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commanded by Capt Brown and Capt Chase There
two or hfes ships Of this and hence the mistake
GUTTER EWING. Captain Hunter while on her last cruise
BARauE PANcHITA OF and from Ne~ burypor for Porto
hco put INTO Provncetown 10Th ut having the gale Of 28t
split mainsa parted topsa SHEETS buwsrks had Of
other slight damage She had repaired sid from Province
BAReyE JUprrKn-The Peruvian, from Liverpool at 81
John Nh reports that the Sable Island fell ~
with the long beat Of the Jupiter of Port glasgow having
doned as she sinking the 18th u The Jupiter
bound from Belfast FIR Boston and had board 270 pig
on % ooo bricks aud other heavy articles hch caused her
10 strain very much until shd leak which ged III
crew TO abandon her Two tbe cold aud
and the survivors have suffered much and
the k dness they received Capt Gant Peruvian
who did AZ IN his power ales late thet suffenngs
ScHR HUDSON Baker, Mystic, from Porto Rico for New
otherwise injured
Nor ASHORE Capt Luce of ship Republic, of New York
ashore on SABLE aad masts standing &c On the receipt Of
the news Halifax the schr Sisters despatched
70 sable Island and returned after absence of hours hav
hs dscela hed there was no LIQUIDATION Tor the report
WhAiemen.
rat New Bedford 5th inst. Hope Robinson, NV Coast
Maui Sept 2 with 1890 bbls oil 800 Spoke Oct 80 lat 81
lon so 70 " South Bostoa. CIoye FIJI 1900 80 Spite
At Msa Richmond, Luce NIB. 1900 sp Hsreass Rick.
etson; DO $50 2ah u blowing heavy gale the Hope was
knocked down her beam ends several casks oil
ar at do 9Th Iuntsss rabs NV Coast Oahu Sept IA st
Sa.harrss Jan r. with sotc bIs oil $40 coo ID. bone
Hull ard NJ full Died on So"d the f aa;1e.. g.
ter Mass and the 25h Nay, as. lost officer, Ebeusz-r
Peck Rhode island being taken Of his boa, by the line
Hy Clay, Nant reports brig arrived Valparaiso
Isl Nov N, had spoken about Oct H. of Guaho Milo
f". Of Nsn h pr 800 Se add about Jun,
TO- Rousseau, Brayton, NIB, 26 mos out, 800 sp.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW Y DIRK, MARCH 8.
SUN RIsEs. ...6 IS MOON RIsEs... ......1
SUN 90. S SO HIeu II "a
Cleared,

snc Hsi SOM %sofs Ma Ao:
Mar a,pR Wsst assi yf To1h Ms
h =; !I":lSs, e; Sas9% TSssi' .,s%%S;s
Walsh.-sclr Bergen. Cole, Petersburg, j Hunter.
pork Ss S.'S S 0 n csse s
changed signals with u man OF war brig standing to the
b que Rio Ggnnde, Cousins. 2. dys from New Orleans.
swedish brig Charloa Leramwtz. IS day, from Mar,ees
,Prusan big vnzez Priszwitz, 10 days from Neweas'
Dao.h brig Apolo Broths,on 70 days from Rio Grande
scilap brig Caot. Lagana 50 days from Palermo. with
Fass B. s,s throne 70 days fro" Trieste with fruit to
Brig Geogana elan 20 days from New Orleans with
Brig Collins is day. from Savannah with cotton
Brig Antas HalIe, days from Philadelphia with coal
schr Iowa. Carney % days from New Orleans with mdse to
schr Geo Pollock Casey days from Newbern NC with
naval stores to- b. Blossom
stores. 2sR u !" X. Gull b.syy w S.s 19oa
INV lost part Of deck load, bolwarls. head, &c
coal bound to Newark ' WIN
sehr F. A. Seward, Ross days from Philadelphia with
scnr ity, Townsend, from Philadelphia. with coal, to
schr James C. Hatfield, from rhladeIphia with coal to the
master.
schr Express Smith days from Philadelphia with coal to
master
Schr Rubicon, Towe days from Virginia with oysters to
Below.
Ship ST Cloud. Eme son, &c DAYS from New Orleans with
cotton and provisions, to master.
Sailed.
Ship Cohoa, TIepbure. Liverpool, and OILERS.
Herald Marine Correspondence
REPUBLICAN OTrIcE
SAVANNAH MArch al NJ
Arr John Br) Leighton, Corkspoke Web Is lat 49, o u
49, Elgn tioueh DAYS from Turks Island for NIorE Al,o
arr, New Jesey Brown NewYork Cid Bszin Reece (Br)
Tazo. West Indies; Edw Franklin, Gray. NYork.
miscellaneous.
SHIP ST LAWRENCE, which Charleston In distns
before reported sailed from Liverpool the 18th Dec and
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The
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60 closely scbe, the real head Of hair that and
- ronnor,eus have pronounced the perfect and es
aortnsy invention OF the day The preat advantage Of this
novel aud unique wiz r being made without sewing OF
which its Appearances closely resemh
the beun hair both in ishtness and uatur appearance
defy detection, its being BEAUTIFUL porons
free that in all OF perspiraon evaporation unpeded
and evils Of other wigs entirely avoided The scertc
ard copnoeur alike invited this and beau
uiu Wig, end TIE peculiar method o fitting the head It IN.
manufacturers e. Cam t Broadway cerner Of Liberty
stfeet up snifs ms Imsse
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
- BOOTS AND SHOES.
WILSON JOHNSON

