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TlilS day received and for sale by WIN FISCII-
bR, Pennsylvania avenue, two doors east of
18th street, where all the latest Music can be had
at and cents per page
The Cutter Hamilton Quickstep-hy Thos. Corner.
sercnading Quick,tep-by II. r. Munroe
Cataract Qulckstep-by u. c. Blown
Pitisheld Quickstep-by II. h Streeter
Grand March, from Robert lie Disble-by JOS Knuf
net.
Harmonic Quickstep-by Camille Schubert.
AT ctlon Wsliz-by w. II. r.
Swiss Boy Waltz.
Acu-bmet Wsllz--by J. l. G.
beautiful Spring, Waltz by +. b. Bohuszevicz
Forest WslN-by James Hamilton.
Traveller Wsltz-by b. + Lesveus.
Saraoga Lake Wsllz-by Fredk C. Crsmbs
La Norma Waltz--by Ferdinand Boyer.
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FROM CANTON DRrcr.-The ship Robert Fulton
Captain Dnnker, arrived at New York ON FrhIa,
from Canton IN l21 days. We extract from IN,
Hong Kong Register he following items:
An ord nance has be- passed TO protect des,i,,,,
scsmen and other persons in the colony Of Uono
hong, and To prevent masters Of me,ohsnt vessel.
ana Others from e wing sesmen and other PERSON. in
destitute STATE IN the colony under penalty of 81
600 for each offence. ~
Inc hooeti FULTON tonch'd at 81. Helena bu,
there was nothing Of any interest there. The ,b,a
Cynihes was IN pou she reports having seen ~
wreck OF the ship Gondoer 10 the straits of Fssl,s
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF PENNSYLVANIA.

The lnteigencer says the official returns have
been received from all but nine counties in Pennsyl-
wanna, aud tina, the Democratic majority, so far as
heard from officially, j. SOC. There are nine De-
mocrstic counties yet 10 hear from, from which We
have only reported majorites presumng they will
exhbi, a'majoriy for Mr.Shunk of upwards OF 5000
votes, the Democratic gain since The last Presden-
tial election is about SIR thousand notes The amount
Of the abol. ton vote is not vet known.
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TrRnrsLr GALr At HAVANA AND M.r,Nz,,
me 4h and 5th instant, dreadful gale occurred a,
havana and Matsnzas A, the former place 1875
great number Of vessels wee dismasted amo,c
Them several Americans at Matsnzas and out of DE-
vessels IN the port at the time but two rode on, the
gale IN safety. The brig Poland, Of Newport. lef,
Havana for Marel and serious fears are entertained
Tor her safety. Spanish man-of-wa brig was los,
curing .nr gaze near bavans-crew all saved with
the exception Of the gunner
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THr PuBLic Drbr OF Mrxeo.-T3e.ide. uh,, ,h,
owed to The United States, the acknowledged puhlc
oep' OF merico, was, year since, eighty.,~o mil.
and IS, nearly FIVE millions Of dollsr..
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THE CONSTITUTION.

The FIST number of this journal was issued on Sat,
urday last The " Con ttutiou" realizes the promise
of its conductors, and will doubtless be an efficient
| laborer in the Democratic field
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ed Democrats who had been invited TO attend, and
among waom We not ced with lively enthusiasm, The
names Of James Buchanan b. n Butler. Sllss Wlghl,
George z Barker George Ra,bbun Captain stock
ton, Robert IA. MOTIFS, and several Others whose
names we have not retained
The meeting Was then organized by the sppoin'-
ment of the
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Dt.rH or Mas CLrrr.-We learn from the Port.
land Argus, that Mrs. Deborah P, widow of IN.
late Hon. Jonathan CilIey, died at Tbom..top. NJ.
on Tuesday morning last
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~ THOSE THINGS WHICH Ahh EsststiAL LIt i"A
a. us,ry-IS sos-GssEsrIALs, LIBERTY AND IN AAA
ra,so, cHAKirr.-Augusii'.
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look upon death, says DIR. Franklin, ",o be a.
necessary to our constitution q. sleep We shall,
rise refreshed in the morning.
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THE, BRAN BREAD,

On Saturday gentleman showed us piece Of the
bran bread which has recently been used by the
Wings as brannew argument in their cause, and
barrels of which recently mt to Willis Green,
Of the wire pullers of their machinery in this
city. But as old Democi attic birds were never
caught with chat, Willis can hardly be Green as
to think that they to be captured with bran
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A LARGE CHEESE MIR. Wick of Wayne county,
has forwarded to the Hon. H. Clay cheese weigh
ing 100 pounds.-Bah. Clipper
This, no doubt, was intendeda as accompaniment,
To the bran bread
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Hon. CALEB ToMPKINs, President.

