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Ship Masters and Agents.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER is.
Cleared.

Cleared.
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SssS ssSsiiS S BSo.
Sy wyatt ao W%nsoa
s ffs sy Sc Ms cs sH
Richmond, Allen Pssson; Adrian Bedel Norfolk, surses
ps n SfY I'm Rio Ri coffee
standing under showing
ss f a & 81 % = Il
ss s Say XII b be as.ay q s!ss
S; s ts3 Rsyasnss from csn.ad Aug
maSossny Vos from Neuvs Sept 3d. with
sf Sssaa SIX &
as %, inst oSp Ses s p NE to
Sfss .pN II here e repair damages
chalk 70 James Ksarney Sailed in with Riga, and John
Bs %sGas Milford from Malaga and Gibraltar. Sept -
weather ali passage and has suf
! British 6Is WY HENRI Angus Thomas % days from Bay
nuts e T. cofin Left schr- for NYork soon-the only
Durham Dmon No date ' spoke schr swallow SS foi
Exact Paxton sdys from Savannah with 800 cks rice
sa so,'Gn b SS empty b to order Nc
| to Siurges & Chairman. - wa '~''
schr Roe, Dodge, days from Baltimore with mdse to John.
son 4 Lowden. :
sehr Belle McNlath. days from Norfolk with mdse to
Schr Cav Bennett Miller from Washington, NC: with
heavy gale from Me- knocked her beam ends-ost boat
and deck load.
ss sas Tss; TseS'i sss Ger
Steamer Ocean. De Forest from Philadelphia 10th inst with
ndse to Dunnng Norton. Detained at the Breakwater
days in consequence Of heavy NE gales.
REryRNED-Brig Rudolph Grooming, hence for Key West
put back account of head winds.
Below.
barque with loss of opmast Also briggs unknown
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY

THIRD Observation-Disclosures
THE Government Of the New York Philharmonic Society
begs leave inform the public that subscription list FOR
the Concerts OF the ensuing open the
Mess ScHARYENBERG LUIS SOL Broadway, Franklin
Subscribers Of the last who wish continue their
subscription, well those who wish subscribe for the
desired send their
sbe the list Of subscription be closed the day Of
November
The Government will every exertion render the per.
ionnances worthy oil t CONTINUED patronage o te public
vember
Terms Of subscription $40 per annum payable delivery Of
the tickets for the first Concert emitting the subscriber three
admissions each Of the four Concerts with the privilege Of
purchasing tickets for each Concert
BY order: WIN. SCHARFENBERG,
o5 2wiss nc secretaey
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA Sept 2s-Our last sales of Lard were AZ Al
Goldfish S34 20 sz Haddock, ~ rs. So; Hakesh
S3t; Potatoes ~ 10 re-; Onions, 81 Al The last
cargo Of Rice sold One cargo Rice inst ar.
rived rom savannah not yet sold.
Our produce market continues to rule high, and our
last Quotations sustained The demand for low Brown
sugar Chiefly for shipment to German ports still exist
ana ors have been given Tor very infer article
Moiasses 5rs, and getting into demand. Coffee, no
change whatever
Exchanges, which had been advancing for some time
past suffered slight decline about week SINCE but are
agsin hrm London, 10 33 per cent prem; New York,
81 ss per cent prsm; Boston a. 81 per cent prem
sa7 saer An yellow D a csas rr,m mo sns
~ Sperm 80 40; Cheese American, 10 is; Goldfish
s :; 40 hhds oa4 a Corn, indian, sheed, 2;
= 10 4; Hams Am ala; Herrings smoked, Ga g.;
Lard, ~ o I04a II o; Msckerel No g. 4a5; Onions,
Orleans, y Ia do clear 10 H. Potatoes %; Rice
2; Coffee, FIRST quality. o. I'd and Sd EQUALITY Il do
sugars assorted 5oJ; do white alone !, 1n
Sii 40 ysow 81 y; ssgars IS; Hoops as
b0 pes pne M ossr eastern ports
with headings. l al o. Sugar Box Shocks a 81
.FreightsTo France, 10 a sOf; and to the u. States
per hid.
MArASx.s Sept 2e-No stock left Of Muscovado su
gars o. Coffee nor Molasses; what comes in still ION
anticipation At rs per krg fhe dry at he ear.
her part Of the summer DID immense damage the
Of one thrd Of the next crop sugar and nut the grind
ing back SO much that shall not expect new su
cara into i the last Of Feb March The crop
ofCoe is almost wholly destroy ed in this bborbooj
Aie light and brisk, doz 81 si Beef prime and No
q hbl s. 8; do Jerked .. American Ia a IL: Jerted
United States Is ID Bread per Dbl so CO., Butter vol
low, l5a III Candles. mould, II 10 RS; do Sperm 80
3d. Chease, American, IA To- Cider "a 50; Goldfish %
a2oi Flour, American, 10 10 o; Hoops M 80 a 81,
Hams. American, "a; Lard. II 4 IL RS; Lumber w
= ~ s23 "a; do Pitch Pine, IS as Nails, cut, GO 81
OIL, whale, per gallon, a Oh; do Sperm OIL 81 a o.
0nions, 81 81; Potatoes, per barrel, - a "a:
Porter London, o; Fork, Mess and Prime, II a IA a
Rice az Ga a 5heeting Russia pc. 0; Soap yellow
4 q. Ia bds I hl a. anh a. "a
hat white and hall brown sss raj white asa brown
do n 5. willow 90 d Oh: Moasaes a Honey 2l rs
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ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND

