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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 10.

Cleared.
SS N Rs s CORK s.2. E Ogden Lady
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f.ss:s sid%ss bsiSs S.s
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&,Iosass x%a Sniff; sss%.a: d%sS ba$sS f Ssso& Ss
AtSSsS@ a Wilson
shr in;m. G5,swSld Oh dy' from Canton with tea silks
r$ I'd s,a.I F.,s$ ~ %sr ia
al sEs gse's Gfss oh Ion &C. s1perencsd heavy blow
S% s S and GT Wis
' rss s s% to SH NIGHT
% se %a e9o% and great many plank
ship EmpeIor Day from London 20 dys from the Isle
Of White ballast to order severe weather on
'"f f,efs .Sir o.icr Ysson liverpool 18th March with
MP a ;s'Ffss :'rf: ss
%
sps h H'Ta ssspss %h .
d s 20 20" e p1l' ship Lon
p shp Mlissts iIpa!sl from Liverpool s,G March in
i'asi
spss q u .fS
new1 Knapp, FIN Phila about 10th Liverpool From the
through great quantity ofic aud ,ceberss.
SHIP Amulet harr, from ayre iaih s with mdu and sa4
No date lat 40 % Ion 80 schr
steering ati2 lon G2 saw brig showing blue signal with
Br ship Harmony Jamison, firm Liverpool 18th March, with
22oo salt to Many Bros and 1923 to Haden
Br ship Compton Horton 81 dys from Liverpool with mdz
dys IL ballast TO M.itisad Phelps va '"e ''''
i% % sss e ." s :"
9s% ss A ia Meyer days from Bremen with d'
Chsire Townsend IS dys firm Malaga and 40 dys from
Dr. bark Great Britain Wilson co dys FIN Belfast in ballast
to MYirs TayorL2ocS steenge passenger 49,, 60.
BS nd.s y DfEs ,0% Co. hs Gd Co Ms %n
sncn Of Of S April H s Ss s
numbcr of iceberg 9Th INST lat a 49, lon e5 exchanged
sp ai days l 1 aso S%
York Oh Hy 80 Ion &c. spoke shin c"'hama'ee from
danish BRIG Moss As dy' FIN Rio J'neir0 with
Brig New York sleeper q dys firm s,sua La Gr.nde, with
PRS Genius. De Wolf from M:,an.a' ms, with
Falcus steering f. Sailed with brig Sarah Louisa foI
Brig Adelaide Brg from Guysnl, ls inst with
Bacs h rs. IA e o. lon 70 70 spoke Sarah Allen" Of
Br brig Graiude RckIey. 70 dy. I'm Sunderland with BOG
B brig spr!e Rowlted, GO Digs firm Sunderland, with ao7
tons coal q D Morewood Sco.
Brig Eou' Couch dys from Charleston with cotton to the
sehr Pauucket, ormsbee 1, dys I'm Cadepas with mola
York sesf H.hsns So 0's ''"ue' '''eo same o'' 0'
T1 @ fS.p e dy' {" Limerick i" bal
schr Cadet, Mathews sdys from NOresns with mdz
sehr Samuel Staples, Is dys I'm NorIe.n with mol.s.e.
to master.
1 Ship: 2 Bnss.
Ship Ohio, Liverpool
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s:ss ': ss :s.sN ~: ~
cd In The broad avenue, leaving small area IN
W hi "a TOMS carriage drove round az in ring:
II W as quite go. The little fellow is delighted
he is decidedly arstocratic in his style Of equip
age nd dress, yet he loves to sing Yankee Doodle.
The ladies' ali like to kiss him, because Queen
Victor ria has kissed him., and the Queen Of
by title or by beauty. But better than all your
nobility, the lady. OF the President Of the United
States has kissed him; and, besides, he is such
a nice, small little fellow, and is so ready and
evee to night, and between himself and Major
Barnum, they know how to get along in the
world.
Tomorrow we shall 60 into grayer subjects, as
We have a lot Of heavy timber on hand.
Respectfully THE Doctor.
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APRu l2-At market go Beef Cattle 20 Jokes work.
ing oxen 81 and calves 1900 sheep and about 1000
swine About 400 cattle and 1000 hogs and 6o0 sheep
