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Washington.
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
Rejection OF q Post IN Rster at Trenton, So.

Rejection OF a Postmast at Trenton, So.
WASHINGTON, FRIDAY EVENING.
The Senate spent the whole day in executive ses-
sion, on the nomination offs Postmaster for Trenton,
New Jersey, and rsjected the man at last The no.
minee was the present incumbent, Mr.. Cunning
ham, represented on all hands to be excellent
officer and meritorous man, but he happens TO
think that there other men in the nation tit Tor
President besides Mr.. Clay. and that was enough to
kill him with majority of tho Senate. The wings
proper, and all the who profess friendship to
the administration the purpose ofgettins offices
their friends, with the exception of Mr. Rives, vo
ted against Mr.. Cunningham. Perhaps there lsnow
further motive TO try and deceive the PRESIDENT
II that is the fact, shall see them show their
true colors and take decided ground against the adj
ministration The sooner the better. An avowed
enemy is less to be dreaded than treacherous ally
The President has nothing to hope or expect from
the wings and state of things will soon arrive
when will be indispensable for him to break of all
connection with them.
After rejecting Mr.. Gun, lisham the Senate ad-
journed over 10 Monday
The Rhode Island news cxcites much satisfaction
here, except among the men who hoped to make
capital by parading their championship of the rights
Of the people. This class abuse Dorr without stint
or measure.
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ss. S''F sa sd Rs AsstP M Maaa
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S Ssan. k , S P YsBa s. Glove
s,t5 9sst:! es Scott sdsS Myers
ofsi: !ssa 3Easa .Ssy
F Ia I Si'i !i, S%sssas
surss. clcam,n; Perry Ksaon ch,eson May Emily
TT5unly, Bangor Me Brs yose c3lapIsn. Kin;%an.
Cabelo and l. gyla G. Wh,1kef; Minerva Eddy Eleu.
ao S su NoI Efi@S 5 hsep M. An' r
sst We! ~ ts1enbars; a F Thorn, sansod, wini,gton,
M John Ely.ll Hcaiy FIsullin Wight Boston; Can,
bridge, Hail. do; Geneva Curtis, Bangor Me- r. ?. Buck
Arrived.
Packet sip Oxford Rahbone from Liverpool April co. with
90 d sa t. & sS s: :Si1 %sa cGS} -
Savannah Tor Liverpool 9th inst lat u.s. Ion Al 80
& s Loaa a. Ion o . b
II - lon a. sy = large ieebsfs' Sailed 10 &C. with ship
P,els .hg oneida Fanea fron H,vre, April 49, with nd.s
Snip Sarah Ar.ia, Smith, from Liverpool April l9 with
tat &C. e s. ubSmr.onis2 ,tseI,gs pa.ssnser Ia
9s sss re-: o 'iS %. aad s ,. .%
rns tassh and Sc from 70 IL il the night under bart
. sss fs.r e i ss
L2 sss ONO 2so.1 $o .0pf 3s.
ship YsFoo Ta's from Liverpool April 10, with dsc to
ship Hop 10 day. from Li,.rpos. with Hdse to J.
ship saror 50 days from Liverpool With na.e to j.
B,E France Am, Greene tem ST. Nicholas, Care de vsrd
Islands, April r. with u ma.e 40 bd goat skins u sllied
e5,s Len 4 s ga a5a1s bark snf Lsane Ica ~ D
IN, ads Az Nero sh, trig Wing s,ldwin from London for
BaA fisnea cs,lnsn 20 aays fop Amsterdam, with sin,
Nyoh 5s lot , Ia. q lou g9 s snip , ql HS f.
sas. l's q o., ,,1'qd s.a{ ssSn,:d g ssS.T
rf- csls srs es5cr the I'D rlt
cod 20 faber ,srwsrth 100 tons 30 H. W x 7. n. Mali
Wshns.on .ns h., had pilot OF board fSS hse ' ds o
British BARK Marqm Of Bate Fg;sr from Cardiff, W,ie',
Bff Henry Novel;, Merton, IS dsys from New odr.n,
Fanny OF Bos;on for ans 18th lat 20, Ion II vs. spoke
md s'F's 20 'Ef 'ls sse%ser ~" 0s"'' WIN
sssdn Sn ss oa 9' ' r1 Ia s. lon 3
20, ,loke b1s EiajaGd from piq,itsaee for flvap'.
b, 10 Dw 5"ay woo,ey s,h Ut Ia Il TO- oD % g.
S. ef 1o t G NGS with ,i,i,,s 9 Of head the rDdde
