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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-06

THERE IS HOPE
for the Consumptve. for those
who afflicted will. Asthma,
however much and long they may have
suffered for those who are iaboring under
long continued and tedious Coughs, Shcriaess
Sde Bleeding Of the Lungs and other precursors Of Fatal
Pulmonary Diseases-Dr. Foger's
OLOSAONIAN,
OR ALL-HEALING BALsAM,
rs A SPEEDY AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY.-It has
been tested in hundreds Of and by than
years experience II has been submitted 10 the faculty. AID has
been used and approved by themand offered with the
DAvID ErDERsor 60 Laight street reduced yery low
by dous Cough and raising OF Blood lie had tried various
remedies offered without benefit and deemed himself beyond
the hope Of relief. Although he had hectic fever and night
weas one bottle of this Great Remedy restored him entirely
GEoRaE w. HAYS relieved by bottles Of the Olosa-
oman although weak the Tine lie using that
he aid scarcely walk He coughed incs,san.ly. His dim.
Guilty Of breathing such that hc ceud walk only few
time. AMI his night swea we've dreadful IN two week.
from the d his using the medicine he walked
with the olc and in weeks he
stored TO be able attend 70 his Lussess again.
F. LApA4 ESQ., SO Pike cured VI Asthma by half
a bottle He had laid down VI he'd FOR more than
months He has never had recurrence OF the dsense-now
Mis- AncainArp IS West street. cured Of Asthma OF
-four years saang BY half bc., and declares to be the
be. medicine ~ the world She had used various other
dies without the le,st benefit.
Huntse6s Of might be riyen 70 prove is efficacy
H !, you arc si,eyS I'D yGa wi, be satisfied TIA, e =,
having ued it, and NAV entirely bat to flight the DIS
case which is At present threatening your life.
above Am. jail re
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Foreign Markets.

suA, March Sd.-Breadstufs have been unsteady
the past lRth, particularly Corn, which he's va.
- psr rSm
been forced into the marFet; considerable guam
bulk is still in stores our last sale, 800 bags per
Ia, from New Haven, was s0c sp. per bushel.
has varied from ss to 81 sp at which latter price
|ival, per Valhalla was parcelled out. Provisions
been more steady, and are improving. Lumber
the South 10 declining, the building time being
|sneralIy prst. White Pine is wanted; Slaves in
band. Tobacco continues in the same PROSTATE
With heavy stock.
IA. March s-The new crop of sugar was coming
|arket very slowly, and was bought up for Euro
recount as sson a. it appeared. Trade generally
hguid for articles Of American produce. Of which
and the provinces adjacent were suffering from
me drought which We noticed last week a. having
led in the neighborhsod Of Pernambuco.
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Cotton Market.

ORLEANS, March 2s-The foreign accounts per
steamer, which has been look ed for with great
! came TO hand rather unexpectedly yesterday
3 1t is gratifying to add that the news, in com.
point Of view, is far more favorable than any we
or received for long time past. Cotton had fairly
from 1 to id. per Id. After this intelligence be-
hown, our own market was quito excited, and the
p operate ended in the purchases of the day sum-
(p 10 900 bales. Holders succeeded in obtaining
(ncc of ! cent per pound. We retain our former
as it is impossible 10 quote correctly until the
becomes more settled.
tPooL Louisiana and Mississippi
fsr, Al; Ordinary, 43ia st; lN1iddling, 81 81;
pg Fair, Ia 81; Fair, Oh 81; Good Fair, u u:
nd Fine, 90 a'oO.
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DR.. H,JLi.lCK'S
LECT LEG TURES,

