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HAVE ofENED ToR THE SEASON THEIR HOTEL At
LONG BRANCH, ~. j.,
90 WELL KNOWN TO the citizens of New York and
- Phil sdepha years with approbatien being
decidedly the best Hotel and Sea Balhng with
fad every attention they desire ask for he advangs
OF bathing during the tbs apparent all
and Long Branch furnishes every nducemnt families and
individuals for health recreation and comfort To the lovers
sport and the Gunner will find no lack Of game
Ts S,samsr 0Rus from tolton Market wharf and the
and daily om the Ocea House From the latter place
conveyed to the Branch (seysn miles good
carriages J. BAhCLAY X co.
Long Branch June "a, 1874 je26 2w%re
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FIR WORKS, CRACKERS, &o.
FOURTH OF JULY, 1874.
COUNTRY and city dealers in Fireworks, will find it
their advantage call and examine extensive
Of tbs best quality at AYLIFFkS old estab shmsnt. SO
Chatham large quantity Of Fire Crackers us
ceived. Remember. the sign Of the Two Mammoth Sky
Rockets.
Mind. have removed from s. to SO Chatham es msec
FIREWORKS FlREWORKS!!
THE extensive and brilliant Of fexhibonal
Fireworks manufactured in this country is
Also the Imperial Rocket before offered the public
being Congreve and Ruggere celebrated
Honarv aud Signal which cannot be obtained from
other place than the he having dispensed with all
Northern Hotel at the Laboratory yerey CRY, will be
punstually tttendedst0. ISAAC EDGE. Jr,
ie7qmsuo Pvrot~chnist. Jersey CITY
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TAPSCOTT'S
GENERAL EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE.
& H. & ne
ARA GEMENTS FOR lS44.
The subscribers beg call the attention Of their friends and
the public generally to their for bringing
lut passengers from, and ettng TO all OF
Grgla11d md Ireland, ,, scotland and Wales; ,
The NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,
COMPRISING
THE QUEEN OF THE WEST, 1850 tons
THE SHERIDAN, 1000 tons
The ROCHESTER,, 1000 tons.
THE GARRICK, 1000 tons.
The HOTTINGUER, 1000 tons.
THE FHE EtfHyilsP5 EfyERPooI. lIo0 iiss isSi tons.
THE slDDoNS, 1000 tons.
rHE UNITED LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETs,
composed OF superior, first class American packets sarg
Hp Liverpool four times In each month, the ships
sh come out in and is well known fact the above named
packets the magnificent ships aoat
) thar sailing lbeng i've the pssbty
o passengers being unnecessarily detained Liverpool Re
ydess Of order meet the OF the public
im has to Liverpool upernend the departure for this
country OF such whose be engaged with
the SUBSCRIBERS fact which those Mr. W.
t. sufficient guarantee that they will receive atten
from him, and be quickly and comfortably despatched
viii be promptly refunded without any deducon-es usual
Hsmittsnces-Those remittn2 be supplied with
amount PAYABLE free of
,tner enaxe every principal town IN England, Ireland
scotland and Wales
Apply W Oy ,ss'er' po.s pad, % BE be- o,r, ,,p..
- - New ork-or TO
40 WM TAPsCOTT, Liverpool
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'--'--s~

r JOSEPH, is Maiden Lane tup ssrsl importer Of Eng
- ih French and German double and single barrel Fowl
and Ducklng GUNS from the lowest finest quail
Aso always on hand an extensive assortment Of
both double and single barrels embracing 100 different kinds
including the modern Six Barrel Revolvers all Of which will
be sold owe than other house the Merchants and
Gun Smiths particularly requested TO call previou, %
advan a30 4mSnc
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MRS. CARROLL'S
INDICATED VAPOR AND SULPHUR BATijS,
325 Broadway. two doors above the HOspftals

3X5 HrOadW0y, two UOOTb AbOV6 Ihd KfOsFituIs
MRS hRRoLL respectfully announ;e. 70 her narons,
from Courandt street, established Vspor
Sulphur Baths in commodious and central situa
attention, abe hopes merit The patronage which he
establishment has received for the last eighteen years
M B-Sulphur Baths require hours notice. Portable
Baths part Of the city or u vicinity Bathing
Tubs for hre J8 lmre
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BROADWAY AGAINST THE WORLD.

