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sTHANoER-Oh very well--Ili take dozen
me Of anything that will met Yes said friend the
other day, try Shermans Camphor LoZenges-l have
known them to cases Of headache in few
minutes and have no doubt they will you. They
also sovereign remedy for sick headache
paptation, nervous affections and sickness giving
speedy reliefthan any medicine in You should
not be in church without them; they will enable you to
keep from seepingtry them. The genuine may always
be had Of Dr. sherman LOG Nassau street. of any Of his
regular agents. viz 227 Hudson, corner OF SPRING. 1856
Bowery, corner OF Spring; II East broadway, corner
Market; Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia, and State
street. Boston
ny-THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR.
SAPARlLLA Centian and Sasaras prepared by the New
York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy estapshea of
he suppression of quackery. This powerful extIac.
repaired by scientific and medical men, will be found III
ntely superior to MIXTURE sold druggists as sarsa
naria who totally ignorant of the medicinal proper,
Of the roots from which they make the extract IN an
arising impure state OF the blood such Us
ofula salt rheum ulcers chronic rheumatism pimpies
usues the face body nodes pains in the bones or
Of mercury this extract will he highly beneficial Sold in
single bottles rs cents OF halt dozen, SO 80
Dozen 49, carefully packed and sent to all parts Of
..e Union Office OF the college, Us Nassau st.
W S. RICHARDSON, Agent
NJ liberal discount to country practitioners and
NJ BRANDRETHs PILLS AND OUR CLIMATE.
The Weather and ITS EGects-The sudden changes oil
weather will be productive much sickness unless PEG.
pie careful to attend to the state OF the stomach and
bowels II this is DONE no danger will arise but the
first feeling of headache pain in the side back or bowels
have recourse to BRANDRETH's VEGETABLE UNI.
VERsAL PILLS. Six eight OF these Pills will in most
cases be sufficient first dose And dose Of this
kind it is not improbable, may prevent months OF sick
ness, perhaps death.
They will if used during the prevalence of any cause
for disease generally fatal results; because they
removefrom the stomach and bowels any morbc matters
that may have accumulated in the system by nhang I'M
pure air, or from eating unwholesome food
at all times easier to prevent than cure disease be-
cause taking preventative by using these Pills
we do not debate the natural functions OF the body but
rather strengthen and assist them the peculiar action OF
| BRANDRETH'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS,
is to cleanse the blood from all impurities remove every
of pain weakness and preserve the constitution
in such state of health and vgor that casual changes
cannot affect it.
Sold at % cents per box at 24i Broadway 274 Bowery
1894 Hudson street and at f. II Trips, 1877 Division
street; Mrs Booth, Market street. Brooklyn; Parker
| Newark II
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NOTICE TO TRAvEL.ERs.-On and after Monday,
the Sth inst, the Camden and Amboy Railroad
line tor Philadelphia, will leave pier No 2, North
River, at IL o'clock, noon, and the 81 o'clock line
will be discontinued
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Total. 4,o4o
A s71 50 9s Georgetown 81 rs; Ohio round hoped
"a s7 ywine So Sales of wheat have been made at
81 81 06; Rye % 10 CENTS northern corn % Oh
cents.
CorroS-The market to-day has not been quite SO &C.
tive and several lots have been put out for SALE Pr
chasers have bought with more caution and shade
has been accepted for parcels than could have
been obtained on Thursday last The market closes with
.:-E C fhohI Iyar
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MAINE ELECTIONS. Another attempt was made
in two Congressional Districts in Maine last Tues
day to elect two members. 1t was thought at the
last accounts that Carey, democratic, was one Of
tire successful candidates
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Passengers Arrived


LoNpoN-Packet ship Montreal = Geo Noble, OF NYors
Roper, Ktanshan England; jams Woods, John Ferry
Canada-27 in the Storage.
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MUSICAL NEGOTIATIONS fashionable cir
cles are much more interested in the negotiations
relative TO the establishment of the Italian Opera
than those about the annexation of Texas or the
occupancy OF the Oregon. We, the refore, present
them with the latest intelligence on this subject
procured at vast expense and great expenditure Of
pumping. 1t appears that several very important
consultations and conversations have taken place
since our last bulletin, in which the beautiful Bor-
ghese, the melancholy Valtelna, the laughing De
Begins and the philosophic Palmo, have taken
share. Notwithstanding the liberal proceeds collec-
ted last engagement there is great deal of dissa-
tlstacton amongst the troupe, and great deal of
quarreihng and bad temper as to the statements of
their accounts. AS an evidence of this we give
the following statement, which Signor Valtellina
has given to his friends, in order to correct, he
says, false impressions, and Signor Palmo's reply
Both are rich =
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
translated from the Ialian)
The following statement of the receipts and expenses
for the season which has just closed OF the Italian Opera
company Of which am the " director and Manager" ia
made in to the mistaken and injurious insnua-
tons thrown out by some editors and other individuals
with regard to the alleged excessive profit made by the
company, or by me, during said season.
