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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-06-28
GREAT WING CONVENTION AT woR
CESTER

The Wings of the Old Bay State met in Con-
venion at Worcester on the 18th inst, 10 the num-
Der Of ll00 for the purpose Of making nominations
for State officers and Presidential Electors. Hon
Levi Lincoln, Of Worcester, was chosen President,
and made stirring Wing speech on taking his
seat. The following ominations were made
For Governor,
GEORGE ~ BRIGGS.
For Lieutenant Governor,
Holm prEn
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-06-28
STRENGTHENING Session.

The following nominations were acted upon
in Executive session.
John c. Spencer, nominated as Judge of the
Supreme Court laid upon the table.
John G. Clemenson, continued as Charge d.
Afiares to Belgium.
China.
Senate adjourned sine die, at ! P. NJ.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-06-28
CONGRESS-.

Correspondence of the N. Y Express
Washington, June lG.-sunday, 3 o'clock A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-28
Domestic Importations.

NEW ORLEAss-Ship Unon-i2 bbls cks hams Benedict
Tomkns-9i bbs pork 60 do lard Aver7 ties hams 10
Seo-2a bales cotton MAJ ton Frost-2e Orray Taft
2t2 Lees ce7o Buck col do hill sugar hi do syrup
Bsutow, Pope CO, IS bills clover seed Lee Daer Me-
1909 bx, lemons WCodooo kegs goo bb lard lids tobacc
232 hbis 10 bags John Johnaon keg,
b. Nev,us SOM bales McChan co-50 Mr.
nit co., bbls bids bxs Brush Feyed-73 bbls
S' LIS jacob a?sf a 90 % tSsi H,,
Searn-3cst trunks yohns 4 Lowdent5 bbls II kegs +
Thompson 30 bbs II hds Walker Smth-5 hss Boor-
man Johnston CO.'S c. Campbell co-is hhds Everett
NEw ORLEAss-. hip Zoion--A2a hbls 10 hid. smith,
bales cotton Wiley-3t do 'ryin-52 Maitland-s6
Hurrtt Johnson39l to order09 do Dbl Cnm-89 hid
60 tics 6 hbls 1T do kegs Mo,es-2O ties II bags
MoBLEBrg Hallowell-Iso bales cotton Holbrook Nelson
co-99 do w wldnd-2l Masters Markoe & co-i3 II
Tamsn-39 Perhins, Hopkas White-80 Colomb & Iseln
lrvn-3I3 II Coit-l67 S.orm, Dubois & co-4 Bronson
$40 TO order
Virgnia-68 1856 feet timber Gchr,t
COL bxs chts case Y bales colt Spoord6 do Per-
OrJe
sAvANNAH-Bru Augusa-io0 bales cotton Collomb & Ise
LES sTon,enpi25 earstow Pc cole Perkins Hop
40 G Valentine co-76 & Stone-2 bales wool Dun.
ham Dimcn-l6 do cotton 80 cks rice order
GHARLEsToN1Shp Cha,l ston389 cks rice bales cote
9 kley0Oi do box 100 ties rice Victor Duckwz-I4l
Patrick col Bell sonl25 hides 52 skins x Brooks
co-82 empty bbs Tay lor-283 hides trunk bbi II
barie' to crate quantity bones Cummings-l box J
Il Tay!or-2 bags Moore-3l empty ibis Havens CO
2 cs II II Fenton-l5 bbs Vincent Parsons
CHARLEsroN-Brg Edward-58 cks rice Schmidt Voge
"a Gray Crosby 20 Souther Brothers cog bales
bags feathers Greenway Henry Smith-2 bales Motif
crates o Il A WhimOri-2 bxs II Stryburg.
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9pid Fosssu Cardsnas; Rhode Island HULL James Long
