lectures. ga
Although this triumphant success has attended nv
course, YET, owing to peculiar circumstances known to
the gentlemen of the committee under which acted
have incurred liability OF expense which requires liz
tie extra exertions to clear off For this purpose cali on
you, in the of the advocate to attend INV
next lecture the life and death of Robert Emmett
which takes place Tuesday evening next at Washing.
ton Hall, Broadway.
appeal to every true Irshman stir in my behalf and
bring his friends with him this OCCASION SO as to ena
BILE me to pass from this city with ecla and credit on INV
journey OF agitation for Irelands freedom.
am. fellow countrymen, your faithful servant
THOMAS MOONY
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GRAPE VINES FOR SrRING.-Now Is the time to
purchase your Grape Vines. 1t will be seen by adj
vertisement that Mr. Franklin, Is Broad street, will
sell this day at IL oclock 1000 Isabella Grape Vines
Also, 300 English Gooseberry Bushes.
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Go- Remember that Mr.. Bee gives Concert, vo-
cal and instrumental tonight, at Concert Hall, as
sisted by several aspirants who will make their de-
but before New York audlence-See advertise.
ment.
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n3- ELIZABETHTOwN. N. ]. Feb. 90 ls4s.-About
two months ago was seized with violent cold &C.
companied by racking cough. which caused rails
ing OF blood tried various remedies but did any
good: cut on the contrary my cough increased and it
was feared II would result in consumption. BY accident
DR.. Wstars Family Medical Guide met my eye, which
recommended Basam of Wild Cherry. purchased bot
tie, used IT, and in week ceased raising blood nv
cough entirely disappeared. and my health complete
y restored enabling to attend to my business usual
JAMES w. WOODRUFF.
We, tho unders gned, acquainted with Mr.. J. w.
Woodruff, and can all who do not know him. that
his statement is entitled to full credit Where he known
his word needs not our Endorsement.
APOLLOS NJ. ELMER,
up. for the county Of Essex, N. j.
CHARLES WINANS,
J. P. for borough of Elizabethtown, N. ].
Price ST. per bottle. Sold only by Isaac Butts Full
ton st corner OF Nassau Mrs Hayes Brooklyn; Badger
Newark. n. J.
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STEAM SHIP GREAT WESTERN left Liverpool last
Saturday for New YoIk.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL,

W Inc democrats of ST. Louis, Missouri, have
eiecled Their candidate for Mayor. The Wings have
elected majority OF the other city officers.
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M3-BRIsTOL,s sARSApARITTAv rps1rssANn