GENERAL RECEIPT.
Sum total received at Pamos theatre, for en-
frances and season tickets. stated by Mr..
Palmo, not including the amount paid by the
stock subscribers -. 1880
Sum total received by the company from Mr..
Palmo, including S9j on the entrances of said
stock subscribers, at the rate OF 37t cents on
each entrance; and also inc luding the sums
paid to the company by Signor Rapet and
Miss Borghese their benefits ;. ...... 672064
Balance remaining in Mr.. Palmo's hands, $500 SO
CoMPANY's ACCOUNTS.
Received by the company up to this date, the
amount above stated. ................. S6,7?0 %
Paid, as per receipts in my possession,
to Miss Borghese, for her services,
her benefit not included. 50 $50
Do to the second singers, choristers
&c. ............. 1871 81
To to Signor AntOgnin as per agree
Do for dresses and music to complete
the four operas performed during
the season. 335 70
Do for new dresses for Miss Borghese
in said performances .......... 70 IS
Do for dresses and music, to complete
the other operas to be performed by
the company 35
Expenses paid for the second parts and
choristers, during week, from the
day Of their engagement in Wash.
ington, ID C., up to the day Of their
arrival in New York, their mainten-
ance there, transport of effects, jour
ney to this city, Sc. ......... $50 5,l39 10
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o. SCENE AT 81 COURTLANDT SIhEEi'-
Enter tall bald-headed stranger.
SrRANGER-Do you keep the Balm oil CoiuRap'a'
CLERK.-Yes sir.
srRArGER-lt will make the hair grow on wood, won't
III
CLERK-Not wood sir, but on wooden headed people,
STRANoER-Oh, very wel--Ill take dozen
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MARRIED.,


AtMobie, OH Thursday, goth February, Mr.. EDMUND
DODGE. to Miss MARY Dom, both Of New York.
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Religion The Rev John Bowling announced
20 kt. congregation LAST Sunday bis acceptance 81 le
unanimous cai oi Che beredn Church. New YORK To be
come tHeiF pastor. Providence Journal, .9prd5
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SUPREME CouRr-SrEciAL TERM, April 4, 1874. -
Present-Mr. Justice Beardsley. Burr and al ads
Henry and almoon to set aside default and subsequent
proceedings with costs Dickinson vs. Carpen.
ter-motion for application Of Atty for defgrantcd, and
Ahys appointed: Allen Gilbert and wiie-moton to
refer granted, default Thomas and al ads. Morgan
motion to vacate rule and Judgment granted without
costs Richards and al ads Hanks-moton for relaxation
of costs-$47 AZ struck of the bill. Conklin ads
order-tha slao for def be applied on the Ex'n is
sued in this with interest from 9th Oct S43 with
costs WILDER and al ads. COlver-motien for per-
petua stay of execution-granted on terms Waters VS.
Johnsonmoton for precept for costsgranted Parte
Loveland and al ads Wison-motion for commission;
with stay of proceedings default Suydam and
al. Pratt and a-moton for an Observation-Disclosures,
without costs without prejudice Roberts ads
and al-motion for commission granted, with stay OF
proceedings Merit ads Flanders and al-notion to
change the and refer-granted Bell ads Osborn,
Adm'x, &c motion to change venue-granted Eaton
and al ads. Davis-motion to change venue-dened
Denison Sect and al-motion to set aside Judgment
denied, with costs Holtstrander ads Richardson-mo
ton to set aside the execution and for perpetual stay
proceedings on the udgmengranted,w with costs Lafoy
ads. Shedon-motion for relaxation OF costs-granted
without costs and motion that defendants attorney be al
lowed to make up judgment record, &c.-denied, with
out costs Hoover VS. Aberger-mo"n Tor satisfaction
of judgment-grantcd &c parte Albany Atlas.
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Domestic Importations.

New ORLEANs-Brg siroc( Reported yesterday)3G7 bbs
pork 29 bbs lard 1893 81 chs Suydam Sage
co-i68 BIZ 'a,d Bartlett Wendell Ahbo.08 bbs clover
seed Lee, Oater " Milier-23 kegs lard G Smith.
