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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-06

EXCHANGE HOTEL-BALTIMORE.
ERASTUS COLEMAN has this day taken HENRY +
~ JACKSON parnership and in future the house will
BE- ond,cted in the name of COLEMAN JACKSON.
The patronage Of the travelling public. and influence Of
friends respectfully solicited.
BALTIMORE, february [. 1874. Il I'm
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ENGLISH BONNETS, MILLINERY, &c.
36 Naidea Lane splendd ass ,Itment ENGLISH BON
NETS consisting If super Pa'enu fine Rntsnds, Alb
boas Silks Flowers, aud other article in the mnary
Tine hner and Others respectfully invited call aud
examine the above The English Hats the caret aud best
10 msrse All the above will be sold wholesale
tail, at 81 Maiden Lane and 81 Joha street.
J. LYON
". B-The Basement of &c Miden Lane to let-p,sseon
gwen Immediately, In3 lmstc
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yNEW PATENT SOLAR AND LARD LAMPS
INORAM x HAUGHWOUT, sci Broadway. would re-
ctfuy invite thriT friends and customers to
IRE now be oifsrd to the public. Me.S, w win sx
hbt durpg the month Of March, variety of
Lard Sofa, Lamps burning Lard spem and
Whale OIL These Lamps are mad toe celebrated
Cornelius Co and before Offering them
The public they have been submitted for thorough
committee Of scnt gentlemen attached the isttu
Pennsylvania who have reported the Of lard
bnrnng these is about equal the Of oil
per gaoa; aud have their report sver ofhh-
Lamp beies the most superior Lard Lamp that ha, come
under their notice This together with the high standing Of
the LECTURERS. sufficient guarantee that the
superior Lamp all things considered now in use The man
lard OF, be used and be kept soraer without the
chimney wicks &c that will last for be
sold for dollars and fifty cents and will give twice tn.
liz hi Of an ordinary astral lamp W. II have completed
arrangements with the manufacturers that they
receiving additions Of many patterns their
large Apartment and will sell reasonable than
suv house the c,ty fall Of all following
articles will also be found a! their show rooms
Gas oil aud c.udls Chandeliers Pendants Mante Lights
Brackets, portable Burners, Lantern nc.
Grandoies Cande bras Bracket Chandeliers Wall Brack
suI eadg Solar B,acke, Chandeliers and Pendants
new article of Solar SIDE Lamps.
Also Patsn aud Japanued Goods, Cutlery aud Fine Cut
Glass comosng the beat assortment ia the Uaited States
M IN
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9. JAMES MAC EELLAN, Proprietor
JanuaYv 18th 1914 rs 4
ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT.

T ONDON-ST. KATHARlNES HOTEL. opposite the
IL Sc kaihaTines Doek Gates and near the Royal Mgt|
THOMAS LENNEY, late Chlcf Steward OF the British
Queen Steamship respectfully norms HI. friends in the United
STATES that he has the Of the above and e
establish which buit md furnished regardless Of
expense AID is in respect sopted for the reception Of IA
miles and gentlemen visiting England the hotel fronts that
of the dock In which neix and most Of the other Anne
mean vessels lay and wla hve inmates Wah Of the BAN
md economical PRINCIPLES The Codee Room supplied With
yands, Wines, &c. OF the hrst qualify good Billiard
Room and Warm Baths will be found the house Gentle
by the wek month for board &c the
terms 10 Afnerlca.
a. LENNEY bess those who may honor him with
tr that nothing sha be wanting to render them
and by attention 10 the wishes Of his guests hopes
.0<neFt a corRsnee aud will literally bes0ws I'd
him when steward of the Brush Queen. dir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-06

DRUGS sc 30 baskets Annatto, pnmsi
~ bales fresh Araira Flowers;
casks Camomile Flowers;
1000 lbs Refined Camphor;
30 cases Gum Arabic.
For sale by J. 3. ASPlNWALL,
ms 3t'm %William street.
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MONEY TO LEND.

ABRAHAM j. JACKSON, Pawnbroker, No. 50 Reade
"A street, money large small sums,
n, NAV be req WGtches JsweIry Silver Ware, Dry
Goods Wearing Apparel and personal OF de
ption, jt0 Isas yre
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OR SALE.

