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Domestic lamentations.

New ORLEAYs-Ship Maripopt-l box mise Rowland g.
A. penwail-2i l. ! Bronson-s Chaypel-7 & Canmysr-
r Kingsls d. B-ennaa,s ok. beans e Nsghpea ks
S.hemerhorn-4 bxs beeswax R4hards-3 A Milbank-
40 Kegs co8 bbs do bundle skins sacks feathers
z7' bxs tobacco Babcock- bale wool cks copper Rich
srdsU5 pks bgsag Barrett Johnson2o trs hams Roberts
81 Dough- bbs pork 40 mdse Small Will,
jackson Lorn-l65 Babe OK co23o Blvdsnburg-9
Is bx' Stone Wood Foger-l5 DO Wolf Bshop-a5 haf
mdse bbis tow do beawax spague Kobiason5o bbls
pork G NJ Haywood-6 bales mdse X Irwin 90 bales herp
casks ms 1873 bbs flour t do pork 81 do lard saydam Sage
kegs lard IL bales shei,n-g7 bale, cotton IT,
dale Moore co7a bbls pork 1870 kegs lard Conduit Noble
SO bbs Is kegs lard hid, sh builders NJ Sm2 bags
sinspg Gabneock eask beeswax ties iced bags fsa
Tiers Maybee1$729o Little tx mdse Gartwaite-2i
bales colt n q Collins.
NEw ORLEANs-BIig Top'if-7s9 bbls pork do lard suy
Pam Save COZ casks pe.chps Hunier-2 do HakeI&
co bbls Ggory X II uman8o lbs lar-6 do 23 kegs 60 bbs
tallow Smh-70 empty bbl Belstor Bullock-53 pois
cotton Hogan.
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PORT OE NEW YORK, APRIL 10
Cleared,

ss.; Sf~ xs' fhis'$t a'i'2i MfEs sa.
ST.; G" ass s s.a Ss~ 2'si
E; Hst ars Sss%ade osks5 ca s Osborn
urges CIes%.n; Csnoneu Couplaod Trinidad de Cu.
& sss se Ss foss Reed s. john" %'
NsXie Mary Jane Pawsll. Norfes surses s Chairman;
fasSsff Sb' G. %.sof T tS. MsP& scs
dy s Co; Pacific, smith, ws,t Indies Asmm 4 Co.
Arrived.
po9s &c to % Bsa.osiS p.s.eSs rs ''' VIII"
ship Huron, Paine 2 DAYS from Apal,cheol'. with 1870
ia co II, l s s% as ss S p I s.as
So isrque Sophia. Schulz, from M'seiIles via Gibraltar
Brig Geo Henry, Blakssy DAY, from Tc,h. saud. vii
1900 Opsh silt 70 Msdad Plat Lett An TIN Comet
Eng ovGmHni DAYS., from Ponce. Pr N.,eh 2, ta su
dy for sea; Charlotte Wig cargo; Gem do E'ne do posn
GSs Eoa. Hsl.y 20 Gay; from G,,,s%,, Pr with nd E
rs.s, s$s1%,S .,;. ESS%s fea gsi;% fTsss
i s.. %.: hsT %. e.: Tar,
lem2 DIS; Norihumbsand 70 sail the t,h for Malacoa;
IL oplR Odi"s, 20 days from New orleaas, with mdse
se Ca,ie w. Crouch u day, from Guyana with sugar to
sshr 1w om ,f T"mla Il DAYS from sssah Gsade
Oa wte SAT- 70 NeIsy d S0 G va Fs
SIR ks,hsase Wilcox 20 days from A,t,kAo,: with md.e
ter Left schr wilder, H. 10 10 dDs 22o sticks
h2ssey Eey s nhS' "o'. o to Rcsmooa with Goa.
h samuel Nickeson days from Boston, with mdse to
ehr Nassau Charles days from Richmond with mess to
,, s ShS. p.s51c sSsrmsm days from Guyana PR with
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Pc hsL'S NJ w YORK MT S6. ( m.
AND PICTURE GALLERY


