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posing duties on imports and for other purposes,
approved on the thirteenth day of August Que
thousand eight hundred and fortKrtwo, which di-
reefs the manner in which the market valneor
wholesale price of goods, wares and merchandise,
imported INTO the United States and subject to ad
valorem duties, or duties based upon-the value OF
the square yard, or any specified quantity or par
eel of such goods shall be ascertained be and the
same is hereby so far modified, that to said value
Tor price to be ascertained as provided for in said
section, shall be added only the costs and charges
which shall have been incurred to and at the place
of expectation.
SEC. IL. And be it further enacted That all
ad Valorem duties authorized tosbek levied under
this act of the act of which thisis amendatory,
which shall exceed twenty-five per centum ad va
loren, shall, on the fist day of September, 1845,
be reduced to fhat rate.
SEC. 13. And be 1T further enacted That all
duties imposed by the said act, hereby amended,
which are not hereinbefore changed, increased, al
tered, modified or reduced, shall be and remain,
and shall be evied and collected in the same man.
ner as other duties upon imports; and all clauses,
provisos, and other provisions Of the said act not
hereby altered, amended, or expressly repealed,
shall be and remain in as full force and effect as
if the same had been reenacted in this act.
SEC. IA. Ind be 1T further enacted, That the
twelfth section of the said act shall be, and the
same Is hereDy, SO lar moolneq, that all gooas
imported from, within, or this side of the Cape
of Good Hope may remain in the public stores
for the term of one hundred and twenty days, in
stead of the term of sixty days, prescribed in the
said section; and that all goods imported from be-
yond the Cape of Good Hope may remain in the
public stores for the term of one hundred and fifty
days. instead of the term of ninety days prescribed
in the said section: Provided, That, at the time
of the payment of duties of all such goods, whe-
ther the same, or any portion thereof be sold for
the payment of such duties or not, interest," at the
rate of six per centum per annum, upon the duties
payable from the time of the'entry to the time OF
payment. shall also be paid as part ofthe duties
chargeable upon such goods
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WILLIAM j. CLARK,
ATTORNEY AT. LAW.
Raleigh. N. C.
" lS13. 47S-lY.
RALEIGH SELL WITHIN
40 Miles Of N0rf0lku
Nov. 1913.

TWNHE subscriber continues to receive FRESH oYS-
IL TIERS, usual. He would remind the citizens of
Raleigh that the Oyster continues to the 1st of
May, Baltimore and Washington and at Norfolk TO the
1st April There is still the of two months to
pire before they will be of in this City In
part of the year Oysters considered in better state
than from this time to May.
The subscriber thankful for past encouragement hopes
still to merit continuance of Raleghs patronage, as
well as the neighboring country.
FRESH FISH will be received here twice . week.
Persons wishing to indulge in this luxury requested
to call Immediately upon the arrival of the Cars.
JOHN WILSON,
Opposite the City Hall.
Raleigh, January "A, 1874. 4S2-tf
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PEARL-sTREET HOUSE,
No. SO Pc PEARL-STREET,
NEW YORK.

NEW-YORK.
THIS extensive Establishment possesses advantages
to merchants and others visiting the city all
other Hotels in New York 1t is situated in the centre
ofhe commercial operations of the city, The Exchange,
Custom House, Post-O Office, and principal Banks are
within few minutes walk of this Hotel.
This well-known Establishment is in complete
order its apartments arge convenient, and airy
passed by any, Its location squet and out of thenoise
OF the omnbuses, and within few minutes walk of
Broadway The Propretors grateful to the public
generally for their liberal patronage, hope merit, by
their attentions and exertons continuance of their old
customers and friends. Competent Will be found
in every department Of this Hotel.
J. NJ. FLINT & CO.,
Jan. %, 1S44-4S3-3m-p. Proprietcrs.
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Notice.

w AS taken up in Currituck, and committed to Jail
w at Currituck Court House, N. Carolina, the
hird day of January, 1884, negro by the Of
Dick, commonly called Dick Toler Dick is stout,
with good teeth formerly belonged in said county OF
Currituck, and sold by Mr. William S. Etheridge, of
said county, in 1885, Mr. Edward Wilson, of Virgin.
ia and Dick says he taken by Mr. Wilson to Rich
mond, Va and then sold to gentleman from South Caro-
lina by the name of Thomas Jones' The owner is re-
quested to forward prove his ttle pay expenses,
and take him away he will be dealt with the law
Directs BENJAMIN T. SIMMONS, JaiLOr.
Currituck CSH., Jan. IL, 1914. 4S2-6m.
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School.