Hawkins; Midas Dennis, and Sarah Brewster Brbee NYork;
Zane Perce Bristol IS bals cotton from baIque Empress
ranss9n tom New YORK, not arr 2ith Sid Chas Pifman
My nAvTS March 2,-AT New York. Jones. and Frank
Clark and Two Broths. May. Phsd.lpbi' Sid President,
PTiIApELrmIA March 27-Ar Herald Burr.li. New York
Try ssr Easss Hartford
PhisSSslpns De HEAT, veaa Ludlam FAN aver
TEpEs1os, NC. March as-sd Sally Miller Hal.sy New
York:
ArALAcHIcoLA, March l6-AH Nance, Nickes, Boston;
Ann Welsh, Mag,a Alabama Merritt; Ann Eliza Mallory;
EIoda c1oet,I and Christina Wa1sa New Yoi; Tybee.
Cod Nickeson Havana Cid Maranua, Norton; GIeDdoyeer
reS; Lyo@r kyaA 1anesn and Lsoa Ham
Ns dRs s:. Ba ssS 6sS.;
,as England BIZ Booihbsy do, WIS sabatt. Cox Huron
Zane and WakSna B9rsnd for NewYok dg CharlemSsne
w,g barques Alabama Merritt, and Mersey Tucker
Welsh. Magma. disg; Duke of Cornwall Br) Conrad. from
ts 'o do ssGha Sr snnoa AID Robert Watt CO.
Br9weI sutton Providence dos Colossus. LennrI DO d,g
s .Eu S ss Pr
S0lsa. dsS ca e! Havana; E.s:si:r
%o sIyy c W.i; SS Atlantic wes Norfolk dol
MoBY,. March 9Cld Aberdeen, tBr) iMcGra'h Liverpl
NEw oSLEATs: March ls-Ar Howard. HILL Liverpool;
Written Havana; Lewellyn. obinsou. Matago,da Below
emirg up, FeraI from Havre; sa an Hand Swan from
Havre CID nth Penfsca. (NeI) Pr sas Campeacky; Cora
Reid. Havana.
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SANTIAGO DE CuBA, Feb. 28.-since last, ee.
vessels have arrived in port adding to the stock Of
Spanish hand about 500 bbs part of which has
already been sold at Sl2 the Dbl Fair sales Of articles
from the United States have been made but at prices not
made public The exports Of the week have been fol-
lows Coffee 26O 279 lbs; sugar, $50 lbs leaf tobacco
7400 lbs; segars IL $40 Nj usc 80 900 ibs copper ore
l,5l9, 900 lbs. and sundries.
PoRro Rico, Feb. 12.-Sugar-Thc demand may be re-
ported fair The last transactions Of which
aware were some $50 hhds at 81 but we would observe
that principal buyers not disposed to give this
price and not Offering over So rs.
CofeeThe market is dull and buyers We quote
current coffee 81 a the qnintal.
Green HidesAre in fair demand at IS so 50 the quin.
tai
MoassesThere is good enquiry for moasses and large
lots have changed hands at 50 the 100 gallons.
The exports from the LIST to the 18th inst follows
Sugar 1856 quintas; molasses, 1858 gallons hides i79
quintals; and sundries.
MAYAGuEz, Feb 1--we have to report that our mar
ket good with considerable activity and heavy expor
taton to the United States. The last intelligence, how
from New York. regarding the extent of the crop in
Louisiana, had a rather unfavorahle influence bust
for day or two but affairs getting firm at
former rates
Co6ee-Former rates fully maintained and the market
active
moiasesActve sales at $40, with firm expectations of
advanced terms.
Generally speaking the crops of this island very
good this year.
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Foreign fmportatlons