1s FARM in the Townsh Of Orange. N. j.. six miles
TSrom New Arb and two from North Oanae-lOeaces,
-..h,rds meadow aud arabic balance thrifty wood house
81, CARR. .ed a cellar lately and on,ba,id
wasIsd by .pf1E.Igseda wei; a. doorNv., healthy situation
,ston when required ApgX a Il Ferry st. ~ Division Z,
ylacr. ms I'm
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pEACH ORCHARD GOALS per ton for broken. egg
aud large stove Consumers rely getting the beat
Red Ash Coal al the above price we'll weighed by
city wcger and delivered from yard corner 81 King and
Greenwich sts. PETEh CLiNION
tM 2vus~~
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GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,

1 II Z y N 1 ON L n W M + n N
Principal Store, i2l Chatham street, Ne.o York.
Branch Store, 3ls BIeteker st, N. Y.
.asency al ll6 Fulton street, Brooklyn
.4lso Of Main and Fan Hoton st, Pdterson NJ
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND C0UN.
TRY families and purchasers their several establish
where they think will be found by fa the best
cotton Of aud unadulteed Teas in the United States
The yesAl popularity and OF their house. with re
'ense 10 high loy price. and upright dealing is too
Original and only warehouse the sale of flo wquas Black
Tea Srngcswil be psrticuiat remember the
Of the principal Chatham between
Pearl aud Roosevelt streets.
The public will also be pleased take notice. that the Car
Tea Company have nothing do with any other
whatever except those described at the Of h. advertise
uent fl< lmsrc
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SALT AND FISH STOKE.
hOO BBLS HALIFAX No. l SALMON: l3co Nos. !, z
fOO aud Macksrel; 600 half do, do do do.
100 bbls. No. Meas Shad;
50 halfb No. 5sybvook Shad;
800 bbs Cod aud Scale Fish;
400 do No Gibd Herring;
1900 boxes Scaled do
5000 lbs smoked Salmon;
300 kits Soused Salmon;
200 do Sounds aud Tongues;
1000 quiutaIs Goldfish. suitable for shipping;
1000 sacks Ashton's Salt;
900 bbls Am ercaa Salt. &c., &C.
All for sale in lots to suit pu rch,sers by
NELSON, WELLS CO,
90 Imsm 81 Dey street
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SPRING BIRDs-Our elms were vocal Yesterday
with the singing Of birds, the first Indication OF returning
SPRING confirming the return Of the rather than
that fearful looking for Of Judgment" pronounced by
those who are wiser than their generution-Nw Hars'i
Herald Msrchi
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UMBRELLAS.
SIZE PER- BRO THE z s =,

NO. 1876 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
MIGRATING the revival Of business. have increased
"A their stock and manufacturing operations to va the
shments the globe Purchaser, rely
beng supplied with quantity aud quality of UMBNEL
LAS, PARASOLs AND SUN SHADES including the
ate Partisan style.
Being detsrn succumb the present
petition their goods offered the lowest enduble adv
the real while constantly the alert introduce
provcments material and okmarship the stock will
ways the fashionable and best manufactured
goods ia the market. M re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-06

YANKEE MANUFACTURES IN MExIco.-In the Dis
trict or State of Durango, Mexico, there thirty
cotton factories. They got up principally by
emgrants from Massachusetts and Rhode Island at the
head of which Is Philip 1nghast Of Providence Rhode
Island. The factories operated by native Mexicans
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COMMERCE OF TExAs.-Accounts from Calves
ton state that on the 18th u. there were fourteen
square rugged vessels in harbor loading with cotton ana
but one OF the fourteen belongs to the United states me
others are English, Bremen French and beigihh Al.
most all the cotton goes TO Europe and all for the want
proper treaty between the two countries ana the ep
surd duty which the United states imposes upon TeSn'
Cotton.
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s., i. .:
s1y. e.
Other oversize ar. they that examine: Then will
with the double or proof Boot which keep
WaTshoyse, Is Maiden lane near Broadway. Those who
"irf Ell XVI ssr HSp
Gle manufactured the United States Orders for the south
%s sss North HSEzc H. Day
HIDES, FAT AND CALF SKINS.
"a. oaae Of the sab.cber where contracts will be made for
by the the highest 6hN TES pound
22s ElyAeeh st. between Prince and houston
TO CONSUMERS OF LIVERPOOL COIL
l. snii triher notice, The .ub,eft,i end. SWING is
aepn hs aud sale Of s aoy .
scnher before purchasing elsewhere he i pss 70 sell at
IN lm'nc No. l01 Anthoov 81, near Broadway
PHENIX HORSE BAZAAR,
NO. $50 AND I91 MERCER STREET, NEXT TO
is I'LL e. ~ ::::s .aIass
IN the nay%s sT y,d 20
matched PAR. Bay Aos sne pal. Of BGowp ! HGI,s:
'; Os
Also, several very fne .addle Horses 49,
Also, private sale, very handsome Rockaway Wagon,
used only week and number Of and second hard
Batouches and Light Wagons.
Horses taken Livery, and kept in superior style.
dealers horses stables unsurpassed
by suy establishment Of the kind in the United States
STOKA9E-Vehcle Of all description taken storage in
the large an convenient Repository OF the establishment
w. COWAN will attend personally to all orders for buying
and telling horses, -
All persons selling property thi, establishment may rely
having account of sale rendered aud the full
Of proceeds will all be paid promptly in cur
money ,
plan, being detachd from the main
bu dIng and stable thereby nerIpg the least win
livery going coming the day OF auc
ton sale.
At all other times Arena kept entirely clear sni To-
served for the Of private horses and those on
horses COWAN AND DILK5,
ms imsec Propretors
n THREE DOLLAR HATS J. II. MONARQUE
calls the attention OF the pnhc has assortment Of fine
Fur Hats the price OF Three Dollars at 22S Bowey
IA lmsc
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

