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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-08
By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, April "a L.Nl.
brig: Es's y %css Sc cSa
;al w.,n'?s'SHs safoSd E%sy
r: Jane Henderson Robns awtpcket; vssts Lldam New
Bedford Spy Smith " York; Kedron, Ogden do; Banner,
Slower do; Mary Shields, CLARK Dc; Genlns ingsrso 90;
Do Jsbsz White Conon Providence bages Mars, Stack
house York; Patroop Wsrton. do: NV,
Cis,reA brrs Randall Cook, Cienfuegos; Emily Well:
Trinidad Cuba Palm Eldrdge Boston; schTs h1g{2d'
b bS%a do DI1 ksS%ona White
Boston Townsend Proyidnce Jane Hepde,on Robins DO;
Vesta Ludiam do; Mary Shields, Clark Bedford; Nio
uga, Owens do. No..
ALEXANDRIA. April sArr brig Rodolph' Boston, sehr A"'
April lar R.t aiberi; Pa p.ekSs Goodman.
Verds March l0passed the bay of Thomas Point snip
Scotia brgs Fabius and lndus and OF Poplar Island
Chas Walton all bound up. Also brig Frances Jane Gard
ner M.ysguez PR; Spanish brig Don de Ago,ts Msndo,
~ Smith NewbgryPort Iowa Dayton YOU lndtspen.
isanS .Sp and of Sandy Point showing aIsa and
white signal supposed the Justins from Palermo Ga snip
Hermann Welsh Liverpool; bark Georgia, OTIS DO n
Lindsay Henion Trinidad de Cuba Pilot boat Eye Orgy.
reports that all outward bound vessels have gone to sea
Hampton Roads. Pilot boat Relief FatherIy from cruise
repos brig jesse Chase fin Orleans to- Rchmond passed
through the Roads yesterday and that brg Envoy
fm James River for Havana went 70 sea Yesterday IN
Ireland Bound up brig Teazer Largthome 10 ds I'm Maya
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Nancy .sx srssn c MSw ksxS M.. pssy,
S ss%G3. ssss Hssl ssS;.s: SWEET ssaSl Lou.
H Hsis M Belle
M Mrss. r1 ss Steve.
son, Philadelphia. Au.~s
as sp ss!h h .IsS sn w
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Is che Mssf /; q er sligo &
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deck appeared have been By and bat
from sI ss Msh Wit.
on the msinms.t the sails blown away from he fore
Cd; ss
III. f a. the M b nd 81 gas
"sSi Iy,%s for Lon
S" id dishes: s G III T.: s Fl g. Sd
s.;. Sss 4: .S
S.s S L: :pss e. sI Ss
Have been nine days getting to Sandy Hook the ship
Ship Jessore Jackson days from New Orleans to WIN
Hs Ion % he
br park SuUon u oAys iIom 0iasso", Win W
Bark Eaaomns Mansfield from Rio Janeiro Feb aoth with
Br brig Falcon, Pits days from Bermuda in ballast
Brig North America. Bradbury (or M.chas) "A days from
Swedish brig Bull Gibson, So days from Rio Janeiro with
2+oc bags coffee, to Phpps Co. Experienced severe
Sehr Abigail Haynes Haynes (of Boston, days from Ma.
tanzas, with sugar. to Badger Peck. ,
schr Comss Racket, from Bridgeport meal Allen
X Paxson.
chr Bengal TROUGH, days from Atakapss with and
molasses, to Peck Van Bergen.
Schr john Mills is days from Machias lumber to
Schr N Willis Smith. New London.
Schr Oregon, Hyer, Boston, mdse.
Schr Adelne, Smith Plymouth, Nc corn
Sehr Atlas. Weeks. 0e1E5 pgt dour.
Schr Dispatch, CoaTsen, Brandywine corn meal.
Below.
Packet ship Utica Gourlie from Hav. with ndss to Boyd
Bark White Oh Weeks "A days from Mobile with cotton
Bark Elliott Watts 20 days from New Orleans. with mdse,
Bark Ohio, Champion, from New Orleans. with mdse. to
Bouchand Theband.
Also, bark; 2brigs-unknown.
Sailed.
SHIPS Margaret Evans London 81 Leon, for Phlade
pha Victoria, for AntweTp Allen for GhaTleston Vsr
mont for Glasgow Sutton for Charleston; Rochester for Ii
yerpoo bsrks Aberfoyle tPr) for ssrfordj Besyer for
schrs Catherine for st Jso Cuba Ciendouer for Cards
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Foreign lrnportations.