LIvERrosLship Scott and cksJ Newhoud--344 ngots
20 bds rim $50 boxes tin plates Phelps Dodge co-a6 do
Bruce son1 casks g. z anvil: Corning s,u-s bbls
snvi's H-s7 81 cks Adams Brothers. pks Walsh
Malory-27 Il Kingsand cos X Patrick & col Town.
go bS's iron IS boiler plats 1905
pks PatrickM Lee &co-3e Burrit Johnson-i Nissan
Walter-3O Snderson-i0 Fuller cog bks II CT
20 bags hammers Wetmoe co-50 iron Meai-36l
S,: 60 wilson bHs Tin plss; Hend c. Brothers
Clark Oil COLO slabs tin Lawrencs Murr,y ngste,O
CHS ~ tons pig IRON 1000 bxs tin plates ord-r
Ar0hro EEio-Schr Richarj-80 bbs sugar Dawson
@ osgs coffee ls ceroons indigo Douesss-i9do Dis
orwLS 90 baIstow Pone-70 bags coffee Ket ell Cors
tons iienum vi q Wha err
Johns Pk-Brg Viset-60 hhds sugar cks
SS mos Thompson Adams-6O hhds sugar Rowland As
PlnwaI,G22 sop Chaurcey2 bols molasses do sugar
bags con e ~ hides bbls ,had NJ Now Ian.
Peyster Whifuarxh ~ - - --
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

AMERICAN PANACEA.
THIS article II compounded vegetable ffso
from adulte'aon and warranted frye from insrs-
dent de rimental TO health.
II the discovery made from the vsre-
table kng DOM having failed single instance wheu
taken in accordance with dir TO effect q the fol-
B
Head Blotces Peoples on the Fare and ali CSan Gus b
Eapous Of the Skis Pains Ulcess arising from
an use mrrsu or an impure st'r Of the Blood
ducng and ee tusl liberation OF the whole system In
eh, uptoas Of siin ceuy contracted diseases,
small bottle often ELECTS the cur while the Of those
that requires from three large bottle
Ier'ect cure an no return Of the disease:
also acts gentle cahartc the appetite and
raj slth VI he patient causR all ulcers to disehsls
more roiuse'y than before akng IT, and inducing PERFECTLY
healthy action OF the blood Enough BE- taken TO eject
alter on and the with all med II. effects
VIII the several constitutions differ from zach others
therefore to'e using should dsrus ,escy II they
ana the extracts brought
usually but table spoonful e,ch dv for an adult
Ii by the first PhyscItns % the country, and
pronounced by them the bst medicine known.
and The the OF cnt.nou and scrouia
m be seen by reference cehcas and tsstmouis
al the has bsen found PECULIARLY eca
podue OF the menses IN females and has
Those 10 the should abstain lang drinks.
beer mustard aed all hishly seasoned food.
NC g =: .Sos' G r son Yss Ass
Ghsmb.r. .%e, No Front . No ia YVES, 81; No ., and
HMM ST. corner Hudson; No Grand 81; Ne i57 and
s No ia and 90 Cherry 1t; No l6 Walker st.
No Jahanne Nos 33i and t2 Pearl No. ia Canal
STREET
B,ookyn j. W Smith corc Fulton and Cnnberry st. ard
WIN Bhgrove, Squres Buiidi,gs, Willow and Allan
by all the principal druggists the United States.
mp 1taky I'm
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.

