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Court Of Com mon Pleas,
Reforo n full Bench.

MAY 7.-DKcisIo,s.--John L. Spinoia vs.. George Min
The plaintiff furnished stores for the ship Henry Knee
land at the request Of ID. II. Robertson. Action was
brought against the defendant firm Hogan and Min
TO recove the amount of the BILL the ground Of his
being the owner OF the vessel A verdict given for
plaintiff in the of 81 subject to the opinion OF
Court.-verdict confirmed with costs
Mordecai M Noah. vs.. Edward H. L"dfor.-The plain
tiff sued defendant for Sl95 being the amount Of bill
for adv ertsng in the New York Star. The advertise
ments were for Edward H. Ludlow and Co., and the de-
PENDANT the trial. contended that the suit should have
been brought against the firm. The objection was not
brought in time was ruled, and verdict was given
COR plaintiff Verdict confirmed, with costs.
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On Friday. 9th inst, of consumption, RIcHAnp sAusE,
in the 29h year of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family and those of his
brother Edward j. Sause respectfully invited tend
his funeral on Sunday afternoon sh instant o'clock
from the City Hospital.
Suddenly, on Saturday afternoon JOHN ALFRED Of
Henry and Mary f. Adriance in the 9th year of his age
The friends of the family invited to attend the fne-
raj on Monday afternoon at O'clock from No 1913 Fulton
street.
On Friday, 9th inst of apoplexy BENJAMIN r. NICHOLS,
eldest son of Charles Nichols of Philadelphia
The friends and acquaintance Of Mr.. SAMUEL Valley
brushmaker, deceased respectfully invited to attend
his funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from No rs Goeck
street.
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Below.
General Record.


