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Ships soahernsT. Palmer Liverpool Wooihull Mptum;
urbut Co; Fiordisn, Pratt AIsiachicoia by the same
a. sysaaaS w s9
Lewis; Ssfdssf Peterson H HON xIe.apds
n Gssss"ty ad.
SS,ass e JPSq; n
". s,' M.H sS.s.
s ss s sFs f s.v , Rs
GT.d by 'f oaS,ry Bo%o s sa SS S s
bags coffee 81 hhds to spoord Teston Coz 5000
Ship Canton Gus q day. from New Orleans, with cotton.
sc to master Sailed in CO with ship Mount Vernon Mca
shp Hector sgsncer s day; from Mobile with cotton to
they came from the B~nis: '.''' '''
with %d from
Pr ss q .as.9 70 s S.. ! w.R days from fa
ss Olive Ss,m,h Wv g. from O.
the Hook twice broke her main boom and split of her
r. L. Maitland Co. Coy. Has s been day. Moth
moIs sses TO Buck Peters; 10 900 oranges
Schr aogul Salisbury &c from Aakapa with live oak
70 Hoyt Left sh Adrian. Baker and Ex change Wilcox
FOR New York dg Sarah Maria for Norfolk do The Mogu
has been blown S the coast several ad severely
curing the last blow having aeak AID had
the pumps for the last IN days
Schr Napoleon, eerse ,ys from Swansboro NC with
naval stores 70 De Peyst.r within ,rsh. W. WV"
schr Eliza Nj sseroe Lonsn days from wilmington NC.
naval order on Bar brivs Aiderm.n
Tor Bos on and Ann (Brl for Liverpool
Sc NJ Robins n. Pugh, days from Nswbern NC with
cotton &c TO Blacy~e and L. Mitchell. sailed in co
part Of ct load. bull arks jibbo,m. &c.
Sshr Charleston Packet Crowel days from Pladephis,
with dse Ia master.
schr Julette. wogIam from Petersburg with tobacco to
sehr Spartan, Herring from Frankfort Me with potatoes to
schr Watchman from Thomsston, with lime
Schr VIM Wallace, from Thomaston, with lime.
Brig Peter Dsmil Lewis days from Mobile, with cotton,
Also, ship, brig unknown.
Sailed.
Ship Sea, Edwards Lverpoo barlue Genesee. Mnot New
O. leans
All the outward bound packets. and several other
sells, are at anchor at the SW Spit
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PASSENGER Sailed.

LvERPooL-Steam ship Hbe. MIA from BostonGeo John
and lady VIM Jone: and niece Geo Booh w g Tho
sCartw right Ryan, The. Eichar son Horace Wilcox jas
Wright + S'batt, Chsrmad. P Montant Smith, q u
.iaunt!tt Geo Blen. M'ksnz'e, Gresnsheds Eost
Tobin, X Sawyer w X Clark w Frszer-6 Total SO.
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YOU HAVED said a young lady day or two since to
her friend "How do you manage to keep them In such
perfect ORDER" why said she in reply II was up to Dr.
very much he cleaned them for and told me that II
would DR. Shermsns Orris Tooth Paste altogether
and NEEDLE with any trashy washes and dentfces
only would have beautiful set Of teeth. but woul
also preserve them from the tartar which often encrusts
them and brings on premature decay a. well a. avoid bad
breath. Thavs donsso, and you the effects" DR.
shermsns warehouse 10 IO Nassau street Agents 227
Hudson, l7s Bowery n East Broadway Ledger Build
ings, Philadelphia, and State street. Boston
90 RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TURE. for the radical cure OF primary secondary sy
phils and all diseases arising from nudicous use Of
mercury This powerful Alternative il warranted TO re-
all impurities from the blood and ehectuey
all former disease from the system Sold IN single
bottles 81 eschin cases of half doxen So carefully
packed, and sent to sll parts ofthe Union:
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the Coiisge Oh Meal
cine and Pharmacy, s6 Nassau street; rsov
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

