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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-06
Cincinnati Prices Current.
business of the Nj. and L. Rail Road

Business oil the m. ana L. Ran ftOau
Daring the ,ceek ending October %, 1915.
From oar. Madison Correspondent
OUTWARD. INWARD.
2I3 passengers. 10 passengers.
POI, lis lbs merchandise. 8, $50 BUSH Wheat
go bbls. Salt S53 bbls Flour.
30 bbls. Whiskey. 252 bush Flaxseed.
Is bbs. Tar and Oil. 80 bush Corn.
bbls. Alolasses. 50 bush Rye.
l3 half bbls. Beer. lis bush Apples.
l3 kegs Powder. 90 Pork barrels.
10 bush. Stone Coal. 400 Lard kegs.
II 600 shingles II, $50 feet Lumber.
10 plows. 20 cords Wood.
, Threshing Machines. 10000 Slaves
$4,000 lbs other Freight.
There is very little change in the price of the lead
ing articles of trade since my last statement.
The river has fallen several feet duriug the past
week and is now low Yours, w. n. ].
A comparison of our former reports shows the in
crease of business to be much greater than anti
cipated by any one. We sincerely congratulate the
whole central of Indiana-indeed the whole State-on
the prospects before resulting from the energetic
manner in which our noc available public works are
managed, and their rapid progress to completion. We
predct-no we won't predict-but we feel confident
that the completion of this road, it viii not only
move on northward but will be interseced by branch
es from every direction. Already is Shelby county
moving in the matter and Louisville is taking about
a road from Jacksonville to this place.
Let us move on, finishing one work at time, by
which means are raised TO prosecute others. We
hope our Wing friends will now see how much bet
ter is individual enterprise than ',whole hog State
systems" Make the works build themselves, as the
railroad is DOING and we have no fears Of an inter-
mnable debt.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-06

know Of but one thing safe in the universe that is
TRUTH: and know Of but way to truth for an
individual mind, and that is UNFETLERED THOUGHT
And know of but one path for the multitude to TRUTH
and that is THOUGHT freely expressed Dsaoey
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-06

day week last Mr. Archibald Estep of Liberty, Ind.
killed Mr. Haslem of that place, by striking him with
chair. The American says it is understood Mr..
Esap acted IN sefdefence, and that he gave himself
up to the officer and held 10 bail in $1,000.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-06

The Treasurer's Office of Texas has been fired
and burnt up, with the public records 1t was the
work of ncendiary-a defaulter who wished to de-
stroy the evidence of his own guilt.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-06

GIVE have an article on the State Bank and on
the outrageous laws regulating our markets. whic
omit this week from necessity.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-06
Stoves and Tinware.

ora most excellent articleof stoves, and Tinware
of every description can be found at Wainwright's
See his advertisements.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-06

5-Coopers and Carpenters would fnd plenty o
employment here at the present time
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-06

The steamboat Hendrick Hudson made trip from
New York to Albany, 80 miles, on the night of the
18th inst, in hours and 40 minutes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-06

GIVE desire to engage Reporter for the Senat
the coming session.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-06

Lieut. Leigh nephew of the late Lord Byron, has
been dismissed from the Strombole steamer for using
abusive language to seaman.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-14

r. ,~y,rr 49, - hsfA'u uUUOO
Il tpe sseneon % ny nends and eaNss s---,vx
70 " spring Supply Of LADIES' Gent. 40 6.r,
sal5rscinr- '~As~ns ssss-,
mcurdy'' ans sor. and Md s-ps ..a n.
Union Slips. osisr. and Cal Bu.k,,.
''aHa 'as@ssss Shoes in vafiey srd eA>>p
FOR GENTLEMEN
ZINE Chan Dress Shoe. Clote g -.
Gents Dress Chas Boots-by na..s
Gents Morocco ssd Car <.m.., 80 200
DO: Calf and seal ores. soor ssrs-.n. -,
MD eseap Int rmss. Csrps, Bss- ,ss y.as
esver asa SUI md Nsuis Ifst- .ss q. nj, 80 -. o.
esy =" Wv Nv P'Ss' 90 80 eshsr ho.-- u.
" sHzrPRRsoN
NH "a Door bs;ov n a. ~sHf.~f
I" nsa sussl
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