LIvERrooL-Ship Liberty casks Warren Hart Leslie
casks ii l. Chapman-2i Book Swon-l
Lummis-2 casks Is bags Brown-l5 Abram Bell Il Son
II Grayson Swanswick-t bales Joseph Connah67
crates case casks Seymour col ID w Girls
coms-l2 casks w X II Weed James Owen-25 =
Ress Bros co-3 casks cases crate Hyslop Brohsr-5
casks Bruyn Vosburgh-1 boz Henry Stevens case
Gonroy25 bales cases CAMERON Brands bose. Persse
Brand-3aa sovs 70 tons coal James Phillips bales
Whitakerl87 crates IL bis l3 bundles order
cs II bis Gihon X COG bis Cameron Brand Patton
Sewar-l cs Thomas Hunt co.. Binny Halstead-l2
VIM Whtewright X colo bis IL cs Richardson, Watson
co21 bl. Tooker Mead Coo bis Bird, Hillian
23 bis Riggs, jenkins COZ bags aud chain cables E
Brothers COS cases Folger Aford-7 boxes Persse
Broaks-lo bxs bis McSweeney co3s cs Sanderson
20 blFrazeI Grssnhill- box Adolphus Wolfiol bdls
hoop iron u w Shields
BELy.sTsship Monterey7, ton. pig iron Irwin 600
Brooks-1 tons pig iron Boormaa, johnson
* Coz bxs Sands, Fuller co., Watts x Shermal--1
MMenomy-ll bis Bird Gillian cs w Raphael-23 bxs
w Rcdmond-2e casks Smith-l7cs bxs hid bbis a
bis $40 do gunny bags Richardson Watson-22 cs boxes
Oihon co--32 boxes To order.
CARprsAs-Brg North Amerca39 hhds ties molases 1872
hhds 10 bis 81 honey Is bags coffee Matthew's
MArAszAs-Sclrr Abigail Haynes-200 bxs sugar Thomp
son2sj Stevens Son3i hhds molasses Spaford, Tleon
RIO JANEIRo-Bark Eunomus-i87o bags coffee Corning
Scr-53o do w Picersgill Co-i6 do BarNow Co
1880 hides Hicks Co.
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kUre1c,l Markets.

HAVANA March 2O.-Sugars. operations Of the
last week have been few account Of the scarcity
The high prices demanded for box Shocks which very
prevents also sugars from coming in. Empty
boxes have been sold ut 50 so each Prices have been
kept without alteration with only few exceptions
have been O893 boxes out Of which 1922 shipped
to the United States-l429 to New Orleans Assorted,
half white, and half brown 6X and 81 IA and "a
white alone, ga 10 yellow, a "a brown, 81 u 6x
cucurucho, 57x Ga per arroba. CoGee.--scveral
sales have taken place since last remarks although
the exports Of the week have been only 775 pounds Of
which 637S were shipped to New Orleans and o05o to
Charleston: First quality second and third qua
lites, So IS So 10 triagc 81 81 SO per quintal
N1oasses.2H RS. per keg Of ga gallons. Provisions
Beans white, 75c 81 2s per arroba. Beef prime and
per quntal. Cheese, American, $40 S1l per quinta
dull. Indian corn, sheed, SlMc per arroba. Flour
New Orleans SIG a SIC 30 Spanish Sl3 so n SIS per
Dbl. Hams. New Orleans, So so Sl2 90 per quintal
Orleans clear, SIS $40 per Dbl do In boxes, SO so
per quinta Potatoes, 81 rs per Dbl Rice 81 621s u
6sA per arroba. Tobacco, Kentucky, In hhds, SO rs
n 50 perquintal Exchange-New Orleans, short sight,
par per cent. premium New York and Boston, 60
days, ga per cent. discount London 60 days per
cent. premium Paris, go days, por cont discount
Frcights-Unted States 81 so per box sugar soc per
bag coffee - % 30 per hid moasscs Baltic, ca
"a 3 Hamburg and Bremen, 80 10 T. - Cowes and
o market in the Baltic, nothing doing do, not in the
Baltic, 80 Is ca France, rs francs Mediterranean
f3 10 Ga 10.
Herald Commercial Correspondence.
ST. THOMAS. March 24.-Our market is abundantly
supplied with all kinds Of American provisions, and de-
mand limited Freighs very good vessels much wanted
for Porto Rico and 6Oc had been paid per 100 lbs to u
:. Sugars in Porto Rico in great demand, both for
English and U. s. at "a 5lsc aud for a choice lot,
sac. was paid. Molasses IL l9c por gallon. In st.
Croix most produce going to Europe Sugars for u s.
a 6lsc Moasses 2Oc. per gallon in good demand.
Exchange on U. s., pa discount; England, 81 rs
per {.
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Nrv,onr Anil s-rOncs OF the Msrcuryf-An sehrs
German from Boston ol PhladeIEh., Escort B'smsn for
Bsio fS do: Irene Essmen Tor do; Iaw.euce Portland
ior do; Al N BrownSBoson for New York; Gov Arnold do
port Phiiadeiphia for Boston Triumph Matt for NsT Yos
r.,nron nak TUX Eldridse. Bos.on Br brig Argestes,
Milton 2as Mosi9a Gs .eSI t ss~
Rch,as IsfsS; Br schr Emily, Wood. from 81 Joh NIB
schr HALL Pierce from PpssRS ssh N cnsf se
Convert, Boz, New York; shr Rainbow, Rogers New York;
R,cHstcHp April AR chrs Lynchburg, Could York;
Emily iioron Gl hr,e American NfcNear N York
and ID SD Srg Larch Haskell, York; sehr Dart, So
nsrs Provideuce
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Brighton Cattle Market.

