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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-12

THE LATE News FROM LIvERPooL-O'CoNNELL's
FAMOUS SpEEcH.-Much to our surprise We find
that the publication Saturday last of O'Connell's
speech exclusively in the Weekly Herald, and on
Sunday in the Daily, has created greater degree
of talk, and been esteemed greater beat in the
way OF newspaper enterprise, than any of our re-
cent efforts Bat this was merely in the ordinary
course OF business with us, and we never expected
any extraordinary credit on that account.
One very funny feature in the talk thus created,
however, deserves notice. great many are going
round saying that "O'Connell's speech in the
Herald was all Observation-Disclosures in that
Office " Well, it may be so; we wont make an
affidavit at slxpence cost either one way or the
other. They can take the speech just for what it
Is worth. But this we know, that supplied the
two leading Irish journals in this CRY with extras
from our preserve allude to the Truth Teller,
Quoted by Major Denman of the bloody I99th Re-
giment of Foot and the Irish Volunteer, conducted
by Michael O'Connor, the lineal descendant of the
royal race of O'Connor. We supplied these dis
tlnsuished individuals and papers with several
thousand copies, for which they paid us in ready
cash. II the speech be not the thing, they GER
tainly thought that it was as good as they were
likely to get by the next steamer.
BE all this it may, have still plenty of extras
of the same speech for all those Irishmen of all
sizes who want to furnish themselves with O'Con-
nell's Speech and who esteem O'Connsll as stand
ing next to his Holiness me Pope himself. TLey
can have them at two cents per copy. We give
them notice, however, that we consider O'Connell
one of the most contemplate beggarmen that ever
dsgraced any country, and that all his plans for
liberation are humbug and meant merely TO fill his
own pockets. But if they think him one of the
highest saints in the Romish calendar, We have 70
objection; and we repeat that we are ready TO
supply them with as many copies of his speech as
thay mayi require.
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The MORALS OF THE AGE.-A founding was LETT
in the basement of the Old Aims House, Park, on
Saturday, March 8, about O'clock, p. M. 1t
was male child, about three months old, dressed
in purple colored muslin frock, tea coored silk
hood, and was wrapped in an old yellow shawl with
crimson border. The woman supposed to have
left the child was dressed in green plaid cloak
and hood.
Another founding was left in an entry in 2ls,
street, between 9Th and 9th avenue, GU Saturday
evening, 9th inst. it was a male child, about two
months old, in very sickly condition. 1t was
brought the office of the Commissioners of Aims
House, and taken in charge by the Matron, Mrs
Thomson.
Do not the mothers of these poor babes, while
they read this paragraph, feel the twangs of guilty
conscience
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o. A QUESTION-Why do you 60 lmpng about
with the Rheumatism and endure much pain, when
you certainly be cured with remedy soM at 81
Courtlandt street.
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Court Calendar.

Counr or CoMNoN PrsAs--a5, II, bo 60, 92,a 10. IS
~, -, 81, Is, 70, ~
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Q3- THE MI SICAL ALBUM-PART TWO.-Will
not be ready till Wednesday morning This part contains
popular songs the music from the most celebrated
composers which in other way can be obtained except
ten times the cost
Price 25 cents Each number contains "a pages. A
new edition Of Part ready. Office 80 Ann street.
j. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
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90 LADIES, LOOK OUT FOR 1T .-To-morrow
morning will be published by j. Winchester, 80 Ann
street. and for sale waileghb, 3s7 Broadway New
Original Novel. entitled
THE FORTUNE HUNTER,
Novel of New York Society, by Mrs Helen Berkeley.
This work will create q sensation-especially among
the fashionable circles of this and other cities Since its
announcement there has bee great uttering" in GER
tain quarers-and the public have b. the q for
this hook. They shall have it TOMORROW.
Price rs cents Agents supplied at SIG hundred.
Come early, if you would no, be disappointed
j. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
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15- DEAFNESS, DR. McNAIRs ACOUSTIC OIL,
certain cure for Deafness at 81 Courand street. Also
The EAST IrDIAN HAIR DYE warranted to color the HAIR
| hufyu notfh a sk
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fh3- DO NOT BE DECEIVED BY THE FALSE AND
shameful representations made by any puppy that the
agency for the Magical Pain Extractor is street
Comstock Co.. 81 Courtlandt street. the only agents
that sell the genuine article They first introduced this
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MONEY MARKET.