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Am U1em cntD.

CHATHAM THEATRE.-The judicious and liberal
course pursued blythe management OF the chatham,
and the really talented company which has been secured
has established for II reputation which has been
equaed at any stage of its By moderate price
Of admission the of good order and marked
senton 10 the business and arrangements OF the stage
this theatre has emphatca become the peoples av0rite
During the past week, Mr.. f. 8. Conner and Miss Rey
nods he latter OF whom took her benefit last EVENING"
have played to respectable and delighted audiences
Among other novelties which is the intention Of the
make her appearance in the course OF the week She Is
spoken OF in the highest terms beautiful and
the title of the dance Of Nations While the
rety and excellent character Of the pieces presented
continue to characterize the attractions offered this thea
tire cannot fail to continue with even increased success
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND PROCESSION The
American Museum opens on Monday with an uni.
vailed bill Of attractions Beside the evening perform.
which consist songs recitaons and dancing and
the exhibition by Cole and his wonderful Dog, the
Giant and Ganess who arrived last week from
London) will be in waiting during the day to receive the
curious many thousand Of whom have already thronged
the Museum to them. The manager also begs leave
to inform the public that the Museum offers of the
most desirable chances for seeing the great procession Of
Native Americans which is to be formed in the Park to
morrow, and march from thence down Broadway. The
balconies and roof will he fitted for the reception OF all
who wish to witness this great spectacle. We doubt not
with these novelties and inducements, the Museum will
be densely thronged. Go early, one and all
5 The Philippians are re engaged and there Will be
performance at 8 p. NJ. and one at H.
PEALE's MusEUM.-This popular place of amuse-
ment presents something the appearance of old
times The manager has effected wonderful alterations
since his return and in space Of time short almost
70 appear incredible There is to be stage, new
scenes and the seats entirely taken and others sub
suted wherein the comfort of the visitors will be chef
" consulted The gas star that attracted much aen-
ton will again duse its efulgent brance The mana.
giantess particulars of which will appear in the bills of
the day
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WHAT Is PUsEYITE ?--THE LATEST DEFINITION
"A FACT WHO are these Puseyites? Is ques-
ton that was asked day two since, of one of
the most influential names attached to John Duer
Il Co.'s muster roll, by an enqniring, yet less en-
ghtencd fellow-ctizen, while crossing nthe Jersey
City ferry boat. Who are they? replied his evem-
eclical church. reforming friend Who are they =?
Why they are parcel Of id sons of BIS.
GSigned1 "A Churchman, but no Puseyite
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Ono RIvER.--At Wheeling, on Tuesday, the
Ohio River had seventeen test Of water the chsnns
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-Badial-First rate
Marini-spiendid voice. less method.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS singer-on the decline.
Yarese-very young, but good
All these are first rate, but no stars.
Second class from two 10 tour thousand dollars
year,
PRDrr DoSsE-vega-sun in Madrid with applause
Godberg-Splendd singer, but bad actress.
Neutrality-suspicious. voice.
Ernesta Gris;-Cousin to the Parisian-so, so
salvini-Midding.
Malyani- do
Brambilla-Sister to Marietta-good.
Antonio Rcaldi
-Castellan-Rather weak.
Mrate-sung in Paris second parts-so, So
Gennaro-Famous singer but losing voice
BAss-Moreli-Sung Cd parts in Paris and LONDON;
gets there $4,000 year.
Donatelli-Second rate
Ncolini-Good method hard voice
Novaro-Second rate.
N. Beach of these singers Is better than
Borghese, Valtellina, or Perozzi.
Come, come, let this agent be sent out at
once. Let the patrons of the opera hold meet
ing, collect funds, and send out an agent imme-
diatey to Italy. There cannot be the slightest
difficulty in thus establishing the opera here on
principles Of harmony, net Of infinite discord.
