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miscellaneous.

Packet SHIP PRIScE ALBERT will not sail till Tuesday
next. gE..'
s Hour will G% %,h Inn
to W sssd as often as z: ne Gan c x w.,
the inst. British hague Rose jsay Of london from
e. % .y % s
ss1 a% New 70, ss A S,o
of wS Ss Oil. Boston
ark: a q d lea s. w and lon g. a.
v Of and he asSs T$o.s SssSdss
Bsic RoIaSA, from New smyrna, Fla for Norfolk ashore
Nobebo,o Ne: rot Boston hut insured there. Gap.ae
scHn EXACT. FoIge for Nantucket from Baltimore
ss Of si a ' s't q
hs sas ~s f" to the Ss been
aas% SSSe Gse for Havana los. on
sydney NsW Oct Tuscaloosa. Taber, NIB. 1900 sp-
down Her seaihns viii be Stripped off, AND her bottom
thor ughy Iecauked, and coppsred the plank with 10
Spoken.
Ianthe Steele Manila fer Boston Dec 49, the Straits of
Leland Batavia for Boston, Dec a. lat s. Ion Ely
Mary E1abe.h u days from Boston for Jscme March 49,
VIOLA from NOrlsans, Goth inst, off Cape Floda-by the
70. bs S; same a.y-py til. same
Franklin of Boston for Trinidad de Cuba March l2 lat
Iva Of and for Batmore Feb g. crossing the equuoc,ia
Foreign Ports.
rfs A DaP shGFg,y and oesarpS.
n.y.. Fs,: f.
S;s s. ps;;: pR S,Ssh si
NYork iJg Don Jnan sandiord for New Haven do; Rival
Ess. SI Nw E9 sm day. Hon Haley do
e.:
I'm ssS d. Ssas
as Ts! as .sao Clark for WORK
I'll Is bsasS S y; s, .Si.
Rio JASTno, Fen ain p;!, Grafton Gardner for New
' he sss %,s s
EGSyett from do, ues; Kentucky, Willis Monteydec uns
i: ss z%s'ss
HSso S ns Mediterranean chartered Sid 3D. ranhea
H.a Rs HALEY. JGh
Msy Ellen RessSs:sa rd
saIbuck At Hong Kong. Zsnobis Kenny ''-'' 0'''s''
Home Ports
PORTLAND March 26-Arr steam propeller Augusta NYork
W. Edsa town having ia tow dsmasea brig Gse0 from Ha-
Ads nS% fo'i S''''
is A 'Piyi FL SsT
ssd soa sie's Gsoi Nsssa De-
Eclipse, CroweIl Philadelphia
n S Pads S:s
Fl
mouth late Of salen) Trpe, New Smyrna, Fla; sop Sna
Fountain. Yorktown. va; Marietta, crowell, n York.
,deph 18Th GENTLE Riggs NYoTf astS Gassie . s,ubbs
Bncksport for Baltimore.
TAUNTON, March 22-sld Horatio Ames Blake Philadsl
New BEDFORD March 27-Ar Peruvian. Flags Bucksport
Me. '
NANrycKEr, March 25-Arr Champion, NYork. Goth. Lex
EpG.RJowN. March 26-hT Ann Denman. ThoInason aud
PRovprscE. March 27-Arr New York, Gardner, NYork.
Below. a iarg, topsail schr, beating up.
BasToI, March 23-Sld incline. Church, Mata.zas.
%h and Powell SSSe New LSS
Havana ~ 'e'
Woodstock Dr] Iabe, and euntes. Of Aran Strong
hHTy,sITpoo HsrIsque Knowles H.l Choea Chase
Moseie Hnnt, Boston, Caribbean Mosn Camden Me- with
dimage Cid Gauge, lB,l Corkan and Morgsna Br Ing IS
Tas.9 ass.