~ NJ pEYSER 90. lately removed from the corner Of
on liberal terms Wholesale and retail the following tces
receiv.d BY recent arrivals
8erlu best Zephyr Woyed-te most complete assortment
this country. . go .
Canvass Embroidery OF cotton, silk and worsd, all
widths.
Berlin Eabrodery Pattesof the choicest snd des
crp,ion Embrodsnes, finished and commenced velvet
silk woed and cotton, worked IN the most tasteful Par
sim style. . go
Bracelets Combs, Hair Pins, and large variety of other
beaut. full Paris Fancy Articles
Purse OrnarnentsSee gilt and silver Beads BuRles Purse
Twist, plain and shaded scts and spoois Embroidery
and flower Chenille, OF silk and metal and Tx.
Also. Fnges Gimps and Cord aud Tassals imported and Of
their manufa ;tue. Of gold silver silk &C. all colon
and widths
Branch Store at Broadway formerly 1877 Broadway
1mer.
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GOLD LEAF REMOVAL.
THE SUBSCRIBER has. lin cons quenee Of being uuder
mined in rent" by come gentleman" Gold Beaer, re-
moved his Gold Leaf Factory to.
No. O2 RE.4DE STREET,
Only three doors from his old stind where confident bis
Old friends will follow 0est quality Dentsts Gold Fol-.
j. L. WAUGH
MI 2wsec Practical Gold Beater. No. 80 keade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-06

.esxk FARM WANTED-On lease of ten xlccess We
ear with from twenty forty of land the best
sat- Of nlags wi house, barn. wagon house and all
and thing belonging the the tenant wishes
purchase everything fruits horses, cows &c.
tory but farhr THAI miles from New York. and il
possible tn the city.
Please address, raid J. W., this Office with price
of yearly lease aud purchase of articles.
s:New York. March 4, 1874. m52t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-06

FIRE AT LITTLE FoRT lrI..-A large chain manu-
factory belonging TO d. 3. Dewey, OF this city, was de-
stroy 81 by fire on the 2lst inst Loss about $1,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-06

NM POOL. PA!KETs-FOk, LlXERPOOL.-iResu-
lar Packet Of the 10th AiarchThe magnificent
and celebrated fast sailing packet ship MONTEZuMA,
burthen l.5o t,ns B. Lowber will positively sail
@ N Saturday, 10th March, her regular dsy -
lii wei known that the accommodation Of the MONTE
YUMA for passengers fitted III eb
with every modern aud that add
ike comfort Of those embhinT who should call and see
this spend specimen Of naval arch t.cure before
any other .ese For passage cabin second cabin and
scnbers. HOChE, bhOIHEko &CO,,
81 Futon street, next door TO The Fulton Bank
ps-The MoSTsZUMA, lails from .LivNpool on tie
lst May Persons sending for their friends have them
brought her. Of the pa kts Of this magnificent
line sng iom that punctuslly the LIST ard 18th Of
zach month Drafts all TINES or ssle the Royal Bank of
Ireland and Msssr Pecott Grote Ames Co. Banke
London. . or passage sc apply as above
Tbs Parke ship EUROPE, will succeed the above packet
and sail for Liverpool the LIST Of April her regular day
inf
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NIBLO'S
and SEED ESTABLISHMENT.
ARRIVALS OF FRESH SEEDS.

