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THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY

THE GRAEEENBEhG CDMPANK
Have file an array Of certificates anexamped ios Respect
ability These have been submitted TO number OF gene
men of great distinction and reputation, who have gnea
their certificates to their genuineness as follows:
hereby certify that have examined large number o.
testimonials exhibited to By the GTaetenberg Company
in saying thas they seem to be genuine and entitled 2
confidence of the public. Ny personal acquaintance Win
some of the members Of the Company fully Justihe me IN &
pressing the opinion that their medicines worthy con
hd enc; w., T. 80 1910 FRANCIS HALL.
hereby certify that have examined number Of tesimc.
mails exhibited TO me by the GraeenbeTg Company as
to the merits of their medicines; and take pleasure N say
ing that they present evidence OF genuneness, and are hee
fore entitled 70 the confidence Of the public. ,,y,,s
January IL, 1913 n. BANSo'
The Graefenberg Company having submitted to large
number Of testimonials to which the OF The Rev y
Bangs d. D.. and Francis Hail. ESQ., Of Newly oh, are az
fixed having examined said testimonials and found theh
genuine, take great pleasure IN certifying that the a9o.s
named gentlemen of the very highest standing ana re-
spectabty and that their names should give the greatest
weight to any thing to which they may attach iheW
Lefest SEAL Meyor Of the City of NewYofs.
Mayors Office, cityAall, Jan. II. 1S47.
~ The Rev. N BAEas, D. D., is one Of the most eee
brated ministers of the Methodist Episcopal CHURCH am
rRAECTs ALL, ESQ., Is equally celebrated as the editor anu
proprietor OF the New ofk Commercial Advedlsst apH
~. The General A gent for Louisiana and Mississippi, is
y. HANsBhOUGH, " Camp street, New Orleans La-
70 whom applications for Agencies may be addressed
EV For sale BY WELD & co. PeriC deal A gents, ~
race and Customhouse st.; g. VAN FELSON, corner
gazine and BertholOmew IS; ]. WRIGHT ~ CO. loi
TTna95es LLADO, sonde street. New Orleans;
Iygky Postmaster City Of Lafayette; j. J.. van
ss corner Camp and 81. Mary strBstsi JOHN
FL corner leyee and Seventh streets AaaTeitei
Hau S'' 1e''' ~ bkhEOT, CsuoltOH. Ia.
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DAGUERREOTYPE-
ELEoTRo-MAGNETIo PoRTRArrs

u the application of the above mysterious agent n NJ
- guerre0type Ga discovery of the subserber The nd
signed Is enabled to produce PORTRAITS Of the roost
superior KIND In SINGLE sECoEDcatching the precise
expression instantly and fixing indehby upon the silver
pae - Those who wish TO retain in their families good
Of relations q friends do moderate
price, Rooms corner of Canal and Chaftres sts-nrancs
NO 3 ChaItrea street. Tmy3 Iyl w 81 HrTGHINTIf5s-
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rrTIoTANA HOUSE For SALE.

TTNIE IlEASF FURNITURE and GUUU " LII OF
il the FEIICIANA HOUSE, is offered for sale; -
The house will accommodate nearly one hundred fslff
boarden and is full eight months in the year. To l
person acquainted with the Western trade this house would
be great source of profit The present occupant wishing
to retire ofe the above fine establishment moderate
terms For particulars. apply the premises corner Of
au2sT JAMES ROACH.
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10 Hfs COZ LoVE.

TO HIS COY LOVE.
1.
pray thee, leave, love me no more,
6ail home tire head you gave me,
mi IN vain that Saint adore,
What can. bat will not save me;
1rbese moor half kisses kiil me quite;
Was ever man thus served,
Amidst an ocean Of delight
For pleasure TO be starved
IL.
esto,y me NO mere those snowy breasts,
Will azure rivers blanched,
rsyi,sre whist mine eye with plenty feasts,
Vel is my Thirst not stanched;
n Tanfalus thy pains ne eF tell,
a. me thou ART prevented
MS nothing to be plagued IN nell,
But thus in heaven tofmeh'e1'
III.
Clasp me no more in those dear arms
Nor thy life comfort car ne e.
n tbese are but too powerful charms
And do but more enthfah me-
Rni see how patient ] am grown
IL IN fhis coil about thee
csnn0t i've without thee.
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NOTICE 10 THE LAnIEs

