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The New York herald., 1844-10-19

ANOTHER RooRHAcK .-Thurlow Weed has just
introduced another Roorback into the field OF po-
hucs; OUT one far more pleasing and felicltous
tnan the first he had the honor OF usherng into
the world, giving of the branding OF Mr..
Folks slaves and all that thrilling story. In the
Af6any Epening Journal of last week we find .
very beautiful article, said TO be from the pen of
young lady giving few sketches-fancy sketches
which designated "Unrecorded Passages in
the Life OF an American Statesman, and in reality
purporting to be sketches of the life of Mr.. Clay
Like the fashionable novels of the day, these
sketches, which we republish in another column,
may be said TO be founded on fact. They are writ
ten with great beauty and facility, and the female
Roorback, to whom they are attributed, has certain
ly done herself great honor in giving such an ele-
CANT and successful illustration of what political
writing ought to be; whilst Thurlow Weed has, in
the publication OF these "passages" wiped off some
OF the dark stains which had stuck TO his character
IN consequence of, inconsideratelyto say the least
OF 1t, seizlng stray extract which was a pure
fiction and giving it in his paper as the truth We
desire our readers, particularly our political rea-
ders, to peruse atentvely these very pretty effu-
sions. They exhibit new species of political
writing which we would greatly desire to see more
general and popular. This is species of Roorback-
ism to which can have The slightest objec.
ton. II is infinitely more in accordance with good
taste, refiaed morality, and all the amenities Of
civilized life than that atrocous piece from old
Roofback of Ithaca.
We are very happy also to see that Thurlow
Weed is beginning TO make an effort in the way OF
improvement. 1t is true that he is yet long way
of, and has very long journey before him, ere he
can reach that point where humanity is admitted to
be gentlemanly. But he is not yet too old TO learn
how to become civil, discreet, moral and respect.
able man in his political capacity. There is yet
hope even for him if he bring forth fruits meet for
repentance. His conscience must, indeed, surely
treat him severely enough at times, when he comes
to reflect on the violent articles and excessive Vi
tuperations which he has admitted into his journal,
rehectng some of the best men in the country;
and all too with an air ofpatriotism which, added to
the disgusting odour Of hypocrisy and the vleness
ofthe scurrility. Still, said, there is hope for
Thurlow; and with the evidence before us Of his
having taken the first step towards reformation, we
cherish the hope that he may yet be admitted into
civilized society. In the Of decency, we bid
him go on and do the best he can.
The New York herald., 1844-10-19

Ger. l8-Crager Us. Dougas.-Mr Wood concluded h
this to-day when the Court adjourned ov
to week, day being fixed.
The New York herald., 1844-10-19

