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SAMUEL HAMMOND & 90
kLste Benedlct v HammoDd,


EXPORTERS OF FINE WATCHES
No. a Merchants Exchange let door IN Wllism.st,
EIAVE constantly hand large and valuable assor
II of Fine Watches OF importation, which
they now selling at lower prices chen qus!y com
pared than be purchased OF auy dealer in NevYurS
written warranty. in ali viii be given 10 the pur
chaser.
ChrOnumeer. Duplex, and other fne watches the Ia:
OF Benedict Hammond, will continue give bis
divided attention To s. branch OF the business IN connec
non Win hs present partner whose reputation has long
been established having worked tor the last
for the trade IN this city.
n g. A large and valuable assortment of Jawery, Si.
Ware. Office and nante Clocks &c constantly hand
nile lmecdis
ZINE WATCHES, Jewelry sud Silver Ware
u SAMUELW BENEDICT. Mo- Wsll-i. Trinity
Church ha. just received from the best maker. in Europe
large and splendid sssorInen, OF Chrononeer. Duplex
sui Lever Watches Also very handsome pattern OF Ar
Choir Escapemen Watches for ladies' all OF which will he
sold Is low or when quality ia compared lower than they
can be obtained elsewhere in the ciIy They Will
raped perfect In every respect and correct meseepeTs
Mr. Coter, who has been al the head OF The Repairing
Department for The last tour will give his persona
s;saion 10 the repairing OF all tine Duplex and Other
Watches Duplex snd Chrcnometer Watches, which have
been IN the hgo Of stopping from external motion, VIII be
entirely freed from tia, ce-c AID warranted 10 give salts
faction.
Silver Ship ChFonomeers FOR sale, rated ana repsred by
Henry Glover. rnl- cod -
LONDON WATCHES.
lust RECElVED-An invoice OF hue Duplex ana full
T E. Cooper and Morris Tobias OF London, which the sub
scber offers for sle the mos, reasonable Also
Watches, IN hand-omey engraved AID elegantly snsmeed
cases suitable ladies' which with guarantees OF per
torrance. sill h- sold a. reduced prices b.
FREEMAN, 80 Broadway.
rnSo isG LSiarge Buildings, corner Reaie-.t-
RICH JEWELRY.
A RICH AND ELEGANT assortment OF Jewe!ry,
II slsling OF Brooches Bracelets, Chains Secsac es
Earrings Rings Lo-kets Pencils Mni.ure Csses,
in great variety and OF psten aud hue workmanship
Also us. received lot OF hne ltasn Canoes in nue
Bracelets &c For sale al FREEMAN'S. 2s9 srosd~sy,
,nSG i.f Isgisrge Buildings. corner a Rrade-sI.
SULES-A,sOrted sizes al Morse : Wiusow's Gel
Srhrslrd Adalnan Pearl LIeh;s' Il. s. sud Is,
s;antIv an hand nv CHESTER briggs,
corner OF Brosiysy ard Amty-st-
The above Candies are superior Sperm for beauty AMI
hardness do not run require suuug, and give briau
tight mo ous
GRAHAM EL0UR-Manufactured eg the snoscrb-
CROMWELL j BIRDSALL,
MI lwis- 2ne Fruntst cor. OF Beeknsp
DERFUMERY, FANS, BAGS, and Fancy Goods
for sale low a. FREEMANS, 2ss brosdway. HSasu
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amnsfments.