Those that initiate Dr. TOwnsends Sarsapailla have in
varaby called their stuff great Remedy for Females ete
and have copied bills and circulars which relates 10 he
complaints Of women, word for wod-other men who put
medicine, have the great success Of TOnsends
Sarsapaa In complaints incident to females recommended
theirs although previously they did number of these
Mixtures, Pills. ETC., injurious females as they aggra
vate disease, and undemine the constitution.
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This certificate ooneusvey proves that this Sarsapar ha
perfect control the most obstinate disease Of the Blood
Three persons cured in one house is unprecedented.
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oPINIONs oF PHYsICIANa

Dr. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from Pbvs-
clans in different parts of the Union H ~"
Dis Is 70 cey, that the undersigned Phvseians of
ne Olty 81 Albany, have in cases prescribed n
valuable preparations in the market y w "a ils most
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MMMNMMMNa

NhV NEN5 No Sb We SS
ToPLANTERs ENGINEERS and MECHANICS.
THE Subscriber Agent for the Manufacturer has in
BRASS Cocks fer Steam MACHINERY which, he i selling
at Northern prices The following comprise part of the
ROUGH STEAM BlBBs-1l. Il. q. %.L. u. Ia "a.
ROUGH rs STEAM s9l II sT TOP to 81 inch;
DOUBLE FLANGE CoCKs-l to sinch;
sG9GE cooSs-as.orts d. patieln tG inch
STEAM sT9}PS; PLAIN BTBBs;
COPPER PIPE-n lengths Of 10 to is feet from Il inch in
Persons engaged in putting up Machinery and purchasers
generally are invited 70 examine the above articles
OIL Between Bienyle and Customhouse streets.
REMOVAL.
q HAkbWak ELI IRON fSe EO &o men SR1.s s9Sh
from Nos. IS New Levee and 50 and 40
Nos So and 81 C1HP Street " opposite
Natchez street. where they have hand and constantly
turers fun supplies of every description of GOODS in their
line which they offer for sale at the lowest market PRICES and
accommodating terms. Country Merchants Planters
Mechanics and purchasers generally requested to call
portion Of their stock on hand and afloat, viz
800 tons English BAR IRON, round square and fiat
80 do Pennsylvania
10 10 d do i'n Dc. Boiler Iron
gsS bundles Brsziers' Rods SIG and Il. round
300 do. Sheet Iron, 10 to Is;
600 do. Hoop Iron, to inch
III IL
100 plates Tennessee Plough Iron
100 f LsaV cut N FI9S snd P Hf2EIas
100 kegs Pressed spikes
80 200 lbs BRAZIERs' COPPER, 10 to 100 ID sheets:
5000 lbs. Block Tin speIter Zine, Sc;
10000 lbs Cast, German, Shear and Blister STEEL:
ANYILS, VICES SMITHS BEL
-. LOWS, Sledge and Hand HAMMERS;
stsoSS65' s P6d bPifs Screw Plates Fire lions
Files and Rasps American and English LOCKS of every
cl;1;,rr 49, - MI.
Bntt and Parliament Hinges; WoOdscews;
Shqers and EaseHeTs Of every deenpOn and patterns
Brass and Block Tin Cocks and Faucets;
Hand Pane, Brass and Iron back SAWS;
Seythes and Scythe Sneaths;
shOvels and Spades, (Ames' Woods s BOurland,s);
Crown, Louisiana, Carolina and Grubbing HOES;
G f6 FE5h Br east Log HateE and Coil CHAINS
Gun Locks and Gun and Pistol Flints
Single and Double, baueed GUNS and RIFLES;
Corn Coffee and Pepper MILLS;
Curry Combs, English and American;
E H sna A pas StlITrups pts BUCKLES; etc.
HSmes &c Cart SADDLES Sias and s BRIDES fI FLooGHs
Combs; Paper Pens; Shoe Thread
ann and i Shoe Fhe"a'h Floor Tooth Hair
shOyels and longs Fire lions Brass and Iron Andirons
TIHSWARE, full assortment;
Pocket, Pen and Desk KNIVES;
SCISSORS and RAZoRf Pb a C1 sRye s 0n
Cork Butcher and Shoe KNIVES Angus Chises Gouges
CARPENTERS and CoOpen' PLANES and TOOLS, of every
Cotton, Wool and Horse CARDS:
300 coils Manila ROPE, from 6-thread to 7.iuob
Io0 do. Taued do; do. do. do;
50 do. Marine and Housine:
9AkUMIi M, TAR, PITCH and RosIN;
Spirits TuTpentine and Varnish
00O0 lbs Pure Atlantic WHITE LEAD;
TO- 900 lbs Brooklyn Nos. and 2 White Lead:
Hy0 kegs Black, Red and Yellow PAINT:
10Y lbs. Chrome and Paris Green; 500 lbs Verdigns
20 tons CASTINGS assorted
l501 French Pots, assorted 1 TO so pints:
MILL and GRINDSTONES; Sheet Bar and Pig LEAD,
Lead Pipe, and variety Of other articles too numerous to
mention oet2 Fl
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FpEvcHmAN's PLEAs-A Model Husband
THE 15azene des TrsBaRdHr reports case, heading
il On mari nod2le, in which one Deiert, accused
IF ill.treating bis wife, showed great fertility OF
,o1sos setting out with declaring his wife per-
e.cton and MS love for perfection also But,
said tie president, you get drunk every day.
g All tbat Is TO drown my grief; have had
losses. {" You will do absolutely nothing. =
''Gref, Mr. President, grief, again; II breaks one s
ar1oo - g And when your wife expostulates. you
beaf her. g Who ha seen me beat her Where
Are he marksl Never, never" Bot your
neigbbors have had to Interfere, alarmed by your
wfe's cries" And did not open the door to
them, and knew not how sufficiently to praise my
eycelient. nv rare wife ~ g But they have seen
her CIV, and heard her complain /" The simple
effect Of nightmare, Mr.. President; my wife has
troublesome dreams, she dreams beat her" But
the two teeth YOU broke in her mouth? :" that
was the had quality Of the water. We both have
broken teeth from it." Defert was sent to prison
f,r q month
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General Agent of any District this can b. sgenrsl
q Families should club together and get an ia,,a,
supply OF the medicines eulaa
8. Emigrant societies and other philanthropio h,,.
should furnish them TO the needy. loala
EDWARD BARTON. sso,.,..-
Office of the (q7aefenBerg Company, N's'aH
No. so Broadway, New York, MaTeh, 1913.
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Tua ogAaFnNanRe coMpAEY