OFTIcE OF THE Rhode lsLATpER,1
NEWPORT. March I, 1874
An FEB e. AureIia Dunbar and fyreus Bruce Providence
for Elizabeth City, NC; 10th. Richmond Packard 1hosston
ier New York Sid Alexander Havana Aureia. and Pyrus
Elizabeth City.
sioop isaac n Borden. Lewis. Of and from Fall River for
York went ashore this morning about o'clock the beach
little TO the North Of Tsyors Point Canoncut Island and
.bout miles North Of TIE ferry The going about
knot, when she sirucs with the mae at helm Capt l. wis
ing below. Th slDOp xce rs alongside and about
lis have heen dschrged into her. aud expected she will
be got of at high this afternoon
GAZETTE OrFIcr,
- 49, NEw LONDON, Ct FEB 2s i9n
Arr Phenir. SLATE, from AtlaLtic Ocean with
400 do SPOKE Sept a. Electra Ward MI, sp humpbk
Oct ~ Lssossr Mystic. VIII; 23th Falcon, Richmond B.
a. sssn s9h M Nocs s~spsy 100 Caroline.
sh Caledonia, Forsyth ston, do; Dec "a, Eronsut Vest
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Passenger Arrived,

BREMEN-Barque Johann Georg-Miss Josephine Wolf and
8 in the
KEY WEsr-Brig Jos Gorham-D Hildreth, A Hldreth, f.
Hldeth, Chas I'D eth, B Ward, Houston Il Dexter.
Dexter, N Bates, + He Ines
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SPRING E4SIiIONS :

SPRING FASHIONS.
DOR the accop moda,on Of abroad the
STYLE Of Gentemen's Hats for the ensuing SITna will
be forwarded TO them by mail on apple pos pd TO
LEaRY 90,
=, - 80 Nos and 5 Asfor House
p-f'entlsmen be supplied with Hats o)ihs ns,o
sfVs. II ouf counter.
New Yort, Feb. 49, 1874. f2s i-ssrc
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READ, THINK, AND JUDGE!
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS AND THE
PHILOSOPHY OF THEIR OPERATION

PHILOSOPHY OF THEIR OPERATION.
DISEASE arising from disorderrd Of the vral
pairing III hud' which ssst-iu ecaunot removed by
dicnes lin their Grafton II the loo IN d.
manests its w. The m,nestt,on is merely he eject
If gement Of h. of hose which
these elements te mixed doe
the bl cd will be IN ,a soe; and the whole
syatsm through WHICH chocolates muat mi srious all
cd the rand dederatam then alton which III
act drecty, powerful -nt willy ha .f h
,ms chinerv VIII ID from food taken
that find which aft rwards becomes blood.
must be chy and it is the which
this chy len upon the dig
tive APPARATUS the and the liver thi the medicine
should act
Now has teen proved by he experience of years and
Established Of thousar d. ae,ted eetIcatss III
PETERS, FILLS OPP te IN this way. and by removing a
the place Of its origin he Of deass prod radical
cue For III reason mia biy ella med Tor III m Other
dicn's AZ eviat' but Re, rs, m I'll ertdc.t- III
dsor the liza oun,sl be pu al streams
,ha, flow ON wi be pur-, nd # the of thu lloud
vein aud fibre Of the human m,,hi IyspspsIa Jpndlce
Ii Fever Cole o. oleis H-anache the
ach Ftvers Languor all Inf INN tory seas sin short
every complain out OF s,rdsred SUPPRESSED
readily to the OF th most sstraordin vegetable
compound, The CT liens III. rd it III
guard and protection II they Exp toms Of ous
fever, bort, such CHI, U.s. GELD
he DO els n,u p.iu he back, * the, antly
s to PETGn s. FILLS and III. nice cas- out
of ten hey abb TO I'm 10 their avoc Fl or'i
disc nce Southern elm te these Pills are sdmn-
tered tn n.orm success; Fer "os an ten years the
dict of,h ec eacy has been PRONOUNCED and copd
South, the East an the West million. Of vor e, Guild lie
hear in Acca alton o' hsI CHI rites Toe ehia
the adu the nth the d-crpt oil 'n-both sexes
AID a,es-may ee take these Pts with safety aud the
IT, York ma
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WONDERFUL DISCOVEKY

STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR which will
~ change grey hair its original color minutes This
solution from any yet offered and Si Of su
percedng all Others IL is highly efcacous possesses IN,
growth. -
Those wo doubt its virtues requested have their mir
changed before paying their If humbugs would take
this N.ia thse would be no reason to complain
One. slwill prove the fact
Sold Wholesale and retail and applied at No Chatham Al
opposite ,ns FALL of Records New York, up stairs.
m3 LIZ
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NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY

