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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23
NETWORK, MONDAY, JULY %, 1860.
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PECIAL NOTICE.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG 6 90,
DRY GOODS MERCHANTs,
HAVE REMOVED
70 THEIR NEW AND SPACIOUS wARER0OAs,
NOa 10, ~, 10, ~, S3 and SS
DUANE-ST, NL
MAN BRoADwAf.
Where they win o6sr for sale new and elegant stock Of
DRY GOODS FOR the Fa Trade suited to all sections o ne
country. They opening weekly
AMOSKEAG
and
wAMSUTTA PRINTS,
IN new and desirable styles These celebrated Prints are the
CHEAPEST
BEST
sold In the United States and they beg leave to eau the
particular s'sensi0s .. nv.,vn.
CLEARING OUT SALE OF SUMMER
ByBEEkMAEa Co..
SUMMER oARMESrs M is skIGIsay sIH1SsSsyi OFF
s'M~-~ @ OA m .,~ %ITTStT REGARD I'd n TO COST.
NB-TRAvELINe sS.Ts ,bgI,s., MapE Bs,iis TO ORDER
BEEKMAN & e Co. "a Broadway.
w" spss son1sDt Of @Eb&LLoN LACE SETS of the
A. v.:y EPAILISS .I %SkAS LACE GosHARss Sasps ss
Al cent. tach, worth Is cents
Ata cents each, worth 31l cents.
=" - GEN.: e's'' "'''' y GEMS BEEKMAN + Co,
No. 41s Broadway.
HoUsEKESEIRsIINSea IsI Nc GOODS q ! dGs,,nvs
One bloch ssls. g. I Nichols; i ;i Hotel rsnrrr1.os
ssts sHs 70 pAAsRs MAXINE
D0'asI An EXTENSIVE STOCK OF; DRAWER GOODS
Constantly on hand ct LOWEST PRICES.
DEDUCTION in PRICE of GRAY POPLINS.
IL SILK snd Linen JASPER P0PLlNs.
Efdssd 3 E oSTbs sd S1ss ~ ssss p11' Description
Al 0hhA"NN NE Ne. - BaoADwAY
ORGANDIES and JACONETS,
" At sREATEY EEPyGEn Na pa RRGEs ERSa6wAy
Having sHFkED DOWN THEIR STOCK Of Masin Dress
0''o' 1c eaIE SaE f1TEsTIos g, those LADIES
who h.ys R. Y; finished s
GREAT CLOSING ssI e OUT I,,s;,.LI SALE ooons
VI '' "'-'' A'' '' GREAT RUSH
~ CHEAP EMBROIDERY and RIBBON STORE.
The ha. been closed for the Of marking down the
~"'' STRAW GOODS CLOSING OUT
1850 straw BOnnsss al. kinds, &c TO soc
1000 bl''' a,es5ss e :, s 'si5s cf5slSs is 6 SGT ss
500 yards ricb Ribbons orth 15c, lac.
Fine rich Ribbons, half price -
ssoo pairs sll Mis;, SC iac, &c: zoe a'c' alc
100 p'iIfi fAR1sohs ai.;;s i tEosSS, L sf HALF PRICE
Parssos 87c, sc b3c, 7sc., 4L
20v Martillas closing out SOC 73c TO Si
LOO heavy silk twist Nets, l2lc
R,N1s ~, UsiSa oIiT COLLARS CLOSING OUT.
paSnS cISIaISI oTy COLLARS CLOSING OUT.
Lace. ss9if Thinning se Hoop sat. Foancing. Flowers
Fsn with large lots Of other good; bought az s@ about
calf price, at a.. w; w; "a hlNaE.S NJ. ai.,.s, a, -,
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NOTICE to ADyERTIsERs.-The only Daily
IN Paper published the Canadian Seat Of Government s
ark 1Ji EbE(, MORNING CHRONICLE. II is taken In al
ven family Quebec, AID eicuStes largely In Eastern
,IrS a. he MI of the Prince Aovertssrs viii and rHE
CfkONICLE an excellent medium Daily Chr9nicle, % per
snnau Ia sov.co Weekly Chronicle R2 do Terms for Ad-
NsEtis!uE Inede kno~n on appDcstlon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23

nODWORTHs JOURNAL for BRASS
H. BANDS" number every month, CONTAINS m usc oi
Brass Bands Psrtsssep psIae H. b. DodwoTa hoiPs's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23