together with hay and grain to feed said stock, came
over the Western Railroad the last week Amount taken
for freight of the above, between and $4,000 at the
Brighton depot.
Beef Cattie-Extra, 81 90 first quality s. 76 second
quality from 81 so 70 SO 70
Working oxen--saes we're made ut $S4, $50, $lo2
and $40.
Cows and Calyes-sacs noticed sal, S96 $40, $50 and
$50.
taken Mt So so.
Swine-Los mt Wholesale An cts for sows and 81 cts
for barrows; and two lots ut q cts At retail
from 5s TO Ga and cts per h. and sales brisk ut the
above prices
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x. T.. = 80 ss'sss. I sss'ss' ~ 'ss
as aS .A e:s s' Z. s 4i q "'..''-.s' '''
=. yisN + Co., LIsn nsAr 1vHxsn HgI-!eoo bu
corn $500 DO barley % bhls peas tos do Fish Co.
Boar THuALow WEEp.-9027 blu oats 1900 do corn
Fsh& Co.
Boar VIM. B. Woop.-50O0 blu shorts + Fish Z Co
Boar PreuoT.-llOe blu 1900 do barley 800 do rye
400 do oats 400 do shorts Fish x Co.
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BALTIMORE, April IA lsi7
The Hiuminafion-Marin Camels--Mrs Mason and
Mr.. Wheatley-Ine pIennoise Chiidren-Ihe Mar-
kets-Stoek Sales, &c.
The illumination In Baltimore in honor of the victories
gained by Generals Taylor and Scots ordered to
place Wednesday evening, the 2lst inst, which, by
the way will be the eleventh anniversary the battle
Yankee soldiers
Captain Taylor is continuing his experiments with the
marine oames invented by him. board the sloop Of
war Ontario He is enabled to raise her bodily in the
water about 10 inches in the of a half hour
Mrs. Mason and her brother Mr.. Wheatiey, contrive
to draw large and fashionable houses at the Holiday
Street Theatre They appeared last night as Beatrice
and Benedict, and have seldom more delighted
auditory: They close this week. in order 70 make way
for tho Viennoise Dancers who mako their first appear
Monday evening next. The Circus, the Mena-
gorie, and all the various amusemsnts moving of to
leave free coast for the Dancers.
The deaths in Baltimore during the past week amount
cd to 30 males and ~ females.
Tfn MAnssI'mFlSour !. improving i is known that there
have put their asking stes There buyers in the mar
s.S demanded Ths s:i sale. q civ Mills s.
hsMss13 sale Of 1000 bbl.; s. s. Is less than
. with Sale. good
prime Maryland bed wheat . 81 lsAnd ordinary
choies whit: Wheat ' for family aoa1 ' viii readily
bring 81 Co. White com In request at IS & cents and vel
:n 81 Fls 1. Hy'"" Clover seed dull at
sTocx AND MorEY MARxEI-,We have increased activity
sns ali public loans Of character
.: .s Some a.d o mac Of 1857
ssn % BY a. rates ranging from 1907 to
s
:ksd-wh ,ales in amount s2 900 a, both rates Loan Of
ss acs. ss ss s.
s ol BOARD r s at the o hs
x Five per cents. Sc e7' Sterling S. II bid 7'askcd
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For The week ending April 70, ls47
Sperm-There has been very little business done In
Sperm the pasweek We have only to report sales 100
bbls at l0l1s cts, and 270 bbls at l0l cts
Whale-There has been change since our last
moderate demand exists and sales have been made of
lots OF 700 bbls N W. Coast at 81 cs 400 bbls do at
the same price; 80 bbls N and g. ut SO cts and 80
bbls ground tier at "a cts.
Whalebone-Sales Of 1876 lbs mostly N w coast at30
cts, cash and 1000 lbs N w coast at 30 cts month
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miscellaneous Record.