Office OF the College, 95 Nassau street
W. s. RICHARDSON NJ D., Agent.
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Nh H.yAsA-pye Leopoldo O'Donnsl,-James W Emery, Of
New vork Rev Lemuel Gro Come. Francisco
hiya, Cubs nsne .iessidorf HsmDurx Madane Margaret
MArAyzAs~isris q II Wr;xhs-Canf T. s,s,s h,;.,;.
NEW ORLEASs--chp Artansas-Nrs v G Hill and SON. A
noorhees w Lippincou ID Feiifo,t, d. McKew, u +
liz Hand: Drummond, Dea 30 in the storage
New oRLEANs-Shp McLeland-S n Spe ry Mr. Richard
son. X VI Barstow
NEw ORLEANs-Ship Cincunati-Mr Culbertson and 30 in
the Storage.
New ORLrAas-Ship Yazoo--Nrs Kearney and family Mr.
Eanie's md my, Hunt, MIR Cross7 10 the steerage.
MoBiLE-Brig Crcton-Mr Nuimaa jackson and two
chi idren, Mr. fampb~li
MoBmE-Brig sarah Brown-W MOORE and Is in the
KEY Wrsr-Brig Gulielms-N Spencer Mr. Lutt and lady
Zap Scn'e, III Orcutt, MIR Maiden, Ms Sherman, Ms
Bowen, Van nemgr k
ST MARKs- Brig oamson--Msjor q Wright u a, lady
ard two children; Capt Mckaveit u A; hns II Axte,i
Mrs Cameron, W a Russell. II Breaker. Cliff, A
cHARLts'on-shp II. Allen-hlrs Tucker and servant;
rs W,ss Tucker. Miss u'g,pde Nrs X B kmball, Mrs
kimbai Mrs stuart Miss Cam bell Miss G. stuart, Mas
suye Mrs Ia Tor and twn children, Miss Rictsrds Mn
ELtcrer, MIRA odr,ch Miss Goodrich gesss IA
Tucker 4 kimbsl, Goodrich r. seariag II GULF
IF Her, NJ Barnard. r Il Gilchiis,. Beach w BoTes
sly aud IS ia Eteefage
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b h kegs lard Hsrrimsnsr do DO Il Lee. co-s2o
aaks.Soot IioSl,gd Aspnws5i bis poTk q do ia 81
oaS1n b. snl: it5S n 40 Pilot lie Ba
I,no ~, AMI prar noys-i anus sc
. = do ham.
hid; hid. slender
b,cca NhcIJ wats 80 sh, bb hsew,x IT,
b lard Strsehan ties peachs, do seed
N opl Ens,hI ass h YES % nm nno, aSUaec2
pipes gin po%inek P. s bales cotton S Randall DO
FRA Nd n, Uu >, hi. no,I cbur Rh,
sbb; tobacco Bo.5sa Joan.toass md; DO ls bales
u IN hma ,,h,rc ~ oII, " ' ~ DC 's ia'u pos
" new oasTsSsDshp Crcnns- hor ham. Hiram Lees
5'SG sG w nso ca e II n
po, 90 10 u b. Mans De III rs Ss
bb eak zoe b s 20 do vp pok hia
iopkinHa tes d. Allan bbI o do dc rI
a bo,.s Ill saona Fess ara 70 do eos PORK fernx
Wis., oo MI. a. Iss ,,rs cssI .a u IRsm rps, KILL Z
ter eap s Is bs hf a b On
,Sd Topaso hSd b,co ' 81 h nan mo 90 p,e, e. ,,s
IS ca 81. oseou banks@ai hha. Ssae 70 aysn Co
5000. 90, s'N .N 70 Il " o. ps,s IN - ~
t,,u ~ 60. r.nr "rJ., " "'' p' ~ 'o'' ia o. w
NEW 0sfyAssrBrg tone I.,,rd-,s bales ms,e Wilson Il
lard bIs T II Nj sbssst7 bti pork su,da-, Ssx- ia
balls ropes IN bis pork Ind, ms bs lard brls besswaI
ori roases ss sch. e WHEAT q hide, soim. La.
Gibson co-32 sticks ~ eho < my Pems. & Brooks
SHw 0RLrAss-Bs,que Wi is; Be o.; rperssa sol sIs
-2s7 key, lard G Rnsain-ls brs ,iecss mola,ss ss
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e'ora:Sa fmportaeso-.s.