Vice Prssidi nis.
Elan Lynds y. NJ. Brown
Jeremiah Anderson s. d. Beekman
Edwin Crosby ! rsei IL. Watson
j. Anthony Constant H. Pauldng
Benj min Brandreth Abel SmiIl
4 D. Winter G Pauding
Jesse Lyon Barnardus Monlross
Thomas II Lee Samuel L. Holmes
Gilbert Martin Cornelius M. Odell
Charles Dusenbury J. Davenport
ii Is Smith ii. Lockwood
J. Vern,llya s. G.. Johnson.
Secretaries
Timothy p Burger J. Henry Ferns
Stats Barton q. Is. Weed
X. X Oakley A. ii. Lockwood
I he officers announced, with the speakers, Tue
editors and reporters for the public press, ana 'e
Revolutionary veterans, were then invited To take
places upon the stand, where seats were PROVIDED
for them, whereupon, the following Of the Iauer
class appeared, and seated amid The cheers OF
tha n,,it linda
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NAvAL.--The u S. brig Pioneer, 1t. Com. T
Darragh Shaw, arrived at Hampton Roads on the
18th inst, So days from Rio Janero and was towed
up on Friday afternoon by the U. S. steamer Eng
neer, and anchored off the Naval Hospital She
brings home a draft Of seamen from squadron or
the BAIL coast, whose time of service is out The
Norfolk Beacon says
On the I'd Of October, in lat. 25 81 N, and long
g., 80 w, spoke the American br & Quadruple Capt
Swan, of and from Bllmore, 10 days out, all well
requested to be reported. Capt Swan politely fur
nshed the Pioneer with Baltimore papers to the l4th
of September
On the 9Th and 9th Of October, the Pioneer expe
rienced severe gale from South S.S.W., which
increased the 9th to alarming hurricane, blowing
with great fury for six hours, lat % N. long 81, Sc
W. We are told by one who board that
while he knew not what Capt Swans feelings were
his own we're, if continued much longer her mast
must go over the sides fortunately, howeye the
gale abated about 10 o'clock at night on the 9th
The sails all lashed to the yards-the stee ring
sail hayar and tacks, the matches battened down
and every precaution taken for her safety. Great
relief given TO all hands in seeing the cool and
distinct manner in which Captain s. gave his orders
The Oldest seamen spoke of il in great satisfaction
and praise.
On the 9th instant, she passed brig standing to
the southwark, under jury iopmast, and a schooner
standing 10 the eastward, with head of mainm as t
gone. The wind light at w.
On the llth instant, in lat. -, 90 NJ and longi
tude y 20 West boaided the American schooner
II. A. Schroeder, of and from Baltimore seven days
out. Reported having experienced perfect hwri
cane on the 5ih instant and saw a ship on The 9th
dsmssIed, be did not learn her he could not
sleak her Had been becamed since the 7th inst
The Pioneer has been within 300 miles of Cape
Henry since the 9TH instant, in cams and gales ON
w. 5. w. to n. w. Was becalmed fiom the 9th 10
The 18Th INST.
The following is list of officers on board The Pho
neeT-all well.
Lieut. Com. T. ID. Shaw; Lieut. Carter B POM
dexter Acting do. w. c. b. S. Porter; Acting Pur-
Ser, o. A. DeRussry; Acting Mas er, Robt. Town
send; Assistant Surgeon John s. Messersmth ;
Nidsh'pman, c. G simms; Captains Clerk, Chas
Ea-nalii Acting Boaiswhin, Jacob A. Brown; Ac =
lag Carpenter, Geo. Williams.
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. OURS"-Compleled, add
y. TAYLOR. nov 10
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.-A.l...I A.. .-...--U.A .s.s..o. S..na.alx .peak-
49, sss ~ ~ co.o,ry Vim view
~ .gs.,os ns,asnsat s.,,l.m.os- were induced 10
a. 81 - . a. ~, 81 -, C, H. anoressiye fl
go ~ r. ss..'a.se,,e sls,.,s os Europs. They
t~.se, 1s,,'.'l,s 80 - bicb recognises
~ ~ IN, s,,sn rsn'h,,rs a,oc,oe. of goyern-
,,.n,ps rrh, ~ go, e,ssIa.n ,si,hout regard to
his nacnniary eireum ts1cas or family connections Ia
1lf nsr, I, nnblr 49, TAI -ys,em the fede-
,.I.,s bad ever yirtnaiIy ,soodsteJ They had uni-
f,nIv aimed Al secu,ino The con,ro of the country
~ he ourn se Of rnIing !, in sucb manner as TO
aio Tor few pryegeJ nie,es,s All the advantages
of the government BY limiting the right Of suffrage
and the extent OF territory their design to obtain and
retan an asoendency in the councils Of the nation
would be more easily accomplished. This was as
cl, ar as any proposition in arithmetic. BY withhold
ing from na' uralized citizens right 10 vote until they
had resided III years ia this couatry, the number oi
voters would he greatly reduced and this fact per
fectly explained the hue and cry raised by them
ogains, foreigners Blu, out of the city and county
OF Philadelphia, IL had been more eff clual N 'e-
ceving tho people IMAM the deceptive Jargoh III
oil projection .. r. s.;.,a-
Al er ILLUSTRATING ,"o hoo" P'ete" 'a 80;
snip ior the nome 'aoofer Processes " VIC '' a"
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She saw her son-of whom the Seer in Patmos bare
record
Who broke seal--one vial poured-wild angel
of the Lord
She saw him shadow earth beneath the terrors of his
face,
And Hred and knew that the hoarse sea-mew walled
DER his burial place.
Hines by B. Simmons in relation TO visit by Lady
E. @. Worthy 10 Madame Letltia Bonaparte.
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tom BURKE OF
this day received.
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Foreign lamentations.