or to John tuich'ng) have rem y'd from i2oto
li2 Cha and mpted their ~
SPRING Goods the variety and lsTg,
of Boots and Shoes that he found tbs city
Bus 5000 ladies' leather do 5000 ladies' do,
5000 ladies' srpsrs. $3.50 reoemen DO 1000 sde.
fin Qch do hoo We Backs 10000 Children shoes Of all
kinds nd 0t0 ades Caters black and dolores. 30 ca
calf sowed Boots 80 pegged do Is
k,ps do 2, case boys ,ouhs do and all oher sr
that possibly he called for the boot a. shoe lIne
Tor s.e AZ h,than oppo tie The Chatham lheatv
~ b. ened ill 10 o'clock in the evening. giving
merchants Opportunity to purchase when not other
w.e eue red ms lmssc
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Domestic ImpOrtatiOns.

NEW ORLEANs-Barque Calao-20O bales Burrtt *
Johnson-e Schrmach r-3i2 Poirer Frere,-96P iar-
Harmony-lI5 Goodhue co-3 do hhds gar j HAYES
All bbls pork hhds hams Small Wlliams33 bbs pork 70
do grease G do kegs lard p Nevus & son.
NEw ORLEANs-BaIque Rio Gandel088 bbs flour Warng,
Gregor co-8i3 do Bows Calyi hhds hams and shoul
des Leland c0-l32 ties lao bbs pork and hams Banks
Powell.
New ORLEANs-Brg oreiana-825 bbIs pork $50 do l56
kegs lard 80 bDls II cks hhds hams suydam sage
SAvANNAH-Brig Leonom.-ll4 bales cotton Cot co-66
Gowdy Wells39 X Graves-57 do 10 boxes tobacco
Boorman Johnston COLO bales q Collns-35 q Wood-H
order
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COGAN,s INCOMPATIBLE PICTORIAL.

COGhN'S INCOMPATIBLE PECTOKAf. OR
" BREAST SALVE is gaining widely extended rspuis.
tor tsrtc a'es pouring the subscriber snd each
cciic enruest!y recommends ladies who may need to
make trial oft IL indeed joyous the devoted hu
band to that ne within mis- reach healing balm 10
sliav OF the sgonxing suengs Of beloved wife TITS
Save will without fail by timely arpc ton prevent The
breast from s.he,irs will Immediately remove seue in the
breast and will he fousd the sifes and to dry
the breast. The subscriber permitted RI fer TO Ms w.
r. Lre '6 Greenwich 70 Mrs Thomas experienced
Nur iBl Church It, ~ Y. The Save Tor sale Rushton
Co s. 10 Broadway, and 10 Asor gse where r,hc,es
may b. sen. DAVID A. COGAN.
Newark New jersey ma iwsec
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Died.