THE GRAEFEEBERa
Il COMPANY hereby
announce that they are in
coTpOTated by the Liegisla-
ture of the State Of New
York. The incalculable
importance of conducting
the Patent Medicine BUSH
ness on elevated principles.
and Of furnishing remedies
adapted 70 the public wants,
has Jed to this step. The
Company would suggest
that the following steps be
Immediately taken
/. Every neighboEhood
should have its Graeienberg
Depot, By addressing the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

R,,r,su VALoR-The Chronotype says that the
-a,,' If The slesmer Niagara loaded the cannon
and ristols and got out their cutasses, etc. ana
held themselves in readiness TO defend themselves
e'I ,bsir shin 10 the DEATH" from any attack
dIat should be made by the Irishman " that struck
CENT Rlrie. y
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,,,-,, BoUSSNGAULT's CHEMISTRY
gsI received By WELD & CO. NJ, - -. -.
CbEMisTRK APPLIED TO AGRICIJSi,I1P II ks q
Nses@~-r ol6
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,o.c,o IHOMASTON LThrE
HMM CASKS THOMASTON MFA now pocez
AOOV LIME, af0at, for sale bv y MN
sl9 JOHN STROUD & co las Conr,on 81
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AmOng The diseases % Whch thls WOnde1fu Untmenl
adapted the following: Gandula Swengs, cue IN he
Face, Sweled Breast and Sore Nipples Of Nursing Women
Bronchitis, Fe0ns and Rngw0nns Scad Head, and Is an
Invaluable Dressing for Burns Scads, and Dawn Blen,
Shingles, Erysipelas, Piles.
All Bruises and fesh-cut Wounds are cured with great "a
pidty Fever Sores and Scrofuous Sores changed
into healing condition. and frequently entirely cured
Price Is and 50 cents a box, with full directions.
CONSERVATIVES BALM
Sovereign in all Bronchial and Pulmonary Diseases. Ihs
most desperate and seemingly hopeless cured BY IT.
Price Az hOffe
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract of Sarsapaa has been expressly prepared
reference to female cOmpants No female who has
to suppose she approaching that critical period The turn
Of fe should neglect to take IT, is certain preventive
fol any Of the numerous horrible diseases to which females
subject at this time of life This period may be delayed
for several years BY using this medicine. Morris less vaua-
Bile for those who approaching womanhood, it cal
cuated to assist nature by qckeDng the blood and nvgor
atng the system Indeed, this medicine invaluable for all
the delicate diseases to which sub ec 1t braces
the whole SYSTEM permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities of the body not far smua-
ting to produce subsequent relaxation which the
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease By
using few bottles OF this medicine aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
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N.
1t the safest and eeetual medicine for purifying
the SYSTEM and relieving the suerngs attendant upon child
birth discovered 1t strengthens both the mother and the
child prevents pain and disease increases and enTehe the
food; those who have used it think it Indispensable 1t
highly useful both before and after confinement as it pre-
vents diseases attendant childbirth in costyeness piles
oTamps swelling of the feet dependency heartburn vom
ng pain in the back and joints, false pains. hemorage
and in regulating the secretOns and equazng the cireua
ton has equal The great virtue of this medicine is it
always safe and the most delicate and most successful
very few require other medicine little
castor oil magnesIa is useful Exercise in the open air
and light food, with this medicine, viii always insure safe
n aacu nnnfin nant