Mills Liyerpool Iduna tswedl Moberg North Of Europe
Samond. Isl Schultz. NYork
,sAvANNAH March 25Arr Prince de Joiuville Gardner
Havana; Pandora Andros Providence Baldwin Thompson
and savannah Hawiey, NYork CID 2ih Rch!bucto IBT]
kerr SYorf Caone 3asts Boston, Boston Aka Kan
son. Gomez, do.
PEssAeoLa March s1Ca WIN E Bird. COrson MORT
bi,na. Lane, and Virginia, Talbot NYork
Apssa?ra SANFORD Fall River Pilot Evcnl Vera Cruz
A. Parsons and Isp Wcrdns NYo; Aastlin, fB" owS,
brsre Better gre@es ko9t Morris Outer
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trbned over the west In Alton 81 600 hogs have been
slaughtered during the present season, being 5000
less than slaughtered there last year. The de.
is attributed to the fact that large numbers have
been slaughtered during the present season Spring
field and other points instead Of being driven Alton
the business and the exports abroad will stand next
TO cotton in importance and value.
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STRANGERS BEWARE.

~ NNNftENN DE- W IN %
nv THIS AGE OF QUACkERY AND HUMBUG, u IS
most important chose cnted physieian-DR j.
EVANS has removed his Old 6e Head Disfensary 20 No
2eS fear corner OF Beekmn street where he continues his
now comPca,d lie arpss the citzeas and stningen that
there Dr. Evans his old stand and hat e has
necton whatever with other Office HIS charges
dersc, his consultations ttfctly private.
--Obseye the nunbermi,take often dangerous
288 Pearl st
n Medicines add Jrectiops OF Union
by a,t,cnlars The and enclosing five dollars
m re
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IMPERIAL HOTEL,
Opposite the Nep Assise Courts and Ratisay Sta
tiOn, Corner OF
ST JOHNS LANE AND ROE STREET,

JAMES MORGAN, Proprietor of the above u n on
modious establishment, respectfully informs his friends
aud the public that for the reception Of Private
families aud gentlemen.
With the IL tel combined elegant aud extensive Coffee
Room Ne Room, and several private Sitting Rooms fitted
up IN style suitable for The Of FAMILIES Visit.
for the accommodation Of parties requiring early break
ftsts, iuncheons, dimes, NC.
The sleeping department will be under the personal super
utendance Of Ms Morgan, and Visitors rely with
deuce that ~ this essential particular comfort and
convenience have been carefully studied
The Culinary aud Cear departments viii embrace cboj.
ces Wanda, Wines, &c, which be 6btsined add NJ
trusts That s own exertions aided by the assistance Of exe.
enced walters ay secure the APPRECIATION Of travellers
sly az the the scaie Of vii, strictly mo.
derafe. ~
Private Rooms Tor large or small Dinner Parties
Hot Cold, snd shower Baths always ready.
Every information respecting the and arrival
III, yauous nlway Tisins steam and Sajng Packets sc
10 strangers visiting tverpooi, be necessary
serve that Iha lnpernln is centrally situated within
o. 'nd one minutes walk from thu Liverpool aud chester
AZ" aHd Junction RAILWAY Stations aud Immediately
ste w New Assn. Cour. is also contiguous TO the pm
c'Vh hfatrrs, aud other places OF public resort
N b. As Travellers frequently misted please desire the
DR. tver pro reed dire "a H., Immortal AN
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1JtNlAN BELL. AuetIoneeY.
Store No. II Spruce street.
AUCTION NOTICE Regular Sales of Dry Goods Cloth
ing and Fancy Articles every Tuesday and Friday
OF Furniture Of all descriptions Wednesday and
o0'-dSor sales Of all descriptions attended usual.
Ah,v. SATURDAY.
ansna, psSS Eo an entire oxns
spruce BEIi
os SILK MA!cHiNERY AT Monday IL
'S' six e -
aoaong ana twisting belonging 70 john Dean. Of Hartford
m2a 1t. THos BELL, Auctoneer,
OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION
EyY SOONER will sell on Saturday Evening at 7
nr o SaSs at s hhToadysy haad;Qme collection PANT
about to leave III, city. mso it &c
SPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE.
