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and with no detention of firing at Mr. Clay at all
lie so asserted at the time and his declaration il
supported by The evidence of Col. Benton. Upor
the second fire he purposely discharged his pis,o
in the air and called upon Mr. Clay to notice the
act, No such feelings however appeared to have
governed that individual. He went to the place
OF meeting with the determination if possible to
kill his antagonist, und this he twice cooy and
deliberately attempted 10 do. II was not until
after these Two attempts TO murder fellow being
and the repeated interference of Col Benton, that
he was persuaded to give up his bloody purpose
He exhibited in this instance the same fierce thirst
for bload that he had evinced in his former meet
ing with Humphrey Marshall, We have the
testimony of one of his own partizans to sustain
us on this point as we'll as the facts above given
In The Biography of Henry Clay (pages 800 and
3OO,) written by one of his most ardent admirers
George d. Prentice of the Louisville Journal, the
following memoranda i9 relation to the duel are
given:
in due time the parties fred and luckily for
both of them, or at least for Mr. Clay, Mr.. Ran
delph's life was saved by his gown, The I'M
seemy garment constituted such vast circumier-
ence, that the locality of the thin and swarthy
Senator was at last matter of very vague con
jeclme. Mr. Clay might as well have fired into
the outspread top of an oak, in the hope of hitting
bird he supposed to be snugy peIched some
where among the branches His ball hit the
centre of the visible object, but Randolph was not
there's and, of course, the ball did no harm and no
good
This supports us amply and unequivocay in our
assertion that Mr. Clay did his best to make the
meeting fatal one--that he shot with the aim OF
praclsed skill and deadly malice.
He violated his oath of office binding him to
support the Constitution which declares no mem
Der Of ongrcss shall be called TO account for
words spoken in debate,
lie violated Gods law which declares 'thou
shalt not kill
Such is the man the 'aw loving and law abiding
wings propose 10 make the chief magistrate of the
place in position whence his virtues
and example may be seen of all the people-the
who has declared himself responsible to all the
laws which govern and regulate men of hOnor'-a
man who has three times challenged his fellow
man to mortal combat--a man who has twice
deliberately attempted TO take human ile-a man
who is at this moment under bonds to prevent him
from fighting a duel. This is the man the wing |
party desire to make the next President of the |
United States, win the people confirm their
selection, NO! augusta Are.
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II II d A G. d..
MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1874.

GPFor Presidential Ticket-Coon
Hunter Prospec,us-CaIl for Co, Conven-
tion-Brighton and Boston Markets, see
last page.
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WnArA wisn-The older a man grows
the longer he wishes to live. An did mar in
Vermont. Mark Richards, over 81 years OF
age, has just written letter, saying that he
has" great desire to live till Henry Clay is
made presiden, by the voice ofthe Ameri-
can people. This is saying. in other words,
that he wishes TO live for erT-Boston
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An Explosion Coming give understand that
the articles which appeared IN the Madison ian,
rejecting severely upon the character of Henry
Clay, and were published while Mr. Webster was
secretary of state, anonymously, are TO appear
again, shortly with the authors name attached
viz, "DANIEL WEBSTER" Boston Post.
lf this be so, It will be another evidence that
sour union Is perfect" as Mr. Webster says.
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No subscription received for less than five copies,
6ept when taken at the Office. Payment must IN every
case be made in nduonce, and free ofPosfdge.
pPostmssters, Democratic Committees, and each in
Si'idusl democrat, llobse US by acting as agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-27
Foreign Markets.