MONDAY, April 5.At market, 400 beef cattle Is Jokes
working Sc and calves $50 sheep and about
800 swine.
Beef Cattlc-Extra 81 So first quality Sc 75 second
and third qualities, from SIS IS to Sc.
Working Oxen-Sales made ut $40, $50, $780, and
Sll8.
Cows and Caves-Sales noticed from $40 and Sal
to S4s
lot Of 40 taken by NJ. M White, Esq, at $40 per
head.
Swne-At Wholesale, Axe for sows and SIC for Bar
At retail, from So to 7c. per ID
N.B-About 260 head Of cattle came the Western
Railroad,
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Arrivals OF Produce down the Huilson.

$50 bus corn, 10 tubs butter 50 calves @ Dolson
3 pkgs butter stsvenson-l9 bushels corn Mekhan
Captain Wickham--70 sides leather l. X Tremain-24
boxes axes N Davis-l68 bdls Irvine Quacksnbush--
lS5 bdls iron and steel Person Coo calves pkgs
butter Brown-ll bags feathers. so sheep skins
Waters22 bbls nour 10 tubs butter II calves Captain
Rowe.
BARoE r. MELLEr, from Hudson-5000 blu corn 5000
do oats 1900 bbs rye -four, 100 bbs als SO cattle so
bales hay, 100 do straw to the captain.
BARoE MILAN, from Rhnebeck-300 blu corn 1000 do
OATS $50 bales hay 90 do straw 500 blu potatoes to the
captain.
BARoE BERKsHIRE, from New PaltE-2O00 bu oats
1000 do so bb -four so bales hay so bags
meal 20 cattle 100 calves SO tubs butter 10000 eggs to
the captain.
BARGE COLUMBIA, from Rod Hook-3OO0 bu corn, 5000
do oats 400 bales hay IL CATTLE SO sheep ls calves 10
bbls eggs to the captain.
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State Of the Flour Markets.

NEw ORLEANS, March 3O.-As the mail yesterday
brought further particulars Of the Hibernias
counts, lat least which made pubic) their
full effect yet remains to be The operations In
corn and nour certainly gave indication that they are
expected to be favorable to breadstuHs. Corn In
great request and fully 10 900 bushels found
mostly ut IS for mixed and white and 87Xc per bushe
for yellow. For -four, SIS SO and SIS 62h per Dbl
freely offered but the sales only amounted to $500 bbs
Ohio and Illinois, mostly at the highest figure. The
ports Of breadstuds from this to European ports
tnue very heavy and already exceed the total exports
of former years The cearances yesterday nearly all
for England and Scotland l6878 barrels flour and
sacks 5OOOO bushels corn tho latter being the
largest amount believe ever cleared from New Or
leans in day
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Domestic Isnportations.