A New, USEFUL AND POPULAR MOVEMENT. -
The finest iron in the United States, perhaps IN
the world, Is fOund In the greatest ABUNDANCE In
the northern part of the State of New York. The
mines could be worked to great advantage, but It
requires capital, and rather more than individuals
could command
The wisest measure, and the most popular one
too that ever was started in this State is the plan
OF putting all convcts to work on the mines In,
stead of teaching them trades in close and confined
prisons. The prisons at Auburn and Sing Sing are
full. The State must either build new prison at
an enormous outlay and certain yearly loss, or EN-
ploy the prisoners in the mines. This latter IS the
true course /; and on the subject there Is but one
opinion among all well informed men. This ar
rangement would remove all the difficulty, all the
sore feeling, all the odum, and all the bad effects
of State prison labor, and cost less than any other
plan for providing for convlcts. With the present
laws and lax administration of them, we must build
mines any number of men can be employed useful
ly and without drawing money from the Treasury,
provided the arrangements are Judcously made,
and honest men employed in charge OF the prison
and prisoners.
REDUCTION OF PAY.-The dcmagogues in Con-
gress-a small factlon-are trying 10 reduce the pay
Of every officer, but not their own. All these move
ments tend TO injure the public service. The Eu-
ropean army and navy pay is certain and their
situation permanent They are never removed ex
cept for bad conduct We must adopt the same
rule, or must expect the high character and dis
cpline of the army and navy will deterlorate.
see our naval establishment destroyed il is an
eyesore to all aristocrats.
Let those men who agtate to destroy the army
and navy be marked by the people. Never trust
them. They are demagogues and unsound pollti-
clans, and ought not to be trusted or tolerated by
any real FRIEND TO AMERICA.
n
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POlsT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 2


IN niss,.. .....5 IS MOON RISES ....l2
IN sErs... ....6 30 High WATER II 50
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GREEN PEAs.-The Savannah Republican, of the
ist instant says-"Green Peas served up al the
Mansion House saturday These the first that have
been brought to market this season. grown in the open
air -
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~ snail esteem favor il CAPTAIN, - Yessea vi. avs
Coriiointe koaxRr SILvry. Of our News Fleet hes-
sort Of shipping left at the Fort whpes they sailed. "a,
Vessels spk Passage List OF thef CarH9, Al
.y to.einu Newspapers or 1ews they may nave lie will
BOARD hem Immediately their arfiyd Agents snd Coz
al home abroad, will also confer agor BIZ
ssndng % this Once All the Marine Intelligence tieY
obtain, Nautical lAio-Insrcs Of esF S'SS VIII b i@sJN
,ccttsed
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MARITIME HERALD.
sotIce 20 PILOTS and CaptaIns OF vesseIs.

Notice to Pilots and Captains Of Vessels.
All Pilots and Captains of vessels requested to note the
fact that Re bert g. Martini formerly ship news collector
employ He not therefore. to receive any
newsp pers reports intended for the Sew York Herald
Foreign Letter Bags
Hereat Letter snd Newspaper Bags icf all Fars NJ .ne
World, will BE- made up at the HERALD OtFicB
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NANUrAcruRrs OF COTTON EXPORTED FROM rHs UNirEp
STATES FOR THE YEARS ENDING afYf 38th, 81 'a2
DsSI NH EoIu
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p,vsK OgsTEucrioas.-The coal boat, sunk sew
o,ai months 600 near The midd OF The river oppo-
si,e the mouth of licking. has been removed n
rle Sans Tooih-Puller made quick "oik oil IT,
Three or isur violent jsrSs, and TIE job was corr
The ledse Of rock in ihe bed Of the river opposite
Main street begins 10 give notice OF lis appearance
I; creates very percrp,ihe ripple, an:i, without
another rise, will soon show It's teeth iArssgh ne
wafer.
Rare sscrapinrs' may be looked FOR IN a short
time now, in The regions OF thr Grass tias ana ie
tfBdcricksburg Bar. IN 'SZ Az ~
Pr cp,p-oae o- ;.o r,.sD,s-4 OF rEe river
commenced cutting their nee on saturday ia7',
though We ure Informed that the harvesting "i!l mol
b. general tor a sseA come. ne pInairct lyr I
Is good and il the weather should prove ia
yo,sblI We NAV expect fall average yield / ne
& a.on is much earlier than last year, snd at least
"e'" '1'''o' 1'''' 49, savannah Georgian.