On Tuesday night, of scarlet fever, EDWIN d., Of
Matthew D. aud Sarah Ann Greene in the 9th year of his
age.
The friends Of the family invited to attend his fune
raj this afternoon at O'clock from the house of his
grandfather, Matthew l.. Davis No, 1871 Henry street
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BriRhton cattle Market,

MAR AT market $50 Beef Cattle, $50 Sheep and $50
Swine 100 Beef Cattle, of the best qualities. unsold.
PRicEs-Beef Cattle-A few extra at 81 IS S. first
quality 81 % So second quality SO rs 81 25 third
quality, So IS a So So
sheep-small lots from 81 rs to 81 so. Wethsrs from
81 rs to So so.
Swine Lots to peddle 42c for sows, and 5ic for Bar
At retail from to 6Ic.
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Foreign fnaportations.

MAnsELLEs-Brg Char otta-3 If cks madden E Hebadt
80 chs Mere200 bIs mdse 100 bk oil bxs quorice
Hay,la.d and CsesebIoush COT psrs silk Mccall 60
vedg Maheson2 bxs 10 cks mdse las bxs soap bkts
oil Moiz Poz23 cks 81 bales boxes mdse Breithaup
do mdse Duhl Cousenery-50 bales mdse A Loubst-72
madden 200 boxes 10 2 bales boxes mds
order.
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Foreign LETTER. OFFICE, at the Commercial Ci,eu-
London, Liverpool Have, South rica West Indies and
all other foreign ports. by the earliest Conveyance
Also Letters will be forwardcdto Boston daily
each. f. L. SNOW.
mn Ixha
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New ORLEANs-Barque Rio Grande-Reuben Rogers.
sAvANNAH-Brg Leonora-Messrs Dsnfeld, Rogers Roach
Bnrns-8 in the storage.
vALrARAso-ship henry Clay at EdEartown-Dr Barlow.
of New York.
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fay- COMSTOCK & cos EXTRACT OF SARSA
PARLLA.-The best and cheapest article in the world
The size sold ty others at ST. Is sold by them for so cents
per bottle and 81 per dozen, from 81 Courtlandt st.
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MONEY MARKET.
Tn ura6l nv. M arch 7-6

The stock market to-day is not quite active we
have noticed for few days past, prices firmly
tanned. Operators in Ohio have nearly all withdrawn
rom the street Kentucky 6's declined Ohio 6s ! ;
Illinois I Farmers Loan Pennsylvania SIS Nor
wich Harlem Canton Long Island /; North
American Trust t. Paterson advanced Z Indiana | ;
Vicksburg /. Stonington closed firm at yesterday
prices. There were sales Of Western Railroad.
At public sale in Boston, Massachusetts, per cent
State stock sold as follows:
S260 Mass per cent Stock payable in 1857 inter
est semi annually with coupons attached,
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ly- THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR.
SAPARLLA, Gentian and sasairas prepared by the New
York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established Tor
the suppression Of quackery. This powerful extract
prepared by scientific and medical men, will be found in
niey superior to the mixture sold by druggists
parila who totally ignorant of the medicinal proper
Ties OF the roots from which they make the extract In all
diseases arising from impure state of the blood such as
scroula salt rheum ulcers chronic rheumatism pimple
pusues on the face body pains the bones
joints and all complaints arising from improper use
mercury this extract will be highly beneficial Sold in
single bottles at Is cents EACH of hall dozen SO 30
do dozen So carefully packed and sent to all parts Of
the Union. Office OF the college, 50 Nassau st.
w. s RICHARDSON, Agent.
~ B. liberal discount to country practitioners and
medicine vendors.
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ny-PILES.-Why will you suffer with this dreadful l
complaint when they be cured eectually by the use
of one bottle OF Hays Linmentl This remedy is invalu-
able in all cases Of the Piles, at 81 C0urtlandt St.
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90 THIS WEEK ONLY.-An persons wishing to
subscribe to Godsmiths Writing and Bookkeeping at
the reduced charge Of three dollars for Penmanshp and
seven for Bookkeeping will please enter their this
week at the Academy. ls9 Broadway, opposite John
street Glasses meet daily during the day and evening
Ladies at IL A. M and Al o'clock, P. NJ satisfactory
improvement guaranteed to all (od and young Private
instruction gipeB
Qy-THE GREAT CHEAP LITERARY DEPOT, FOR
DOWN TOWN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT (Friday)
morning can be had my counters, all the New York
Boston and Philadelphia Weekly Papers, also all the late
cheap publications oi the day from the New York. Boston
and Philadelphia publishers Merchants and others down
town. who daily receiving orders from the country or
these publications can have them speedily executed at IL
N. u: On Saturday morning No Of Harpers Bioie VIII
De published anda whowish to get the
the state of perfection picked and can DO
so by leaving their with The numbers sent 70
any part the city payable delivery 20 cents per mum
office. 0. ii. CROSBY.
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NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY
r q S l. T. II IL n II n AZ