:" DISTINCTION, March ~, 1874
Mr.. BUCHANAN presented several petitions one
from Philadelphia, for the anne All on ~ T.vss
one from the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce
SIX from Philadelphia in favor Of the tariff of 42'
and some others.
Mr. TALLMADGE presented hall dozen petitions
from different parts of the State OF New York; also
demonstrating against the disturbing the tariff of
~.
Mr.. WRIGHT also presented similar petitions from
New York State
Mr. PHELPS presented similar petitions from Yer
mont.
ANNEXATION or TEXAS.
Mr.. BATES presented a memorial from Maesachu-
sets, demonstrating against the admission OF
Texas.
some discussion occurred upon a private clam
OF James M. Mcintosh for extra pay, to wit $1,000
forpay as commander CT the Constellation. The
claim was allowed
Some further action took place on private bills
OF various kinds, OF no interest 10 the public.
TIE TARIFF.
Mr. BENTON resumed his speech to-day on the
tariff
more Galleries about half fledl
He commenced with an attempt to prove that
manufactures fourished more fully and rapidly UNI
der the old system operation before 1916 than
they have since. Mr.. b. read from books the opin-
ions OF men of other days. He said his object was
to show that manufactures had not been matched
into existence under the hot incubation, and with
in the mererlcious embraces, of aspiring politicians
But, on the contrary, that they were mana man
full grown-betore that In 1910 the cotton
manufactures of Rhode Island were equal to any
in Europe at the time OF the formation Of our Con-
stltutlon.
[NoTE.-The galleries are thinning OIL
II. M.-Mr. BENTON Is still reading from an old
work by Mr.. Cox. His audience don't appear in
terested,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-28
Newestock Exchanxs.
State OF Trade.

AsnEs-Boh descriptions very dull. We continue
toGuoe pots at - &c. with tring sales Pearls still
BEEswAx-The demand is improving. The sales are
principally for export. at ao4 sotc.
sales to-day are about $500 bales at the
made from the prices previous the arrival
OF the steamer Frsghts dull at 7-l6d for square cotton
CoAL-we notice small sale of Scotch Carron at So
$50 There IS nothing doing in orre or New Castle The
limited.
FLouR-western -four is dull at 81 s7s 4ssa; Brandy.
wine $751; Georgetown, 81 s7a; Ohio 50 ST. SIS.
GRAI~-Rye is up little. and sells at 50 10 cents;
wheat is scarce; oats, 81 80 cents
HAy-North River bale is gradually declining. The
receipts daily increasing We quote Al ACC for fair
PRovIsIoNs-The demand for beef or pork ia daily i'm
proving. Prices very firm without much alteration
sALr-An arrivai Of Liverpool fine, per Liberty has
been brought S into the & but do not hear Of its
at which it is supposed the last sale was made.
TEAs-Cargo of ship Lucas-terms months, three per
souchong-lo half chests, So; 200 do and do, 40
sS 1873 halt DO % s7g ~ chests aa ae3 50 lob box
hf do and IS lob boxes, withdrawn.
Powchong4o chests As 40; Is do 81; 200 hf do a53
500 do, 264 a %; loo hf do, Withdrawn.
Orange Pecco-I96 hf chests u a 27l 800 I0b boxes
372; 100 do, withdrawn.
Hyson-io chests 70 cents; do SO; do es3; 10 do
Young Hyson-2i hf chests so a 81 cts II do, 90; 81
49, 81 Ssa nj chss 40 49, DO AZ Al do 81 49, half
10 cts; 81 do and 1890 hf do, withdrawn.
Hyson skin-64s chests, ls1 22t; SO chests, with.
drawn.
.mperial-22 hf and chests, 81 Gil 10 hf do gunpow-
der. SIC
Cassia--llO cases, I73 a lsc.
WHsKEy- Drudge casks are in request but prices
remain steady at previous quotations Prison barrels
still held at 24A Csc.
WHALE Oh AND BosE-In this market, sales of right
whale oil are mace NJ ceifts, ia rev Dcuvir
and in Nantucket, &c a 363 Whalebone sells in New
Bedford at sat- and crude sperm at 81 cents Here whale
bone sells at 80 a 81 cents. Last week there i'm
ported into this country 1901 bbs sperm and 5000 bbs
whale oil, and 10 900 lbs. bone.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-28

Died,
On Wednesday morning, 9th inst after q long and
painful illness, CATHARINE LEAycRAFT, wife of the late
John Leay craft, in the 6lst year Of her age.
The friends Of the family, and Of her Gamiliel g.,
John, James and Washington respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon at 81 o'clock from her
late residence, 100 18th street.
Sleep, mother dear, and take your rest
God called you home-He thought it best
On Tuesday 26th inst after q lingering Illness in the
4Oh year of her age Mrs JANE wife Nicholas Briody
and daughter of the late Mathew Nugent of YOUNGSTOWN
Ireland.
of her sons Edward and Mathew Conner, requested
attend the funeral from her late residence 226 Cher
ry street, this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-28
[FoR THE IIsRALD.1
CHARITY.