BROADWAY AGAINST THE WORLD.
THIS noted horough1re admitted Be tbs greatest
mart for ths sale OF gentemens wearing apparel ne
the minds Of many that purchase in Broadway are Obliged
tuted from the known reputation as to charges Established
py EpWAHD FQAs n.oprirtor Of the City Csh Isos,nE
Establishment No. 2c2 Broadway Here 10 an ADVANTAGE 70
merchants and others Visiting this city 70 avail themselves o.
70 ournt nom very extensive assortment o ready maae
f.;onabe style The attention Of public y
wed and fancy Csmers Office Eroeks. designed Tor the ap
preaching season
fancy French Cloths and Casslmeres h the ate
the celebrated manufactory OF r. Bioey fs ana
sctd expressly for the spring fashions Garments supefby
mace rp to Order and Il required at sT hem noTce %
City Cash Tsilorins Establishment, aos Broadway beor
Futou 81. m3smeec
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M. WISE,
Most respectfully informs the citizens Of New York. and the
public general that he has located himself in this city. and
,orment Of spectas!ss and Reading Glasses Gold Silver
and steel Frames He would also remind the public to whom
is partly known BY his annual visits aratoga SprnRs
since the last that by his knowledge Of the optical
eye Psrsons with weak eyes be supplied with glasss
attention called to new sye OF
Of the finest fnt which, through their high polish and
mended s the be. in their effect: the eye for
shoghed persons such have been operated upon
also be suited He likewise glasses
superior quality in old frames and soeits the all
in want Of his articles. Please cnll at
M. WISE. Optici.a,
alc tmsrc All Broadway.
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ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
SHIPPING AGENCY, AT LIVERPOOL.

ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
SHIPPING AGENCY, AT LIVERPOOL.
HAVING Withdrawn our Agency entirely from MEssRs
s.nounce that Mr,sas Apins Co .ofNo Court siIst
Boston, AID WJl street, New York, are our authorized
powered for SHIPPING snd Forwarding
To essnre the reeeptio Of goods Liverpool and the for
werdrg Of the same TO fa o Epsand France &c xe
Il that the sboad through the hands OF
MEsgRs a1Aa.s &Co..
az their several ofhcsg, ~ ioii5.i -
No. Wall Street. New Ycf san. Avenue, Wsssinatoa
No. No. is sS.iasssi s S SorwisS %Sa S.
WILMER sMlTH.
Liverpool. Mayi 1874.
WILMER X SMITH take this opportunity OF stating
Merchants Brokers, Importers and Others resident Ia every
ps Of the Union that Liverpool house peculiarly
ce ecie &c passing through LIVERPOOL for Boston New
York and all the other IN the United Srte and Canaa
ATTENTION OF THE PRiscrALs, on all occa-
ADAMS CO.. by which all goods passing through their
Liverpool house for America, by the Steam Shps other
vessels. will aye the immediate and puncua attention Of heir
and viii thereby be fee IRON delay and hkh charses
Thty deem here to sae that they have no con-
nsxion whatever with Mr. h q Tuckernan of Liverpool
WILMER x sMIIH's ENGLISH EXPRESSES
fequenty performing the entire journey go miles r
SIX HOURS, offer the American Public and Government
do,pmsat, dsspaches spees oosds bills deeds &c which
WILL all be mos faithfully delivered by their
20 M ERb NE q wSc .
America, prepared 70 AFFORD inform. ton thin
subject and security for the due Of all such
may be entrusted to his Liverpool establishment
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ATTENIION-SAVE YOUR MONEY!
DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS,
TN THE FINEST AND BEST STYLE, including a
Morocco Case or Frame. all for ONE DOLLAR: Apply
the Lafayette bazasr 9 Broadway and also 235 Broad
way third story front New York Ladies and gentle
respectfully invited to call and the specimens
whcn warranted perfect and although cheap they equal
cost of 81 For the convenience OF Ladies, Por-
trsits will be taken by Lady.
German Apparatus warranted ir poSssd complete $50
cluding complete instruction.
French Plates Morocco reduced prices Chemicals
Lenses, all imported by
F. A. ARTAULT,
mas lmsrc Well known in this line of business
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DOCTOR MORRISON.