HAyAsA-Bre L-opo % O'Doanel I5g 6xs sugar Ros.
sere co5t do Soutter Brot col do James apsr-
1853 bxs sesa-s Gculad u bales tobacco B-aavie2s
DO Jos Anno L.drn5t9 box 8 d, tobacco 67 bbs
We do Pena v Nivas1 TX sweet DOulari27 bales
oSacco JOS Rode irues-5o bxs Sugars Curtis jr bx do
JOS Rodnsu sd Il ne, uld co., 10 bx
JOS Msnzanedo- bale do Goo dhue 32i Y, cocoa
Il bilson -i2 bbs jesse Read 200e $50
coz pines 100 bunch bananas 100 pun pkus 10 order
PoNcE r brig Edo M,-23 pans m,assss Robin.
III do Lcwis6 casks and bis do MASTER 81 hhds
Ma.on Thompson6t do Natl nd Coz RE 4 co.'s d.
Buck Peters-5i hhds and is9 bhs do Howlaad 4 Asp
wall.
PoNcl PR7Baqua Condor4s hhds and 80 brls sugar Is
hid. moasses souhmayed0 Son-II6 hhds susar Pc
ter II rmonys Nephews co76 do AID is brIs suear Tobs
Lord56 hhds sugar SO DO molasss i6 Ar hbad
Sr JAGo DE CUnA-Brig TarQuina-i00 bag, coffee A G
Rooster. CPS do hhds sugar II McCTeady-iO do 90
bags coffee Rchd vns8 do 2o hhd sugar bales tobacco
Thpmpson Il Adams
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The closing prices Saturday, compared with those
OF the week previous show very great advance Long
Islend during the past week. improved 81 per cent; Mo-
hawk do; Harlem 10 Paterson 81; Canton lls; Far
mers Loan AZ Norwich and Worcester 10; Ohio 6's A.
Illinois 8; Indiana II; kentucky 6s al Pennsy SIS
do This advance exceeds that Of any previous week
for very long time. II is impossible to tell where this
sp culaton will stop. It will undoubtedly receive some
checks very by the failure OF many concern
ed; but the excitement high that decline will
only be succeeded by greater improvem
The banks daily increasing their supplies
Of specie, and from present indications we should
judge that in the of month or six weeks
they will be in position to go into stock specua
deep The demand this city for specie from
the South has nearly ceased The receipts from the
West larger than the ougoes The prec metals
are accommodating in this place The Of trade and
the movements of commerce will invariably create an
annual circulation of vast amounts OF specie from this
city through the South and West and after having per
formed the business for which it is intended after
having made the circuit of the country will again find
ITS way back TO the starting point to remain until the
eomingorward OF the new crop demands its employ
excessive overmportaon carries it out of the country
We say this will invariably be the routine-bv which we
mean that SO long as business is conducted in proper
manner and confined to the legal and legitimate chan
ne this will DO the unalterabe course Of tho spsce cir
culating through this country New York Ia tho grand
focus of all financial movements What Landau ia N
Europe, New York is to North America This c,
governs and control the movements of trade tbrouho,
this Union. Capital centres at this point for all
both financial and commercial 1t is the depot of hath
thefcregn and domestic trade of the country The bulk
Of precious metals the country when not in circ,
laon, must accumulate here, the balance of the do
stic trade is always in favor of this city. The whole
sJnth and West are indebtedto us.
The receipts OF specie at New Orleans from
September lst lsi3, to April oath, 1874, period Of
about seven months amounted to s7o6972 This large
amount of specie has been distributed all through the
southern and western country. The yellow boys have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-06

