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s5."This isa sweeping catastrophe" as
the man said When his wife knocked him
down with abroom
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RATHER BuLKr.-A young Jonathan
took it into his head one day TO ge, wife.
lie accordingly looked about him and
very soon made such selection rs suited
him, and was not l,ng in striking a bar
gain and settling the preliminaries. He
then applied to clergyman to perform
the ceremony.
But are you prepared for such an i'm
portan' change in lile?' said the reverend
gentleman.
1guess | be- says Jonathan, 'for have
got my land cen just paid for, and own
good yoke Of steers and a cow
Very well, said the holy man, with a
long breath and sober face, 'al these
worldly 'hngs may be very proper in
their lace, To be sure-but have you ever
though! of sa7ration"
This was a poser. SAL Patton SAYS
Jonathan who in thunder i. shc?'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-26
New Stock Exchange.
State of Trade,

AsHEs-We quote pots very inactive at 81 25 a "a so.
Pearls still held at 81 93 S. with trihng sales
BREADsTurFs-There is very small business doing.
Brandywne flour quoted at So; Georgetown the same;
Genesee the same; and Ohio s. s75 a So.
Our accounts from the west quite encouraging.
es abundsnty.
In Chicago, the 18th inst wheat selling at -
cents-freght to Buffalo IL cents. In violent
the 10th the schooner Wndham with 10000 bushels Of
wheat was os-the wheat totally.
CoFFEE-The present demand is not very active. We
quote transactions in Rio at 81 73c Cuba 7c Laguyra,
7!c.
CoTroN--The sales to-day small amounting only to
about 800 bales at prices paid yesterday Holders gene
rally less disposed to SELL which had the effect Of
tardng operations, as buyers would not advance. No
change in freights.
HAY-The stock in this market is quite large and the
receipts daily increasing. We quote sales Of fair
qualities at IS 36c.
PRovIsroN.-Polk is not quite active have be-
fore reported We quote prime at 81 06 and so o.
Beef continues very dull prime country held at So IS
81; mess de So 9 25 Lard is rather quiet. We quote
sales Of kegs 61c for prime and 81 &c for inferior
Cheese we quote firm at s 6lc.
SUGAR-Ths article is quite dull Wenotce small sales
Of Porto Rico at 81 7sc; Cuba Muscovado 6lc; brown
Havana, 81 &c
REAL EsTArE-Ths following sale made by auc-
ton Two story brick house S07 Washington street
house 49, by 49, lot 90 feet deep. O3o
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HAMBURG-Ba'gue Frsnkn-2 pkgs d'Ivernois x co-l3
Pey.er col Naming Ko,ter78 Won Sent COZ =
Wiencke-l Engel-i Warburg co.. Croker x Brew
ser- NJ Witn-i T. II Sackaaun-1 Il A NJ White-9 o
penhu.en-ls Burlage Herer-2 schie,uger-l2 LIP
ileilbuth & Schultz T Lescher- III .htha & Bernhard
IS We,kmei.ter-lsD Whelms-iO + Fiedler-2 ke,sler
col Fled err Brusein. Koop & col 4 Dol,n &
SOIL Young Spiii-- Dogert kne laud--l Hoadlev
Ph clips co.. Wiley Putnam Burlage & Hurter25 =
Nm'ler4 vorwerk-53 do 622 plates speer w Schmidt
e L Bramson,25 setl.y ssysnpg-sW AZ A White
|? Schmidt Ba!chan-2 Meyer Y Poppenhusen-i2 I Cod
dirgton-7 w Vorwek-3 King x Col Schesirger 4
Henschen--l II nsrhen Unkart6 Il w Schmidt 4 Vogel-
go i Gruuenthal-6L Go dscnmidt2 Frsudenthal-3 ii
NORM SO NJ Oppenheim co.. Schlesinger chen
See- Sevenng-539 petes spelter L Des Arts030 do
Motz &Polliz1 smoked beef Lepmsnn coll73 plates
spelter Pi els Dodge co27O do Muller co29 pkgs
to order.
NEUvITA.-Ba,que Calfonia70 logs mahogany so tons
instic 6 hhds molases Vose-34 do 9 hhds sugar
Holt Owen-28 segars NJ hews co-20 bos tcs
honey to captain
PoScEBque Henry Kelsey85 hhds sugar 50 do molasss
nowland Aspnwa-80 do Souther Brothers-4O do
Duns comb & Beckwith.
GUAyANiA-Brig Cornea223 hhds bbls sugar hbds mo.
lss,es b DE Forest & son.
CENFuEGos-Big New Orleans-3i6 hhds moIasms Chas.
telan & Ponvert
ST DOMINGO CiTy-Brg Wachmap-a7i logs mahogany 1855
c-otches do 40 logs bills satin wood
msr 4
P9Yer-Bg Cordlia2oo bids sugar 60 bbs 30 CTS molas
SEES II SosthmaJ son 40 hhds sugar w Archibald.
MARAcABo Schr Hecn-2 bags coffee ia hides 3Ibdls
skins pkg Schmidt & Vogel.
MAYAGuEz Mars Hill260 hhds 90 cks tee moasses
AlsOp X Chauncey.
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Died.