s mERfCAN rIUsEunl-Every Day and Evening
q this week. commencing Monday. March 80, lsts.-
Performances every evening nj 7ococ and Wed
n-sday Saturday afternoons al O'Clock Those Scrip
turs Dsnvirz Views will bs cortlnucd this wvek. and
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Fridav as d. In con-
neetou with oth-r Dissolvng Views sud the HydroOxy
geo aicroscope Great Weseru, Lecture Animal Mag
HARMON tose;hrr viii he Bind FaGier Tssn Fsntoe
Sni J9vens Soess,s $50 splendid Portraits OF The Great
Admission. 25crna Children under 10, I2i cents, mS0
MIR. GEORGE LODER respectfully snrources TO
lff the public of NewYork his in,eniou TO give, on
Thursday April III tie Tabernacle The chef doruvre of
the errsi modern French composer Fecicn David The
Desert, Grand Ode Symphony, in three parts inter-
sperscd with Recstons, Ass Chcrusss urd Orchestral
Symphonies upon scale OF magnitude hitherto unprece-
denied
The performances viii commence with the Concert Over.
re TO Ms,ton composed ard dedicsed to The ~ NIL
harmonic Society, By George Loder
After which lie Desert. by Felcien DsTt
The Reciiscors and Solos, by Mr.. Robi George Paige
To conclude with Grand Festival Overture, by Lind
panther
Tickets cents TO be obtained at the various MUSIC stores
snt OF Il. Meiggs, nc Broadway. ms SITS
M DUMSDAY, No. IS Bond-ss. tbs Sowery. Pro-
W. fessor OF the Gusr. Singing ACCORDION and Violin
teach Ladies snd Geniemen their resi-
sll parts OF Newfork City, with much facility
sad rapid progression by hsn-w but failing systcu
Terms very reasonable Apply al IS 6ond.st ml+ I'm.
DfANO-FORTE AND sINGING.-Mr. MOB.
Il LEY pupil Of the Celebrated Crevell', aud Sir g.
Smart respectfully announces that she ia prepared to give
Lessons shove branches her residence, 60 Frank
inst Tor that OF her pupis on reasonable Mrs NJ.
10 also ready teach School Glasses in The City or Country
milo Inn
MISS AUGUSTA BROWNE,
COMPOSER and Professor of Music {sts Orgsuist OF
u Dr. Coxs Church) bess leave TO inform The Ladies Of
NewTork and Brooklyn that she give essops
Market. corner of Henry-st New-York. ml6 1871
LIANO LESSONS AND TUNING-w. c. Ray;
ner, - Frst-sveDue gives lessons on The Piano and
Also pianos price rs cts Pianos selected for
purchasers without chsrge mo- s1s-oe
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CE- sir Ashley COOper's Pis.-Dyspertics, be en-
treated 10 try SIR Ashley Coopezs Pills winch nm n'nl
be remedy for Dyspepsia Indigestion. Costiveness w IND
in the Stomach. Those who these Pills without
being benefited shall have their money refunded. Price -
cents per box For sale nj No Murraysi MA weodls
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II. DUCLUZEAU, Auctioneer.

4 ARGE SALE ofEegant Persian and Hindoo Shawls
IL and Scarfs, imported expressly for the Spring sales
Tuite& Ducuzeau will sellon Wednesday, April LIST, at
IL O'CLOCK, the large In the Coliseum No 45Q
Broadway large and elegant assortment OF Persian and
Hindoo Shswls aud ScsIs just received by ships Zurich
ported expressly for Spsg sales the whole OF which will
he perenpioy sold for cash. offering the greatest induce
adie, who desire articles in that ue that has oe
Cured 10 several yeara psst-the being Obliged TO
leave Europe the 9th April In the sale viii be found
elegant Cashmere Long Sbawl OF all coors yards long,
aud warranted all WOOL adapted the Spring season
Also, very large assortment OF super Hindoo shaw.
measuring yards square, warranted all WOOL and avcraR
ing In cost from 81 10 SIS each.
Also super Persian yards square, cost from u $40
each.
Also, very large assortment of superior Cashmere
Scars viz blue green white, scarlet and tr coloed OF
superior quality and adapted the present season. ayorag-
ing in coat from 10 10 $40 each
Catalogues ready, and the goods can be exam
ined during this day m3l ~
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Boston anrtinn 6ales.

DYr. P. d o. RICH, I'll Broad-s,roe,, opposite
- Fosters wharf, Boston.
On Wednesday, April Is.
500 CASES Doors, SHOES AND BRoGAss, LEATHER, SKINS,
9c-sole and Upper Leather Cali Lining Binding Kid and
Morocco and other Shoe stock.
Liberal advances made on consigumenb Of Leather for
anrtinp private sale. m2Ml2-
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Jsundce Vertigo aud s chronic and nervous complains
occurring 10 deitsej constitutions, ehecualy ana
permanently cured by tina Of DR. Wo0d's Sarsap1rA
and Wild Cherry Bilers The favor with when II mas
Teen received since s introduction, the best recon-
nsnda,n II can have und considered as one oil
Tho b.a and cleapest remedies for the ubove complaints
nsla,she of medicines aud time It's opera
lions are 50 decided and energetic that those who 10y VIII
never u.e snv other remedy Sold Wholesale Hnd retail oy
,rsoeti, WYATT 4 KETCHAM, l2l Fulton ST. n. y.
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ARNOLnIS CLASSICAL SERIES

