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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-20
Virginia military Institute.

The following is the order Of merit OF the Ca
diets of Tie Virginia Military institute, as deter
mined BY the Board of Visitors at the late eSa-
inn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-20

II. R. Fl. Sinlon, Henrico; %. G. c. Whar-
ton, Cupepcr; 3. j. Y. Page, Clarke 4. D. L.
Powell, Looudoun; 5. J. c. Moncurc, Stafford /;
6. J. P. Welch, Madison 7. Il. B. Smyth J,
Wylhe; s. William Malone, Southampton; Q.
Samuel McGrew, Preston; 10. B. L. Chrisnan,
Rockingham; IL. J. NJ. Clayton, Campbell; II.
w. Dowrs Rockbridge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-20

The election in the Washington Senatorial
District, 10 supply lie vaca ncy occasioned by the
resignation OF Colonel McMullen, took place on
the 9Th July We have the return from Aolng-
don only, where the vote stood-Henry S. Kane,
of Scott Democrat, 1902 Grey, Wing, 60. 1t
is conceded that MIR. Kane will be elected by
large majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-20

The deliberations OF this body were brought TO
a close on the morning OF the 7ih. From the n.
York Express we learn that the President an
nounced the following committee TO gather Stats
Tics and present them TO Congress
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Herald Commercial Corresponderce.

MO DE JANriRo March LIST lsl7.
Import, were II $50 bbls Flour, 81 packages domes
ties sl do Tea 25 bsxes sperm Candles $500 lbs War
2co Hams, 300 kegs Lard and sundries.
The arrivals Of flour being moderate, and Europenn
ndvioes favorable for breadstus tho market assumed
more rmnees and considerable sales to the bakers were
made NJ S2l S22 for Richmond net ssx 50; Column
ea and Col, Mills and O'Dance, Sle a $40 SIX S7X
Baltimore, Sl7 a IL so, net S6x 81 On 22d Liver
poo dates to the LIST January received which caus
~ speculative demand and the cargo of Baltimore pei
nome was sold at IL oOO net S6x and afterwards the
oso OF tho Baltimore, at l7750 net SIX On the goth
auuoes 70 9th January from Liverpool being received
nousrs advanced their demands, and are now asking
10 ior lchmond, 90 Columbia aud Col miIls and
isvO or baltimore. The stock In first hands IL iron
Dds 1aliego 5000 do. haxal 1000 Col and Col mills
aa oVVy baltimore total 1000 bbls SPECTATORS hold
lVv1 OOls. ana bakers $1,000 making iba slock In aII
hnuus 9Vooo Dds From Rio Grande we have dates 10
loth uit. Inc stock was 5000 bbs In Ali barJ. ond
pflcca hrin NJ ~ % for Richmond sI IoI Co. p ~
tbnore from Montevideo the accounts are opl, 60 a.,
Ftb ifices were nominal, and the market vow, an
the trade with the interior being cntirejv s,SSn1
Itosas troops having complete possession of ~
Ban1a oriental. Domestics are extremely drIl on5
nnsaieabe, the advance in exchange inducing tha
EDgnsn houses to make large auction saes a.
low prices Notwithstanding the advices Of the rise
ri cotton. The large stocks aud constant arrivals
VIII prevent any improvement in prices nj present
he supply and demand Will alone have any effect Tho
iptatiOns are nominal at the rates of January Can
s arc very duh, aud salcs difficult 10 be made nj
~ RS net 70 cts Tea-Jbe sales have been regular nj
700 for ordinary Hyson net 81 cts regular do 1890
net 90 cts superior do $1,000 a 2NIOO net 81 ~ cts
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neutrality-suspicious., Berry Charleston Spofford Tiles
Coz s c!NS s%y osan CO. Watson
bmks-Dana, kaufman, Baltimore Chaoite Smith, Phil
Bg.-Jom as McPoRnd, tDo Dunn Cork &c, Bell
e i6onss:on Sssm WSsI DO d' Ne" York. Sleep
sehri-sase kose.s, Charleston; Peru, Hart, Richmond
moIf Thames Coazens do Hiram Gerard dG Flea
ro coo Ne ,S1 sor he Eza Ca Fest
so, Litiiesld Prosidcace ''O' '''e' Boston, Wal
New RSss s%
Rs9ades do Lady WssInson p Rowland Providence
Arrived.
Ship Wabash Hathaway 20 days from New Orleans with
Snip Columbia Robinson days from Boston, in ballast to
Ship Lowe Allen, hours from New London, in ballast
Bark Rose sandsh sprien sc days from avre with mdz
Gr bark Mary Morris, Norris Al day. from Sunderland, in
Bark Pilgrim tgew Williams 81 hours from Mystic, in bal
Br brig Merchant Cole, 81 days from London in ballast to
81 brig FTeadshG Moran 20 days from Liverpool with
B brig Ann Maria Dillon Go days from Limerick, in ballast
and e RssssngeT;, to Gs.inqsil, Mn,urn co.
last Ferguson < walker ''"''''" i" 0'''
Dutch ga9t Johanna Brops ponfe 81 days from Antwerp
BdS% '' BssES days s'iie em Windsor Ms with
uS is 50 1as ssS q s,n: P: e day, from Swansea
severe gales on the passse-cared away main boom
Br schr Elizabeth -, l6 days from Sydney CD, will,
B schr Elizabeth Joyce, &c days from Archat Ms with
schr Mary Clark Small, from Salem with mdse to r w
Schr William, Sweet Portland mdse
schr Ants Siorer, Thomaslon lime.
s ssSf N SPTSS rs sssw. Rs.s" m:
Sehr Cape Cod, Rogers Boston, mdse
Below.
2brirs--unkno,yn
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NEw ORLEANS, April l6-Thc market continues
quietsales, far only 800 bales No change prices
Inquiry for Spain and the continent.
MOBILE, April lo.-The sales for the three days foot
up $500 baes2000 of which sold Wednesday 500 on
Thursday and 800 to-day The market closes very dull
though most Of the large holders firm indifferent
about Offering their samples. We quote fair Ia IL u
middlng fair ii; mddling l0Ia ordinary 94c Receipts
OF the week 63sS bales exports 81 "a leaving stock on
hand this evening Of 1904 bales
CHARLEsroH, April Give could perceive no mate
rial change in the Upland market yesterday although
We Understood sellers to have obtained slight
advantage in the terms Of sale those of the pre-
vous The transactions OF the day amounted to about
$50 bsles, at prices ranging from lOM a llzkc.
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PnIL.oELpuIA. April "a. lsl7

