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I:ss yi S' az sS'I sSs %
Sss.s s:a:
srton Horn and others from private individuals OF
Ss A9ffrg ss: from
MRS. HARPER'S CELEBRATED COUGH
XAaLuABLE MEDICINE ]. particularly recon
most Lan 81: s Sy
and are now Consumed annually Fos sale
at - q and 8 per bottle WisEEEks 9 ANDERSON
Fss%s s sssass b
MRS CAkKOLL'o
INDICATED, VAPOR Il SULPHUR BATHS.
1874 Fulton street, Opposite st. Paul's Church
IA RS CAk. OIL b.gs remind her patrons Of the sica
sulphur S sa
Por.e vapor Baths sent TO part Of the city vicinity
EAGLE BAThS,
Gas Pearl street.
BETWEEN Centre and Elm streets.-Warm, Cold and
sseR ' ' T.: : each
NewspaIs. from London Liverpool, Canada and all the
PRINCIPAL cities IN the United States on file jym-
DR.. HULL'S TRUSSES
AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THE superiority Of Dr. Hus Instruments all others
acknowe edged by the most eminent Physicians Eu
rope and America Office Vesey street, Aston House
female arndauhe in the ladies' department. sl2 m-m
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT CO.
October 18th, l8i5
THE PRESIDENT and Directors have this day declared
dividend of four aud half the capital stock
OF thu for the mouths ending LIST August last
payable TO the stockholders and after Saturday the lat Nov
The transfer book will be clos ed from the that
date. By order c. l.. EVERITr, Secretary.
ol4to Miro
THE ODD FELLOWS OFFERING
FOR 1886
JUST PUBLISHED.
BY MCGOWAN d. TREAUWELL,
No. G8 barclay Street.
vUrHE ODD FELLOWS OFFERING, FOR l8i6-Editsd
by Psschsl Donaldson, with elegant Engra-
wings on Steel from Original Designs by Caslver and Nor
aud beautifully bound in Morocco Gilt The
discount allowed to Bo0ksellers sll lm+r
CHEMICAL BALSAM,
Or Hair lnvlgOratOr.
restorative in all where Badness not beyond the
reach of art.
MERITS CHENncL BAL HAIR lNvrGoRroR.-It
prevents Baldyess Dandri and Cutaneous Scru
II keeps the Hair its natural color and prevents from
tur.ing Ii the world with firm be
will be found ia unequalled Prepared solely by f. Pa-
AgentsMu Fish Co., Washington, D. c. Aver phelsn,
76 Broad Columbus Georgia. Tutte, Assembly Build
ings OF Tenth and Chestnut H. hce,
corner Of Court and Howard; Boston .. Brow
Ulster Co., NJ " V. B. Locsrow No. 81 Beaver street,
Albany.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER &c

sus RISES ......6 a MOON RISES. ........ 40 NJ
SUN SETS. ..u...5 l6 HIGH WATER -. 80. is y
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INDIAN DELEGATIoS.-A party of Indian Chiefs of
the Pottawatamie tribe from Council Bluffs, east OF
tue Missouri river, in this city accompanied by
Richard s. Elliott who has been for years govern
ment agent in that region. We understand that they de-
sire to have full investigation and settlement of their
business with the government. They emigrsted some
years since from the country about the head of Lake
Michigan, now parts Of the States of Indiana Illinois
Hichigan, and the Territory of Wisconsin. The lands
on which they are now located said TO be good
VIII probably constitute part OF the State OF Iowa As
4 is tue policy OF the government to get the Indians
southwest OF the Missouri, effort will probably be
made to negoate treaty with this delegationNat In
teugencer, Oct. 25fh.
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MEDICINE MADE PALATABLE.
SIENNA FREE OF ITS TaN7 4, z. En1rr