- We Indebted to the Charlie ston Courier and the
Norfolk Herald, for slips.
VIII sail this morning
ON snni s"r YoRKsHmr Bailey for Liverpool will leave
fWsnorIrs WALxIR-A letter from the Pay Master
sts ,rut, dated March oath, ssys. Al the request
~ ~, p"cr ims OF schr Harmonious Walker of NYork
"a, 'nn Nsw Orleans, with a suffers stores
have 70 INFORM all that the above ON
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Passengers Arrived.

LTEsPooL-Packet Ship Orford-Josephus Buckway, Al
Johns Bran,wisk George Gordon. England; Maria En-
Leeds Eng Richard Hsgh Seneca Fas2sO in the steerage
CLYpE-Bark Mary Norris Scott, Scotland Miss Frazer
do Brown Toronto Magee, Ireland; and Ias in the
steerage-5 deaths.
ANTwERr-Ship Northumberland Leon-2Il steerage
passengers.
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WASHINGTON, April IL, ls47.


Nothing further from the seat Of war tonight
Mr. Webster, whom we saw to-day on the
Avenue, will not leave on his Southern journey
ill Wednesday, the l4th. sbusiness arrange
ments here have detained him later than he ex-
pected.
The loan of eighteen millions is all taken up
az from 2 to "a per cent. premium. There were
bids amounting to S5s, 900, 100000 OF
them being above par Why, sir, the faith of
this good Government of ours is good for thou
sand millions We have at this moment gov
eminent under better credit than any other gov
eminent under the SUM-
During the ensuing week the telegraph will be
finished to Fredericksburg, which will give you
one days gain in the news from the South.
A peace is expected with Mexico as soon, as
the internal affairs of the capital settled,
and it is expected that the presence of Santa
Anna will re-establish the government, under the
protection of the clergy in very short time, II 1t
is not already done.
We shall have word to say about the brilliant
conduct of the navy in the Gull during the siege
Of Vera Cruz and during the war, IN special
letter on that subject very soon. The duties OF
the navy have been without that splendor which
attracts the public eye but, as Com. Conner
truly says, they have only been the more COM
mendabc on that account. Ii Is not right that
the hardships endured by the navy IN the ardu-
GUS blockade of the Gulf should be forgotten or
eclipsed in recollectlons of the thrilling
achievements OF the army. AT Vera Cruz, espe
cially, the conduct of the navy stands without
parallel for its admirable regularity and disci-
pine.
General Tom Thumb held his first levee here
TO large and highly respectable audience to-
night, at Jackson Hall. We understand that he
also paid his respects to the President o-day,
and we were present when he visited the Hon.
Dixon II. Lewis at his lodgings, and large and
distinguished company there assembled. He kiss
ed the ladies', sang, played on the piano, danced,
and talked over his incidents among the Crowned
heads of Europe, with the air and elegance of an
ambassador He remains two days longer
He was aaguerroetyped by Mr., Van Loan this
morning, who has also taken photograph Of the
generals splendid equipage. He is certainly one
Of the brightest and most accomplished little fell
lows of his size, that can be picked up this side
of China.
WEIGH, Mann & Delavan had about two thou
sand visitors to their circus this evening and the
whole of the programme of the day wound up
with fire in the north part of the city. w.
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stead, LIE Roy IL. Ahen, Badwinsville I. D. Bigelow
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STORE OF ANTIQUITIES.

ORIGINALLY at No. 80 Broadway, has been removed
arc | most n
AND s ,! 5ssS
Remember SIS Broadway mls lm*c
ME UNDERSIGNED has the pleasure Of Informing his
friends and the public that he has commenced business
tend to the study Of Cutting and making Garments 70 suit all
persons that may favor him with their patronage would
pal cities Of Europe and America The latest French Eng
@ s s vail is r.. s w
son; viii end prices % suit hs times: and ESod. Of ne best
the
s the his
BAL orders executed in the qpsksss. Po,:iSlSs time,
and On &c shortest notice by M FaSbs Gsl
500 Baa .1a s% E%
%n a unSs the
law, for wifay njurns the L X0S FISD:Ty
An to facilitate the construction Of Mo,e's ElscuoMag
The R:s , a. e My u in s.u.
and Assembly, do enact as follows-
of he be .S right Of hs
esa:sss %;sss;sS from ssi%s
hs the any
ns!ssoa such pro,ded slso that he psvsss
rights Of Individuals shall wise impaired BY the pro
ton any bridge other similar erection across any Of tho
in Any on q .y re S
the said lines the materials property pertaining thereto
p by s o.
the of the Court which shall have and take con
Sec The Legislature may any time, alter, modify
repeal this act and the same shall take effect Immediately
s1 :sS 's
to the Of pf5''f ;s,s
NEw YoRx, March S, 1917. No 10 Wall street
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Domestic IHnuortatiOns.