BuENos AYREs, Jan. 27.-The expectation entertained
market would be opened foreign Hour and wheat has
been disappointed There exists at present stock OF
about bo oI IN 80 sb anu ane
kets to dispose of it, The wheat crop OF this province
reported t. out satisfactory and the new wheat COM
ing market is selling at about $3.50 per ianega,
equivalent to about sp SIS per Dbl of -four The sup
plies of American domestic cottons have been moderate
the hands Of importers The last sales effected as
follows AT inch brown shirtings "A rls netting 81
Dsnx DO do 81 han aesS o
ting do do; SO inch Appleton do 10 0 rls, netting Ct
do do; So inch Appleton sheetngs y a r!s netting
80 inch brown drills 10 l2l rs, netting y. Salt got
quite during the early part of last month prices
rose to $2s but in consequence OF several
supplies the article suddenly declined again to Is $40
and has since receded to IA S5 per fanega on board
The following articles are abundant, and oil dull sale =
Naval stores spirits of tar mahogany veneers boards
and plank tacks shellac, paints manufactured tobacco
Canton mating, furniture, pianos, &c The importation
Of the following articles remains prohibited Lime bis
maize beans peas and entiles besides flour and heat
which may. however be placed in depose and shipped
free of duty Our produce market has been in the latter
time very unsettled and aucuatng in consequence Of the
alterations OF exchanges and the scarcity OF money
Dry OK and COW hides for the American markets declined
from 81 to $5 snd in instances small lots sold
at $40 and even lower OF late the holders Of larger par
cells again rmer in their demands and hold at $40
pei peseda Of 35 lbs Prices of sailed hides driven
up by SPECTATORS to 81 $780, a: which contracts to
considerable amount effected about two months ago
OF late they have declined again to 500 per peseda Of SO
to the supplies which bought up soon as they
appeared in the market Good washed wool Of this pro-
vince with very few burs in it. fetched readily 10 TO s23
per arroba The more bury classes sold proPoronaby
lower at Is SIS and were less sought after Common
to quality OF unwashed Cordova woods there is none
for sale in this market and the next supplies are
tracted for IA rails silver per arroba The prices OF
horse hair have been steady Washed sheep skins have
lately declined from IS to $50 per dozen being in but Ii
mited demand Nutra skins experienced in the OF
last rise of 100 per cent owing to more favorable
advices from the United States which, however by no
expectation Of jerked beef from the river to Havana
amounted last year to qnintas in this month"; thus
far vessels with 1900 quintals, have gone and
there at present eight vessels loading for said port
which will carry about 80, 900 qls.
Freghts remain continually low, and vessels abundant
Nominal rates the United States 81 81 per ton
surement, and to per cent per of dry hides-US Gas
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SHIP o,e" s. s M.s. New o0s,n YIN s?a -B,que
Bi MeKnsty BbsSees M,ddi.iop ( Coz Bssler t Hill,
Mops Mo sSfspa sase Seny1 ma n:
milford Apaachicola Jchnton Lowden EIaci Johnso -
B%e savage N fa Ns.%s
Wash-Sch Cohsnnet, Bartlett Kingston Mass Foster 4
!Oha Dsm'yS;, s,s s Nc wi
Frank Btpn Al xndla Sturgs 4 Clearman; Edw Flank,
lin, Gay, Philadelphia L McCreedy < Co.
Arrived,
Ship Ocean Willard lol P'oyi!,sosel from Araaeheoa
nus lesis ms. tveesh for Work
Ship St. Mark, Butman days from CharostDn. with t.
B,gu, Green Clark (of Camdea) 10 d,ys from Cards
Cuba with 4zi hhds SO bbs molssses TO De Peyser
Brig Susan, Upton (of saem) from st. Thomas FEB .3
with moass s. 70 Putnam n Socum.
Big Toan Mabee, 81 days from Aux Cages with ogwood
sfh Mcrriss Star, co,;.h tcf plygioa,h) g days from
IS Ion 7e, wing Gulf gale from WsW as com
PEELED to heaye overheard 20 hhds moasses to keep the vessel
Schr Mar a. smith, days from Washing on NC with M,
val store, to Muche Co. os'lcd In co with schr Supeb
Csre. with -four SC to n McCreadg Co ia n.ssnpers
GA Friday exlerec sd severe gale from ME- aud had
Schr Hornet Paceird days from No folk with corn to
Schr Doct r. Jones, days from Berlin with eats
schr Dove Williams days from Berlin, with the
saml r. Pay nter Evans from Berlin with the
SchrJoseph Brown May days from Rchmond with coal
stbr Exc isio Bell from thu wreck OF chr Vrginan with
spns aid Ig.Ing The v. is sunk 10 G iathoms water
Below.
"''"s'' o""n0"n' sailed.
sh Ross,us Collins Lyerpcol Esnore Julius. do; Or
ieals sears, New Orleans, aud Others.
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Died