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W"rss SOP WoT Coaiss-s7Obar asf bids
Armstrong COS Hunt eroihers-i r stewart~i Ba lin <
ssptetL Hall Br2,N r,-5 Hnstpgsl Buite6eld Dr. .
Toohsr Mead cog Johnsoa Gsseu-s JessopSas God.
pcp u fS hin c iaaus Muller eo DH'as s sSa
s sIs So Wsy gpfm RS'hSsnI Wax
Brothers- Kennedy & Berxsu-5 Van Wart--l Wndle
% staeev.i2 Stewart Stewart BSothsrs-i5
Rumfam Si BSlSsis"s Fo.er ses Merritt Ely spSf
CO. CO.. J. BuekinghamIl L.mms eos Mccall &co-'
III + Iuota co-@i Holmeol HeyWoodNlss 'i bars irrn
Ripley colos2 do 100 bds w Thompson275s bars 1902
bds seecser Co!hous295 iron rails 45 bx tin plates 90
VERA CRUz Barque Ann Louisa 1888 1911 bds skin.
ss mGse bales jsp H1ygous BrothersaoG9 Dehoy
CIark-s5oo Meyer, stucken-s5l7a B Lasaa-s525 II
acomb,s50a Coodhue co-7 bxs Hencnen & Unkort.-3
oa,ss MOTIF roz- box wax figures Csseiia-3bies jalap
Sr JAso CusA-Brig Fidelis-li hhds 600 bale.
bx. do i2s bsgs coffee Rosseres7oO Capt SMALL Dbl
cote. to order
ZAsJARpo tPR -schr splendd-ls7 hd sugar so do mo-
GU.ssMa Meeo-,ls hAds sugar 81 Dbl. do 70
hhds 20 ties m" "sn to J Lesala & CO.
Iasses to d Lasala x co.
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cg on ao Ground in Feb. Joha Adams. Bradford
inga, Cudworh, Wareham.