'HE following letter and its answer published ho ping
that the good ample therein i'll be follow by all
hose who hive in their power relieve the OF
TO the President Of he Itasn Benev ont society IN Ner
York; Sir-In November last whsn of my free w
g,ve the command Of the Italian Guards tcrsaed by
he Militia of this 81 to FIJI the office Of Quarter Master of
the Brisade under h, command 1 General keeler
consonant with my health and rary occupa ions, n,
yards and three quarters which had bengh
my comrapya from she merchant, Me- McMuen. No. 4
Mtd'n Lane for S83 So at the low 81 3 yard
OF the ustrous Socety whch you preside
distributed amongst ho,e Of and honest counrymen
who may he most in need of u
To this beg to add that fI havelcease being member Of
the Italian Benevolent o which informed Sigror Da
in order avoid the sigh. Of th four snout which
could only snit in the OF physician
uevolent
You will pease sir grant of the
cep Of the present and DONATION aud TO accept
tbs assurances OF esteem " it'll which,
have ih. honor t?be,
''''' SANTANGELO
ITALIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,",
- NV YORK. Ma ch a. 1874. :
The undersigned has we'd your letter
OF yesterday accompanying soto that
rou, present I, society The unde signed, for him. Ell
thu, Ms for g'it End will fail make known the
body OF the itans how worthy you Of th,i, benclc
lions
The COMMITTEE entirely disposed to follow your ms rue
ton With regad the fitrihuon Of the cloth The under
signed, how, would hint that-shoud
bat OMIT wou be mors I'D 'ly employed &
I'D and the eeds uxed nod from this point
would vey much ohlisevour
Devoted servsrt and friend
FELIX AHGgNTI, Prcst
To Sig MAnQun sAsrsScr.,;o 4. &c &c,
mo m
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PHILAprLpHIA March 97Cld Monsoon Carlton. St Jaso
de Cuba; Sarah Ann, Davidson, Tanpico.
BALTiMopE March 26-Ar Active. Girdeer Huron Damon
and James Hall Boston. CID Caucasian GchratW lndiss;
Alliguash. Nickerson. Port Srau.
NoRroLx, Ich 23-Au Envoy. Haynes; Mary June Pow-
ELF Extra, Owe Industry. Brown NOV, Ferris Chief.
Van Nam and sarah STAPLE orr; pGng Dos
Sophia. NYork Union, Boston .
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FIRST BOARD March 27.-6 shs Mechanics Bk 2si 20
do schuylkill Nav'n 20 $4,000 State o. of So 5000 do
burgh Blk 10Y; 100 do Wm'n RR, BIS, l7a $50 Girard
Bk n do Philad Blk lO6 do KY, 73t $500 State
do Marine ms 10 $500 Lehigh 1853 s23 $1,000 DO Mort
gage Loan, 90 $1,000 Ches Del Loan Asst shs Cam
den 4 Amboy lit 8 do Reading RR, cash, - $1,000
Ky Bonds lOlt.
SECOND BoARp March $50 shares Vicksburg Bank.
iOi $50 do OI $4,000 City SIS 1862 1906 $1,000 old Coun
ty SIS 1860. 90; $1,000 State SIS, 66; $4,000 do b5 66}
100 shares Wilmington RR, III 100 do bef ut $500
State 5s 1852 $1,000 do b5 66 shares Grard Bank
"A; 10 Penna Bank 3l soos State 6, s6, semi ami
69t; shares Cam AmbOy, lis
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Passengers Arrived.