FtlLAoELfHlA, April ~, 1917.
A mseting will be held Monday evening. under the
auspices Of Sunday School Union this city to make
arrangements for the establishment of Sunday schools
The ignorant and destitute children Of both SEXES
after tho model of the ragged schools of London lot
has been purchased and it is proposed to erect build.
ing capable of containing thousand scholars 1t Is to
be called the Robert Raike's Union School
VIM Hill was yesterday arrested in this city charged
with being fugitive from justice Tho crime alleged
against him is the obtaining goods under false pretences
from Mr.. Hopkins of New York. He committed to
prison to await roquisition
The completion of the telegraph far south Frede-
rlcksburg Virginia will enable tho New York press, to
obtain southern intelligence least twenty hours
advance of the arrival of the mail The first des
patches from that point reached here yesterday.
The telegraph between this city and Pottsyille has
gone into partial operations the line will be complete to
Reading by next Saturday.
The Western line has recently opened two sta
offices at Lancaster, Carlisle, Harrisburg Bedford
Chambersburg, Pittsburg and Philadelphia.
Sales OF Stocks ut Philadelphia.
APRIL 2iliO shs Girad Bank llS Sl00 o. S. Treasury
Notes o, 1884; 295 shs Susquehmnah Canal, IS.
AFTER SALEs-T00 sh State S. 49, IL do Mechanics Bank
274 10 do Ches Del Canal Stock, 7Ga 100 do Morris ca
nal 49, 100 do Vicksburg Bank l076.
SEeoND BoARDs2OcO Lehigh G 81; 25 ss Penn Ohio
Canal 10 do State 6s o.; so do Harrisburg Railroad 80:
$1,000 Texas Bonds 81 80 shs Morris Canal 1913 Is do Susque
hanna Canal, 1915 $1,000 State S., 1eyS.
AFTER SALEs5i shs Mine Hill Railroad, 7O l2 do Sus-
queanna Canal la; Is do Union Canal 4O 50 do Lehgh
22 so do Girad Bank ia; 50 do u .. Bank ia $1,000 u
s. Texas Notes 6s 1884; sllOo do 1921.
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Domestic lKNportatioNs.