ARNOLD'S CLASSICAL SERIES.
a. APPLETON & co have jnst publlshed-A First and
~. Second Latin BOOK and Practical Grammar hy Thos
X Arnold, NJ A. revised and corrected by j. a Spencer
n vol Emo neatly bound IS cents or separately tne
first Latin Book 80 cents, second do 5h eta
Extract of letter from Classical Professor Just reed
Win regard Aruoi's Classical Works alu she To
speak from experience have used portions OF his series
Tor years md know them b. far superior 10 any
took which Just introduced find admirably adapt
I'd o OF beginners in the Latin Tongue. The
cholas manifest of interest and pleas.
ure in the the which greatly with
disgust often exhibited by those who learning
the prnc pies OF the A. desire the advance
meni Of CLASSICAL knov-dge hope these works may haze
extensive circulation T.. SMITH,
Principal o(ihe Grammar School, Worcester, Mass"
D. 4. L CO will publish ThUrsday A Practical lnIo-
NJ A. revised 10y j. i Spencer, NJ A. vol. limo
In preparation by The author Practical lntroduc
ton 10 Greek Prose Composition
a First ind Second Greek.
A Greek Reading Book lns0 2us
UNIVERSALIST BOOK AND PAPER ROOMS,
40 Fulton ST, Cd door. between Broadway and Nassau
al niveralisl Publications attanabl- in III. msket al
lowest cash terms wholesale md retail
The New-York Chri-tisn Messenger, Weekly Journal
Religion Literature and Intellisencels Religious De-
parient defence OF the nal holiness md consequent
happiness Of all is published At the same number
terms 81 per in advance. The Religious and Liera
~ matter of the Messenger Issued in octave FORM Tor
binding the title of niversalsL Union making
annual volume OF 559 large closely printed pages 81 80
Served by carriers in parts Of the city and promptly
forwarded by mail. ms iiseod'
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D D. NASH, Auc,oneer.-S,ore 1879 Futon-sL
SUGAR, &c.-This Day, Tuesday AT 10 o'clock, al 139
- Fultonst bbls N. o. and ST Crcx sugar, chests
t,s platform scale weights 1900 lbs beer pumps seg
nall pipe pure 4lh proof brandy and other articles: le
from safe OF Tsday Also, safe and model steam
engines copper pump, kc.
HorIes and Wasons.-Also, horses, grocers wagon
ana itDbt wagon and bsrness lt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-31

~ Dr.. Bnnping's BODY Brace.-F4r the re-
lief of weakness of the Lungs Voice. Spne Limbs Anc
system generally particularly Of Dyspepsia, Cosiiveness
Pain 10 To. Stomach and Sides Afro children and ad9 III
who are weak or tend 10 soop faigued exercise
az are inclined to lean one elbow.
INDY iu attendance In the ladies' department from 10
NJ or ~ 4 4y7 ~ R,nndwav mis- 3mis
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it,. = 1915. NEW-YORK, fsAs<JRTI
,szsastazsSAL ALBANY AND TRoYs

FUN" AhDtNt
PANY 10 all the Western States and The Csn"die'
Troy and Ohio Line, James b. HS2o.e'.
Troy and Erie Line, J. M. Cost x % Sco
New.Yori aud Ohio Line, Kindly, resse TO-
1wssd s T1oT E and oso Lins Pope cs;ln
SoTsSs TrsS.porson Line George w Hicks and other
proprietors. -, and S,ages
krd bl 81 tbs sbove Lines will leave New ORR, Alba
DIX Troy daily for the West and North The aDoyc gen
ny sn are nropetors tho whole n1 TO all the Western
gts and {he Canadian EmiIsnt aud Others VIII save
%e ard money BY calling 90 the above lines before gess
10 The numerous fraudulent Offices In New.fork-
Th.rs are IFS boas OF the above lines all lifted 10 good
style passengers and eithL s Of tsrs WI Dc aeps
mo,s of1ee, Nos 4 "a %, IS Coentes Slip. General
Passage Oces al The Of Barclay and Cortsud ats In
0 M eS' " PHILIP CASWELL,
mai n General Passage Agent
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= PopnInr Orntory-AL Rulgers's ~