. Z L T. z T. Il Il z Il U II EN-,
ON THE Phi LOsnPHY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE
~ ORIGIN OF LIFE, will be delivered on Tuesday and
April 9th and 9th the Society Library Lecture
Room, Broadway. For gentlemen only ats indoors open
at M Admission so For ladies only at r. M. Ad
mission Is cents. Doors open at az.
illustrated BY the celebrated fifteen Models Of the Maternal
set p: imp,Ied from P,ri. Of The Pstsmsl STRUCTURE
Natural &C. the Of all
who them Nurercu. audiences, both of ladies' and
public testimony to their nooey aud great utility la New
On on- occasion over 400 ds aid 500 attended
ore day-,h. ladies' presenting Dr. with splendid present,
token Of te and Strangers only need
TO be informed that these Lectures strictly scientific and
moral.
Dr. Hssay will be shot, owing his engagements
turn to Philadelphia. Letters may be addressed +. New
Ynr n re
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No alteration TO report In this article. Pots
i've at SO 933 a 81, for old and Few. Pearls are
$50 81 6la.
sruFrs Western -four continues at 81 rs; wheat
Cents; rye, 10 cents; corn, 49 40 cents- There
very active demsnd for any Article under this
1.-THE market to-day was well attended, and
Position to purchase continues. Sales amount to
rs, at very full rates; some impetus was given to
|day in consequence OF the high state Of prices
ft Mobile, after the news per Cambria was pub
throughout the week lively demand has existed,
|rsl large parcels have been taken ON speculation
business closes at prices full one quarter cent
to which We make our quotations conform.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
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ExrRAer FROM Sra .RoBEkr
PEsL'a SPEEcH, OF THE

EXTRACT FROM DIN ROBERT
PEsL'a sPEEcH, OF THE
26,h FEB. lS45 -
What Is the course you
proposcto adopt 2 You hrst
sbo.ish slavery throughout
tn. whole Of your colonies,
rendering them entirely de
pendent upon voluntary la
Dor for the cultivation ofthe
Goii, end you next proceed
n throw open your markets
for tho indiscrimInsse ad-
mission Of sugar from the
Stazils ana Cuba, countries
where slavery not only ex-
ISIS IN its very worst form,
but also countries which
have 70 aini.inel their slave
trade and th.ir trsfiic In
human life in open viela-
ton III thsir most solemn
engagements with this coun-
try. | think, s's, that the
prscticai feet Of admitting
the sisva grown sugar CT
these countries " culd be 80
completely 10 disable the
West Indian colonies 81 TO
incapscitate them from sup
porting their burtheus, 80
that I doubt much whether
the sacrifice which you
make in this respect to the
interests of the sugar con-
sumers would not he more
than counterbalanced by
the injury you would in.
nict on those possessions Of
the crown.
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POar OF NMW YORK, APRIL o.
Cleared.


MS,srs GSds
more. Fnnct, Hayre, Boyd Hincken; Panthea, Lane.
Ss Sas E sssS
ell Jarvis Guadaloqpe, Badger s PECK; T.1EeE PsIL
Fets.; sSsmrocP Koser:, uSsrsston Jaao, Ncr.
hpert. Peter ChapmanSchrs Cmrltw, Tikob, Curacao;
seelsy, DemeTsIa Caroline, Blthen; g Juan 10, Re
Powell, Murch do, 8 Powell; Despatch, Corson. DO,
ar. s Nofshsm; LP Smith, Mills Dc, John Ogden; &:
tins, Rsl ns Fredsrcksburs; Lynchburr, Ooaid Rich
d. Allen Paxsor; B Cooley. Camp, City Point. l.
I:dy Co: Adrian ID Bsd: Norfolk. u: huntes GS;
ss; s s' f.M%Gs's Con
os; Abbott Lawrence Meeier, dol Page Chamberlain do;
mark Crowell, DO s Lewis-Slcops Maria Z Hannah,
Il. L sSSy & "a Eps
|adsphia.-Steamer Black Diamond, Cox, do.
Arrived.
Republic Luce, from Liverpool March sh with mdse
p Swatara Smith, from Liverpool Msrch sth with dse
cater295 steer,ge passengers From March Goth esd
quantities Of ice bergs-was obliged run 10 the South
iris Genera. Marion shepheard from Leshcrn Palermo ard
raar ieh Feb with marble and corhs to 0ring Left
GSr"a Srss Grand T1Gs Mayo from C c foe Ito
Ende PIT bsck leaay Majestic. True for Malaga days.
" nh naval stores to l.. g. Powell.
chr Maria Lstogrete. days fon Baltimore, with mdss
chr E%GbinssoR, from Washington. NC. with naval
chr Providence Drummond days from Snowfall. with
fellow.
IN. brig unknown. Wind w.
Sailed.
nip, Sam! Hicks P n Lysrpool Hah Han mend
, Mix Valparaiso; Louisa LeaviH. Nassau iarqun. New
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/. N.Ori. 4 Mobile

hts 70 Liverpool, 10 II.S9 LOT square UdIesj
cent Stock, .O0e bales.
lions Pork is quiet and prices firm. The spec
lever has subsidei. Beef is very dull. Ohio lard
pand, and prime keg sells at 8 q sic.
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RICHARDSON " CO.'S
: ~ =, s.0 OF a prssrgoUn PcnNCNM.