Blush rg SAMUEL Goq'rs Eo1R ,, daY. from syaHsg
fo NYok Sd. on Block Island spoke sehr fremont, from
Boston fer Ph,l;dGlphi'i :, a., ,. sr,,, i,,
loe S eHaSr or,s coz. T. B.cIsy ESinsston
Bnc Lawrencs Griffith 70 days f;om New oIsans cotton
D @ Buckley The L. lost her anchors Fdday afternoon
SEN Nils G, tcf B1,imesl FEN RIO G J,9sirQ Arr
60: 80 ogos.9, Co. ss,a p c2 %h pk ,,; INV tHS9os
.se sa 9S y Tor SdpSa Bs oes
MaSH FS 2s NY Tiled T. ISL g Inst rso -, I, Is lon s'
sehr VIM Bryan, Mos, q days from New Orleans with
schf Sea sent. wlnore 2, days from Franklin La live
oak, to d. ConSsr.
Three shiI.. two barks. two brgs.
General Record.
wr'r ISM. Man srr.NrnsThs Trent Capt. Miller, is
expected TO auye here ON the 22d mat from ailaxwll
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main lirtywo hours, ard depart for Nassau N p Havana
Barbados SC Sc Her letter bags will be made the
Agents Office. sieeks court No. as Broad street
PACKET GLADIATOR viii sail to-day Sunday
o'clock, for London. Her letter bags at Glpu's in the
Exchange.
Bnio sPtryprp was got OF Friday without damage and
sHr EMIy Crane Of NYOk at Charleston. stck by
Bsno cav p . a I n . ip on G Nyo. 7
inst with 20 ps'Nsnsers
Sarah from Matapoiss sh for Ats,tie Ocean anchored
in Baryrd Bay evening of day aud remained ann! OF
At Tahiti in Dec. Milo. NIB. oil nc, stated.
Foreign Ports.
LryEsPooL April iaAu Delaware Orleans. Sid Chief
d hs A SNsw rm Ys from Mobile
ssiR Lscqids. fillmore fillmore, Q, %. lsih; sh,ioP
XsS o ARss Aa'S%n wags cS rss
viz M.% ,s isA Clifford Ale,,na,i. WIN Wilson
III Si S s
dg,sy H,1aas st Hsid lam cS, ; ''D'0 ' m
k%o do d. SS A caS nel giS S a
c.Du April sln port Russia for Boston, unccer; illus,
United states Ports.
E.srropr Nav ll--Ar Edw Prebc, Alexandra; 10th Chief
sseRsm NYoss Sid 10Th Lucie,ia Gcorssiown iSh' Edw
,PoRTL4sp, May lsAn Mary Pease, Trinidad; franklin,
sAtsa May isTAq Kenhaw. Norfolk; Delaware rhia
deiphis; Ella NYok Sid l7th Columbia Arr lath Eliza
bcth Philadelphia.
Bo,ro,. May 2oAu Franklin, Liverpool 4,h nit. with us
p,ssenger snd one born the Dmo Cbz Swan
Isa ca a'.if a% SEA cd Cd hiGS S
NOnssns Col Taylor NEW of this port ne tos) Washing
phis; Az. NYork: 18th Reesil., do.
WooDs HOLE May l8-Ar Vesper, Bulls Island, sc.
York
FiLt RIVER May laIAr Essex NYork, via Providence
PaoyiorNcE MAY l9Arr Eliza Hand Philadelphia; Char
lee Ana, do Sid Deborah. Mattapoiset; New York Nav
York
iL.prLrVIA May 2l-Arr India Havana Mercy Jane 81
John, NIB Edenton, Newport Cha Kentucky Rio Janeo;
ashagtop Natsntas; Keelcr Boston; Biddi~ Mid
III. town; Brandy wine, Providence.
BALT,Monr May le-Cd Roanoke. Rio and mkt Black
Hawk, Barbados: Nonps-i Ponce. Sid Eleanor, Charles
ton tpbt Bruce, Savannah; Com. arlington La 0uays and
Porto Cabello; Princess, (new) Havana
RIcrMoNp. May l9--An ID A Somer-, Boston. Sid IN
howrs jersey City; Dresden, load the for Boston.
Cha RLrsToS May l3Au Sir Colin Campbell Liy-Slool;
Superior. Hayre; Bslvid.rc New YORK; Edward. do CID
Angelo Cuba Atiis, " Indies. Sid Nosellc Hvr. Arr
7,h Tllleyrsnl, Frankfort Me-; Falcon New London Caro-.
| lima. Fall River; Bilsnt, DO.
SAvkyyAU May 6Ar Monticello, Aberdeen Eli Whit
Uppn /. BS OWN. and Madison, NYork r. A. Parke,
Liverpool Arr Eth, Monticello, Aberdeen; Ami, 9TH, in lat
- and lon 49, oks Louisa Of Bo"tou standing g the 3'tYad
New Orleans TO Hrre May TIN in lat % 2s aud lon 60
Arr Eli Whitney, Liverpool, via New York; Union New
YoSk; iobt PaIke, Liverpool; Madison New York; Bald
win. New York. Cid Grinon, Trieste.
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Foreign Import ations.