CARD-MR. WHALE and DAUGHTER respectfully
announce TO the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New York. that
their Classes Dancing Wazing and the Polka Dance will
commence the Assembly Room Constituuon Hall go
Broadway, Saturday, October 18th, and will continue
throughout the
Days Of Tuition, for Young Ladies and Gentlemen under H.
Tuesday and Saturday afternoon 3and
for the elder class OF Gentlemen Every style OF
Dancing taught in Mr. VS. classes, without additional charge
TO pupils.
MIR W. that the references he shall Of his capabty
will be satisfactory Schools and Academies attended
picaon above his Pva:e Academy. No 10 Sixth
Avenue where will be made known and circulars given
aiming part NJ inns
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HEALTH OF New ORLEANS Our weather still
continues fine, and the health Of the city is per-
feet little rain perhaps, would be sgre. able The
boats from Mobile and down the river bringing home
our citizens no have been rambling In the North and
West by scores. New Orleans IL rapidly becoming, as
Richard Ill would say, hsrseD again.-N O Pic Oct 5.
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HEALTH MOBILE The Board Of Health of
the city has made no report for several days. Has
the yellow fever disappeared We have rumors OF
alarming increase Ia the disemper. public statement
by the Board would be Of great service allay ing
sesssry fear Mobile H,,aid Oct q.
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FOOT RACE

FOOT RACE.
In consequence OF the state of the v.a,.y
Race has been ,tponed until hs,Dsy, o'clock Should
the weather be unavorabIe 10 o'clock hat the track will
be situation require again postponed at that hour The
notice will be given the flowing VI AT each or the
Hoboken Ferries AZ the Bulletins Of the Sun Herald True
Sun Courier Enquirer Express, the Brooklyn Ferry foot
Of Fulton and South Ferry Should be all day,
will ofcourse require notice the publc-or the
will ake place As the Pedestrians CURED perform
certain distances within time, il have
good trek to give them satisfaction o5 tire
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Correspondence or the Herald.

