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Cotton Market.

SAVANNAH March 2s-- The sales of the week foot up
only 945 bales OF which 9l4 uplands viz: II at
10 at at at7t 90 at n SO at7H 264 at g. 2s7 at
81 las at ST. and lie at 81; 81 bales Sea Island at 2Oa2l
Eat 23 al &C. at 49, and stained at 10 cents The
ales should not be taken fair criterion of
~ and little Of the better qualities have put the
market Cotton has gone forward freely this week. the
exports reaching 2l bales of which s79S bales have
been sent to Great Britain.
MOBILE, March 25.-Our market continues TO exhibit
but little activity Holders, however very firm As
regards prices the transactions which have taken place
have principally been full of last week. but buy
ers find it more difficult to proceed Indeed holders
indifferent and for bulk Of their stock asking
about &c higher than current prices OF Friday last The
disposition seems to he to hold for the steamers news
Arrivals since Friday evening nearly 900 bales
Cotton on Saturday and sales to the extent OF nearly
5000 bales were made chiefly for England Prices remain
without any change Liverpool Observation-Disclosures
and Mississippi Inferior Cyl Ordinary 81 "a; Mid
ding q 81; Middling Fair 81 81; Fair 9l Good
Fair "a 10: Good and Fine 10Y.
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lEE FhN N,
NEW B"iGHToNSmsr a ISLAND "A 4. BLAN.
public lily that the Pavilion will be opened the
o the month OF Nay sooner, should sufficient mum
Offer authorize his opening sh" house lie is now Prepared
to enter The will generally be- the
st but will ally be
parties who take apartments from the the end
Of the
Brighton pos other ,bl shmcnt
the neighborhood of New York its proximity III city
render eemnently convenient for venteman who,
while they dsous r their families should epJny
pure .nd refreshing breeze. Of the Bav still sh
their pIscs Of busines The distance from New York
New Bdghon Is quite mies aud performed
boats VIII, VIII ievs l,er 10 on th, Norh R,ver and
New Brighton, nearly every honr, from hf past FIVE
the morning uatil eight IN the evening
The Pavilion comorta iy accommodate two hundred
two hundred and fifty feet IN length. noble pazzs.
form lofty col INNS II fronts the Bay Of New York
Ids the splendid views Of the Jersey shore
ce, Of New York and Brooklyn, the Hndson and East
Rivera Long aud aud the Of Staten sland nearly
fra the NaUcws.
The grand dining room which Of the largest and best
da'e three uaded guests and ballroom is altogether
vailed
r is covered corridor which taverses the centre OF the
establishment about fifteen feet width and Of the
tent as the pilaz which admirable promenade
ladies' aud chrn either "a wet weather When ths
powerful permit their abroad. THIS
tcats with th wigs IN zach Of winch thcrs corridor Of
The whole banding is well ventilated The lofty
spacious aud light
There Is a r.sag aad king room for the gentlemen in
hui die Y altogether de achei from the Pavilion.
III AXIS ant dr. staten Island varied
"a rh Pav there excellent leading 10 the
Matrows the Lighthouse round Amboy Bay 70 kchmo d
ths Kills through the the island by the Co,
load lsla4d Ia tact advantages superior 10
those Of any SPOT the Union.
Globe Hotel, Broaaway, I'd April, l8it. a2wn
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House OF Representatives.
NY Aprt y IN