Cole ole sssSse I'm Salem for Sierra Leone. Mar as lat
Asonquiu I'm New York for Pensacola as,h uIt la, 30 Ion
Duncan Dasgett from New York for New Orleans ash ul
Ansnda days from Baltimore for Mobile 25th ult lat
Foreign Ports.
a.sS ~ s Cg , APa a2ea Portland COush for
Hope johns: Tadsd &a't 49, SS
G sscs .b Js sn port Backu sObury for
whasy rs%co fas1a ds ;'9 oa.at aas
ARA AgrIls-In port zaiue, Kane for Salem d, Motto.
Ne G.%s l0T A nGitoS March o Do Ohio
de verd Islands, or d. port o'n0 '''s'' 0' ''pe
Lake Ports.
BUFFALO, May 3-An Missouri, Brown. Toledo;
Kss:s az s. b.s ar EWsss
ae MaStss S e Sy Mf%ss
cd; Mll: G $, TPsss Hms,iss WsIrS
do isssaad "sifss R. st d.; fP4aS
Ba E Sa'fh
ley Toledo; Kinne, Wood Mich City; Bdde Blrthoomy.
Home ssor...
FRANKFoKT April 2o-Sd Perseverance, Eldrdae. PhiIadel-
Tron. .s a AD ssA Sepuas Luce NYorl
FoyyIssS Nay s1%% sqS A,'%,s@a Ma',,.:; H.:
Tsse ny Sa yoo,op e. D So Tg New
Fan lin for PHI pha Perseverance, Eidrdse Bangor
do. Ca Chas Thom.s. Osgood. CUBA Sid Cordel reign
Bo.ros; MsytsLaT Ersnklin Kim9.n, P,d1ns; Condor
Hardy Thompson Hayara sceol, Pierce, Viii nnston NJ
pha; P.onser, Moos NYoTk Antilles Stanley do; BALI
more Brown, Baltimore. CD, Ashhurtou, White, Calcutta
and Madras; S.moptH Matthews Cuba; Sea Es,le sni,h
Watts, Gardens; Cocbsco MeCrlis Hsvapa sn w en-.
dali, Port Prince; Danl Francis. smsl Jereme Taey.
rnd Ssav"y Mobile; Palm Phiad phs; Union Pane h
mond; Alexander Jenney. Phiiadelrhi.; Mail Frnkn, New
nok Brlcs kseve do; Chief Reeves. aud Ge- Scott
for Cub,
NEw BEDFORD May s-Arr Proxy. t;racia Wilmington N
Z; Tram ct Rage Baltimore; Susan f. guson Chreston
Z; Company Burr. Darien; William, Luce. Sippc for AL
PRovIDENcE. May 3An Frances, Burt Wilmington, NC;
Leander Johnson NYork Proof Glass Blydeusbug do; Jas
Long. Hawkins de Voent. Wiliiston Audson NY SID,
America. sw rh Adelaide WashinI TOP, NC; Berry Phil
aielpha Painter do LEHMAN, do. Tor Cal is, according
to winJl; swsn, Nfo.k; Tryail, Bait
E9 ity, Edwards, Providence for Phadephs.
CHAnLEsroS, May It'd Lagrange Porter, WORK; War
SAVANNAH NAV lar Snsannah Cumming Clark Boston
hlnra Doaae and Macon, L.w; NYsrk Eleanor, Forrest
pMsdw.px Sic per- Thama'on New England
N.w OnLIANs april 2eAr Saratoga, Russell; Eve-tcn
Davis and Onso Ryan NYork mpres ,ario I'oins and
Tt saae, Havana; Boston, Perkins, Turks Island CID
Me- YORK. Hin'krg Xsra Cruz; Cha, Carroll Cook An.
twerp Dumbarton Pend Teton B.sion Wabash. sant aud
dam; Timneoa, Deejr Bremen; Chas Eumbrrston Br,
Easms Veiia. Vlckers aud Planter BIZ Marshall Liver
pool; Nashua sssss aud Swan, Sne Philadelphi Lady
Chapman tBr) Hun. Kingston, ia,
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MONEY MARKET.

Speculation in stocks the past week has been carried
on very extensively. Fancy securities have advanced
very much and The operations have been very heavy
The most valuable stocks have fuctuated very little,
compared with those of worthless nature Since the
banks have made their quarterly returns they have
doubedy felt much relieved they have extended their
loans TO The brokers. The movements going OH in the
stock market during the past week, but the
mencemen of period sof great speculation. The bro
kers to be very generally of the opinion that by
the middle OF June the fever for stock speculation will
rage very extensively and that prices for all kinds Of
stocks will reach very high point in other words that
the bubble will by that time become inflated to as great
an extent as at any time through the The brokers
and private spectators have the disposition to bring
about this state OF things All they require to accomplish
their object is capital
We annex our usual comparative table of quotations for
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Domestic Imp,rtat,on..

Ntw ORiFANs-Ship yazoo3i6 hhds bacon q, brs lard
1872 Legs do $40 t pork l3a do hams bs bees wax Ia
bids lax sed IS beans l9 brl, I'D Collns6O brls
ri, Spcff I'd md TestonG6 d. ,rd 3l2 kegs Smh-Ii
hhs ohacca lG3 ba ev cotton Mrtad-7 hh!s tob
Wi,sou-22 bales cotton and Biesi3 do Nuh II
10 Small and Wlismg-212 do EMP Schermerhofn ard
Msrch,sod do wills and 'owa- 8 do suX am aud s,gs-4
5br', beswax Nacgrgor snd Wne DO Wood and G'ant-i
bs gisssA AID SanSs-2 pkg, fayens-l case Iul-
Tern % brs mdzc North Bot ers7 bates skins III Wyethi
ok mdze Csmmeyer and Jonnson-- do w q How-3O bales
henp rrck Cooper do 1856 bales cotton to orde
NEW ORLEANS Ship ARK hhs pork IL bb's 10 kegs
bb r no ysTa,I-to bss Soprer bx Tdz Rawss rook33
namser H2mes HAHN % casks bills brstes L ) lis
I'VE % e. bills Osborn2yo bbls hrd o91 kegs hf bbs
lara 70 hhds shoulders Booth Edaar239 bbs pork Small
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sCARPA,s ACOUSTIC OIL.