On Monday, 25h inst. Miss RosE HARRIS CLARKE. aged
% years and six months youngest daughter Of the late
Mr.. William Clarke, of the Franklin Coffee House.
The relatives and friends OF the family and Of her un
cles. Mr. John Clarke and Mr. John j. Brown respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from 2l0 Fulton street,
this afternoon at O'Clock. F.
On Tuesday, 25th inst after lingering illness in the
40h year Of her age Mrs JANE wife OF Nicholas Brady
and daughter of heate Mathew Nugent, of Monkstown
Ireland.
The friends and acquaintance of the family and those
Of her Edward Conner requested to attend the
funeral from her late residence 900 Cherry street, TO-
morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock.
On Monday, 25th inst, at r. NJ of lingering Illness
PHLIr OBRIEN in his Cad year. old aud respected in
habtant OF this city for the last q years
| o. The Galena Messenger win please copy.
His friends and acquantances invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence. of Mott
and Hester streets, this afternoon, at 81 O'Clock without
further notice
In Charlotte, Vt) 2Sth ut srErREN TuRRrL aged one
hundred and and four months At the age of 10
he Joined the army under Gen Abercrombe, in the
pagn of 1885, against the French and Indians and at the
commencement of the revolution he again became SOL
der, and continued through the war.
In Gibson county, Indiana, the 9th inst GEORGE
HoLpnooK who, on the 7th October preceding completed
the Tooth year of his age His third wife, aged SO
preceded him to the grave hut four days.
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MONEY MARKET.


Tuesday, March %o-o r N'
The stock market rallied to-day all fancy descrip-
lions. Harlem Railroad went up q per cent Farmers
Trust do; Mohawk II Canton Co. North American
Trust Co Long Island declined ii Norwich and wor-
cester 1; Ohio 81 Pennsylvania SIS Illinois !; Ken
tucky 6 closed arm yesterdays prices The sales at
both boards were very large and better feeling prevailed
in the street.
As packet day for the steamship from Boston for Liver
pool approaches foreign exchange shows some little i'm
provement The ruling rates for prime bills London
1854 1881 Parir Of 81 ST. s2a The demand as
yet h quite limited. and it is supposed bills of large
amount from the south will be offered in the market be-
fore packet day arrives.
Our quotations for domestic exchange remain without
much alteration The business doing very regular ana
c arried on principally by brokers in the street.
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New stock Exchange.
State Of Trade.

Asins-There is very little doing in either description
Pots VI still quote at - 80; pearls at So
BrgswAs-frime yellow we still quote at 3Ol q aolc
The sales principally for export.
BayApsrurrs-This market is rather dull Just now.
Western -four droops little and can be purchased for
sixpence less than So.
CorToN-The sales amount about 1000 bales; prices
about cent lower than previous to the arrival of the
steamer The market closed quiet Freights dull at
A.l6d for square bales, to Liverpool.
HAy-The receipts down the river continue to fair ex
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n1yn auo

THE SUBSCRIBER hereby Informs his fricGds and the
pablo that be has coTmscedt b Passover Bread for
the eusuns hol days, and are ready for delivery
N5twthsfzndA III he has contracted IN the
tiols ansm Ched Saori Shomaim aud Beth Israel he still
shall happy supply longing other
gregatons The majority Of the member. Of the Elm street
having already their orders the subscriber
ie confident that this noble aud independent example will
followed By others who should BE- similarly situated IN regard
to Their who act rs ty please without
being under restraint M. D COHEN
TERMs-H1Xt9 ola superior quality sir to the pound
at six cents; meal s,ght cents per pound
r. Orders for all kinds Of CAKE, for the
holidays at his Bakery, 70 pey street or % Duane stet
feg lmerc
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MADAME LA CROIX FEMALE MONTHLY