MILLV FLUID EXTRACT OF SENNA-TT;s /. .
" pure extract Of the finest Alexandria Senna In hiub
operfecon prepared in Vacuo efficient cav nnras
tive IN small dosesthose Tor adults seldom exceedng on y,
two % and no icness ops
the taste is rendered positively agreeable and nyting cn
q1sny with this preparation the attending the
Of Senna to children entirely removed Instead Of the oas
ing whch the bulky dose Of the ordinary SIENNA Tea produc
readiness and with relish. - W." '"e kieatsst
rrspafea 1y " MILF Practical Chemist llate asssan
Cnemst the Laboratory Of the ApothecaIes Hall Iondon
Sod wholesale and RETAIL Office and abor.nry 4,
3l3 Broadway. N. Y. ~ uAeo 20 No
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- +. JOHNSON (late Wilson & Johnssn) has -
ION hand, in store 142 Chatham street, directly
opposite the theatre Of the best assorted stocks Of
Boots aud Shoes that be had in the city Gents Kip
Calf GRAIN and Seal Thick and Thin Soled Boots and Shoes
pegd and sewed, from the Eastern manufactures Ladies'
variety Of Chdrsns Shoes than other this
city Gardeners fine Caters, twenty different kinds
Buckskin Shoes Sportsmen's, Fishermens and Seamen
Boots.
Store open till 10 o'clock in the evening giving country mer
chants opportunity Of examining the goods leisure
m
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LOOK AT THIS.
% IMPORTED FRENCH BOOTS Of the best quality
at the extreme low price Of S. co. The best of French
Calf Boots made otder S. and great of fine
~ Calf Boots 81 and ST. finest calf Shoes 81 to So 2 also
Of leather Boots Shoes Caters
Lady will find this the of Caters
70 be fouad in the city also Baskns Slips Ties, India Rub
Lers Prunelia Slips white aud black satin, &C.. SC.
Likewise Boys Calf Boots and Shoes Misses and Children
do all kinds and ors manufacture; also
Fench Goods the best cheap
at 367 Broadway corner FIanklin street.
oil Intro NJ. CAHILL.
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ROBER I SONS
PHOENIX HAT AND CAP MANDATORY,
lo3 Fulton street, between William and

n THE Success which has attended the efforts of a
ethe Proprietor Of this Establishment, introduce
article extremely low price,
him make increased the patronage
Public The peculiarly Of his of conducting bu
siness the establishment Of the rigid
its various departments well as in inv ariabe ade
the sxavagant craftsmen of Broadway and
subjected Of hose losses which the
paniment Of the credit principle"
He enabled to offer the different articles in his line the
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II REMEDY FOR SECRFy DTSC ICEC-

a KENNEDY FOR SECRET Disc Asses
bEhSEIHy Pls Is are the SAFE spe edv and ,uc
remedy ever scov red for the cure Of Yonorrha
irritation 81 the kidneys weakness aud other diseases
o' tne urehra ana organs Of Pills are
purely o vegetable and or years have been used bra
ne cure OF the diseases for which they are recommended
rrice u per box For sale Apothecariss Hall as Ca
tharlne street, and 127 Maiden Lane "a en-
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BOUTS AND SHUES AT RETAIL.
- ape and splendid Of city made Boots and
8Soes, Of the approved styles and workmanship for
sale twenty-five cent cheaper than other
ioIk 1nst received, lew cases OF me French
understanding with elegant pair Boots prices varying
rom three to five dollars.
SIT lm.rc FRENCH EVERETT, 70 Maiden lane.
q FINE FRENCH BOOTS FOR So so, CITY MADE
For style and durability they equal those sold
in for SIS Eve French knperia dress Boots
- made to order for 81 So equal those made other
for Sc and 81 and warranted satisfaction,
YOUNG JONES' French imperial Boot and Shoe Manu-.
featuring Depot Of the fashionable Boot and Shoe
establishments this city. Gentlemen that Of
Of dress Boots will find saving Of fifty per by
getting them Of u.s. Mendmy also done in the store.
WIN NJ. YOUNG X III. B. JONES,
SIT lm*m No. 4 Ann ST., Broadway, New York.
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MARITIME HERALD.