General Record.
FOREIGN Letter orrcE-Lett-r bag, for LIVERPOOL and
flavre viii close at Gipins, The Exchange tomorrow
morning
WhaIemen
letter from Capt. Lumber of the America, Of Wareh,m
tsPoIts March 2oLasaogs Matarosei $50 bb; Troy Bs
po Ma o2' e T ESsS %%SE s.o Ap &c. p h1
Somerset, 200; Mexico, wespo GO; Enms Nh $50; E,ser
s t. Sfi; fSS5s e5
y ,Gc rRsn%unne spGean no oils Sea Bird Newport o
Spoken.
iJ3hn G. Go,teI from Liverpool for Noheans, no date OF
Mddleses (sapsoscdl from N5ean, for Boston, April ee
Rods aad o aP' SY 'i'' ic savannah May lat 80 80
Elm Hand, from P,tson for Philadelphia May Nontnuk
Queen from Providence for B,itmorc, NIontauk Ne Is
-Ba;low from st. John ME- for Madeira March 81 lat 81
New Ensnd from Providence for Matanris date lat 80
Rouble from Havana for Trieste, April 49, lat 20 49, Ion
90, T. Shepherd, days from New York for New Orleans, lat
Teazer, March %, of D. II. Shot Keys.
Foreign Ports.
LoSpqN April 9-Ne for Boston, dg Halifax NYork do;
Orr Care CLEAR, April l!-shak,peare om New York for
vLYsrssuRo, Ms. April e0-Arr Princes, Augu "a, from n
United States Ports.
M ss CAN. s S.r Hos nfq a TG
a2Bl s.15 zeTHSy ,I Th1ma; a, for NYp5h
~ h,le, do; Fopcy, dos Edwin, Mobile; Marion Richmond;
Iowa tredeIicksburg Vintage Albany. Signal for big
sv sS@ass n Nm l hsdS %P 81 + ''"'''
r9 and R; Nay & s sd a H3SaGss a% Tho
HARTFORD May 6Arr Me chant Despatch and Richard l..
Parker Nfork. Cid 9Th Swan, do.
fHiLApELruiA May Arr Louisa, Havana; Deawarr Bos-
York; Bourne DO Robt Wan Boston, syiIh, Boston L'on.
Monitor, New Bedford; james Madison Bridgeport; Wave
Bo9n Sophia, Nevis Ms: Eliza Hand Pitt'ton; lyanhoe
Newburyror; Elizabeth Salem; Zone, NYork CID zliic
Ha,lna ndine James Rivers james Halifax; Balkan Bangor
Mass.
ALEXANDRA, May sid Favorite, Delaara,.
RIcHMosp May 4-Cld Hoppet, Rotter,
NoRpoLK May Arr Ru ST. NYoTk; J. w. Kempton. do;
Mary Rogers Boston Cid Catherine Jamaca; Angola Glib.
Lawrence, Martinique Arr Sd Empire, New York F.. Peter
son e. do ,., ~.
Hacs. farmoutb Helen Gray, ST. Jago; Nancy Jane Cu-
nncoi Hudson, Pro'lence Osge Boston; Warren NYork;
CuARLEsroN, May a-Am Fairfield Bath Me. SD Levant
ia,re Calhoun Nfo, Loo Christi (Begianl North Of Eu.
foge sou' tBr) Llverpool Henrietta Lubcc Hamburg.
SAyANNAn, May 3--Cld Newark * York. Below a British
brig from Demalars
AonmE, April 29-Cld MARY, Li erpool; Deucaon do;
Chester, Boston.
NEw OKLEAss Alrl 2s-Cld John Barring Liverpool: Leila
do; Hero of Acre do; France Marsele Carssa VS.
Maaga Edw Thorne, Glasgow Georges Baltimore; Francis
I. Beck do Peru, New York; Henry Clay, Laguna; Vsant
omoa Havana New London Advocate DO Arr Susan DR.
pnladeplna; Suwarrow, Boston; DOLPHIN Havana; Water
Witch, Mattmoras Doc Tampco In the river, coming up
Raprahannock from Liyepool Havana, slaughter House
Point
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QlrAMERICAN MUSEUM-The energy and liber-
ali,y display in the management of this immense es
Enlistment, justly entities ii to the overwhelming pa
tronage it is receiving. No similar establishment in
America produces fifth part Of the valuable novelties
found here's and in point of neatncs and good order we
doubt whether has its equal Europe The fash
onable and intelligent portion of community attend here
and delighted with the talented and diversified por
ormances and the endless variety of curioscs found
here Winchell the comic droeris is unrv allied, and
Yankee denea:or he has superior For detail of
other attractions the advertisement presents
trea for ]
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MArANzAs, April 26.-Thc FL Destne sugars
reduced to about SO hhds the crop being only 200 hhs
the Ed few Left the Pancheto and Victoria 200
hhds short good and prime sugars very coffee
prime not to be had Our market well supplied with rice
and selling at very low prices. Exchange improving
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The TOBACCO CRop-This is the season, says the
Upper Marlborough (Md.) Gazette when the fly is
most destructive to the Tobacco plants, which are in
a tender state The ravages of the insect have not
sent time. The complaint is almost universal in
this and the neighborng counties; and unless there
is change very soon for the better, it is certain
that nothing like full crop can be planted.
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The conclusion then, is that Of whole amount oIS77 $40
originally issued $4,000 have been redeemed at par and
that the remaining S3 900 worth but GO the
dollar, consequence of allowing mortgages be taken
by bholdcrs. We apprehend that the whole should
have been realised and all the bills have been paid pro
This state of things may grow out of the fact that
the law auhoriscs the withdrawal of securities by the re.
turn of the The law considers all the securities
receive by the Comptroller in pledge of equal value
which is not the
The New York per cent stock, it appears is rapidly
filing up at Albany This speaks volumes for the i'm.
proved credit of the State in consequence Of cutting off
further loans and laying State tax. The State per
stocks in demand to-day, at 90 at which
the per should command per premium. This
augurs well for the State credit; but ill for the state of
commerce. When goods and produce exceedingly
low is reasonable to suppose that mercantile specua
tons if they commanded the confidence OF the
nifty might yield profitable return than per
cent government stocks The credit of the State of New
York undoubtedly superior that Of the federal go
vernment and consequently the stocks of the latter
with bids. The organ Of Lord Ashburon contradcts
the absurd that he concerned in bids the new
loan. That print knows full well that his Lordshps in.
direct propositions have been only common with those
Of the other European houses condition that something
precated State stocks which they hold If these eondi
tons are complied with the loanwil be taken with the
consent Of the dotators il not, every obstacle will be
thrown in its way They only for the govern.
men TO preserve credit and self respect under these
circumstances is to reduce its expenditures increase it's
revenue by legitimate means and by recalling the pro.
ceeds of the public lands and pledgng them for the re-
demption Of the debt place its credit far above the
,r;0ues of ockiobbers whether titled or otherwise
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philadelphia Cattle Market

Beeves-775 head offered and SIS disposed of at S. %
Sc IS 100 lbs including $50 for the New York market
Cows and calves230 brought in and mostly sold at
Ssal6 for dry S5a22 for sprngers and S35 for
mich cows. Hogs500 offered and $50 sold SO rs
aSi per o0lbs. SheeplsOO offered 1900 sold at
$la3 IS each.
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Co ORDER Is HEAVENS FIRST LAW" and
impossible for order to be kept in church. if persons
who have been unfortunate catch cold during the
late disagreeable weaher) constantly coughing in
church. To prevent this they should take or two OF
sherman's Cough Lozenges which will add not only to
their own comfort but to the comfort Of those who go to
hear the Office LOG Nassau street Agents. Red
ding. Boston Burgess. Philadelphia; Reed Baltimore
Frank Tny lor Washington City
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City Despatch Post.