NV 0nLEaNs-schr Samuel Stapes-729 bbls 100 kegs
CHARLEsTor-Brig Eous-95 ties 10 hf do rice G Ros-
siere COLO Makoe Wilbur Scott-28 hf do Bodne
10 bis cotton Parmeee Rogers-2 crts Mason-i8
bis cotton 10 order.
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e KIM REWAnD.-Lost or Stolen, Tuesday, The
6OOOisth February nit, in the neghborhood Of LON

Payment Of all which has been stopped the Bank Of Eug
land
Whoever will give such information may lead TO The
coyery ofthc above described shall be entitled
ceve the above reward ropoonate thereof for
portion Of the lost and
conviction of tho offender, ifstolen
For further information, apply to
j. r. WHITING, Esq, 81 Walln.
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DATHETISM AND CLAIRVOYANCE Medically and
Physologicay employed in the treatment of any, all
the diseases and arrangements Of the human syem
No Roosevelt street. private entrance. This mode OF
treating the sick applicable any age or
aminaons Of their patients friends will receive proper at
tenton their wishes calls will be attended to except
such relate the relief of human suffering. ais lw*c
MO CURE, NO PAY--DK. CORB!TT, 10 Duane street.
IN member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London)
practice of fourteen devoted vensreal diseases
enables Dr. G. the form Of this disease Recent
cured days; mercury used Structure cured
in weeks without any pain Constitutional debility
Those individuals who have INDUCED certain oathsome
habit be restored to health and society Dr. C.
dentist Remember 10 Duane street next door to Dr. John
son,s i2a
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NR GRANVILLE 8. PATTIsON has removed his resi-.
~ dencc 10 University Place, Of 18th street. and his
Office No. 90 Chambers street. Once hours from 10 till
o'clock. mig lm'r
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CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED

AIDES and Gentlemen having any of or superhous
IL clothing furniture dispose Of obtain fair cash
price for the by sending by calling the
subscriber his residence through the post which will be
Up Stairs
N. B.-Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. De Boer.
Old stock and job goods bought, Of description and
m23 m rh
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MEDCICAL GARD

SOUTHERN DIsrRIcr OF New YoRx,
l siSs ?s S:ss
ss
s; SSs
p 'HsP
Treatise the s,is.6iiiy q removing Se.as.
sss ssi
Office practice ice usual rs Srssnweh iw.T
Ss !sss. S.;4: +:
~ esab shod the Of qusckeTy continue to
ssd,%%
e
and may be thus avoided One Of the members Of the
Il S BE oH hS,f attends
N Sse5Ts
Ing a, sdsSs sGuss e perform .sds: stating
traction and sae &c.
IS Nassau street, New York
vELPEAUs SPECIFIC PILLS.
snS al mosoprinsn di:sSaIxs. from Sc p.:s %
e$:1:
asss sy Sonsr
time any other remedy without tainng the breath dis
agreeing with the stomach or confinement from business
Price 81 per box
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED
vTNHE TONIC MIXTURE prepared by the College or
l. Medicine and Pharmacy ofthe City of New York Is
secret Of any kind III an inn slasbs
remedy for impotence sterty baennes unless depend
ing mahormation.
Single bottles 81 each; cases Of half dozen ST. carefully
packed and sent to all parts Of the Union.
RECORDS Alternative MIXTURE
OR the Of primary or secondary syphris
venereal ulcers, nodes complaint by an
llndcious use oil mercury unskfu medical treatment
All supectng venerea faint remaining in thr system
should use this powerful purifier without delay as no person
consider himself safe after having the yenerea disease
brated alternative. '' "
Sold single bottles 81 eseh cases Of half dozen for
$9 carefully packed and sent TO all parts Of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA
pREPARED by the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy established for the suppression Of quackcry-
ihis rehned and highly concentrated extract possessing all
the purifying qualities and curative powers above herbs
confidently recommended by the College superior any
extract OF Sarsapara before the public and may
relied ON certain remedy for all diseases arising from
impure state Of the blood such scroa and salt ring
worm blotches pmpes ulcers pam the bones or Joints
nodes cntaneous erupons uceated throat any dis
Ease arising from the secondary effects Of syphilis nu
dicious use Of mercury.
Hold in single bottles at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs cent.
in cases ofhalfs dozen bottles ............<s SO
" one dozen I" ..... x 90
Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union.
nxb-A very liberal discount TO wholesale purchasers
once open f'0"' A. M'G 3 sRRji6MHiARpsoN, MD.
OSW S5 Nassau street, New York.
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NOTICE.