AA COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM TO LEASE
c::H opportur offered to gentleman
E4A shng to tire from the city. The Fam tsins
about $50 Of land situated rhroggs Neck West
che ter and lies directly the sound having lie
half of shoe and early the whole uud-r good of cu
vation large double house la the Lreml.
For hsh and xpoiti tn. b. surpassed
ouIteen miles from New York and fou, from thu hail cad
Depot at Williams Bridge, the that
,ay business city aud reside with his family
AZ the Neck, several gentleman III vicinity do. Apply
THOS; I. ErR"IS, ~ La Fayette Place. Taos HAR.
RlSON, 81 Madison st. m3 7wsec
E&E FOX sALE.-The sloop THOaAS COL YER
ktS aC ing Stag now tyng ut TIE foot of spring
S3NASa6New York. She was built by Ihomas Coiyrr, at
Sing 81 ard IS five old and r the fatest ID
bu lt soop. the Hudson Sh r and Of
Chit drauRhS of and carries about tons and is we
ada ted for the fteghng lumber bush For further par
ticulaH apply to JOSEPH AGATE,
237 Broadway New York,
Administrator Of the of Franklin Agate deceased
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showing an increase OF nifty per cent. Inc produce
brought into this city, for February 1874 from the vicinity
1871 rkns Of butter $40 tubs % saddles Of venison
c dressed sheep 2o4 dressed hogs % aso lbs poultry
calves o4 live sheep 1857 bbs apples lao bbls buck
wheat hour and NEAL 2O6, 200 OTIS milk.
The very heavy imports into this country since Janu
airy lst lS4 and the immense of duties paid
custom house. strong evidences that the foreign
trade not completely contracted tho scale of duties
The present average is fraction thirty five per cent
and in two months importation of foreign goods
amounting to than twenty millions of dollars. The
argument that low duties has tendency to increase
imports and high duties TO decrease them, is without
foundation From 1921 to 1924 when the duties averaged
thiryfour per dutable imports $66 900
annually From 1924 TO 1928 when the duties averaged
tgiryeght per cent the dutiabla imports averaged $751;
1900 annually From 1923 to 1888, the duties being
per cent the annual imports $74 200 0O0
and from 1883 to 1912, the dutiable imports averaged
$7I0oOooo with duty Of only thirtyon per cent For
the year ending September. ls42, the dutabe imports
amounted to 500 Ooo with average duty ofonly
twentyhree per cent The imporations Of free goods
into this country, have nucuated much those pay
ing duties From isa to 1912 the import of free goods
fell from sos Ol97sl to $40 This the year Of
the lowest rate under the compromise act.
The conclusion that would naturally be drawn from
these results u.s. that the tariff has actually bat little inhu
the extent Of importatons matters little what
the scale Of duties may be- the state of
features II the condition Of the currency the Of
the people, and the extent Of exports will permit
mporations under any modification of the III act will
be in proportion The state Of commercial matters this
moment will naturally induce increase Of our ign
trade The great abundance Of money, and the absence
OF foreign manufactures in principal markets,
great incentives this trade and long these causes
exist long will packets have full reights to this
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ROBERT HOPE HART,
- IMPORTER,
NO: III NASSAU STREET, CORNER OF PINE
OFFERS for sle in lots to suit puIc hsscs Scotch Ale
~ Lyndon AID Dublin Brown Stout scoseh and irish Wits.
key. lark aud Pale Brandss, Madeira Sherry Port Cham
pa.ne sparkns Hook, Claet, &c. Ali Of the quality
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PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND, IRELAND SCOT.
LAND AND WALES, VIA LIVERPOOL.
Sx6 TIE subscriber has made qua led arr, & m.nts
6EHN for bring out EN- this year 8ii. Those
ding Tor th-ir friends would d. well apply at
the oil established packet ofic. of
JUN II ERDMAN, Gil South st
N Bile sh OF this line leave Liv-rp ,ol every five
days and he furnished ay am nat Iay.
abb I'll The principal ba king institutions ghout
rnited king dom, apply as above. Sec
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THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY
SPECIFICALLY give notice to he citizens If New York
IL thai the, viii give another
VOCAL EN- ERTAINM MT,