OOO1Oh NOhlClC0N.
NORTH RIVER pIsPENsARY, 2o41< Fulton street.
~ DOCTOR MORRISON continue. to be consulted coz.
ddentay all private diseases which he cures without
larry Gonohna, he cures in three TO M days The most
without pain In the worst forms of Structure he war
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection and the train Of evils resulting from secret
sia mpotency. radically cured by Dr. "a ps,holoit
fha healthy and
relnstatnS its original perfect
charge.
N. BDY NJ. holds communion with medical pretendeIs
who claim to be surgeons he perhaps the only quad
advertising Surgeon the city See his Diplomats at his
flee, 20< Fulton Letters postpaid and containing
fee will sicins and advice of the Unicn
Office 2o.h Fulton Greenwich, n Y Open from A.
NJ Ia 10 p NJ. daily ec9 m
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Nk. CORBlTT may be consulted conldeAtiaiiy OF
= fce duane strae two doors from Chatham Strangs
stsuy informed that Dr. Cpbitt member Of the
University Of The city Of New York and that h has :1elu
I certain classes of diseases (now eleven the city
Of Nsw Yorh which engages his entire The annals
u medicine do record than to be ouaa
his practice The Doctor cautions the gnoI.an. agps. le
OF mercury, has thousands Of victims Resers
few days removed entirely from the system See
that udcousy treated BY legally aualsd
and by pretend and quncs there several them
the city Person, afflicted with polracied and invs,sats
OF hcath hy applying
Dr. Corbtt. practice o has established the
Doctors reputation for skill and responsibility Sctures on.
the Doctors profound medicine be had
ro A in q
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AZ LIZ. AADlEG

cE. HUEL'9 UTERg ABDOMINAL SgFPORTER.,
gsiS Instrument for radical Of Proapus Utdi
or Falling OF the WOMB. By external application, Rpeg
,sdEE ths Of the obecora Fosay confidently reeoa.
cnded the Afflicted of perfect cssoraszcn 60
esais syag failed OF perfcsaisg esrs, cyen sat
Tho aggravated circ4rcT.sEssS
Tho sspporef ve.y hisA casAster IN Ezr.fe
veil eouy. IL sdopeoG 70 toe ontiro asusc u
sg a-itospitas OF Losdca aSd fss AID s aalvsxssy ~
SonxdoG Europe by medical OF the hisnaz
CHS it tbs isadng meabs 81 krs
faculties OF Colleges sSG 0sss, ska sy AZ tho sk2sSs
rfsystc rrset,tloserS
tcos been tsrxshea sxsusysy for ladies st NO
from tbs bnAhess DO
afasat ~ere lady u eoEstka stxeRsasce 10 Apply
ffusses and Supporters feDnnis jill lEtrc
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NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY sTnAMsoA1

NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEANfBD4T
LINE.
Awy1 - FOR ALBANY AND TROY-Mornns
k-at intermediate places
The steamer EMPIRE Captain 8. H. Roe. this morn
lug. at o'clock.
The steamer TROY, Captain A. Gorhsm tomorrow
morning at O'Clock.
Evening lime from OF Courtlandt street. direct
The steamer SW WALLOW, Captain A. Mclean, this
ing AZ 7 o'clock
The steamer ALBANY. Captain Il. B. Macy. tomorrow
evening" at % tiock.
The Boats this Line owing their light draught OF wa
able all pass the bars and Albany
and Troy ample time take the morning train Of fo
the
For pssae freight apply board or tn Offices on the
Wharvrs. jy3
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FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
No. SIS LIB E TY s REET

CUP STAIRSJ
DALE3ME Importer and Agent for Manufacturer, has
H. always hand large Of dinner and
white and gilt French Porcelain, well and
Dss Plates of all sizs assorted Dishes Soup Tureens,
Covae 0uhes, Salad Bowls. Fruit Baskets Custards and
Stand
Also, Fancy Tea Sets and Rich Decorated Dinner Sets
Also Tea and Chocolate Ware, Greek, French and Amer
share
Ali the articles OF the best quality and
sold on liberal terms. and il lcu to suit purchasers
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.
GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES desircus Of converting
VI INTO cash their supeIhuous of Clothing, will
obtain from the subscriber the HIGHEST Cash PRICES
To aies gentlemen quitting the city changing resi-!
much advantage send subscriber who will
attend them at their residence by appointment.
II. LEVETT, Ofice No. 2 Wall street,
and 276 Hudson st.
MA line through the Office otherwise, will receive
rromn M aftenton is imsrc
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
FOR ALBANY