Correspondence or the Herald.
CouRIER OFFIcE,
Edward Blake Sf .s s. n 5n
q aud G% 6 o @
s @ s spois .s Sa SsM
miscellaneous Record.
BRc OLIVE BRAscH, Charleston from Frankfort, on the
lon 4 e. soss her hss 1 Of s x
f e. ssis sS
nghe wind increasing during the night lost sight Of her
Notice to Mariners.
M III. sss Of
for Of he ssFsss
nsss MARTENS A III f
With he fP is':i
$ hat
line with bows. above the other the
hight as Srs x s @ s lighted !, from d. Isl,
March g he - q Dsesmbe!ssesy she
sebO light bears minutes ~ disaans
lei w 81 on Soas e assns s
misty weather The lights are about % feet above he level
f the mater and may be seen two German miles or mere in
% LIGHT @ as. .; ss ,sass
no ssa arc e plot and She S aR vary po d flag as
British King OBJ for had experienced severe wea.
Ss fss sT ss;'sG s; New ys $,sTf:,
MALAGA Sept Is-sd Elvra, Graves Philadelphia; Gazee,
A g soS for une
S Lewis Bsss and &ast Rely dye not ds
sT b.ns ao ss Hs st s s S.n s s as
Iro Doane unc Arabian Foster from Boston and Gibraltar
aS.: se :$S I,n .,. a'e
SD sss Esao Posdenee washington Sergeant
Hsf T po; &oieSi, Owen. from Nyo
n % Mckee I'm s.
sG Ms's;
s'i S .as fs"Sas
BIidssss!sI VIM lsIdma@, Mar;ha Hsii; PoeffeST
Conway VIM Joseph Crisp and Amethyst Carter, swan.
MosrnEAL.. Oct o-Arr Apollo, Walker Dundee. CID
Jane Brown Wallace aud Leven Lass, Grove, Glasgow
Lake Ports.
n&s %sE w sos ssd
ro Gsys'Vd and MaEhs Chs
Cong and HARRISON Detroit; Equator, Milan, Commodore
Home POrts-
III; RonsssMourH Oct caA s Ellen RaeAlf Richmond; Ma
BesTcs' Oct is~xrr Minerva, oomins., Malaga; Ashland
Williams Scuatc where she has been ashore Emerald Pc
land, and Houton, Merrthew, B,ugor Cashier Baker Wey
mouth. Below. ship Sid Delaware Augustine Heard
Luzon. Mcclellan
NEW HAVEN, Oct PAN Henry Brown, Lingo, Phade
pha; Tantivy. Chapman, Albany Sid Eliza Ann, Smith
Brandy wine Geo Washington Burroughs and Peter aey
sntbs, Philadelphia; Celeste. Wright, Albany.
% WV %yss Ass% ".'B Boston, %T sd SaS Ca
,NpRroLs, 0ct !i%Arr vuurs Gray, Mayaguez; Edwin,
Nickerson NBedford
WILMINGTON, NC. Otte-Cld Euurian Branscum, Deme.
GHArLEsToN, Oct liar Diadem Barstow, NYork; Ann
Sle Wells, Nlatanzas.
MosiLs, Oct 9-An Galveston, Burr, NYork
Ntw ORLEANS, Oct st Id Champlain Miller Havre; Cf
,on nssrsn Linerpool; San Miguel Sp1 Venosa Havana
Mohawk, Weeks, Boston. =
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AUCTION SALES.