~ Popular Oratory-Al Rutsers's Insil'ne, r ,l1ay
evening Apu 3d-AI III Society Library Rooms monday
evening April 6.h ut II oc!ock-Mr Whitney respectfully
Announces lat solicitation of iends that he VIII deliver
Course Of Five Lectures illustrative Of the Oraorchi &C
ZION ana Int nation Of remarkable living recently depar
ed American Oraors-diversied with T'aglc and Come
Poetic Rectar For particulars Of outline OF the Lectures
fees for The Cours4 ccu arg Each entertainment
conpee n Itself Luz the whole forms connected course
:. 81 an .v.ninp % cis nSl Iiis'
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u. DUCLUZEAU Auetioreer.
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE.M No % MAJ.
ketst-Tuttle & Ducluzeau Will SELL This Day, NJ ~
o'clock at No % Msrkels elegant assortment Of Fur
nlure the property Of family removing from this city,
comprising general assortment OF rosewood and mahoga-
ny p.rlor and chamber urntnre. Catalogues are now
ready. ~
FURNITURE SALES.-Ths subscriber will give
attention sales OF Household Furniture curing ne en-
sn,ne season ANTHONY J. BLEECKER,
ms 2w Auc,ioneer, Broad-st
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE sALES.-Our
personal attention will b. given 10 the saes Of House.
hold Furniture Sales ss heretofore.
m2i BLEECKERk VAN DYKE. No II Wal-st
WI. H. JONES, Auctioneer.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS, on Wednes-
ID dsy April i0t O'Clock, the store OF J. d. In
ger.oll Co No. 222 Pearl-st 500 cases comprising a
arg. and desirable Of Boots Shoes and Bro
gsfs suitable for the Southern, Western and City dealers,
Just Catalogues and goods ready tho day pro-
Won. 10 the sale mhlmf3m'
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RICE IEWELRY

A RICH AND ELEGANr assortment OF Jewery, cor
II sslrg OF Brooches. Bracelets, Chains, Necklaces.
Earrings Rings, Lo-keis Pencils NJ inure Cases Sc- &c
in greai variety and pattern aud ue workmanship
Also ms; received lot OF me talisn Canoes, fine
bracelets &c For sale al FREEMAN'S. 2S9 srosd-sy,
,nSl i.f Lsfsrge Buildings. corner a. R-sde-st-
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General Notices.

t. Phonetic Stcnography.-In compliance with
the request Class MIR Hsrdnge will give the lessons
att O'clock F. NJ at the of Henry and Market SITS in
the veslry building the Church. commencing next Thurs
day conpung Thursday Friday ard Saturday of TWO
successive weeks Terms So Ladies and gentlemen inter
ested are reapectfuly invited 10 attend. mo8 lwis
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JUDSONjS HOTEL

aTI HAT.-sPRiNG FASEIoN-lsi6-The under
Ell signed would respectfully cal the attention OF MA
friends and pair1n 70 his assortment OF Has OF The
Sprirp Fashion In soliciting ther patronage, he would re-
mind Them of his adherence his established lo prices
sne Mo,,kin Has IS fine NuIria Fur Hats IS short
six HAS s. 81 VIII BAaTA, "a Canalst corner
rno1 Tr.eodSTuTb- Wooster and 1870 Chaiham-st
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CLAIRVOYANCE.
r. yuIue Enhanced and Price Reduced.

rFye DR.. Webster is dui'y making the most marvel
ol, cures hy MD Ciarvoyauc. Residence 5S2 Hudson
IL Consultations from 10 A. NJ. till P NJ. ni2l 2wesdis
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NAIaNTEU-by res pecabl- Young w onsn-s titus
w uon as nurse and VINO capable OF asng me enufe
charge of children or chambermad, 70 assist IN wash
n spa ironing with hes, OF City reference Apply at
! osey.-s.t.c, NIL IL
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Gitnatior1s, or. Danteb.

xET.STED-By respectable Protestant Woman, sill.
w marion AS cook-isa God washer chs-
, Sorr and care OF children Please No. 81 Elt-
son.s, tn. best OF city reference given. m3l -
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ss,- Or. Bnnning's Popular Lectures.-Dr