LVERPooL--Shp OIord-5 pigs d Oakley & soa-i Rob.
i9:qn co7ul VIM Martia1soeG Norwood coll Jos
Walker Hutchinson Tifany-l2j6 Pholps Dodge CO..
800 Css-6 Paton Stewg-l J 7 Wovd--2 HarHour.
Gowan itaynes-l Fellows, Wadsworrh col Andrews
II JCor-l E& c Pratt- Young, Smith & Coz < D
V;ndtsEpoN9Nj Gh9n c9-l Geo P,ece-a Tones son
Hsbuck Co-2ai bars 81 bils iron Henry Dwight Co.
i kSs Bruce Soil boiler plates, 80 bdls sheet iron
Corydon Coll BIS Richardson Watson--l bale Doyr
Aliens bales Smith Thmgn es-2 cases Reid smagne-
case 10 order-o butts hhd., 10 Fos-
ter col cask " Thompson easka Homer Frost {
eo5o tons OF coal l720 sacks salt Marshsl
ID Hidden Son-l truss w Stewart-3 Warren
parcel Doyle-i3l ukys ~ oder
AMsryRpAh-DNk Fianca-3O0 bag coffee, 800 ,labs tn
y c,:k. md.- q LeSs 10 Schu-@rl Fave-ts bd ooe
D-lichs kou-en' esk No',temus P-Ienstadi-3o bags
coffee c,k mdke Visitor Duo.wtl3 csk Wlehe
Achl.sni6 pipes gip Phillips Eytiase-l br Gilmors *
Son-l do Blu l.ge & Hutton-1 csk bx 10 order.
BnEMESBr. Joicphins- 29 hams i0i pea cotton bsgsing
1000 demjohns chest Mullen il9 cases cks indie, y
wilton 90 bxs, Wieneken; bxs c w Lllepdohl Is
90 Hoberon; &c de- sism9as spkg, bxs, BeeLeI
Dryden pkg pdze ,'hnnr Mlntqrn 60 pa:s g J
fsld bag Brumlsy pkse Erenpusch on. 9 ii
Simon u bIs bale TO order.
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Passengers Arrived.