CHARLEsToN-Brg Maria spear-30 bales cotton 81 tics
Burckmyer SON. so do Fl s Leverch
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DOCTOR COBBITT, 10 Duane street. a Member Of the
Royal College Of Surgeons London, and Member of tbs
meueai soeley OF New York may be consulted in the
close attention to this classof safe
mode OF
during long and extended practice for thirteen years in this
cy-and above all his legitimate medical are
afew OF the grounds whichhe his claims ~
Dr. Cobbtts mode of safe and srpaa
tious requiring either the of mercury or IN d.
exercise. :" VI
Structures cured weeks with scarcely anv pe;n
Constitutional Deblity.-Those individuals who havss In
duged in certain oathsome and habit can positively
bersored To hsa III aud society Mud cases rrmoyed IN
70 four days No charge made unless cured Rememhsr 10
Duane street, door from Chahm ST. "a 49,, 70
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Decter simpson, NYork; Richmond, Thorndike Thomas
Mhsner knoyls. Boston Budd sud Newark Sid
yCHAaLksror, April l5-An Versailles, Hunt. Boston;
tnyson lBrl Stephens Lysrpoo Cid Thetis, Brl White
WORK. - ' ~ -'
MOBILE, April i0-Anr Remittance Silsby Bost,n; Rock
,ogham Penhaow, Apaachicoa; Gloucester Pollard, Ba
noIe MsTchiones Of Butte BI1 Scott Kneson Jam Phi
asena; saIsh Brown. Norton NYcrk Biikenhesd, IBrl
Blake. Br] Sharp Quebec. =
York, ldg
uNrsEw NEW oRLEAss. Anil lo-An Lsondas Snow. Liverpool
Medors Crockett Thop Henry, Moves MarseIles
Alert Faraham kingston ia; Agnes[ Cobb Pernambueo
ritI Brown fayags. Below coming up. WIN Bayad, lBr]
ansaSwa; wse, Witch from Vera Cruz Towsost Giraffe
- The bar and CD Stephen Baldwin, brown;
SIR NspIer Brl Hunuss and pnarsaa. Wad.worh Liv
Washington, stevens Bamors; Pioneer Cook New York.
Nancy Jane Cooley, Norfolk ard Richmond; Native CTeX]
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New stock Exchange,
State OF Trade.

AsHEs-Pots dull at s40si ai2i. Pearls aIe stes-
dy At 81 a4623 There Is very little doing in either
escription.
BsEswAx-Prme yellow, Of all descriptions, sells as
waited at 2Qt 8Oc.
BsEapsrurrs-All sorts Of -four remain unchanged
GofToN fhe market remains quiet The sales, " hich
amount TO 1900 bales slightly in favor Of the buyer
Spnner have taken 800 bales of the above and portion
oi the purchases were speculation.
HAY Sales arc made ci common qualities at 37A 4ac
Prime Sells at 4oc.
Rics-sales Of ordinary are made at So l2g 32s-
prime we quote at So 37k a 8 62J.
WHsKLY- Drudge caAks are dull al 23c Western end
prison barrels are held AZ 2sA 24s The demand fer both
descriptions are limited.
CANAL TaApE-The number Of clearances on Wednes
day. at the office in Albany, b2 arrivals
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Philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA, April 10, lsls.
The weather Is unseascnably cold, the sky
with clouds from the northeast but there has not been
yet sufficient rain to make impressions Of the scanty drops
In the dust There every to fear that the hopes
and expectations the agriculturst in this quarter will
meet with another cruel disappointment
To-day hxed for executing the extreme penalty OF
the law upon Z-pphon the colorsd murderer of old CuHy
Tod, and he may now while writing, be In the last
agonies Of DEATH There h something 80 horribly demo.
rsliing in this oldblooded passionlsss buchery Of
human being, that my blood freezes and crawls at
the bare thought OF what may At this moment be
going on within the enclosure Of Msyamensing pri-
son vard II IL not the murderer tor whom I care,
for the arocy Of his act does not enttle him pity
and deprves him Of all right to complain but Il 10
the moral damage done to society-the bsutazing
Die Of legal murder set 10 the o mankind hardening
and preparing each individual for deeds Of dire import
should cason be presented which fills me with pain
ful and disgusting sensations Society demands protsc
ton from the murderer and isolation for e within
ltary walls and beyond the reach Of executive clenen
cy to present the readest and only means Of 81
fecng this object BY the present laws we destroy one
murderer but know not into how many otner oreasts
now innocent Of crme we may not by snis very act'
have Infused his disbolical spirit.
II 10 all Before o'clock samuei Ieppnon vas
launched into eternity He was attended by the REV
John Chambers and colored clergy man. and appeared
peuitent He lad previously confessed MS crime 20
Parsons and to-day, on the scanoid ne reiterated the
II nth OF his former statement The nrst attempt 10 hanG
him failed sn the rope hang too opg and he su ups~
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Died