SUCCESS RFECTLY UNPARALLELED!
LAPLAND DWARF, Three INCHES SHOkTER.
AND THr SANE AGE AS TOM THUMB.
With Eight Performers, all for One Sh ling
MR. II. BENNETT, Manager t,ks peculiar pride IN PEE
senting the public Array of Talent that cannot be
passed a. place OF the and that too at
Half Price.
The Manager announces engagement with
Mr. CONOVER, the Protean Pc former.
LA PrlITE CT LESrE the racefu' Dancer.
The GREAT WESTERN Mrs. WrSTENN
Mss ADAlR, the t'narmng Song,t,ess.
Miss BLANCHARD. the Grecisn Jugglerss.
Mr.. LROWN, the Comic singer. And the
GIANTEsS!
VIII, stands in public estimation and SUR
The Manager that he has diminished
the .umbr Of seats the Lecture Room but increased the
c,mfor Of audeece The frs Six Front Rows will
sgte the Pquee they newly cushioned ana the backs
forming Arm Chair From their being constructed in this
ence the that frequently
The Ma has incurred considerable in adopting
this panhowver he profsss 10 pleasure Of
his fair by in his LADIES WILL
BE. ADMITTED TO THE PARQUElTE WITHOUT
ANY EXTRA PRICE, bat Gentlemen will be charged an
LOUISA DOKOTHEA WAGNER sister of the celebrated
Gpsey Queen be consulted during the day aud evening
~ An Afternoon Entertainment Wednesdays and
Saturdays at o'clock; aud every evening quarter
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING.
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TO COUNTRY Merchants
. BOOTS AND SHOES.

(oucces to John hutchng) have removed from i20 Ito
t2 Chatham street. and have completed their assortment ~
of Sprng Goods the variety and largest
of Boots aud Shoes that be found in he
Every thing in he line consisting part Of 5000 ladies' Mo
Bus les 5000 ladies' leather do 5000 ladies' do
5000 ladies' common -pp $500 rentlemeos do 1000 ladies'
fin Freuch do 1000 Wet Backs Children. shoes Of all
knds md ors 0O ades Caters, black aud coore so
Of gentlemen fine calf sowed Boots so pegged do %
Hips do % boys aad ouths' DO aud all other a
that POSSIBLY be called for the boot and shoe ne
FOR sale i2 h,tha street. opposite the Chatham Theatre
" b. fhe-tore opened till 10 O'Clock in the evening" giving
wise engaged. ma im-fc
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Three lots on Fourth avenue, adjoining. ssme size

$40 each 2,3l0
DO do $40 each. I.!oo
CATTLE MARKEr-At market $50 beef cattle (s'o so"th
ern), IS Cows and Calves. and 800 sheep
Prces-Beef Cattle little cheaper and we reduce
quotations to So 10 to So az 80 for good cattle. WIN
Cows and Calves-An improvement Of SO to Sa and we
quote SIT a S2s All sold
Sheep-The few offering were all taken at 20 So as
in quantity. c.,., ,,,
last winter, 1876. 1913 The whole number OF hogs
mack ed there during the time was, in round num-
hers aO OOO-IoOO0 less than packed there the pre-
vious winter.
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HAVANA April 5-We are in the midst of the Holidays
and nothing is doing in the way of business The last
sale Of Rice 81 to reailers cargo just in from
Savannah unsod several parcels fom four cargoes
remain unsold. Coffee A 8; Sugar, box, Brown 81
rs; White 6as}
GUYANA, P. March 26.-Ths market is well sup
piled with American provisions. Sugars commanding
from $3t to "a cwt. Molasses Sla 100 gallons, without
cask.
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Died.

