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HE BLOOD on HABIT OF fmg SYSTEM
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Dyspepsia.
No person VITA tAis last disease sEould della,
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DyspePsIa, however severe also Eruptions q
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Gout Ctddness Grarel, Headaches OF ever
H'hd' Inward Fever, Infammaiory Rhe4natism
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tho Back lad SIDE, Stiffness and pains in IN,
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teotaig disposition TO cancers, swsilings, ulcers
Spring Fever, Eryspelss, Serolula or hing'. h
~, arc cured by the Bi,ters, when ell other med
iclncs fail 10 have an effect
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CARSON HIINE.

The Neil Tract, Of 20 acres, adjoining the
lands .. Wilson King ana others, upon which is
5 lso iac valuable
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Neil or Yodd Gold Mine.

A large portion Of sail Land is admirably a.
dlpled 10 agriculture and contains much fms tim.
Der. Several tracts ore situated IN the Main g
Region and where tested have yielded well.
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TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS. COUNTRY
MERCHANTS, AsD ornKas.
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STATE or NORTH ClROLiyA,

IREUELL COUNTY.
Court If Pleas AMI Q0Jrfer Sessions, No
rsuJer Term l-iG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-03
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

LEwEs, Del April 3OThe brig Besey Jane, Brevoor FIN
Ponce PR brig topsa and three fore and aft schrs
gnkn9wn came in during i morning aud are now aboys he
yepool St Leon for yIe Trinidad for do; bark, Milton
Kennedy foe Brazos st Jago; brgs Cushnoe for Sligo, Ire
land; Brothers for Vera CRUZ schrs New Zeaond for Bos
and Willis Putnam for do stood early this morn
ing with fine breeze from N.
PHILApELPHIA May 2-Arr schs Syren, James, New Lon
don; American souhT9rth Middlet0wp Powl attain Bar
tet Bridgeport Conn; Florence Handy Boston; Bay State
Clarke New York; Van Buren, Wade, do; Robert Morris
Buzby, New Haven; Eliza Jane, Riley, New York; Q X
Niagara, ,Corson New York; Tennessee, William. Paw
New YORK, Emblem, Peter, Providence ! barge
CID lat packet ship Susquehanna, Mercken Lyerpoo b.
bark Sir Henry Pottnger Low, Belfast Ireland; bark Anita
Snow tBoston brig Julia Helen Patterson Island Of Lobos
Br brig Belfast McHepry, vneent brig Arsestes Bill
Two Sisters Chambe Rain Vera Cruz: Plato, Merrill Ports
Pacific Prescott Providence; Mary Elizabeth Buckloo,
Hven Chas Gsskell Appleton, do Robt Morris Buzby, do
lism; P@wiuekei; Emelne Weldon, NY9Ik; Maya Cor
st John NIB; Dart, Somers Charleston; Williams Ro.
gers Norwich; Eliza Jane. Riley Newark H. DOLE Pro-
violence.
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NIovc,nents OF the Pnckets
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 3.
Arrived.


M sTS Ss Sssf = ~, d ~h ms
Ship Massachseits Sampson SO days from Belfast. Ireland
Ship Angel qpe, Edward from Amsterdam, March 90 with
"H b bark black 10 days from LONDON in ballast
We o S S s ns fasl Of Sandy HOOK spoke bark
Pk Inca BRR1'Sa 80 sy O% L Rosss s M brandy
sSa with f5 Of Boston, 'E1
srds s ig: s%% sGdffss rs SfDS
from Liverpool for New York di.masted and nizen
sSs S 'f Boston, from Ss $ H a u spoke the
fsTt isss Brown days fro" savannah with cotton,
eoes aH from Re a5sa ws
outside bound the was coming out and reported ha
Br brig O. Lee from Sunderland via New Haven, in bal
Brig speedwel Wilson, days from st Cror, with sugar.
Ru.s,"ff o days from s,sr; la ,s de
% ss PARK Ssn.SI sch. Of steering NN
is sa 10 FS a g ays from Cardiff Wales
g. ' S %h ~ Ss
Brig Ohio, Briggs, days from Savannah with timber to
ssa S@%f H'fSs day; % rH9 ESS 70
s' e. spoke %i'e DO, Ss
sehr Sarah Berry 10 days from Havana, with to
sshr Effort Merstqg e days from Brsncs Santiago, with
brig John Marshall: Is days from New Orleans.