TIME subscriber has engaged gentleman from New
Il Hampshire. to teach School during the present
which few additional scholars will sbe received. Tie
Teacher is qualified to teach the different branches Of
education usually taught in academies, and comes we'll
recommended Terms: for the Classics $50; for Eng
lsh $40 for months. Board in the respectable
families for six dollars per MONTH No extra charges
No scholar will be allowed to remain in the school who
does not implicitly conform to its rules.
F. r. GREGORY.
Feb 10Th, 1874. 4S7-4t
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February, 1874.
PAIN Extractor-11 A.,


Nl HeaIA. TO- 900 trials and all successful now
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR ipes,i
mable. ItnOI only cures quicker. but gives no add
tiona pain, nor leaves Fire is positively ron
dered harmless. (S10 has been offered six months n
any person returning an empty box, and saying that
all agony on amounting is extracted in few min
utes, Jet not from thousands of trials since has
claimed the bonus Parents anxious to guard agau,
general injuries and money, time torture and lie
and prevent their offspring from being disfgured hy
burns. even smallpox pustules, Ct possessing the
enEiable power replace The eelIutaIy DESTROY
ed can do so by obtaining this inimitabIe salve Ma
ny deeply burnt cases in the city can be SEEN and one
entire face burnt and wounded three distinct times
in the same spot while healing yet no case can be
traced The least eicaiFiee mark For all kinds Of
hurts, its rapid soothing effects alike impouaut
even sore eyes, ALE BLINFLAMMATIONS and BROE.
EN- BRE ASTS would be unknown. The toilet and
nursery. for clearing the skin of pimples removing
ehafe &c: will find it indispensable Once using opIV
viii forever establish it the sovereign HEAL-ALL
quality After this notice, heads of families allowing
ortures for months and ultimately distorted features
can never wipe away Teproach, justly uttered by a
disabled child, for neglecting TO triumph fire.
Entered according to Act of Congress- A. D. 1Sl By COx
STOCK Co. in the Clerks Office of the District Court Of the
United States for the Southern District Of New York"
For Sale at the Drug SsOre6y Dr.. ~ L. Stitb, Ralsigb
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UNION ECLIPSE.
(S0W OF .aAERECa.N ECLIPSE


& A This celebrated Stallion Gnovv -
1<4 vigor of his age, being only ten yea.S sr
-MDT$7 old0 will make his next seas6n 1eeaS y
8Aas&&<e&Aa GREENVILLE, Pitt county N n ~ d
ALSO at one or two other stands, Ito suit the
of customers commencing the first of March and nI
ing towards the latter end of June. O'
Terms-$1O the season, due at the expiration thsros
$l5 insurance. eol;
Description. UNION ECLIPSE is q. deem ,Da -,
ished black, fifteen hands three inches high ten ON po
old this Spring, fine bone, and well-deveoped eH eaS
&c. For further description, cheerfuy submit he
to public scrutiny. -'i' nim
Pedigree. UNION ECLIPSE was got .bv .bo
nowned American Eclipse, whose fame as race 6. .e
and foal- -getter, needs no comment His dam III M
property of Maj Johnson of Va was got bv bs rn e
and noted race horse old Sir Alfred than whom b
none more distinguished, in point of bottom in b I
Sir alfred was got by Sir Andrew-dam, Ladv AIfs:; ;
(Haxal); his grand dam by imp Saltram e. ersnd d
by imp Dare Devil, imp. Shark imp Old Medev i-l TH
Hob Mob imp. Old Jolly Roger sc. His blood nav p
traced rich in purity, partakIng of the first horses in
America and on the continent of Europe III
Remarks. His character as foal-getter is sucb A.
hlsowners feel warranted, only in S
to be sure toal geter but that his colts are
by any other horses in the State, point of action @
size, stamina, SC. This is known where he i 'T,u: h:
known. J. G. WALKER
WIN. CRAWFORD
FeOi"dry' Ao44' 4S8-3t
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Extensive a..ortment OF Pianos.