H NS = H'pua . LIZ :" FAekets between kehmosd ID
New Orrans viii eomneses their regular in scp.abrr
and win be composed % the folewiss v.s.-i<
Barsve BACHELOR, Capt IiaAr Iio.ro..
Brig ORLEANS, Capt w. s.,,.
Brig JOSEPHINE Capt 10 po.,.-..
One OF the above ve-e vi leave this regularly every
mot We with eonn<nee,
r public as they were hsih sIpsey Cor inur.
p~ As any other ver- And As~ nd -t-.dy
Por f,.,bt n,
having cabin aud
psssensefA Apply 70 J. FISHER q SON or
r. An freight from country for The .bovr vel. vii, h.
received and forwarded By changing o.y regular ana
wn.nsye- J.. y. g,
WE Hal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-14

- oGERs SONS CUTLERY-I have Iust received direct
l. y ON Sheffield,
Ivory Table Knives and Forks IN seits OF 81 niece,
Splendid knives 10 silver
Stag Knives AMI Forks sell by he single dozen
beautiful as-ortme ut of Pocket nd Pen Knives
Do do Scissors
Carving Knives and Forks, and Razors-An which ar,
offered Al a small advance OF he Anvil
THEO RoBERTsON
de % w.stN Main street
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SPRING STOCK OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE-STUFFS,
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW-GLASS, sc. &C.


PAINTS, OILS, WIND0W-GLASS, sc. &C.
WE have now in store, every article usually
required in line. Oar been in the
Northern Cities from Importers largest
TOT cash. which enables offer
Merchants and others who may swrha call.
The following embraces part OF supply, just received
10 bbs No Caster Oil
10 do Epson Salts
so 10. caIone. English and American
500 do refined Canpbot
cases powdered Jaap
do do Rhubars
do Peruvian bark
J do Hsnys hasne.a
. do best Eng Gale d.
do do 10 lump do
do Aoes
Flour Sulphur
do Cream Tartar
: do sup Carb. soda
SO root Rhubard
refined Borsx
cash Sal fan-
easss Parrish
Lhi pure sseand Ginger
Lass race Ginger
bag. Pepper
bag. Aispiee
bb Cloves
bag Nun,rss
bbl Mace
500 lbs Caracas nd
zoo lbs best Maeeoboy SNUFF
30 boxes -itfset Loswood
10 bbls ehipped and ground Loswooi
IS bbk Copperas
soeo Dr White I.-,dinon
1900 ombra Madder
eases chrome Green
= do do Yellow
. do dry verdigns
do pure ground verdisris
20 kegs Green Paint
90 enc black Paint
casks venitan Red
do spanish Brown
10 bbs Spanish Whiting
1000 gallons Linseed OIL
1000 do pure winter sperm OIL
500 do pure fan do do
500 do refined whale do
500 do Spirits Turpenline
500 gallons Alcohol
500 boI-s Muiiea Ash Mercer Window Glass Al,
sored-Coaeh, Copa ans JapanvaTni-h. sc.
GAYNOR, WOOD 4 co,
NH is Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
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WEBB, BACON L. co,

WEBB, BACON u co,
OFFER FOE SALE:
<0OO97 do r. Rico do
Is p.elase. Loaf Sugar. lowering! and woos-y.
IS T" N. Orleans Mesas.es
Hhis W. India es
600 bags Rio Codss
s75 LAguyra %
Us 81 Domingo
so old Gov.Javs do
Is Gwen do
IS ohManeaibodo
20 bag, Pepper
" Pim-nto
saeks Liverpool Blown sah
sacks Ground do
so boIes HUH Patent Candies
do. TsIow
10 do. Sperm do
goo do Brown and Yauey soaps
$50 do sIio and iaIts Ws.do~ Glas.
$50 kcgs Cut Nails and Bsads. ID . 4od
Biisered
$50 bags Shot
Bar Lead
White do. ground n
200 sides Sole Leather various qualities
Upper Leather rides
Duponi's Sporting and Blasting Powder
Oil--<perm. tanner and olive
Tar Calabtia Lieorce
Indgo, Nader. Coppcras, Alum, ataIeh. Bali Peue
Cotton Yarns, Bed Cords. Leading Line. Irvine
Pzper-~fi ing letter md wrapping
Nests Of Wood Ware, Painted buckets
Grind Stooes
Teas-Gun Powder and Pouehonx
Wines, Lard, Bacon, Rice, Clover Seed nc.
March ~ .,
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PAST FAvoRs NEVER FORGOTTEN
ME UNDERSIGNED hers rrsnnrtG,II,. .. H. e

moHE NEW AND 8EApruruI pooKs
RALLAus and other Poems, BY ~. w LorTfsno~
,.t'ss =" We NiEhi' ~ DO
The walls collection Of poeun. f,o,, y,,a.,. -,
Poems, by J. Russell Lowell ~
oonVefsauon- on some % the OI Foes by Rssettc~.u
Uphans naoourses-Frine pies Of the tn.rt,, q, , -
designed moe particularly the eonder,ton ~ a.
fetotal History ofthc Amcrican Rsvotst,on an, So,
early History Of TIE County, the Corston az a. N So. W
In ! vol Octave '''o '"tE"he"
ldusgs Living Ase from IIth April with IN. soD,n,, q,
speeeneer 1850 forming large Octave Vol ss ps.v lg.a
roaHsfsIs CompshonTbe American Pou-rr,. co,,r,,.o.
w.sueA rea-e on the management Of Domestic Pgur-bv
y " ssHen1 foT "H% DRfNKER d NORRIS
w ~ rnnk BINDER SAL
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DANIEL III. LONDON