N3-BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA,V VERSUS SANDS
CONGRATULATIONS article which has wrong hit such
signal cures within the state ard city of New York has
brought from A. B. Sands the following certc ate Of
its superior efcacyof It's unequaed virtues in eradi
eating all diseases for which it is sold.
New YoRx, April 20, 1912.
Mr.. C. G. BKIsroL Buffalo, ". "
Dear Strive have been selling during the year past
considerable quantities of your Extract Of Sarsapara
and think from the hear Of its virtues from
those who have used it, that the sale in city may be
much increased by paying il attention in Advertising
Our arrangements such with the different papers that
can have advertisements inserted on much better
terms than most others pay, and more conspicuous If
you would ike to make arrangement with us for sell
ing more extensively, think could be made of adj
vantage to us both We have different stores
three of them in best locations in the city for retailing
and one for wholesaeing and facilities are such as
will enable as to dispose of it, perhaps than any
other house. We shall be much pleased to hear from YOU
this subject if you visit New York in the course of
month So to you at store 70 Fulton street.
Yours very respectfully,
A. B. D. SANDS.
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WARM WEATHER. Yesterday, for the first time
this season, the grass in the Park, and the Bat
terry wore green livery The weather was warm,
subduing, and Sabbatl-hke. 1t was so warm that
blades of grass were actually seen to shoot up
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more from Havana, we have just received full ac-
count from our correspondent there, of the recent
nsurrection OF the blacks at Cardenas Cuba in that
island, together with an account of its entire sup
preston. Our accounts come from the best and
most authentic sources-and will be the first to
reach England and Spain, where there is much nte-
rest felt in the tranquility of Cuba This statement
may be depended upon for its accuracy.
Correspondence Of the Heraldl
HAVANA, Goth March, 1913.
AS unfounded and exaggerated accounts may
reach the United States in regard to the late insur-
rectIon of the negroes in the vicinity of Cardenas
l send you correct account of the whole affair
which ! have been particular in obtaining from an
authentic channel
On the night of the 10Th and 9th instant. the
slaves revolted, belonging chiefly to the plantation
OF Count Penalver, and numbering about one hun
dred OF both sexes, IN the district of Cimarrones
seventeen leagues from MatanZas; they sailed out
at the sound OF two drums, which served them for
their dances. and proceeded to the plantation
called Louisa, the slaves whereof Joined
them, as did also shortly afterwards the
laborng. slaves employed on the Cardenas
Railroad, constituting altogether, without exagpe-
ration, about three hundred men and females,
all armed with mactetes (hatches for cutting camel
and clubs. In this state of the affair." the captains
OF the above district and that of Marcurijes, col.
lecfed the white inhabitants and few soldiers
made two attacks on them, killing thirty-five to
forty, without suffering on their side farther loss
than three slightly wounded The slaves then fled
towards the mountains OF Bemba, where thew were
fortunately surrounded by the infantry and cavalry
OF the line despatched from Matanzas and com.
manded by the Governor OF that place, and also by
the detachment sent in advance from Cardenas.
With the above measures and the reconnoitre with
dogs amongst the bushes and underwoods, which
was to take place Yesterday not of the revolt
ers could escape, and must fall into the hands of the
authorities notwithstanding the Certainty of the
above narrative. the Captain General in this city, to
quiet the anxiety of many planters residing here.
and who have estates in that district Immediately
despatched steamer of war to Matanzas with four
companies OF troops, to proceed TO Cardenas if ne
cessary; his aid-de-camp also departed with sixty
cavalry accommodating the plantations on the route
TO said place. and to-day company set out from
Batabano to Cienfuegos, by the steamer, to reinforce
the detachment at the latter place but these, say
sgaln, are merely precautionary measures, having
Tor ther object merely to quiet and tranquiize the
timd for occurrences Of the nature alluded to- are
common in this island, at the present season of
grinding an making sugar. when the labor of the
slave IS increased and Of which he ia free the
malnder Of the year
As the public journals abroad generally exagge-
rate and alarm the world about insure ctions, the
foregoing correct statement will be useful to many
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IMPORTATION FROM LoNDoN.-There was very
dense fog on the rivers on Saturday night 1t was
the thickest ever known in the recollection of the
" oldest inhabi'ant." There were several severe
collisions between the ferry boats and the docks. In
consequence Of this and other fogs the ferry
at the Fulton ferry are in the habit Of stopping
ming one of the two boats at half past nine In the
evening. This is to accommodate not only the pas
sengers but the captains and hands Of the steamers
and exhibits the greatest kindness towards the COM
muters and others.
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STEAM SHIP BRITANNIA is out thirteen days this
noon She will bring twelve DAYS later Inelli =
gence.
1t will be interesting from England. in the
shape of important debates in the British Parliament
on the Treaty OF Washington, which was TO have
been led of on the Dist ut by Lord Palmerson.
twill also be interesting from China. in showing
the progress OF democracy among the Ceestials
and the increase of bitterness against the outside
barbanans.
From other parts of the world the ews will be
worth reading, and that's ALL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-17

NEW RATES OF PosrAGE-CHEAP LITERATURE -
INSTRUCTIONS were received at our Post office on Sa
turday from Washington to charge pamphlet post
age on all the cheap publications of the day, issued
as extras tor'he future therefore, the postage on
the extras OF the Brother Jonathan, land New.World,
will be Il cents sheet, These publications are also
TO be shut out from Canada the first of July next
This will affect the circulation of the cheap litera-
ture very much, and give great advantage to the
cheap publications of the Harpers, Appletons and
such like booksellers, over those of the New World,
and Brother Jonathan offices. The postage on the
weekly papers remains the same-the new regua-
ton only alecfs the eNfras
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ny- A VOICE FROM LoUIsIANA.-New Orleans