On Thursday morning 18th inst Mr.. JOSEPH Gill, a
native of Sheffield Eng in the 3st year of his age Mr.
Gill maker by trade and for several years
respectable resident ofths city.
On Monday, 18th INST Mr. CHARLES c. BIsHor, in the
46th year Of his age.
His remains will be taken this morning to Mamaroreck,
Westchester county, for interment.
At Philadelphia the 10th instant at his fathers resi-
dence JOHN ANoUE, in his 25h year. late Of New York
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Sshr Betsy Pesrce, Green, Thomaston lime
schr Wave; hobrook; Thomssron, lime.
schr franklin. Rya-, Thomsston, lime
Schr President, Parker Castine spprs
sehr e v. Morris Norfolk, corn. master. Sid
with schr United, fn Richmond for NYoIk
sehr Emma. Cole. Batimorr, Johnson 4 Lowden.
Bremen ship Meter Bond. is anchored the w Spi,
Below.
ship. barqus and brigs-Wind East
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DOCTOK MORRISON,

Dp. CORBITT may b. consulted conidenuaiiy Of
- fee l6 Duane street dOoIs from Chatham Strangers
are spe tally informed that Dr. Corbt pember Of the
University Of the city Of New York and that h. has erciu
syey conued his practice foa bele 10 the
,, n of Diseases (now eleven the city
Of New Xorp which his entire attention TIE annals
medic record than is 10 be iound
his Practice The Doctor c.uons the unfortunate be
mercury, 1t has its Thousands OF victims Recent
cases a few days we'd entirely from the system
that IudcIously treated by gy qualified
10 the city Persons afflicted with polracted aud inveerie
despair o be ing restored health BY applying
Corbir pactc. OF has est3b ,he1 the
sctors reputation skill and respec ability Strcturey
gage Doctors profound attention medicine be had
a d,sease # ia firms rp1i ImsTc
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Weekly Report OF Interments
In the City and County New York, from the 9Th dav
April to the 18th dav OF Arr. 1914.
Al Men 90 Women 81 Boys (; rs Girls Total 1874

-.
Al Men ; 2s Women 81 Boys; 2S Girls. Total 1874
Apoplcxy. l; Blesdng q Ca ce 81 Casualties, Collie l;
Consumption "a; Conyulsious, ;; Group 81 DeYum Ire
Drorsy il Dropsy the head 49, Drowned 4;
.nhei Epilsyy l. Fever 81 do pusrpe 2; do scarlet 6;
fammalion 2; Inf 'mmation Of bladder inflammation
oSam n .; 40 o, howe, Il 10 o. ehst y 90 q ney
Maramas, 3: Measles !; Old Age 3; Pa,v, Premature
hirh u Rheumatsm Il Spinal Disease l; Sprue 2; Suicide
l; Teething, +; Tetanus, l, Unknown 3.
Under year. 3d. IS; to S. 10; to TO- 10 to co. 81
to 40 % 40 to 50, to co. Il 60 to TO- 10 To
30. 8; 90 to 90.3
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JUVENILE MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

JON MOGlCAL Nv AL
60 MUCH pleasure ald satisfaction been EXPRESSED
~ both publicly and privately by those who attended Mr.
been the sole a,ions that he would give similar one this
spring. that the pressure Of professional
gagements well his ndisposition # health he
feels compelled in the interesting task This Juve
nile will be the Broad Tabernacle
Wednesday Evening the ,,th inst ompeneins a, half
ococt The chpusses will be sustain by upwards Of Fe
Hundred Young Singers Tickets IS for sale the
poek aud Music Stores and at tn door. N B-N postpone
WIN u. BRADBUkE. a5 wee
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN

kL WHO W EAR the above articles andwish 70 save
ian loss time ia calling fashionable Bo d
5bo Stores of = = SECDR, Nos. i6Js l6 Gre
where all may n mseives VITA article Tor
style make fashion and finish. caanot be sup'sJ
maps equaed IN this city
:. r s. begs app.e in particular those - md gentle,
who consider well fitting boot CATER Ddispriahe
,,cie the tout eSeBbe Of all within tn, monde That
s0 i6 Greenwich street. TIE only p aces New oh
they d pend oa being sui ed
" Il Ladies and Misses CATERS, oaoes, &c., always
,and ~ endless variety.
~ Remember. 1904 and 1911 Greenwich street. -k1
rs irnsec
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Coal Trade.