LrrRrooPacket ship OIforj--IIenry Drought, lady, fy
children and servant Miss in VIM Horne Miss s. Homo,
reisnd Edw Hickman lady, two children and servant, X
Eyey Gso Griffin j. Seyenson Mys ani Miss Adged, Of
C. Dean, NYogt Mr. Plat Yorkshire Mr. Preston, Wah
ngton City; MIR Redmond Pcnnsy yanie Mr.. Gibson Ohio
370 in the steeragr.
ANsrsso.M-Bak Frsncip-A D. Jacobs.
CPE VrRps-Bark Frances Ann-Alrs. =. H. Morell.
NEw ORiEANs-Big Lawrence-W ~ Peabody, {. Du-
clard 8. Pinistrr J. J. Pensaw-5 in the stserage.
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philadelphia Cattle Market.

MAY 2i.-lIeef Ca,tle-3so head were at market which
1od att cen Is for the best quality inferior low o.
cent" 80 l,nt over Cows and Galveston at mark ct !;
sales from ts to s21 extrn $40 S35. Dry Cows 50 10
SB spr ayers Sll to $40. Hogss0o of,resl sales A.
extra - cents SHEEP 1915 at market, sles 81 70
70 81 rs.
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LrEHrooiShip South-mer-Rev. II. Casw.il and family
81 Lous; Mis-. &. Miller 8 Richardson, 0to A Prters,
York; Mira. Ann Maxwell Long lsland MIA. Chariot
Toomes three ss'e Tonnes, Upper Canada; D. Helenls
Germany; j. Peske, Jamaica, W /; j. j. Hutchinson She
tsid-eQ in SL~ steelaxs
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Passengers to Arrive.

NoBix-Snip Mary Franses-Ars Casey, children and
Er, as H,sw.il and child Mrs Gage and four chldIsn,
Wa,ner. Miss Bryan Miss French, Messrs Jaques Fsbee
1t Ama,een
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CITY Despatch Post.

~ WTLLIAM
rRScrAL Orscr.--Letters deposited before hnlf.pas,
O. hapast H. and half past O'Clock, will be sent out for
delivery at o, I. and O'Clock
BRArcH Orrrers.-Letters deposited before T. H. and
O'Clock, will be sent out for delivery at and O'Clock
ALEX. NJ. GREI0, Agent
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
.Siorss Nos. 2l .7nR aid rs Fniton sfrssiJ



MONDAY.
AT II O'Clock the sales room, .
Large sale Of elegant and valuable framed eha
Wings, choice books Ac Monday IN the large rooms y Ann
street. formerly The Episcopal press also same time 'sua"e
Variety sae-bry Goods clothing iewelry hardware, fam
y and pledged perumsr hosiery groceries,
Also. about aio volumes very choice Books which viii be
arranged la suitable lots.
Also, trunks excellent Summer Clothing 2ohandsome hou-
gamboon London and French cloths sheetngs, sirtins,
gloves tine London shirts three watches seven guns 20 box
1"' "'"' WV '''''' TuEsDAY' u
Extensive sale of sofas chains and French bod
steads &C. by order of receiver halfpas 10 O'Clock the
And aud Fulton street sale will be sold the entire stock
sofas chai rockers dvans beds bureaus and French
bedsads by order and under the direction OF s. Du Ed
receiver.
AT l0la O'Clock in the sale room
Large sale OF elegant tern1ts,s Of al descriptions
At 1915 O'Clock in the large Fulton st sales room.
Piano Fores Harp Organs, Sc.Whout FIVE spcn'
did rsnooe by the best makers good second hand do DO
beautiful double action Erird harp in fine order with all
the late improvements aud additional patent medal; This
splendid richly worth $500 must be sold Also
ne and other articles in the ne also harp and piano.
NOTICE TO FURNITURE BUYERS-WASHING-
~ TON MEEKS, No. 3l5 Broadway next the Hospital
would draw the of the public that he will sell SPLEEN
DID Cabinet Furniture at 10 cent less than tne same quality
Couches, Sofas covered in different co!oed pushes satin
and hair cloth. Of the latest Spring patterns DIG 6m
SION SNfA is s4 ZAP EFHt lsSNS EScS steam
Sxs-zyEX-bolt WAVE WILL ON Sunday, the 22J Instant
leave Pier No North River, at o'clock and II A. My2
be . M Eo,s WAVE % cent ont and after Monday
the 23d instant Iesye Staten Island s1 2 o'clock A. NJ and
further moo St'c
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Died