New ORLEANs-Ship Jessore-3i7 beef aud 28 bbls
pork Theo Perry eo-lss k.rs VIII Grafton coo bags
Davis Broods6 pkRs 70 hides Sprague BecknerH bbls
Chateau, Merle Sanforii bbls chs y Morgan co
l0 bbls l. Hls-2s8 bbs 2kegs lard l. Griswold-2
Lee co.., bbs 2'2a kegs lard Theodore Perry ee,3 ties
Ida bales hemp Merrill coo bis cotton BIZ snuff Mason
n Tbompson-ikeg pickans Birch co-6 eks hams X
Center coo3 bis 10 do skins s. hides Chateau,
Merle Sandford-I chest Wslkcr-300 hides bbls %
sacs dried fruit Wallace West--i BIZ Turner Dcapec-G
bales hemp hhds tobacco bales bY fus III bales cotton
81 bis mdze 7i0 bbls -four order
ArrAxAPAs-Schr Bengal97 hhds &C ties lis bbls
molasses Peck & Van burger.
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New Bedford OIL Market.

For the week ending April O. 1870
Spcrm-The transactions Of the week comprise q few
small parcels in all about 700 bbls ut prices not made
public.
Whale-The sales 100 bbls. handsome N. w. Coast
at 37 cts 800 bbs quite inferior at - ctr; 200 bbs
part South Sea, at 81 cts and 100 bbs ~ W. Coast
private terms.
Whalebone-There is little doing. sale Of 6l0o lbs
onethrd South Sea. was made at 30 cts.
CandlesWe hear of sale OF lS0 boxes speriu at 29h
cts cash
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WASHINGTON, April 6, 1917
Collector for Vera Cruz.

CVHtttOF JOT VUU CTU<'
We are happy to give you the information that
Mr.. Bogardus, of the New York custom-ho house,
who has rendered such good service to Mr.. Sec
rotary Walker, in the management of the
finances, is to be sent down, under cover of some
military commission, the dc Jfacto collector at
Vera Cruz, of the contributions to be taken
from imports into that port, for the laid and
comfort" of the army. Mr.. Bogardus will make
competent officer, and, not being over corpu-
lent, he will stand fair chance Of escaping the
yellow fever w
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PEARL STREET HOUSE,

ID EDUCTION IN PRICE-The subscriber respectfully
N calls the attention of the travelling community and
cay business the fact that this house and
is offered for their patronage the low price Of
ONE DOLLAR PER DAY.
Its location for business surpassed New York. and
every comfort with good living clean BEDS airy rooms &c
here be had well at the most extravagan houses
One call will surely satisfy these facts and insure
ms awsrc SANiI. G. BISHOP. Proprietor
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EO.l>I AIN ftUI Eli,
LIGHT ST., BALTIMORE,
hnuarv n7 1877,
,RTHUR / EOGG, }proprie,or,.

ffHHi FNHEGHss FH fTssfoN }pr0prie,o". .nx
FOGG in the proprietorship Of the Fountain Hotel so
long and widely known the most eommodou: s'in
travelling public that beside the great made las.
spring in addition entire wing 70 the house Dy
which large number oflodgnxs added as well a. an
extensive Bathing they have recently had CON
new Ladies' Ordinary fitted up in the most unique
and beautiful style and also private sitting room for gentle
public parts of the house; an
highly desirable which they aer themselves cannot fa
TO please In with those improv the whole
interior Of the house has undergone thorough revision
every thing appertanng the upholstery Of the establish
men has been attendants for the chambers Sc
leced with strict view to their entire capaoy In every
respect 49, an NJ, -,
every thing the market affords served superior STYLE
while in the way wines &c. nothing will be kept but
what is Of the best quality. -, 81,
Added these facts the attention and courtesy which will
sona supervision to who may favor them with call
they hasr will leave dissatisfied as no pain or
will be spared their the wants Of their
guests, and their hopes Of liberal patronage will not
prove unfounded.
Baggage taken to and from the Hotel free Of charge
ARTHUR L. FO0G,
fG 2aw3mrrc PHlNEAS THURSTON.
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PRACTICAL BOOK KEEPING,