On Thursday merning, 2sth INST in the 3ah year of
her age, MARTHA MATILDA, eldest daughter of William
Pratt.
The friends of the family and those OF her brotherin
law James s. A Barley respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this afternoon at AZ O'clock without fur
ther invitation from No. . Minetta street.
On Thursday, 25th inst JAMEs ALEXANDER, infant of
James and Catherine Hangan, aged year and four
months.
The funeral will take place this afternoons at 81 o'clock
from PAT Washington street.
On Thursday morning. 25th inst. of consumption JNo
INLAY, aged 26 years.
His friends and those Of his brother VIM. Inlay are
invited te attend his funeral at the residence of the latter
662 Fourth street at 81 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
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Domestic lamentations.

NEW OnLEANs-Sbip Aabama-32 bales cotton Cnm-l
box paintings Cnzzuna-5 bies wool levitt son59 bxs
N is uussey Msckey-22 hhds tobacco II Msssnged-
csk hg bee wax Natus Cornsh352 bis cotton GIunney
henry 5m'th-3o hhds sugar Pop COP do Ro
psrt " ", ans hbs pork ties hams tcock co-48i
Dds PORK tobet Wliams-l0 .kgs mde III q Thomp,on-
~ hhds taow cks Log hhds sugar Robert Williams
co ~
AriLAcHIcoLA-Ship Wahont23s bales cotton Averill
co-.isJ do T. X Gfaves-l0l bales " McPstricks-9
bae' oi, Cc-,o bal Center cello do Post Phil
lips 22 d. Jewt Harnscn-3 do NJ Talmer-69 do Par
mile, kilburn Roges-l63 do Wetmore-fO do CART
knees. d-3t do Nayes-3 DO Durham co2O beef hides
Bogart, Murray u SaT ps0r-l box keg to orde-
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TWENTY-EIG CONGRESS-.
FIRST EsSION.
WASHINGTON, 9th April, 1874.

WASHINGTON, 9th April, 1874.
AZ, NJ, ANNEXATION OF TEXAS.
signed memorial with resolutions, from a great
meeting In favor OF annexation lately held in Pha-
dclphia. 1t was read
large number of the delegates to the second
proximo wing convention at Baltimore, are upon
the moor OF the Senate. They are upon the whig
with Them wy
POST oPFICE BILL.
Col. MERRIcK called up the Post Office Bill.
Mr. ARCHER moved amendment to restore IN
members OF Congress the Thanking privilege in full
during the recess of Congress.
Mr.. BUCHANAN resisted this amendment If it
should prevail, he might vote against the whole
bill. He could not vote for it,
Two T. M:-The Bill is still under discussion
LArER.-Mr Archers amendment was lost, 26
to IL.
In the House, the day was consumed in Commit
tee OF the Whole on the tariff bill. There were
some halt dozen speeches delivered mainly on the
protective system, and its advantages and dsadvan-
tages.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
correspondence Of the Herald