Schr Edward Tillet Read 10 days from New Orleans SUI
gar, TO tioodhue g. Co
schr MssSar Gchri. days from Charleston, with tim.
| Der to " Peck $3.50 w
schr Fruitful Vine, Hye days from Charleston with tim
| ber to ID Parker.
schr Jane Glover, wherell, days from Charleston
| with timber. 10 L Webb.
Sehr Ganges Horn 30 days from Calais, with a,h to mi,
| & Boynton ~
schr Vandaa Stout. days from Wilmington NC, witt
! timber, TO Badger Peck. WV
schr Hornet Stout, days from Wilmington. NC. with tim
schr Cambridge Hall, from Boston, with md,e to Dayton
| & Sprague. '
| Schr Col Hanson Thomas, days from Newbern NC
! Schr Slower, Davis, days from Newbem NC.
Below.
B ship Ferozenpore Oliver from Liverpool March 9th
the has lost her main and mzen massays anchor in The
| lower bay.
| leans.
| Brig Madison, Paxton from Savannah
| Br brig John. Armstrong from Belfast.
| schr Mary Brook, Pendleon from Cardenas,
| Also, ship; 2barks; 2brigs-unknown.
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fss's Fiji Rood SSI Ts$es f: SLOW
fs;ehs e d.assd2 ssg N' da%
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Bres-l 4 Gfsh,mSs sshrass kooP soS2 Ro.s%isis {
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sspays!i1s% WaTs1s esillsqs ii.
CO. SsZ.s sy: cS5: W.I: s',s
Ssa.ds sass So$s xia
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&s:Sfs s:5ss. ss
q Evers .n--l Maybee-l II II Haight-i L Lame-l
benjamin & col Deacon-l Moran lsen-2 Schulz x
q NJ Oppenhe, m-l Vilade-i Abe Sutler-i Berard
Mendon8 Renard col Tacot and Courvoisseur-l Lutz
freres-l Dubois-l y yeanjaguet-l Gagnebm-4 $
rfpps De- Rham Moe'eMi ' Bros"slG@7
Amant-i NJ Whock co-32O Burn x Stone-f cases to
order.
HAvRE-ship Aestoeso burr stones II Bodmen-s skins
Morlot-2 mdse Boring Wte-lo do to order
10 HI pp. IS ar efs do & xver-a5 hi pps casks
bbs cs yellow ochre do tartar Caze Aston-lo
q p; g chs brandy Henry Mona
bbs Sturges Bonne3O bbls vinegar John Mchsl-36 do
Segnete63 cs china Haviland-l27 hi pps lii
qrs 78 bbls TO order
hhds ~ Inf do wine Merriam Benard-l2 hf do Sourenel
-l3 hf pipes brandy Meyer co.'s hf do Hger Cos
Merriam Benard-5 hf 10 ar do Is c mdze Durand Cog
dimes ID March-2 hhds wine Il w Bayo-5O0 Meletta-
$40 wine 81 hhds do ST Amant-2o hf pipes brandy Du
rand Cos bales mdze Carcassonne Gomez-3l cs wine
200 hi pipes brandy 20 ar do do 70 o order ,,oo
fee cks numegs 30 hampers mineral 100 slabs thu 5000
brks Schuchardt Gebha6d-l0Oo bags coffee & Pope
100 slabs $50 bags coffee % casks madden IL casks
tor & Duckwite-7 cks mdze Boyng & Wtte-2 bxs mdze
Wicbehaus-n Recknagel 100 kegs herngs master3O0
bags coffee casks mdzs 300 kegs mdze 10 cheese box
mdze to order.
Rio JANEIRo-Bris Repubc-22oo bags coffee SHIELDING
Ferris.
CARpESAs-Brg Amerca2s7 hhds sugar 70 cs do Dbl do
81 bxs do ties honey, Spoford Tnestou & Co.
PoRTo RIco-Schr Round Pond-l47 hhds bbls sugar 90
ST CRon-Bris speedwei-s2 hhds sugar 20 puns
hhds molasses Aymar Cos do 8 w Lewis.
HAvANA-Schr Sarah-220 boxes sugar pkg Gay WadS
worh,4i do Robert Williams-a6 Pilot LIE Barber
do 80 hhds molasses, Howland ( Aspinwail.
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Foreign Markets.