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Dr. TownsendS Sausparla is sovereign and speedy cure
for lncpient Consumption BarTenness PrORpSus Ute or
Falling OF the Womb, Costiyeness Piles Leuch0nhea or
Whites, obsructed difficult MenEtTuaton. Ineontinence
Of une involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
pTOsation Of the systemno matter whether the result Of IN
hersn causes produced By egusTty illness 40
cdent. Nothing be surprising than it,
effects the human Frame Persons all weakness and las
Stude from taking at become robust and full of
ergy under its influence 1t immedediasy cOunteracts the
nevessness OF the female Frame whchS the great Of
baIIenDes II will not be expected of of de-
ioate nature to exhibit certificates of performed but
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been
reported Thousands of where families have been
without children after using few bottles of this invaluable
medicine. have been blessed with fine healthy offspring
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The medicines issued by the Graeienbefg ComDsn,
sist Of Series pre5minenty adapted to the diseases
they are respectively recommended Great dsreppts W.
tached to the Patent Medicine business by persons
uatoersal powers for a single given medicine Ii
idle, but inpudent to aunt such doctrine in the ses
intelligent community. 1t is contrary to the very t 49,
pies Of common sense. f"Hes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-26

EAsrro Aug s-Au scir Kslos wpid NYork Sid 18th.
brig hight Sons. Cstorn Bhrhadoes 18th. Mary Ellen
jamaica; 18th, Sus pgraham, Alexandria 2Dsh, AvA
Iado ihiladelphia; I'D. fidea. Small. Alexandria;
Bars. Winchester, hlafepis
Fall RIVER August l6Arr brig Arnswap Amy. Charles
tom schs Horton, Philadelphia Tor ID ehtol; Cake do
l7u, Otcar York for Taunton 10TH Shenandoah Phade
Ifia 2lst lark Pc3emo mt Rasdel. Pcto- SD lsthBov
lawrence rietou 10Th. Rufus soule. billing Wilmington
tsurrcsd NC ~ Delaware, Bhcns, Potou bark Rio Cot
tell PhihdelFi Ia.
J.crs rviIL. Avg. T-sctrs Canton Wilson and Buena
Vista, Huson. York.
Nrw ORLEANS, .ug ie-Arr st Mary Seine der Kingston
trs Telegraph tBr) Young Rattan Island schr Horre Gam
Vera Cruz Cid barhs Edwin Augustine York
Ganfc Remmor d. Boston; schr Reanpsgo. Wakenan To-
lasco; Madonna Mcneil. Key West via Tampa Bay Oregon
SILVA Aralaehic,la; Sarah 1rufau. Pensacola .
NORFOLK. Aug. Y-ArT brig Jane, Pinckney, New York
schrs Belle Post Staten leland Id to James River Chief Van
York River Id to New York Andes Keeuey Bait
Id to Norvch Washington Eeber Staten lslar Geo Wash
ington Winow James RIVER I'D to Nantucket Gazette Whor
ton, Alexandra bd New r; Florida Mott Matapont BID
to New York; Ii Williams Elliott Providence Company
Burt do In Hampton Roads-Bak Mary Johnson Potomac
River Id to ston Brig Machgoone Cha nherlan Eastport
to Alexs ndra with gallant mast in the Bay whilst
at anchor the 2ls inst All the outward bound vessels still
detained by adv rss wirds.
Aug 22sld sch Susan Russell. New York, sd,
sloop Elect Kelley, Aibans.
NEW BrproRD, Aug 2-Sd sch fremont Besse mot Keene)
Philadelphia
PRovipENcE Aug 2-Arr slccps Rhode Island Hull NYork;
Sufok.va
PHIApEIPHIA Aug 25-Arr brig Importer Dennis Piotou.
PORTLAND Aug 23-Cld schrs Utica dwards, New York
SAVANNAH Aug a-Arr Bark Vernon Paxton, New York
sALM 2Arr brg 0sceo!a Keneal New York for Ban
gor. Sid, sch Globe. Small, York.
WEYMOUTH 2-n port cbs Ed I'D Franklin from Phila
depha djsg CHAMPION, Brlfn, Hunter Emblem. and Gre
WILMINGTON, NC, Aug 2l-Ar bark Aurora, Willoughby,
Cubs. Cid brig Lady Of the Lake, Hinds Boston.
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Passengers Arrived