~ WASHINGTON, oath April
Inc a'i-apsorblng topic here among the members
OF Congress, is the fracas in the House Yesterday.
Mr.. kathbun has behaved very handsomely upon
the occasion-feels deep regret-and deserves
kindly consideration. (See report of Riyes in
Glooe) ''' ~
Moore is represented to have fought like a ,;gsr
before he was misceaneously secured Riyes
says he never saw such a wiry fecw. Ii took
about a dozen TO secure him. Duncan made a
bers leaped over the benches on every side in the
metee. Gen. Dromgoole shouted IN voice O,
thunder. Every one rushed in to keep others out
II came very near being general fight and blood
shed
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA April l5th-The late accounts from Europe
have been favorable for produces prices of which
irmer we quote white sugar 7a9rs; yellow Al 6rs;
brown 3a4ars The export from Havana and Matanzas
date amount to 900 boxes against last
ted States Coffee has also mproved-it is 7rs Rice
We have had arrivals since the Zephyr which sold
at 81 the balance in store has been disposed of at Hrs
Nlolasses Il; lard 10 l01. Exchange on London 81
New York, DAB dis
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PENNSYLVANIA TAX BnL.-The Senate, after q
great deal OF procrastination, have at last passed
the tax bill nearly in the same state as itcame from
the House. The amendment inserting a two mill
tax instead OF three, was reconsidered, and the
original amount replaced. Now let them pass
some law enforcing the collection of this tax, and
we shall have some hopes of the State
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Ships Stephen Lurrnan Buxton Liverpool Oelrchs Kru-
gs. An:on Bartman Ch'Ilrston Geo Sutton -Brss Genl
mann, Davis, Ponce, PR Tobias Lord Ellsworth Homer,
naIdsnas -schrs Aida Usher Havana, X Pansen; Illinois
U99wd, Beaufort, NJ, N l. McCready Co: Far, Smith
W;%h,nst%sn No Mitchell; Thaddeus, Waroe, WI
MeCresay Co; Lady CLINTON Cramer, Richmond Iy a.
srme; patmos, Townsend do, Moncynan Beers Amelia.
veil, Boston W.T. "'a"i 'a"'s''"' anu "A'''' "o-
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Brighton Cattle Market.

APRIL pat market, 800 beef cattle Is pairs work.
ing $40 sheep, and 1860 swine 40 beef cattle
sold.
Prices-Beef Cattle--Higher prices obtained, and
advance quotations to correspond viz Extra So
25 first quality 81 80 81 75 second quality 81 IS s.
rs; third quality So so a 81.
Working Oxen-Saes at sos, sos, $50, and $S2.
Sweepstakes from 50 so to So 75 small lot of Cosse
Wethers, IS a Sc
swne-Sales quick lots to peddle at s. st 54for Sows
and g. ST 81 for Barrows At retail TO 7c
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Passengers Arrived.

HAMnuRG-Barque Franklin--Engsl Marchaud Madame
MandeI and 20 in steerag-.
NEUvITAs-Brlne Califonia-Joseph Sanchez lady and
McIiibb.
CIENruEGos-Brg New OIleans-Mr Stump, Mr. Patrick.
GUAYAMA-Brig Cornelia-D Leavitt
New ORLEANs-Ship Alabama--Mrs Oliver Fuller, child
and servant Philadelphia Mrs Edw Easin New Oans5O
in the steeraEs.
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Sales HH Stocks mt Phila III lDhla

first BoARp April $1,000 State SO, 67i $4,000 do
$1,000 do 67l sl66 do &C. 300 shares Grard Bank u;
do do 7 5000 State SIS various loans 60 shares Com
mercla Bank, 54i 100 do Gas Bank %; 10 do Annuity
~; $4,000 Camden and Amboy Bonds 9s!; shares Me
ohanics Bank ~.
Second Board April 25 $1,000 State S. b5i Gag; 6OO0
DO c. 64 1000 do 6ia 5000 do 64s 1000 Cincinnati bnds
lo2i 10 shares Wilmington RR, ut, 40 Union Insurance.
o2 1928 State 6s, 1916; new ANNUALLY 6ss.
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their last dollar to complete works Of internal improve
ment the people OF the State enjoying the dement's o.
Pennsy state stock mussdeprecate in value very
rapidly unless decisive measures are adopted THIS
session of the legislature, to meet the intere st on the
deb, as il occurs
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The rates rule very regular. Exchange London re-
mains very high for the The demand for the pack.
ct of the LIST rroximo daily improving Those in want
of bills waiting till the last before the closing
of the mails for the steamer with the hope that decline
will take place.
Domestic exchange remains without much alteration.
The rates continue very uniform, and very much reduc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-26