Tie Committee Assessments OF the Board OF
kiaeylnen. will mUNUat Ar IEhSOOS NEAi,
40 Uhce Of the board VI As.essVrs
Inc tJnoSi assossmonts VIII
shen Negotiating 5ht between 0tn and 1th
IVA. TeguIs4lg 5isls,, setweea od .na otl-sys
persons lueTssS having 0plect1ns are noahed to be
pre,tI1. Mich. iuUMEf, Committee
..... Ii ". GkNkr,
GEO SIAhR, Assessments-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23

TTNHE GREAT EASTERN does not afford the
only interest that visitors md In comIs 70
N.w.l ora, will proved by call at Mme DEMORESPS
PATTERN and SKIRT EMPORIUM, No Ala Broadway, at
either Of her numerous branch Waist rsterns
cut 10 ht The form q, S Also reliable Designs OF all the
Paris fashions undenaby best and consequently
The cheapest SkiIts ever offered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-29

Ei; S7$s 3: ss;sss. issss
Ryso Plymouth ior Ncrfoik Sarah holden, and John Adam
F,sI2D Luther cSSa, AM Carrier Courier. Xnslssn Che
a.h..Ir BAH Julsas or, seshsre VI. rAlaaelph!A
SG,,SI '1 TSn, % At rsysr Galveston
DssSsw.y Isaed yssns Nd foi ss-sarspo's; Sa,ss
oP aon hasi h sssoas @
brig Sawyer sshrs james Sarcson, having repAiredI
Adams Passed BY bark Jubies from hatanzas for Peril
h-Ar brig n " Pacser, Lee, Cape Hayden for Boston
.ehrs Dyer Pisrss Boston for r.ngsr; inn BlassJ
nsrwood Camden tor acrioi oists Brown.
e 50 ss;s vs. sss % ssss.r a %%
nah, hysn. I, s.hSw.y cai aw se,l 0ss..
port :sA Ds; A.ss
ses Rs ss.a Ha.,
Cd Ill., s Ss ss
s s%S 81 s,'o 18Th scAs Asrsha Allen BOs'On Kos
Ihss: Waiter and MAJ.
NOBLE FEB sa1AT sSp. MsrcSmcns tsr, WHITE Lon
Ds o's nsony aeon SrSs
ss s ss hs BE
label shssc Boston S1s . Times rhlunsy
va sS sr sa, OBEY * p rs, ses.n
G ssr Is.ss
suf saw S s syg
III sss 49,
Dudley ss 1aisns sar conrsdo Ss,ionsi ssse H.Ssss.
ssn sad a1 S.s S, Of
s s%sD ksn @ II s b.sTS.0
FaachiId Proydence sclrs Vermont Fargo, and Anne ma
lowed 70 sea ctS ss brps Duphirk and Alpne I'M b,n,
Jas smith and WIN Jarvis lsh ships Osborne Howes and
NORFoLK. Feb a-Cld schr Grand Island, Leo. Ports.
GS"h waan ga :cS IVY Clark Clark Boston, Silver
NEW BEDFORD. FEB as-Arr sehr. Sarah Rissst Psssr-
S Ss 1 .s M :esr FOR
Set6pcs SD sssh brig Alex Ml1en enos nsise Tss.
NE ~ tsS AsIn port brig. Vacancy S,s
osrs Gso1ss Prsasa ~ rom ~
~ s ss1 n:.y Eo1o
s9: g Sd for NS9Sss b,, Ss.'s
Es.s Far FAN
H 81 81 @ P P:s B.ss,s e DO
5oE fs1 s :n Nora cnss
sl9Sp Neptune, Dsy. Elia.beiSpcrs
@ ss; F A 's SSu%s
bshs Young Mobile cd s.h brig Sea Lion: Reed Havana;
y .aso Lydia fisSe osnDSs nd Scsas s sea:
ThSfx pEiFhIA. Feb sszA, bari nsne Ryder. Bo..on:
.R5isi 81 81 ~ 0iS 1p...
freeman, RsppsSannOsf ssss.hp soSs@s s
0rtpge Lverpo0I land sd bark Chase Chase Cenfe.
Cos; brig Henry Matthew'S Lampher Havana schr sarah
Upton Barrngton NS (and sid tow Of Bohenlanl Eld
wind NV, briss Trenton. Henry Matthew'S and otbers-
26th-Arr barks ALBION Lincoln Pnkhsm CardenAs; G
A Chase.
xI,;6 IS, sss srr St George rsc-.s ye..
Jamce River; Adelaide Young Phladephia LudWc
Walden and Myrtle, Ellsworth Elzabeihpot Geo Stone.
RiCfiMoND Feb 2s-sld scbr Marshall Chichester. Nyo,r
eRKS Feb l0.Arr schr Pathway, IAnssiaG Phtadei-
Eme1s Dennson NYork Stage Loveland, do; i5sh bark
West Wind Sander. nriEs Hopkins Murray; sawaanee.
diss for NYork; schr Pathway, IAngataf, disg
SAVANNAH, Feb 24-Arr ship Lady Havelock ncrsu Iav-
mock, skoheld LIVERPOOL bark Margaret Bridges London
SALEM Feb 26-Sld brig Henrico; z7th Br brig KAthA
2h.Arr brig Ann Elizabeth, Long Sierra Leone VII New.
port, RI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-29