ArALAcHicoLAship syvanus Jeakius--B Allen and bs,
M Burgess Mis- Dugan. $50" '''''
sAvASN.u-Brig hugusta--fl + Cardes and Idv ca.,;,
ookJ Stevens add children, o Banning II Csrde,
go IN the - ~'ue'
JAoKsoSuLiE EF-Brig yrgiaa--D Yves helm, l. C,,rl
and lady Miss More Miss Brown, Miss Kelly. Pr.
colt. Kelsey, Cart II Lilly
CH.RLtsrosSep CharIeston--H VI Fenton, B n O,Jwnv
Capt Lord Joseph Nelson, Rob' Ronald Geo Russell
Pronty Chss Morgan Geo Biry-o in the seerage.
tHARLEsToH-Brig Edward-W Seyerns lady and child I
w spooner, 3 Suan-iT in tie steeraee '
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MUSIC FOR THE MILLION.

GRAND CONCERT,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF MIR. HOLMAN at Concert
H II 40 40s Broadway on Friday Evening March issh.
To enoy the meu bes Of pamos late company, con
Mr. kNEAss. Mr. H 81 Man, Mr. kxvANAHa.N oh
PROGRAMME
P.rr l.
Chou,rCo,,e sdsh aIpy be- frs, time BY the Company
So'R- 80 Oh 49,. Mr. kavanah
eoEs-l he solde! Last ligh first Lynch
Song-N ble t.s hart ~ JOY rva,'ing'. Mrs Phillips
song Huf,sh LOT the road from Pau Clifford. .
Song-Lh huutsr, horn II sounding Miss Bruce
so,g-T Saip on fire. trst time Mr. Kueass
Grand Chrus-Lets drink 10 Columbiss tair
dsr gh,s rs--' ompoted and arranged by Mr..
XMAS snrst tims' By the Company
Qusr'ette-sh-- lost We know from so,nnambu.
- 80 BY the Company
Suag emicb- utful Bddy Of Sligo. eir Kav,aah
Ouet-lake now this az q, from somaamhuls Mrs Phillips
Song-Whu can Iassie q, Mrs sharpe
Duet. eomic-..... .'..s-Ms Sharpe End Mr.
I'm Sia pgS1i vsrs; The Company
Doors onen at quarter To 7-commence O'CLOCK precisely
m28 2tis'm
NORTH AMERICAN FIRES INSURANCE Co
Niue Thousand Dollars stock Of this company Of which
also e 'hYes North American ru. and Banking
Vic President aud William II Cook. Csh,sr@or sale at
moderate Prices and on credit jofAi1E 'fnELApLArNE,
who wishes to purchas. for cash. $40 shs.e STICK OF The
LET-Store No New street near Wall street three
story brick house Walker street two story brick hcnss s1s
street, Jersey City mh28 Ims
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Congress.

In the House of Representatives, the unfinished
business OF Yesterday was first taken up, being the
motion OF Mr.. HAMLIN TO reconsider the vote by
which the amendment offered by Mr.. w. J. BKowN
to MIR. j. p. KENNEpy's resolution was rejected.
That motion having been negatved, the subject
was passed over, and Messrs. Brown and WnIrE
rules, to make explanations regarding the opinions
attributed to Mr.. Clay in the amendment above re-
ferred to. The House then resolved itself into
and proceeded to the consideration of the bill re-
pealing the act OF 1912, by which the second regi-
ment of dragons was converted into rifle regi-
House, and 1t was passed by vote Of 81 to So
Giobec March rs.
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Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, March l9.-The demand for cotton on
Saturday very langud and the sales only amounted
to 1000 bales The accounts from the north continue to
be dscouragng, which affects market to extent
Prices are in favor of buyers Liverpool Classification
Louisiana and Mississippi inferior, 81; ordinary 81
q; middling n ST.; mddling fair 81 as; fair Of;
good fair, o. a 10; good and fine, lot.
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WONDERFUL EXHIBITION.