A STONISHlNG CURE OF DEAFNESS.-The follow.
jog c-fticsie sen received BY Mr. Whppe, our agent
ia NewbufypJu Nirs
This ia ceftfy IN wife ha ing been afflicted with
the loss Of hearing or an half has suddenly recovered
the saae, by the of schRPAs on Dg .TNEss IL was
with much rtluctnc that she made tnsi I hut being
gei By The example Of Others whose were pro-
due Of its Utility her obtained. and I'm
appy a, her hea, more than ordinarily accute
wis, those suffering usder The s,ms m,sdy might and
10 iik wise y THOMAS h. PNtsSEY,
NrwBuRYP0RT. April 8. 1913
For the reft Of pef d lance would add that Mr.
Pssey merchant Of Pleasant street. and Will be happy
give any additional particulars to those who wsh
quire Of him. CHARLES WHiPPLE
None genuine nnles with the words sca.pas Oil for DE- az
MSS blown each bottle, and with the wrten signature
b. Bell on the
Prepared by Bell and sold Wholesale and refill by A.
d. Sands druggists ~ Fulton street. OF Gold as.
sold by ABB. Sands No N3 Broadway and sands
II East Broadway 6tissTc
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
DrFtcE or THE RHODE ISLANDER

Nrwrorr Ma A iesa ''f
Arr I'd, Gard Turk Nick Is Rsppshlnnock Tor u sion;
Jamss Lucy Keen aaj ~oia, Boes Savannah for New
bedford III tier with nain.aii Torn; 3D. hmy CaoF and
for salnmo Hornet psddefo T. aud Oscar Pesby from
Isunton f Work Advance. Clifford, Ersoi for Albany;
Empire DAYTON snd SUPERIOR Smith Providence for do:
PIERCE Pane Frseo-u for WORK: Juno StuRes
Ter d. Hs milton -Tn days from tb-rlet Tor NYork-
tow in from Bl ok Island by pilot Hiram
GA the st inst lat 49, carried her about feet
TIE deck.
Whglemen.
nw Bedford, May ted JAS Monroe, Harding, In ian snd
Pacific Oceans
Plymouth. April 2o-sd Maracaibo. Nickerson, Altar tic
Ocean.
AT Piyta Jan 49, Chs Morgan Norton NB 1900 .p in
JAM Charles Gardner do. 1860 on fayts Head about Jan
49, Fra Henrietta Dexter. do, $50 sp
yp0xsn.
AIgon ,un from NYok, April 81. lat 90 40, lon 72 2o-by
the Watson al this port
Psurent Clak hence for Maanz.s dsyby the same
Momentum Bcs on for New Odesns April % jag IS Ion
81 22-by the VIM Jones, at this port
henaugo, April 80 lat 30 49, Ion 7Sby the Long Island az
this port.
naspendcncs, Ph,ladcph, far Trinidad. May g. ,f Care
Heniop'n-by the Croton ~ Oh port.
Meamoa, Ashby, hrnce for Mobile, April 22 lat rs ION
I-oy the 5arah Brown, az this port
lana Beouett hence for New Orleans Apr a. Tortuga,
NV IS miles-by the same.
Trio OF Brookhaven from Point au - same me-by the
same. - -"
Trenton. of Boston, New Odesns for Liverpool April 90
lat ~ 80, Ion 70 t0-by the same. y
land (Br) st ysgo de Cuba for Halfx, April 49, OF
Csse MsY,z Az, the Tgqul;0, at this port
May iet ~, lon 10 5O--ty the Selma, At this port
Merlin: Goodhve, ts I'm Maanzas for Crous,adt all we'll
10th. ult,'lat % ~, lon65 30 w. ''
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GUIDE TO SOUND rEEIH