Extensive assOFtment OF Planes.
PRoBABLY THE IaRGEs1, LNe sawY tze1r,n
LLSHME.uT WORTH OR SOUTH
TN purchasing ceslly an article as piaDo17o-.
Il would it not be well order it from one
engaged in the years. has sold ee
trial. to different pelsos m Virginia and North on
near four hundred nsuments without sene abaJ
andwho offers totake all the responsibility Of seecte
for you, and to grant you the privilege Of returnoa
case you are not pleased Would be well to oTder
an agent particularly if thatagent to select S
thereby lessen the responsibility of the seller
II you leave him to himself he is without excuse
Prices vary from $3.50 to 5000,
E. P. NASH
Bookseller and dealer in Piano Fortses
March 1S43:-4S9-4t Petershnrr y
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Fine Family Flour.

A first rate article for sale at
JOHN r. WHITAKER'S.
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THE TRIBUNE.
WING SONG
By RGE I.UET

By GE RGE LUZ T.
Oh tie high, Of hope once more
From The mountain 10 the shore.
LIT il brighten boscrrs fox the gasn, old cause.
And. Ike brothers ict stand.
lne firm unbroksn sand
Ana stlks anrthe: blow for county aid the law.
Cho5us-For our Country. &c.
Though faith rnA hoaof fed.
" hen our braye old chief dead.
And took the OF the honest veteran 'o''
Yet he lrerfibl,S Tor Ina houf.
And the yaS.aIs OF hi. power.
How they .ako dead TIE c"'"''s storm
;Cbo-us-.sud 1read. Sr
Oh they o!,en have been tod.
Though corruption tnnhes them bold
TIM, the oacples sovereign and us tyT29ts nIN oIey
100 When the people sle.k ageIn.
They shall thunder such strain.
Taa tcir ofce shall tee, ana ;'ete and .fn. m .iaIe
tni shrink. oSc tu"aS-
Here's Harry of the Wet.
Tbs mobiles; aad TIC Se-t.
vs bs u.,re of HI. S;a that ,celt-led cyery cloud
And q nations glsd acclaim
Hats tie glory 81 hiE En,ne
Cho.G.-j ne chorus long, &c.
And Jer.ey's noble sou,
I.bi. ine .ery fight .. won.
Shall with Harry u the ff1n' lead Tie hearts lint never ia
1880 Then forward 'eIth "A shout
II, them have another rout,
TIL ber bo.er !adroS .catef Ike ch beEO!e the gale.
Choss-Lise chnil. 6c
Or ,fcy eve: ,vn the fgi,,
Who battle Tor the right
Should the coward i moment snse The !;.s
C,ll.e II ~. boys never lear,
Stand ,tendy front and rear,
To md nj e boys. wEvef, TIL The star OF Ec'ory slime
Cbcrus-'iI!l The star. "
Then on ye true and hold
DOR bBnner > unroiled!
The names We upon u and the hour OF glory nigh.
Nor the hight Of hope shall set,
TIL a Brighter triumph yet,
EInze. out with ,tnffy spendo the ince of earth md Sd
Chorus-in the fnce OF earth and Ky.
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SnOkeii, &C.

July T. of Cape Clear. EXCHANGED signals with brig Clinton
hence Tor Savannah.
on the llh. South Of ChncoieaGue, steamer Propeller
standing IN shore.
y. II.
june % 10, ~. Ion IN tyjc Trio. steering f.
ui, = la > -, Ion 3! 70, aris WIN WATSON, White from
Elizabeth City Tor Point pe5c. GuHd
Luly uo lat &c brig bordeaux, Kelly. days from Bath,
for iatanzas.
july s. a II 60 y. Ion e5 10 w Bremen brig Pauline from
Bremen for Baltimore.
July . lat IS % ~ Ion 50 sow hanks Naian, md - An
drew TIN NOeans. the former bcud &c Boston. the latter
bordeaux.
NNoik.
On the .h ut lat . 10 lon 81 la the br. Voae arrived
tins port spoke hrr Harriet from Orleans Rio lancfo
l9days out. who kindly supplied The Noae with barrel OF
bee.
July H. lat SO lon II 10. brig Dante. 50 d I'm Baltimore
Charleston, shon c water aad were supplied By hs N0sie
arrived Il; hl, pot.
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.lbs..45.GDgD
Passengers Arrived