CALTING THE sTREETs-MAYORB OFFICE, NEW
- FORK Feb a 1885, The following ordnance paed By IL
Commoa Council and approved by the mayor "a Of Febs
other substance n he srees Of New Yort ic the pupe Of
and Coamouaiy Of the city Of new York, in Common Coun
ell Convened
throw sprir kle to b cast thrown srnkied
q any other substance avenue street. aue all0y
hehway or public phase IN the sd city Of New York for e
purpose OF melting any Ice that may have
highway public psce In said city, except such strc5s aSd
avenues portions thereof a. are travelled by the OF
the cry railroad companies wch companies hereby
m.ed continue he of salt inside ana foot
Of their racka under penalty less one hundred
dollars two hundred and ny dolars
AID every offence against the provisions OF hs
Sec. The Mayor and the Commissioners Of Polce
hereby specially directed to the Of section
Of this ordinance DO strictly enforced viola
icrs thereof to be Immediately reported Attorney The
FERNANDO WOOD. Mayor.
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nee Jan. H. IS ,s4o,7ss 5,a5l,lol 1854 ,ssi

Another good exhibit; though the increase in the
export returns is not equal to the increase in the
import entries. The heavies. articles of export
during the past week have been provisions and cot
ton to England, -four to the Yves, Indies, and do.
mestic goods to China. The export Of beef, pork,
bacon, cheese, &c. to London and Liverpool has
been unusually large. Little or no breadstu1s are
going to Europe; the price here will not allow
them TO be shipped with any reasonable prospect
of profit. Our export OF domestic dry goods to
China 1878 $40 IS very heavy for single week.
We have no change to.report in the money mar.
kct though the supply of money increases steadt
w. and we hear Of occasional transactions below
the Acknowledged rates. A sale OF east class four
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~ R..
W FACTS.
CONTINUED HEALTH SKCURED

r.
~ CONTINUED ,4SkSgH SECURED
The lick and those Afflicted With scsofalous
na ee rely
READY REliiF N''
{ RESovAr1s tSP REsonvENr.
These smsdss al The positive curative properties
virtues %s
all other medicines a FaEY n; Ss$ Ssdsf Tsu
we have over one thousand cases record proving the u
q eg Hs;S s' Ne
and given "a Lease Of life those who
covery .'
IN all Marap ans Ne cGnsssvs and other
i M . FILLS s.;Ss sl
an attack Of these d Bilious tTsq SisGkpaSs
Liver Complaint Dyspep.is Costveness Of the
RoTs and %Is he S Of msl:de. that follow
.onai dose q READY RELIEF, will quickly I'D tho system
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
chcsr. pyssRteTy FVI Chclern Moreas p'arrh@s &C.
s1e md Kent n dSssnce
few hours r'''' Fh m H;;3t = sssa
~. M Govt NsursGa Tic Dcle' sn! Coap spass
W sssss'
YIN speedily rssvs the moss e1cucasng pain and radically
u. PAINS AND ACHES ~,
pars or psrts q The body aed with pains or ses. w IN
few ssS r. 2 sss re sST
In all disease; Of the SKIN sores Ucer Fever sores t.
ana fa'''A '0 CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES
qua. RxDWAI's RINovATINa REs0IvENr an q g.
We h.vs ben sursa Of Ws.a Lans. Bss.sas
80 -''' kADwx7 CO.'S Principal ONCE.
No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-29
Supreme Court-General Term.