Mr.. CLAY.-A gentleman who reached this CITY
yesterday evening in the steamboat from Norfolk
states that Mr. Clay would leave the latter city this
morning, land at Annapolis this evening, and pro-
coed by the railroad to Washington Baltimore
american, Ap,H %
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On the vote being taken in the Senate of Pennsy vana
on the final pas sage of the revenue BILL negaved
by vote OF 20 to H. The may be reconsiered but
we have very little faith in any thing resulting favorable
to the State creditors The pursued by the Le-
gsature of Pennsylvania in relation to the public debt,
has been most dsgrscef The whole session has been
rttea away and the passage Of any Of the proposed bills
is no nearer now than when the session commenced
There appears to exist an obstinacy in majority of the
MEMBERS that prevents the accomplishment of any thing
likely to afford relief to the suffering creditors of the
State Very little confidence exists in the honesty of re
representatives. who will trne with creditors in this man.
Every fully convinced that the Legislature
will journ without passing the law providing means to
meet their ndebtednessa few brokers in Wall ST except
who are interested in keeping up the belief that some
thing will finally be done to pay their debts Provided
this revenue bill should eventually become law WIN,
guaranty have the public that it will amount to nvtbnu,
TIE inhabitants of Pennsylvania descendants from
people famed for their persstency and will not submito
any taxing them than they disposed to nav
The Whiskey rebellion Of that State Is still fresh in the
recollection of many Of the day. and the result of
that movement plainly shows what may expect again
under similar circumstances Taxation presses heavily
upon the people Of Pennsylvania, and addition to the
present amount will meet with little in the way
of collection. Still the representatives should do their
duty and deal justly with those who have loaned them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-26
GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CLINTON TEA OMPANY.
PRINCIPAL STORE 1871 CHATHAM ST, NY.

36 Grand street, near Suffolk.
l9I Greenwich, Fulton.
ll6 Fulton street, BROOKLYN.
Also, Corner Of Maine and lioon street, Patterson NJ
.1nd 40 North Fifth street, philadelphia.
INVITE THt ATTEN ZION OF CITY AND COUN-
l. TRY FAMILIES AND PURCHASERS TO their several
establishments where they think will lie found by bes
selections Of pure and unauthorized Tees in the United States
The universal popularity and Of their house with
reference % high qualities, low aud upright ding
well understood to render further comments saIy
Original and only Warehouses for the sale Howqua Black
Te, Observe Strangers W il be particular remember
the number OF the pncipsl store in Chatham street. 2
between Pearl and Roosevelt streets The public will also be
psased take notice that the Canton Tea Company have no
thing do with other except those decr ed At the
top OF TINS advertisement apps 3ms &c
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SHIP NEWS.
Ry This Mornings Southern Mall

rHILApELrHi.; April 25-Ar Mary Ann, shankin St
John, RI supeb heron. ha.eson; Penobsco Hulse and
Whale Baldwin; New York. Below Madison, Foster, IRON
Newport w; Pall,,, Haven, Cardeoas.
BALriMoRr, April 2-Art Prompt Davis. Boston; Andros-
coggip, DAYS. Portland; Cheap, axe Post and Mary ancss
shinner York CID tairobe Allen Pernambuco and mkt
rr Jane, rnis - Tho and mkt; Victory EIwe
DO; Mary Atn Brl Young, Nassau Mp. Std Black Hawk
tain NYork ''''' 'A"
MoRroLE, Apr Gar Rogers. NYork. Sid Abbath ula
Kelly, Portland Elizabeth Snow, West Indies. kdw Blake
Cole for West lrdies, yesterday afternoon Ar
John, NIB ' -
sAvANNAH April 2l-Cd Egnson (Brl Muir Liverpoo !,
Iamerane, Thee bald, do; Jane, Sims, Nassau, MP.
Foreign POrts.
ST JoHNs PR April 6-sld Wassou Boston; Glendower,
Norfolk In port, Nauvoo, and Ponce dsg; Adams for
Mayagucz; John Dunlap, di.g
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A. &. ! UTTLE, Auctioneer,
BY JACOB y. PLATT.