On Friday evening. Goth inst. by the Rev. Lott Jones
DIT hehkRr w Rye KHAN, Jr Miss ANY A. GARsoS, both
cithis city.
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2ist inst, after lingering illness LEONARD II. RoorH'
aged - years
The friends and scquan.ances of the family aud NOM
oers OF Chatham Fire Company No and the block and
pump makers ofhs city, respectfully invited to attend
ms funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from his late resi-.
dence No. Orchard street.
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The receipts of Ash still continue large about II7s
bbh Pot Ashes hav' been disposed OF ct u and o. the
market closing u.s latter price seor AsLas 100
bbs have been Disposed OF al 81 and 5sl.
Corror-ln vi';w Of the farther foreign adv,css daily
expected the dem and for cotton closes rather quietly The
sales Tor the week ending last evening nncd about
1890 bales incl uding $500 Upland and Florida 81 OF
cents 900 Mo bile, at TO- $50 New Orleans at S: TO-
ana ~ Texas cents short price The srriy during
tue sane per od 56s bales Prices abos the
same as on Saturday last. We quote Upland fair 81 8.
New Orleans fair Ok 81; Alabama isir ga % cts
fhe market il dull Sale. 81 500 bags Brazil
o. ~ cents 400 Lsgu.yra, 81 q; 900 Porto Rico,
, us 9ao Java, II 100 sumatrs 81 90 Cuba 9i, all 1
Poo - and 200 81. Domingo It cents. CASH
~. mere continues @ moderidc demand for
Ne and Prime Pork with sales OF Weer, city ntneet,d
" ss ana rime at So old Mess. 81 is and old
"a 20 20 70 Lower County is held at IS for Prime
% ~ 'or NE Beef continues dull Lard is in ae.
dsa AZ % cent, for Western and for City Rer.
eereu rckied iams sell AZ they arrive a. Al TcLled
csiDt. Of new ana Smoked Hsmse cents. The re.
MI accommodating stock. prices have Secncd - ~ -
cents or frimcs and IL is for ordinary 10 Rood Ncy
Chec'e 'ells about fast as received al "a q co,.
Hon-ffme }" held firmly NJ 50 rs. The trrns,c,io,,
- Ia! cash. n-' " 70 Oh
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARE THEATRE.


PARE THEATRE.
. - MONDAY
,r, Mr Mlnver', Mr. sssnin MIR. Mrs. c. E. Horn.
Inc manager respectfully engage mtns for
humber nights with the above distinguished ,ocss
Tor the purpose Of presenting New York audience
- :, MAID OF sAAONY,
rouhaso UPON s,oa e'sn the life OF Frederick III OF
ru'sia related 9y si,s Edgewo,h L'trobe Zmmsrmn and
with the exception Of three Nsteai Melodies md In.
Charaeiersuc lntodaetion, eosposed b. { = Horn
CHATHAM THEATRE
BENEFIT OF MR.. FORREST
MONDAY EVENING May 2s-Ihs performance will
With WV
RICHELiEU,
Cardinal Rchalisu Forrest Chey,lier DE- M4uprat Knty
Julie de Mortcmar Mira Thorns ' '''
10 conclude with
WILLIAM TELL
William Tell Nh. Forrest Gesler Hail.
Albert. Miss Mestayer.
Doors will open future past O'CLOCK and the
curtain will rise at 3 O'Clock puncutllyl
Dress circle, IS cens-BoSes 50-Pt, 25-Pnvate Boxes
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
MONDAY EVENING May 23-The performances will
Commence with
SAM PAR
sam PAR, Mitchell Mr. Ritter, Horncastlc
Dan Doloous, Graham ID, Monso Baser
Becky, Mrs Timm
Nir Ritter. Singleton
A0er which
- TWELVE MONTHS
Croaksr, Nickinson WILL Master Robesis
May. Timm
To conclude with
BOZ
Mrs. Move gobble Mrs Waits,
Boxes, s. ~ " -
The Doors will irure open at and the Curtain will rise AZ
prsels
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or AMERICAN MUsEUM.-Mntsr Johnny biz.
mond the origin King Of Darkcs who has been absent
from the city for two years has Just returned from New
Orleans and will astonish tho natives this week at the
Museum. Diamond is decidedly the greatest dancer of
negro brcakdowns IN the world and being assisted he
will by Whitock the unrfvallcd Banjo aver and Ehio
plan singer, the audience win have something to laugh
at Miss Rosalic Is cngaged another week; also Celeste
the dancer, Collins, the comic singer &c largo party
OF Canadian Indian warriors and squaws fosn In num-
ber have just arrived and engaged hor. for one week
oniy The wonderful and my.,ertous Gipsey Girl re.
nsins snoher week NO Place Of amusement in the city
patronaQc lhr "~-"' ".
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CAMPHENE.