Before Hon. Judges Sutherland j. Leonard and Bonny
FKB 2s.-In the mater Of John D. ftromer in this
case reported yesterdays HERALD, the Court granted
trial. and held that Judge Davies, before whom the
tried erred in charging the jury AFTER they had
been elaboration twenty hours TO whether the
prisoner guilty Of manslaughter whether was
justnable homicide
The People Mortimer Shdy-9hc motion for Q new
trial in the case Of this prisoner who Is sentenced to be
hanged for the murder Of John Ieary down
argument Saturday next 10 which day the Court ad
iOurncd-
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MIR. Felix Belly and the Nicara gaa Canal

The following is the translation Of letter written by
Mr.. Belly to the Independence Beiye:-
PARIS, Feb. :, 1860.
To IHr CMKf EprroG THE lNDEpSNDANCE;-
In your issue to day published elegraphic des
patch from London, stating that the Belly plan for the
construction OF the Nicaragua canal Is abandoned
do not know how far the newspapers have right to
accept which might n serious prejudice to
great interests from such irresponsible
Geographic agency But, for the truths sake, give the
formal denial 10 what You publish today concerning
me- and intend proceed against the writer thereof by
all legal means.
So far from the plan OF the canal being abandoned,
there has recently been despatched expedition OF men,
tools and steamers which should have srrived the
spot by this time had not been for the rghtul soru,
OF the Slh of January which has boon the Of the
loss OF the Jules. Cesar.
The Paris convention granted me, moreover two years
delay 10 the work. and its last notification
but from the month OF June last have still sixteen
seventeen months before my abandonment can be pos
sible.
FELIX BELLY.
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CLEARED.
Steamship Arabia (Br) Stone liverpool-E CunArd.
steam Steamship Gnned Kingdom Br). Mekelried, Glasgow
Steamship the South Lyon ssvAnnah-s L Michin
Steamship Chesapeake, Crowen, Porland-H Cromwell
Ship Eeancra sr5 Gsn ni %n.Hsrpgw scSmt .0n'
Ship & s .1 s sSss a'f
Brig Maria johanna Dusch). zwanenburg, Amserdam-
B!i BIS f.is.n Button PSr. noushson
B Brs resan Wsor Ne. rcsn Ward Co.
schf LIE Boat Heed, Port M.ria-Hiusr 4 Houshtou
wsss Heating
sssT SGSsiysy ES. 81: PPRil.SslpSa Mckee
Steamer Artisan, Fowler. souiS X%Doy ' '''-
ARRIVED.
usvsns sh % .sc s. , "a .r a.
rived e battery 'sf AZ sIS ie. : passed
an: AND sssnS S s.
steamship Augusta. woodruff. Savannah with mdss and
rsnsoas hrs1n ies New eess ssh .
for assssrs:
ssam;h1: 2Sassr
Alabama, hence for Savannah.
Ship Tropc cof new Bedford, Loros Singapore and Pc
shp lnyineble, Kinsman Liverpool ST. with mdse
~ si "a
lon passed ship csrS BOSOM sssIns ME m
Ship A...i, Ans vaulich smyrna Nov 2 Gibraltar Jan
1
Bark Hazard COT Ne wporp. Williams Pernambuco Ian
70 with TO master. sd inst Cape Henry, spoke
bg eupposed Russan from for Hampton Roas
Bark Wright Jr Cof Boston, Gibbs Cenfuegos 10 days.
with sugar Ac TO master l2n inst lat g. IS spoke brig
Ion IS spoke Rival rom Aspinws for Darien with
.s 1 I q 8 ssa sss
v sS s,. Anna 1Srsy sO Boston, Griffin cardenas days
Brig Umpire lof Boson) HRgins Cienfuegos Is days with
meiasses 70 Z King Co; vessel 70 Thompson Hunter.
mahogany Ac to Thompson Hunter 2ls inst lat ST. lon 7s
o. was In company with ship Soerno from New Orleans for
Boston ih ms LAT e r. lon 80 saw scar Harriet from
schr Mary Brewer from DO fhboh fer New York The brig
Uranus Church. from 81 Jago Mansana load
was n Cape Cruz when the passed. and pilot board
Brig Grace wor.hngon Freehey zazs Is days with sugar
Big k s1s1 s ATsSy Psnsacss . with yellow
snnken schooner with her stern Of hailed from
New York. had white quarter rail- and gih eagle her
board the Katshdin rigging standing and sails
bent
scbr L Bowman Wooster Mayaguez FEB 10 with sugar
1c to Onaavfa Go. The frat part OF the passage had
sckr James Brady, Hall, Virginia, 3 days.
echr Moderator Letts, Virginia, days
Schr A j Dyer. RoRers Enzabcthpogt for Boston
schr Rival aatsr, Eisabethpost for Stamford.
sssansr Ksnnsose. HAD. fhiiadeDHM
Steamer New London. smith. New London.
Bsyk Vim wSoa,de of Brunswick. Me'' rsnaeu, from rr
echr Mary Brewer, Lowe, from Mansanna-By pnc boa
SAILED.
Steamship Star Of the South Savannah ship Canovs New
OrlesnA
Wind during The day TO s. very Hshs a. 10 Pm, calm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-29