p IL.
HARDWARE AUCTION GssEnAL AOrsor AID COMMISSION
4 rs f ASr 4 HSss N
pass s.6 Sp1 Ss sd fer
can aa ss ssa
Also. IS boxes HinsO.an oil stones
Az aSS Se and S es rS'' az s,.,
sssss '9 G. s1 ss@ss
d. n2 Fe ss s s%S S
comts fine white bue and Spsctaces Gogg Pocket
Also large assortment of table and desert Knive, and
Bone snJ ,sa buck ot y g s end black buck
Also 100 9, essatei all cutlery every VIZ:
Ssf 81 a sa ss'A'' Knives pearl IVORY aud stag
s s r. "s ss. Tss Is :
cu;sion Guns tn, stock OF dealer retri,g from business,
si ss s"t
aS .on ss'a I
saw blades knitting pins, Seine Irvine Pomerovs gmblets
tain pins. Lancashire table hinges, garden hoes. cork screws.
RON aSa s9 coach and stage WHIP thongs lead pencils
spoons. German silver do
A a,so' % cases ass. Ameri' al wood screws
B. Part Of The table and pc ke Cutlery is tn stock of
spectacle, makers W.: slenton Westenholm Sc md the en-
dealers NB. No linted goods received a2e Use
ucr!oN N BID EMo2NEy Aafs nAnpwAnE,
CO viii | ss day at
3 o'clock the store No. Maiden Lave W: the Balance
Of the Hardware &C. damaged boara canal Boat jay
ON evening last for ofwhoa
Also general ,ss9rtment Of Heavy aud Shelf Goods, &c
a26 ltsec
T ARGE SALE OF FURNITURE AND PIANOs-
This day az 10 o'clock the store will be sold the fur
pets Brussels and p% nsrn d. Sofas Sofa Bea, 81
Cloths Panooite, Grndoles French Bedsteads Oomans-
ESQ ge quantity OF brdoom Furniture Glass Case and
al
beautiful Rosewood Pianofones grand action with all the
m dern improvements worthy Of attention, with large
acc lt"r WIN MCCORMICK Auctions
A LUTON NOTICE-Exm Sale of Valuable Furniture,
IL This Day at l0 O'Clock in the Sales Room Spruce st.
This will be found the attention Of
keepers &c and Of being the property
BE- the day W Tos BsL HL"'e'
ITO CARVE RS. GILDERs, Composition Ornament
ton of entire valuable cDlecon of ;ec;an
ohic Fench and Paper Mache Moulds togehar with the
C.'ms Fows5s Resets Paueas, sc &C. the property Of
a ion b. VII WHIEkfHHs dspg Nbs'ns's viii be .d aue
York. on Satuda", 2h April 1914, at 10 O'Clock forenoon
To ecgsed ia the above brnches this sale will present
chance OF obtaining valuable oulds and other articles
THIS an opportunity which should be neglected Sale
positive. a25 3tsm
YAUCTION-IMPORTANT SALE OF OH, PAIN.
- TlNGS-LEVN Y SOONER will sell on Friday nor.
n,ns i6.h instant, at their sales room, ISL Broadway at
o'clock numher of valuable paintings, of established
character ia this city imported specially incor
poats IN some na.iona institution and brought per
from the fountain head Europe and verify The
notice OF persons making public private COLLECTIONS The
rbaeVeT ,nd hs sg ha " no
ed with catalogue Wednesday, Ihursday aud morning
Of sale. aga yt.rc
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MONEY MARK EFT.
Th ursday, April 25-6 p. M,

THursNay, AprII SO-O T.. Ms
The Stock Market to-day was very Auctuating. The
sales quite large Long Island advanced per cent
Canton Ii Harlem, p Norwich and Worcester, 4 Far
mers' Trust b Mohawk declined Pennsylvania SIS,
Ohio 6's, IS shares of Morris Canal sold at per
cent Some Spectators making efforts resusc ate
this stock.
The Concord Bank Mass, has declared semannual
dividend of three per cent.
Receipts of the Massachusetts Western Railroad for the
weeks ending April Goth ls43 1874
Passengers ,S5bl3 S6Oi3
Freight, &c............. 349l $3.50
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PEALE's NEW xORA MUSEUM.
BEST BILL BEST PRICE,!
BEST Pc RI o II NJ A CES!!!
A DWARF AS OLD AS TOM THUMB AND THREE
INCHES SHORTER!

