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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-09

TWINES-TWINES.
O00 BALES BRIDPORT MANUFACTORY comprsng
AOO avery full assortment of Seine Herring and Gill Nett
Twine from 81 to % lbs.
Also hree-thrad h. Sail Irvine. All Of fresh importation
and manufactured with the greatest from the best material
and well worthy the attention Of the trade For sale
BILE TERMS by y. X. COLLINS CO.,
aus &c s. South street.
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H4!WHlnRs ocullsr
NO "a Greenwich street.
HI DlfE IL Z. . OF THE EYE
nom ''n'' very 'a XKfi iIsesii&&irn' E9Es
aS P 81 81 q 81 ;:s
oaiss hour. from AM. to / PM. altar which he
HI LODGINGS TWENTY-FIVE
! !. :
A1sMN ~ CENTS,
RluNWSGT THE NAG'S HEAD.
xENV&SH No. 3 BARCLAY SrRRr.
WENMNSM The Subscriber having fitted up
N4N Connected com with his EssSIish aDs%.
WxSNA solicits, call from his friends and
~~ JAMES BYRNEs
"A TO LET-FURNIsHED ROOMS with good pan.
81; ssss;s e sf % s
a BREWERY AND FARM FOR sALE.-Ihe sub
issss es, ss M Mass. %s
capable S:s. .. Mali,
hsSs ss 81 a
safe and % ~ the centre r,ndv %
the res. farm under q % wS a uns
viii be sold separately or together Terms sas yps nov
West Troy, Albany County. July 10Th. 1914 iis tire
kE6 FOR RIO JANhikO-fAassAGk ONLit. :,
w Captain BaT..ov viii pSs,vsy
'Pg Slot S board reo fTr REsGsG5 South
IN eArf a mo new British s PG Biz ME- Vii Cox;
YHs %as,s, $50 tons sas1 will proceed as above
Apply the Captain e bSS Gf. q hS1fssa'u E fSs or to
| iyY &c 81 South street.
S6x FOR NEW OKLEAN S-FiTsi Regular PscLe!;;5
% Ssp,sS s. %S.ss e h snSs S
south should make early application g ,,.,pp.v
shs &c % ap very
Is e 81
Rs.dam pH'p' Banking dN HETs sSs Sn'd
N B. Passage to and from Liverpool be secured the
' y 5 "s Of 'ss
S& FOR q s Rs lS! A EE
SGk Captain Griswoid will sail positively above, her
The of this ship for cabin second cabin and
ssssssf belSs sSsSaa no aG
E 80 to aoe 70 South Maiden Lane
g1h MEE regular u
IN; das s s vii ings ays nsH ss'
freight hsnd.9ns, furnished y q.
q apply :" Esfs S..1S sat
sS$
IT,
Vernon, and sail 3th Sept. Aug Acc
$50 FOR LIyERPOQL-RsgulaIr Packet Of the llh
'ii Captain ss1 viii
aoove her regular day .,;s. g. ...;. ..na .,h,
immediate application on bp3T skSG G # Mp AkyYs
I cobb w s Fl ss
@st IS 81 a e @ 81 n any Sa %
regular packets sailing weekly by applying as above BY
Drafts given r1yaPe at sight for any amoap 2" the
Co., bankers London pay in every town Great Britain
so ~ 5,,
ococ. Stages viii be il above
jei5 5m.rc !.
PLEAsANXTT ASD f1it A : E 4 6 Rs
NEW Ss Sw HaN% RrArES
From rsa III syt IS! Eh,i.t1y rnfs
sS. Ps Ss% % s PAX ss Hf'sss L.
RisS%S1di e inmates to ., and 10 minutes to
Leave. New q gdsStSa al and 10 Nj at IA and TX
Sunday-Leaves New York, III A. NJ; and
sP NJ Leaves Port Richmond at 20 minutes to and 10 AM;
at 1, and III p. NJ.
New York. May IS, 1914. my1 6mErc
10rSD1 "a The Steamboat THOMAS SALMOND,
EMl - Capt w. +. Shultz, will the Fishing
rs VI. hs 7% %.sa .,I.s Fer.
%$SSEsRHsyss n e.; "A Fit
TO COMFY ISLAND AND FoRr HAMILTON
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS-Wil leave her usual
places at 2 pa, 2s, ga and Pier No. N. II. at o'clock
SUNDAYS and VIII make two trips from places.
MONDAYS. In the Mornings leave ga az, g. Ga, and
Pier No. N. r.. 9a Afternoons at q "a, 2, 23 and
Pier No. N H. Returning, will land the places.
Fare I2is cents each way. az 7tis*rc
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
al
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO
- CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
DOCTOR JOkUAN'S.