THIS article composed entirely Of vegetable extracts e
lectng the most astonishing that have wit
nesed Those afflicted with oiuons diseases
eore aud return Of disease has rival in the Pari.
ctd with The following diseases witt salt heum scrou.
la, bronchitis, fever kings evil :uIa rheumatism,
soed head or lung affections 70 procure i At and con
remedy for almost Of the diseases and the
petors in the daily receipt Of intelligence Of its u
human family Can be had No 20 Pine
e.. agency office aud e DR. toihrS S No Beaver
es these cities and throughout the United States.
-xnQ1x dkrxc
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KNAPP'S
INDIAN STR EN(STHENIN(s PLASTER

INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
THESE PLAyTERS prepared for pains and weakness in the
asthatic affections Group children, they will
give immediate and soothing relief:
They will also be found highly beneficial for complaints
of the Liver, Lungs and Kidney.
Persons sedenary habits business requires them
stand much who may be troubled with weakness in the
chest pain the side breast will lind relief by
ing one oil these Plasters. . .
With regard ths efficacy Of these Pases nothing need be
sad they carry with them their recommen daiior and
the price being remarkably low sufficient nducsment
for those afflicted 10 give them trial.
proprietor condept that by me great spd increasing
famed solely by their and the satisfaction
which they have given that they decidedly to
Others in 49,
pains spared in making them adhesive and pliabe
possible and III rendering then, free from all those objections
which Of complaint to the ordinary plasers Of the
day.
These Paster need bat trial give satisfaction de-
sired
BE and ask 70. Knapps Indian Strengthening ster,
and that his signature the back OF EACH None Others
genuine.
only by r KNAPP and sold wholesale and retail
his Medicine Warehouse No 3s2 HUDSON door be-
generally Price i2h aud is cents each. ms 2meodsrrc
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WASHINGTON, April 4, 1916.

On reading over the reports OF Sir Robert Peel's
speech in the British House of Commons, respect
ing the sugar duties, striking resemblance to the
thoughts, reasoning and conclusions contained in
MIR. Calhouns famous dispatch to Mr.. King, the
American Minister at the Court OF France, is
plainly dscernbe; and iorcible proof is afforded
Of the effect produced by the bold snnd taken by
Mr. Calhoun in the foreign relations OF the United
States and his mastery exposition of the thoughts
and actions of the British statesmen on the slave
question, as connected with their colonial posses
siops and tropical productions. To show this, the
following extracts placed parallel to each other,
and they prove most conclusively that MIR. Cal
houn's plain, orcble, urmistakable exposition has
had leading and powerful influence in producing
the present state OF affairs in England, and in urg
ing on Sir Robert Peel to the adoption Of HIS
course. Indeed, were it not remarkable fact
that similar thoughts frequently occur to great
man (D to those which have been some time be-
fore expressed by another, II might easily be SAID
that Sir Robert Peel had crammed for his speech
from MIR. Calhoun's letter, the ideas enunciated,
being so remarkably similar, although the Ian
guage is somewhat different. But here are the
yfY rts.-
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EXTRACT From Mn. CAL
HouN's LETTER To Mn.
KISe, AUo, IL, 1874 -
Ii 10 TOO late in the day to
contend that humanity or
philanthropy il the great
object Of the policy of Eng
land in attempting to aboi-
ism African slavery on this
continent. do not ques-
ticn but humanity may have
been one Of her leadin, mo-
tives for the abolition Of the
African slave trade, and
that it may have had a con-
siderable influence in abol-
ishing slavery in her West
Indian possession g. aided in.
deed by the fallscious cal
culation that the labor Of
the negroes would be at
least as profitable, II not
more 20, in consequences o
the measure. She acted on
the principle that tropical
products can be produced
cheaper by free African L.
Dor end East India labor
than by slave labor. She
knew full well the value Of
such products to her COM
navigation, navy,
manufactures, revenue and
power. She was not ignor-
ant that the support and
maintenance Of her political
prsponderance depended on
her tropical possessions,
and had no intention Of d.
minishing their productive
ness, nor any anticipation
taat such would be the Ell
feet, when the scheme oil
abolishing slavery in her
colonial possessions ives
adopted. on the contrary,
she calculated to combine
pbilanthrophy with profit
and power, as IL not unu-
sual with fayaticism Ex-
perience has convinced hev
Of the fsllacy of her calcutta
tons. She hiss failed in all
her objects. The labor Of
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TO BROOKLYN BILLIARD PLAYERS,
CRGSSI NG FULTON FEltRY--A very neat saloon has
jus. beA 6.ei the United s4Sss Hotel lennce
Ta6ss kaze francs md marble beds better Ta5eS than
any IN hi, country Ia ssrds old Anu zee
entrance lag Fulton Fayesx FELTON, Market aad vu
town. On TIE es,! side VIII find the Y 8 Hotel Saloon yell
ca,euased Tor their The proprietor pledges
himself TO have kept respectable. For only
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WORMS! WORMs!! WORMS /!