The business is gradually increasing but the demand
continues limited.
We have received returns of the quantity shipped
by Canal from schuy Haven the quantity however
SO far is small, not exceeding 5000 tons
Received by Railroad ia 247 tons.
Canol ................ 70,329 Z"
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CAMELIAS AND OTHER FINE PLANTS &c-LE-
" Wy SOONER will sell Tuesday Morning at II
o'clock nc ISL Broadway large collection OF various kinds
gecevsd from furop consisting # C1meli,. Ecuha ia
1900 Moss Roses of mary varieties 1900 French Dwai
Mahony Equifla uprisht Yegs FRI m nigh Plum
Tres, Purple Beach, Grated ube Care VaeRaed
HoIlle. Hawthorn for hedges Damen Plum Trees RhOdoden
dron Seeds lower seeds and Roots with many other choice
sorts by eaal que. ai3 stsec
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS BELL. tuc.soue-r
Store No. ii Spruce street.
Valuable sale Of excellent Furniture at No. % smsslin
WEDNESDAY,
At ta-pgt 10 O'clock
Furniture sae-A sale of eigaBt Fu n.re at No II Ridge
keeping The Carpets besu u Wtons Venetian and In
tn best keeping TROS. BELL, Auctoneer.
ala 4t &c
A Q. FUTILE, Auctioreer
ARGE SALE OF HARDWAkE, q TLFRY, + N
IL CY GOODS &c,-JACOB s PLATT'S Twsnty first
Spring Trade H.rdw Sas this Season will This
Morning at 10 o'clock the Mec hsn xchsnge Auction
Room No. u Pa street. of SEQ and
lots srabe end well Geectd Helyy shelf Hardware,
A erican Goods, &c.
Pocket Cutlery vz-lvory Table and Dessert Knives ard
Forks and Pocket and blade Knives Razor, Sou
sors, Shears CaIvers. sc.
Also invoice Of apir Maehe and Japasned Tea TT
in sets, Bread anJ Cake Baskets, SC.
Also of the stock OF Bimi house d. cnirg bu
accomplishing Knob Locks Butts Hat and CoatPia
Tea spoons Corkscrews Bolts Halter Chains. Carolina Hoes
Ivory hu.es Nc.
Al.o field goods, viz-Brares end Bi Edge Tools,
Hand Panne and Hppng Saws Iron Back Do Files Britain
MIA Table and ca Spoons. SC
Cataosues ready and the goods be examined the
hour Il sale al6 item
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w. w. SHIRLEY. Auctioneer
HOUSE FURNlTURE-Ths Day, lTue,day,l April 10th,
IL at 10 O'clock st No II lie Roy flacs Blsecker street.
handsome Of all purchased within
in p,rt rich Brussels and other Ca Ware ught
the beat city makers, itch Mans Girandpes Solar AVID
oher Lamps tlaed Ware, Cute'y sc with general
positive, for cash, baukable money. ale Item
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.
This .EvENiNG, April IS is.s:
ASf%f ', %XY 10 w PAY s'1 STD iDES%s
= f6 SIRIUS o''h
ror,nn;o And His Seven Gifted ser,.n.s II HIM,
rnnunlo.. Ms n nunt
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Foxes IS Cents Pit. l2[ Cents.
Inns EVE THE The L6 6ERll G y KS ""s'ef with
Constance -. =. 49,. Mira. Mcclure.
THE HONEST THIEVES
4 akue. Nr. Mossop
MITCHaLL's OLYmrIU THMANi11
THIS Ey fSIF 81 4 NRsEEh5 81 SS'''''f
HAMLET ne: TE sAs'YyfEsrlE
THE t 4IsE FFSe'otcTMAN.
oIovAASS fSr' IN tGSo''TFHAM
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
AND PERPETUAL. FAIR
Of THIS t 2SE DE ETrN M0EE BILL.
c sFIES % MGPS'KKM ARs' 'ss
GIANT AND GIANTEss!
The world of the finest and
"'"'' MAN AND WIFE,
and SiP
%aa Rf$TSGsf M;S!Tslis Mr. coIn tn.
X saEE M,. M. %Hi%SfI6a aSSS%STSS 6
nu% m recently: from sa, G..
1ES as!Fs Teller may be
Iy consulted at ali hours of the day evening.
Tickets % cen'schdren under ten years c1s cents Twen
Queen. all re
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JUST FIN SHED-s CANT Nuiria Fur Hats (ordinari
termed Beaver at the low price Of s. sbor
OF Pussin Moleskin So These hats equal in durab
ty and lu to those sold s. Also article al So 3d.
very ues' drsss hat. BROWN Practical Halter
D26 Ian I4G canal street
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EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS.
NATIONAL GALLERY OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS
OF TAE OLD MASTERS.