AShS5H ~ DAILY Sundays encepted-Through Pr
twssp CqpEsnd, and Liberty street, O.
John, Monday, "Wednesday and Friday evenings, att.
The Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Captain A. Houghton.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings, att.
A. Fiveo'clock, M1Lsndng a Intermediate Places:
The Steamboat North AMERICA, Captain Il. g.
Crutenden Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at p M.
ihe Steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain Wm r Peck,
Passengers taking this line Of boats will Albany
The above Boats substantial are furnished
with and State Rooms for
rnodaoRs unrivaed on the Hudson.
For passage freight apply board T. c. Schultx
the office the wharf jyi TO
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$3.50 ssyss :, gh &. business S"s
nay address to Albert, Herald Office, N Y "A Tai
lor's objected 10. jyl 3eodsrc
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DOCTOR FAWCET1,s Late work the best mode If
- treating Constitutional Debility mpotency, Stery,
Nocturnal Emission, Gonorrl, leet stcture. We eeal
ard all Diseases Of The Generaya Organs be cbned
his o'ce, 1856 Fulton street. New YorkPce ST. The Doctor
his private sultaons nose at ms OLD
established Office r6 ountry paiears scrbirs
the ninuely and enclosing ee will ADVICE
medic inc, leo 4 copy of the work. j3o lmsrc
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FOURTH OF JULY!
THREE GRAND EXCURSIONS!
TWO EXCURSIONS AROUND STATEN ISLAM

And ONE DOWN THE BAY,
S1 m By the splendid steamboat SOUTH ANE-
G<-GRArE}sRlCa Capt M H. Truesdeli. MORNING
S.1K- K-EXCURSiON-Leave Barclay 0
seioen Amos street r at sk. Pier No N r. .ts sh and
AFTEkNOON EXCURslON--Leave Barclay street at 2
oeock Amos N r. at az, Jersey City twenty five
minutes 2, Per No N r. at az and Market
IN and around Staten Island.
EVENING EXCURSION-Leave Barclay street at IN
foot of Amos street N r. at TX md Pier No. N r. at
at 10 O'Clock.
Fare Fifty Gents for each Excursion.
Fine Band of Music will accompany the boat.
I suitable Refreshments will be provided
As the South America Of superior speed
and sccommodaous (aving large and cabins and
ing, each excursion Of the Uaiied Sltes Foca
tiors Governors Island Staten Island and Long Island and
tne pnequa cd scenery Tor which New York justly
tebsLsd these afford excellent opportunitIe
cfenjoyng The fresh and avoiding
dancer Of the day. jy atm*
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CHEAP SUMMER HATS
"a ia aBROADWAY-IhsS bscriber baa now 90 hard
s>a complte vi SUNNI hsts which he often
tor saie cheap. They finished off style e
surpassed ny other e5tsbiishment Light back Has
suitable for Constantly hand Also Spornny
Hats shaotug caps. Travelling Caps Ladies' ard Gu.
temens X diuR tans. Genen- wishing thing tie
above line respectfully ilvited call
DAVID s MILL.
1893 2wsec ia Broadw v. How ards Hotel
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MADAME ]. FINlELS, FROM PARIS.
II fashionable No. 337 Broadway (up stairs)
opposite the Tabern Anthony and Leonard street
s.sb dining aad evsning; Em ooideres Of all
kinds; Capes Collars Shawls Handerchies Muslin Dress
es Stocxiags, Gloves; Lingerie and Jewery. &c
BLOWERS Of the newest and most fashionable STYLE
ielO i'm m
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NEAPOLITAN BONNLTs