- Seven PcIfcImers-a for One Shilling.
MIX. III. BENNETT, ....... MANAGER
The follow Ing performers will appear
The GREAT WESTERN, Mr. CONOVEg, the Protean
Professor, CELESTEIt Danceuse Mrs WESTERN Miss
ADAIR, Mis-, BLANCHARD. and Mr. w. CONOVER.
the come singer
The happy that Re has from
Europe splendid set of COsMOkAMIC VIEWS. pam ted
BY the most eminent artists
The Maaagr has at considerable expencs tueted
PAT QUETTE Tor the accommodation of THE LADIES,
WHO ARE ADMITTED FREE. Gentlemen charged
extra shilling The Manager HIS adopted this plan PIE
the best seats for his fair patrons.
DOROTHtA WAGNERss,er of the Gpsey Queen,
be consulted day evening Also to be seen the
A!bino Lady with white hair and pink eyes.
Performance in the LECTURE Room commence o'clock
w An Afternoon Entertainment Wednesdays aad
Saturdays at o'clock
ADMISSION TO THE WHOLE ONE SHILLING.
H25
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Regular Sales usual Of Fantue every Wednesday aud
Saturday.
and Friday
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w. WHAT Is SICKNESS7-It is the retention OF
oroiu matters in the system When this il the case we
~ nouriy becoming worse until these matters
o'eo. Inc weather, for instance, has been steadily
vain vi steadily cold tor time bodies have be-
vouie as II were used to the action OF cold
' case may be, and we enjoy good health Suddenly.
however and without any warning we find that % OF
our thermometer has become and il the
peen upon 50 degrees in few hours been cooled
uoWh TO ~ Can there be wonder that the strongest
constitutions are bowed down by sickness in SO change
% climate as this Our great object must be to receive
s as the circumstances Of the will per
mt Whether II be Influenza a cough a common
eoh or rheumatism whether il be pain of the back of
.ne mead or OF the bowels, that affects you,
az once TO the Brandreth's Pills A few good doses
WIN remove all morbid matters from the body wherever
situated and the particular organ affected will be relieved
and a few days will bring back health and vigor.
sold at 24l Broadway, 274 BoWery and I49i Hudson
street New York T. MARITIME Twenty first street, corner
oI Ninth avenue and by Mrs. Booth, Brooklyn at 20
cents per box, with full directions in all languages
Wy-GOURAUD'S BLANC D'ESPAGNE, OR SPAN
ish White for the complexion is meany ceunterieited
Buy only at 81 Walker street, first store from Broadway
reports follows He crushed his finger and swelled
and panied him SO excessively that he was laid up five
days He was told he would be laid up for months He
kept it pouced, but could not reduce the swelling or
pain till friend told him to take off the poutce and nut
on Councils Magical Pain Extractor from Comsock Co
81 Courtlandt ST. Capt had the salve and used il at
once and in eight hours the swelling removed and
the hand cured Capt b. has also seen used in cases of
burns and says its effects most miraculous He took
dozen and said he would be without bread as this
save Heb sent dozens to get it. and will verify all we
herein say, and much more.
This Save will any of the following complaints or
all pay is refused for it -
Burns and Scalds, Sore Eyes and Nipples
Piles, Bruises, Salt Rheum
Tender Feet Chilbain and Old Sores
CAUrIoN-Buy ony-Remember only, in this city, Of
Comstock Co. 81 Courtandt street
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Large Sale Of Choice hapast 10 O'Clock, in the
Sales ROOM IL Spruce street.
THO5. BELL. Auctioneer.
MONDAY
HANDSOME Furniture Sale halt plst 10 o'clock No I'll
Broadway THOS BELL, Auctiopeer
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-26

'T'HE BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION to he Capital Stock
Of the New York and Erie Rail Road Company are no
at the Office the Company. No. % Wall street between
the hours OF 10 and g.
WIN NJ. GOULD, secrctary
New York Arnl 18th 1874 an2, NJ 70