Corner Of Nassau and Beekman streets
A MATEURs AND Artist are informed, that the Gal
lery Of Paintings at Clinton Hall s open from Il A.
NJ O'Clock night later according the They
will therein find choice collection Of the finest Paintings
be allowed to study ia the Exhbitisn Room The public
find Catalogue which will explain all the historical and other
pieces quoting the Of authors from which the subjects
have been taken.
D. Admttance only Is cents mx7 lm~jgb
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Aggregate =. 1872 ST. tons
made from the returns published in the Potsve Jour
nal They are not clearly given in that paper for
distant reader All may be clear enough, however to
those living the mines
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DACKET SHIP SHERIDAN FROM LIVERPOOL
goees by this ship vii please send their permits
board Orleans hn foot Of Wall street All e. ods
permitted five days, must unavoldably be sent to public
ale Sire
DACkET SHIP QUEEN OF Tbs. WEST From
I LlVERPOOL-t onsgnees by this vessel i'll please AXE
notice that she dschargng, under general orde Wes
side Burl ng Slip WOODHULL MINTURNs,
NJ atrr M Sou kfreet
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Notice to Pilots and Captains OF Vessels.
All Pilots and Captains of vessels requested the
fact that Robert s. Martini formerly ship collector
employ. He is therefore, receive any
newspapers reports intended for the New York Herald.
|
Foreign Letter Bags
Hereafter Letter and Newspaper Bags for all psra the
World. will be made up at the HERALD OFFICE.
ship Masters and AXonts.
10 anal esteem IL favor, if Captains Of Vesseis viii
10 Commodore RoBsrr siLvsv. OF News Fleet r.
tor Of the Shipping LETT the Port whence they sailed tn
vease spokep on their Passage List OF their Cargo,
board then Immediately on their sIrys Agents and CO,
respondents home abroad win favor b,
iirg to this Occ all the NsrGc lnteliigcnce they
obtain. Nautical .nforn-'ioa Of knd will ~ thai kpl
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PART II.
q and Corcsrto-VIolin MIR w. V Wallace,
Souvenir de New York -. Wallace
MadngaI-"Now is The month Of Mayng by the .
Grand Concerto In ID minor-Piino Forte, Mr. II. .
g.,
Overture 10 lie Lac res Fees Auber
DIRECTOR. ....... MIR LoDFh
No ID Appointment on account of weather Tikets 81 each
To be had the usc Stores, AID the residence Of Nh
rimln. ISL Crosby street. alb N'stMkTurc
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Packets to Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Cambridge, Barstow, Mar. is
q. Washington. Allen, Mar. 81
FROM PoRrsMOUrH.
Gladistor, Briiton, Mar 10
Mediator. Chadwick, Mar. 20
FROM HkyRA
Albany, Watson, Mar. ]
l.. Philippe, Rich, war. Q
st. Nicolas. Pell. Mar. l6
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BY u. D. NASH
7 ARGE SALE OF FUKNITUkE-This Day, Tuesday,
at ocl gck No. 1879 Fulton street, very valuable
OF House old Furniture from f,miies consist
Ing of sofas debo.ds Dyan oemaas plain and dressing
lea aud Dining TABLES ia AID Claw do TX enson Dining
Tables Pier and ante Glass with French Plates nahega-
fly. Braels capets very elegant.
trasss Bed Liam Be- steds VIM Curs,s shades, Bed
Guitars, Nah Rush and Caneseat Chain Polished
Steel Fire Sets Plated Caso Cardestcks Hall aud Astral
Lamps, English Oil 10th Plated and Gla.awaIe Crckery
ware. Safes, Kitchen utensils, &c. a6 ltssc
RICHARD VAN nikr, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at No 80 Vesey st corner
~ # Church street-A NThO J. BLEECkER CO,
will sell a. auction Monday, ed of April nstnt
O'Clock az 30 Vesey street extensive assoItTe Of
Hou rhold Fur u'e Mahogany Oh Sof.s o.
tomans and Ro,kin1 chairs With hai, cloth eas Bra k,ss
be ops; sd,ooard washst,sds French md other
Bedst ADS, Feather Beds Mattresses. SC Maple Careseat
Chais Per and MaDte Looking Glasses; Astral and Hall
Lsmp Gil andoes Vases Man,si Oroameet Plated Articles,
China Cut Glass, insr in Venetian Carpets Rugs, Oil
Clch br ad ho Toile, Tables Wash Stands Stoves
the Kitchen Utensils, 81.
Goth. al3to22m
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THE ANATOMICAL VENUS.