EGGS MATCHED BY ARTIFICIAL MEANA Nov
- open T. the public from 10 A. NJ to- daily At iSs
the the enquirisg ard
mind Ii leads thoughts from Nature Ma
lures God" Ladies in particular will be highly Eshed To
~ Kdm,iaae: as Cents Children ha!i-pnce. ERx. SrvA.a
apple 2h Medical gentlemen and otherp on
Of S. will cards of 81 days. and
break nm egg each day Pamphlets Inaory and tgesug
poultry 2 The editorial CORPS are pvited Ia
visit the establ shment a plsa,u,e mil latss re
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THE SUBSCRIBER living WASHING ton South River
Middleses County STATE Of Jersey is manu- actnrn,
sic Of Fire Brick that any hieg of fhr
KIM ever seeo T. tn D. VIC vc ha sill sell al reduced
prizes. GRO w REYNOLDS
Wellington, south River, March IS, 1871
N Apply TO g. Kaneuse Jersey City lion Wo,L
wv jersey who viii always have an OF the above
article on hand, az al times Of 10 the ubscrber,
o. w. REYNULUs, M4nuricturer
mNs lm"rc Washington, South River,
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Fl A MILTON USE.
AT THE NARHOWS NEAR FORT II A Mi


THE SUBSCRIBE X begs leave his friends
and the public eally that he has leased (of George g.
Gelston ESQ for Term OF The above splendid establish
meat and ipengs opening the same in May The house
from the city Of New York emInence commanding
Of the Oceauhe BayStaten Island--the Fofcs-
ton tn. 'f the rbo-d beautiful winding bach
land agreeable dvers ton Of The pleasant OF
Long Island
To invalid seeking comfort rspose parties of Plea
Of bus who wshes his family enjoy tho benefits Of
teeZes and the luxurv of Bathing whle
he mped TO attend u business the city, there few
other places II possesing the adj Seam
the hu Of starting due aoce i'll lie gv-uj 81 that
ih,t de- not hoose TO DIVE their oiss leave Nv,
boat sfrr Breakfast aud be thu
the nng attend to Il e business and due
with Their g.! ilirs he oas u well adptei Tor The
for hich designed riad last has
wed aud erDs ged he dining rooms, psrors Ioad
billiard End bowling saIoons all
nged for extensive hotel. The be .asy
"a aud ant furnished and appropriate sty-
Every Ihal b. paid render th Batfps Ii
to the house land Of music aud balls will ne got up
sp ndid STYLE and fact other that ~
tend to crafty those dies and gost who kindly
mise this estab shment
FOR the bera aud distinguished patronage which be-
slowed the Marine Payon Rocbavay, the we
that the 'ubs"rber o. its proprietors well for
the bestowed the
shments which he has heretofore connected with h.
begs leave TO return his grateful acknowledgements With
uewed ions his please he that he shall
ALONZO REED.
Formerly of the Waveriy Horse New York
N B.-The splendid Hotel, (Wadawanuck Houfe at S,o
NH 1t Conn., will continue 10 he conducted by
parta Mr. Blake orders left al the Aston House. New
York for Mr. Re, will be promptly attended 10.
MP m,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-28

&OOO REWARD-Lost on Tue,diy morning, 2sth inst
JP~OO either in the Harlem Railroad car two
Kenueky Six Per Cent Bonds $1,000 each dated April
Bonds lost 10th street, Of The 4th avenue;
asng up fourth aver 10 18th st. and east Of comicg
from thence to The City Hall tbs Harlem Rairo Car
Any person finding the said sond will deliver the
subscriber where the reward will be paid aud
Kentucky Bonds will please no'ice the above numbers
ass as payment q the opors stopp ct the Bank nf
America and at the Secretary OF the Treasury Office Frank
tort, Kentucky. j. Nj McJlMSEY
m28 3tissrs No i6 Wall street.