rs on sHo Ground Feb, Joha Adams. Bradford
spoken.
Cianae of Baltimore stand NJ NJ April 80, of the Ch'sa
pe1sov The Nsuyoo e ibis e,, mi, ss LAT lon 7,bv the
r. day. .1 rom Boston far New Orleans April 80 shoa
GSa ~ ss1SSs ya the sTs the
africa Mel LAP days from Havana Tor st Petersburg,
sadasa New orleans for Baltimore Arnl e. lat 30 A. Ion
$, lvanus jenkins. Eveegh hence for Trieste, MsyI
Foreign Ports.
MYTH ls T rSr,Iaaa DO S' s.a J as
GutY4M. Pa; April II In port Monroe. for NYorl DIS;
jo,eph Lorins do g. Champion, soue for Msysguez NIX
M April soIa Packet aud Florence New
NAcuABo April 2o-u port. Amanda Ames from NYork
si port Rcd E'Ta .SPS Ne TO
NJ Th A was lying hs o.,
Lake Ports
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Wy ,Si MlI.; Earsss Detroit Rsh.Gad clsass
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An.y or,h Roanoke, DO; Mar. ,a Ney, Toledo; And@y.
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Ji'a Palmer petro st Clair do; Columbus, do; New En-
Home Porta.
ppasrOn Ap, II PAR "a Msyins stsplesNY
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GSoucgsTER, April a7-Arr Mercy Hope, Call Camden
Ny R. Carolina Smith, Bay River
PS9y'Rn nSs Nsy Arr James Samuel Milton phiad
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h~ ,n's ss 1hssfIs sy Tss
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fS adfSS%snd Andres L'p0'' American Eagle symm''
p. pa BaS nfd Brilliant Gibson NYor ind CON,
T. April SA sSsndsr MsEI%rn MYors
NBsaiord osceoa, Yeaon Norfok Factor, Boston, North
sn 19 s ss s ,; s ss:f,
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this place About 900 bales said badly damaged The
The Peconic . waiting 'n materials ate a fTom
pd NHw ps, ApE Io1 A dss:s. o
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Tampico.
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TEXAS-NOW OR NEVER,
rEACEAsBst.,Y ABLY If We CAN AND WITH HER CON

s EAESGFoF sNgbs H wf GMXXsM
Ct iii wa ON si
6 ri &C.
sTST
juc Barber being caIld addressed The mesticg in
Re,oSsd@ Cs%%i,iss appointed by the Chair
asmsd as Mesfs Eae Ba
beT pomiael c,s' and Miliksn. .,u.,
q ss,!iaessy ssS ssS a
Jess, also made exec and
on ts sn H. E sses 'f very
% 1snaea W and % wss wax eu
The Com%it-e Oh Resolutions through their Chairman
Whereas great momentous crisis has arrived in tire Do
iitica and national at Of this county and becoms
sssI sad ssS
make ssa OF "s ls
PRss"sea Ths1 he
for afeIpsdeasy and humanity on the
Of the pe,ne of these United States E1pediercy from
d.,
the e Mckee the gaantSat namsrcaly weak
EResoysd. the time receive With
with romptness and enthaa.m by lover of his
p, Il. psev The Of
in their power to win and the Texan laurel common
OF the sothat public good better in enjoyment
than in anticipation end al The sphistry in the wOrla will
| fail to convince US to the contrary.
Resolved, HIT whsp The puzzle of the PEOPLE mani
fest deep interest in The prosperity Of the country aud its in
sututoHs by the and guarding
late the other il the bounden duty If de
fend end such the assaults vena press
the ISLANDERS Of shameless enemies
Resolved, That recognising the Independence of Texas
recognized her uhdispued right 70 into cal
nxion h these states that she in her sovereign capacity
| miRh deem expedent.
Resolved That the question of the of Texas
matter of rational policy, sustained by the interests the
right and the OF this nation ard should be viewed by
eope the simple question whether British American
feeling and interests shal prpcndeate American free
|
Resolved That we recommend the attendance of ct.
nvor OF the annexation of Texs the General Meeting
in the PARK TO be held Saturday afternoon half
O'CLOCK e which time and place this meeting stands sd-
journcd
On motion, resolved. That committee Of five be appointed
by the chair to cooperate with similar committee ,enty
appointed at Warrington Hal with reference to holding
meeting in favor Of the sanoexatOn of Texas The
chair named the following gentlemen III c. Atwood s.
F:eks. 4 f. Came 7 N; JenkiOs aud John Or,er;
On motion resolved Tint proceedings Of this meeting
be published in the Herald. Madisonan and Aurora.
On melton adjc urned.
| JAS H. SUYDAM. President.
| JOSEPH z, POTTER Vice P.,.,t,.
Jo: Il 6 swnsT' Secretaries. -,
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PREPARE FOR SUMMER.