DOCTOR JOkDAN'S,
pRIvATE SPECIFIC PACKAGES have been used for
n
as ss medicine sna viii
:sss 20 So
'0f fems eo%e p package require
additional medicine they supplied free
few S %
RON, continuation Of Centre street jy25 lntrc
10 THE LADIES.
DIR. HULES UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.
new instrument aT the radical cure Of roispsus uss
& s.ss ys%s
Pss to @ .s"s d a e s D CURE
he most a Ha,a d c'rcams ' ~
:. Well X s os a ss .a.s
Pss.sIs; and ~ other Painful surgical sxpsaiens IF Ly
s&s sn ~ nsSea 'sf he
Colleges and Hospitals and By al the ri.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' No.
wsssy street having separate from The business
Ts s
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.
I HE MOST blessed and wonderful remedy discovered
F Rssssss S ss TkSS .Ys% s OF The Skis"
Bloches in ct any dssurens but he public must be on
'Ns'f S'''bf DISHONEST fsseTroisN coyNTEREEITERs,
ss
Ss s Ssh ySp Il oss or We
warrant the above to be its real qualities It also in the most
surprising manner
Changes dark yellow skin
To healthy fine ceamess.
Many think its exaggerated let such
has hundreds Of cleared the skin Of ecke
burn, m6phew it also be conscienousy recommended
for old rngwom and heads Physicians
feGed to who use it daily in their, practice.
But mind is Jones' Soap has DONE and still effects these
Get where else in this city but the sign Of the
American Eagle 50 Chatham street, and 323 Broadway,
in Boston, Reddngs State Zeber Ledger Build
ings Philadelphia 2o7 King street. Charleston c.; Gsh
Lancaster Pa; and Mrs. Hays, lss Fulton street. Brooklyn L.
Island. jy8 im*ec
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On' hi. os.1 ana ~, Sea I Ey
oa szciusivsy this important branch Of The profess
.a a I @ q Ds
ms ss, ss hour, S% sso
READ WHAT ohER MANS LUZENGES
HAVE DONE
MIR. DAY, boot maker, No. 20 Tllary street, Brooklyn
M suffered greatly for eghen months with spaciaon de-
Ii IL Sss S ss
He had been attended b. sna io 10
reading Dr. sh.rnans Boo. descriptive Of the symptoms
ssssa % ss.a L sass s,
%. ss sSs. h. al r ss &c nst.s
GSsss whSsSr Gsssc sas
S:ss f.SSa ;% Ss:s s .a
6 y nsS
Esss sss:
:s::
sss . A. ~ .:
with direction. hs back Theirs ss9.
daxSisis Esms@Csr Losengs and fisssls
S S Gs S ss ss;
Way Il Ssafy" NV SsS. il Sssa "a s
pss sss FaSn simso. Prossst and Iask.Sa SIS
an. N Is David bysoa Co.. Ledger
A. Guthrie Stanwix Hall. d23rc
- DOClOR MORRISON,
NORTH RIVER pSPENSARY, 20ils Fulton street.
IN DOCTOR MORRISON continues be consulted conf
denay all private Diseases which he cures without er-
restraint in diet pursuits and recent parcu
lary Gonorrh9a" he three to six days The most
obstinate Structures yield % Dr. M new and successful treat
ment, without pain In the worst forms Of Structure ne war
mi R1T flo]iufs AND coNsrITUToNAL DEBILITY
This Affection and the of evils resulting from secret
habit in youth BE- m on
cal principles BY restoring the system 70 healthy tone and
nsatng its original vgor perfect cure guaranteed or no
NB-Dn NJ holds communion with medical preenders
ADVERTISING Surgeon the city sshi; Diploma his Office
will medicine and advice any of the Union Of
fee 204a Fulton near Greenwich, N. r. Open from a. M
to 10 P. M. daily. jy30 lmsrc.
TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
6 sss fS a sS ss q e NJ
rally received opinion OF the existence Of ncunbe sey
Except indeed OF maormaon which
Elixir Cordial in every instance Of producing that state Of
health which results the wife becoming blessed mother
who for pinned in childs Loneliness has fully established
the Of the Provocative Elixir Cordial Il is nialliable
scnural weakness uor abus debility ncontnence and the
various train Of complaints arising from excess Illness or i'm
ton The fame Of this wonderful Elixir Cordial well
bshed. sale Of than fifty thousand bottles and pack
in which held 1t pleasant and agreeable the
The the only authorised agent in this country
Price Sc a bottle F0.
gradients composing the Elixir Cordial put packages
for transmission by mail with full direction for preparing
Price OF package S., making three bottles:
iy6 im.rc Office l29 Liberty st.
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No. % Chambers d. doors w. OF Broadway,
NEW YORK.
ONFINES his practice DISEASES oy rHs Frs, and Ops
rstious upon that Organ and appsndages. Artificial Eyes
inserted Dr. b. has Tor eight devoted his
almost sxcusivsy this important branch Of The profess
ssiant and later practising Charleston Fon OsEsA.
moderate, s.''e Office hours from "a nj. to P. NJ
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IMMENSE IMPORTATION OF FKESH TEAS!
IT'S YOUR OWN FAULT If YOU DRINK BAD
s4N4 TEA!
Five Pounds Of Fine Tea for Three Dollars!
THE only establishment in this country in position to sell
Tea Yf ns quality and reduced price. Com
pare taste and judge for yourselves
NEW YORK AND CHINA TEA COMPANY,
90 Catherine street. New York,
jy II imsec Il. Il. CHRISTIANSON, Manager. 4
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BhOADWA ~ AGAlNST The WORLD.
THIS noted thoroughlare admitted be the greatest
\ mart for the sale Of Gentemens Wearing Apparel in the
United States and the impression that has heretofore existed in
the minds oil many that purchasers Broadway obired
pay an ex9rblant 1ce for article of dress is fully
fued from the known reputation the charges established
by EDWARD FOX Proprietor Of the City Cash Tailoring
Establishment No. 202 Broadway. Here an advantage 10
merchants and Others visiting this city, avail themselves Of
ing manufactured from the best materials and in the most
fashionable style The attention Of the public particularly
called this establishment the style Of
ilsd and fancy Cashmere Office brooks designed for the APP
preaching season. - -
Also, assortment Of rich Chene Velvet and Brocade Vest
ngs Fancy french Cloths and Cassimes by the arrivals
from the celebrated manuactory of H. Boey Fills select
ed expressly for the fashions Garments suIerbly made
up TO order and II required few hours notice.
EDWARD FOX
Ity Casn Tailoring Establishment, 2o2 Broadway below
Fulton ma am sec
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CHEdF
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
3O4 PEARL STREET,
bEEWEFN BEEKMAN STREET AND PECK SLIP
k 'hhoctorh one Of the pioneers Of the cash system
desires the public that h. continues 10 man.
uacture kind Of Civil and Military clothing of the finest
materials IN the most superior style lower prices BY twenty
hys per cent than any other house charges the quality
Best sureriine wool black Dress Coat. ..SH 10 500
Pants Of fancy and plain black Cashmere. 5 10
Vests OF all kinds, Silk Satin Cashmere :, ~, 10
Gentlemen who supply their own cloth have them made
IN the best style az the following prices
ants Honi 4 80 to
jy26 lmsec JOHN MOEE Ar
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STOUVENEL q Co..

