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PouT OF NEW YORK, APRIL as.
Cleared.

Cleared.
sS Sfa, 5:ses
Rio Janeiro Mason Thompson; Eagle. O!ae Barscos Ay.
assas
sw
Berry Sears NcriSk Plat. Pe:oai Amelia Strong Bal.i
s. Ss|S.s i.Is f. n'ssssy
pes ship p Msdio. & from iGndGS and Ports
eS ,SI
Ship American Hale from Liverpool 18th ut with mdse,
Ship Leonore Milton 90 days New Orleans, with
Uncas Latham IS day. from Mobile with cotton. E
Sa 7Ssfi % tfS
Fuioe from BAH ass: cI.ov.l Colon. smith NY oif,
The Nj has been day; Worth Of Hssr.s o'' ''''
ss Hs.sA iy; s1 q s9Ss' g. Hh %
sy efs Soto PR A inst with 1862 hid.
uE., casks mOsses 70 Dunseome Spoke sh
Liverpool se 90 days from
Bs s'yI ss S% s9
s SMITH iTa room hsae: ''
m:; s. Ss New " as:
Brig Charles Thomas Cousen days from Mobile, with
Brig Moahessn Coiley days from Wilmington NC with
timber TO master.
Brig Star Ptman days from Brandywiue, with corn
Schr Lady Warrington Stevens days from Nassau fNP
with 1900 bushels salsto Laurie Left schr November
disg.
Schr Merchant Lorng, IS days from Havana ballast
MASTER
Sch Lawrence, Gring 10 days from New O,leans with
28 hds 10 Thomon Adams GO cks moses order
Sailed IN CO with schr Sea- of Baltimore for NYork and
her ltth. eff Charleston
sch Grecas Long 20 days from New Orleans with 1873 hds
sugar Meyer Stucken; 392 sticks cedar Buck Peters
Sch Delaware Farrow % days from New Orleans with
la,ses to MASTER.
Schr Sea- Beard 10 days from New Orleans with 2 bbls
mol,sses iJ ties 81 hhds 800 kegs lard to order.
Schr Ann Hymn Toen, days from Newben, NC with
naval stores. to De Peyster Whitmarh.
schr Susan. Stove days from Newbern, NC with naval
stores.
schr Two Brothers, Richardson days from Washington,
NC. with naval stores to l. Mitchell
Schr Nassau Chester, days from Richmond with mdse to
seh D. Bede. days from Norfolk with md. to sur-
schr ] w Kemrton. Osborn. days from Norfolk. with
schr Flash Somers days from Philadelphia with mdse to
master. -
Schr Superb Thompson days from Philadelphia with mdss
to master
Below.
One shr, one barque, two brigs unknown.
Sailed.
Steam ship Great Western Lverpoo bsrque Henry Newell
iests tugs New jersey. Savannah Emily Charleston, and
shps Liverpool slvs de Grase are at anchor at the
SW Snit - ~' - ~ "'S - ''~
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COftOn m arkot,

The advices received by the Caledonia do not
ppear to have strengthened the market, which is well
nRplied with all descriptions The sales for day
at have bsen small and in some instances offers which
refused previous to the arrival OF the steamer The
emand is principally for Liverpool
Our advices from the South confirm the impression that
ne crop coming in will be full large us any previ
us oAe. The receipts already known amount to 49,
% bales Out tls 642 bales have been received
tue principal southern shipping ports against 037 32s
the same ports tor the period before
psf the OF the great CROP Prices in New Orleans
re much higher than those current in this market and
he bulk THE shipments from this country are made
hat port Last year the shipments from this port were
large compared with this but the speculation at that
me destroys ed the usual course OF the staple.
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Correspondence or the Herald,