NIBLO'S CONCERT SALOON,
ON MONDAY EVENING, MARCH I, 1874
selection OF The, be't ices will be tut oduced.
Tickets Fifty C-ots eich-ro BE- had At L. Emhre's
Ira bowery; at Atwlls Hewus Dobois. key's M let.s
Soddard N Co.'S. Cnamters Jues Il. II Ciesltin. ana
FrtA Hail.. Nusc Store, at the Bookstore Of saxton
Miles. and at the DOR
H5-To commsnce quarter before o'clock
PROGRAMME.
"A Life on the Ocean Wave"
TT Vuliure Of The Alus."
The Sword and s IT."
"E.ce.ior-- IT'S Merry and Free"
Yves ward, Ho"-Words by q. r. Morris, Esq
New QhaIfette--" Death OF Warren.
My NiOtI efs Bible.o
The Crave { Napoleon"
We've koamed over the Mountains.'
1.-THE Niania~"
1.-THE Granite Stats' &c. Sc. f2o at + 3 Mssc
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Am ERlCAN m UxkUm,
N Ii ID l. ID ID L. II L. II

AMERICAN MUSEUM,
AND PERPET UAL FAIR
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
siGNun FRANC,ICo the Magician and Equ,lbrist, is
resng < d tor week loug.r
The ORIGINAL Kentucky MINsTRELs, tho be-. t
band OF Meiodists America engaged and
th.ir Grand Concert at each performance. Also
MR. WHlTLOCK, the reno ned Banjo Player and Negro
MeOJst
MIR. q. WILLIAMS, the Delinestor of Irish Chara ter,
Singer OF Comic Ish songs and avorts ,nppe Dancer
Mr. r. G. BOOTH c.o,c singer.
MIR HO WAkD. tie Voli.st
MIR II q. SHERMAN. the popular Ballad Singer.
LA PETITE CELTIC the aani. ed DsLssu.e.
GEN TOM THUMB IL Wax faith uly represented, 10.
AMBERr.
The 81 SY FAMILY, six in numbr, rscentlv from Ger
TAI u Of the snceat people o.
tgvpt, ~ b. seen in hi native costume.
rhe GlPSEY QUEEN tue Fortune Teller, be private
ly cons ltrd at AZ, hour OF the day ann evening.
Performance every evening at ~ O'clock and Wednesday
and saturday afternoons at O'Clock
Tckes 23 eentscnIldIen under l2H Twen
tvve for private consultations with the Gpsey
Queen. m3rc
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CONCERT
vAUxHALL GARDEN SALOON, BowERY.
Mr. Y. DE LIE Rec respec full, announces ms ir-nds
Vocal aud Instrumental Concer at the above place.
MONDAY EVE sISG sarcht the 4th 1874.
hen he will be assisted by tie following Ladies AID Gentle
''' MISS RosEMoND
Mir oLDFIELD.
Mr.. Oldheld will preside at tbs Piano Fovts.
PROGR A NJ NE.
PART |
Overture-Piano. Mr. Oldield
. eniug ,hops-Come. Soldiers Come By the Compan,
So g-lhe Indian Hunter -. Mr. Cook
Sou g-I h. spell il br ken, Miss McCioin
so,g-Goms Brother, Arouse r De he
Miss NJ Gloin aud MIR De lie Rec
Sorg-Yankee Doodle Mr. Cook
S,ng-There 8 n home te mine NJ s. 10 e oono
SOMA u On the ocein wave Mf DE- e"e~
SOng-l ud like 10 Mss Mc(iloiD
Song and Chous-Dandy Jim..- ...By the Company
Ov' rture- Piano .......' Mr. OIL field
Gles-siakling and Brgat. Miss McGlon, Mr. Cook aud
s)ng-Ihe Hunters Hom... MIS-, RIOS. mouo
Song me t,kr tea the Dor. W De l.. lee
S'nk-Ethl soh<..... -. Mss slcGio'I
Soug-tr ,thef lopsthau, -. MIR Cook
end Mr. De lie Nee
Song The Hunter of Tyrol Miss Rosemoud
Sons Ny Father Land. Mas McGoio
son,-Tne lvv Gre 800 Mr. Cook
Finsle-S ng and Cnorus-Our way across the
Mountain. no! BY the Company
" Tickets twenty-five eachTo be d at Vauxha
Garden Mr. DE lie Ree. the OF Barrow and Nc
hs Concert to commsEce at half past 7 o'clock
mil 4tstc
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 3.