90 GOLD sTREET, new YORK, M.naiaetaIs e. az
20 sorts Of GLASS, and and match i To- any pa.
ssPca. An Lnd. of G... mad and On. e o13s o,r.n.
doies Candeabs Suspendins Solar from 70 Y lights nan
LAMPS and Lanterns Of and patserns also
Iamps Astral altered Solar Country msEchAnts anu or
find 70 their interest 70 call s above or 4 e an, ri
ss Of The best quality warranted aud low prices
Wholesale and retail Goods loaned for parties yS6 I'm
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MEDICAL CARD.
nOCTOR FAWCETTS late work the best mode of
- treating Constitutional Debility, Impotency Sterlty Noe
tuna Emissions, GononhGa elect, Structures Veeeal and
all Diseases OF the Gene Organs, be obtained his Of
fee LOG Fulton street. New Yorprice 81 The Doctor CON
tnues his consultations those diseases his old
established Office 96 Fulton Country patients describing
their minutely and enclosing will advice and
medicine; also a copy Of the work. lm-rc
LEECHES! LEkCHES!! LEECHES!!!
2uCOO LARGE and healthy Swedish I.eeches, of supe-
01ONS nor quality Just received ship How ard from
Hamberg. for sale at the lowest market price, at
q. A. u II. WHITE,
ly9 lm.rc importers Of Leeches 80 John street, N. Y.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
- FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
'THE CHEZ VIRTUES of the TRICOPHEROUS, or
Patent Medcated Compound, -
Its brac,ng, strengthening and clarifying qualities
Pits gently stimulating the action Of the skin.
s producing and encouraging reaction IN the bulb
root anu particularly the pulp which receives the vessels
and nerve, giving life and yigor to the hair
Its equalising the circulation Of the fluids.
3ts freeing the skin from the effects Of perspratio scurf
and dandruh,, aud dsposing the hair curl.
rs frequent use will preserve the hair in beauty and
health, to the latest period Of life.
at9ous advice given disease connected with the hair
At the Hair Cutting Rooms l6 Broadway stars
l.IDeIty stItet. au3 Inns m
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MEDICAL AID.
REM0Vt Al