Broadway, would inform h. iIiead. and that
will in few days at No John street, tup ,.as near
1:; stua ed the Third Avenue. opposite TIE Eve mills
containing good kitchen a.d les.
of land s 81 n .:e pa, ssh .s Of Ass
Ss:s hs Fly and Harlem One half III b SainS r.:
sss ssss; S' &4sss ss Hail. ati$ssAR
store To let Il: b." G4s Ne y a". s a
,9vs Nc nelly RIs
n. oaa sa d YS s s Application be m "sf IRE "
THE ,.S, "a afshio aad ,.on1 b place Of public
m mi ,' Ss or ' or
p.sls Of public Of me fiat class. This pre-
s" e g.
:Ssass 4; s!$S:d: .
g.; M on the BY as % s s1S
last River ms, Il freqented by most
"s.sei,be families am asrirs the summer season
s tyfPas sbove i. well calculated for l.r. Boarding.
School, h'vins none IN th' vicinity me 2weodis re
r9. sss land q: % !:
Of
Zoe i've mica He
boken at Scaucus N. in he reii hborhood Of good
DOCK, No yj Perry street, OF the owner O. UNDER
HILL at Secaucus, or DR. CLOVER. Aonst ms I'm re
&TSCiTY PnOPERTI-Two very fne Farms in tie
sNcounty Of Columbia containing about 100 each.
These lately and highly improved by B.
Lutlow, rss of Ca'eIack and within one snd half
i'es Of the Hudson. The Hudson railroad and
turnpike both along the borders and hrou ,h por Of
each They superb order and beautifully Nooded and
watea Exclusive Of the usual farming the meadows
y!e'ds last bet md three hundred tons Of hay
The, wond be well adapted for stock the mill
butter made the afternoon be in the New York
| ket at daylight the merniug
va rtcu description Of tie property il scarcely
cesy the purchaser will doubt, personal nspsc-
| ton for himself its value.
the arms tn posessi Of William II. Ludlow, IT..
from whom information them may be acquired
| For t- ms, apply at IA Barclay sreet, to -
| JOHN T.. STEVENS.
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Old stock Exch.nxe.

public mind generally is becoming daily liberal on
the tariff laws and have doubt this bill will meet
with appreciation from all classes.
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ROBERT HOPE HART,
IMPORTER,