tNH. a O.. CASILE 33I BROADWAY, cnrue
- Of WHITE STREET, Ia. P,sts for 6nr
dccayed hollow tcth IL be into the tsuder
teeth without any pain inconvenience with which be-
nped into ON hard solid body, thus restoring
pcsrfypg hitherto painful and useless teeth arcIy
ind perfect 70 all he' eectyc for epeventins IN
ALL EAstS the ecesstS of Ladies the
distinguished ia aoceiy ofcf their rtmonia. in the
vivid its efficacy. The Editor Of the Evening Pos.
49, IL is Admiralty ltapled or tender teeth Aad
f.ent md DIR ae operates the teeth wit. and
billy The NGw yorf Aurora -" IL makes the teeth
in al pef;cet Cor s The Sun DR. tase has
obtsnsd celebrity for lis s,ceeat OF Cling the
teeth" most eminent een Of thu Medical ferulty
personally tired and recommend Or Cast,es Pns.n
ing the ucth To9trachs p,iis, OF wEieh the
.rhinF tooth viii effect ay-rinane,N
LIZ CHEv'R Don ANGEL CALDERoN DE la
BAHCA, hmhassidot aud Plenipotensry Extraordinary
from Donna Isabel u QEsen of Scala, the Un,eJ States,
WasNirgon do ccry that well many my frisnds
have kpo-n pr A. O. CASTLE for years. success
fu and shlfu Dans stndng his profession;
his worth and his being gentleman Of nteRr
with pleasure recommend him those who require
the aid ofhis professional services
would also recommend his client Conn oson for filling
teeth having n many cases sesn e syPeTi2s sicacy
DR.. A. Z; Castle ,sfers 20 the spansh, French and
Rear hdnirsi Wstcn. Lord Moipeth. 2sen' MeCsry,
eicty. = N Z: NJ" G.asnl Gaines, . 2. Beck ND DR.
J. A. Smith. Dr. Dcacd, DR.. BeadIc, DR. RoyJ Dr. In
,rr ,r r. g. Chs.~meu DR.. a II. Stephen, DR. J. Terry
Or Bayss, Dr. VIM Griyson, Dr. Derrins, Sc &c. Oicej
y Broadway my6 lm-ec
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY O.
Arrived,

Arrived.
shR T,1 iI Wisey daysffOm New Orleans with Gotten,
sh Niagara Cole from New Orleans Aoril 10, with m'se
Ship Ark:n.as Burgess is days from New Orleans. with
Ship Cincinnati Rose IS days from New orle,ns with cot
ship Nc LELAND HartshoIu q ds from New Orleans with
s Rs Aea @oa days days from @S Charleston with
,u s%1s do Wis. day; o% Ponce PR with
i S: Ts:,s s.i fro" L''o"
with 81 bs ss cSs. Sm Rio ne0 March
Bns osessia Churchill . day. from St Domingo City
ns 'a'';1s: 20 tons 'sw''d 20 casks
Brig EDWARD Ja1ney, II days from Ponce Pr with
Brig TIaana Scot days from s, Jaxo de Cuba, with
TssplSe 6o"ss spaa ~S'% ilm Havana, April %,
Brig Oc,anus, Smith, days from Havana with sugar Sc
IS $i is hs1;s" i iS: s% %isss
s ss 81 Maize. Tf h. fG and g A"f'
Brig Ply %i2 800 SSJ, E DAYS rS% Maya
RossieSs Co Ls Schools. HOPKINS sand and
FIix GHisna, Mayo from Cssdspa., Vi. Key Yves. days,
Brig ovs Jeffrey q d,y. from New Orleans. with $50 Dbl.
''t GS .sd II S DO y. d sp S Sr. ssa with
pors Nc 70 Jchnson & towden.
'Gna Bocf%n cay from Ne"
Grg Sarah Blown, Norton IA days from Mobile, with
R1g Cotoa sgusrd % day. from Mobile with cotton, to
D Hurlbnt x Co.
Brig Camille, Mandeu /, day. from Apsachicoa with
cotton 70 Surge, Chairman Brig Caroline Pla for
Brig w@ jones' Tyler 10 Gays from Ap,'sc ;cols with
cottS1 to John Ogden Sailed in with Mary Richardson
Brig samson Sawyer from st Marks Apr! o. with cotton
York, and X w Brown, for New Dreams Left lwsuowna,
Ss"s " ssSs' f. a SsT ys Is, ~ M
csrg, Saw the Moves, hence, hound in 70 - Marks
Brig David Dufel w ,ams days fron Wimiagton, NC.
with naval stores, 10 f. Powell
Corning Son No date lat 20 3d. lon GO TO- SPOKE and
Piled wh' bsIque Iris Douglass with 22o1 hbs oil sp;
last Lac % lou 60 So passed bright sided whale ship
sehr Pacific Murch 30 days fran franklin L., with 70 900
gall MS rolaises to A Heaton.
Schr Echo Davis days from Apaachcoa with 1000 feet
Sch Hooper Hall "a days from Apa'achicola. with 1919
feet q nber to 4 w Root
sa AM Msa JGre' days from Newero with naval
sch Two Brothers, Richardson Jays from Nswbern with
sehr siovr Ellis days from N.wbe with naval
sshr r. W Bradley Penny DAYS from Washington NC.
7chr superb Baker days from Warrington NC. with
s,hr sias Crane. Johnson. days from Washington NC
wit nlvs .tores to Powell
Sch Ann smith, Co'e. days from wmingtca. NC. with
sehr Tus Perry, DAYS from Richmond with nd.e to
TO Allen X Paxson
RrruRSsp--E arqu. Chancellor, Besuvss sailed hence 1T
inst bueno- Ayrs sprung leak ID day Will have
the dock 10 repair
Ship st Lawresce Green Sag Harbor: brgs Vs,binvtop
Barge appe'on, Mar,nham: Jams Hay, tB) Wssmsa. 81
John, NB AID others
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STRANGERS BEWARE.