NEW ORLEAns-ohp .athaway-30g bales cotton ga pigs
LEAD sl 4 Colt COOS btls Harmony & Nephews coa
hhds hams 10 Is lard iiill32O bxs starch Il Van Nest
iaO obs flour heo Perry col9 bbls Fisch. Van
olade--iiG bis hid saIkoe Wilbur Scott6i bbs T. 20.
ley-G7 hlds ao,gal col ok Kingsland col hid
GSGdhue COTS b; White Warner eos hhds Hitch
peaches Wallace * v cks-52 bis w Va-l0 bhls
il-i2l lids pork Met hahn co-36 kgs lard Hl-2 Dbl,
" hgs butter Adam53 bis deer skins do urs order bbl
iorns Amss--22 bb, wh,key Brewer Neilsoa2i6 mo
lasses Taylor x COL A Russei-I9 bdls III Vail
hid Peek Van Berge4 bbls lard spoford leston CO
Il cs A Stuart CO. pkgs Hebe.t Homsted-2 cs Har
gous, Bros-2i2j hides Curtis-5 bxs trunk Mrs II ID
obb-3 erces beet hams SO bbls beef Hubbard Cheney
90 kss TO captain.
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ALBANY, April %, 1877
.1Udirs in the Legislature.

.iUairs in the Legislature.
The only important proceeding in the House last
ming its refusal to recede from its amendment
the Senate BILL amendatory of the general election law
the amendment to which aludc is that which dis
franchises any who hrs bet upon the result of
election. The vote in the Senate this clause was
ayes H. noes O. The President decided that it required
majority Of all the Senators to pass the amendment,
and was thus defeated; the House, however having
insisted upon the amendment, the Senate will have
another opportunity to vote upon it, this vote will be
taken when there is full Senate and think there is
probability that it win pass
The Senate is become bewildcrcd in effort to patch
nm the financial policy of this State and to the
economical administration of the canal department OF
the government will take occasion to examine this
subject deliberately in few days.
tremendous effort to procure the repeal of the
else law of 5i5 is being made the House has been
thoroughly canvassed and appears that there
venty members in favos of its repeal the vote will pro-
badly be deferred until after the eth nstant the popu
lar vote on that day will exert strong influence upon
the Legislature.
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HAvRE-Bark Rose Standish--5 cks mdzc Michel-o59
eks WINE w a SuhleIton--l case Belmont-8 Timber &
Dambmann-l l. AiahewJ0 bkts wine Arois & Dennison
Fiers-2J LagueIenua-5 Fabquette, Fills K Moran
il eteaiei-i2 bales II Durlot-l freres2C Gsnoux
Hnuon.iS Noel Dccoursey.29 Granbr.er-l Barring 4
WIlte-2 Colv Flemng-1 Schmidt & Andrea-l l. Rosen.
ieldt Bro her-- Schmidt ogell i Hl-3 Finn Bates
Oelrich huger--l a ii Brtkel l. Stlutter-l Sprers
& BrowE-l Ihorspecken-ll Ahreniedt--f Weeks &
Tiate-s r kaue-1 NJ Oppenheimer1 Victor Archells
ii l.. Cldsyl kiemm 4 Brohers-50 bags gum Dutilh &
Cousinear-3 He 'senburghiN DeCourry2 X Frintc22O
lithosraIhic order
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

APRIL 23.-Beeves came forward more freely than
during the previous week and the demand was quite
animated the market having been cleared at prices fully
sustaining our last quotations. The offerings at the
scales on Monday amounted to 800 and prices ranged
from % ooaSa 90 per 100 lbs the hoof equal to S7a
50 70 not and averaging 81 l2I A few head of EXTRA
quality brought 81 70 or 50 % net
Hogs,-Advanced prices have been obtained for 1.-Two
hogs Sales were rnadc at S7as7 as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-25

Lumber is in demand. and would bring sOl net s22
Rosin al 1920 net 81 10 81 90 Lard go rs net 10
cts Cod fish l2l l4 net 81 so IS so Salt 500 RS ,
net l3 cts. Wax. $50 40 re-. net % 81 cts Coffee
The arrivals have been rather abundant past
month but chiefly Of ordinary qualities Good and
perlor parcels have sold readily ut 290O 000 net 6
6A cts on board good frsts 2l750 2s50 IA cts;
regulars 25oo 1850, so SIX cts The stock is 40 900
bags. mostly ordinary The total export in February
essi bags. Of which So asl went to the United
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Arrival OF Strangers In New York.