IN the ZIP Lir.-pooi fran J;reTog-iir' isTy va
borough Of Va. UN hr hgnns Groom Of Go'toq Master
'Ihona Groom. Of do: Vim -iu"i oi f;eorga; e;e Of
NYorK; Tho, i;nk+ly u Scotland: A-v Mcdonald OF do: j
Bruce d.: Mark Web,e Of Eng'aat Lane 30; Eugene
Fregue-as Storage.
In lie mr. y,sr- ers,v from Sq-GunGh-A Turner a Ia
d. Subtitle lady and ch!d iir, Say!es; .s " kE-
Hr ~ Turner. children; 6 iienefy, Dir GaTincF. Capt
a T g Richardson. -
IN ttc bark Reform from iloJ4rIV Cochran. Indy child
and servant Sarsh Carson iiyry inn Bakeey Mary Robin
snn Chr!aite L Mcclellan, Rev John q boud. Nn;tsueI
Chapman l.rn = Smith. ! Edmplds. ME,ler Humphrey
VILE Z sullivan, hiIs Ann Ne.tnn and chd. and - IN The
>;5-'aEe.
and i.ly, Mr. MCClells1.
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Puc.et IMP !.ivcrpco iidjse. from verpoo, June 9h,
mise 10 WcochuIl L NIEiuTn.
Bari Re!on. Ch!scy, :; d I'm Mobile, ton StuSes
Cleaun1n
r brig George Robinson Neville 20 d. IRON 5, Johns. NE
in 5uiio>t 10 6 {, J Laurie.
Brs Vonire Brudhury d Is I'm NOreans wheat 20 Allen
& Wttl~ey. Left tie Belize m company Will brs Ason.
Gnin for - Johns. NJ parted with her the 1l instant IL lat
81 :. Ion -.
El i:mge. Fogg, q ds in Mayasuez PR sugar, sc
De Forest x Go.
Enr Nev.ei.ey, Brown. d, FIN Savannah cotton 70 VI
lI.llI.
Sc5I Ceylon Cteoker 10 ds I'm Port Prince orool &c
ef Siar Wiian, d. FIN Washington &c naval store.
-c 5 Inrlam, poush;ey, d, f Washington. NC ma
cHf Mary ANA Simmons. i'd, I'm Washington. NC. naval
stores.
New Zealand. ColIainb. ds I'm aehias Me- lumber
10 J + Snow.
Schr \ Ravens. Ayre.. 2 Il, fin Berlin. corn
sc!r \ EGiVll. Virginia. wood.
Schr Il !. Crock. Vaughan, Virginia
SctT sylvester. Nelson, Nir:lnia corn. 10 II Haven.
Schr Tinted STATES Harding, Bangor, spars.
Sctr American system. Nei,cH. Virginia, corn.
Scir John Marshall. Virginia. corn.
Schr Arrival. Jone' Virginia.
Scnr Planet. DHcaor. Virginia, corn.
Schr Weymouth. tOuch. Richmond. ndse.
Sclr & Washington Norfolk. naval stores
Sci Henry Clay, Chance. Virginia. cora.
ScAr NiulnSk Norris, Virginia. wood.
schr Rover Towers. Virginia irui.
Scar Sntivc. Brewer. Cape ii"nry.
Sc!F Wave, Sterling, fNily Landing, .fu!'
sc!r T. smith. Dechsr Nnnsen0nd. lrii
Srilt Jersey OAK Rodgers York River.
srlr Nilscer Cole, baltimore IRON.
SOop Passport, Lewis, tirciniU. 'rnt.
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This trace is LETT wherever he has passed
These deep Impressions, made upon the hard
and polished snow, seem like an imprint upon
marble, made by foot of adamant.
But night has succeeded, and that without the
interval OF twilight TO the lurid glare o: day
Oh. fatal night!
By means OF the dazzling refraciion from the
snow, the vast steppes are seen displaying their
infinite whtcne>s under 4 heavy cupola OF so dark
blue, that it seems black; pale stars, like span
giles of dull silver are lost in the pofundty of the
darkened vault OF heaven.
a solemn silence reigns around. But now q
feeble light appears on the horizon in the direc-
ton OF Behring's Straits.
The light is at first soft, and of blush ,inge
like tina, which prcccdes the rising of the moon ;
then ITS rays increase and arc colorod with g
roseate hue.
The darkness is Iedoubled in every other part
Of the armament; the white extent of the desert,
which was but now so visible, can scarcely be
distinguished from the black canopy of the sky.
Then, amid the darkness, strange and confused
noises are heard. They seem like those produced
BIZ the hurried snd cyepi,ating fight OF large
night birds, which, being dismayed, skim along
the steppes and then alight upon them.
But not cry is heard
This mute terror announces the approach OF
one of those awe-inspirlrg phenomena which
strike with dread all animated beings, from the
mos, fcrocious to The most inoffensive. An Au
rora Boreals, that magnificent spectacle, so ire.
quent in the polar regions, has suddenly blazed
forth.
Upon the horizon is described semi.circlc OF
radiant brilliancy, whose vivid light, diminishing
by degrees with rainbow tints, a! last cominn
sies with the darkness of the zenith. From the
centre of this dazzling focus shoot Up immense
columns Of light, which, rising to an immes-
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CEirn,iS1ry end PhilGSOnilY.