House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, April z, 1874.
Business of the Territories, 3c.-Mincrat
Lands, &c.
Although this has been day without debate In
the House, yet great deal OF business has been
done in connection with the Territories.
Mr.. LEONARD caused the Committee of Public
Expenditures to be discharged from the further
consideration of the Drummond Light, and the
Bill to be placed on the Calendar.
The State Department was called on for a state
ment of all its Expenditures for the last ten years
Several Private Bills relating to the Territories,
were then reported from the Committee on Terri
tories and referred to the Committee Of theWhOle.
The Bill to connect the Fox and Wisconsin Ri
vers by a Canal, was introduced from the Senate,
read twice and referred TO the Committee on Pub
lie Lands
The Bill which left undisposed OF in the House yes
terday relative the sale the Lead Lands in Iowa and
Wisconsin was called up il has passed the Committee
of the Whole, and is its final passage.
Mr. CAvI JOHNSON again opposed he said II was out
rsgeous throw all these valuable lands into the market
at once to he snatched up by spectators.
Mr. HOLMES said these the valuable mineral
lands the face of the ath and he moved that there
by government ofcc then they should be valued, and
sold at two-thrds Of their valuation.
Mr.. PARMESrER said this Bill looked likely to block up
all other business he therefore moved TO lay on the
table.
The House refused to lay the table, Ayes IS, Noes
81 The Bill then laid aside till tomorrow.
bill then read three times and passed to authorize
the Territorial Legislature to reapportion the represen
tation of the several Territories
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole
the State of the Union and passed bills for the following
purposes - .
To authorize the Legislature Of Iowa TO hold an extra
ses ion in order make arrangements for the
decide upon whether application shall be made TO sd
nit Iowa into the Union net :
bill TO nav the Iowa Militia who were called out in
the troubles relative to the boundary between Iowa and
Missouri
bill to double the pay of the Legislative Officers Of
Florida.
Abi to construct Notifications the Florida Keys and
the Straits of Florida &c. to check Great Britain
in the event Of
bill provide for the armed occupation Of that part
Of Florida which is not yet settled
A bill to erect Marine Hospital at Key West.
All the Territorial Bills being disposedo the Commit
tee rose when the above bills were all passed in the
House, except the one to pay the militia.
The House then passed bill to pay all the volunteers
the value OF their horses lost in the Florida
The then agreed that all debate the bill to re.
duce the nay of the army should Thursday at
o'clock. -
The House then went into Committee ofthe Whole and
| passed the Army bill The pay il reduced at following
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S Good iaff'. stas 81 sio
FINE, 81 sl0 -. 10Y ALL


Stock; 10000 bales Freghts to Liverpool, 7.lS; to
Havre, lc.
CoAL-The market is bare of foreign, except small To-.
IA the Ashburton from Liverpool We hear OF sale OF
'oU tons scotch. supposed at Sc a So %.
very fair sales
FLouR-wesern brands continue at 81 9si, and south.
ern SAS7A IS. Few sales.
HAr-Ihe receipts of North River bale are daily i'm.
at 45c. -
sALr-There is Liverpool fine in first hands of any
consequence Ashtons would command 81 so now.
WHisKEr-Drudge casks continue very dull at 231c.
rrison barrels We still quote at 2It 25c
NEAL EsrATE-The following sales made by auc'
wal street Church Property-Lot nearest Broad
way, 22t feet front, 22t feet rear and 100 deep,
gore taken from one side, ~ feet from front, u
az commencement, taperng down to inches, $40 3oO
Lot adjoining - feet by l202,. l7WO
Lot djoining % feet by I2l2 ..,........ II. $50
Lot adjoining, - feet BY l22i. II, 100
Lot dloining - front. sH feet rear, l2l Il deep,
ana lot adjoining, % feet by ~ feet 10 ill., bought
House and lot Nassau St asa front. 80, # rear
563 side, 81 10 the other bought in for 500
Two story attic house 252 West 18th street. be-
tween 9th and 10th avenues-lot 25 feet by l00
house 20, by 40 feet. ..................... 400
Dwelling house and lot corner of Chambers and
Church street. 25 feet by 90 feet ........... IL 900
Two story brick house 1870 Blocker street. be.
tween Wooster and Laurens streets-lot % by
100 house IS by 40 feet. ................... 5000
PREMISES on northwest corner Of Gold and Frank
Tort streets, running thence along Frankfort st.
% feet inches, thence southwesterly lO7 feet,
theuce sonthwesterly as feet l6 inches :. IL 000
Two story house and lot LAT Monroe street, 26 feet
by lO4, with privilege of alley opening in Rnt-
gers street. subject to lie interest of Mrs. Wells.
now aged So. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Lot No. 1856 Clinton street. 25 by SO feet 245O
LOU NO Catherine slip, 20 BY 65 feet. $500
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL,
aslllngtS
washington.
correspondence Of the Herald