z
REMOVAL
OR GREGORY has removed from II Barclay street. to G6
Gold street where he may be consulted confdentally
There lew if any medical men among u.s. that know
better how manage those difficult aud delicate disorders
winch strangers liable contract while visiting city,
Pr q has published treatise habits and Diseases
called the kubconit is intended for the patients oil
elr sex u only treats Of curing diseases but what is
nmGh better points out clearly the of preventing those
yu aofdes AZ which human shoulders think on
ms account alone the book worth than All other pub
csions 81 the kind II Is sold by the author his residence
Price ~ cents - " = ~ 49,"
~ ~ females afflicted with malady called "lle whites
ms n,te book VIII prove friendly aud confidential adviser
rs "se lor sale A. The following drug stores:-
20. 70 Willian stIcet, Maiden Lane.
Nos 81 and 70 Fulton street.
pom corners OF Chambers street and Broadway
20 ~ bowery corner Of Walker street.
80. 100 bowsry, corner Of Sprung street.
20. q ftst Broadway corner oil Market stvyf and
ann 70. no delaney street, corner Of Suffolk street
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
NEWARK ND NEW YORK.
FARE ONLY I2J LENTS.
THE NEW AND SWIFT STEAMER RAINBOW,
CAPTAIN JOHN GAFFY.
@s follows leave Newark, foot OF Centre st, at
*k1Z. IN A. Nj. and ih ?. NJ. Leave New York,
foot OF Barclay ST. at 10 A. NJ. and r nj.
On Sundayseaye Newark at A. NJ. and r. M. and New
York at 10 A. NJ. and 4 r. NJ
Freight carried at very reasonable rates.
Nav 10th. 1874. aptrc
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DECvR DINTERIEUK,

THE uBsCRBER having Just received from Paris very
chaste and beautiful collection highly finished Frsco
Decorations for interior embelshment respectfully the
attention Of the genty I? his extensive The
them TO eonnoeurs of art in comparison with
other methods OF establishment they will found in many
ways highly advantageous TO purchasers. Apply 20
GEORGE PLATT
ylzt I'm re " Spruce street.
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CAST OFF CLOTHlNG
GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES DESTROYS of converting into
- cash their speruous of Clothing will obtain from
The Subscriber the HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
Families Gentlemen quitting the city or changing re-
de9ce having effects Of the kind dispose Of will mud il
much to their advantage the who will
attend them at their residence by appointment
H. LEVETT, Ofhce No. Wall street,
,,, and at 40 Hudson 81.
Clothing cleaned and repaired
A line through the Post Office otherwise will receive
prompt attention. Jy20 imsrc
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AND SINGLE ACTION
At 3S5 BROADIYAY