APPLE CRor-In,bis County ard State there Is
perhaps, tie most abundant crop Of arpes that has
been -own Tor the last taeniy y"ars-they vii re
exceedingly cheap and very fine. Delaware Hepnb,
r. A farm on Cape Island, n. containing
about $50 acres, was ofl-red twenty years ago iof
sl29O. On last Saturday, the sum o! $l6UoJ was
offered FOX enc eighh # az acre oi the same 'af"'
which was refused
J,,oR TsovrLss-The Albany Atlas Of Mon
1ay says: The Anti-Reaters held another meeting
az Schodack on Saturday. We are informed thaIit
was unmerousy attended, and thai much excitement
prevailed. They wrro addressed by one OF their
nup.hpr aa rIost il hammaiory haranguc, IN which
res ;siance Of the law 10 the utmost extreme was
especially urged
BoLD RoBBxRY.-Thc house Of Governor Fen
ner was entered on Saturday night aud consider
able quaority plate stolen The burglars do not
als ro the family aud of leaving Tie door open
and n lobt burning. II is supposed that they Sc
ted themselves IN the house before The doors were
D. I.,sfrY tu1
locked al aight. ltfo'idehce Journal
PLYMOUTH RAILRoAD.-NIessrs Carter and I'D
ans, who hive been appointed Engineers OF the
road nave nearly completed The surveys for lis To-
ca ion. BY he rec mt surveys considerable nm
proveneut has been nude IN the line, particularly
through Kingston BY winch rie road will pass over
the plan near the village, atfording q more COVE
;ien depot for all iha. vicinity. 1t is expected that
the grajog of the Road will be under contract b.
The first ol October.
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AL g5EALENG OINTMENT.

VOID FkET, GOLD FEET, COLD FEET, IOLD
1FEr-Cold ge and Consumption. Gold Fee, and DyspSp,
sn. Cold cet and sSk Headache, Cold Feet and Des.e Of
tho iurg mt Liver Cold Feet mud A,thma Gold feet and
;ghnss of tie tfeatb Cad Feet an line oil The Hair.
Gold se5 md hheumatsn Cold Feet Pains the Far
snd Heal. Cqd Feet Cold Fe;who has not Cold Feet
II prevalent the Nc7iistfrs M IicdiH9
Otate; sovereign remedy lor cold feet under every
tngency Of lite. Let he warmed the sole of the feet.
ncd pied word and honor that Will the
cula'in Of the blood induce healthy peprnfon and bing
them back n their natural condition. When this let
alve he placed upon the chest head where the other
difficulty lies whether L b. consumpion asthma. dYs
los hnir. viii them aS0. Sold rs y..ion
street, ~ Beecker 10 AstOr House. - John 4 Cherry ~
sullivan in Canal. ~ s3tntDn N, 81 street rGii
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GREELEY * McELRATH
Tribune BudingL New. York.

u Hon. JOIN NJ. CLArroN's great speech al;
Wilmington, vindlcatiDg the Protective Policy,
tho course OF Dir Clay IN the Compromise, and
ssposing the course OF Mr.. Polk on the Tariff
and Mr.. Dallas on the Bank question. is now
reai, at our counter. Price 81 25 per hundred,
Il per thousand.
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Ship Iuntye,s lovet from Canton and Macoa April 9Th.
tens. slks. SC. tn Talbot. Uyphant " 20.
Bag Forest Cur>o. Sdavs ifum Nassau, l. dye woods.
iiui; &c. To Badger K PECK.
Kts N,iam Bacon from NiaFasonc Is; Domneo) coffee,
sc master. :,
PGssaa bns OuiIe LANCE days from New Castle, Eng,
rld,e u i'ouney < JenkIHs.
U master.
wn,d nuc coffee TO Deceys,.T Il Nhiuursh.
sen Sn,Ih NecSS days from Nrc,Ra, wood.
-cht Daeida 2diys from NiFsula. wood.
ch5 Providence keiuIn days tom Virginia. com 10 II
HWv.ns.
Surg-sS 4. tegy.nau.
Schr - dia Ana. 3 iey, iron. Virginia. wood.
Sem SrIh DECKER. days !!om Noo,k, steye ~
siatbecS \ ca.
Schr Columbia day from Nircinii. wood
Sch = { Ahv't. Is illy rom Richmond. coal
schr Thomas GgipOe days from HoriJk. flour and nl-
ser u master.
Schr ENrCSl..OuS, Savage SHOW hiil. cof2.
Schr tot eht Watson. S.ilUk. shingles.
Sr!,r l,idl t.a>e. Lunipsin. Nitc;nia. wood.
S.hr sequel. Ralaer. Philadelphia, mdse.
Schr Rockhl Nirginia.
SER L Morton. Nutd. Virginia.
scar n luhnson ~ ter. Richmond, coal
Srhf james s,m:iI. WersS. NIrg;u'..
Schr Exact. Fufc,1m. Hartford. mise.
Sipop Wiled. Miller. Providence. ndse.
lvO Rosetta. &ur days from Lupec plaster. 20 master