WORMS WORMS! WOKMS!H
INFORMS are swept away from stomach ard bowels by
w JAYNES TONIC VERMltUGE, as by the bosom Of
destruction They perish under its searching influence
ly and expelled with the mucss in which they embed
renee Of the disorder should place. the pre-
paraon will never fail produce the desired eec.fo, the
EJECT does weaken with repetition Those who suer from
ne Piles kemitten Fever or any complaint whs;s mild
We ~ a,ge most valuable remedy Sold By Agents., A.
SANDS Druggists, No. 70 Fulton 2!S Broadway
Nat broadway Sn3e fm m
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XYLOGRAPHIC PRESS
GENERAL JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

rJ,HE SUBSCRIBER inform Druggists Periumes, Groce.s
and OTHERS thai they have made extensive additions 70 their
Of Xyorraphc Labels 10 which hey would ie-
specially coil their They are CONSTANTLY adding 70
their stock all the style osagc.cs their ne which
offered and they promise their
tina, shall ger ing ali that tie
Maruf-ctrsra.
JOB PRlNTIN(-Thsir Office is also supplied with
cf1pe OF DESCRIPTION
oftaacy Job Printing, Cards Riheads, Notes. Bills LalnF
Circns and all kinds Of Mercantile Printing! executed
reasonable tcrEia. - -
sEuAr box LABELS AND PAPER. of every deserip-
'IVARs6 iTED SHOW CARDS for Ref.c,ories, crocers
&c., Sc.-a large supply. BRONSON Co,
ia lmFtc IS t}old ga Fulton.
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H. Z. WILLARD,
AUCTION GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION
- MkHCHA

Office No lls , Nassau street, irs. floor, New York
II and Merchandise Of al, kinds personally attended
the Of rsnqushng housekeeping
or busne Cash Advances made Fumifpe and Merchan
disc description con.sned for sale Sales settled IN all
tursrs and always have accommodation advances
on geeds fof private nle, ma imsec
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FRENCH FLINT GLASS-WORKS,
Al WILLIAMSON ktiH, L. L.
DEPOT N WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK

M pssRs BERGER q WAITER, known for a long
IL % extensive Of Watch Crystals and
Flint Glassware the pepartmsnt Mosee Farce have the
honor inform Gass Dealers. Importers Of Watches end
u nsns houses generally that they have estat Branch
and order fulfil
the have epsased experienced aud skiliu DO
French cnd Eaglish The beauty f ts Glass the tasteful
style Of I'LL the alsces they manufacture, wei moderate
prices and promptuds IN the execution Of orders will they
American snd ioceian hopges
BCss.omers in the habit OF Transmitting orders their
house fa ~ sad Possonneie ts,I general Depot 81
C~sa 30 Paradig poisslnu,ere Pa will please ard
th, direct 70 90 William s,,ea New York. fiS lm-ec
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Died