On Friday afternoon. Is b inst. Mrs. MARY CooHLAN
rect Of the late Daniel Coghlan in the G0h year Of
age
The frienasof be family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral from her late residence ~ Front street
Brooklyn. tomorrow lsuuday, afternoon at 81 O'Clock
without further invitation ..y.E
On Friday 18th inst. ALICE ELIousA youngest d,ush
ter OF Henry }. and Mary BulliDger, aged months
Tho friends and acquantances of the family and the
members Of knickerbocker Lodge No. ~ O. of O. F
respectfully invited TO attend the uners on SUNDAY
afterroon at O'Clock, at 30l Monroe street.
ON the 18th instant, of consumption, Mrs. ELIZA IvEs
months. - !. 's 1
Tae relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
at her residence No 90 Wlet street on sun IN.
2oth instant at PM '' -
The Newark and Albany papers please COPY
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POaT OF NEW YORK. APRIL 10.

10 HIGH WATER ....... Sc
Cleared.
Ma.u
iysss s';SSahST ~f';Iss f.n.1.
p%on Pnn Yoaaa aana .S1,s
MeSss wSRs:G S NC
aSSy ina
Arrived.
with nds sh9 sR'G5Si s G% 1ssg M' g.
e. q s,i and ss 4 ';, es
it, The ha:
Brig Wocot Owen reporsed Yesterday days from Con.
s 6 s. ss Z I iss
''h % Bottom Sn with cotton
BIiti:h brig Cleaner Beckwh. days from Windsor Ns
Ssss:6a, s:s f:se.. Rollins: y Day. from Apal.shi
GLASGOW Lambert. Of Bath, d.ys from New Orleans fOr
% s s% 5s:ay 5H r %s sns
s from
s . &c e fore
6s before the wind, shf her csso a bow
the deck Of the BatimoIs Capt Harding Iquesssd lay
E"Y % s RSs..s5 M,ssh S -s P,
SSs:s :s Sss: Ss Corvallis
with potatoes. D Hill
Schr VIM Wilson, Baker. from Philadelphia with flour
bound to Boston.
sch Baltimore Seavy, days from Lubec, with plaster to
Schr Watchnan, Butman from Portland, with lumber to
II
schr Hope Susan Beach. from Porland with molas,e, to
master =
Sch Granville, Sleeper days from Thomaston with me
to master.
Scr Coral Drinkwaer, days from Thomaston, with lime
to
schr Two Brothers, Hinckley, from Mablehead with fish,
to master.
master -
Below.
shin supposed to be the Ker sington, from Mobile
Also, 2brigs unknown. Wind Be.
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Correspondence OF the Herald.