no. W CEDAR STREET.
MR. C: MARSH, Accountant, author Of he "scenee
lvk of Double Entry Bookkeeping Simplifed" and th
Art Of Single Entry Bookkeeping Improved" continues to
teach as above.
Course Of public respectfully informe
and assured that the plan pursued by Mr. Marsh in teaching
this important branch truly Of practice in keepn
books rather than Of lectures the theory .
The pupil becomes familiar from actual with all the
books constituting person Of good capacity will BY
this course become competent in about month";
and will receive certificate to that effect :
Al 10 NJ mia 1msr
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PHILADELPHIA, April 7, 1914 O'Clock r. M.
The tslsaphe wires between this city and Baltimore
working but whether they win be in ten minutes
from now Is matter Of doubt The wires leading all
the drawbrdges have TO be disconnected every time
the draw has to be raised the mas which they
suspended previous to the storm being all down. and the
wires now rest on the bridge.
The people Of Philadelphia have been In state of sx
element all day caused by extract from letter re-
ceved In this city by merchant and placed on one OF
the newspapers bulletins The purpor of tho news Is
that General Scott has boon killed, General Worth
severely wounded and various other horrible things 100
numerous TO mention The letter containing this hoax
dated Montgomery Ala .aPrH which settles the
point-psrhaps.
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SECOND WARD HOTEL.

VIZ HO does not know this fine LUNCH HOUSE, at No.
w 81 Nassau street, Go in there when you will parcu
arly o'clock the forenoon when the table displays for
yisite Turtle Soup Stew Boiled Crabs some other lux
Smith know how suit their friends and customers the BAR
stopped the Astor House Lovejoy this city Cole
mans National Hotel in Washington: "har"is like load
stone he draws his friends because they like the attraction
We say again the Second Ward Hotel is of the best
places in this city to obtain good Lunch get excellent
glass OF ale or liquor Of any kind mo imr
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Southern Cotton Markets.


MOBILE, March 30.-The market remains firm and
the for tho three days amount to 1000 bales mid
ding lO1Sc Received since Friday 5000 bales; exported
l.485; stock l6l, AS
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Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
LVERFooL-Shp Lbery-Mons and Mad Charles, Paris;
William Norton England Fenney, lreland-272 in the
steerage.
BELrAsr-Ship Monterey-J 8 Waterson, J Maghee, II
Giggon, X Gibson, + Henderson.
ST THoMAs-BIig Xuloda, at Charleston, Sd inst-Mr II
Whitmore of York.
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SOLAR LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL Lam
THORNS AND TEA TRAYS.
THE has opened Of the most highly fin
ished Stocks of Grandoles Solar Lamps, Chandeliers.
Brackets Hall Lanho. Tea Trays, Clocks and elegant Cut
Glass Vases, for mane Ornaments offered this city
And city dealers will find i to their to
call the above stock which be sold at whole
sale and retail ut reduced prices.
m3l 1msrc 15i Fulton ST., door from Broadway.
nR. GRANVILLE s. PATTIsON his removed his resi-.
~ dence 81 University Place. Of 18th street. and h's
o'clock. ml2 lm"r
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT Oh NEW york, APRIL 8.


Cleared.
Ships-Ashburton, (packet) Rowland Liverpool GIinne
Mnt,,rn Co; Edgar, Smith, New Orleans Stanton Frost
Brks-EIpress, Saunders Cork, &c, Brett Vose; John
Jsdine BU Samson Liverpool Tapscou, Jean Key,
bJsm Pc faus Antwerp Kunklsman, Lola, Hsnnsrman,
Ssiiso, Aguire Galway.
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$500 REWARD-AMERICANC oMPoUND-This,
pOVO popular, pleasant apd spe cc remedy warranted
to eteeay al cases oa delicate disease in few days,
under forfeiture Of the above Persons using this cele
bratcd article ed fear leaves odor the
breath requires restriction diet business and adapted
every and condition II contains mercury
ou drug niurou' the constitution but sleanses the sys
been cured by single bottle while the great majority are rad
cally cured with half the quantity. This is tImped up
hunbug' has long been aud still used in the private
practice Of physicians with unsng success curing ninety
Of the hundred Try IT, and convince yourselves
Sold wholesale by CoMsTocx Co.. ri Couandt streets
tailed at Bowery and Grand Bowery and Walker Bowery aS
East Broadway F. L. Cotton 2 Blocker street; Hammond
ton and Water streets New York; Fulton and Cranber
ny streets Brookyn Third and South streets f s G
corner Charles and Pratt streets, Baltimore; u Sto sn
ngton City Robertson Comick, Norfolk a; ana II 20
hen x Co. Charleston s. g. no imeoo-
DORK-6o barrels old Mess Pork, . ~ cor,rNs
i for sale by L. NJ CSyLkk. .svc.,
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TO STRANGERS,
CHRIS7TEY GALHANIC AND MAG