LIyEnroOLaPaeket ship MontezumaMrs Frances Bouton
Miss Caroline Bout Henry Bout Of Canads; Miss
Mary Barney do Miss Mary Paee do Miss Mary Monow Mr.
James Monow Ireland Mr. James Bates Mrs Mary Bates Eng
land; Miss Isafel Dickinson do-974 in the steerage
LvERPooL-Ship !vaphoe-Mr John Pridmore. England;
James buchanan Scoanr Rev Mcdonnell lreand Emmanuel
Cssta, Dominica Ferra Decio saar Italy, DIR Robert Hall lady
servant and child, ITelap d-SSl in the steerage.
LIvERPooI--Shp st PatrckJohn Wilson, Dublin; John
Vivian, surgto ship-;45 In the steerage
LIvERPooLShip Mr. De Hart and ga in steeraye.
LivERPoo-Shp De Witt CIinton-Mrs Tobey, of Ireland
Miss PEPPER of England Madame Farow of France Mr. Do Witt
Clinton Smith Isaac Harper James Mercer of New York; Messrs
Dopavan, Smith, PRIZE jackson, Grogap Walsh Tobey Clarke
Smith. Jr and fIreapd-3i7 in the
ANrwERP-Shp Shakspeare-Sr Dcllenbush Miss Mary
Lam enhof Miss Mr. Zeigen Ven Berg, Kerhi
Stsinteck, lady and chd-2S9 in the Storage.
LoNDoNDERRY-Bark Fanpy-Mr Covemer Mr. Guilty, Mr.
Aimdon, akd 100 in the Storage
HAvRE-Ship Hercules-srC Huber Huber servant
Mr Guyot and lady, Mr. woodbury. Mr. Harris Mr. Chas
kienen Mics En- Mettermeyer and 40 in the seerage
RoTrERDAm-Bark Wesheag-C l. Gilargof, Lemare,
ard co in the steersge.
Observation-Disclosures brig London Packet-R Becker lady
child, Mrs Richter and SO in tie steerage
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S.. S:ss R.siss $s
turn Warren, lawtcn, ae, DUH. m 4 omond.
Lava s sss Prsa w .Ss sG A'ss
Msssr sss1
cI ses l,I P zig Bay e Lewis Fanny tBr
mony NeIhews& Go; osPsy tBrl Conrad Halifax Ms Hun
udsOn BesiiDg Key West A,hly Fisk Co Essex, Cooper
fredericksburg arrived
Packet ship L"wr Liverpool s ws %ase 70
hsnss H. lon y a. saw
c. July sssSsHs double asss ss
York, breaking AID drcad mutlating The
leg Of Edward rahay; causing scalp wound g
sP passed & with
wh
gene o, rot was running tsoe the wind usds Close rsesd
tine main topsail and fOsli Aug - lat - IS
spoke hark Augusta hence for Glasgow; l6A lat A TO-
Ship Hercules Mhdan GavIs 20 DAYS with mdse to Schmidt
Of brig of about 100 tons from had been
sRa @s Po Ss ssa S ss ss
arch on her srD green eulwaks apear to se new vessel
ssnd a % liT M M An sr
bOdia Of Bsv.y full for Boston Was boarded by the News
snip lvunhoe Edwards Liverpool July 81. with mdse to Tay
rsrO,ted Yesterday caulkins Liverpool July
in Ship hS. s for New as to h ns Sasa
Ion CO, at p M, saw steam Hen mann.
ship De- Funk vspc July y s,r with %a0 TO to
Liverpool ih inst the Grand Banks sesr Torpedo Of Be;
"a Ion 81 ~ exchanged signals with steamship Hermann hence
for Bremen.
Wit, n sNs:s1s sss s
English ship standing short sail
ing ard her deck load of timber nifty crank
could ascertain her I'D lat a. lon 81 30 sdoke ship
by, Somiies East Of The the Hook ''' ~ " NV '''"'
Boarded NJ by the News Bay 30 miles East Hook.
sr n hs dn sa Gsan 81 ssS
Sanders with $4,000 fish, for home in days Ib lat 49, Ion
81 81 spoke the Gen Green Of and from Boston days out for
Weskeag (Thom Bartlett Rotterdam As days
with gin. to Schmidt Balchtn.
M Bark Martin Brett sray coG River Gam
The has been days of Cape Henlopen Sid with
barb AdaTo for New York lat 81 81 Ion 6 3d. spoke
Bremen gaio brig London Packet (reported yesterday
Wekmeis,e 9. dayr in ballast 70 Meyer Sucker
Bulkey The has had pilot board five days with
British chr Jane sprOut shellmut Halifax Il days. with
Schr r hipturn, Daniels Newbern, NC, days
Sehr Anr, Hopkins Petersburg days.
schr baltimore Mes.erya, Cold Spring for New York.
Schr Orator God, Ellsworth.
One ship; also two square rugged vessels, unknown
Sailed.
Ship Columbus Liverpool.
The News Boy spoke yesterday M Sandy Hook E. %
deha Tor Boston; also schr sarah Elizabeth soners from
Phade hia for Providence das out also schr Tene-
rife toi Bristol from Philadelphia for NewburypOr On
Monday night last of Fire leland in heavy blow from NE,
carried away her main tolmast
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~ ARiTImK ssTEL. q O =