NO II M4SS.fU SIREET, CORNER OF PINE,
OFFERS for sale, in lots to suit purchaser Scotch Ate
" London and Dublin Brown Stout sco.ch and rsh h,.
ker, DARK aad Pals Braudes, Mads,, sherry Port Chsi
f23 lmissec
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A
.he prneipa Giles Of the Unit. s'Se.'
wh,e . Al The pasi al .sw'P:p s are pc
sSsn s.ss
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orders hsy viii meet with III; r enter
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Ass '. 81 4
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Do 'i Dtm S"sas odsiSost ktsSs
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.esp Que seSTy Ass Portland Ar:
sso wbs G1tSas .eat, do Ms
Bay y tie Democrats veninx Gazse Doscn ros do ship.
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bridg Visitor Phtsed Sun Newburypo,t terald. North
iIs%p.hIe stat sman, Portsmouth Journal! do z-t,e ye
jslandProv, dence Journal Newport Rhode Is aueer Con.
icut-ar ford Coarant, Norwich Aurora. New Lond
jersey City Advertiser Newark Advertiser. Tre1ton ETpo-
rum do State Gazette, Paterson GUARDIAN Morsown er-
Phil.ielrhia Enquirer do Chronicle do u G.zotte DO
do Museum PITTS urgh Chronicle do 81 irt Times, louisville
journal, Carl sc Herald MayiandIpR:nt News. ,l,,m re
e Observation-Disclosures Globe National in.lnsenceI
Star and Tran cnpt Norfolk Herald. ynchbprs Virginia.
cury do Patriot do Sonh,rner Colup ba Times Georgia
Savannah Georgian do Republican, Columbus Enquirer Mil
Asoama-Mobe Adver,'ser do Tribune Huntsville ter,ld
Monitor. New Orleans. q. Bee, do Bullet y
do P,cayun do rce Current do Republicans do Tropic dc
Loasansn. Oho-Cncinnati Gazstte, do f. qurer Clev
aud Herald Columbus Statesman do Sate journal Indians
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10 Democrat Sang Journal spnn field do DO Site Sen
tinel Nsuvoo Times and Seasons keetnck-Lex'ngt lie
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VARIANTS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CAPAi-
VA AND C' BrpS y his medicine has been er ensye
Iy used on shlpboad aud in the southern States and p fer
aoe tn any other The unfortunate patient this
rrmeoy has no occasion TO make his public snd
without ap LEGATION to medical withou' RESTRICTION
Diet confinement finds himself cured e1,ctua in few
days tnlug and saving Of lee ing tive
having thus in his reach cheap por able aud pleasant
Iege.y. For sale Who . ale and ret ii by
JAMES TAKRANT, D'ugei,t, &c
ms 2wis-ec cor Greenwich and Warren
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SHELF AND HEAVY HAIR DWARF.
TOHN KUrHvEN, 81 John street il daily fresh
imported Goods very low PRICES bought previous to the
advance gland for h. and solics call from Country
Merchants previous making their purchases Among The
may be the following leading articles
always hspd viz
An its Mouse hole and Wkinson's
Collins & Co s genuine Axes.
S,nde son, Brothers Co genuine Cast Steel.
Cbains-bright Trace Halter, Fifth and Log
Ibbotson % Scythes and Files
W eeding Hoes Japaned Half Brit and 4. s.
Brade's Hoes
Butchers EDGE Tools
kowland's Md, avs and Cross Cut.
Cut aud Wrought Nails.
Sh0veis and spades. Ames, Rowlands and L. y.
Heup-M tnila aud ottoD hope, all siZcf
Lrchs Plate Knob, Pad. Amer can.
Hinges Hook, Plate, BUT, P,tent, &c.
James Wood Screws, genuine.
Wilson's Shoe and Bntctei Knives, genuine.
Savs-rnd p mel, Back, &c.
Vicss-Br.t and Cooper Key, SUI erior
Sh, Tire d and TwiIc
Cotton Wool and Horse Cards.
Guns emil. and Double EaIrsl
Pistols, Rifles. Caps tlints, &c. .
Also large assortment OF American Hsrdwae, manuf.
tuIers Prices.
Table Pocket Cutlery las Rodgers Sons and otter
celebrated nakers-aI e which vii be soid cash
roved pape, Southern AID Western Mechsns bn til II
sptiHg stocks. JOHN kU lhVEN,
m8 3tsvy wv SF,wsec 81 John street.
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UNION HOTEL,
CORNER OF GREENWICH AND RE

UNION HOIEL,
CORNER OF GREENWICH AND RECTOR SITS
D DELL AMoTTE bss = iafoIm ne Public that hs has
newly fte' up his t and has taken the house NO 81
Green adior Ing thy now oceupnd thr ny me
to ell ladies aor falcons Tor
pr,yae parties lao f. besides eoGe and bill
rrd rooms The location is 'sed for salub NY
c. nveu OF he being the vi
entity the Battery within five mnu"s walk OF the Jus
House aud xchapg.
d. viii spare no deserve good share Of pub
lie Patronage - =,
Persons Of the French Language VIII have
superior the OF eir studies
Permanent boardes be accommodate with ne rooms on
reasonable terms nS Imrc
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FAT BEEF.
THE subscriber will o for sale his shop Of Ess
Broadway aud Market street. saiurd " March o. the
Beef OF five Steers ted by Erasus Linsey
ofiNo hford, Connecticut
Al'o, ysrety of superior Mutton aud Veal.
ma 2s'ec JOHN b. ROBERTS.
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.