n3- A VOICE FROM LOUIsIANA-New Orleans,
April g. 1913. Above send you draft for $500 have
Just received the last shipment six boxes othe
Candy, each containing 500 worth, making $500 in ALL
think that this amount will not last long. although
about entering into the dull and is dull
but your article is always the have advertised
and confident that fall and winter shall be able
to do extensive business in it, calculate TO sell
thousand dollars Of IT, would mention that several Of
my personal friends have used and been cured of obsti
nate coughs of long standing and recommend il as
invaluable for all pulmonary complaints
Respectfully J. c.. MORGAN.
To Messrs J. Pease s. Son, As Division street, New
York
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90 DEATH EvADED-A Dialogue between Two
Friends. FnED.
What's the matter my friend You look sokly and sal
low,
And duller than lead Is your late brilliant eve;
It's once healthy Whites discolord with yellow
Why, Jack, my dear boy sure you ain' going to die y
JACK.
Well, Fred don't know my whole SYSTEMS dorderd-
Dyspepsia Piles, Jaundice Pm a martyr to all!
And my cofin Iguess will have to be ordcrd,
Unless upon some plan Of cure can fall.
FRrp.
Plaa OF curep My dear fellow, just listen TO now
Atonce go to Fulton street, One Twenty Five;
There buy Peters Pillssay two boxesani sec, now,
How soon you'll regain your good looks. man alive!
JACK.
Owe say so, my boy mountain Of trouble
You take from my heart With your souicheering
speech.
III go fast as weakness permits me to hobble,
Though I'm told my complaints beyond medicines
reach.
Those friends met againjust month had passed over
Jack, rosy with health, fully cured OF hisills
Declared hi the sick man who hoped to recover,
Must be sure to PETERS INFALLIBLE PILLS.
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THE AGE OF CHIvALRY AND THE AGE OF Bronze
Thursday being one of those splendid days that
vouchsaed to poor men and the ladies in partcu-
lar, we strolled through Broadway and Maiden
lane; dropping into friend Cox's furnishing store,
we were feasted with one of the richest and rarest
sights, in the shape of chandeliers, lamps, Candida
bras, vases, mante clocks, trays, table cutlery &C.,
<see ADVERTISEMENT unequalled in spendor by any
similar house in this country. Aladdin'spalac was
not more beautiful than are these two warehouses
of the useful and ornamental.
Such of our fair readers as maybe under contract
OF matrimony, are advised to call with their lords
in embryo, and spend some of their money here; at
least they should drop in and view their rich mantel
ornaments of Joan Of Arc" supported by two
Christian knights in golden armor clad.
Strangers may not miss visit to these stores as
lions of the city, Of which we feel proud Though
they be not the vein to purchase, they will find
themselves amply repaid with a kind reception by
the Messrs. Cox, both of whom are
"Fine old English gentlemen. all of the oldsn tme.n
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Herald Literary Depot.
All the new and cheap literary publications Of the day
ore for sale wholesale and retail at the HERALD OFrrcH
northwest corner of Nassau and Fulton street.
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CITY Intelligence.

NEW CONTAMINATION Saturday evening wo-
man entered the bakery of John Donnolly, ii For
syth street, and offered SIS note on the Calso
Bank of Maine, in payment for loafof bread.
Doubling the genuineness of the note, he requested
his wife to detaiu the woman until he ascertained
that fact. No sooner was he out, than the woman
followed and in few minutes afterwards another
woman entered the store, and enquring if woman
had left the note described, said that she had been
run over by cart, and taken to the city
Hospital, and had sent her for the note Donnoly
handed over the bill without thought but his wife,
more prudent, beckoned him to keep it. The
woman refused to deliver and being searched
had efecually disposed of the note that it could
not be found. She was taken to the Police office
where she was recognized as the notorious Betsy
Campbell, well known as one of a gang of counter
feters that infest our city.
CHILD KILLED BY A DRUNKEN MoTHER.-The
Coroner held an inquest yesterday on an infant
child named Margaret F Glapford, aged six months,
the daughter of Hugh Glapford, Jr. 1t appeared in
evidence that the mother was intoxicated, and
while sitting in chair the child fell from her
lap and was found dead upon the floor lying upon
he: face, and The mother dead drunk sitting in the
chair Verdict accordingly.
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o. THE FRIENDS OF THE CITY MISSION ARE
respectfully informed that the ladies' of the Mission
Church OF the Holy Evangelists will hold Fair for the
benefit Of the church, III the Granite Buildings No 227
Broadway, to commence on Monday, April l7th inst
o'clock in the evening.
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M WE sEE MANY ARTICLES ADVERTJsE