TJNHEsE PILLS, which have acquired such well deserved
celebrity throughout Europe for their cer.y produ
cling the monthly turns ecply submitted to the
male of America cnectual remedy all where
the operations of inpeded from whatever
Ladies de and health who tie AID Of
uary and effective remedies would do well provide
themselves with these Invaluable ri Is the combnton OF
dients OF viii composed render them the most
harmless yet specific discovered for he
val Of obstinate Of female itgusriy suppression etc
Price 81 box with full aid latcuar directions their
~ B.-Thsse Pills must be taxed during pregnancy,
they p-oduce used durng that period
To be obtained Of Madame La Crox lie Physician 70 Va
rick street Canal. m2l lmsm
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

~
4 CURE GUAiihNTEED.-The College OF Medicine
n and Pharmacy OF the City Of New York, established
the 50 pprrson Of luackry prepared all az.
sssss Of nature and offer ali those Afflicted
these distressing mslsds advantages be with
other Institution in this country either public private. From
the censtant correspondence, and from private arrangement,
between the members Of the College and the eminent
Professors Of Medical Institutions of Europe all
mcnts the Of these diseases forwarded them
long before they reach the majority Of the medical profession
this country All persons who have used the celebrated
preparation OF Professor Rcod, The Pafisiar hlierat,y
MIXTURE" bear testimony its being the most roweu
remedy discovered for primary secondary syphilis
STRENGTHENING the constitution, whilst crjlcang re dsc
Professor Valpcaus discovery in his speche rus Tor w
Of goncrh1a aud g!cct ha. raised hm imnea'uroiy
above all his Contemporaries this particular pfanoh % "
profession With such celebrated remde together WIN ,h
combined skill OF the hrs medical Of tls country u
College feel satisfied that the good work ny nave
the suppression OF uuackery will receive tne Ia',ansss
vices
Once and COMMITTING Rooms OF the College ~ Nasssu
''' '"" w g. RICHARDSON, Agent
r. DPaeu, living di't,nee by stating thr'I d,sess
sw rsesea swhee II any can obtain ches,
containing ali nedicncs with full direction for use, with
BY adireaR inc kehs oA tne
paid enclosing - NJ in
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FIRST PREMIUM DAGUERREOTfPES.
DLUMBE DAGUe.KRIAN GALLERY OF PAINT
1 PREMIUM COLOkEp PHOTOGRAPHS. 2'l Broad
miuIa aud highest by Amecan and franklin nstitu
be,utf col5red Dayu.r eotypes exhibited
privilege taking Col1rd Dagueeotylss by biz new pro-
respectfully invited call and examine th large collection
the Gallery, whether they nplats sitting not
Premium Apparatus Plates Cases Sc. supplied lower
rates than any other place in the United States.
mi tpSs
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Passengers Sailed.

LIVERPOOL ship Rescins-Jsmes Hall, lady
child kobrr, knTo,s lazy and chd Master WIN kiHrsss
Isaac Goodal, Charles Munkittrck and LADY, Philadelphia
Tho, q Dom and lady Thos Groom jr ana Henry Garct,
Boston; Alfred d'Ail,rd, Martinique.
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Foreign lrnporentions

Sr THoMA:-Brg Susan--l4o cks molasses Sprague
son. of BotJn23 q II Rogers Gouceser-i8 do IL ties do Is
cedar plank q branch. wood hf Dbl gum Niekesoq Of
johnson, do2 cases Deafsd-2a casks molassss to
order.
AUX CAyEs-Bg Topz-l95 COO lbs log wood Brett Vose
200 b,gs coffee Hubbard co-lo1 I Narean
ST JACoSer Morning. Star l3i bills 220 bags coffee
4 tons fusticJ Lssala-4 bis soda A A SaInanos.
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Domestic lamentations.