ID. vi. N %.
No. 90 John street and :36H Broadway.
HAVE received by arrivals and keep constantly
hand large and tasteful selected Of French and
German articles for Embroidery and Fancy Goods which they
offer for sale at wholesale and retail viz
Berlin Zephyr Worsted German Worsted Canvas Floss
si Chenille and variety Of other articles for Embroidery
Beads Purse Ornaments Bracelets Jet Combs and Bracelets
Wire Baskets, Gilt and Steel Clasps for Bags and Purses
tiii and Sil,eed Hair Pins, Combs Frnges Braid Cord
Tasses Necklaces. Slices sc.
splendid Of all kind Of Tassels Chenille Cord
and Chenille.
Embroidered Suspenders and Suspender Trimmings Silk
Worsted and Cotton Fnges and Gimp in all color and
ltes.
Oiled Silk, French manufacture, White, yellow and green.
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PEUPLE S LINE of STE MBUAlS
EOR ALBANY

xNRn oa DAILY, Sundays excepted-Through direct
GnSTD p. NJ, from the Steamboat Pier between
-fEEZ Coar.landt and Liberty, q ;, streets. !, :.
John Monday Wednesday aud Friday Evenings att.
The Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Captain A. Houghton, on
Al Five o'clock, MmLandng a Intsr,neds.e Places
,enden Monday, Wednesday Friday and Sunday Afternoons
O'Clock.
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain WIN. II. Peck Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday Afternoons, at O'Clock.
Passengers taking either Of the above lines will arrive
in Albany in ample time to take the Morning Train Of Cars
the The boats and substantial, are fur
nshed with and elegant and for speed and
coinmodations, are unrivalled on the Hudson.
For passage freight apply board, to r. c. Schultz,
al the Office on the wharf. au3rc
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NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT
Ae@ A FOR ALBANY AND TRoY. ROY.
Hx-sZ.a intermediate places.
The Steamer EMPIRE, Captain s. II. Roe Monday Wednes
day aud Friday Morning at 7 o'clock.
The Steamer TROY Captain A. Gohaa, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday Morning, at o'clock.
Evening Line from the foot of Coutlandt street. direct
The Steamer SWALLOW, Captain A. Mclean, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday Evening, at O'Clock.
The Steamer ALBANY, Captain r. b. Macy Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday Evening, at o'clock.
The Boats Of this Line, owing their light drausht Of
able all times the bars and reach Albany and
Troy in ample time take the morning train Of for the
east west.
For passage freight apply board the Offices the
Wiz mil
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EDUARD LIPPOLD

EDUARD LIPFOID,
No. IO3 william street, near John,
HAS RECEIVED by late arrivals and keeps constantly
IL hand
Zephyr Worsted, best quality, by the bale, pur
chasers. .
Tapestry Worsted, do for fancy knitting.
Chine Worsted, do do do
Canvass in Silk, Cotton, Worsted Linen of all widths and
sizes. -
Berlin Embroidery Patterns, extensive assortment
Purse Twist plain and shaded French English and German
Chenille plain and shaded Embroidery Chenille
Gold and Silver Braids, Cords Thread Tassels
Beads, Gold, Silver and Steel; Purse Rings, Buges.
Gmps and Frnges of every style and pattern French and
English. -
:, Cord and Tassels, Bindings Tapes Fancy Buttons.
For sale on liberal terms. iv25 Im%m
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PAUL DE ROCKS WORKS.