RIO JArErno, Tuesday 10th March-From the
date Of the last circular Of the 18th ut, up
maintained itself very firm at 2sa and In few in
stances touched 80 Ii subsequently advanced to 30 d.
and considerable amounts have since been passed at this
rate Yesterday the market became atter and closed
negotiated at % The business done since last
estimate at about 100000 In February were shipped
l0l 1863 bags Coffee against la 3l7 bags in the
month last Year, 80 barrels Sugar; 45556 Hides; loo
tanned half Hides 1893 Ok horns ~ pipes Rum; go
rolls Tobacco 90 bags Rice; 20 barrels Tapoca; l03S
planks Jacaranda Coifec-This market continued hea-
clined 50 in the superior and good first; and 100
in the lower descriptions. Since the beginning of
this month however the better qualities have again
sumed rmness but very little of these have
forward to market Our stock Is about IS 900 bags.
chiefly low The sales this month amount to 90 900 bags
The clearances last month 90 Sl bags coffee for the
United States against 5S 500 in February 1860 1852
bags and so bbs for Havre 10 1876 bags - bbs for
werp 14773 bags for Hamburg and Altoona; I,416 for
60i7 bags for the Mediterranean 63 bags and 445 bbs
for England LAO bags for the Cape of Good Hopes 10
bags and bbls for Africa in all 80, 500 bags and 499
bbs Sugar-Lttle done in this article till about
favorable accounts received from England the market
was cleared the whole of the stock hand consisting
of 800 Campos and 1000 bbls Capitana ben dis
posed Of the former at 900 and 900 to 600 and the
latter at s00 Hdes-Since the beginning Of last week
this market has presented greater activity considerable
sales having been effected chiefly for the United States
ut 1885, 100 and 1865 the Rio Grande, and 1856 to 100
River Plate Stock hand reduced to 1900 Rio hides
Stock-Six per cent stock has experienced consider
utimo, again advanced to s3h and 81, subsequently
coded to s21s and 49, it Is again frmer sales to
amount having been effected to-day chiefly at s2T per
cent
"WEDNESDAY, MARcHI7, 2O'cLocK-Exchange-M
crate amounts have been passed this morning 2s being
the closing rate. Coffee-Sales 1000 bags Shipments
this month 5i,ll7 bags. March ~, alteration.
The English packet Swift, from Falmouth, February
9th, Is just in
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g. "tS: . h:s S';snS
sgas Of s. 2Omngg bearing mss ssEs from hs east end Of
st a.u ah % f ssoa Ss s 81 s.
ship bottom upwards . quite smooth without weeds and JUS,
IN eli ed to Ss the s OF last the
British Consulate, Mobile. April 10. 1871.
Bark Chusan, of and fin Belfast DR. April 49, LAT Al
ocean, ' MS VIZ s do % ras d
sS - sss S, ship
mil 90 100 S5 Dec
Sss II s Sis'ss
ss ssi 200 re- %s
g. sS. g sns Do a& 80
~G .s.
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f ss Q ST ss Il s1A s De-
Th s SR R1ns he S
s f sS m hs MARY ks.Ss S
sfss III sgh d. 80
of Falkland Islands, Amethyst Howe do 80 10TH abt
81
psis% s sS say psfR s' WNes
o NJ aoo SS se9 De 100 70. WY bound
SsssI Ss$s :si:
ken ApTii 4 i. . Is lon g. Ssh 1000 Bills oil: ~
SPIN gil. struck 100 S6l wh 5u, 20 Ils
schr SOPHIA SWAIN Nantucket months with 1870 bbls
Foreign Ports.
Hf!s ls asSr sfs si
TsSs sTiyd ,'S Vim go 81. I'll; {
f;S,sa .sS 2, S..i%sss Mslsis
s% AZ Sa s$ S
Asse boyIs. isd fsr Boston dol Mo%!e Mys;
Geenpor oins in sis' bark Hoander Goldman with ma
sAsu4 sDr, April BIN briggs Star, Of n Var
i io"di ss''' "A'pp'e hAne0'A o's thompson
bark lily EwSsai Coops Glasgow heavy
BIZ
Globe Theobald Havana Fl brig Mazagan, lie Cheraaton
Goree Afca bIigs Almsna Pedrck Rio Jansiro Hardin.
hayt sp; Mstamom. Finn Phla; Emblem s%alldse Bath
rion, Ross Matanzas; Matilda Berry Wilmington NC; Den
mark Crowe Phs; Tionesta, sugett do; Webster Loye
baIks Lucinda, Maria, Marietta, Ellen
BRAzos SANTIAGO April Gin port schrs Independence of
Prospect; Hyperan Of York; Sarido of Camden; Hen
~, of Bath
verpool.
New BEDFORD April 30-Arr schr Susan Fish, New York.