kPALAcHrcoLA-Shp Ocean-9l7 bales Boornsn,
Johnston COZ, Hoibrook, Nelson colol De Peystr Il
Nhitmarsh-li3 spoford, Tieston co229 RIchards3o
II Talman-i ID Lester.
CHARLEsToN-Ship 81 klak-49l bales cotton Thaheus
eo--27 Wood-l27 spoford, Tile ston col2 De Peyser
Whitmarsh-3o4 Rensrd co50 Hicks ec-ioo ties rice
Lawrence co-6) do And. CO.'S do Gecie26 do
Rich
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AZ M pIoa ''ss new or I hand
WAkNTEER TO HIRE RE-; f: Z: n rae
Asd.: note @ Isi.a Once s' which win
XXT ANTEpin the Halifax Hotel HalifaI Nova Scotia
w mediAiely. man fully competent take chaxe Of The
Ss % & % Of ss Sf.s
Sps ss as1s ;"s steady m M
WANTED TO EMfLoY-An eI'sase.l nan q Is.p.e;;
Rs, whose experiences and adsmsni
Ths .S cash
capital s.S w b be. s. s or
oy o IT, ri SS "p BE- ;bd to po1: &
"A, sta; ton .ssdy active
aticulariy the manaS Of hot
if% E ad Fl +: s ans
soasn . IN thus sorntry can give the mos!
ssTdsa +. x. hs ss no
would take The of milk and butter ard f
fSs's @ Pate ifS' TO ha,s"
BOARD WANTEDIA .i,gls gen rm,n ]. ds.ir;us of OBJ
sht1 Two q II !; Gh
. q Hs %sa.. . rHS s. se the
ms y nc
N ENGLISH CENT EMAN, Graduate of tn. U4iveI.
one Of h % Of
similar engagement in any Literary eat
For particulars &c. apply III. Office of the Albion Bar
' na ,5G!EErEEENcEs.
Gen eE i4 5: kMio}ha h.'c %N.,, u,,,o,.
y : y $6kfER ESQ ESQ, spri, Of he Times"
JAMES BLENNERHAssET. if alive, will har Of
b By Letter to RoSs
Ensa.d When as. herd from hs New Issa. 1857 II
s 's 's;'s " 9: care
A CHANCE SELDOM MT WlTH-vor sale L.atAer
n and Findiag Store doir good cash business in
o Non. r s 't spp O Who on
not s s3S Il sss: s''' Apply As Greenwich
$3.50 81 III. %qmi9s !. q. s.rss
Ssais aud the finder receive the ''''
$50 aa
and q
as hs II. 5:
found at 5, Catharhe street ma lwsrc
(t0ACHNAN-A ste .dy. active man, lately arrived from
sctory recommended by tlemsa and eminent
sas sy E Generally 'as %pSy
s his y
attended to. m2t &c
TNFoRMA, ION WANTEO Of JAMES 4. MILLEF,
heard 'h from e $50 ssesld
sS 's'aG az as'
ST0P TAIEFTs,.i;n from he house Of the sab.eTib
s.1sa aoye s:o,ss
& T%%:$ ss ,ss;s
reward win 5: paid i"i the Of Ii. thief
| ~
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snip Masters and Agents.

We SHAT .s,eem sveI Captains Of Vessels will xve
Port Of the shipping left the Port wheaee they aiied
Vesseih Spoken their Passage List OF their Cargo,
any Foreign Newspapers News tnry may have. liz Will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor.
rsspouen,s home abroad, will also confer favor n
sending hi, Office al the Marine lntsiligpe. they
ebtaip Nr1tic>l Incnastios Of saT kind viii bs tsafr
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MARITIME HERALD.


Notice to Pilots and Captains of Vessels.
All Pilots aud Captains of vessels requested
fact that Robert g. Martin. formerly ship collector
is in employ He therefore, receive
newsp reports intended for the ork Herald
Foreign Letter Bags.
Hereafter Letter and Newspaper Bags for all Of
World, will be made up the HERALD OFFICE.
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V,OMDERFUL EXHIBIIIoN, .

-
EGGS MATCHED BY R1IFlCIAL MEANa Now
T. open 10 the public from 10 NJ to- r daily at se
moe nteeting the Agriculture, s TIE erquiriag syd
mind Il leads mans thoughts from Nature TO Ma
lures ODD Ladies in particular will be highly tiatied 10
be continued few week, only.
Admi;tance IS Cents Children halEprce Eggs broken
aprc l2 Medical gentlemen and others,
will cads of adms for I'll days. and
break egg each day. Pamphlets lana and tre,tag
upon poultry w The editorial corps invited TO
visit the establishment ut plen,ure mil l3tsfe
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HAMILTON HOUSE.