Correspondence OF tho Herald.
sa1sh ANN ibii whsh Nassau NJ "'F'''' 'AF'' '''
81; ss:sE nsss:
SD Sas.ph M Ls.Es and As
Hswey New York. Lach Abbott Kingston, Ji Sarah, Rey
b. ba1aas co Cap, Kelly London Vi. Deal for
Ro .s s ihSs s: s Ss on
has been her assistance We have learned whether
sfs was insured or not.
miscellaneous Record.
PACKET SHIPs AsHBURTor New YoRK, for Liverpool
will sail to-day-weather permitting.
that hs whole Of vs..e cargo except sSsas 100 bales
@ s.Iss snS o s.s. %sss1
T: SsS f..
VII e on % Ss
Naval.
GnDssn: april sIGp%msnde, IT. ThSms. seffdse tS The
wa leave renewed psniS. BosIs%aa Bryant
D.taed Engineer Wm Luce leave two months; Surgeon
S s
Notice to Mariners.
s o Rs s.sD
9 .hs buoy. 8. eG.nss e.er,isa %y.ty
ssas &c for n' he e.
S. mfs
.s sS:s
sandy Ess s., .s Is S s f. N il
ssos &: he ad n asp
spoken.
Liverpool from New Orleans for Liverpool Sd inst lat ~ 4o
Lohard of Milford Del hove to off St J.go d. Cuba,
sy Of Providence from Savannah for Havre, 9Th lat
Waichmsr cI.,L An C.re. "a, f,.oxu.,,-n sf, A. "a
Cohen jr, for Philadelphia of 10 tusas.
Foreign Porta.
M.'au, k Ee March ssnAT November Ellis Boston Sid
IN ~ III Cyslop.. Moun,lor for Bos.
GT'fs ss f Ss Ts
0cH s1a March ss blanchard, Sargent Portland
IL ps y r%.ss S SHDa BY'; .S G. sus
for Y0a1 in few dsy. BsIS load
Weeks Boston sdsy. aereaes tD.pi for cop.nhassa
os Ap m 6.e, sa1SPSy Sender oS Sso,s
rsss; Sssj Ess Ssisds adl.I' md E,ssI, ,
a:' Eisi ff?ysi 4
ii ss Ssff f
sa ssi
ss.sH hsm' sa y s fsy
K:1 % % G
Cao,ta NYork, to load for Naples &c. Brave Haeck Rich
mond, Emerald snow Norfolk; Kowtns, Young Errdercks
burg iy Cat. lallst Albany RenSwn' Love Benz Biss-
HoLMEs HoLr, Aprl li--An Plas. Aiken, New York for
Sqckpor; Gen Warren, Davis PhadslEhia Tor Pott.mo9 b
Wave, Hopkins, st eore Nlork; Wave Patty Norfolk
bsy, r l .ssS ,-NS ss ibis morgGsd ;sd s above
r, ,PRoyipsroE. April i6Am Electro Packard, Charleston;
Maker I'll !absth City, NC; Mary CsIoiue Nichols,
Scuenons River, NC; Yane Staples and Motto. Ftnier,
So1,ols; Mary Ann Caroline, Shropshire PHILADELPHIA su.
groi, Tess Troy; Advance Clifford and James Bennett,
sp,in, ,,,,; Albany; Alb N.Y. Risnzi Darf.e, NYolk.
yosslle. Eusti;, NOreans Acorn Hcwes Boston, MeXcJ
Jns Pine NYPIs CID Ana Bsyaolds Matthew's Reaz
SantuckeI; Squire Brothers, Price Wiiminaton HC IA
Seward Ross frovidence Patriot EldrdYr Albany; Com
Johnson laflem Cure b, Thomp psou, and Vulcan
Yuk.
RctisioNp, April l7-Ar A Lancaster Loveland, Tho.
Ireland somen; Arrival Jones; Eclipse. Wills and Francis
The New York herald., 1845-04-19
Provision Market. .