ucros No1 Hy syEEFsH &C. .s-rA. Day
so%pp.i.I1y SPAS %.6os.ny fIeash Bs%.isaa Marie o.
dasisv Looking Gla;s Gsss Fs,.is
Bedding A0 quantity Of Single bsd'F'd. cs sfa: and
A1ss, &: H. sa Il. T,:
TIN. Day i 4 Sssel a IS @
.ssiss 's sss
Ds A' ss
6
q ia Tss BaIs s ssa
ed Havana sesas pay advance Of various brands VIZ
Old S oa MSoa. Gs rns e and
Doro'- BULLDOGS H .,Yc,,oN fl-,4 sL.,,.s -
Evy spooNEa VIII u, ri. morning comm .ncin,
No.. 4 2 CLOCK !, 20 Isl Broyav e.ss o. choice
HHnS,% ISe rasa I9sGa na
bloom or. nd Myrs Sf as ;S Ger ass SC
Sale posi,ie whatcye may te the state OF the weather.
DgIsH ri q! III. 5. 1Ys 81 sN
sss' HfG'' 6sss s ss" Sss. "f sS N.
e 1--we ea wa first ,s to the s. being
ps 'a oas. s , from HSs Ian
Double hanuncnes of various colon, Crocu English and
SPANISH ms Narcissus. Jonques Anemones Frttulana
Ao hlrisan Saan1 pronesneed TO be Of the best
FRENCH MikR6Rs F MoSNFE o.s" @
CO. t m $si SIS
cclain Dinner Breakfast and Tea sets Gilt and bronzed Solar
Lamps Marble and Ebony Mantle Clocks Cut Glass Ware
Tumbe Champasns Hook Glasses elegant Tea Trays
Gents Dressing Gases, Ladies Work Boxes, Also, %
geher with large Of French German Fancy
.oods Eataogues are ready OILS lt.rc
w: w. SHIRLEY, Auctionerr.
HiS DAY, TUESDAY Oct IS, 10 o'clock at No 20 Platt
Dipped and r. Ware, China Tea, Coffee and Toilet Ware
s.S s Ga w Wa af R,s
Mirror Dishes. Cut ast'a Lamp Shades, and varus other
soous. ~ o5 20 suit dealers OILS h3m
oroc, ~ AUCTIoN NOTICE.
CTOCKOF GROC Notwithstanding at IO1s o'clock at the
chattei mortgage general Of Family Groceries
Wines cas- Sugars, Liquors Sega Fixtures Casks, Coun.
The sale Of Dry Goods Clothing Furniture Sc will take
place on Wednesday IL The Sale Rooms Spruce street.
OH 2l.m THOS BELL, Auctioneer.
A uCTloN >N0TIIGGaS,- f. PAINTINGS and RICH
"Wednesday and Thursday 10Th and h Oct No 60 Duane
commence III o'clock. On Wednesday the 10th
with the Antiquities consisting Of Laequed Japan Porcelain
furniture, such Chairs Tables and Cabinets China and
Japan Porcelain Plates Cups and Sauce: old Dresden Porce
a.n groups OF ~ fancy Cups and Saucers antique Fans
The sale ~ III l7th will comprise the collection of Oil
Paintings sh merit II ancient and modern masters the
whole conn ne uniqne collection offered before ia this
country tDt .sue rill b rady next Monday when liz
articles can u tre particularly invited to cal
ana view inns cor oil 6tsec
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On the Nh March, by the Rev. DR.. VIM. silwell, Mr.
WILLisM y FRANCIS, Of this CITY, to Miss FaANcss H.
youngest daughter Of Jessey sellick Of Hartford Conn
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NEW STYLE OF AUBUSSON

"A XM MISTER CARPETING !.
az" q Sss s sPe r
signs and beautiful ssisfay arranged eoors, eoa-
sR"s e. q 6. ' rud
Also large Of arpetinss Of new and
%e with n:s 8.:
I 4 81. s S ssa Of sy d.
furnishing Purchases wishing the latest and best style of
call and TBEs s ssGTf before
% iwseec 254 broadway, (opposite City fial)
her rend; the public il general neral Iss es
have formed for the importation Of Foreign
: :;s sss II AZ t:s
they viii always awe complete s' as
IN Italian s sia superior quality for vion. Guitars
pGW sAbEss. .us.sS. Sss AND
Of y 5 e h Sss stock Of uhoy sooa
Woy
vail as nix % IN Cd &c ss ssss
damssks Turkey red coons rich lace and muslin
@ pesS from a ssi Of
as fas s saaas sy %0s
can Shades varying .Ss fST E XII r'UU1 pSc.,e
s2 2tawis@TuSF-nc 2t3 Broadway opposite the Park.
IN p., of Sh sASn hAS NE% z, so FfE'rIs Ss
2kPAC KETsTss .esat new, Fast sailing alI packet D
ship JAVA captad Perry built expressly for the trade will
For freight or el-s.n. furnished aseommo
S apply On ''''' EXT; isi Is z st.
Positively goods received after Friday evening the 2s,h
shippers by this line may rely upon having their goods
correctly measured and that the ships Of this line sail pune
Agents New Urleans-Alesss Hullen and Woodruff who
VIII promptly forward all goods to their address, ol5rc
.SS6 PACKET FOR MARsEILLEs--of Isi Nov
err" vii sail as o ABOVE ''''' '0"n sylvester
For freight passage having handsome state room accom-
"'' ''''' apply ." ''fIs I'll sS I fHEilrs
poy NJ lO Z, f tNak street. s Or
o'5re No oTontine Bnld,oe, cor Wall and Water SITS
6AH FOX LONDUl>-Kegular Packet Of 20tn nstant-
M1HH he first class fast saing pa kct ship QUEBEC,
having very superior accommodations for cabin, second
CABIN and steerage persons wishing TO embark
or 10 JOSEPH McMURRAY. '''''
oI.rc 100 Pine street eor.er q South.
.6&N tnK MOBILk-1h, "a : saIIIng par ket ship
@32( ALAbAMA "a Captain Wood VIII positively sail on
bs splendid shk has unsurpassed accommodations for
cab second cabin and seerage passenger who will be taken
For passage apply on board, at Judd,. whSri
o-2-c g. South st~et.
IMPORTANT 10 GENTLEMEN
WITH AND. WITHOUT HEADS OF HAIR.
CHARLES RlDGWAY,
!, HAl. CUTTER AND WIG MAKER,
lLAA IslR0pEM i,Sj BBoDApWAY, HoWAHDs HoTEL,)
hEcfLY offosirE THE cG hir N H HOUSE pl
wishes to inform those geptleme9 who have not tried
eor 70 all others IN principle style being strictly accord
pig e the most approved EUROPEAN modes now paeed in
auested 70 call and entirely new method Of fitting
aud practically applied BY him. and be had 10
say other establishment in the inverse They possess some
ss. o. S..A ss AMY 49, "" ~ sis:
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NOW OPEN, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY.
the Rooms Of the National Academy Design corner OF
"A Leonard street and Broadway the exhibition Of the follow
son che unortnase discoverrr Of New York The B
The only Portrait Of Abdel Kader, the celebrated Bedoun
Chief Hours of exhibition from 10 A. M. 9P NJ Admit
lance % cents Each visitor gratis the door
beautiful liihograph Of the Abandonment Of Henry Hudson
New York, October TO- I8ii. olO Imsec
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Ohio Election.
Ohio Election.
BY last nights mail we have received the follow
ing additional returns,--
.eOrgla Election