AT THE NARaOWs, NEAR FORT HAMILTON
THE SUBSCRIBE begs leave to his isnds
and the public orally that he las leased (of oe
aud tends the same 10 May The house
the Narrows Fort Hamilton l.. I-eisht miles
from the city Of New York, commanding
pIos Of the Ocsanth- Bay-Saten lrand-the Fohca
lions at t the H.rborA beautiful winding beach
and cable divers tlon of M pleasant scenery Of
To the invalid sfekng comfort aud repo,e parties Of plea
looking after ard we'll the
Of b in-ss who his fuiy enjoy thu benefits Of
he meled 10 attend to business in the city, there few
other places Possessing the Advantages Seam
boats and ply daily severa tmrs in each day. (of
the heu OF starting due netce ill be gven) 50 that those
boat after and be the before nine
the Ing attend 70 the business aad stsrn neto dine
with their far lilies The well adapted for the
for hich and inc" last has be greatly
looms billiard end bowlr saloSs- all wei
,nged for extensive h. tai Tn. he unusually
la < and airy, fnmthei in and appropriate style
Every attention Iha be paid to rendr the Sea B.thg all
at the st fasdiors cou desire There be al ach
to the hsu.e and a music and balls will be up
splendid STYLE and fact other that will
tend to crafty those dies and getfEsn who kadlv patr
mise this establishment. t...
For the liberal AID dtingushsd patronage which be
slowed the Marine Pavilion Rochsway the
that the subscriber its proIretor wll for
the bestowed the other estab-
shmct which he has heretofore connected with, he
begs leave return his graefv acknowledgements With
ed exerons bis please he that he shall
ALONZO REED.
..f Formerly of the Waverlv Horse. Eeg York
n. D.-The splendid Hotel (Wadawanuck House at S,o-
nil Conn., will continue 10 be conducted BY former
York flr Mr.. Reed, will he Tromp'ly attended 70.
- u27 stiss m
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tent Prices gradually falling off We
quote North River bale at Al ACC.
sALr-Fine Liverpool commands 81 52lc but there "
not very heavy stock in the market.
WHpxEr-Drudge still held At ssac; prison
barrels we continue TO quote before, viz 243 zoe.
REAL EsrATE-The following sales were MADE by auc'
ton -
Co. y" FIJI ~, s, desn one side 1870 the other $50
T - ad;nn;nar "a hv Ioa feet ............ $3.50
Nv NJ Se Ok nv lO9 feet .......... 1880
No rs ty lO2 feet. .............. 1890
Do Is by 90 feet, ............ 2,l00
Lot on 18th street. between 9th and 9th avenues, 25
Mansion House, New Brighton, standing in the cen.
tire Of over four acres Of land; main walls of the
Brighton House, New Brighton, house 90 feet
square. with piazzas II feet wide three Sides
wing building So feet long, and coach house,
stable &C.; land fronts 1875 feet on Richmond ter.
race. -. :. -. $3.50
Belmont House. New Brighton; buildings lIs feet
front, and piazza ~ feet wide; land $50 feet front
on Richmondsterrace 245 feet deep Hamilton
avenue, and 1853 feet rear. ........ 1878
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH ~


sun RISES ...5 SO MOON RISES. go. 20
COS SETS. s 10 HeB wATIR......., a
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MECHANICS ATTEND.
T>HE STATE PRISON BILL IS NOW Be FORE THE
L SENATE. TIE Mechanics will This "wednesday
Nv nlng, at montgomery Hall Prince st eet opposite Nibcs
Garden adopt Memrr al other the
passage OF this II through The Senate Hon q. RI Suy dam
h. q. Baldwin, and Eli Moore. Esqs will address the Me-
ing
BY order Of Mechanics Meeting If 22d inst
r. MOFFAT Chairman
ii. LAkKIN, Secrefar-. m27 nee
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GREAT MASS MEETING OF AMERICAN RI
PUBLICANS,

A T.TIIE MEKCH aS ExbHANGE, Wall st'eet. en-
luton Of the esra Executive Commit
appointing AXE the weir
the city of New 70 tim.
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