PEIscIPAL OFFIcE-Letters deposited before halfpast
hapas H. and halfpas o'clock, will be sent out for
delivery at 9, l, and O'clock
BRANCH OFFIcEs-Letters deposited before l. II and
O'clock will be out for delivery at o. and o'clock.
ALEX NJ. GREIG, Agent
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State of Trade.

The news from abroad to have induced better
feeling generally in exporabe articles of produce cot,
10, par icuarly is more firm. The sales Of the week
amount to $3.50 bales Upland and Florida at 81 cents
VoSle at "a 10Y; New Orleans at 81 IOt cents In
Ashes Pots from the interior forward very freely
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t,curt Calander-To-morro~y.

SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos. %, a. to IL, inclusive, l02
lOl, 10, IA, Is, 10. IL, Is.
C,acrr CouRr-Nos Al, AZ, ~, g. 9, ~, ~, ~, 80,
81, So go, 81, 60, 60, 81, IL, Is. -
COMMON PLEAs.-Part Nos l4l 3d. 81, ll3, l2e, 1863
Part 2-Nos I6 30, 49, 40, go, 20, 10, 80, 100, ll6
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Board OF Supervisors.

MAY 7several bills presented and ordered to be
naij-Fz Green Hallcck and VIM. l.. Stone were put
In nomination for Deputy Superintendent of Common
schools.-Mr Holleck was elected by vote of Gtos
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Foreign IupOrtations,

Foreign ImpOrtatiOns.
ST. CRolr-Bg Porpoise-l25 bhds sugar Aymar co15 do
Asop s. Chauncey.
PoRro CABELLo-schr John Drew-0O bags coffee {; Whit
takeT.09 Rowland co-53J Maitland < COCO Aymar co
10 do 1902 lIsrper-l box 5 tons ogwood master.
HAvASA-Brig Echo-3O5 cks molasses Hogan < Min
Domestic ImpOrtatiOns.
New ORLEAss-Bng Dea-7J0 pigs lead 200 sacks wheat
Seymour co36 ties molasses Williams Harrimani9 hhds
tobacco To order
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Married,
Died..

AT Cold Spring on Thursday evening 9TH inst by the
Rev Mr. William, B. II. BARroL to Miss EMMA j.. daugh
ter Of DR.. Welchman.
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Auction Sales.
BY THOMAS BELL.
(.SioTes Nos % Am and us FiifoH street,