ARRIVALS OF FRESH SEEDS.
xz& THE SUBSCRIBER in acknowledging The libers'
grateful now Big to inform his patron. aud The pub.
h the extensive arrsngem ns for the spring bushes
(which were de by himself when in Europe last winter with
have Just been completed by tns recent arrivals OF the
@ pssss ;h H. au aos 70 so snd ,ue of
annual biennial and perennial Flower Seeds Of which
aud will bs found well worthy the attention Of
Vegetable md field Seed. have also been imported of those
ad Say %se s are be e be SeSa
Sss1 9w by s of ss sS &
hf s T0a : T 20 ca, pos 70 $
genuine character caused ali the old seeds tproepred
by his .e partner Mr. psnlsg) to be sold public
Boad STREET the nth Dec last eau with confidence
there not worthless seed in the whole
Double Dah,s-An extensive collection of these beautiful
towering Roots have also been imported from the emf
exhibited England during the lest Yeas They
and COED established plants cdrdned true
tanning full description Of VARIETY, ..eether with
structons for their Culture will be published at an early
large collection Of fine healthy plants in Fioce the
Conseyatores, which will be found desrabIe ornaments for
Bouqus Baskets and va,ss of Flo rerr be procured
on the shortest no'ce put no in neat but elegant STYLE
Bulboas Flowens Roots viz Gladiolu, Mexican Tiger
Flower Tiger LILY Jacobean Lily lubeose. &C &c. Tor
Flower Stands; Fancy Tara Coss Flower y,s, and Pots
Oh NAV srs sas Of asrdnag Tools Hoeusnl and
AEncuItura, Books. &C on hand ,,, ,,,c,,s
having see" chased for 3D. On adv term.
he Third nuslCsaloguei in Of publica
and will be ready for delivery tgratis) early ensuing
WILLIAM SisEo' ss - Fi SISsssssy.
No connection with any other establishment faS inrc
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FIRE AT MIsnAwAKA, IND.-The Toscin con-
talns an account of the fire which took place on
the evening Of the 9th inst The buildings destroyed
owned by the st Joseph Iron Company and in
cuded machine and pattern shop oil mill owned by
j. schaefer and pump factory owned by j. X Brooke.
portion OF it also occupied deposit Of patterns
and castings by the Iron Co. aud contained at the time OF
the fire. large amount Of valuable patterns and castings
but very of which saved The loss Of the ST.
Joseph Iron Co. is estimated from $40 900 to $4,000
that OF Mr. Schaeier $4,000 that OF Mr. Brooke
will be less perhaps exceeding $500 5000 There
no insurance OF the bnildings prOperty.
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ROMAN CATuoLIcrrY IN AMERtcA.-Bulls from
the Holy See have been received by the Bishop of
Quebec, erecting into apostolic curacy the whole terri
tory beyond the Rocky Mountains lying North OF Calior-
MA and appointing NJ Francois Norbert Blanchet Apos
toc Vicar with the title OF Bishop Of Philadelphia in par
THUS infdeiiu, Of the most ancient established
in Asia Minor by the Apostle It John Herald
March /.
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FORGERY IN CABoTvILLE.-A series Of forgcrcs,
amounting to about $1,000, committed by one
NJ T.. Eager, painter in CabOtvie, Springfield in this
state was discovered last week He the habit OF
forging the OF endorsers upon notes which he had
discounted at the bank and negectng to take up ono
which he supposed did not due until few DAY al
ter the supposed endorsers notified and the
fraud Before the forgeres had been fully subsanised
he collected between two days about $50 which
due to him in small amounts, and LEFT for parts
known lie at Greenbush the day he left Ca.
botyille-Bosfou Transcr ipf, March 4.
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rhnf FOR SALE-On Staten Island within mile OF the
HQuarenne small Farm OF fifteen acres; about hall
Isis covered with wood the balance 10 suitable for
garden purposes There modern house with
Kitchen adjoining, and failing well BY the door Also
barn and large variety Of fruit For further Particular
enquire Of THOMAS CARY,
fI2 Imsm Quarantine. Staten Island.
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MARRIEp-In New York, on the 2Sth February,
Mr. Samuel s. Gardiner OF Shelter Island, TO Mrs. Susan
Franklin Mott.
How strangely serious are the ways OF Providence
While these nuptas being celebrated at New York
beloved brother, accompanying his daughters gay
the deck OF the steam frigate Princeton.
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TO PRINTERS.
Y6is6 hsv: b.ss s:si csisi.s Nsw YORK Herald. Apply
u this sGesV
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To man named Foster, made a complaint 10 the
Mayor that he had received what he conceived TO be-
challenge to fight duel. which couchcd in the FOL
lowing terms verbatim ct Hfodtm;
March the 9TH 1874.
Mr. Foster--I am informed that you have bin saying
greateal about that 700 had Bisincss to say and
ider YOU No gentleman and fore the same demand
satisfaction you meet me at any our that you appoint
JOHN LEWIS
Not being "bookbindcr, the chalengeesaw no way
10 cscnpe the risk death by pistol or rife ball. the
Commission of the crime murder but by appealing to
the majesty and power OF the law Desmng the latter
prudcnt course the better part OF valor he entered
plant in the Mayors Office and had the challenger
teal The parties met at the Mayors office in the afternoon
without seconds surgeons, or arms and concluding that
this apeng of the honorable" not the thing
cracked M he very ceverly shook hands paid the
costs and lott the ohice-Phtae.phto Paper March o.
ODD FELLows.-Thcy number 30,143 in the
United States have revenue OF $ls3 ls; paid ont $780,
LII.
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Il TO THE BEAU MONDE.
THE NEW STYLE OF HATS !,
AT BREWSTER'S,
mo. 400 BRO.AD WAY.
f27 lwsm
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vaS @OK LiVEkPOOL-The New Line Regular
Z3&h Packet 2lst Msrch.The superior New York built
,packet ship hOTTlNGUEk. Capt Ira Bursley, 1850
tons bpIIhen, will sail q above her regular day.
For freight avas very superior
WOODRUFF MINTURNs,
81 South
The superior packet ship Liverpool Capt John Edrdge
1860 burtnen will succeed the Hotunguer and sail
her rrgulaY DAY. April
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SPRING FASHION.