The Stock Market very active to-day, and prices
show great improvement. Long Island advanced per
cent; Mohawk, u; Harlem, 81; Norwich, t; Farmers
Trust l; Kentucky Ii Pennsylvania SIS, Il Indiana t;
Western 3; Vcksburg declined I; Ohio 6s, Canton and
North American Trust closed firm at Saturdays prices
cannot be accounted for II placed on the books oil
both boards Of brokers about two weeks since and the
spectators have already got in hand is undoubed
y good sterling stock but the present position OF the
road will sustain rapid and great advance.
Stocks from all parts of the country seek this market to
receive the benefit OF the speculation that Is continually
going here. Just a stock comes
change the brokers get hold Of it, and start the price up
before operators fairly understand what it is worth
where it comes from. The introduction of few new
stocks into the boards of brokers would create quite
activity in the market most of those daily operated in
are nearly used up They have become too common to
catch the unwary.
Annexed give table showing the total receipts,
penses, and nett income of the railroads of New Eng
land II is very instructive the capitalists
Of this city and shows that money invested in this kind
Of property produces rapid and profitable returns. The
average per cent nett income Of the twelve roads of New
England, is little five. The average per cent
Of those paying dividends is nearly There is
two fold benefit arising from the existence of this dc.
scrpon Of property The first is the safety of the in
vestment and the second the good these improvements
produce by developing the and wealth Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-05