Friday evening 4th inst. suddenly, MARY, widow of
as PaIsells.
friends of the fsmily, and of her sons in law Tho
|ppg King and Henry Worden, are respectfully re
to attend the funeral, this Sunday afternoon at
Rck, frem the residence of her son. Jas c. Parsels,
|eenwich between Hubert and Laight streets, with
nth sr invitation.
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SANDS, SARSAPARU.J.A

human body n hi. eimats always warmer than the
"a s 'sT '1S r.. s
ss i; e: q a.
as. sh angry on hs varying in char
flying and pd.posns c,ndoas Il IS oIvieus that the first
sse Tsss hoas b 60 s II
withia ZONE unheshy Ingredient uous proportion Of
' sS 81 'sd -onsd .d
fss part. ih he "
ss 1s. s Ss s Of
s y q. ss nsa fSy
Mes spdss-GnrAbca the maos Of Xnau ~ s ss,r
q Win "::$ S;;s! sssy
4, -, q .,Su. Tu',
:.S il d.. leg i"iasd a. above. lhs wS.sE
ss mil Q: ny 70 Tie s bss N on,
Du'Ss M n Gs1i' va. ua
era o. cur test Ihy.iean receiving any be Ell fa
s ws:h saa sa sd: t as
J. J. JONES. iss Chrys,ie .,ree,.
dM.R.Ssyas s,S,.: ,s.s
s NJ family y. vim Sssssss e'.
s. ss s.sS sssS s
s sys s h ss s% s.fS <. Sa II. first
clans but ccntduedtc get until despsrpd OF his
getting we'll Having Ssrsaparis Advertised with
ee,tie.te, of ousc: CONCLUDED would 1--WE lria
now, after hvi used all nine bottles have the sra6ca
of saying we'll The all entirely h.sled and
Dis nearly good have 10 hes
saying h he his been solely cu,d BY the Of y ~ ssr
struilIs. Yours, truly l., BAssErr.
Ss1 :s ~ AL: y :s:s
sold also by generally throughout the United
Price 81 Der boftle-six bottles for IS aIS imsm
IRISH OATMEAL-k quaatty Of Irish Oatmeal Ia prime
soIditicn, ~ lots to suu purchs,eIs, for sale by
w al, T. TApsGOTT,
1cc 70 South st., cor. Maidsu lane
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Park THEATRE.

MONDAY EVENING, April !,
Will be presented for the h time any Mowai
comedy. called FASHlON-Csunt de Jolima,tre W. I'll
Crisp; Gel Howard, Dyou Gertrude. Miss Clara Ellis; sera
pima Tiffany, Miss Kate Horn.
Pss de Danube by Miss ST. Clair.
To conclude with SOMEBODY ELSE-Hans Moritx Mr.
w H. Crisp; Minnie Mrs skerret..
Boxes LIST tier IS I'd centsPt 50 cenuGaery
PALMO's O-EHA HOUSE.
10 w. DINNEFORD-Sole Iessse-wiIl open the above
House for a short on
MONDAY, April 7tk, 1S45,
With soph9cles'i Tragedy of ANTIGONE-C Choral Music
by Mendessohn with Dresses Scenery Properti.
and full Chorus and Orchestra Creon Of Thebs) Mr.
yandenhoG; Angone, Miss Clarendon; Fhoruses MOBILES
and Elders Sages Guad Youths and Ladies
ing the Queen.
To conclude with the Farce of MISCHIEF MAKING
Nicholas Doveia Mr. Harrison Madame Manette Mrs Her.
ring. r,
the Press.
Boxes and Paraue $lsecoad Tier 50 centsPrivas
Boxes Sc.
Doors open T-Perfomance to commence at hafpast
O'Clock.
The Box Book now open aud places may be secured.
TUESDAY, TRAGEDY, with other entsrtainu ents
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JONES S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
INITIA TORY UNITING ROOM,