no WE SEE MANY ARTICLES ADVERTISED
for The hair which from the fact Of their containing oils
which always engender dandruff and other impurities
thereby destroying its life and heahulness should
be ueed. The only article that be relied on with
safety is the well known genuine Balm of Columbia from
Comstock Co, II MsMcn lane. which net only keeps
Gle which will positively restore the hair Herald
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Certificate.

Testimony of Physicians.
From the entire Medical Faculty of Buffalo,
Weare acquainted with the preparation OF SarsapariIIa
manufactured by C. c. Bristol and having made use of it
more or less in practice. believe it to contain
tive principle Of Sarsapara, in highly enrated
form, and as preparation esteem The best have
ever met with.
J. Trowbridge, M. D. Charles Winne NJ D.
Josiah Barnes. M. d. J. E. Hawley, NJ D.
A. Miller, NJ. D. Cyrenius Chaplin, NJ D.
Moses Bristol, NJ. d. ]. r. Marshall, VI D.
A. S. Sprague NJ. d. FL. Harris, NJ D.
ii. r. Stage, NJ d.
Grosvenor Chase, General Agents for the State of
Rhode Island.
For SALE wholesale and retail, by William Burger
Wholesale Druggist so and 50 Courandt street. 1873
Greenwich street wholesale agent and by all the respect
able druggists In the city.
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DO NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT AND INDI.
AN VEGETABLE ELIXiR-This combination Of n We
getabe application with an internal specific, works like
charm in Of rheumatism govt contracted muscles
and paralysis Messrs Comstoek CO., II Maiden lane
have in their possession certificate from Ethan c. Cor.
ming respectable citizen Of Quebec stating that after
having been cripple for upwards of fourteen
years he was enabled to rise up and walk by apply the
IMMINENT TO his hrunken limbs, and taking the Elixir in
conformity with the directions The cure appears TO bor
der the miraculous but the aesaons cannot he Dues
toned In Of govt and contraction Of the muscles
and ligaments, the Linim ant and Elixir have proved
equally beneacial.-[Express.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-01

M T. have on hand and are continually making
and substantial shoes or servant Women which are
much The Northern Shoes vsSy san "a
vsnee upon ne cost. For Servants shoes canu
oc2 WHITE 4 cos Nsrsst BfAss
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RICHMOND, VA, NOVEMBER 1, lS4s.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

Trsss SrssoRrroSro City subscribers $500 per year;
and for shorter period when by mail sI0payabI,
all cases, In advance.
ADvKRrsuso-For hneen lines insertion rs cent.
two insertions ~ st three insertions 81 So every
ing insertion, u cents.
Transient advertisers must pay in advance
The number of insertions OF on IN.
Ms or they will be inserted until ordered stopped and
ed accordingly Or Oniers stop be in writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 lines and in that
proportion for Advertisements NJ
hines; eseep, Aueionce and Lottery Dealers are charged
sloe. paper incuded)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-01

EfH"uLf LAKO-Just received hrSins strictly PANTY
io' sdc very oW u immediate application made to
-o-t w. CRF-T-TER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-01

FOR BREMEN-ITo SAIL ABOUT the lsr NOVEMBER. !
aSfs The A. l coppered and copper-fastencd
- ship PAULINE Capt. Waehton on her way from
New York TO will Bremen inetia,.Iy
having the greater o. her freight or
sage, Apply 10 LUDLAM, PRESTON L co
@ Liberal cash advances made on shipment. tn coiyre, .,
uhe ABOVE vessel by &C IL L. A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-01

Family Wediciucsi
M VIII sell good terms any other house City
w the following Medicines ana warranted genuine:
Wistafs Balsam OWN Chevy. for diseases 81 the lungs
Rnwanis Improved Tonic MIXTURE sFue and Fever
Hcrnafd's Cholera Medicine for nnuhca, cholcs &C
Curris's Compound sarsaparia, equal any the
HARWOoDk BEALE
&C 10 Ruceessors 10 = r. Ade A Co
NAsriLE sOAPsOO he prime Msrsencs for cheap
~ Black Roy and Mortar, by 30 SAM. H. DOVE
INDIA Rubber TraP-RaiIs--Au .,Ses snd pness fOr
y sale BY % 10 BoLTON HARRISON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-01