ITEBb through his inventions OF the articles known
w Csaphene ead Wsbbs Burners. has thrown too much
light ghou this country for to admit Of
hghtcn-d public benz led away ly advertisements which
may the idea tia, the genuine Campene
establishments in this the old
established EMPORIUM OF LIGHT, il9 Broadway corner
Canal street which conduc, dhdcr the immediate
tendence subscriber, Who well known to be the
nal inv OF the .
A. " II. WEBB, General Suyt.
m22 2wi.sc 4i3 Broadway, cor. Canal ST.
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~ WE WOULD SAY TO ONE AND ALL OF
cur readers 60 TO church to-day We called on to
vote but day Of the TO the worship of the
Creator ofhs world and is Tire duty of every member
ofsoeie.y TO obey the injunction.
You who have coughs. colds or who are subject 10
headaches We would advise to take with Won lew OF
shermans Lozsnge: They will prevent you nom d!s
torolng ohs' ana relieve your headache. Once 100
dslphis Reed. Baltimore Duvsl Co, hichmond, Va
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% II, hlthr n :,
Of uninterrupted success has decided on opening ~
turc Room Of the New York Museum th, ovenin~ h.
Sacred Concert. This 10 excellent moyanent 81 -
shall least lynve place free from the inSnc
to dissipation freely dispensed At our public eari.n.
&c. The week will open in worry attractive mnnncr
Tomorrow the largest company Of indiana ever eongrc
gated in this city are to 60 through their Ceremonies Sc
which together with the thousand wonders of INA as, sb
lishmeat. viii draw crowds together.
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DIR. SHERMAN'S
INDICATED JOZENGES.

,RESE celebrated articles have bsea used for neatly
four years, and the yre-sr roo Of their efficacy IN
moving the vaToui d.eas FOR which they
that demand for them has been rapidly increasing and
perso. have used them only continue their
bu, re on, me md them to their friends
COUGH LOZESGES.
Arc the b-t medicines dc wood ior coughs colds,
u,n nton a,t whOoang cough Sr. discovered.
THE WORH LOIkNGES
Are the only ics which . removing II
ever, DESCRIPTION both from children and adults.
TIN, CAMPHOR LOZENGES
Are sovereign edy for sickness anil headache
pai,s,on lowness Of splis and al nervous diseases.
Tn. Hon Aaron Clark, Hon. Edw. j. Porter Ray MIR.
Handcocs Rev . Dunbar Of the icDou=al Church,
have used thew 49,
Office 100 Nassau stroet-Aeents R,hton & Apinwaili
three ni 73 Broadway, Fast Broadway; Cod
driusion Hudson. m22c
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HoRRrBLR.-We learn that man BY the name of
Spear lost of his eyes last Wednesday, in con-
sequence Of being hooked by cow lie was on
board the Louisa, employed in taking stone from
Quincy to Charlestown. In coming out Of Qun-
cy, with several COWS on board TO be landed on
Grape Island, he attempted to bleed one of them
when she struck her head back, and the horn went
directly into one of his eyes and gouged it out
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PORT OF NEW YORK;, MAY ZEE, 1s.a.
Clenrctf.