MONDAY
r, 10 qeoSs in de sale looms s..or,ueo, of
lend cabine, Furniture all made order comprising an
entire stock to close eOq TfTpsn.v
- a. lo1s o'clock in the ialss room,
s.eres and ,e.nss valuable hosiery i've trunks superior
eotnag variety Of millsey artiee silks sans, caieoes
AS Ale na@6E Of articles pIsdsed for year. aud various
sdS sssn SAh sif T Ffs % EFT nss
,?n on Thursday the l9h Of May next at 10 O'clock a. the
C sasn Brd ElSns So oyn so = sS5 lot,
fronting ON Broadway Nos s. and So Also, -four lots front
jig on Hcbeon street, as Nos Is a. a. and &c. Also eight
lot; fronting Broadway Nos. g. S. e. CO. H. 73 Is
The above lots are catcd in beautiful situation being right
ing and ere well situated eoascs The situation IS exceed
y eahy ~, AND the r all e mnGy
city three or four times day during the whole There
lespeetabIe school houses, semaes, Se WIN
An opportunity like this is seldom offered to the public The
For s e asa a G f f Broad cs MS. S' Ws's
the property can be me 2Ms
MAReHAL's sALE.-By virtue of a landlords warrant,
day Of Man. lsa a. 10 oelo IN the foenoqn on the oh ave.
and Thirteenth the of that old established
NJ of E HE II IL Fao% s.
PoossTg1,o }, J% or ADMINIsTRAToRs' SALE
ia. sssn S sS HSn p PG at Sh o eS Third GHe"S
lively take place co@pSs about 5000 choice cam,
llea c1naon cactus lemon and orange trees; olander
marshy roses being the balance the stock
belonging the of Peter Sax deceased Should be
stormy the sale will take place the fair day The Harlem
The pc Bower the door
every half hour. JOHN B. GLOVER
MI 2tF c 2l3 Pearl street, Auctioneer.
The Great Race.
A lotion NoTICE-WM. Q. KENT, 15e Broadway,
independent second Watches with jewels
ted expressly for spontaneously of which will be sold die
highest bidder auction, previous the coming off the
between Boston and Fashion, his sales room G
large an assortment finest Watches gold and
syer of all kinds, which advances have been made.
Regular sales Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays.
Strangers visiting the city invited call and examine
Cash advances made Watches lewelry and Diamonds con-
signed. NJ. HENRY, Auctone,r. mo iWAr
NOTICE TO FURNITURE OVERWHELMING
~ TON MEEKS, No. 3l5 Broadway, the Hospital
would draw the of the public that he will sell SPLEEN
I'D Cabinet Furniture at 10 cent less than the quality
Of work L. selling at the auctons-coussng of Draws
Couches, Sofas covered different coloed pushes satins
and hair CLOTH OF the latest Spring patterns. die 6m
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MARITIME HERALD.
Dcpartu rc Of the Atlantic steamer.
/. Packets to Arrive.
Packets to Depart.
To Shin Masters.

We shall it favor il captains Of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore r. \. Martin Of fleet
Of the shipping ef al the port whence they sailed the
vesses spoken their passage lit Of their cargo any
foreign newspapers they may have Conoore Martin viii
board them Immediately their arrival We will recroese
the favor IN
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Passengers Arrived.
HAvAsA-Bak Louisa delpia-Niss Ellen Fleming
Miss Johanna Fleming, Of NYork.
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Am stseIiselts.
CHATHAM THEATRE.