WE s GREAT SALE of Valuable Original Oil Paintings
~ s ssa pase m ss %
and O'clock NJ They arc exhibited now, adm s
Also the Settlers used in the gallery will be sold low
GLoSER RXY S0n sa
sMlTH co will sell This Morning at iO1s o'clock. at
e. Ssd Beading from "a
ly breaking up housekeeping.
Ias 5o ss any and @
table,. Bo9kease, cane seat Oh rs sc &c "e worthy the
attention OF buyers m3O itsrc
L.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES JEWELRY, FAN.
OK GOODS &c...JACOB .. PLA1T's Weekly Sale
Of Wacbes Jewrry, MusIc foxes Fen aud Pocket
German Silver Ware, and Fancy Articles III place This
Day NO. III fatt street. at 10 O'Clock Sale without
Nattiogaes are now tedy. m30 tsm
SALE OF FRENCH STANDARD ROSES
- b. GLOVER will sell at Il o'clock on Tuesday,
STSAp 3D. at Thorburn Saloon, Is John street supe
>Aror TIRE Standard Roses, imported from st
collection IN France by ship Vile de Lyon, short passage
up in pairs ADD principally Peipetua Of the Prorence
description, blooming all The summer, and producing otto
scented owtrs same az those which bloom usually only in
June they all unde named and
Perpetual and Centeue Tor hundred leayed) Roses stand
our winters unnJocd, without whatever
Chlaa variety require slight protection Of dry straw The
different denominations all correctly classed
oguss and form the most select Offered
at auction.
Catalogues ready Saturday afternoon the Plants ready
for examination at the time
Also. $50 chass ees of Fontanbeau Grape Vines of
Three roots each, all IN superb ORDER bursting
imported IN same vessel m29itsrc
TO HOUSE AND STORE KEEPERS, MANU-
FACTURERS AND OTHERS
n s. SMITH Y co respectfully inform their friends and
~ th' public generally that they will persoasy 10
and serg the household furniture families
moving declining housek epirg and erchandse of all
KINDS Tor persons renqushng either resden
ces or stores Of sales ROOM which is adma
bly, adapted for the purpo,e
Our sales 100 feet deep and we'll lighted situated on
BROAD Tay and commanding he attention Of this
exhibition aud lae Of nnsnr
PASSED by any other store the city Terms moderate The
rendition ald payment Of sales prompt Liberal cash adv
ces wnen required, will be made intended
eithrr Tor pubic or private sale.
CHAS s. SMITH,
HENRY T.. WILLARD,
Auctioneers and Comm sion Merchants,
mxI Inn re Store 30t Broadway Duane st.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Failing Days OF the steam ship,-
Packets to Arrive
Packets to Sail


Notice to Pilots and Captains OF Vessels.
All fots and Captains of vessels requested
iact that Robert Martini formerly ship collec
snot now our employ He therefore, receive any
newspapers or reports intended for the New York Herald
Foreign Letter Bags.
Hereafter Letter and Newspaper Bags Tor all parts of the
World, will be made at the HERALD OFFICE.
Snip Masters and Agents.
We shall esteem favor if Captains of Vessel, will xiye
70 Comnodore koBrsr SLvEy, of our News fleet, Re-
vessels Spoken their Passage List Of their Cargo and
board them ,mm"SaicIv On ,hsir y may gsa IN re w
epondens az home or abroad will also confer favor by
ssndng 70 this Office all the Marine intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of kind viii BE- thsakfsY
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the principal outlet for the provisions OF
the west. Thence they 60 to every point To New
York the shipments indicate much greater increase than
the receipts at New Orleans We have received in this
city since the LIST of January the following supplies
New Orleans = y -
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POtr of NEW YORK, MARCH 30.


scr RIDES ..5 40 MOON sETs.... 80. Il
suE SETS 6 81 HIGH wATEa.........