INTRODUCTORY LEcrURE TO THE MAGNIFICENT,
SrurENDoUs, AND ALL-MoylNG PHILosoPHY OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURy.-The Broadway Taberna-
Gle ought TO be thronged this evening with the
grave and gay, the philosophical, and the fashiona
BILE, the elite Of this wonderful and marvel-loving
centre OF all tremendous social movements on this
side sunrise Professor Bronson intends to fire of
the philosophical "peace maker" the commence,
ment of grand cannonade on the stupidity and
pseudo-phosophy of the age; which, if il does not
burst behind the touch-hoe, will knock Fourier
SIN, Millerism, and all the isns in Websers Die
.iionary into a cooked hat. He means to take Drs
tPotts, Wainwright, and Dewey to pieces, as easy
as he does his Mannkin, and show them pieceneal
to the audience. The Professor promises to exhi,,
bit the growth of rose, magnified to the size OF
six feet. We could furnish him with Broadway,
:. tulip" already magnfed in its own eyes to full
that size. and that would pay something besides,
tor being stared at. Among. the subjects 10 Dc
treated Of are asrology, idolatry, the metempsy-
Ghosts, mythology, magic, witchcIaft, and mesmer-
ISM All the girls in town mus. be tee6e, and o no
ship, and the philosophy of getting married, are
contained in those things A. b.
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Or--rhere is very little doing in Whale in this
ket quotations rule at IS 36c There has been lately
considerable activity at the East. Nothing doing in
Sperm.
PRousIossPork is improving in demand sales to some
extent have been made Of prime at 81 62 mess 50
Beef continues very inactive We quote country prime
50 7oa4 city do, 81 % 62t country mess, 50 rs q;
city do 80 rs 66al Lard quite active; quote mo-
derate sales at 81 a &c.
RrcEsales Of fair to good notice at 50 564 rs.
For the best, holders demand 81 s7a
REAL EsrArE-The following sales made at auc-
ton -
The lots of ground on the west side of Columbia
street in the city OF Brooklyn opposite Colon
made Row, and forming part of the Colonnade
Garden being 90 feet Columbia street, so
depth each side. .................. $4,000
The story house and lot No Al Ann street. %
feet front, l25 feet deep side. lis the
other. ......... ......... ......... 640(
Modern built house and lot No Washington
Place, lot % by 100 feet bought in for. 10 00t
Two story brick front house and frame building
on the rear, No. 30 Beekman street, lot AL feet
front 23i feet rear by 100 feet deep. 1906
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NEw ORLEANs-Ship Auburn-6 boxes whetstcnes Butler
Gardner3 do mdse Collins Brothers30 bbs pork 22 do
263 kegs lard Is bb do cks hams Saydam Sage
20 bbs nssed oil Dwight Johnson-73 hkins bbs butter
. Andrews-I9 bbs pork do lard Averill3 cs mdse
psr Freresss SKIS wheat 20 bxs biol peaches Loud
pbs hf do bee McChain cog bb $50 kegs lard
small Williams x ce-29 bbls do 10 do gresse evus &
sonIl8 ties "a bbs 72 kegs lard Booth Edg2 bbs lard
oil II Brower-l3t kegs lard w smith, bbs pork X
Milbank-00 do q Chapman box mJse Rich-l00 pkgs
buffalo robes Fox l. vngson bxs p'intings Schutl-25
SKIS feathers Spear Vandrnhoh bxs tobacco Evans Car
man-44 bbls pork Small Wldms8 les cotton Buckley
Graham-82 DO . Taft GO w Werder-l8 Stanton 4
Frost-9 cs mdse Doremus, SuYdam Nxon20 Vert Oh
yer39 hams 80 hf bbs lard 88 bo pork do Glove seed 100
do flour Stanton Frost bb aOw 30 do ties 48 cks clover
Sc IA kegs Lard Loste25 hhds Dbl aow do clover eed
do timothy mdss Reed Schermerhorn-l do Gre
bx bales mdse Dbl timothy seed do aIow do ky ard
Dougass3 bales mdse Allen Gathwaite3 hx DO Meyer
co.'s BIB hams 90 kegs lard Mason Thorn kes
specie Corning co
New ORLEANs-Ship Vrksburg-8 81 bbls pork Lee Dit..
Mil er-3i DO 10 do la d Nm stee bernin-599 do pork
clover seed Geo bbls lard 2 bales
do lard Bydenburg co.. do clover seed Reed Sehe
merho 80 kegs butter John Boycs1 do II kegs lard Small
Williams co38 bbls hams and shoulders do tallow Law
Hicks-596 bbs pork Brush co52 hides bgs wool
Bstterwor 203 bbls hams 90 d" molasses ia bbls
449 kegs lard bbls taow Caeb Smith co9 bales
Waido2 boxes bale mdse q + Cooiedge x Brothe-3o
hhds T. Des Artistic kegs lard II Robinson8 sack.
feathers Fosdck49 hhds SO bales 900 bbls
pork 30 hhds tobacco bales mde 30 Packages skins
order
MoBILE-Brg Moble--l50 bales cotton A Aver-83 WI
Barnwe-8 Hicks co.'s Bolton-87 Greenway Henry
! Smth-2O q + Nc Bnde-6i w ID Mathews-9t Sturges
Ciearman-l3 cks w Robbins.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 5