Sid schrs Volta Tuttle Phla Princess, futile, do; AIDE
hide, Slocum New York; sloop Corinthians Shepherd do
York. soop Pre-. dent, Fnsbis DO. Sid brig O. Lee, DO
PROVIDENCE April 3oAH schrs Lurana York. Bait; Sally
Wheaton, Wheaton Pha; Jabez White, Corson, do; Com
msrce Johnson do .oop Exc s Vail New YORK AT 2sh
PEEK Taylor, Wathall; Indiana. Heifm,n, Phila
Ataaras. Sid schrs Brown Jones, Bedford; Orson,
| Henderson, York; John Simmons Small, Boston. ~
SAvANNAH April % Arr bark Peter Demil Pickens, New
York; brig WaisOs wsss0n DO cid brig lafayette Cit If
Portsmouth NH Br schr Sally Evans, Tuzo West Indies;
schrs James, Cody. Boston; Fair Play Foster. do
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.,... .....,,.u, ana sxpestioa oe the Astssy, the
dssra the plan and benencsn object, OF the
SIsasare and satisfaction; and the clear and distinct
aud lucid delivery not an nconsaerapie
snor which National salute from the artillery, and
closing beuedotion by the Rev. Mr. Evans, OF the ma
sonic brotherhood, and the assembly dissolved
The following gentlemen oficated as Assistant Mar
sbals each distinguished by baton and white scarf
with blue rosettes viz Messrs s Hnmes Porter WI
Albert A. IL Lawrence, J. Carroll Brent.
WM BEVERLEY RANDOLPH,
Marshal-in- Chief
We understand that the public departments were
closed pending these interesting ceremonies.
Explanatory of the history of Mr. smithson, adopt
this city called the .4mericani-
By of placing before readers part Of the his
tory Of James smhson, whose fame as benefaetsr OF
his race Is destined to enjoy glorious immortality we
transcrbe the following eloquent extract from report
made by ExPresident John Quincy Adams as chairman
Of select committee the Smithsonian fund, 70 the
twenty seventh Congress-April H. 1912.
The father Of the tesator upon forming his alliance
with the heiress of the family OF the Percys assumeu
act Of the British Parliament that name and under
became Duke of Northumberland. But removed as Is
the of Percy in the historical annals OF fnshu
resounding as it does from the of the Cheviot
hills the of children, In the ballad OF So
Chase, with the classical commentary OF Aouison
and in memory as IL mas recent
ly been from the pures fountain OF poeticai
IN the loftier strain OF Anwick cas,e a"ct Sonblv
immortalized II Is in the deafness dras ol
speare confident against the world IN arms 49,, may
have been ages long past and may sun De In tue VIZ
tues of its present by INTERCHANGEABLE the
trust James Smthson to the United states OF America
be faithfully by their Representatives in Con-
gross the result accomplish his object, the increase
and diffusion of knowledge among men F." and wreath
of unfadng vordurs shall enwne itself in the lapse
Of ages around the name Of Smihson, than the
united hands of tradition, history, and poetry, have
braided around the name Percy through the long
spectve in ages past Of a thousand years"
The Institution is to consist Of library, lecture
rooms, free lectures, printing office museum, chemical
laboratory So, for the increase and diffusion Of know
lege among men,
We shall have something further yet to say upon the
subject. The last bell rings.
Respectfully, THE DOCTOR
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cambria from Boston-N RegaIIy
T. NloI'ng Arsay OF Boston; Heary Wainwrigb,.
Whtweiij dos ID bSby, Of Lowell, w Thomps AID IA.
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BosroN, May l-F1our-But very little change in the
market Small sales of Ohio, Michigan and Genesee at
81 ~ So for common brands So rs SO 81 for fancy
brands and 81 IS 81 81 for Georgetown and Rich
mond and 81 for Fredericksburgh, cash Yellow corn
is extremely scarce aud sales small at 81 o. 81 o. and
white ut goo per bushel cash oats. northern, at
50 sac cash Exports Of breadstufs during the past
month Corn meal bbls. $751; corn, bushels, 696l5;
-four bbs 946o; rye dour bbs 2s6; bread, bbls 1888
CIScISnArI, April 27.-The market opened this morn
ing at full prices and in the early part Of the day $50
bbs sold from canal Mt 81 IS; 200 do in two lots at
same; l3l do choice brand at 81 So 700 do at 81 60
delivered. As the day advanced the demand slackened
and subsequent to the publication of the tecgraphic
port of the Eastern markets up to Saturday night
did not learn Of any transactions.