M iDDLING BAcoN-3OOO lbs sound Western Rae, lo..
- % IAN usual TOT sale by GEO. w. GRETTER,
: doors hst,,-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-01

EGENERATEUR delightful Potnstum to Drev-n, IN, fT
on OF the hair and premature badness IN young p.roDs-
ms arcle really efcaeious, warranted 10 answer m ,,
P"se nv ~ 'n'eu-ior sale by BOLTON 4 HARRISON
&c = Druggists Of Main and Cov.r,..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-01

ttEANT Plaid French Prints Of new patterns and 1D.
t-Gs- &c e THOMAS r. PRICE
2f HHDs prime P. R. sugar per sehr ArSanS,vy sc. g.
- Sa'e &c - WEBB, BACON 20
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Desirable business stand
FOR RENT

CO.PARTNERSFITP
II RICHARDS d GARDNER, having assoca.
~ ted JOSEPH a. CLARKsoN in the Hardware business
heretofore conducted by them, Shockoe Hin business Will
IN future, be conducted under style and firm Of
JOSEPH 4. CLARKsON 4 co.
September 1T. 1919 ses
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-01

- ChcnPi CbenPII Chcapiii
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, So-tVHOLESILE &
RETAIL.
kANlb HIbLiNGTON would call the attention Of his fepfs
- customers and buyers generally his stock OF Hoots,
SHOES, Trunks, &C., which selling OF very low Tor
cash or 10 prompt paying customers lie whole
sale nf retail puchners before buying elsewhere strong IN
dccmehts WIZ be oerriic IL approved
Norharn and Eastern Manufacturers additional supplies Of srh
goods ~ will render bic stock worthy NJ
aH times AMI h assures them that article
he quality considered - by any other city. The
friends Of The hie firm Of D. Burlington are invited 10 give
him call DAWN ptfTtNCrDN
10 Successor 10 Ruutpyfor A q, N,,.,,, H..
roNs Plaster 200 bushels primo Mercer Potatoes lust arr
- we'd per schr shetland which VIII De low from vessel
Appy 70 Toe lsl RANKIN 4 WHrrLOCR.
BcII-Uctuc Kettles.
Isl received hnc lot n Zen Mee Preserving Kcucs Gail
- a. the sign Of tho Min saw" Main street
oe RICHARDS a GARDNER
ANTHRACITE COAL.
1RA TONS broken aud screened Red Ash
- w Goa, landing from schr. Palestine. Tor sac BY
es BoYD. EDMOND DAVENPORT.
- Cones, Just received
oeie WILLIAMS HAxALL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-01

HUDSON TOOTH BRUsHEs-Another suppy ~ Ins -.
and much preferred Brushes received and for sale Sy
BOLTON HARRISON
oc = Druggists, corner Of Main and Governor s,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-01

I'M FOR RENT-The Office in Shockoc
- Warehouse recently occupied by C. Atkinson. ESQ
oc q NJ
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13
VOLUME III---NUMBER 8.


al her goad mans dlnger. but forthwith
proceeded to ask questions of her pretend d
hnSbind caleuiastd 10 elicit the answer,
she expected and desired. The old cobble-
groaaed aloud, AMI looking much like
person geing 10 give up,he ghost speedily
ieebly answered. Il intend TO leave You hsi
oi inF estate. and ID tank taat poor oldf
shoemaker. vino lives over the way. Is d.
serving oi the other lat. for he has always
been good nrighbor-" The yysIov VS.
thunderstruck At receiving reply 50 differ
en-, to that wtich she exnncted. bot dare nor
negative the cobblef's will for feat OF flo5e-
Ing the whole of the property. while the
e2nning oii rogue, in bed. WIN was him
SeIf'he poor Old shnen aker living over tha
way, laughed in his sleeve. sai divided
with herthe fruits ofa project which the
widow snten4ed sor her own sole bene6,.
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