We can say but little this week diff.ren, from mar 60
mer weekly reports. ~ "
Fulton market will exhibit to-day some extra 6ne heaf
in more freely
Brant, black ducks and other wild game, arc not m
plenty.
Vegetables without change. The late cold wea,h
or eeps back sspaia agus, yonng salad and radishes
Eggs have been rather scaIcs.
The New York herald., 1845-04-19
PhiIadeipnio Cattle Market.

ArRm i7--A naret, $50 beef cattle mostly from
Pennsy yvania Including 320 taken to New York; 900
cows and calves, 800 swine and 1900 sheep
Price Beef Cattle are in coed demand, and all in
act were taken within he rBnge OF So so few ex
tra5 brought 26 0 sec the 100 lbs more
Cows and Calves sold q, seas Sls
Swine mostly brought Sls n S. the 100 lbs.
Sheep Wo quote At 81 10 4 as each as in quality
Hay.-Therc IS 4 scarcty OF good Timothy IN market
md ssles ron 20 to s5c tho cwt Straw brings 80 81
thc 100 bundles. v
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THE LAST TIME.
DR.. HOLLICK,S
SELECT LECTURES FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY,
ON THE ORIGIN OF LIFE,

IMesddy, WedNesday dMd Thursday,
April 32d 23d, and GATH
FRANKLIN HALL Chatham Square, to the Trades
mans Bank Doors open AZ IN, Lee commence ats
illustrated by Seventeen perfect full Sized life like Models,
vopmeat Of the being from the germ Of days
the full pered &c. the only models of kind in this
country
Admission Is cents. aI9' ltissrc
DR. BEACH'S LECI URES ON ANATOMY, Physiolo.
- Ky, midwifery and the Reformed Practice Of Medicine,
will at the Hall Of Broadway and Grand
the hour each day during the week The first Course
will be delivered excuvely females These Lectures will
functions and The diseases which they subject, with
branch will be given the Origin Of Life from is first germ,
through all its deveopmen including the diseases peculiar to
portance to- every human being, will be illustrated Grand
Anatomical Figure Of the Human tystem, imported from Eu
rope expressly or the purpose and which will be dis cte
the brain the extemtiss Also by
plates models and preparatons the last of which will b
explained BY Mrs Haynes graduate Of the
be had at Mr. Ksynos bookstore Is Bowery and At the door
al9 itrrcs
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

n the above estimate the nett receipts of road placed
only 100000 per annum for the three years fol
lowing Dec 1885, when for this year the nett
cept will be over that amount and allowance in favor
oil the company made either for progressive increase
Of business for reductions of interest to be-
by payments running through the respective years
And only Sl52 600 Of the assets Of the company ndpen
years. If the debt Of the company be paid from the
earnings of the road by list December iS4s then the
stockholders will own road at a cost Of 81 OSl OOO
yielding may fairly be stated at least 10 per cent per
annum. The amount Of earnings given above was fer
the year ending December 1874 The earnings for the
four months ending April Ist, ls45, have been fol-
lows:-
The New York herald., 1845-04-19
THE IMITATION TRlCOPHEROUs

rs offered the public f made of the same in
gradients as the genuine made by Cehush The maker of
this imitation is aware of the risk he he do in
the acs of Clreugh The whole Of the outward ap
however, made 70 represent The genuine article
always excepting Cehughs In making such m
tat this, the maker that he infringing the
rights Of any that he s deceivng the public. True
may he said that the name TrcoPheIous borrowed from
Glirehugh Well admit it is sowhat of that Cehuhghs
Trcophsrous has become popular from its merits and
mde known by large outlay for advertising All tins
pens and trouble saved and have chosen the
because popular and because other article
known orso generally used, Clirehughs TcopheIous.
nsme and from Us being offered cheap What the effects of
this initiative Tricopherous may have the hair do
tend having sudd the subject but If the public
deceived il Is their faut for the article
mended being the but merely imitation which
be sold for so while the genuine by Crshugh sold
dollar apla Ut &c
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

PHILApELrHIA, April iSAr Aurora Dan Trobe Malaga;
Ere Baxter; Lewis Bruce, sudey and Meamora Finn and
boston; OszeiIs Springer Aakapas; Mary Wilks, Wks,
ALEyAspRIA April i6-An Gen HARRISON Smith Baltime.
Sd 18th, Mozrt, K-nt Boston.
WALTHALL, April Ii-Ar Corneli,. Young, NYoIk.
NoRroLK, April G-ln Hampton Roads, Radius johnson,
rom Boston, Tor orders-st hight out heavy gale John
Iy Injured. ~ @ ~ .''o~-
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Foreign ImportatlOns.