NETTC CURATTVES.
TN ALL CASES OF RHEUMATISM AND NERVOUS
Complaints the efficacy Of these articles /. truly wonder
other means failed Several recommend
them in practice, and the ordinary prejudice which is
Ing Many Of respectable citizens have used them
DoioeuY Paralysis ApopeIy Neuralgia Nervous Tremors
Palpations and the long of Nervous Disorders In the
been effected great advantage these articles is the entire
safety and convenience attending them.
The only Agency in New York for Christies genuine art
ees i62 Broadway between John street and Maiden Lane
Dr. CHRISTIE'S Articles. Many of these establishments
offer worthless imtatons against which the public
pee ely cautioned. m31 iwsr
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DR.. POWELL, OCULIST AND AURIST.
TTENDS Diseases of the Eye and lar, and all inr
IA projections Of Vision. from to O'clock his residence
and Office 26l Broadway corner Of Warren street.
Optlmis Stoppage ofhe Tear Passage, Caaracts, and
Opacities, efectualy removed.
AMAUROss treated with great attention and
STRABISMUS, or Squnti ting, cured in few minutes.
Deafness and all discharges from the Ear, permanently
cured
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted.
eles adapted to every defect. m imsrc
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Payment Of all which has been stopped at the Bank oil Ing
land 800. a.,
Whoever will give such information may lead TO the 70
covery othe above described notes. shall be entited 70 re-
portion Of the los recovery ssd
Conviction Of the offender, fstolen.
For further information, apply TO- ~ X,,u
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
TOHN CATTNACH Trunk Manufacturer, No. Wall
d street. Of Broadway has hand and CONSTANT
making good Of Trunks Valses Carpet Bags
and Satches, Wholesale and retail. .
Also superior article Of sole leather Trunks suitable for
American European Travel, and Portmanteaus for the
French Male Poste.
Orders for the West Indies. South America, &c. filled with
dos m6 r
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HOLMES KITCHEN RANGES.

HOLMES KITCHEN RANGES.
THE proprietor has been engaged in manufacturing and sell
ling Kitchen Ranges for the past 10 years and feel; war
there in present that will answera better
pupose and f will be removed free of expense to
the purchaser Numerous references be given to per
wishing purchase Prices from SIS to SIS Crates
Of patterns for parlors bed and Offices
Range. and Crates set and all descriptions Of fire works
bull the shortest notice.
Smoking Chmneys enrsd and warranted il cured no
charge is made. A: GILHOOLY SON,
Proprietors and manufacturer 70 Nassau street.
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M. WISE,
OPTICLAN, FROM GERMANY
M OST respectfully Informs the citizens Of New York and
WI the public general that he has located HIMSELF this
city at
NO. 437 BROADWAY,
Where may be found large and complete assortment OF
SPECTACLES AND READING GLASSES,
GOLD, STEEL ERAMEs. .
Mr. w would also remind the public, to whom ne Is partially
known by his Saratoga Springs for the last ten
years that his of OPTICAL science he Is ena-
bed determine the Glasses suitable for any eye Persons
with weak eyes supplied with glasses which will great
ly benefit and not strain the sight. -
Particular attention called to new style Of Perspective
Ground Glass of the finest flint, which, through their high
polish and ground produce the pprsst vision and have
eye and improving the sight in continued writ
ing and reading. :,
sighted persons, and such have been operated
upon for Cataract, can also be suited. 49, -,
NeFie inserts New Glasses Of superior quality, N old
frames socs the patronage Of all in want his articles
Gi will all Spectaces purchased from me to
suit the sight for years. exchange them WITHOUT extra
charge, m31 lm*r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-08
SALES or stocks Mt Boston.

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