AMrRIcAS HorES
oom,n H pa Asr' b. H fs; Ha.f sd. O B,lar a
Hampton Boston; T. Johnson, Cheshire, sn.lad w IL.
EaI1sI lady, D iS : Ys
PS i : Aa@ ys%eT w.S Boston
Bo1idnaa Rome; ssrrsds 4 Dsyis. tpe,ss b ,is.:
e K Cream j. Thomson HALIFAX; Z. +. JOne.. rO Lows;
W. Coolidge Boston. c,rv
R. Kspan Londonderry, l's.na Jane. Martin, PhiI.sl.
gsi H. N sashs NJ Iss hsse Ss
Henry hsn rh sSSsT East aa D@S1s
PSlds b. M Af s ds & B0"s Ne" York.
ps5a k has.Iy cf F = e. M eSH
Ears.S. E% Psi,l u MS:a B0sA'0 Sharp
c. Field Ss%;: n $a.s's t';G. ss:Sss
'ias''a Calais Me- S.sa sssss" i sfS York
us.i s Sing Fsasi {s; osss sss S' r
Ssw YsH f isa MsiP s%S 3 ( t As s1
Siss,S E% ts s:'s1 " s:s% .s::
Ss bI Is Tf o. fss5aay E. Il Ne"
Mis-, Ueneoc. Ff HiIsbcUsI s New York; G. CUNNING:
W;soni% sSISr; HSSps Xas caSsse sack
Sir Ma
Olson, England. Mr. Taylor; canada
Dr. Chapman Pec,on Miss rMieh Mrs Laykin ard j. Lar.
% ssd r. "
p psisf and nss 'a
fssI bsny Il @ Fl S fs as,sd I'D
A Ge ss Ns' an. SsM sS
E Desrd f f1asst AK Hrawo.d '
r. Lyman, Mass; j. B. right NJ Sullivan W, Lee, Hart.
sssh pS'S M &
ia ho"p'0" Ge0's' Io VI %fsd A ha5so'd
%;s";i's 4'; =
ks2T@ MSSy s1 .'ffsss Ssy M
! " Clark albany; b sykes. Mahsraen faIaai!;
Ssfs ssi'9. af ff oa
q sm 6nes Mo- Tsad tlQSd' D. q h"s
ffs .a asa Barnes: sf New St Haven! n' j. ea"a G.
h Let'9 G
rap'" Michigan NJ S s9soss,i P ao1s;
.5ss; kys%sH WINK Sss Jy.S sa E: s
S S S 5s 2sh :Sssl q L ssss ss
Ws Ss.sS ii L Sss 4saa Yas NJ
Nix s;;ess d RSss'y hssy fsz 'fy
Sl y Abs1y II vs$ fs hi:a:; %$S.i Ssw
fS NJ @rs rsd M fSy AlsafRy
rdy AID family Br;,S simpson FslaqId j. AndeI;ga
liams do.
D.s. ss r5a. s1'ss b TsH.r Ohio S. c. ss.
BBs ssa % Dsnsa So snc CHAD lady .
~ tss;s :iS
ss ;Ss$s. s r. S%%
!: " 6qSai%s FSadspiis; W Lssssi, portland; g. Z. :.
H.
bcsto"; + 4 Hubbard, glastonbury, Conn; Hubbard
1Ssto ncoTS 1s, and aa he raj Mr. Blu"
E. chr.sy Newark HH H p:t hs1s Aueum w Fox
fs%s wGsstts sFs'S H.
Rvf GHshe;sr e RGSskTS?od NeT
Gapp, harrington; W. Ha.son N. YORK; s. oaay Boston
Ds E:ss; and w y 5I: t|s
Hato Conn., . Basti New t. HORT
fob SzfsG Nj. s! ssa servant s ':@
fs y RS F Rys Sessnp nso ss: F T.
Ss Sa' s Ass S.ss Paf q
McGranve, New York; A. Lane Rochester; 5. W Pome.
roy Troy Ps Byington, Rochester, H. b. ChaPm.n, Bell
SON Wilson, NJ Hamn Buffalo; Nj and Mrs Dewey, San.
II Burritt. New Milford B. s. Hood Albany
r dYATs HAE ANR sykEStSs 81 SKIN KIM
&C. &c. Rings Compoupd SypE q HydFi0dsif Of FGia.
published for the sole benefit Of those suffering from Reuma
sn pains and stiffness ofthe joints swelling of the muscular
arising from an impure state oftle blood &C. From t.na =,
eminent of the faculty has received their
mendaton and have pronounced it the best possb,
Il d. al.a
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witty in the leading ..eusy s. ,y, ns,s.
Continue the syoTits subject f. ,ssT mi Treasur
nores iO3 Buyers Of - soo, AZ I'D oeo 6avs
IOt of Iarlla-d Us IA snoont >tSuoo nav
th,n,@3 ,, IN he ,y~~k al ranging from 50 S3A up
aud dnws with Of S. 200 ati sellers at the close at
ri asa ~ aoIe of $1,000 currency SIS ii 60. For
Sell ~ 81 could be had Three ceat - 49, nominat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-25