Sun RISES. .........6 3. MOON sETs... ..". ~
SUN sETs... ...5 81 HIeH wArER..."... Sc
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TO THE PUBLIC,
MRS. q u MILLER 4 CO.,
TOBACCO AND SNIFF


NO. 40 WATER STREET NEAR WALL STREET
Wy respectfully ,aorm Their friends AVID customer, ha,
ba.co aid sna selling hf asn the city and Sy red
lars representing u As hav ag ben Manufactured BY TIE
That one may be msed by such imposition or suppose
good ARTICLES. havs been induced this
friends md customers, Caution against eprs nation
s peds Ss,sss % spare NO expense asion to manu-
at rs and s ST.
a"
SOL o. a. ,eis,nabe Ter as as any article, in The sove line
s. &C. %'S;s
M DIAL AID -D0CT1 II CUOFLK. IL Oo.as .lrs-1
wi esswssa Shsn.m and William streets take. ths nethos
AID q Ss' Although
cf qaacLsy fo q 1. legitimate members sdvsr,:s iii.
sasS g ~ aren't
il, disease q eye FOR an OPERATION a. the
;sa sa % 90 g sFS s 4. -s ss
that hc,s men ' se; in this branch they Only
%a1 Of sat 1n m.o s s YS sss
s; 9s Cd assa
b. :::.
INTO b. STr.f form
.Rs .sa s:: $
which he the form Of Structure in from
Of the ueth or PROSTATE gland Of the neck Of the Bladder
sometimes misabcn for Structure By general practitioner
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, .om.times called s.
uinal Wesknes, brought by secret habit INDUCED by
young This where freely INDUCED in the greatest
eyh that bea for besets OF heart con
SUMPTION dyspepss smacson Of the Frame and finally ends
complete idocy. Dr. Cooper will effect radical cure iu
such and restore the constitution original
that by mild and simple Of medicine
ed every charge Post paid letters descbins
complaint and enclosing g. attended Patients attended in
hot boarding AZ uiQ m,
mber Duans strest. betwees William asd Chatham sts
ms in'ec
On ItNUARY FIRST WAS PUBLISHED
" THE BRITISH IND FOREIGN REGIEW,
NO. XXI.
CONTENTS:
I.-CrticB and Criticism io rsnce.
2-Araclds Lectures.-The Churcn and State.
t-The Principles If Tariffs applied
81 he French "a sIain- Secret Policy OF Louis XIV
THE Oxford Controversy. Anglo. u tholicism.
The Oregon Boundary
8.-Ir'and -keneal ol the Union.
a. h Atmospheric IaiiVay.
Load Mt \ j. T. TAYLOR Red Lion Court, Fleet AZ
md supplied to palti ss In A inerica hy
4. l.. sIMNUNDS, Fore gu Publisser
mrl aJg6 rs Cornhili, Lo don.
LEN IONS. 80
1kO BOXES Very for cash b. sojd Ia lots to suit
AcO purchaser Apply to X. bPENf ER :
m2 Otis I93 Canal strest
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE far famsd and celebrated Pila, from Portugal are
TO be obtained country Be- advrrtisei
meat on the last colsnp fourth pags.
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IN ItNUARY FIRST WAS PUBLTsHED-
" THE BRITISH AND EOREIGN REpIEW,