WASHINGTON, I'd April, 1874.
The violent opposition with which the wb;ps ar.
coming out against the annexation of Texas will,
inevitably injure Mr.. Clay so much at the South as
jeopardize his election. Clay is understood to be
friendly to annexation-but opposed to any imme
date action upon the subject for fear that OPPOSE
ton will endanger his success at the South This
policy is undoubtedly sound, which is to keep the
matter in allegiance. BY neutrality, or silence, he
thinks he may gain, whereas by opposition,
he is sure to lose at the South. And in this view
OF the subject, pray what good motive can Webster
have in his opposition? His course puzzles the
Clay wings
! hear nothing said of Tyler. He hoped and
stlli hopes to make Capital out OF the Texas excite
ment, but he rs mistaken again in his calculations
II any capital Is made 1t will be made by Calhoun,
VINO Is me master spirit. Your articles upon the
lyler celebrations have produced great deal OF
sport among all parties except the Tyler guard
suppose you have been advised that the Tyler folks
In Connecticut received instructions by hand-bill
to vote the wing ticket. This was for the purpose
of convincing the democratic party that Van Blu
rem is not available-a notable move to get the
democratic vote for Tyler to vote the wing ticket.
Here is more of their sagacity! The democrats
certainly will fall in love with him.
General Henderson presented his credentials yes
terday
The Post Office Bill is all in a mist of thick
darkness. No opinion can be formed upon it.
effected, for the reason that the inland representa-
tives afraid they shall lose some Of their post
| Office privileges.
The wings are raising heaven and earth to create
the public conviction that nothing can be done or
will be done by this present Congress in the matter
Of annexation. The reason OF this ls TO defend
the southern wings from the fearful alternatives OF
either voting against the annexation (Which they
will never dO) or voting fer a measure which must
nlure, if not destroy Clay at the north. But see
no possible escape for them-they must walk up to
the captains office and settle their passage or the
boat will go without them.
will suggest the different ways in which Texas
may be admitted into the Union, and preserve the
equilibrium.
''-p pisSsa Against Isws' and
And Texas against Oregon
A- 6: s; Ts:s. % zns is=:
3-Divide Florida into two Territorial Districts ;,
many years then
p bfhds Against A M,de lowa.
4.-Divde Texas self--free against slavery
wish to call your attention particularly to sug-
geston that Texas may be taken under the prOtec-
ton of this government as TERRITORY, until such
time as Congress shall fit 10 receive her as a
State States, for she large enough for several
In that case she would have no representation in
the Senate, and no vottng representation in the
House
was misnformed-it s'not Calhoun's son, (but
his son-in-law,) Mr.. Clemson, who married Mr.
Calhouns daughter few years since, who WILL
| suppose be the chief clerk in the Department
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PE Af.L's SEW KOklxk MUS Il I'm.
AND PlCTUPE GALLERY

Mr.. H. BENNETT MANAGER
MIR. II. BENNETT MAN iGER OF PEALE'S Museum
AVA respectfully his from Europe and with
been enabled to establish in England that will
mt him To present contnua succession OF ees oil sue
mature as he ru'ts will meet with the entire approbaon of
the public he add ions that the Manager has
CURED his the co9tneat of Europe might in some
Museum nut such plan he will not pursue1a that he ssks
md when the public perceive that his anxiety afford them
tcaton, that he neither exerions expensehe
hopes he too that they Will
cheruly grant him that which he does rot
reasonably ,olicit
The Manager proud the honor inform the ladies
and gentlemen of New York that he has il in his power SUBJ
nit to their notice living curiosity surprising the celebrated
Tom Thumb, consisting ola
LApLAND DWARF
OF THE SAME AGE AS TIE GENERAL.
AND THEE INCHES SHORTER!
There i'll be performance Saturday ats o'clock and
in The evening usual.
Toe following talented performers engaged
Mdemoisee Pauline the deli hui Miss Adair,
the charming vocalist The Great Western who
to be the most correct Of Comic
Characters Amerca and whou doubt the best Ethio
Orator and lmitaor Of Locomotive the whole world
Miss blanchard the graceful uggeress and Mr. Richards the
celebrated singer
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING.
NO HALF PRICE
Performance in the Lecture Room half pas
o'clock.
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Passengers Sailed.