Dr- DUUHlHS Opuihi >Ctt"'
ming viii deliver Of Lectures IN the Chapel OF he
ner OF sh.sL al quarter before o'clock, "Wednesday
Thursday Friday evenings OF this week. on his move
oweakness and distortions In general A.o on ~,
mesns Of prevention and cure embracing the subject OF
proper physical education all important 10 health beauty
md lon evy. Those no desire 20 possess themselves
hi, views are Invited attend. Lectures free 3l Ills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-31

frASUI ES-AssOrted sizes al Morse Wius.ow's GEL
Sehraed Adsrnant Pearl Lleh;s' Is . sud Is. coz
s,apIIv an hand nv CHESTER briggs,
corner OF Brosiwsy ard AniIy-st
The above Candies superior Sperm FOR beauty and
hardness 30 not run require suuug and give brhant
lish, ui25 6Iis
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Il industrious Man, porter IN store, or as groom or
coachnau He has mad great experience IN me care ana
OF horses and il good driver Being mar
RED man without family would prefer 10 engage where
mis- yie services cold be annexed Hs VIE mas hVeu
ing the chsmberwork sesmsIess has hsd gre4 eN
perroce with children They produce unexcepuons
be references from family they have Just lett No OBJ
sc;iou 10 20 in the country line addressed T. T. o. 10
inc ofice OF The Tribune will ~ punciusy attended to-
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GRAHAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by the subscrib
VI er, exprt ssy for family use. ground from hes
OF superior quality, Tor sale by -
nsT lwIs- 2sle Fruutst OF BeeknsD-
pERFUMERY, FANS, BAGS, and Fancy Goods
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REV E. q. CHAPIN'S
HnUTIES OF YOUNG MEN" q beautiful miniature
~ volume for s6le whole sale md retail al li0 Fultons
% hoor. Relsil price tcts. c. Il. STlCkNEY
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rce . peI hnnum, payable In advance.
GREELEY X McELRATH, Publishe
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~ Orchard.st. Universaiist Church.-N9uce
IA given the above Church viii be closed on
fouoow) for the purpose OF making necessary
rensr This Church will be opened for service Sunday
iePH ~ .,h rn22 lwis'
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IMPORTANT TO TEACHERS.
HIST PUBLISHED, .. Illustrations If Arithmetic IN n
y Series OF Il Chsrs containing 22s Diagrams By Isaac
Harrington. ls'e Principal OF Newark Academy The Rn-
hor's design has been to II a heretofore existing il
the PRIMARY department OF Mathematics
r. The WORK Is adapted to egery School arithmetic now
in isa BAKER CRANE DAY. Publishers.
l55 and 81 Pesrl-.t n. Y.
,,77 ov,isD lr,SVV 1mW ImNY
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEW.YORK.
MINIATURE ALMANAC This DAY.
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L. COTTON &c CO. Auction and Con1misaon Aer.
chants Nos- lis Eu;onsL and 81 Ann-st Liberal I'd.
vances nsGs confignmens and prouot returns made
On TUESDAY. March 81. al 10 O'clock.
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Movements of Travellers.