NOIICE.
RRADNER x CO, have removed to No. . Nassau, be-
tween Wall and Pine Streets opposite the Custom House.
ape liner
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1872 BROADWAY, CORNER OF JOHN STREET,
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
tha Ros Trare

l92 BROADWAY, CORNER OF JOHN STREET,
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
Ns vERBSSAh s RP.,S Tse Shaving compound
~ all the well tonsoria professors
among those who prefer gather their diua crops
The BARRIERS that OF i lasts twice long the
quantity other preparations while those who
their sEences declare that with the Verbena Cream
dull will insure smoother face than Of the old
soaps with sharp STEEL besides il fragrant sense
and what better than all these hard sold amost
for a song -
Wholesale and retail by CHARLES II. RING.
f23 rh Druggist 1872 Broadway, corner John st.
d KIM REWARD-AMERICANC OMPOUND-Ths
pOU popular pleasant and specific remedy warranted
eecay all Of delicate disease few days
under forfeiture Of the above Persons using this cee
brated article need leaves odo the
BREATH requires diet business and adapted
and condition 1t contains
ious drugs: injurious e the constitution but ceanses the
been cured BY single bottle while the great majority are rad
humbux has long been and still is. used in the private
nine of the one hundred Try it, and convince yourselves
tailed at Bowery and Grand Bowery and Walker Bowery and
Eas. Broadway L. Cotton a55 BseeLer street. Hammond
ton and Water streets New York Fulton and CTapber
corner Charles and Pratt streets Baltmorei C. stot Wash
ngton CITY, Robertson Cormck, Norfolk, Va and p Co
hen Co., Charleston, \. C. a6 Imeodsr
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YELPEAII,4 HPECIEIC PILLH.

NOR the radical Of gonorhoeh, geet seminal ennis
sons and all mocopuulcnt discharges from the ueshra
These Pills the result of twenty experience the Hos
pa de Charlie in Paris pronounced BY their ceebraed
inventor Professor Velpeau an inahle remedy for all
any other remedy without antng the breath dis
agreeing with the stomach confinement from business
PriceS lner hor.
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED
THE TONIC MIXTURE. prepared by the College OF
Il Medicine and Pharmacy ofthe City of New York ia
confidently recommended for al debility by
indulgence Of any kind an invaluable
remedy 70. impotence eriy or baenness unless depend
Single bottles 81 each; cases Of half dozen a, carefully
hacked, and all parts Of the Union. W ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-15
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH

GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
mr. A. c. CASTLE 38l Broadway, corner Of White street.
- calls the attention Of the public his and approved
method ofpreservng arcay sound which
Dr. Castle in his practice Of eighteen years has obtained an
and ability his composition for filling deeayed and teeth
while ALL ACIDS AND INJECTING AGENTS. rem
ders the tooth perfect put into the tooth
while in without pain and becomes hard For
persons it peculiarly adapted We have tried it."
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-15
PEARL STREET HOUSE,

81 7PaTI Street, VfD OTK.
u EDUCTION IN PRICE-The subscriber respectfully
N calls the of the travelling community and
ciay business the fact that this house and
is offered for their patronage the low price Of
ONE DOLLAR PER DAY.
It's location for business surpassed in New York. and
every comfort, with good living clean BEDS airy &c.
here be had well the houses
One call will surely satisfy of these facts and
maS aW!c ''"'S' '' "e sAMi. C. BISHOP. Proprietor