wv . swsy to the n s Sss1 ss si eT
hore wilt IArm through the medium valuable
Wae o X. aaf 81
F for h1vns M eesy.d me on board and kindly given
ne Ms lss and h c
and & s n. shown Ss s % s n
Of the brig Rocket.
KEy WEsr, April 8, Isa5.
The brig oleco of Thomaston, Smith from New
orsaa for NV York which was brought here by ws.
charging the reminder Of her cargo after which she will be
The ship Atlantic Of New York. which was di.m.ed and
injured - the sTs,. gale q osGEs & has Se,n
S w Ss osssa %"vs s@% Th
o. her becoming Spanish prorey aweahy house in Ha
The weather extremely warm here for the early part OF the
season' ana the Northerneu are heading Tor home
as-a,, M,r vr HoLMss Holr, AgTil a.
riiha rn 90 or Caias Correa Faukln. NYork Tor Bos
e.es 'e. sd'n Philadelphia for do and IS 30 sail of smaller
A;o arr Coehees McCr. Havana Left 9Th inst Riga
asa and SsS 0ST ws Gas s ioT T2h% Z,s r@esSD s,%
Jubilee n Plymouth " Huntington Co%meIec
Astsp, Worth Ss,ss cSsiIn cS,snse sas ssd
"a tsDs fio s. Wsipsr Mtas % o% sDslss Each sl
s SsiS ss arc m'sn ali ,SS under ssy OH
News oryIcE.
Sailed this day. Electra. Ward. North West Coast
miscellaneous Record.
sr CHARLES CAaRoLI OF Boston, which cleared New
20 into the stream where she remains Lighters were
aiongside on Iussday taking out the cargo.
prove to Ie the Pearl from fhade phs Tor Boston, bsor
M.n ron rMr fse,rre,Ths D ! schr onlahye 1t tComd
g.. s S% Ss,os 4. o Ss s ' I .s: ,.S
iorwsded The posAs. 70 Norfolk ali ). paid
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New Stock Exchange.
Sales or StocLs AZ Roston

ArRJL 2s-25 shs Reading RR 2tS; 2s Boston Prov RR
10; bostol Lowell RR 49, 50 l. Island so l2m 731S
Wessn ssm En io 50 Dc So I'm lo 50 b9 In M lo A
IN i 100 Nor Wor bo I'm Tx; 81 do "a; 100 do 50 2m 7o
do no 2a I'M 60 do b, 2os 100 I'm 2o1a; $50 do do
VA 2ido DO DIS 20zx; 100 d, no I'D 81.
AT AYsTIoN-so 81, Eastern R per e adv; IS Portland
Boston Wor DO 7 pr adv; IS Cha Branch do
sh So Massachusetts Blk sh IS Boston
r Lh North do S95A per sh; Waliham do IS per shas
Washington do s97 25 Boyson Ins Co adv;
oston do 20 adv 1Temoot do l8 adv Is Nero
|l.ne lns Co dis; suffolk do per adv; Boston
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Briehton Cattle Market.

hrRiL l4At market. $50 Beet Cattle, i6 pairs working
oxso $50 Sheep and 2a50 Swine 100 beet cattle remain
cd unseld.
PslcEs-Beef Cat;le-Lsst weeks prices were not sus
tanet, and reduce quo.stions. fsw extra So;
first quality S. SO SIS rs; secsnd quality SIS IS s. 50
third quality 81 so So We noticed yoke of beautiful
Cattle owned by Mr.. Fuller, OF Monsonprcs net trans
pred
working Oxsn-Sses at $62, SIS and $sS
SheepA lot sheared 81 59i lot not shsare3 rs IS
Svine-Los to pedde Al 4ic for Sows, and 81 5ac
for Bsrows; old Hogs selected 81 SIC At RETAIL 81 and
6l cents.
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I'm mark61
MOBILE April l6-Our market closed fiat on Friday,
|nce when BUT little of importance has transpred. The
business has been restricted by the continued high pr
|es which buyers aege preclude operations. There
however been much anxiety evnsed the part of
to SELL and the market has been regarded easier
put still do not feel called upon quote general de-
ne remarkng that in the sales which have transpired
buyers had the advantage Sales for the three days
Lax snount to only ssss bales, Total receipts Of the
|eason 495 22s balss The stock hand and on ship
board nft cleared, about ll6, 900 bales.
NEw ORLKANs Apr, lb-Ry the arrival Of the ship Re-
buhlic at New York, we have received day later
bows from Liverpool reaching to the 7th ult The sales
Cotton that day amounted to 5000 bales and prices
we're fully maiutansd During the week ending the 7th
bnsadvance ottd was quoted There good inquiry
cotton in ths market yesterday and the transactions
Feached 5000 bales at steady prices.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail,