LoNDoN.Packet ship Prince Albert-Wm Lowther, Miss II
Lowhsr Mrs Lowlher. Thos Cummings, lady child
pyrs, Mr. Brown Mr. Philip VIM Crosby. Joha Sm n
Awooe M Tho%psou Mr. Hyde and R.y John Dows.sy
Harrison, Mss Z Harrsou Miss Harrison, Esstwick
Lockwood, Philadelphia; II Gamble Virginia; MIR Nicho
LTtRIooL-Pactes ship Eurore-p Servat, Philadelphia
Charles Wilkes. I'D ward Sasman, England
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NIBLO'S SEED STORE.
Just Recciped bN the 81. Lames.

8TA lie thu during his late wit England he procured
~> through MIR. Chawood the c'leb-cte scotsman and
boanrt ali the variety Of aha AID Flower Seeds such
as took the premium az vsron, Holcu,r Exhibitions last
ye in addition towhch will be found all the choice kinds oi
foatoes Of tn. best kinds nth Grs3s seeds OF variety
Purchasers will he attended to by gua bred seedsan
tn mia takes
Every article the line has been purchased for money!
and can be sold al modera prices
The Con,ervaofy under the charge Of practical florist
who VIII dsposi ~ every variety of plants and shrubs
very low prices Boguets and wreahs tastefuy arranged
IN everysvarety Of te aso flowers short
great variety Of Flower Pots Ornamental Flower Stands
and vase from the Pores III London; Bril- seed Sc itch
Oa Meal Grc It's, &c.
Every article offered for sale warranted be
mended w. MILO.
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E. BRYAN, SURGEON DENTIST,
MEMBER OF THE "AMERIcAN SOCIETY OF DENTAL

80 CHAMBERS STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.
RESPtC rFuLLY notifies the public and those who
IL his patrons during his former resdence. Of fit
Chambers st Warren st. MuM.v St., ard ,adway that he
has recent returned from West ndes ana continues the
practice of Dentistry all its branches bra ing the latest
improvements in the att ON moderate terms
Those with his Professional standing are by
permission r".red 20 On. VALENTINE Morn DR. JOHN e.
LHEEskMAN Dr. FRANCIS r.. BERGER and ISAAC j. GREEN.
WOOD. $50 DENTIsT.
NJ B. He will remove the first of May, No 54 War.
ala en-
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Passe nGsrs Arrived.

CANroN-Ship John q Coster-R Dana
LIyERpooLVPacAe' ship stephen WhitneyMr Bernard MI
Lewis, New York; Mrs Dakc, Miss Morrison, MIR Meachy
England; MIR Smith. Germany 80 in the age.
tiyEnPooL-Pscket ship Co umbusNr aad Mrs Bel and
child Mr Brown, Engiand1t9 in the Storage.
of brig Boodno of New York lost on the barr Geo Reason
and Geo Besopi, of Italy.
NAssAU-Schr James Power, at Baltmore-Capt Lefavou
and crew of barque Francis Stsnton Capt Taylor
OF scr Sterlng Capt Baker, of ship Tiger Berry
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CONCERT OF ENGLISH, IRISH AND
SCOTTISH MELODIES
TO DTJI.LIyER.S &.r