IN THIS AGE OS QUACKERY AND HUMBuU il il
import mt 20 fchose sfpersnt ed PHI yscian-DNJ
EVANS has removed his Old Galen Head D,pensary No
2s9 rcaf Beekm where Continues his
cost extraordinary cure, Of sl dsc.te diseases.
now cnmplcat He apprses the citizens H.
there Dr. his old and that he no con-
ncction whatever with other office His charges are mo-
dertte: his consultations strictly private.
B-Observe the number-mi,takes are often dauqerou,
2s8 Pearl st.
Medicines ard directions any part of the Union
by particularly stating the and enclosing five dollars
me ltsm
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NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT
LINE.

<AN - FOR ALBANY AND TROY-Moriug
Line from the foot Of Barclay street landing
The steamer EMPIRE, Captain y. X. Roe this morning al
7 O'Clock.
The sesmer TROY, Captain A. Gorham, tomorrow
m rniug, At o'clock
Evening Line oro the foot Of Courlandl street, direct
The steamer SWALLOW captain a Mclean, IN" even
ing, at O'Clock. D..
evening, at O'Clock.
able Al ali times the bars, aud frch Albany
md Frey ample take the morning train Of cars foI
For passage or freight apply board the Offices III,
vharyrs, moro
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Three shillings only what to force dead hair to

BY using jones' famous Coral Hair Restorative.
To give the human hair glossy silky, delicious silky
richnesso force its growth and stay its falling o-to
clean of scur or dandruf, shilling bottle OF
Jones' Coral Hair Restorative This economical yet
beautiful article used by thousand of the
respectable citizens, all Of whom delighted with it..
Sold only at the American Eagle, 81 Chatham street and
1913 Broadway, or 1879 Fulton street, Brooklyn State
street, Boston and Ledger Buildings Philadelphia
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o. VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE
OF GonorrhGa, elect, and all mocupurlent discharges
from the eihra These pills prepared by the New York
College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the
suppression of quackery, may be relied the
speedy and efectua remedy for the above complaints
They are guaranteed to cure recent in from three
discharges and chronic gee any other preparation
at present known removing the disease without confne-
ment from business, tainting the breath disagreeing
with the stomach Price 81 per box.
Sold at the Office of the College of Pharmacy and Me-
dicine 90 Nassau street
W. s RICHARDSON, M. D. Agent.