NOW the time to purify and brace the physical system
20 enable the
summer The coadea OF the blood at the expiration of win
ter owing TO inactive respiration during that aud from
Othei
the DIGESTIVE which general by the APP
petite IN coz weather in their fn vgo, In fact change in
the state OF the animal machine to meet climate
cessary change Of clothing To from The blood
unhealthy particles and mpa 70 character
to give tone to the stomach and exp obsucons from the
bowelsn Short 70 reinforce the whole for the
,lgn OF summer there preparation ecacous sands
Ssrsapafa For further particpl and elusive evidence
Of its value and ehcacy pamphlets which may
obair ed Of agents gratis.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. D. Sands
wholesale druggists; 10 Fulton New YorkSod also 23
throughout the United State, md &c is.rc
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WASHINGTON, May 2, -

WASHINGTON, May z, ISf4.
In the House, sundry unlmportant reports from
committees, and the discussion on the Tariff
Nothing in the whole OF IT,
Several of the Virginia delegation say they shall
support Mr. Van Buren,, and they believe Virginia
will do so too, notwithstanding the late unfortu-
nate result OF the election, and notw outstanding
Mr. Van Burens letter against annexation.
The democrats give up the majority on Joint bal
lot TO the wings, in the Virginia Legislature.
You see the Globe to-day attacks Calhoun The
secret OF ii is this II comes from Benton, who
hates Calhoun as he does the devil Calhoun is
likely to be IN his way in '4S and he must be
smashed 1t may be regarded as the first gun for
~, fired by Benton, to kill of supernumary candi-
dates OF the democracy. word to the wise.
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Pessengers ArrIved.

LIyERPoor-Iaciet shin Eugi,,d-R Matched Eliza d
Brye-28i in the stperage.
VsRA Cauz- Brque Ann l. susa-Iames ~ shooIbred, Mr.
9haobssd Jane shoobIed " shoolbred Of Enssn Miss
J9sepbne Compsguon. sIain Peter Fronrcso Frcncosc
vi Iewei Mexico; p Rsjon. Kublv Yer, Cruz: Thurs
sicily Landos. Swi.zer and; Wngez three Misses Win
Clark, England
no JANriRo-shin Chss Carrell-B Skinner, Boston.
MArANzAs-Brig Ohio-C Edgeworth.
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NAvAL.-The u. : frIgatc Constellation, o9ni.
Keapey, arrived from Rio Janero, ancnorsu III
Hampton Roads on Tuesday night commonore Jones,
late commando OF the Pacific squadron came
Gardner anchored in Hampton Roads same evening.
SO days from Janeiro having on board the MATERIAL,
~ a.. 80, Coast of Africa u. 8. brig Consort Lit Com
Handy, days from Charleston, anchored of the Nsvai
Hospital yesterday afternoon u ,chr wave LII 20"
li1nt sailed yesterday afternoon for New York
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Z A p T. r III ANG N G. S
w. &. q. CURTIS.