IN The. UNDEtsSiGNt,D, Pateptees OF the NEAPO
SMHLItAN BONNET, respectfully inform th- public
* that they have removed their establishment from Third
sire 70 NJ - Delaney street, the Bowery the
above suerb article Of de. dress Of the
transparent constantly hand. Ladies' nved
call aad exama. tn many selling verJ inferior
boobet for manufac
Dealers supplied Wholesale, as usual, by THOMAS
w r., l72 Pearl street
ie25 2w+m PATTISON. NOE 4 90.
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GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
THE HIGHEST PRICES can be- obtained by Gentlemen
Families who desrous of converting their left of
we,ring apparel into cash.
TO Families and Gentlemen quitting the city changing
residence, having superuous effects dispose Of viii
find much to their advantage send for the subscriber who
will attend at their residence by appointment.
j. LEVlNSTYN,
466 Broadway, mp stairy.
line through the Post Office. otherwise, Will
prompt attention. jIlm l%rc
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NEW GOODS AND REDUCED PRICES AT
MARTINS

CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
l54 WILLIAM 81 CORNER OF ANN 81.
3iNGLE TRIAL val convince gentleman that there
"A the best value for the prices charged VIZ splendid
s8 Vess S2J and every other article the
line poporonaby low the best style and gooo nj
warranted. .
just receivsd large assortment ef Fancy Summer Cas
smes and Vesngs style Please call and exnu ne
before giving your orders.
Gentlemen furnishing their own Cloths &c have the
and triaped usua this best the foowilg
prcsDess Goats 81 to 80 o Frock Goats 90
md Vests 81 so to 81
Terms eaAh delivery - .
lag ixnhr r..
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MOHAMMED BENNA a Turk from ConstantInople
N Imported Of Turkish 0eods, r,srecuily Informs the
Bosdway Hearn DR., Good Store for the sale
Of the follows articles vizBeautul Bracelets with Tas
seis &C. for gloves and Note End Pocket Books,
breidsee in god DITTO Card Cases for LADIES' Watch Guards
Tasses for Gents anes Otto OF Roses IN Cases
Mith god Scent Chans Ditto Bass fer the rockets
Shoes aud Caps from sh; Bags for tobacco, k and
god Bead Purses and ~; Bugles Of all sorls Cameos
Brooches and Lar Rings. OF various kiIds, &c.
je23 lm-ec
MATCHES, BRUSHES, &c.
FIVE Th0UsANp GROSS Of the best quality Of Match
Likewise Brushes Of all kinds, suitable for market
And Machues Of all kinds made order cheap for cash.
Matches suitable for climate the best stle for
shipping from so cents to 81 so The above put
up in wooden boxes To prevent dampness.
NIB Particular taken packing for shipping, and
large Quantities kept constantly on hand at
iei lmsec JAMES T. BARNES 255 Pearl II.
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vNOBACCO-FlNE CUT AND sMOKING.-Eeeling in.
cned to close up interest in Tobacco Mandatory
offer for sale quantity Of prime tine cut and smoking
Tobacco papered the usual at reasonable
beg call the attention. Of Wesern Merchants and other
buyers this the quality the tobacco being Of the best
and prices BY lar lower than usual.
mi I'm src JOHN n FABER Mo- New q.
TAKE NOTICEThe Subscriber continues TO practice on
the thar he has for the last Year,
city Of New York. attend to every branch Of sick
that the human subject particularly
s long standing and appear ncnble He w.hs.
and attendance gratis. Office No. 81 Re.de street, few doors
north from Broadway. s. HEINE, M. D..
jcl2 Iinsrc G-rrnan Phvaician.
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HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARs-2oOoO rsorriega
~ segars SUPERIOR 10 600 De Moyas 230o0 La Norm
TO- 900 E,culamos 900 Inds Cazadoas 10000 La
1000 Esperanza bre 60oO cias caca
5000 Laur 10 600 Panetellas superior Cuba se
$4,000 Juuo Ssnz Principe 3 000 De La Cruxswith
other choice brands king complete assoItment-for sale
cheap FOR caih by the gu irter box thnusand. by
ISAAC IL sMITH. 205 Front street,
J22 2w 3tawvrc opposite Fulton Market
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p o E T r Y
SWEET ALONG THAT CHEEK
OF SORROW.