BKxUTifTi. TIn.,,.,sd - s,as ~ N -.
WORK. Of Charles Paul de Kock the authors portrait
I'd bae7phy, Il ready for delivery IQ2 Nassau
hoadon Esamiasr he richest. humorous. most snc
y lansuagen So Is the excitement about them
France and England thar Backwood Magazine =" The
suIhors and Paul D Koek mad This edition beaut
uiiy printed sulerne paper contains hundred
large Of closely printed matter The work maiabe
aud may be sent by throughout the United States the
Caaadas tring expense All orders for copy
work must contain dollar Be fanked post paid and d
rected 10 Holland Glover 02 Nassau street. New York.
SIX copies will be sent for five dollars.
The trade supplied ON the usual Tvs lmd&W#
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JONES'o COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
OR lNIriAToRy COUNTING ROOM

OOEUCT NHurrHy btreet.
HE object OF this Institution is mpa thorough nsiruc-
ton n Bookkeeping, Penmsnshp Commercial Arth-
mse and qualify Gentlemen FOR practical duties Of the desk
friyate instruction is given il required.
W Members OF the Mercantile Library Association
luesed 70 apply the Librarian Clinton Hall who will
the Committee. 80
./ References be had Academy Bookkeepers
Merchants and Clerks who have been students during
IL For SALE Joness Principles and Practice Of Bookkeeping
sve lce l2s This work adopted the first Acsds In
st,utions IN this country IL also republisied ia gland
a aM IN
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GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARUROBE
I'VE lilGHEST PRICES can be obtained by tentlemen
wearing apparel into cash. ~ "
Families or Gentlemen quitting the city or changing resi-
dence having superuous fleets dispose Of will find il
much TO Their advantage TO sen for the Subscriber will
attend at their residence by appointment. 80
J. LEVINSTYN
ii, -, 49, sb6 broadway up stairs
prompt attention. ,v2o irnsrc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08
ARRIVED,


Bark Rio Gracds COUSINS. q days from New Orleans. pork
aud fou Nesnith Walsh Feb IS. lat % IS long 81 IS,
exchanged M sisa2s With brE ENJOY Haynes from New Or
Cloud, Emerson. from New Orleans for Newly oIk.
Brig Antares, ett, days from Philadelphia, csa 10
Hart Fanderburg The brig Yucata Baker 53 days from
ernaInbuco put the B.akwa-r for Philadelphia, wiki
less OF buw4rks and other damage March off Barneeat,
parted compeny with brig Robert, Wall from Philadelphia
for Boston
Brig Gsorciaua Mcclellan &c days (rora New orleans
gar aud molasses. 10 Nesmh * Walsh.
Swedish brig Charlotte, sansot., IS days from Naeies.
mdze 10 Mitchell.
Dans brig Apollo, Broheson, 2 days from RIO Graod-,
600 aides and 1000 horns John Dooey Left brig Mer-
maid, Of salem sail the lst CT Jan; CoIaasey of
York dischsrgiug.
Pnssisn Pesznitz Schroeder, 7s days from New
castle, Eng, 2s6 tons coal, order
Bark Caao Hynes of Ption. from New. Orleans, Feb 10,
pork sc, TO o Ward
Austrian brig Airons 70 days from Trieste, fruit Faber
Sican big Carlata, LagaDa IS days from Palermo fruit,
10 Fitch & Co.
Brig LeonoFa, Collins 10 days from Savannah, co,,on to
Ogden
schf George Pollock Casey. from North Carolina, naval
stores.
Schr Rubicon, Towle from Virginia.
SchT DESPATCH Coaon from Philadelphia coal bound 20
Sew-Haven.
Schr Libslty, Townsend, from Philadelphia coal.
Sc,r James Hatfield, iron Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Samuel lugraan, OTIS from Ne~beru, {, naval
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08
.a-.--===sa=as
MARRIED:

On Tuesday March By the RI. Rev Bishop Onderdonh;
Mir Oris ORasBgE to Miss DELLA +. NEWELL daughter OF
William L. Hsskins-all Of tins city
ON WEDNESDAY March the Church OF the Ascens,on
br the Rev Mr. Richmond Mr.. EDWARD hEARHy TO Miss
I.Nr daughter Of the late John C!endnlng. :, .,,
Mach AZ IS Lafayette Place. by the Rev Mr. Aebott,
Mr. GsoRsr B. CURTIS Miss L. NJ. LEACH, botho souh
March e. Mr. CORNELIUS J. .srRAGuEo to Miss MARY Z.
TJrIIy