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far fsmsd and celebrated Pills. from Portugal. are
TO be obtained 10 country Be- advrr,isel
mont on the last colSnp fourth pags.
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Day. OUT issd rom Dee Palladium MsLsaa. NJ. 900
eos $50 sp Brandt Sampson. Ne SO bb Gee Washington
90 Clean; Ch Henry Jesry MI do 18th Csfharins smith
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Saturday, March &c p. M
Stocks look little better to-day. Ohio 6s advanced Z;
Kentucky 6s /; Indiana Ii Pennsylvania Z; Harlem ii
Paterson Farmers Trust declined Canton /; Vicks
burg I; North American Trusts Long Island and Nor
witch closed firm at yesterdays prices The sales
very extensive Western Railroad sold at 6O} New York
State s., 1862, at no.
The duties paid into the Custom House for this port
since the st of January 1884, been larger than
before, for the same period.
Total receipts for January .......... 81 s72 3O5
Ditto ditto in February 2,l6s,oOo
s4o4osos
The receipts for the week ending this evening reach
S2l6o of which days estimated and the balance
$lo4l3 is included in the total receipts for February,
making the full receipts from January LIST to March 2nd,
inclusive, 81 los, sos. This is very large
The arrivals at this port during the past month have
been very large and shew the cause of the immense
from customs The arrivals have been from the
LIST of February to the LIST Of March, follows, viz
From foreign ports III; from domestic ports, 1856 At
Boston for the period they were from foreign ports
"a; from domestic ports 49,
The Phenix Bank Of Hartford has declared dividend
of SO so per share yable on the 9Th inst.
The Auditor General of sylvonia destroyed the
27th ult $9A,0e7 in relief notes.
The committee appointed by the two houses of the Mis-
Legislature to examine into the affairs Of the Plant
ers Bank have reported unfavorably Its affairs repre-
serted TO be in awful state All the different funds de-
posted in the bank belonging to institutions have been
sunk The Governor, in his message, acknowledged the
obligation of the State to pay the bonds of the bank
The Committee on Finance in the Massachusetts House
Of Representatives have reported bill levyng State
tax Of S75O0D for the year. in order the
deficiency in the bank tax and pay the scrip of the Com
monwealth which falls due before the meeting of
the legislature.
The receipts on the Eastern division Of the New York
and Erie Railroad for the month Of February 1884,
pared with those for the period in ls43 show great
incease.
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BY DA VID PA X KS,
1874 PEARL STREET,

II
THIS DAY, AT "a O'CLOCK.
LAR lnvoic- Of Fancy Good, cons sting of fifty ps
Spittdsd ndke hef Pongee do fancy silk Ores, Hand
kerchefs Broche Sha wis., Spoo oton Corset ace Bone
Supenae buttons Tin DO Lr.n Co lars, Suspenders Sew
ing SIX al coors Dressing Combs Side Combs Bead PURSES
lmsec
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BY REQUEST,
THE REV. PROF. j. N. NlAFrlTr will repeat his Lee

BOZ,
This Evenirg in the NJ. E. Church. Of Catherine in
Macis0n str
PRooaAMME.-Charies Dicken,, tho English Tourist in
Amer he
BASENEsS. MALIGNATY, AND sCANDALOUS
Lihels Of Charlie exc til. last Eng sh ourist Merit
Rebuke the LIB lie Defnce of the Ameris
America and EnRle nj G u trsst d.
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YOUNG tKrNtHMAN, havias taken ms d~gfe~s In
IA the Univety OF Pans desires find respectable tam y
take chdrens education teach frsack
Greek Mathematics, elements Of Music, and general
every thing required for complete education. Apply u
Hsads street. n imsfrc
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FOreixn ImpOrtatIons.

CAkToNShp Huncss, (eported yesterday)-i5l2 chests
$500 90 2o5 bis tea s3 bxs 62o 3O9 sweet
meats @ rolls mating 20 silk do silk bxs and pkgs
mdss Talbot Oyphant coo bxs gkgs Gordon Talbot
$50 bxs Is do mde NewonIs5 pkgs tea Booth Edgar
ZIG If chs tea 225 rolls mating bxs mdse White
IN %d. Is. p Pl,s pegs tea WIN Nswslos e, $3.50 III
bxs mdse 0lyphant0 pkgs Spofford TiIeson Co
~ DO Glilespe- bxs mdse Per7 chs iG If $50 bxs
lea $50 kgs and bYs mde Lovett2 bxs mdse VIM Iows
or Dsn Weso chs 1912 hf do bxs tea 10 cs raw silk
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21
GRAND EXCURSION AROUND STATEN
ISLAND

80 a The magnificent steamer SOUTH AMERICA
80 s 22d make another grand Excursion around
staten Island The former giving such unbonded graft
srs aud ic,ts Is; south e Nsw York Bay
70 receive She win leave Barclay street Pier at
cloct-Canal street 24-Hammond Wharf 2Catha-
No. North River a. proceed through the K and Staten
thence down Amboy and Princes bay Sandy Hook
On the left Red Bank Light House, and south side Staten
Sandy Hook passing the Black buoy Great Romsr Shoa Co.
GTound, arriving in the city at o'clock.
This Excursion will afford citizens and the citizens of
breeze Of the and the often heard OF
during our struggle Tor freedom. A fine Band will
the boat Tickets for the Excursion SO centa