In the 9Th Congressional district Allen Thurman
(democraD Is said 10 be elected.
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FOOT RACE,

POPULATIONS AND PRICES FOR THE DAY :--Ad-
n mtsnce the Field Stand Is cents ditto the Gallery
so cents ditto for ST. ditto for Club Stand 81 So No
will be allowed 70 the field except in carriage.
holding season tickets for trong will be admitted the club
stand the usual price ST. Such members must appci-
for their tickets the produce their tickets
i hoped that the above prices will be satisfactory The
has and trouble The Of
adys tsng circulating bills the expense Of officers &-
The persons will be called the stand by ringing the
bell after o'clock possible The bell will be struck
the first three the when the pedes
trns should be the first half mile and struck again three
person that wishes to mile every minutes know
the tap Of the bell they should be the half mile
and opposite the Judges stand at The tap three times each per-
viii be required number his breast and the
number his shoulder that The judges will he enabled
plainly and distinguish each they the stand The
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Died,
Az New Orleans onhe 10th ut o. yellow lever in hi,
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New York Society Library,
BROADWAY AND LEONARD STREETS

MIR. DEMPSTER'S
LAST VOCAL ENTERTAIN MENT.
THIS EVENING,
TUESDAY OCT. IS, 1874,
WHEN he will sing he following Songs and Ballads, viz
w The Spot where was Born"
When the night wind bewaileth"
John Anderson my Jo."
Lonely Aud Wife"
Let us Love another"
Lament Of the Irish Emigrant"
1k Blind Boy
My Mamie o."
81 hae cup o. guide red wine"
Sweet home Of my Childhood
TAX yer auld cloak aboutye."
The loved one there
promise me to sing loye.n
The Death Of Warren ~
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS-To be had at the door.
To commence a quarter before O'Clock.
Programmes may be had the Music Stores and at the
Library. oI5 tire
NEW YORK GALLERY OF FINE ARTS
THE Exhibition Of Pictures and Engavngs Of this Insu-
tQn open the public the large Of the Ma
uonal Academy Of Design, the Society Library.
LIFE MEMBERSHIP ONE DOLLAR.
To non members, single admission Is cents
The Rooms will be open daily from A. NJ. toSP NJ, and
only Monday and Tuesday evenings of each week. until
ther notice.
Persons holding scrip certificates and those wishing
come membeis will please apply for tickets Of membership
20 Mr. FRASER, at the Rooms Of the American Artists Union
No 32' Broadway. 90 w re
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The are all that will for The Race The others
having for different causes declined starting Each
tending should be the ground half o'clock
Persons attending this had early
their the ferry and place the stand
should adjournment, notice OF
the fact will be given each Of the ferries Hoboken also
the bulletin Of all The papers before u O'CLOCK obs .c
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MARITIME HERALD.