PHILADELPHIA, April 23-Beow w Taylor Stokely, I'm
Cardenas. ~ =
April 23-Arr Louisa Gait New York; Ellen,
hackh MatanZas; Harriet, Sears, Portland Below Somer.
set lBrl Williams Demerara CID Eleanor Forrest and Ex-
Bermuda.
0ALExANDRIA April 2?-Sld Virginia. Kendrick Boston
NORFOLK, April 2l-An Erie, Nickerson Boston: Vesper
Baker NYork; Engineer. Whitten, Newport
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Domestic ImportatIons.

Nnw ORLEANs-Schr DeawaIs-2l hhds molass.s Draper
Deviin96 bbls whiskey Warng son-l20 hhds Ro
bert x WillioDs-3 80 tcs 50 bbls do order.
NEW ORLEANs-Brg Pensacolar-l23 hhds sugar Spoford
Teson co500 empty bbs Read Broth.rs-25 bbls nolas
order.
MeBLE-Ship Uncas-24 bales cotton Holbrook, Nelson
Co-lo0 Soulter, Brothers Co-2l2 Spoford TiIeston
Co.'s Rhcde.ms3? Hamilton GiyIl bog saxtop
Hqrlbut Co.'s pks w French-l5 boxes Joseph Venon-26
bales cotton order.
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AUCTION SALES.
A. q. TUTTLE. Auctioneer.

nRvArr sToek TSTTHkf Vt TyfEEIoS AsSnss5l VINES se
franklin street entire private stock
l. Bl. yat,se Of 1897 Msds s. Laurent S. Julien St.
.ss e9 s o's' WINE Oh 's VIM
Also supsrne Champaign Cognac Brandy vntag, of
old geld Sherry Imported By the present owner from
Also, French Cordas, old Jamaica Rum Olives. Prunes
BThe above wines the stock of private gentleman,
r,nrw.prA. 8 ciiIr ITrYTTTJE, AuctCn.sI o., -,
spring Trade Hardware Sale this viii sais place
Day az % saS the auction NS ss f S
and shelf hardware German goods fa:ey articles, &C. and
ss oubeIH sf KaVe. sS@'ss S slad'
Az, IVORY s;lf Ip and black tip table and de-
ZINE OLD OIL PAINTINGS, ANTIQUES. &c.11To
sps sSsog few fin Gd % ire cose
on Of s%a.s Thsv will s sd on dsa"
or 9r good.
s. ssn f Italian
Also finely wrought in ornament Swedish Fowlng Piece
Also eurousy enameled fine gold antique Watch 200
old finely enamesd view of Paradise and moving snake
Toys. FANCY GOODS, asSTho: Bell win sell at auc-
sS5 sTs.d%.y SSs q he
s%sS
wSoe:ae with his celebrated fitting cor'ets Shoulder Braces
The Fancy sock consists Of Toys, Plated Ware, German
ys a. GbS bu1ssy 9 s c' WS 10 ..
splendid Show Window for store with shutters door, &c. all
Also Safe and many other article.
mention The whole will be pot small assorted lots for
Mrs: Bowie. viii alao, the first Of May 80,
Broadway Of Duane where She will constantly
keep hand large Of her fashionable and well fit
Corets with every other article in her line Of business
we'll 10 attend sad'S s% e as
HoUsEHoLD FURNITURE sALEs-E H. LUDLOW
''GaS Class 'S Silk DsSah fssa
Monday April 2sih st 0 O'clock No % Second st. (con-
asaGn oi Bond % s'rse elegant Furniture by nvoice
II. sH:n ,..l v,
and all the arrangement M He as9$es by the
ao eod2w.m corner of Broad street Exchange place
KSREH& s%ss"s Asss":' q. sal.
S sH seSyF a ss s sf!sss house
&s Hall Lanterns M'n'l
Sale peremptory for cash 1871 a2s stissrc
| MAGASIN JXPONAIS.
G :ss ss,! ss DHani to
his friends and the public in general that he has received
and
"a .ss 5 % n
o"nsy which sed pubic sf
from this day with catalogues: until the day Of sale.
:dem to Ss
ship Great Western Thursday. April a. he .as o Anqu
| April Is, at IL O'Clock precisely. ap5to24Src
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MARITIME HERALD.
Shlnrn aat0ra and AQenfa.