DRi IRA O. FRAZER, the celeln?,ed Csncer Doctor on
States Hotel New York city, his assistant, on hc thr
Monday in May for three days only, once month Advice
given free OF charge Specimens OF works can be acc,
on those days The time has wl, cancers Can be cure
without the use OF the knife DR. f. treats all other diseases
nu VIII commune ntougn the season ala 1nsrc
OFFICE OF THE N. Y. Gas LIonr CoMr.SY)
vu1ur p-:,., -. . April 70, 1917. (
aend OF oorand-one-hof the capital stock of
thus Company Tor the six months ending Febrarv ast .y
able to the stockholders aud after Saturday Ie la a
neyt ~ '"N' "'e 'S' MAY
that date. BY order, ~ WV ~ '' '"'''
ais tmir G. L. EvERITT, Secretary.
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Exchange-In consequence Of demand for northern
ports, advanced to 2sA 29d and is very firm at
29d, with appearances of a further advance Specie
has declned Patti. Dbloons 30 800; do dollars $50
Freghs have been rather dull but there being very few
vessels unengaged the rates have been at
Zoe soc. per bag to United States
american arrivals in February follows: Feb
Acuf, (SwedD Georgetown, flour; 3D. Mexican, Monte
Sldeo ballast 4th, Isabella, Hyne, ~ Orleans, flour
Nc.i 10TH Mary, Norfolk naval stores; 18th, Midas
Whaling OIL Lettia. Montevdeo ballast; 18th Seaman
valparaiso via Montevideo sundres; l4th w H. Shall
sr, ape OF GOOD Rope, sundries; Home Baltimore,
nouri Casket Boston, via Pernambuco, sundrcs; 2st
Oiot Wyck London, sundres; Alvarado Lisbon, salt;
80 Baltimore, Baltimore -four; $. Marion Monteydeo
ballast Nordlyset, (Norw Richmond flour 25th Tweed
Liverpool sundries 27th, Brandywne, Phiad via Per-
nambuco, sundries
Inc clearances for the United States follows
feo ISL Mndoro N Orleans 4500 bags coffee; 5th New
YORK, liiamb, New Orleans 1900 bags coffee lS logs
WOOD lith Concordia, (Swed) n York 400 bags cot
zee; i2th Maid of Orleans n. York. 1888 bags of cof
iee Ardennes Boston, 1851 bags of coffee; 10TH syphide
iamb) n: York 1909 bags OF coffee; 18th. Eunomus n
forh 24I3 bags coffee 1920 hides; Sappho Boston, 440O
Dagsc oiee goth Swed (Swed) NYork 300 bags Coffee
I'D, Seaman Baltimore 1861 bags of coffee; oath Next
can A. Orleans 1894 bags of Coffee Lctia n Orleans
3o94 bags Of coffee; 25th ActiG (Swed) N York 2O20
bags OF coffee les logs wood CALI hides; 26th Marga-
rem, DAM New York, 5000 bags of coffee Lyna,
lNorw) n. Orleans 1892 bags of coffee; 27th w. II
Smaller Boston, 1000 bags of coffee lO2 logs wood.
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Passengers Arrived.
Foreign IlilIHyiValtiOsls.

NEW ORLEANs-Shp W abash-Nlrs Leland child and sc
vant; MIS- COOK aud children Mrs Johnson and child Ca
Wibray, and l2 Ia the seerage.
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Foreign Markets.