TN compliance with the unanimous of his former
:si :.s @ %o
log ss g; ;sGs"':di :
de evening
.'s; Af # e. only
.Ss
III " '4s 'ssS si'' ;ss:
every evening so'e Of !hs lecture; at for 70
le Of whom atead every day and are loud ia ihs praises
u Gentlemen of the press need only give their sdd.'.s.'
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
g:
% he w he y ad as. and by
Further particulars will te shortly announced ais 3ti..rs
Mr.; AUSTIN PHILLIPS Ie;pec,fs!y, a.qOqns.. e 81.
M sd s that 81 g.
$s. M. Id; Xsss.s Hard se ' GS%
Mr. M yo T S9as Mr. D,y. Fss NJ
Ps vos. ass.,y n sS and Rsda the New
T Tss e q sef ss II K. different Mu..
Stores. NJ Austin Phi lips. hi. residence Walker st.
NJ rostponement account of weather ala 5..rc
8 INM h f VIII hHpo place s ne: Apollo Ii,
X oms, Broadway, on 1uesday, 10Th April
PROGRAMME.
Part ].
Spohrs Double Symphony Tor Two o.
the strife of good and evil influences for masery the
mind Of
First Orchestrp Solo nstru nent, Messrs V. Wallace,
Marks. Wiez Boucher. Roster j. A. Kyle. Wiese.
Giorevelt, Riff Wohning, Tros
Second observation-disclosures Otto Dodworth H. DodwoIth,
Meyer, HeIzog En.ign irni Peterson DerwoIt John
D,vi,, sisr, st5k A Kse, Fq,lgraf, Mpason; Nidds
Movem mt Iniancy'-l utter heplessnex it, conhdng
innocence how easily operated both by coed and
bad.
Movement -"Youtl"Th. development Of va5o's pas
sions hr portrayed with TO and beauty.
Movement III The nal ggle Of goe' aud evil in Man
hood" aud the triumphant victory of the former.
MadrigaI-"D Down ! howiog vae' by the New
YcrR Vocal Ssciety FIESTA
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
NUESE fransd ant celebrated Pills. s-om Portugal, are
perceive 10 be ob,sn,d ths eouauS Gee advertise
.sst on last eoiufeS tosrfb
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Sail