n THREE DOLLAR HATS H. MONARQUi
calls the attention OF the pnhlic 10 has assortment Of fin
Hats at the low price OF Three Dollars lat 22s Bower
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"a FOR sALE-TnE LEASE, FIIRN!, URE AND

LOTS ON BROADWAY FOR sALE-Five lots on thu
of Broadway three between 18th and 18th streets
between 18th and 10th including both
18Th street This property Union elevated
suwea % Tont on about a3 feet Ths wbo
purchase money remain for number of
If the property Immediately improved. Apply above
Fl lmknc
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Sswr,l D,oghsda &c Persons wishing 70 send ior
pofs class Anne lean Packet Ships the
able and without their de-
tentiou Mr. w. Tia the firm, i'll be the
spot give his persoua attention to the ENGAGED
by the subscribers their here and
that the wishes comforts Of whose he
by them viii have all due and proper atention For
''''''''a'' 'pp'' =" W '''' W. ). Il. 'TAPsCOTT.
at their General Passage Office - Peck Slip South
where ase Drafts be obaineJ for large small sums,
payable demand without discount other charge
ths National Provincial Banks Of Ireland, OF their
branehes throue hout The Kipsdom
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HIDES, FAT AND CALF SKINS.
T>HF HIGH EST PRICES given for Hides, Fat and Cali
kms cash current money delivery at the Hide and
Fat House Of the subscriber where will be made for
Casns by the the highest BY the pound
JOHN HUM,
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f.:H the Narrows near Fort Hamilton This well known
Hotel and grounds will be very much improved since
ngs The in 'front.' the shore has also been Pur
chasod-th buildings and grounds will be repaired and
which will he let with the Hotel
For particulars inqua Of the subscriber the premises
GEORGE 8. GELSTON.
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xkRI FOR sALE.-The sloop THOMAS COLYER
Mn ef Sing Sing laying a the foot Of spring street
8fEYk New York She built by Thomas Colyer, al
Sing 81. and Is years old Of the and best
built sioops the Hudson Sh csntreboad and
Gilt aranrht of WATER carries about 100 and well
fIcnlam apply to JOSEPH AGATE,
237 Broadway, New York,
Administrator Of the Of franklin Agate. decesed
mj lmsec