BARBADOS, March ls-The arrivals have been limit
ed cargo or two of lumber spruce) and shingles did
not meet market although believe that, from the
demands for plantation use, the first named article
lwhite pine is in demand The price Of flour SO per
Dbl; corn meal SO; crackers S6 fish SO rs por qt Ma
drs rice and backeyed looking up navy bread
% TO- demand limited; corn 50 80 to So per bag; Ame
rican cheese llc lard lie Business very
dull and sales limited We have made inquiry, and
certaned that staple produce is not in demand Sugar
cannot be sold if sold at ALL the seller consoed that
favor has been conferred upon him No molasses is
offered Our information upon this subject be relied
upon with confidence.
TRINIDAD, March H. lS47.-Priees here rule in con-
formty with yours, and supplies moderate. We
quote as follows Flour $40; meal SIS so;
sl8; pilot bread Si sperm candles 30c; tallow I4c;
cheese l4c butter l6c lard l2c prime pork $l4;
SIG onions 81 100 lbs soap lc per b sugar So 50
per 100 lbs moasses 26 u 2sc per gallon Bank exchange
$40, 60 days, on London.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Miscellaneous Raco,xv

miscellaneous Record.
SHIrPINo IN PoRT-There in port, ships II barLs
and SO briggs besides schooners bay vessels
rou to ment Among the rugged ycssel port we
notice 2sunder the British lag Bremen and Spanish.
Home Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, April 22-Sld schr Osceola, Barbadoes
BALTIMORE, April 24-Ar Br ship Marion. McKertie from
London brigs Erie Gunby, from Palermo Kate Pendergast
Evans from Mayavpez PR; schrs Mary Emeline, Kruse I'm
(Bp toy, Liverpool; brig Harriet Griffith Antigua. sid,
barks Hebe Green for Rio de Janero Liberia Packet God
for Havre. -
NoEEoLx April 22-Arr bark Bachelor, Horton NOreans;
brgs Dr Caroline Leisure Carey FIN Limerick; Obi Wood
PARK FIN Sunderland schrs Adrian, Walpole I'm NYork
Ann d, Bedell do; Coiner. Doane Newpor In Hampton
Roads Br brig Jane FIN Whehaven. Cid Br ship Gen Iew.
T. Gaenby for Plymouth, Eng Br bark RAYMOND Hart for
FALMOUTH; Br brig Wengon Patton for Belfast; sch Caro-
ne Edwards for Malanza Sd Br ship Gen HeweIt Cater.
BY for fymouth By bark Raymond Hart for Falmouth sch
PHiLApELPHIA April 2iArr brig Vnlturc Mayo I'm Nav.
aguez P schrs Tangent Bailey I'm Cardenns Harp Sturd.
yant I'm Havana Cid, brgs Waterman Alden, Lobos; VIM
ffss ans Boston 'eh hrs. AhsT, vinr NfhY Boston
Carce, Clarke, Hartford Below barks below Delaware
City, names unknown, bound mp.
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INlPKOVED WAGNEITC Nh CHIMES.
MOREHEAD'S GRADUATED MAGNETIC
MACHINE

THIS instrument important improvement al oter
forms Of manufacture and has been adopted BY tie med
cal profession generally the efcca machine
It pcre city simple construction. and therefore liable
Of order is the with similar instruments Ii
admits of perfect CONTROL and be graduated pow
adapted for infant, sufficient for the adult
the pleasure oithe OPERATOR The magnetic force impaired
continuous and with unpleasant sensation
the most delicate patient II requires assistant in its
and is, in every respect perfectly harmless.
Each machine comracty arranged, with the battery and
all necessary appliances put in neat rosewood Ac
companyn each full dire ctions regarding and
pcation.
Owing the facilities possessed By the subscriber the
Graduated Magnetic Machines sold equally low
those charged for inferior articles They be readily
20 any part of the country.
Price Of the machine; 50, sl2 and sh each, according
size and finish: and each instrument is warranted.
Many Of the performed by this machine truly won.
der Of them in diseases the tedious and pain.
nervous complaints the effects almost magical.
Physicians and others cautioned against the
limitations of these machines under whatever name as they
will be found Of little value. =
Manufactured and for sale, wholesale and retail, by
ID. c. MOORHEAD,
TIT lm'r 1872 Broadway, New York
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ACCOjlDEONS

ACCOKDEUNS.
TIME largest the city to be found st the
Chatham street Bazaar IS Chatham street; and IL
want 10 get one the place buy every instrument
warranted in perfect and order They also have
instrument called the Fluna resembling the Accordion with
The tore of flute. Their Accordeons vary price from 50
cents to dollars Call examine and Judge for yourselves
Accordion taught tuned and repaired Don't forget the
ber-55 Chatham opposite Chambers street all lmse
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL a5.
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SUN SETS AZ HIGH wATER....... 81 NJ
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Packet ship LIVERPOOL Captain Elddge having bccn de.
tanned on account Of the weather, will sail Monday for
Liverpool
SEAMANs WAGES, with srnIil stores)--