BowERr TmArRE-Mr Geo. Jamison will appear this
evening, by request Macbeth in shakspcrcs tragedy
Of that name supported by II Allen r. Johnston, Miss
Annie Senter and the principal members OF the company
culari,y entitled "seeing ooyne" will Aiss be given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-29

BROADWAY Boupon-The five act dramatic version en-
titled Tho Hidden Hand" having made . decided hi,
this beautiful little theatre, VIII be repeated tonight
Mrs. C. Howard, II. Watkins aud ]. T. Nayle sustain
principal Characters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-29

NEcHAsIu' HAI--Bryants' Minstres are received each
evening BY crowded and delighted audiences, who attest
their admiration in the heartcst manner. Tonight they
otter a programme interpreted with variety Of new
songs, burlesquee, dances. &c.
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Canadian -four firm, with sales Of $50 bos at
IS co. 81 TO- Southern 1our was hrm and IN good
range Of the above prices Rye -four steady qno
taeOns, with sales Of about 1856 bbs Corn meal r
with small sales Jersey a. &3 90 90 10. Brandy wine
WAS quiet 1t "a Is. Wheat WAS In far demand,
but the hymness Of holders checked sales which
limited 10 900 bushels Milwaukee club 81 81 Barley
malt WAS nrmly hed at Soc. = 90c Corn heavy and
easier and the demand moderated gales Of IL 900
bushels were made including New Jersey and southern
% hc TOO and mixed as rs &c and Southern white
at 1sc &c Rye was FIRM sales OF 900 bushels State
wero made at Sc.
CorToS.-The market without further change
While the sales embraced about 600 bales closng mann
~ on the basis u the wing quotations. though some
brokers quoted mddipg uplsnds Il IL sc.:-
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
az feeass AID 'sss tat~sdd s~ sss NEW yosK nxsAsS
YORK-r.Is DAY.
Sun RISES 50 MOON SETS OIL
Sun SETS .......... ~ HIGH WATER. morn ] o.
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CITY COMMERCIAL RUPoRr.F