BY LIEUT.. C. W. PATTEN, U. S. A.
Sweet along that cheek of sorrow,
Wipe the tell-tale drop away;
If the skies must cloud tomorrow,
Let the sunlight shine to day,
Tho the world esteemed lightly
Souls that seek truint shrine,
Thro' the hearts deep chambers nightly
Shall my spirit roam with thine.
Oft the minds mysterious finger,
Shall recall thee with its touch,
Oft the thought creative linger
Der the smile it loves so much.
Sweet along that cheek of sorrow,
Wipe the tell-tale drop away;
lfthe skies must cloud tomorrow,
Let the sunlight shine to-day.
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A wealthy butcher was playing the
game OF ecarte few evenings since at the
mansion Ct city alderman, when lady,
who was betting on the game, leant over
the back OF his chair, and innocently asked
Trend opposite. SLOW are stakes, now?n
Mr.. -, wholly absorbed in the game,
quickly turned with the reply, "Very
cheap stakes are now madam, bu, shill-
INC poundN
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as he handed the mail bag into the house
that he guessed there was better news to-
day than he had brought since the victory
on the Lakes.
"Anoihcr victory. Mr.. Woodward 2"
"No, not another victory, but PEAcEw
"Can you tell me-" said a dapper look
ing young gentleman, as he slipped from
the stage, ''where can find Mr. Holmes,
the owner Of The brig llelvetius ?"
"Mr Holmes lives on the hill yonder,"
was the reply, shut i. is thought lie does
NOT own The Helretius now"
"Has he sold her %
eyes"
81 am sorry for hat-who is The owner
"Mr Bradford. the young man whom
you see reading the newspaper"
The stranger stepped into the house,
and inquired Of Henry whether he wonld
sell the brig.
Henry said that would cheer(uIly part
with her.
cat what price ~
CAT the peace price"
''Slage is ready" SAID Mr.. Wo edward,
the driver.
1--WE will ride over the village" said
Henry, ..and converse on the matter az we
go along.
Henry soon emerged from the Stage
coach, and FASTENED to Mr.. Carver's.
~ GU look cheerful" said Mary
81 have drawn another prize"
mo another, hope.
es, and large one : have sold the
BRIG for twenty thousand dollars to a Bos-
ton house, and am TO be in Plymouth
at four O'Clock to get my pay at the Bank,
"But the brig was not yours, Henry.
Surely you are not deranged-you could
not hold the brig after the mistake OF the
prize was corrected.'
There is Just where you are mistaken
Mary. There is a bill Of sale, which al
lows oflorty days from date for the pay
ment. Say nothing TO any one, cried
Henry, "and will be with you before |
sleep"
~ hats the matter with Henry - said
Mrs Carver, as she endered the room has
| he drawn another prize ~
81 guess not, mothers" said Mary; "only
dreaming again. perhaps"
At nine clock Henry arrived from Ply
mouth, with an accepted draft for len hou-
sand dollars, in favor Of Mr.. Holmes, and
band book in which he had Il credit for
an equal sum; aud the brig Mary made
some of the most profitable Voyages that
were ever projected in Boston.
She was in the East India trade, and as
her return was noticed in the paPpers, (and
it was usually announced about the same
time that the very respectable family OF
Bradford had an lncrease,) Henry was
wont to eXclaim, "luck is every thing"
Some years after that, twenty-five at
least, as was riding into Plymouth with
Bradford and his grand daughter, referred
to the anecdote and to the conclusion that
"luck was every thing"
"There may be something in luck"
said he shut the HOPE which gathered
while ! held the ticket, with the belief
that had prize, the resolutions which
formed while sitting and gazing at the
lofty spars OF my brig. and the confding
virtue, the fiaI piety, and the perit CT love
Of Mary did all for me. and should have
been rich without the brig so you see it
was HOPE, contemplation, wHman's virtue,
woman's piely, and women's love, that
made me what am. And let me add,
friend c., that you and | owe more to
woman ,nan the world credits to her.
Let us, at least, do her Justice.
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The funeral of the late Nicholas Bid
die took place i'll Philadelphi on Sa,ur-
day, at about the same time as those IN
Washington. The nation is fast losing
by death, many of her most conspicuous
SONS
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QUEER SMILE

mat eccentric mortal, Lord Timothy
Dexter, said many curious things but his.
'dea OF lngra'itude is the richest thing of
the kind we ever met with. ID that iel-
low" said his Iord-shp one day, while
speaking of neighbor he had berriended
without being thanked, she is like hog
under a tree, eating acorns, but never
thinks of looking up to SCI where they
come from"