So. h-mstry of the iour Ancient Erments-F.r',
4:r ElJ;h and G,er-EonEltd uron Lectures drN.I'
te1rg Her Ma -sty tie QUa- bv THOMAS GRIFFITH, Lrc'
ru-r chemistry - Bartholomew io'r,ta lqSsat'
% h.. uuy, The Book oi FRio-
,oabioa Experiments, ius;'-a the puHefal i}cii am en-
nous PHENOMENA ELECTRICITY, t4iyta!sin, 1-u"ti'ih
CheGsy Opiics il->.. WITT Introductory pos.rY,,i"
on rtca Sccac- aud dPwalds ri jvs -,teE'7 ~ -
u $1,000
Ths slar on The Chera,t.s' Of The Fou Ane-nt Elements
cmcAy intended Tor te VINO hlvt a2' 5tii,d me cisnte
Absrrise details and ter, 1Ts avoided - aad interest
rs information supplied aud instruction united "lih enter
ttnin-ut. ,cI. directions az given respecting the per
iprmluce Of tie Experiments. 3D.
a. 4 person who resiotms E-i+i'msn ri 'horo1chY
understands - OF T. yIi handy ever ioet 'e ria
c.u illustrates l. has been The ofJert % tile writer q ~
tsoduc= oi such experiments rii; or ro mel "a siin
fir dr trltus. aud suCl ntS BE- -ay aud c!eaJ ifo
cured Extracts fnm he Prtfcce-
The TWO books hoye named have met ,'itii Tal 10
ua! aud IN pa; Gcmad, uyt l,isian.g eci on- - sold Il
about the rC- - the cost both H0f8, tos-t
in ia. edition printed IL The SsTsS ~ C.eu. h""S J"' me
The above works realty yrin;sd clear new tyae wh
about 80 ougTavlns- al -: . sold al the efc.edgy
low urce of p ccn;s ave copies for 81.
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The B:ih big Sir Lionel Smith, Captsin ReiIon. from
New York bound 10 Moueso liNY lumucn. wiih nofted
cargo cap zcd IN hufucaac the night Of Ige,iny
10th TIE captan md crew eight num-r took 10
boat and Wicked the next day y t-- schooner
te. Capt Churchill from Wilmington. Ne. bound 10 \ew-
pott they arrived Sunday. \ 10y BELONGING 70 tie
Sir Lionel ih wa, drowned the wreck When fallen
with they lat e p. Ion = 3.
Tie brig hlwi!ia. Captain iumnn. ot Wald0boro Maine.
from huusanB. Cuba bound 10 New York, with cargo ni
cedar ana mGhoeany wei, ashore on Alligator Reef The
l1th ul and oIged Wfeckers alongside taking the
cargo winch would le saved und taken 10 hey West TIE
vessel would probably te gotten oil soon and taken 10 the
pluce.
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IN sun lers I Inc NNcitheT Is INC, ma 20 IFIII "
from Cry HALT Hsseru' Williams bFcss ana
HE City Hall ard nth eot Lire viii nm ev.,y seven i'
... fb.5I.,; hi. lag f,uii6 y \ IL tu - /. VI
T,fr, N.hi Line ,yii eve Try iin iot@,H sey
- 80 10 70 ~ 10 -. H. II =; II ~. Y isT,T ~
s-s- i,- t.tg HAL NJ = 81 ~. -. ~. IL - IL ~
10 90 Ii 10. II -
49,. ny 0''=f' '4s vi is:",''ai Z. CARAVAN. See'y-
= FOR >llRE!' SBl Ky. iON,; VIZ ~ \ ( .,
-,=-=-L.0GEt. H0I.cE: fIRI, v , ifliffii;-
1lyH '6 REQ NNkls.' t ~ ~; l's'' 'ylT
s,,s- VIII ea,e New ork l5cm Fulton AaiAs; SAp e'e
s.
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ARsox At THE House OF REFoRMATIoN.-On
Saturday afternoon, John MGrath, aged 10
years ono of the inmates Of the House for the re-
formation of juvenile offenders, was brought up
70. examination on charge of setting ii;c TO the
building of that institution on Friday. While
the boys and oycrscers were forming in regular
order to proceed 10 the chapel in the house of in
dustry, MGra,h slyly slipped down into the Gel
lar of the juvenile house. and set fire to some palm
leaf contained in an old bathing tub with a
match. The fire was not discovered till 1t burst
through a stair 1t was then seen and put out
by few pals Of water. Boston Post.
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NhnlerS. &C,