.. CHATHAM THEATRE.
'ioNpAf EVENING. May 9.-The performance will com
ell > wifh
e,r,-c LONDON ASSURANCE.
OH iare9uIt EQUITY Lambert Charles Counly, II Scou
Lazy Gay spahAeI Mrs Blake
~ ,,,, OfEN HOUSE
HAIRY ''hais' Held Cousin Todd Mesayo1
Dress cire, 50 cents-Boxes 2-it l5i~Pyate Boses Is
OILY MFIC THEATRE
MONDAY EVENING, May e-The perfarm,uce. will com,
FUSS IN BOOTS.
Puss in Doots. Homcaste Ralph, Mr., T;nu
Fairy Eclina, Miss Sinretor ~
After which Riees lepghabe piece Of
LOVES OF THE ANGELS
Jap Mitchell Korah, Honc,,t,
Ills Mrs. Mossop.
To conclude with
BOZ.
Boz, Irorncastle sam Weller Mitchell
Mrs Novelgobble Mrs. Watts.
Dress Circle, 50 eens-Upper Boxes Is cens-P l,-Pn.
Vate 81
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These notes furnished the by which control OF
the bank purchased. They to be sold June Is
1884, Augusta. Similar operations with the object
in view going regard to other banks this
neighborhood history Of which We are preparing.
The operations regard to the Red Dog banks of this
State require explanation. The policy of allowing
any part of the assets pledged with the Comptroller be
retired by return of notes. operates manesty the in
jury of the remaining bill holders We will case,
that of the St. Law Bank This concern at its last
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VI
ALBANY, BUFFALO AND CHICAGO EXPRESS.
- o. &C., s
s sss % III ;:
notes. %S5 s ss and .sa Bs
E1chenss Notes Drafts Aee@pfaness Acsoanls &C. reS
sd 1s t Of ',
Sr eos 5 Sdi Esjss'sh
% Nc" Sc fIHi.f} 8 co.'s EXPRESS
sss of $s nsso'is'on iransssan Of al mercantile
ss sR Sos E Te Jss. Hso s %
AssasiesIBsgnsn B.cLg: Hnwlfy usea T. A; Smith,
ksSsL SsfS ei, Ss So.
- No. E &c b; .. B"iI dim, Albany
esS ~ EVENING LINE For 4. AtF is1
The soTH % az ,i csp L. W Brain
ark leaves Monday, Wednesday and Friday at seven O'Clock
p; The ROCHESTER, Cart S., John leaves the above
boa we i @p a 2 furnished NiR state and for
eed and accommodations are not surpassed by AM boats on
II passage freight apply to C. Schultz at the Office on
"
all hr asf and IPmiiaEe Nil Ill be s., sold :,
SG said BOAT viii ifi Be sold to the bidder without re-
yer, she shall run She perfect order having
n oS wf s SSs and S m put in b o Sfs
aud ready for immediate r sreed Z second 10 no boat
GhamPe' where She Be- li@s previous
INC A s1e n S w Ien by apns to B. RAN
VooRr HhYwARD % Pine street Term. made known
.6kN FOR NEW 0RLEAYs-Loqi,ian1 and New
w aim p,ek ship ocMULGEE ca9a pes S Nil
Ss @ Ssf For or os or T % W
:';ss ..a s, ~" %oL5iSs ~ s$%
promptly forward all good. Q hi. addIe.s DDp Ny
,SS1 FOR LIVERPOOL New Lne-I;Regqs'2 .
III ri as6Sl .S s1 d. r 0fTyssG
h h aeson%GIons Ggqsasd spd2 Q, eo ~
ply ." board rR' G E6i1k ISS Co =
TSs pssis, ,e GHhRIcK cpg,a ssddy Of SGs
Passengers may rely the ship Of tins line sailing runc'a,y
@ Ys Tpf n SE% gaEFASfRnSs'3@it s@e Ss
e. c G. Ta@o s r' @s fSNss ' as
For freight pss..s having handsome furnished
iC '''" 'Y + K: cpLLiSs CO; b soaiI st.
, yaifh ls %s E l& ' .s, win IL MI
Great viii be taken TO have the goods By this line
gents ia New Orleans, IIuen K Woodruff who will
promptly forward all goods 70 thsir address. mi
eSfS- PASSAGE FOR LIyERPOOL.-The splendid
MfiIf fast sailing, superior racket ship souTHERNER,
sSz~C APT a. y Palmer, VIII have immediate DISPATCH
ilyns unsurpassed aecoan9dat9ns Tor cabin second cabin
orasgc eafy application should be made on board foot
Burning Sis? orto w. X j. Il. TAPSCOTT,
mo % Peck Sip
.kEfS PASSAGE FOR LONDON-rscket 10Th May
NM The splendid fast sailing packet ship MONTREAL,
alan Tinker sails positively above, her regular
ha,as superior accommodations for cabin second cabin
nd For early spucstion should
be made to WIZ. r. TAPsCOTT, 10 Peck Slip
mJ corner Sorth stree.
.kx& PACkEls FOR HAVitE-second Lne.Tb.
MxHb shp ST NICOLAS, John d. Pe master, will sail
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents,
m3r No. 0 Tontinc building |
S&N FOR sALEIbe fat sailing ! eogr,r ".i an,
lTXxf con- fastened ship VENICE, burthen ,N u1s %
bout 1900 barrels. This ship was bnit Y m s
hs, 1879, "a the faithful msnner W., 'aea on W.
stocks, ard coppcfed N heavy cooper, en- whe ~
ChIna and backs well cfru'ed lor
Euro " m sNck OF tor the India radHas f1 Inventory
u now offered ior sale u
H.. ,sr"s s NV, fo BOYD < IIINCKEN,
40 BOX Toatine Buildings,
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FOREIGN Letter orrIo1-Le-r bag, for LIVERPOOL and
iinvre VIII close at Gipins, in the Exchange tomorrow
morning
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RRlSTOL'S SARSAPARILLA.-Of all the various ii
ID cnes Offered TO the effected TN article who's.
powerful efficacy his Teen equal TO that of
BRISTOLS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA.
The following snoiher proof Of its astonishing extra
ordinary ating qualities
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AMEETCAN MUSEUM.

CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET
- T. T. BARNU NJ, manager-ln order 20 accommodate the
immense crowds which attend here the LECTURE Room has
been enlarged: The mystt GlPSDY GIRL can be
9tsd day and evening She the greatest wonder Of the age.
rom o'clock A. NJ TO F. NJ she can be privately consult
a. az oracle or loeteer of future events free of charge
ar Wiehei th- tomie Drolerist, Miss Rosaie the charm
s Noca'i hom New Orleans also La Petite Celeste, the
osa i dancer Erperiment. in Anmal Magnetism
oh',u hFse tee od; FALLS OF NIAGARA with real
EHsLh ,PNEI MAIiC RAILROAD; ALBINO LADY;
900 cuTiosl,ies. 49, '
Naval Hompipe by Mr.. n. Williams,
splendid day performance paee every Wednosdav
and Saturday afternoons.
Fi,e hundred tame black grey and fox squirrels from Ohio
may be seen here skipping trees as ye a in their
native forests They are beautiful and sale ngy
otherwise. " ~ 1851
Abundance to the whole % cent,cedrep half mica NH
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letter from Capt Lumbert of the America of Wareham
reports March lagrange, attaroise $50 bbs; Troy Brs
t no OF, has not seen whaeor mouths; ApTil L. Malta
Goisslt Malt,poisett $50; Elizabeth Westpo 2io; Pilgrim
Sonei'e 200; Mexico, Westport 60; Emma NIB Essex
Bnto oil Emgrant, DO leo; Brunette Falmouth 2OO 9th
Richard Henry, Mattaposott, 90; Theophus Chase West
port 100; Popmunne 5ippican, oils Sea Bird Newport
Warwick. Buckspurt no oil.
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NEW YORK MUSEUM. W.,

y
No 252 Broadcay opposite the Citu Hall
OPENING of the New Lecture Room THIS EVENING"
" First appearance of YANKEE HILL the un1yalied "a.
preventative of Down East characters.
Mrs. Hardwck and Mr. Collins will sing number of favo-
rite
This establishment, containing inc dng the late additions
the most perfect aud collections
clal cunosities 10 be found IN this country.
The Eighth Wonders of the World the Vermont Dwarf p
years old, and weighing only nineteen pounds
Saturday evening May 7h, will be presented of
amusing and attractive entertainments.
For particulars see bills.
Tickets IS O'Clock
precisely.
NAUXHALL GARDEN SAL OON.-The public are re-
speculy informed that the above named place of
men, having undergone thorough repair having been rehed
IN beautiful manner newt painted and thoroughly ventilated
te ma,aseI assures The public that no place of amusement in
evenings IL will open for performances few days
Performers OF merit wishing address the sub
scnber, post PAID Vauxha Garden.
A w JACKSON
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESlGN.--The Annual
~ Exhibition from 10 o'clock, A NJ until 10
o'clock, +. NJ
Admission Is centsSeason Tickets cents. Catalogues
l21a cents.
a29 twst J. WHITEHOUSE, Secretary.
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P.O S Il S C. r | p T
Baltimore.

Baltimore.
Correspondence ofth, H-rald.l
BALrIMoRE, iMay,7, 1872. 7
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III TO LET-The Store. 81 Nassau street in the Herald
- building Apply at the Herald Office % Nassan ST
IL Of ultOn. MI wis.
7 IVERPOOL COAL--jO tons OF Pemberon's bit Hous
IL Fine Coal arrived rcr bark OBERLIN from Liverpool
for sale BY ROCHE BROTHERS x co.
moo IS Fulton street
r EAD.-ilg0 Pigs soft tiALENA LEAD, for sale BY
II r.. X. COLLINS co.
m5c So South STIR, n
NANKEEN COTTON-Ti,e bales for sale BY
~ FERSSE X BROOKS,
mGc 81 Liberty street.
DARK OBERLIN, Knapp, master from LiverPool.t,on-
ID spnces of Ncrchsnise 6y this ship viii please send their
permits without DELAY TO the Office Of i,e subscribers.
ROCHE BROTHERS co.
m6e % Fulton street.
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az FOR SALE-The iast sailing A !, coprcred and
lTXX> COPPER fastened ship VENICE burhen ~ p1s5 9'
bout 1900 barrels. This ship was buh Y m s
his, 1872 "a the faithful mnner W., s.ea on ny.
stocks ard coppcfed w hcsyy copper en- yie ~. ns lu
performed Cins and b,c-ls wei cfireh lor
Euro an pacs o. iof the india trideias iGl Inventory
wv ready 10 receive now offered or sale ~
H. ,s,, ,, a s,s Io " BOYD < IIINCKEN,
40 IT, u. okers, Toniine Buildings.
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6f0s FOR NEW ORLEANS-Louisiana aud New
kfFHN. York Linero succeed the Vcksbufg. The
ling packet ship OCMULGEE, Captain Peei will
have despatch For freight passage having handsome
accommodations apI board Orleans wharf foot Wall
q, r.. X. COLLINS \ co, SC Soufh 81.
Great will be- taken have the goods by this ue
rectly measured.
Agents in New Orleans, Iullen & Woodruff, who will
nIptI tOrNa rl all good To n, ALI mi