SnhlAnaSt0rS ana agents.
We shall favor If Captains Of Vessels will give
to RonERT SLvEY, Captain of News Boats report Of
the shipping left at the whence they saledthe vessels
spoken on . list Of their cargo-and any foreign
dents home abroad will also confer favor by sending
his Office any Marine Intelligence they may receive.
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Foreign Markets

KINesToN MARxKr, Jam April Our market IL well
supplied with all articles Of American preduee and trans
actions therein have been rather limited for tho past two
weeks. The following are the quotations, viz Flour
~; Corn 81; Butter 30 cent?; LsId IL cents.
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tsrssengers Arrived.

Losp,r-racket ship Mediator-Mr Sherman. Mr. Mslsh,
Mics J'ufs--9l st.erage
ilAvaNA-B rque Mudara--Jahu Lawton, Cuba; q w Fa-
br, Stnagos New Work; John Biuce Scotland. Bor-
10 .n,sn tanad, and 6 in the storage
pNtr-Br Cordel,a--Dr X q rnow. Buffalo; II Davis
Bl fore
81 JouSs, NF-BfS Nes York Pscset-W Knowland MIR
Smth
NEW ORLEANs~-Schr Sea-AIr Dsscamus lady ard child,
NJ . oiGe tsr aud child, Mr. Smith.
NV oRLsArs-pris Pensacola AMIR Lalkn. Mr. Durben.
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THE BROADWAY JOURNAL.

SATURDAY, APRIL ", 1916.
CONTENTS- Exhibition Of tie ACADEMY Of National De-
~ sign Public Bowling Green
Phs Park Law aud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oval Portrait
Concert acknowledgements Society-Muscal RryiewMs
cellany, &c. Three Dollars annumsinsle Numbers
JOHN DISCO, Publisher,
e23 rsrc 1853 Broadway.
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CENTREVILLE TROTTING COURSE, L. |.
Purse for $3.50, mile heats in harness. will he given
to of the above Course Monday, May the 5h
free for all troting horses.
Also. Purse off the lst day OF May for S25 mile
heats in under the saddle for horses that
for money
Both Purres to close April 2h by o'clock p NJ Jones'
Second Ward Hotel, three in each trot TO make
fed.
N B-A match will off the lst dly OF May, between
James X. Polk andpohn Anderson mile heats
JOEL CONkLlN, Proprietor.
Ceutreve, April Gath, iSi5 a24 2tF
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FOta. .............,... :. 22,442 3I,235
The spring trade s rapidly passing away yet the above
Exhibits fur business New mills continue to go up in
iii parts orthe Unioni
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HOBE,S PATEN'

HOBE'S PATENT
E x NSION DINING TABLES,
MYTH METALLIC SLIDES, long known as the most
~ durable and elegant Of Extension Tables
ctued warranted to run easy constantly and not to be
affected by dampness warpng Of the wood large
OF choice patterns for private parlors
boats &c. together with general assortment of Cabinet Fu
nitue always hand the Wareooms Nol40 Grand street,
Of Elm where the public is respectfully invited call
and examine. a25 lmsec
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Died.