SUN SETS. ...3 s. HIoH wArER....... l6
Cleared.
s ssS F %s.. 1sss % p9% DTS JAS
Wsssty sn hS oj W1e s 40 ssnS
seE .,ss%s VIZ E~ anss tG Rw As
EehS E's saps Pau Rem" SH ff zao Co
bshsf do chsy Smith
sa We s W Berry from Nsw os Fs and %
ton and PROVISIONS 70 stanton Frost
Barque aron Lucas from Mstanzas Feb 90 with sugar.
to master 2Gh ut lat 81 ~ lon Is 90 heavy gale from
carried away fore opmast fore topgalant mast and b-
Baque Providence, vinson II days from Mobile with cot.
Baqre Iwsncwna, shnn Is days from St Marks with cot
brs M"Ss Win ms, le days iom Mobi, with cotton, to
schr Cncy SHARP days from Ponce, PR with 1874 hid.
Sch Margaret Ann, Paine, days from Richmond with GOA,
schr Henry Clay Burton. from Folly Landing with corn,
Abraham Osborn Osborn from Virgin ia with oysters
sch Clotilda Van Name. from Virginia with oysters, to
sch sa Coddington, Lockmau from Virginia. with oys.
sehr Trio. Smith, days from Boston, with mess. to E 4
schr Marietta Norris days from Boston. with mde.
Sch! rsge. Nickerson, daa from Boston, with md,e f.
neIow.
Swedish barque from the Mediterranean, II days. with
mdse, to Boormau, Johnston X Co.
Brig Jos Atkins, Higgins % days from Trinidad de Cuba
One brig, unknown. Barque Eugenia is not below.
Sailed.
Ships Oneida, Funck, Iavre: stephan (Isml Flor, Ham
View ossa. Wsnn i,is.pS biraae e Sd,sa
gsh brig M n j.s 8 r.Sss sei
sS Also ;sa. I'm CONN. H.ysss Sss hsss LIss$
dan Fat Do"
Eama sw) North Of Europe via Savannah; kepid Ward
Howell do sa Mnsw " ss IS al
miscellaneous.
pissed the LIST inst LAT Sc 30 lon "a vessel daed
and abandoned, apparently Of about 200 tons.
Whaiemen.
At Pernambuco ult Lawrence Hunt from Sandwich ISL
snds for New London, full Of oil.
Spoken.
Paul Jones' Watkins, Of Boston. from New York for Canton
~ SO days, no date lat 22 y Ion not given
GeoTi,ns days from Portland for Havana Feb 22 lat 81
Dsm.ta Howes orleans ior Boston Feb a. lat &c. Ion 70
' MSgga ' o% ads. for Boston $50 pore March
by the pilot boat New York.
Foreign Ports
HAvAsA. FEB la-In port, York, Morrill,. from Antwerp
G GEN G.S%hnf and Mary y, pes Tar G% NYos
c6tr; Gs'o Lombard Barring Brotsr. CroeEei, i'm
Canecs disg; ,chey SNOW. Boston dc cocheco MEG III
York. Cssda toode from d for CsIenss to load for Bos
ton, day; David Pratt TAR from Portland for Cabans
dsg. Sid ieh Bevs Dosne Boston; M.sn Orr. do; i7r6
Elijah H. Remington Philadelphia ARIEL sturdevsnt do;
vSls A. ., F. 60 Camilla wsase Of New
NIT, doi STAG, PEARSON. Philadelphia do,-snd others
PoSot Pr Feb -ln port St Patrick, Dyer for New York
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state OF Trade.

AsHys.Pots quote very dull at 81 62J 80 Pearls
very inactive at IS 06i 81 2J
BrEswAx-Prime yellow is in demand 70 export at 30
a 30k cents.
Corrov,The sales to-day amount to 1900 bales of
which 1000 taken for shipmentprices same as the
close OF last week Freights firm at I'D for square and Id
for round to Liverpool
FtouR Ga,IS Southern brands of Flour are held
at S.; Western, 81 93g Wheat ranges from % TO 81 O6c
week
FisH.-Dry Cod are in demand at 50 gu. We do not
learn of any NOV ements in Maclercl.
HAy.-A fair demand exists for North river bale which
we quote at oct a COO.
MoLA.Es-We notice small sales of New Orleans M %
q 2sc; Cuba Muscovado 26}s; Trinidad, "a q 2bc.
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ldg; Trojan Buchanan and Overman Davis dsg; Tanger.
Park VIM Allen. Spauldng and Monitor, smith, wig cargo
Ceres Tsrbox and Roscoe Cutler dsg Ellen. KAdcin Tor
NYork, sid days before.
PsENAMBu co.. Feb lin port Globe. Espg from and for
philadelphia wx cago Navarro Cole from do dag; Henri
eta Farrell sold; Elizabeth, Googins do arrived thu day
previous Yucsap Baker for Philadelphia sailed on hs S'h
January.
RIO JASriRo. Jan Is-Iu port Chenango Snow, for New
Orleans days Hebr Green from Montevideo for Baltimore
apc; NAPOLEON TO- CoraeA, Young Tor new
York 7; Keutucky, Willis Lucy Penniman Tor Alcs
noposs, Libby, do; Amelia Mulhoiland and Adelne for
NYork
ST. JOHN. NIB. Feb a7-Ar Exile Card NYork
Home Ports.
PORTLAND. Mar Arr Dresden Stearns Havana for Bath
CardeGas cleaTei yesterday, INSTEAD OF Caroline .
buco.
BALTiMons Mar 2-AT Cha' Wirsmsn, Foxwell from RIO
Ceyion. Piper. Savannah Cid IneA, Conkng Rio Janero
aud mkt Georges Waits and Helen Me- cod Lands New
Orleans; Justna Durkee Trinidad; Com Warrington Catch
ell La Gusyra and Porto Cabo; Emma Cole aud Rochester.
Fountain NYok Sid Ocean, and Baltimore Boston, Cover
nor, Portsmouth. NH.
| GEoRGETowN. sc Feb a6-An juno, Norris. NYork
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THE MODERN STANDARD DRAMA,
EDITED BY EPkS SARGENT.
Tubli,hed in NUM- Each numbsr