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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY.

AND PICTURE GALLERY
tBroGdtcGy, opposite the Cttv Hail.
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK
RE-OPENiNG OF THE MUSEUM, with splendid at
fractions.
The manager is happy to announce engagement with
SlGNoh FRANCtsCU. the Magician and Equilibrst late
from the American Museum =
The PHlLAnE!.PhIA MINISTRELS, in Songs, Sc.
Sgnor MONT!VEDD, with nine mechanical figures.
The Mighty GlANTESS, Of enormous proportions, and a
Nj. d. w WRIGHT, an unequaiied sentimental singer
MISS JEsSELY N, an accomplished danseuse
tfPSY GlK sister OF the Queen the American Museum
may be consulted privately at all hours of the day
ndRes Mermaid Grand % smaama and 500
ADMISSION Que .hillinK-l2 extra those who
suit tine gypsy tri ml7ec
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS BELL. AuetIoneer.
Store No. II Spruce street
AUCTION NOTICE. Regular Sales Of Dry Goods Cloth
ing ahd Fancy Articles. Every Tuesday and Friday
Saturday. - -
Upt-dsor sales of all DESCRIPTIONS attended TO az usual
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PALmOs N. Y. OPERA HOUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET.
ADMISSION One Dollar, 10 si Of the House Doors opcs
att Performance , commence at hall pastI
Positively the Last Night Of the Season.
SATURDAY EVENING March 30,
10 commerce with
The All; o ms ih ~ e. and Jhosus BY Sig Aptognin
DIX. rrsrozLi and Sig Valtellina.
~, The Overture 10 Norma
Scena Chofos and ARA from Norma Orc Vess, Signor
= Vallelina,
komanzs La , lie de Ohio by Sig Autognini
Chorus and Aria from File du by Sgno Borabese
To conclude with 20 a.
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR
The whole under the direction OF Signor VALTELLINA
u For all PARTICULARS see bills Of the day Box Office
open from TO O'clock.
NB.-The Theatre the of nights will be let Concert,
or Lectures.
The Greatest Invention OF the Age.
MR. FAbkR of VIENNA, respectfully announces TO the
A American public that he has succeeded after
TEEN YEARS Of experimentation and anatomical stud
III wonderful triumph of INDUSTRIES MEcHASIsME
ucuates di,tnctly ettw OF alphabet
with his auditors, and will SING and REcITE THREE Lam
GUAGEs ENGLIsH GERMAN, and LATIN Mr.. Faber pro-
poses, accordance with the solicitations OF c
em.n, TO exhibit his Invention Tor short time. thai the
WHICH has eycitsd surprise aud throughout the
entihc world The EXHIBITION ROOM, of Broad
and street will be day Except sun
day from IL M unti PM and every evening (except
Sunday from till o'clock. -
O- Tickets, IS CENTS; children under years of
age, l21a cents.
The entrance in Lpenard street, third door the lief,
side from Broadway Inns
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MUSIC FOR THE MILLION
FOR THE BENEFIT OF MISS BRUCE
GRAND CONCERT.
L CONCERT HALL No. 4O6 Broadway, on Nd ndav
"A Eye0ing, April LIST
To BE- BY the members Of Pamos late company, con-
sing OF the following ladies and gentlemen mrs PHIL
LIPS, Mas. SHARPE, MISS BRUCE, MR. Lynch
MIR. kNEAss. MR. HOLMAN, MIR kAVANAH.
PROGRAMME.
Part l.