ENGLISH BONNETS, MILLINERY, &c.
lust RECEIVED Al J. LYONS, ~ tohn street, and
Maiden Lane. srcndid assrtmeut OF ENGLISH BON.
NETS consisting Of soper Patents fine Kntiands Alb
Braid Nc Nc Also elseaat assortment &C ruscan,, Rib
bous Sks Flowers and other article IN IN.
Nnep and Others respectfully invited to call sod
examine the above The ngsh Hats the aud
in the All tho above will be sold at Wholesale or
tail, at 81 Maiden Lane and 81 John street
L. having icludsd % give the above business ac
the present will offer Inducements those who
pleased TO cali not to be tb other city
app lmeec 4 LYON
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CLIFTON HOUSE-

THE subscriber his taken and will open before
Of MAJ, the Ho recently erected at Clifton Staten
Island near the 1t gate set forth
the advantages which this of Staten Island orb those
who seek summer residence ia the country as universally
ackn jwledged that for beauty Of bathing
drives and iambes, Clifton is without comparison
The Hotel though large very perfect ia ITS arrange
meats aud the grounds ae laid out with much lie
altogether
As the number Of guests must necessarily be limited
ference will be given to those for the
period and the oscrbcr pledges himself that nohng
part shall be wanting make Clifton Houe
OF the most respectable antilles.
GEORGE PihRis, lats OF the New Brighton
~, - Pavilion and Belmont House.
The Bar Room, Refreshment Saloon. Billiard ! sb,es and
Bowling Alleys will be detached aud Hotel
ne Stueo Island gerry Company will ron ferry boat b.
tween whitehall aud the Clifton wharf built expressly for
MINUTES ~ 1907
Clifton, April !. 1874. plw.rc
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We shall favor if Captains Of Vessel, VII a.
shpp LEFT q the whence they sailed n,
.ny Foreign Newspapers News they may have re VII
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and CGi
seadnS 70 hi. Once all Marine nteiligencs they
obtain. Nautical ixforraatoS OF eh1 kisc VIII % taaNt
ieceiyed
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MEDICAL AID.

DR GREGORY may be consulted any day hour at
- his private residence No II rcIay street Those GEEK
lug the AID # skul and experienced physician should call
1b Dr. o. is the author of the book called the Rub
con" itr'a Of private disc and dsesse and various
other subjects of which b. enumerated
in newspaper The fourth edition ready with
vngprce 50 centsod by t author and at the druggists
No 10 Fulton Go and 1888 Bowery both Broad
ard Chambers street Sc William street. and 30 Fulton
Water al itsrc
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Died.

After lingering Illness Of consumption, JAMES An.
pERsoN, aged g.
The friends and acquaintances of the family
pectfully invited to attend his funeral this afternoon
o'clock, from l72 Twentieth street.
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Married.,

On Tuesday morning I'd inst. by the Rev. c. S f..
Stohlmann, MIR FREDK w. PAcHrMANN, of this city, to
Miss HELLENAH HoUsEMAN, youngest daughter Of Mr..
Isaac Houscman of Staten Island.
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MADAME IrNBECK HELLBERG'S
VOCAL AND INSTR UMENTAL CONCERT