On Wednesday evening, asd inst, Mr.. GIDEON TUCKER
aged II years
The friends and acquaintance Of his family request
ed 20 attend his funeral this sernvon at koclock from
his late residence s Broadway, without further invi-
taiinn
Yesterday morning, after Illness Mrs. JEMI
NJ. MAsoN wife of MIR Joseph Mason aged SO years.
Hsr remains will oe inferred in the cemetery Bloom
ingdale, this csv- Don, at 4ocock. This funeral will
take place frc late residence at the corner OF 4th
aud 10th street whore tho friends Of the family
aud of Mr. Frederick Fisho are respectfully invited 10
attend, without urther notice.
ON Thursday morning, oath inst, JossrH WIcoIss,
aged 90 years
Ills friends and acquaintance, and those Of his son
james, and tho Rev b. Virgins of Paterson respect.
fully invited attend bis funeral from his late residence
3s Watt street this (F rday) afternoon at o'clock.
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- :
ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATREc.
OE MR. ANDERSON


BENEFIT OF MR.. ANDERSON.
wan FRIDAY EVENING, April 25 ,,o,,,,,,
m 'Tsss MI chppsnsss La
dy Franklin, Mrs Knight. .
4 Sisss' WIN Il M Il Chi
Boxes LIST tier IS cents "a tier 50 csn-Pt 50
eSsi ass open o'clock curtain rise precisely at h'pa''
BURTON's THEATRE-Arch street,
PHILADELPHIA
rA. Tragedy o, EE#ps AfEa e by Mr.
Mrs issi Burke: Al AnpSsl aG%lsGs
p.nss. pssy iy ps': Miss EIs Moes asG s%if NJ. Smith
TS aon night is e sash ssS NJ %
MANAGE Nj Burton; Pqompor Mr. fhps coleasl Due
upper Lawyer M
Prologue psussl Spoken T i BY NJ Mr. B%1@ps0H' Bsprets
TEMPLE OF THE MUSES.
FLOATING THEATRE,
AT THE FOOT % OF DELANEY CLANCY STREET.
Admission snSEFT Pf.s G'es oF 2 W 3 5oEEs M
FRIDAY EVENING. April IS
4S: s.s aG$s5 VI variety
0gns EsfG bs1. .s e adeS and dancing
TS%c Song Nj Z g. BpSlh STaNp c,RI or
pado. w G Jones
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT,
BENEFIT OF F's MHbAME 11h OTTO,
TO be given the Broadway tabernacle Tuesday Eve
ung April 2stn under the yarou' charitable
tously and large Of gentlemen. On which occa
sion the talent have kindly volunteered the
valuable ad:-
MADAME X. PICO,
MISS MARY TAYLOR,
MISS WINDMULLER
MADAME BURKHART,
SICNOR SANQUIRICO,
SlGSOR HAPETTI,
MR.. u. c. HILL.
MIR. J. A. KYLE
MIR. GROENVELT,
MR.. P. MAGsR
MIR. A. p HEINRICH,
MIR. II. q. TlMM,
MR. &. w. BEAMES,
SC'R DE BEGINS
And Grand Orchestra of over Fifty Perlormers'
Tickets si-To admit lady and gentlemm Ladies' singh
tickets fifty be had all the prime pal
and hotels, and of the undersig ned COMMITTEE =
James l.. Hewitt 1896 Broadway,
DIR. James M. QUINN as Broadway,
Martin w. Emnons, Ia and 81 Spruce ft.,
Aud at Madame Ouo's, CT Warren street.
a23 Sire
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Married..