Blow Gn-pitates Glee BY the Company
S,ng-lluuah Tor the road, Mr. Holman
Soug-D placer mi Balza II Mrs Phillips
Song he Life OF Brgand -. MIR Kavanah
Naiad Song Miss Bruce
Balad=Weep notthou lonely one first time. Mr. Lynch
DISCOURSE. Mrs
song-tle ohlp Mr. kreasy
Choris-Deme Du den By the COMPANY
Pant II
Suartet'e-N Wy Mothers Bible By the Company
SonR-W hllam ell MIR Holman
Sons-Away to the mountains brow Mrs Phillips
Song-ihe wake OF Teddy Roe... -. Mr.. Kavanah
Dnctt-My Pretty Page.. Mrs Sharpe and Miss Bruce
Ch0rus--bedsm Medley By the COMPANY
Sonn-fie was such nice young Mrs Sharpe
Song comic Mr. Kayaual
Song The young Coquee. Miss Bruce
finale-ColumSa's Acknowledgement
~ MI kneass Bv the Company
TICKETS ONE SHILLING-To be had al the door
m3 2tSt&Mkm - = -'r
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.


AND PERPETUAL FAIR
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
March gath, Goth and 30th.
LAST THREE DAYS OF THE KENTUCKY
- MiNSTRELS
The most Superb Band of Ethiopian Melodste and Exava
ganZists in America
Also, engaged-Nr WM. COLE the celebrated Chinese
Nonde,cIpt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with his educated
talented DOG BILLY
Miss +. RICHARDS, charming Vocalist
Miss BLANCHARD. the celebrated female Jugxer.
"a PETITE CENlTO, the admired Danssuse.
MIR RICHARDS, Sentimental Singer
MR. WHIT! oCR. the renowned Banjo Player
MN Is WILLIAMS the Singer and Story Teller.
MIR HOWARD, the Violinist
Il. G. BOOTH The Comic Singer,
Beautiful WAN FIGURES, representing group Of Indians
of the Crow Tribe II. killing Santa Fee Trader to
DA NIEL l. LAMBERT. ~
The GfpSY Sanity six in number, recently from Ger
and faithful Of the ancient people
Egypt may be seen in their native costume.
The GIPsEY QUEEN the Fortune Teller may be private
ly consulted ut all hours Of the day aud evening.
Performances every evening ~ O'clock and "Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons o'clock.
Tickets % cens-chiidlen under fk Tween
v-hve cents for private consultations with 3pscy
et0een In21 &c
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PARK THEATxtIc.
Boxes 50 Cents-Pit s Ceuts-Ciallery I21k Gents.
THIS EVENING, March 80 1874
The performance will commence with
GRANDFATHER WHITEHEAD
Grndatfer Whtehead :. -. Mr. Chppendale
To conclude with
VALMONDI
Vafm0ndI Mr. Barry
CHATHAM TIEATRE.
Boxes -. Is Cepts Pit... I21s Cents.
BENEFIT OF \. s. CONNOR
IhlS EVENING. March 80 er0rfpahces with
49, LADY OF LYONS.
claude Meinote. Mr. Common
10 conclude with
GENTLEMAN AND LADY
MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC TIlEATiSa
THIS EVENING. March 3O-Thc performances, will
commence with
PRINTERS DEVIL.
Followed by
THE PICNIC PARTY.
After which
NEW FOOT MAN.
To conclude with
AMY LEE
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't'ABLE CUTLERY AT BARGAlNS-WHOLE
AND REL lL-3oD doz consisting of bone stay cocoa
and ivory handled Knives and Forks
Tor sale Of 62 cts IS cts and 81 doz Also Ivory Table
set's pieces each some of the finest imported for sale 50
per cen below the regular value close them Also
Quantity Table Knives without Forks Also, dozen
rocket ana fenknives, comprising great vsrlety.
Fauiiies who in Of Table Cutlery will do well To
attend to the above, they " i'll be sold.
Apply at No. 23i Peri street, up itairs MAO 2tsm
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HAKPS-HARPS.
JAMES HANLEY the only pupil of Sebastian Erard in
the United States, offer, for al the Mandatory 22d
highly finished
PREMIUM FATENT DOUBLE ACTION HAIRS
JAMES HANLEY having tho ediate patronage of the
PRESIDENT of the United together with
from the musical profession and the American Ministers at the
Conrts of London and Paris these Mr. Hanley submits
Sufficient guarantee that hi, Haps, which
tirely the premises aud the materials with
regard the peculiartes Of climate are superior 70 any
that can be imported. -
= HARPS REPAIRED 22d street. I'd avenue
m23 lmsec
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IT BROWN, STONE SEAL RNGRAVER, 233 Broad.