WASHINGTON HALL,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 4, 1914
M ApAME HELLBERG, from Sweden, respectfully in
IVA firms the public Of New York tina, she will make her
THURSDaY ETENiNG, dth Instant At washington
Hail which she has secured the liable
OF MRS EDWARD LODkR sisnor DE BEGINS, who
will et this Concert tor the Il st this Mr.
WALLACE who with play TO- the fist time the celebrated
Yituxemp,; Mr. BARTON will play two Solos thu
Flute Mr.. TMMS, the celebrated Conductor and Qua te
Band.
PROGRAMME.
PART /.
Quaetie Band and Piano Forte-Overure. Beethoyt
Italian Aria-tirs h. Loder Bellin
solo-Elute; Mr. Barton, Bolero with Irish Air.
Romnza-"Csm'c Bello," from tue Orera Of
za Bgrgia, Madams Unbeck Hslberg Don,zett
Solo-Viclia the ceeb raed ".aniyal OF Venics."
as played by pagauini. Ole Bull aud Vieux-
temps, Mr. Wallace, first time) Paganni
French Rondo-fby d'sie)"Ja de pArgent," Sig
nor De Begins, arranged fOm the French Re-
manc. by... De Begins
PART III.
Song" Katheea Mavoumeen" MADAME Unlock
Hell berg.... Crouch
Song The Moskng Bird" Mrs. +. Lodes, (FIu
Obligatol Mr. Baton. sir Bishop
Solo-Flute, Mr. Barton, Pot Peurri, intro duciug
Life let CHI rsn, and Aud kobinGary" Nicholson
Neopolitan Taraniea-"Gia la Luna q in mexzo 10
$500 Mare" Sig. de Begns:.. Rossni
Unbeck Heliberg, sung bv Madame Mali
ban, expressly written FOR hsr by DE Periot
GTTICkETS 81 EACH-To be had at the Music Stores
and at the door,
Doors open at THE Concert will commence at O'Clock
preciiely. al tire
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TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SSION.
ate.

WASHINGTON, April 2, 1874.
The Senate is thinly attended this morning The
usual routine of business was pursued. number
of private bills, some of them from the House, were
read twice and referred.
ZIP. M. Post Office bill up-Senate almost en-
trey desered-Hannegan making speech against
the bill
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS BELL. Auctor.er
Store No. II Spruce street.
Regular Sales usual of Furniture every Wednesday and
Aiso orDfy Goods and all other varieties every Tuesday
FRIDAY,
AsiS o'clock, 10 The sslss Room, IL Spruce street
anS uai,as Also No 40 Centre stree, ne,,
s' 4 T.. e Thos BELL A SS''
SATURDAY,
Al IoH O'clock in III Sale, Room, II Spruce street
Counting Bs e . Saq;ue S'Ao at z O'clock up
book Of c sS ting, aSre and other
aos BELL
puAN s hSETr Akr Afsefs IcH PLATED
II WARE, Sc-JACOBs PLATT viii sell This Day
noS,h credit for endorsed Nets handsome
HousefamshiOs atcleshus Jaaanery Fancy Goods
Al;s invoice Gsups,ior Sheffield Plated Ware,
ssais and ,Xs, caadissci. Bst:T Coolers Cake
Sj.o, SEA. x;sl and Ssn s Lamps, and ,Ssrsrde.
ra%Ss Wine ss Fruit and ta,: DO
Ao p,"S Sd Tea Ira! once Clocks. pp; ivory
Also, Fancy Goods viz-Kaleidescopes Work Boxes, Ac
Also With which the sale will commence one double ma
Dsss couns x drawers Show Case with
Catalogues ready and the goods be examined till
BENJAMIN MOONEY Auctooeer.
t6 All GUpp ay Il Sc
at the Auction Room No 81 Maiden Lane, vz280 casks
cases and lots Of fresh imported Hudware Cutlery Fancy
Enquirer Evening POST and Express This sale is well worthy
q. attention of city merchants well the county trade
Terms months credit for all $780, for approved
endorsed notes.
Cataogues,are ready. al ltsrc
SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITvRE-Al the elegant
~ umiture, comprising spsndd French plate Looking
Glasses Wsrdrobes, Egyptian and pie Tables ee
brussels Carpes marble
dow Curtains aud Shades rieh Plated Ware, Dime, and
China, Ottomans Divans and Couchas Bedroom Furniture
Piano Forte &C., contained in the house No franklin
street. will be sold this day 10 O'clock No. Franklin
|
al itsm WIN. MCCORMICK, Auctionser.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
yyHt5E fsriamsd and celebrated Pills om Portugal are
perceive, be obtaned IN this eoaatrl See alysrus
asrt On tho lest eolums. fourth pase.
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MARITIME HERALD.


All Pilots and Captains Of vessels requested note the
fact that Robert q sartin. formerly ship collector
employ. lie is not. therefore, any
newsp pcfs intended for the New York Herald