TUESDAY, Feb. 28-6P.M
Aus--he market was quiet, with ANAL ssles Of pu.s
at 5kc and Of pearls u 5hc. -tN1 4 .t
BRSAneTUvA-Four-Th The market for Stste and Westorn
brands more active, and prices sustained Tho
sales footed up about 1000 $4,000 bb cioEing within
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BOSTON, Feb 2s-ship Mongolia Nelcher. from Liverpool
his port Peaked Hill Bar Provinccsown at high
wsaer to day but came Pm, without appareu,
and Is below.
Brig Jean Bapte ashore at Wood End has four fse water
WAFER Her cargo viii be badly damaged Steamer Rescue
WI endcavor 10 get her Oh At next high tide.
WILMINGTON, DEL Feb 8-Bark suliote from Cardenas,
bound to Boston, has put In bore leaky.
schr Troth from Bsdaore the lSth sprung aeak or
Cape Haaisras threw overheard portion Of cargo
HIGHLANDS Feb n sunsst-No award bound vessels i
aGha Wind sw; weather hAzy
SANDY HOOK, Feb Is, sunset-Bark WIN woodsde going
The bay Two outward bound shps anchored ~ sw spit
Wind BE- Light weather clondy, and hazy the
Miscellaneous.
sHir JANE WALSH Of Yarmouth Ne, from Liverpool for
At the Merchants Office In Providence for 5000
BARK ATLAS from New Orleans for Boston Cefore report
ed, reaans ashore Tho steamer Forbss made another
attempt 70 get mar OF 4PM 2sh, but failed The cargo -
bsr in Der present poson, and 10 shine
smooth Tho bark does AXE 20 Satur
day. 40 bales Of cotton have been landed the beach Add
oo bales DISCHARGED into lighter scnssde No aem.t WI
graphic despatch dated 2sh sttee tha she nad been die
charged, and expected come Oh hat evening.
BARx AzoR, Hatch New Bedford rom FayA had very
boeroua passage The rss daya he wiad from
westward moderate gales from lltn 10 2 inst expert
eced copnus ceriy gales blowing 70 ferrous MAJ she
could carry nothing close reefed main opsAh mos OF ,hs
everything as;acbed.
BARK wHsArIANn at Baltimore h not leaking much. and
Die captain states thai her may no; be greatly damaged
She has but 60 bsxs e0Gee.
BANK AlrfoS LINCOLN rnkhAm. II Portland from Csrde
the lth gale from w, o~i 6 bids moiaesss Oh
3epk, Rove bu,~arss, LOST e'nwstcr, 40
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DRoF. Q. DE aRATHs ELrCrRIo on

Ph00tr. Y. DE 9kAThs ELkCIk!C OIL.
The cures made by Prof. DE GRATH, with his "Eoctc
on are 90 near miraculous resemble the famed
ure accounts Of similar ancient by The annon
aneons % satsactoy and mgang Of human Ill., 70 CALI
public unconaries and tbose having public
Institutions for the sck and suffering, look wen into
well attesed merits the simple efficacy Of this Eecric Oil"
NAY or the same to be forfeited the Electric u sold Phi
adepha fails TO single Of rheumatism pair in
the back limbs piles purns sores ucers
cakea breast nipples bronchial affections glands
felons sness the joints sprans br uses
Price &C., &c and 81 per bottle
For sale by BAKNkS 4 PARK 10 aud Is Park row. and
druggists and dealers ger orally. DEPOT Phadephn Pa
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL

TUESDAY, Feb 2S--6 p. N.
The following is q comparative statement of the
exports exclusive Of specie) from New York to
foreign ports for the week and since January L.
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nR. VHLPBAU'S CAMBRIDGE SURE CURE FOR
sore throas canker, burns cuts nipples uleerae
foul BREATH &C IL has been
yaang sore nrcsss Low rseing For sale by all druegs
j. BuRRILl Co., proprietors, l02 Nassau street..
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American Ports.