ACARD.
SiGNOR RAPETTl begs to inform the Of the Ore
- that his Benefit having been troned in favor of Mr.
ralmo. it Is fixed take place Thur day March H. an
support By particular DIES ire will b. peril rmed the Opr IL
PURlTANI with other entertainments, which will he
pr ss,d 10 y bills Of he day
B.-Sgnor Rapetti would respectfully intimate to the
holders NJ The that their will be open
until Wedn sday m8tolf
VTANTkD--A respectable smart young youth,
w clerk, and make himself useful gene rail- in fncy
lie apply only by ler s'atiog his age present
occupation and tie salary he would expect, which be
low lie also he able respectable references
his chsrc for honesty ntgry and industry Address t3
Broadway. nh8 It'rc
pENTING AND COLLECTING OFFICE.-PETER
~ AYMAR having again commenced his OIL busiie Of
Remit e. Collect ng Of Rents Bills &c respectfully solics
the patronage Of h public at his Office, No l3 Nassau
.econu door below peekman p. AYMAK.
ms m
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TO THE PUBLIC,
MRS. q Is MILLER X CO.,
TOBACCO AND SNUFF

HARDWARE.
10 CASKS "Elvells" and bades psteut Carolins Hoes
i 4 20 do bright Trloes Hooks and nines
10 do genuine Shehe d Anyis the reduee ed price
A.o Hook, snd finps Ssuc pans aud Tea K.tes. iros
Tea and Table Spoons, Vices saws, tes DE Tools Pen
Pocket and Table Knives r'rcoss,2n Cars " r. &C. tor
sas by JOHN n NtWbttLD,
ms 5tissm 90 Johl stfegt
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SEVENTH WARD AMERICAN REPUbLl-
CAN NOMINATIONS.
For Adrrman-JOHN A. BUNTING,
Assstsn'-JOHN BAYLEss
Assessors-Abr.ham 8. w. Van Duzen'
Nathan Hedges,
Constablts-Samuei Jones,
Elihu 3 uthmavd.
lnspectors-lst Dist hVes Coma,
lomon Fam ne,
I'd A" George W. Fofdhan,
Wii,iam tetts.
Sd Hugh 5 Gilberts,
Reuben w ne,@e,
4h Miiiam Pinkney.
hn w. c Leverdge,
5th " W. liam Met ,ormick,
w Phelps,
9Th Chil,on As mead,
J.. hn q Dsbow,
7th Albert ~ VIOLATION,
Aaron Kline
By order Of the Nomin stng Commse; $40 ~
PETER COLLINS, Chairman
THOS T. SUTTON, sec'y. ms 2tsrc
THE PILOT BOAT BOYS BALL.
, be given by Charles Seey Montgomery Hail. Pfnce
l. .trse near Broadway. Wednesday, March l3tn i8ts
The Floor i'll be under The direction OF Mr. Cornelius Shee-
han. - Il . 40, nr,u No.
tice II given by the s ind Of the bus ., m. ,
Commuve Of Araue ements.-John Thomas, Henry bhd,
John Bascowb Samuel Cook John kolrden Cornelius ohee
han. Henry Allen. cu.s d srrIv s.,v
celebrate New York Coton Band is engaged for the
ickets for sale al James Avery 800 Water at at Morsc
merry Hail. Prince John Thomas, 10 Centre 81 ana at
Baters 3, Bowrry. ms n
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,eps Of the Western Railroad Company for the week
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BhOHUWA1 NJAINSI HE WORLD.
TN no ed thoroughlae edmted to he the greatest
mart for the ssle Of lenemens apparel ~ the
Unej st aud the impression hat has heretof existed in
the nds Of m,nyt"st purchasers in Boadw obliged
exobittnt for article 'f dress fully
but,ed from the nown reputation to the chaIg eablhed
by EDWARD FOX, etor OF the City Cash Tailoring
Establishment, No. 200 Broadway Here i. advantage to
merchants and Others visiting this city avail themselves Of
oui from extensive Assortment IF re,dg m,de co
hing nsf cured from the best maer,'. aud in III most
e. be style The atte, ton Of tie ublc is psr uarly
called visit This ssst hment and exsmi.s tn STYLE Of
tw,d and fancy Casino Office FIock designed Tor The
preaching season.
Also a.sortnent Of rich Chene Vevt and Broc,de Vest
irgs Fancy French Cloth. aud Ca'ere by the late arrivals
from the celebrated mnuficoty OF Boiey Fills and
lee ed expressly Tor me fashions Garments iuperby
made order aud If required at few hours ,oice.
EDWARD FOX
CITY Cash Tailoring Establishment 2o2 Broadway bow
Fulton st. m8 3m &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-08

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