u
rubli,hed in numsrr lax each Each nambsr
Fri IS n :. complete rs.gn e, work Oh March
No /. Jon, A TRAGEDY,
BY THOMAS NOON T LFOtKD.
y remarkable that corec. dons o. some OF tn. most
bril- dtama,.s Rrs'us,'o Of mode imsIpGd st:n
isr-have -ve ea ISSUED in MS county Tue best, aud,
b.e,e TIE St enduring works of such wr t,n as Cry
fopri. She's Leigh Hu l. bulwe a. other modern dram "
tsts either qot be fouad al all in oksor o.
found TO be had only shabby muaed and grossly moor
We believe that the ds6'ie ICY arises much on II
apathy Of public taste om the n.uenon OF pob 'sh-
ers !ot department of ea'pe Surely those works, IN
which ensNrned OF the ST ennob passayes
IN d.m CLIQUE &c aa poetry ere worthy OF beng correctly
AT 10 test h of pablo upon this
The present series will coroprre such modern dramas OF
the British DRAMA when that these omitted plays
(omed because of the copyrights attached them Eng
duced .nce the Elzabehan echo ruth, which has
ben admitted by the ighes, critical authorities
plete work will be print dsome l2m lors from
ong pm. vLe ,verag alb ut so pgs sac!-ahorded at
It hoped hat all VIII. would make uniform coileeo OF
the dramatic chez dgurres OF he day will avail them
selves 81 me present 20 OF 9eeomP shps an @eise SO
edit Of thu same published.
No L. beng ION BY sg ant Taioald Is now re dy"Pnee
s's celebrated ssfSa VIZ s Fss,S.A Apply
At the Depot of New Publications, ia Broadway Y
RECENTLY PUBLISHED,
pc ria tendence Of Cn's A: Lee. y, rs Gems.
lrfy Trs,twrnt by Mrs Barwe enl ed and revised b,
phys Of New ok under the advice Of Vael the Mott
The Omnibus IF Modern Romance-sr popular Novel
complete IN one volume sereotyped edition Prce 2, cents
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On Saturday evening the End instant ARCHIBALD DA
VIE, aged IS years.
HIS friends and those OF the family respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral without further invitation
this afternoon at o'clock, from his late residence 20S
Spring street.
Yesterday Of consumption, JAMES McFALL, aged 20
years, II months and 10 days.
The friends and acquaintance of the family respect.
fully requested to attend his funeral tn uesday) after
noon from his late residence No Is Walnut street. with
out further invitation.
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Married.,

On the Goth ut by the Rev. Professor j. NJ Maftt, Mr.
WESLEY SMITH to Miss SARAH DILLON, daughter Of John
Dillon. Esq, both Of this city.
On the and instant, by the Rev. Georgs Benedict, Mr.
JAMES NIXON to Miss CAROLINE DIVINE. all Of this city
On the 18th February at st Peters, Barclay street. by
the Very Rev. DR. Power, RoBrRr H. j. PsIcE and ELIZA
| BETH CECILIA CARNEY, all of this city.
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New York Cattle Market.