APAL ACHICOLA. Feb 22-In port ships General Berry
Ing "a Bosion ds Barney; Barney for SYoI DO Me-
sf @ S a'' St @ assf FL 81
Gray Liverpool do CLEANER Chandler for Norleans cg
a% FOX Boston dg DAM BOWL Head for Fan River @
d :s Ssos
s is lSn wis s xp .ch, jaime. Hou,. sDr.,u.
Fan F River srOwH Brown and BeulAh Henson SYosk
Liberty ATKINS Noriese. xrgonaas Norton NYors; Sars
fse and ssSS sSss
1odsns RYDER Chsrlssicn; Srss Milton Eoyt HEsxcane Il
n and Ai E os %
$ % S1 Ms dS e.
o 4n Gsyson sy weaver gasRson rRS n L
Gs; ge;sa sssa E nc D
mons; kusene. HAwss ssd oeOrla soyis, Aaaara Lead
s ksTs ,as E & s.y
ad D sis.r VOICE.
.sS Ssso nAyS Mxsst sn f m rS Sss ,eS
' ss:'S .. Sss
Nsysn fIssSs y. 81 ia MA
ship Mary Baich brig Gen MARSHALL
ws Jenlips Hailss Bsiiinore; :Sp: p.yss. Hosssooe
c.sut,s solisrDo rendle.en and r.ragn s%a N9ss:.:
snarson SouSas aoee vc,ansssr, Gorssm. GSssssson;
e S.es
Jayne, Mobile, Below, shp NonEoa, from Liverpool afsr
SExiISSs1 Feb zA .ss.n.sD Potomac y..:es
Flanders Callao via Hampton Roads Lawrence, Clay
pole PaAero bAks Prank tBr), Kelley HAd1ey Kent and
Bay STATE sraTow B0Dn Srs'r Heny T }s1 ss1
FRANKLIN, Ia 3 KrklAnd Knight 81 JchDa r r. schrs
Mecca, Edge,, MAyaguez Chae strong Loeum Mist DIS
sosway Phips amifh, and PennsyvAntA LadA York;
Nathaniel Chase. Doane, savannah Cid scamshp Parkos
burg, Powell NYork: brig Green's Herbert Havana seas
dence Sid sp Scotia Nskely, Rotterdam; schr Harmless
Maria tBr), Vincent. Haifax, Ms.
Mh-Arr o. TED brig Atlantic, Nassau, MP; schr Petrol
Also arr ship isabea Nonevidso brig Marietta Dema.
BIiCKaPORT Feb 24-sh schr Yankee Blade Gray Sauna
DUN0ENE1e VT, Jan 22-OG, chip Milwaukee, Ahoaes
from San franciDco, bound up the Sound.
DANvERS, Fob 26-Arr schrs Widow WadmAn Smith
NYork; 9Th q W Baldwin, Crowel do.
DIGHTON Feb G-Arr schr Dean, Cook, Baltimore for
SDGARTowN Feb ss--Arr scArs American Chief Pres,
fredericksburg for Boston, Sarah Hoiden, Rocxand FOX
PAIL RIVER, Feb 2s-sld schr Brazil Hawes NYork
16{h-Afr schrs Emma J. Day HACKNEY. Potereburs
9Th, James Nelson, Bur Philadeiph via Cape Isian
who're che hsA been ashore and Taunson
GLOUCEsfER. FEB 7S-Arr schr We're Here, Scorer So
vannAh
1M-Ar schr Texan, Lincoln, NYork for Eastport
HOLMES HOLM, Feb "a. PM-Ar bark Uuon Kendrick
Boston for St JaRo schrs Maria Pickup. Baker Boson i
Wilmington NC Luher Child Kelley do for BshmHe hii
Carer FAX do for Norfolk Courier do f rha A..
phs Sid bark Belle brig Lydia Slower; sch GeornA Fly
Ss-xrr bark KuSr.sm Hiissms JOHNSON. Baluuore for
Portland; bres Levia.bxn bofses Cardeuss Tor eeon:
Sa~yer Brsdey NYork cr Portaud s.hrs American chc
Yesey frederkscag fof E9s<ou. Emma, Vent fredess'
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Port Of New York, February rs, 1850.
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permanent association OF shoemakers, called the
~Mnxblenesd Mechanic Association, was organized at
crowded meeting in Iyceum HAll this afternoon This Is
90 among other evidences that the Narbehead strikers
ere going practically 70 work TO obtain their demands and
- gstAn for the future their increased rate Of wages
~ an evidence that the shoe business vii, experience
govwal rom the present movement, vii. state that one
hue establishment in his town work night and d,y
- H1et the orders already received. As the strike
reods ana continues the quantity Of goods hand will
Heso Daseraliy essened 70 lead inevitably To an in
reass u prices This In not only true o. Marb iceaa bit
MI sver Essex county, 10 which there are usaay NO les
than $1,000 stoemakers employed.