Ar ut New Bedford 18Th ins,un ship Marcus Wood Pa
cic Ocean Valparaiso, April 18th. with 1860 bbs and
100 WIN OIL
ca at NswBedtol, 18th. bark Elzabe,h lot Maapoise,
Jeaney, Indian Ocean.
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DE-. LarAnHr's Lec;RTes.

80 il-LaIdnefs complete Course Of Lectures, taysT.d
a: Eibio Saloon in The City of NewYos rh- subjects
embraced "a tfr Lectures. are: ElrctiicitThs sneTG
ylri,,-T. E,-d Siar5--N,asarltc \redC--bati;uGr i
Lons,u.l- Galains-1oynaF sallasieS-.i:h
FALLING S;l5sTrmporEy stsls-i!lstoneci SkeG9 81 as
troromyDev-Sei .i!ed by Ar.-NcientIhr Dlsc"rf
r,.S-Souut- vibrations i,e t:sa1-N Oit.c Battery -
S-slu Engines of England and America. is eatin al
Decor I.rle-t Lectures introduced b. Sketch 81 th'
?o.rel. of ryscl Science tnc tor ;h who'll iuc1di'ie
l.rcss Lectures . Cents Ter s!-r cops. foStmSt :
AID o.,-rs will receive Is cOui-s -.
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SLAVE SET FREE.-un Friday, in the Su-
prone Court, on habcas corpus, a boy answering
either to the name of John" or George was
set at liberty by Chief Justice Shaw. The his
tory of his liberation is briefly this He was put
by his owner on board the brig Carib, Capt. Pot
,crfied, master, at New Orleans, bound for TIM
dad de Cuba Capt. P. was not allowed 10 land
him by the authorities of that port, and having
freight for Boston, he came here with his brig
with the boy on board, The boy was therefore
not fugitive slave, being brought here by the
voluntary act of his masters agent. The fact
that he was on board became known 10 some
members OF the abolition party on Tuesday, ard
they got out a writ of habeas corpus, under the
direction OF J. F. Bishop, Esq. The boy has
mother and father in New Orleans, but he pre-
ferred to remain here free from the bonds of sa-
very, to returning 10 his owner. Boston Post.
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Foreign Ports.

~ Vap,a,so April 18th, schf Samuel L. SouilaEi. PlF
chase, I'm NIork.
sailed from GIBRALTAR ST, ut; brs Et,urian. Br.ascomb. m
Leshom. tor NYorS.
Vera Cruz 9ct uI, scAr Ma,n, Mun.on and Emily.
Finn, TN Niofk.
Yotk ~ 10 days.
~ Lacuayra. 2;iu schr> Com. Warrington. Ga,chel.
In aud ioi baltimore. Gilbert Hatfield. Powell IN New
NorS
4: Ma'aeabo, 2,h ul Emma. WAX, from and for NYoTk
vi. cargo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17
SECOND BOARD.
Public Stock Exchange, July I6.


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decreased the vnua Of article Itself But ie know The vhS;
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