On the 2sd inst by the Rev +. n. Hatfield GEoueE NJ
WHEATON to HARRIEr FRosr, both Of This city.
On Monday, 2lst Inst, by the Rev. DR.. Bangs Mr. WIN
DAeogTr, OF New York, to Miss MARY AVN ALprRr Of
Hinsdsle, Hudson Co, NY
On the 20tL inst at Port Richmond Staten Island by
toe Rev J. Brownlee, Mr.. GARRIr SMITH to Miss MARy
JANE MaRTLINs.
On the ass inst, by the same, Mr. JssrrH PEAnoE to
Miss CLARIssA PRALL
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
l:';y !s:sss
o &. in viii III sy
'oIassss Bsss sS,S MsreS sa'aa:ssf isss n.~
r. " JANE
Si:hSr. 'oot With Ss!
s:s ::1 TSss : s
:;j S'sss
pss %ss r: s1si s
ss ssIns4 o ras H1s s p ' IS street
WANTED-ByI. Te.pfc.abe Scotch Woman, situation
given: IT. Se. pSusas'
beast milk Situation ssS sspsctaSs private
fsfy Would haze ,s objection in The travel
s'a'0s the
WANTED-In the neiehborhood of Hudson Greenwich or
sEsf Canal sms the Aas.s
stating terms &c. J. F., Herald Office ap2i
T. .S
agents for the Of and popular works The poptor
will sss sS hi ssS s
'nS :s:
S sys $: I sS 1s
the publishers 70 sstash good agents. and give them such
For full particulars apply to l2i Broadway, Halls Office
ap2l 2w%ec
RoAKD WANTED-A gentleman wife and child wish to
- board with private family, whore there bat few
boarders. within ten minutes OF the City Hall.
Wanted part Of two story house. for small family be-
low Canal street.
Address IS III Spruce street a25 It~rc
FLUTE LOSn going from So Franklin street, up Broad
Coliseum, Wednesday evening Nicholson
made Flute silver mounted III Coter Fec" engraved
Of the basd The finder will be literally rewarded
it to the subscriber, 81 Crosby st. w. z. BENSEL.
aga 2t*rc
pACkEf SHIP SHERIDAN from Liverpoo-Consignees
by this ship will please have their permits board Or
leans wharf. foot Of Wall street, Immediately.
All goods permitted in five days be to public
store a7lec
MUSIC AT THREE CENTS THE PAGE Great de-
who offers the q Songs, Marches (aIlops Values
e Ghoruses aud Overtues of Opera Of the Bohe man
nsures Of Mr. aud Mrs Sguin and Mr. Frazer each title
showing such to be the copy by them.
with cash.
Also publishing Russsls popular Songs above.
a25 1tsec
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FOR SALE,
SPLENDID AND EXTENSIVE APPARATUS FOR

A SPLENDID AND EXTENSIVE APPARATUS FOR
OPTICAL EXHIBITIONS,
CONSISTING of Lanterns with inch lens fitted for tbs
~ Drummond Light, oil lamps, be required. All
the necessary apparatus exhibiting Dssovng Views capa
BILE Of the Pictures upwards Of twenty feet square,
goria and other optical uson together with Of small
Scenery Green Curtain Mediums SC &c. collection
80 Slides embracing Dsioving Views, Portraits Natural
History Comic Sketches Artificial Fireworks SC. A Lecture
Of Astronomy with Asronomica al Slides and Disgrans
Amost magnificent D'ummond Light Appsrarus manufac;
tued in London improved principles IL constructed
with powerful burners playing stick cf lime emitting
the b. ant light exhibed with
purifiers. elastic ubeng lead pipe and all the
fixtures complete The lanterns made by the s opticans
whole beng complete snd e apparatus requisite
for optical exhibitions Cost upwards Of $20oprce $500
cash.
further particulars address tpost paid) w MITCHELL
Esq, Olympic Theatre, or enquire at the Box Ofhce.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

lecepts at this port since LIST inst. ...... 1000
Exports .......... $4,000
took in the city. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000
Total receipts at this port since Sept 64. 1897 64a
Z" /" .same period year before l,7I3 AL
Y" :" ................. 2.037, $40
Receipts at interior towns not yet gone to the
peris. ................... sO,7l2
Total receipts OF this crop..... 2,l78 asa
tsck hand at ports this ....... asa $40
+" !" last season. :. ........ 664 7SO
=" Z" year before. ,.... $50 1851
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Louisiana q Mississippi.
Am erican Manufactures