MAR. AT Market, 900 Beef Cattle, 100 Cows and
Calves, and 400 Sheep
PaicEs-Beef Cattle-We quote s. SO So 25 to rs
% Afew show cattle sold as high as 81.
Cows and Calves All sold at SIG a 81.
sheep-But few at market all taken at So 25 to 81 90
81 So
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90 RECORDS PARISIAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TURE for the radical of primary secondary Sy
pills. and all diseases arising from inudicous Of
mercury. This powerful alternative is warranted to re-
move al Impurities from the blood and eiectually erad
bottles. 81 eaoh-in eases of half dozen AS carefully
packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union.
Once and Consulting Rooms Of the College of Meii
cine and Pharmacy, 90 Nassau street
w. r. RICHARDSON. Agent
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o. PROFESSOR vELPEAU's SPECIFIC FILLS
for the radical cure OF GonorrhGa, elect and all
mocupurent discharges from the urethra These ra
confidently recommended by the medical faculty in
this country aud Europe, nallbe remedy for those
distressing complaints, and guarantees cure the most
obstinate in half the time usually occupied py the
old treatment Sold in boxes. 81 each.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College of Medi
cine and Pharmacy, rs Nassau street
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
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Hamilton and servant London Mr. Delano England; Woo
house Stevens Trieste.
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Italian Opera.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
SIGNOR PALMO


o. The undersigned, anxious to sappor an Italian
Opera the true school Of music, and bearing vey
and pleasing remembrance Of the days oil Garcia, Mali
bran Pero Caradori Fanti and other eminent vocasts
who have at times visited city DESTROYS OF
giving to Mr. Palmo complimentary beneht, as mark
OF respect his zeal and beray and earnest desire
this enable him to sustain the enterprise he has
so successfully commenced.
The benefit will take place on Thursday, March 7th
Tickets at Three Doars may be had OF either Of the
subscribers at the Box Office where for the
casion may be secured.
Philip Hone, Edward Prime,
Peter Schermerhorp, Samuel Ward
Charles De Laiorest, Charles Davis,
Samuel Is, Ruggles, Eugene Gr0usset
II. G. De Rham, John Rowland
Robert Emmett, Daniel Stanton,
Henry w Hills, James j Jones
Leonardo 5. Suarez, Abraham Schermerhorn,
EDWARD GUSTS, Victor De Launey,
Manvie 7. Pattesop, james w. Gerard
Felix La Cose, James W. Otis,
H. w. Field, +. Felix Forest,
Edgar Rowland, james Foster Jr
Alex. +. Vache j Collins,
Augt Belmont James +. Penniman,
Samuel Jaudon Joseph Hudson,
Henry Aug. Colt, John McKeon,
N. p Hosack w. s. Wetmore,
James Drake Ernest Fielder,
Henry c. Marx, John T. Brigham
John J. Kingsford, James J, Mapes,
Wm Burns, James Ring
Alex Caselli, Charles A. Griffin,
Vim. M Prichard, VIM &. Rhinelander,
Henry ii. Ward Stephen Williams,
Francis l.. Waddell Mortimer Livingston,
J L. Graham, I'M Oppenheim,
Edward Mirandoli, Augt Segnette,
VIM. Maxwell r. Van Zandt
Felix Argent, David z. Golden.
Adoph LIE Barber, A. Bnda
Mathew Morgan, Francis Cottenet,
Edward Jones, Louis X. Bridget
John c. White, Alex M. Lawrence,
John 7. Van Allen, Ralph Schoyer,
Augt Cleveland, George c. De Kay
d. Trenor w. Coster,
| j. Sherwood, II. NJ. Bostwick,
| c. w. Meletta, WIS Miller.
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o. CHINESE HAIR ERADICATOR, WARRAN.
ted to remove the hair from the face neck or arms will
not inure the SKIN Al ~ Courtlandt ST. Also just
ceivei splendid article of BAY RUM AND COLOGNE
WATER. Quart bottles, price so cents
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90 HAYS LINIMENT, WARRANTED TO CURE
any case of Piles, and DR.. McNair's ACOUSTIC OIL, a
certain for Deafness Can be had at u Courtandt
street,
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Passenger Sailed

MArANzAs-Barqu Sharon-J Male In
NV ORLEANs-Ship Vcksburg-Chls Clark, Miss A Iio-
inert in tho steerage