LlyERPooL-ship Sheridan tons coal 1900 sacks salt
Collins co-.l06 bars iron Eggeston Batle-I pkge
Gillespie shedyelI1s Chaunesy eos Coope Leigh.
a JounesyJr-iL W&F Mill.r-3 Russell Z march, @
Hastings q col l. de Ftginvall-l l. Feo Scheil-
J. NIB Lsggr-iy J Lenerts-? Hodon & Gardpsr-i shaw
&C.rtsf-2 Many Young Ellis-3 Dana sors col Ha
nsI hayes spsu;- p5? y Andreys-7e
AMarshali- Rector Grace Church5 Nevins COL Had
dsn s9n-2i anylls Walsh Malloly- pkg Corning HoI
Hysiop Z .onIs sands. Fuller eo-a Cornell gros-i w
w0OdSsarda7 Hapdsn coc. s:shaa se9.t.t Thoma.
cot Cameron Brasd. T Ste sarta Heinuo Caskin
5sA Ihorg-lC k,ll-gg co.. Armstrong = son
leg Hszen co4 " NJ Lnmmis co-s Beauyille COLO
~ GSrh-o Buckley Graham co.'s Patton Stewart
cases copper sundry pkgs to order.
ST lRoIx-Sbhr Emre-6 hhds 6T casks molassey
quantity Of rum De Forest co-I0 hhds sugar Mason
Thompson2o do 50 cks syrup McCready-2O pnchns rum
Cartwright Harrison.
Domestic lmpOrtatI0ns.
APALAc cHcoLA-Brg Naahnis-4o7 bales cotton Spoford
Tileston co-270 sticks cedar VIM Barnes.
SAyArNAH-BIg Mary-55 balls cotton Parmeee Rogers
l33 PAssn-a5 Lester-3l cks Morgaa-i do bxs
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

A BLESSING TO MAN AND WOMANKlND.
BE decrrpd The old the ookiug, and the dsfgnred Of
L each sex may hope become good looking, by
pending so article that w Gys yonh to
age aud beauty homerc One cake Of Jones' Italian che
mcal Soap will change the color Of sunburnt fecked,
wrnkd skim youthful smoohpes cearness and beauty
scnrvy sore heads bibers h OF any eusa eovs Eruption
ue Jones' Soap, would believe m wonderful powers
Let such give trial. and they will be gIsthet Be SURE
the American Eagle SO Chatham street, 32s Broadway; s9
Fulton street, Broeklyn State street. Boston; Ledger
Budings Philadelphia; 81 State Albany a9 msec
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Passengers Arrived
LvrRPooL-PacLet ship an-Mr Dowdg lady and SON
-353 in steerage. 'Ns' NV -"
GoNAvEs-Brg Wolcot-C Dsalencour
.sAvANNAH-Brig Mary-W H Bradbury w Lewis Mr.
Ahlmayer, Mr. Asbeureis, T Carter, o Caswel.
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In performing his distance 3605 cords Of wood have
bean consumed which is cord for every 50 miles run
Tho amount Of tonnage transported during the year. is
equal l2s tons hauled mile 1t must be borne
20 very light in direction In the fall when the up
freight greatly exceeds the downward and before the cot
ton ersp begins to come 10 market the down trains
nearly empty. Tho reverse 10 the few months
Late when the up freight falls off, end the cotton pree
forwards and there Is short period the that
thore is very little freight in either direction