4 IS 2 81
HIGH & 70
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Domestic Importation

Nxw ORLs.ss-Schr VIM Bryan 1850 hides 81 bales wool
Southmryd son9o0 pigs lead Roberta Wlliams-O9
Dxon--i bales skins Jcwett x co.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Depart urc Of the Atlantic Steamers,
Packets to Arrive
Packets to Depart.
To Ship Masters.

We shall esteem favor If captains OF vessels arriving
here, will give Commodore r. s. Martin Of
report Of M shipping left at the whence they sailed the
sessrb spoken on their passage, list OF their cargo aud
foreign newspapers they have Commodore Martin win
board them immediately their arrival. We will
he favor any way.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE f.r-amed and celebrated ps from Portugal
we peeive 10 be oblined in this country See advertise
ment en- the last column of fourth page. n3 IL
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DENTISTRY

JIyM THORN, DENTIST soics the attention OF those
w who ar.ssial Teeth aud those who may require
the Teeth. Knowing thst there disagTeeable the
mouth OF those vino !nlye ACIDS resulting from the action
inserts tees, complete sell without
ticle Of metal Of any description.
Eh.,nl t,pgs
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET
y Y. Il. BAKNUM, managcrt--ENERN DAY AND
EVENING THIS WEEK, commencing on Mondsy, May
90 Best stiracton in the city! Day visers admitted the
evening FREE,
MASTER JOHN DIAMOND the great and original ne
dancer whose has induced Others his
name has just returned from years. absence New Or
leans and will appear his wond, u dances and breakdown
accompanied by the celebrated w. WIfITLOCk. with his
unysllsd Ethiopian Melodies and EItravssan1as the
BANJO
One week of the mysterious GIPSEY GIRL She
can be priyatrly consulted during the day.
Is INDIAN WARRIORS and SQUAWS dressed in
tn. M47TON.4L COSTUME, engaged for thi, week
only.
MISS ROS.9LIE, the Vocalist; COLLINS. the Comic
Singer CELESTE, thr Dancer .1NIMlL MaGNEc
ITSM NIAGARA FALLS, ALBINO LADY; GLASS
BLOWING.
Grand Cosnorrma, and NOVEL CURIOSITIEB
than contained in any I've museunA IN America.
splendid day performance every Wedns sday and Saturday
afternoon.
Abundance the whole-75 cen--chidren half price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-22

FROM TsxAs.-Calveston dates to the 7th con-
tain no news. General Burleson had returned home.
and 1t Is said, declines taking command of any vo
lunteer force TO cross the Rio Grande. The Texian
sloop OF war Austin, and the schooner San Antopo,
arrived at Galveston on the LIST, but the whole fleet
went to sea again in several days afterwards. Wolf
hunters were arriving from every drection.-Na-
t'onat Inteagsncer, May q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-22
Sales Mt the Stock Exchange.
State Of Trad q.

Second Beard.
100 Harlem RR ais II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-22

DUEL IN FLoRIDA'-Th anticipated duel between
Messrs; Bachelor and Sprow, came off on Monday
last at the halfway house between Apaachicola and
st: Joseph. Five shots each were exchanged and
neither injured, when adjustment of the difficulty
was effected. Both are said to have behaved with
great coolness-Apal1ohicola Gasettc, May7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-22

WEsr fspr, Mail srrANrns-Ths Trent, Capt. Miller, IS
'peced TO auye here on the 22d inst from Hslilaxw re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-22

FIRE ON THE RAnRoAD.-A fire occurred on the
Auburn and Rochester Railroad, in one of the bag
gage cars containing the Utica and Syracuse bag
gage entirely destroying the and contents. The
lie lost trunks and bag filled with valuable goods
and clothing He estimates his loss at $780, MI Blu.
can, OF Anbnrn, Mich, trunk, goods, papers and
ctnthing, $50; Mr.. Stone, of LockPor, 2 trunks;
Miss Rosina Clark, of Utica, estimated loss $500
Cen DAVIS was among the sufferers, Mr.. Hum
phrey, the Bank Messenger, and Pomeroy & Co.'s
Express entirely escaped BY their trunks being in
the Albany crates.-Roch Dem