The following list Of yesterdays arrivals exhibits
still farther decrease in the registry Of travellers
AMEHIcAN-C Hub ard, Galena; A. NJ Reynolds, U.
8 A., c. Day, New Orleans j. RASH Philsdsl phia: J.
Baker, do; VI. Freeland, Baltimore; w Seaver Pnila-
dephia C. Hunt Massachusetts; Gillken, Orange co;
AsroR.-W. Clarke, Virginia; r Lamontaine, Mon
treal; Mr.. Townley, Boston; f. Jackson, Essex Co J.
Thompson, Springfield; j. Hendickson, Albany; Z. AL
lem Norwich; Mr. Roosevelt, Illinois; j. Holland, Nor.
wich; Rev. Porter, Chatham; ID. Humphry, Albany
George Lambert, Boston; j. Howard, Albany; ~ p
Wilss Johnstown; Z Hazard, Providence; J. stan wood
Boston; w Freieigh st Louis; s. Bacon, St Louis; B.
Morley, Richmond; James Merritt, Boston, r. Wads do
w. Goddard, do; w. Boyle Philadelphia; J. Rsmsden,
do; j. Stils do; Stokes do; A. Duncan, do j. Perham
Boston.
CIrY-w. Mclean Baltimore; A. Greene Va; w.
Msthews, Phi,a II. Durkss, Troy; j. Roy, Watervket;
Hon. j. Greg, Canandaigua; G. Rockwell, Norwich; w
Luke, Richmond, p Robinson do. w Hehouse, N. II
Mr. Mercer, Phia; H. Knight do; Z Rey nolds, u. g.
A. Pelham, Albany; Badger BT unswick Lit Col Cor
don, British Army Fletcher, Va; +. Robertson. s. c
r. Porter, Tenn T.. Dudley, Ky; j. Bruce do; Major
Beech, Texas w. Burke, do; Gen. CASTOR, N. C.; w
Maris, Phila MIR. Call, do
FaASKLir.-H. Hunt, U. s.; g. Forbes Washington; L.
Middleton do; w. Morehead, do; J. could Cornwall
Bridge; J. Fuller, Boston; +. Love- Albany; Cleve.
land, Auburn; H. Benedict Albany; T.. Barnard, New
York; Victor Atwood Vermont; X. Huriburt, Utics W.
Ely Binghsmpton; q. Martin, New Brighton; s. Psuld-
ing, New York; C.. Leonard, NewburEh T. Pritchard,
waterbury; T. Jerome, New Haven; c. Brainard, do
HowARp.-R. Higbey, New York; w. Peck, Troy; J.
sewall, New York; e. Cartlege and family, Connecti.
cut; J. Bradley Boston; p. Cook, Bsilston; Ellis,
Providence; c, Wilson, New York; j. Morgan, KEGS.
vile; Bsttin, Newark; j. Harper, Phiadelphia; J.
Howard L. l.; j. Burt ssugertiss; ID. Dodd, Oswego;
j. Hogan, Albany; Sill. OHIO.
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The Ocean Steamers.

The Great Western will be due at this port on
Sunday or Monday next, if she left Liverpool on
her regular day, the Slst ult.
The Acadia is out eight days, and will be due
at Boston in about week
Their news will be looked for with some inter
est by commercial men. Will the wires of tho
Boston telegraph DO cut On the arrival of the
Acadial Those at the south and north had bet
ter see that their wires not cut on the arrival
Of the Great Western.
The spectators are on the alert
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THE HERALD FOR EUROPE,


The Hruhfr Europe, with its usual digest of
all the commercial, political, army, navy, and
maritime news up to the last hour, will be in rea-
diness, and may be obtained at our office, on
Sunday next, at II o'clock, IN time tor the mail
train for Boston.
We learn that for the transmission of the mail
TO Europe by the Britannia, and for the accom-
mediation of passengers who may not arrive, or
be delayed in the city till Sunday, an express
train will be despatched at n p M on that day
for Boston, over the Long Island, and Norwich
aad Worcester Railroads. Passengers arriving
from the South by the Philadelphia mail train,
WILL by proceeding directly to the Brooklyn sta
lion. be in time for the cars.
This il an excellent arrangement
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MONEY MARKE 4.

The stock market continues very much depressed and
prices without any material alteration u 6's, Penn
sylvana S. Reading Railroad Bonds, Harlem, Canton
and Long Island closed at yesterdays prices Ohio 7s
fell of u per cent Morris Canal. " Norwich and
Worcester, y Reading Railroad, K The sales at
either board not very large, and the disposition
operate becomes less and less every day.
At the second board there few transactions at
prices current in the morning.
The demand for foreign exchange, has been q, yet
limited. We quote bills London, = TX per cent.
premium. Paris, 81 ssX Of. Sek. Amsterdsm, 4
80. Hamburg. sax s. Bremen. II AK
We annex statement exhibiting the value Of msr
chandss shipped from this port to foreign countries In
each Of the past tour months showing also the amount
shipped to each country.
pov
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Ci,cuit Court.

before Judge EdmOndE
Nov. ll-.faron M Merchant Us Heary Norfon---This
was an action OF assumpst on two promissory notes
given a. collateral security for loan The defence was
that the loan was usurious ThereAwas no proof how
ever OF usury at the time the loan made or that any
sum was agreed on Tor interest and it contended
that anything which might have happened subseouentv
could not bring the within the statute of usury The
jury under the direction OF the Court found verdict
and sssly Tor defendant Mr. Plat.
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View OF Monterey.

We give on the outside of this days Hsrah, a
view of the City of Monterey. Our artist has
copied from the New Orleans Delta, but we have
been under the necessity of improving the picture
a little This, however, will be excused.