There ID excellent business doing in all kinds Of do
iestc goods both hare and in Boston, and indeed in oil
ne ms,bsts There have been exported from New York
one oe7 packages Of cotton goods from the lst to the
% irs..
The export from Boston has been,
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MADAME ADULLAM, the greatly celebrated Fortune
"A Teller who has been highly appapded in parts
OF Europe ana America, for her known knowledge and
perience in all Of fortune telling &c. be consulted
her re,idence, 70 Warrington street.
Mad,me A. feels pleasure announcing the ladies and
gentlemen Of New YORK. that she extremely obliged
greatly thankful them for the liberal
they have bestowed on her heretofore.
N BMadame A. in her 18th of age and the seventh
twin ad willing times and skill
tisfy all PERSONS who consult with her. a22 3tsm
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A. SElGNETTE BRANDY.
Nop Landing.
HALE flPES Quarter Casks aud Eghhs OF the old aud
genuine brand high proof and flavor and Of superior
quality now landing pier No North River from the baQue
VIM Kennedy, jus, arrived from Rochelle, and FOR salebY
a2l Stis'rc \. I. NlCOLL, 81 aad ~ Front ST.
RoX, for onamen gardens, for sale, Enquire 10 22d
~ hrst house east Of ID avenue, a29 lwsm
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A HOTEL TO LET
- THE HOUSE No. l26 varick street corner # Dom.
nick with the spacious Saloon will be finish
ed by the ist Of May next This hous, being hyonby
located well sdapted for societies. public political
ings TO affords excellent opportunity
for doing profitable business For APPLY Donney
the premises, or TO M. BURKE,
AL 3ussrc l16 Greenwich street.
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(fULMAN'S GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS AND
Literary Exhibition NO. 203 BroadwayJust added to the
Exhibition very beautiful Picture by g. Colen size about
with wonderful group of Cattle which have received the
finishing puches of Thomas Sidney Cooper of London with
whom Mr.. Cole studied II valued in the Exhibition in
London at 400 gunsas Th. probably the most delightful
To which, and about 200 Oil Paintings l2 only
charged
to che extensive Print Room where Engravngs Of every
variety may be had, at reduced prices.
N BMr Colman, wishing to close up the Book Depart
ment Of his establishment offers bargains purchasers
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E. H LUDLOW, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD tURNlTURE remaining over from the sale
Of the 2lst instant, and from other sales Ludlow
Whitehall street. all Furniture in the above house. call
ed fo consisting of Bureaus Dressing Table Chsr Sofas,
Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Bed Linen Bedstead, Cens
Tables Cut Glas. Ware, sdeboards Hall Lanterns Manul
Clocks, Beds, Bedding, &c., &c.
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The New York herald., 1845-04-25
OTTIGNON'S GYMNASIUM.

CHAS. +. OTTlGNON respectfully informs his friends
and the PUBLIC that he has taken the large and
way to,meriy occupied by p Rogers) which have been
thoroughly cleaned and fitted that cannot fail
give satisfaction to the stdous Connected with the
uymnasum = tne orAKhiNo nooM' wnere WI " aways
Defence and he will likewise that his pupils enjoy the
reputation Of being the skul the
city.
Wrestling taught by Mr. VIM PRcE. who will any
pupil perfect, after a course of instruction
Fencing taught by experienced professor.
Mr. o. would respectfully inform those pupils who have
formerly exercised at this Gymnasium and whose terms have
already expired that satisfactory arrangements for the
him the Canal street. which will be open from
sunrise until 10 O'Clock. PM.
Mr. o. would also state that the Gymnasium and Pistol Gal
y OF Broadway and Chamber Streets will bs
further notice. 40 mi