Commanders OF vessels bound To this port, viii
fer favor upon us by having all parcels papers and
reports int. pded for the New York Be,aid resdy for
immediate delivery to our steamer. the News
Boy. She will board inward bound vessels in the vi
entity Of Sandy Hook Those bound to other ports,
whether for eign domestic will confer aditio nal
favor by forwarding TO the Herald, through the mail
r otherwise ship news papers that may be deem
ed Of interest to the community. We will gladly re-
ciprocate the favor.
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mov,ments Of Travellers and Tourists.

The principal hotels, last night, exhibited an
influx of travellers and tourists that but for the
admirable accommodation provided, would have
produced considerable embarrassment to those
anticipating the exclusive Injuries OF the New
York hotels. Atthe Astor, amongst multitude Of
others, arc recorded the names of J. Randall,
Georgia R. Finn, Charleston; w. Nicolls, ID
u 8 Artillery +. q. Day, ST. Louis M. Sea-
bone, Washington Colonel Webster, u. 5. A. !;
]. C. Ford, Savannah. At the Amrncan-R.
Gatewood, KY. j. Glbbon, 4h Artillery w.
Peck, Top Engineer Col G. +. Smith, U S. A. !;
]. Newton, U. :, Engineers. AT the Howard
MIR S,ennett, Toronto J. Il. Elliott. Ky; w. r..
Robinson, Toronto; j. Gideon, Washington !;
Hon. DAVID Chambers, st. LOUIS.
Major General Winfield Scott, accompanied by his
lady and two daughters arrived in Albany Thurs
day. They were on their way to Saratoga Springs.
Gen. Brooke and suite Lave arrived at St Louis.
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FROM HAYTI We learn, says the Jamaica De-
spdcch OF the 4th INST, that when the schooner Pa
CHIC which arrived here Tuesday the 1st left Port
au Prince, repeated executions Of persons of color
were taking place there The Presidents return was
momcnty expected, when II believed that a
renewal OF the Wholesale slaughter which ntly took
place there would be again recommended A French
vetsei OF war was at Port au Prince-snd there
none DtIobeng 10 Other nations in any other part Of
citizen EIzee Of the civil department, were killed
II seems that President Souoque who at Jeremie
had only to send To his first general Smiien orders
to saorifce an individual and it immediate ef
fected Numbers of persons were in custedy and II
expected that on the Presidents arrival at Port
au Prince lie would sanction their execution O.
piodvune, .9pg IL.