NO. 90 MAIDEN LA Me-
WOULD respectfully call the attention of th-ir
w and the public gerey their Spring Impor-
tti?ns style PIPER Hanging of description
quality which they offer for sale such prices fail
satisfaction to purchasers They have also hand and
lde to order, Superior article Of
CURLED HAIR MATTRESSES
which for elasticity and durability be together
with Purified Live Gene Feather Beds Straw Paaster
every article in the Bedding and Upholstery business
prices ms lwssec
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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING AT


NEWBURGH.
THE AMERICAN REPUBLICANS Of Newhurgh will
hold Mass Meeting at the old Head Quarters Of washing
will address the Meeting
The Steamer Sampson has been chartered convey New
York Delegation this Meeting and will lave the foot oil
Whit hall street Monday morning at O'Clock precisely
and return the evening.
Wils' Brass Band will accompany the Delegation.
Tickets for the trip there and back IS All wishing
attend this Meetng their
once from the Office Of the NJ Y American Il spub AN i
Nassau street from either Of the Committee
Edwin +. Corey, IL Davies James Burns Edward Kelly,
Adan ahorne ms 2t*ec
OUR COUNTRY-OUR WHOLE COUNTRY !,
THE CITIZENS Of NEW YORK. favorable to the RE.
ANNEXATION Of TEXAS are in o,,ned that gene
raj MASS MEETING will be held in the PARK on SAtUR-
DAY next May th 81 PM in order that the PEOPLE may
ave pitisc dfmon.traoa rssard tn the Great National
derdI Constellation WV
George Douglass S,muel T. Robinson. f. s Derry George
& Baidnwin Ssnne, r. M,s Neyia g. Molopes, John
s,onsa John B,S-rs John Boy% Bryan iasoee
Geek Stephen " HssoIoqsk ohp ThomgoS John %mon
W Niles q Dobhs Jr, a Gay John Phillips, A
Geo Belt, Louis TimoIat Jr y. j. swords M,dad Plat
m3 2t ins-ec
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MARITIME HERALD.
Eiliys h1sStavx and Agents,

We shs, esteem favor. if Captains Of Vessels viii g,v
Sor Of ,hr shipping LEFT The Tort whence hey sailed. th
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo
,ny Foreign Newspapers News they may have He wi.
toad them Immediately their arrival Agents aud Cor
tsrdns e th. Office ell the Marine intelligence they ca
received
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MADAME n. sCHELTEMA tssnet,) inform. her cp.-

MADAME N. SCHELTEMA tSuaes) informs her cus
A toners and the ladies of New York generally that she
Just received per last Have packet and splendid
rich Thread Lace and Bridal scars 'nd Wells
beautiful ogsnd and co'ored Musns Of all
tons Bareges, style splepdd Silks ard every variety
OF rich maei suitable Tor day aud eaut
que articles would do well call and examine they
been expressly ordered this order give the
dies opportunity {, select at their leisure Also,
style Of Straw Hats before imported in this country
expressly adape1 for beautiful be
coming entire style Of Freaeh Parnos ladies I'm.
breas which, together with her usual varied assortment
fancy goods she will be happy exhibit those who may
favor her with their patronage md 2avis m &c
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Domestic Importat,ona.

CHAHLKsToN- Brig Moon-l0O rice Victor & Duckwtz
nia Mel Coe Anderson ae Fitch Co.'S Levech
bales cotton Renard co-28 De Peyster Whtmarsh-68
Bnrrt Johnson-40 do yam w 7 Matty-5 bds rope w l.
Micheii-t0 empty bbls M Vasschsr-2 bxs A Comstock
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DEATH or ANOTHER MEMBER or CONGRESS. The
Baltimore Clipper of yesterday says--"W were
informed yesterday OF the death Of Mr.. Brincker-
hol, OF Ohio, who, from indlsposton, had been
prevented from taking his seat in the present
CnnOraea
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Il o, NEW EVENING EVE T. LINE FOR ALBANY,

.zsEser fz@ THE NEW and splendid stsambost N r. ~
JERSEY. Capt. X. II Fuey will GONNA. ~.
a----e'-.S her rgaar tpps between New York and AZ
regular days from New York will be Mondays We'd e,dy.
Fridays; from Albany, Tuesdays Thursdays and Ssty
buhen 100 tons she ed up 10 the best possible manner
large number Of elegant saterooms large and
ade deck; her cabins wide and
md her Ladess saloon has sleeping accoo,uoda ~,
oo The Engine aud Boilers all Her draft Of water
eing but three feet she will always be able he b,
without dsteaon ansh,pmen, aud can TINS Away. d.
pend reaching Albany time for the
east and west. ga fnms ty ,nk