147 broadway, corner OF murray 1t.
THE object IS impsrt thorough Instruction
in Book Keeping tenmanship and Commercial &rcthme-
tie aud qualify Gentlemen practical duties Of The desk
Private instruction is given il required.
-Nlembers Of the Mercantile Library Association
9uesed to apply TO the Librarian at Clinton Hall who will
the Committee.
References may be had the Academy Boob keepers,
Merchants and Clerks who have been students during tie last
nine years. .
sale, Joness Principles Practice Of Bookkeeping
0vo price 49, This work adopted in the hst Academic
Institutions this II also pubshed in England
aud eYtspsively introduce cal there, f25 ineolsec
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.1,o'1 9,1sza sV,.1,za @,oll
arrival. 70. tn! s' quartz, ~! ; W.
s'Si Is; s;'' 45; i E;!a 's r.,
'learances for the month of March,.
$.'' 81; 5;s; F;'', ,S;,s ,; zs';s
Bao ,u b5. which ashore
opposed b the Cscere which sailed sm Palermo the
ne vicroa Chase Of and from Boston NOV ls for Bae-
R % ard r. Win hr
s%
Thing a D%f I hs Srd S"r
i' Sssn
sGs *;s sS.:s css
.s ssy si ssSas shave sss p s
. e ee"s i.p'S e CS,. within ,s.S
sss DAY. .ts s'y: 70 We 'ss s rs
sSas. hs
ss.s K. :q s lie h
Ass: sSsS @
which wa: neatly i' nsM YVES ms. Cd
so She had fun a:.OTt cITp, Of aopesc., lumber,
iiers no Insurance. . on i sS money, or chrOao-
pH'r Bowplron a. Mobile, from Haye, reports having
sts aud bowspr caned away, and went down in about
minutes The crew, eight number, took to the boat,
picked by the Bowditch, ing nothing but
had One Of them had his legs broken and other,
badly bruised The ship lost her and her bow
liy damaged Il Mobile Reg. March 20.
WhRiemen.
Arr at Holmes Hole Sd inst Champion Pease OF and for
gartown, from Maui Nov T. 2c00 bbls (l2t0 Will oil Aso
Franklin Starbuck Pacific for Nantucket 100 ds I'm Tai
huena, 1900 sp Left at Il, Isabella, Of oil not stated
erick Heneken, Bremen full for home. Spoke Dec a. Of
Lpe Horn Vineyard, Of Edgartown, clean.
ld I'm Bahia ID uit Pspmunns Flanders and President ST.
)nd, to cruise
spoken.
Jefferson Mason 50 days from Newcastle for NewYork 2h
40 80 Ion So u.s. had lost suits Of sails, tupped
| ia pro vi ions-by the Mary Ann, at Boston.
Victor Batlsl from Liverpool for thadephia, 3t ult Oh
shoal Of Nantucket
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SWORD INSTRUCTIONS.


THOMAS STEPHENS, Professor Of Bread and Small
the Army and Navy Citizens Soldiers and all Professors the
Art the fact that he the author Of If Broad
Sword for Cavalry and also for Small Sword-cur and thrust
Infantry and Navyhat he has obtained copy right for Them
and prepared their superiority before any board
Of oceI by trial OF skill with any Professor of the Art
from part Of the World He also prepared demonstrate
that his nsers useless the foil the hanos of
swodsman against the AID thrust taught by bis
theory Hav proved this fact bis friends by practical IL
nstraon hold> hinse ready, any time and place.
any Professor Of the Art opportunity to he
sased the point In Inclusion, he begs leave
the following letter Henry Wayne Instructor Of Small
Sword at the U. T. at West Point Academy -
New YORK, March 90, 1845.
At the request Of Col Stephens acconIapsd him to wit
.acon and for further satisfaction called upon him by r.
him. his exercise for brsad sword and cut and thrust gyes
from examination and practical trial with him.
commead him superior sword.man fully competent
master Of his weapon thar have met with.
HENRY WAYNE,
list Lieut. LIST Artillery Director OF Sword Exercise
PROFESSOR STEPHENS has also commsndatory letters
from eminent Professors o. the Art the pte1 states France
Germany &c Sc Gentlemen desircus OF learning Il above
will find Paofessor Stephens at tbs United States Hotel
Of and Water New York, where he
be consulted TERMS hours OF Instruction &c. Gentlemen
wishing qualify themselves Instructors Professors Of
the deng to learn thoroushy the science ot the Sword
receive privately BY consulting Professor
his quarters, u. 3 tel. al 3teodsrc
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PORTER,
ALE AND eide
JOAN J. STATES
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT,
MO- ANN STREET door to the American Museum,
IN rsrna sic thank. his friends aud the public
generally the very liberal share Of patronage already
ed aud hopes By attention business to merit connu-
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