L opposite the Park Coats of Arms Cests Cypters
&c engraved Ladies' Seals peuc Cases signst Rings &c.
engraved with Goats of Arms Names device Diamonds
Anehysts, Topass &C. bought in the rough any
form
Of Arms found and painted any style from wo dol.
and upwards and forwarded any part OF the United
States.
books of Heraldy kept with upwards of coo names
m3 Item
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EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS
CALLER OF ORIG N.9L PAINTINGS
OF THE OLD MASTERS
EXHIBITION ROOM, IN CLINTON HALL

EXHlBITION ROOM, in CLINTON HALL,
Corner Of Nassau and Beekman streets
A NiATEURS AND ARTISTS are informed that the Gal
"a lerv Of Paintings Clinton Hall is open from II A.
NJ TO O'Clock at night later according They
which have ever ad 'rnsd European Gallery Artists will
find Catalogue, which will explain all the and ohe
quoting the passages authors which the
have been taken. - $500
rT~Admittance only Is cents. ms7 lmiRb
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FREIGHTS FOR BALTIMORE.
g. s.s;x s, srrAS% stgSss3 NL'snsz
'HLAD &HaH ASS nssETH1EEF 5AEHL OEl1
This Line so1sisssipg Of the following seamboais
Steamboat SSA SshsaA o'H''" t tsg%sG
" h tloSEEa. 4 & &o Gql'yp0ol
Wharf, daily ocioeiP M Baltimore arriving ssrs
MechapJlne destined South or Yves, of Baltimore will be
Freghts for NcnoII' Richmond Petersburg, Va. Wash.
instea 1s@rsctewn Aie.andra. d. G. cinelnusi Ohio,
daily "a al a iH ? e%s. p1 l"le. SCUM
Ss % New s ' be- sSa
the same dag as received and delivered the fol
m2o 2xIc No. 70 south W.aty,s PhlisdsIphi.
- ,sas attached oit suanosed dropt in one Of
the H%y z,, On Wedne'd.y eyeSag twssn md
%ss &c -'''' ''''" ~ % '''" J. l. IAuRENcr.
ss ii's % he BS%e s"s ST.
ST. 'Ss e Be~ey % t,h st. ladies' Merno Cepe, maope
rewarded ny e,yng at ioi Mou street. fourth story she Is
poor wo''sn m29 2t'rc
X s.BEKNAhD, the inventor of Bemard's Dirrhtea Me.
~. dicne has moved HI, Office No o. Nassau street,
Herald buildings n2o az
LIoGs-3o handsoxe dressed Hogs. in lot. IN AM, mn,
IL chi'e''' Tors ale by ,,,.,,.
m2o 9tsrc rSS From, stree,
SPLENDID CASsIMERES, VESTINGS. &c.
pk sur ARGp we have received two csses new aud rich
mere Vp.tSs. bu saa summer Wear comprising o"'
A.". ; TO 81; S. character % r. jisyS2 ~ goods
nal lwssrc Ames,csn Hotel, opposite the Fountain
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
sS obnsd - h sou n.y."
aent on the last eolumB. fourth rags.
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$50, 200 10 LOAN on B1 I'd fa5 MGp;,gsFs bH
m3o 3trc Sc South street
INA TO LET IN WAKREN STREET The large and
Iw convec lent two story dwelling house. with two story
tea room attached situated the north side Of the
No 3s The situation and style Of the building il par
ucplay and on the st of lay will be put
order aud have the Crotch water introduced Apply before
or = ORD o'clock to HENRY BE.RGH,
m3O iw'm Actor House
~ sTEAM-POWER AND MILL TO LET-On 3ist
III. powes Engine in complete order.
ENQUIRE at No. 159 Maiden Lane. meg 2wvm
kkR- FOR NEW ORLEANs-Louisiana and New
~ YORK Lna-Positiyrly first regular Packet sail LIST
April-The fast sailin packet ship HUNTSVILLE,
Captain o. Cornell will sail above regular day For
freight passage. having handsome furnished
tons, apply board foot of Wall ST Orleans wharf ar to
h. X COLLINS CO, Sc South ST.