Packets to Sail
FOR LIVERPOOL.
New Yors, Cropper. April Is
Liverpool, Eldridge, April 81
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Westminster, Hovey, April 20
st. James, Myers. May |
FOR HAvRv
Franc lis ], Ainsworth, Apr. Is
v. de Lyon, Stoddard, Apr. 20
Utica, Hewitt. Nav 4,
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@ sr os s' TS Sc: # NJ. No. ost'n "a MOI,
& S..: ss q H5k:1ss ;:ss :x:ss sss:;s sss:s
Cuba. "a so 2ia 30 "a a30 "a 80 "a a30
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Az FOR LlVERPOOL-The spler did, fast sailing
#34b ship BRUNSWICK, Cap,ain MeMsnu,. IS now

N
Sk45Cu diug aud will be de3patchcd in few days.
Size "a SUPERIOR FOR cabin and ras
s-rg,s VINO will BE- t,aen At mo erae Apply to
iDfl~ IithDMtN. o. -outh feet
B-Pfssigs from Urat Britain aud l'raud csn at all
tin hy The pockets silug I'VE days
COL thu lowest fates aud GRATIS nsl
~ fw ded anout, fayabie AZ the Nat1nsl ani Pro-
yucd Blk el nd aud Hrnche and also al all the
al Banking situations thioughlut Eng and, scotland aud
lXaes. N aprlcatOn a. above. al6 Orc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-16

These comparative returns shows very great regular
y The slight fluctuations noticed caused entirely
by the variations Of trade The Bank of South Carolina
appears 70 be conducted judging from the monthly returns
sound principles which, if adhered to, will do
improve trade and make mercantile transactions per-
manent than any thing else could
The circulation Of specie throughout the country
very large and rapidly increasing. 1t is fast becoming
principal circulating medium and the basis the pa
per money aoat This to equalize the value of
money in different sections Of the Union -
CoIvAGE OF THE BRANCH MINT AT New ORLEANS.
In is43-Jany, $4,000 Gold, $9ls,OOO
Feb. Sal 900 Silver $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-16

The crop has not varied SO materially prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-16

ship. barqus and 2 brigs-wind East
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-16
ROPES. ROPES.

~n head and for sale general assortment OF
4 } Corlorp. consisting m pari ms iolows
Wbre Tar'd and Manila Ropes of all sizes
1000 lbs Picking Yarn
1000 " Oakum
goo % Brosm Fwine warranted good.
HsaIires and Tvines of every variety and size
all II which will he sold rs cheap as can be pur
chased in this city or Plushnfgh
Flav Beeswsx. Ginseng, Corn Brooms 0als an'
Corn taken in exchange al Wheeling Market price
for Cordnqe. Mt the old stand formerly occupied by
barge & Hoge, No ! Water street. ....
,e,I CHARLES II BERRY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-16
PAINTING.

ID CRIMSON Y hull. HOUSE, SIGN AND
IA NAMENFAL PAINTERS, No l25 West
side Main 81, are always prepared with The hest
wnrkmen and material execnle all orders IN their
lin. in the hes style and AT the lowest rates.
Every description Of SIGN PAINTING OR GIL
DING done m the best manner may 10
TODFICN col TFCTIONS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-16

DREMITM HATs.-caII at M.sa,I"m'.
il Won wish 10 see those splendid Melesk n
- Cashmere Hats. lust reed no charge for ey.
6.b,,,nq ibcm-al the sign VI Inc Big BIaek Hat.
] ~, A { MCALLAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-16

Moods. Rich and eleGaul cash-
ffcosse; Low priced 90 do. Of every
Wiped Cnshmeres. something enure
&eaniiinl; Afghan Salins; shnsans;
|I,si,h a great variety Of other new
~ al
q SENSFNEY e. RHODES.
.BES A large lot Of Cashmere De
nnsline de LANES, Chamelions &c &c
MARSlIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-16
TAYLOR & MASON
ATTORNEYS At LAW.

FOREIGN COLLECTIONS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-16
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