Movements Of the Steamships.
Steamers. Leave LiuI Duel .amea. Leave .ame'a
Caledonia Lott :. ~ - ... Cct IA
Acadia, Harrison Oct 4 . Oct IT. Nov
q Western. Matthews. Oct IL ;. Oct Is Nov. 0
Hibemia, Ryrie. Oct 10 . Nov. l. Nov l6
Ship Masters and Agents.
We shall it favor Captains Of Vessels will give
to RoBERT SiLvEy Captain of News Boats report OF
the shipping left At the port whence they sailed the vessels
newspapers, they may have. He viii board them
medatey their arrival Agents and Correspondents home
the Marine Intelligence they obtain Nautical lnforma
ton of any kind will be thankfully received.
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81 FRUIT TREES WANTED IMMEDIATELY
~ 30o Russell Apple Trees.
- 500 Baldwin do do
800 Porers do do
500 sptxenburgs do
PEACH TREES.
500 Early York.
500 May Dukes
$50 Nutmegs
CHERRY TREES
1000 Assorted early varieties
90 lwisec Apply at No. AZ Pearl street New York
OG LARpNEk, CONSULTING ENGINEER Athe.
- neum Hotel, Broadway New York-Dr Lsrdner viii
continue the PROFESSIONAL coe which for many years he p,
sued on an extensive scale ~ London and Consulted
patentees manufacturers. and Others questions nes,de
improvements "a the arts and which IN.
Application OF the principles of Mechanical on Physical Science
Those who reside at distance may forward ,,sr p,dI
Clear statement o the with the Necessary -, ns
cinens, when immediate attention will be given 1 i'm re-
SPELTER-l5 tons spelter--for sale BY
-. t.ssseblei . NJ. Woodruff NuNTURNs
osrc ~ South stree
ZlNc-2o casks Zinc ahQat--for SHE 81
osc ''SD"SrA 80 p 49,. .hss
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. POST OFFICE,
-- New York, Oct. 7, 1874, (
ENGIlSE MAIl.-Letter Bags Steamer Caledonia will
y be closed at the Upper and Lower Post Offices in this city
on Tuesday the 18th instr at As minutes past O'clock M
The overland postage Of 1874 each single must
be paid JOHN LORIMER GRHHAM r NJ
ocl2 aStMTurc - -
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Britannia, Of st Andrews NIB for Glasgow 22d inst lat 49,
Ion 21-by the Oceanus, at this por-.
British King (Br for Live pool had experienced wea
Their and had been waerlogged 10 days. 25 u lat Ion 30
by the same.
Mary Anr from Boston for Mobile with manmast sprung
9th inst lat 33 lon IA i3-by the Washington this port
MARTIN, NYork for Ocracoke 9TH inst. lat 80 l2 Ion 73
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ME NJ OR Y.

Az uypuBLIsHED sosG-BT THOMAS MOORE.
Oh wilt thou remember that song OF our youth,
That brings back its lustre to light our decline,
Or weepest thou often when Memory's truth
Comes mingEng with music, 10 make 1t DIVINE
For "Where are those voices my heart VIII IN"
quire,
"That fondly and faithfully whispered that lay?
Or where the affection that kinded ITS fire -,
On the altar of Frendship-are all passed away r
IfFortune will fade, and Affection with years
Go sleep in the grave of oblivion at last
Still Music shall live mid the friendship of tears
And fondly survive the beloved of the past,
Like waters that roll from these rockcovered hills
The Muses. sweet tears shall undying remain
And ifloncly we linger the last amid ills,
Our own native music shall soothe with It's s'rai'
Like roses we we loved in our Intancy's hour,
Which oft the dull pathway OF Manhood anS Snnsr
Thus Mem'ry brings back to her own vesper power
Those gimpses Of Melody taught her at morn.
Like Israel's harp as by Baby streams
Il wept on the willow for lands II loved best;
Thus. dear TO Old Erin, in Nlusic's soft dreams,
Signs faithfulIy-fondly the Harp OF the West