Positively no freight received after this evening.
Shippers Will please send their bills of adlng early this
day
Passengers by this ship will please be board Orleans
wharf, foot oil Wall ST. Monday morning at 10 o'clock NJ
at which time the ship will sail.
Shppes by this line rely having their goods
rertiy measured
Agents in New Orleans, Hullin Y Woodruff who will
promptly forward eli goods to their address.
packet ship Ocouee Capt d. Jackson will succeed
Hunisvie and sail 10Th April her regular dav. m3O re
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TRANsYLvANIA UNIVERSITY,
Lexington, Ky. July Oath, 1914.


My DEAR SIR In your letter Of the
7th July, you called upon me for lnfor-
nation respecting ihe"pripaie character"
of my neighbor MIR CLAY, assuring me,
thut "many conscientious, upright men"
in your section had been induced by the
Of his enemies, to regard
Mr. Clay as "any thing Jm an honest
and upright eiii=en-a Sabbath breaker-
profane- Gambler &c. Your letter ad-
ded, at the same time, that "no public
use" would be made Of my reply, should
one be received from me. Thus appeal.
ed to, expressed to you freely, IN rela-
ton to the private character Of MIR. Clay,
what regarded as due to him, to myself,
and the community in which we live. |
need scarcely add, that called upon, I'M
der similar circumstances, should most
cheerlully attest the good character oil
any of my neighbors, without reference
to political relations or distinctions, nor
do | believe any Of them would hesitate
calling on me, to this effect, should it be
found necessary.
5 In second letter, just received from
you, you ask permission to use my first
at discretion, and as no injustice can be
done to any one, by allowing you to do
SO, although my letter was written as
private, | know Of no good reason why J
should withhold the permission you ask,
and therefore accord TO it.
Very respectfully,
II. B. BASCON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29
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In this town, on the 2lst inst, NJ TIE ma'
rne Hospital, Hamilton CIough, Of Hooksett,
n. II aged about II wears:
In this town, on Tuesday morning, Ms.
Sarah Pratt, wife Of tho late Mr.. Zephanus
Pratt, aged " years.
AT an curly age Mrs r. united with the Isl
Baptist Church, IN this town, and for 33 years
.ha remained a member, until the period "i
her death, during all of which, her life was
one continued exa nple of the christian grac's
Her religious character was SO consistent, 81
attractive, that The appeilation "Mother ~ Is
rael" was often ascrbtd to her. Her faith
was ever active, ever vigorous, and her hope
Of ccepianco hereafter, was founded alono on
the sacrifce Of Christ. With no ordinary DE-
gree of assurance she calmly met the hour oi
her departure, and without struggle her spirit
pussed from this 10 her eternal home.
81 heard Il voice from Heaven, saying unto
me, write, blessed are the dead which die III
the Lord, from henceforih, yea, saith the spirit,
that ,hoy may rest from their abors, aud their
works do follow them" CONN.
In Warren, on the Goth inst, Mrs. Maria
Antoinette Gamihell, in the SD year of her
age widow of tho late Roy. William Gammell,
uf this town.
In Providence, on the Goth inst, after long
and painful illness, Mrs. Rrbckah Tanning, ia
the 50th year Of her uge, widow Of the late
Mr. John N. Fanning.
In Kingston, on the 18th inst, MIS- Sarah
Stanton, aged 80, tonscrt of the late Joseph
Stantnn.
In Smi,hfeld, on The 9Th inst, Botsey Grey.
son, in the 90th year Of her ago.