IMPORTER Of French English Goods and dealer In Amen
Dry Goods Eagle Square. Richmond Va for sale the
following desirable styles of Dress Goods:
seyndia Grapes
sik and Wool Bazorines
PzfiSettss
sk Syis Earlston Ginshams
Eaflston and AlNrfean 90
And the following sty.s for pantsIoon AND .uHs:
Plaid, striped and plain Cotionadcs
Every graie Of eolofed and black Gsmbroons
Linen Drills bleaehd AVID
Paid heavy Navy Drrs, bleaehed and brown
Asniarins Cfoaton and Cameieen Clolhs, Of all knd.
ORA bEie, of all qualities
And an unusually large of French Enrh
AMI American Cloths and Casmss, of
sgnsio which special attention from County
And the following styles Il vrs,ngs
Narratives Of every quairy, white and printed
Satin andsit Nesiings
t'ashmarcs, and cotton warps
worsed Valenas for summer wear
ThC stock 81 Threads Sewing Sill Ribbens and
Lace hs veh Edsnrs and Lace Buttons and Gloves. of ali
kinds unusually large and seeced the wbo~ Of IN.
stock of Foreign and Domestic frsh nd will be oti A.
snail advances, the Merchants who ana thst
interest served BY cumming the assortment NH Is-am
SUGAR;
~ 10 hhds rouo Rico
~ kOtes Loaf
10 bbs Crsiei-LahdnF and for sale by
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ROBERT MOTT.

House, sign Painter aud Glaxier,
fs1f <ssv % ia EseA&r<s Bs.k. RD1-s-l. Yrri.iSL
Az received further supply Of Paints. CopsI
Varns~s with Painters brushes and Bicpders
ment of French and Asnesn Window Cla-. % sI0 IN
9orsc inches all Of which e up the
reasonable
NJ B-A large supply Of soap Paint for sas low %
rerior paint for Tin ot shinsied Roofs. RIM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-14
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

Tsans % srssrsrnosro City subscribers $500 year
ssA Zoe shorter period. when by mall eio-psy.b
oil eases, In advance.
Aovssrsne-ror hneen Cor Ie Insertion. rs esnts
two nsersoes 81 2t tss 81 so and every
Ing inssrtion ~ cents.
Transient adverti.rrs psy In advance.
Tho su,ber Of Of Advertisements On the
ME- they stopped and eh.rr
u aeeo~dinsy ~ ordsrs 10 stop In writing.
Asasa Advertisers CHARGED ESQ lines In that
popoo. fcr Advertisements rneh except Aue-
uoassts and Lottery dsers who charged Si0o paper
euded)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-14

t)ASTALOoNe PANrAIOoNe 800 pair. b,-s received
Comprising many syls. OF ~sieh win !, -osi
cheap for II Ersn I. -.
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admirably, and the Lsonora of the OPEN IN her
hands, was affecting the Pauline, ofthe come
dy IN the hands of Helen Faucit The music as
signed to her was, IN some instances, very
good. A Duet, between her and Frazer, IN the
beginning of the first scene of the second act,
struck us being the gem OF her part. Mr. Frazer
was not quite perfect III ms part the hrst night, 6nt
the following evening was much improved He
sung several airs with remarkable taste, and par-
cularly in the Duet with Segun, of "rhis welcome
vengeance" showed his voice was scarcely less
powerful than Seguln's deep bass-hs acting was
also good though his part, stripped Il Is, OF All
the interest II has IN the comedy did not aiioIo
much scope tor his acting powers we mus 90
Miss lnce the credit to say, that her singing was
very correct and when she gains more Confluence
IN herself and is not afraid open her mouth 10 us
full extent, we are certain she viii rise to good
standing In her profession. The encore she receiveu
IN tine little ballad. "heturn 10 me, an prouiei
The chorus are improving, and we did not notice
so much bawling as before II would be Wen II the
chorus master would instruct them not to beat time
with their the stage, II does not look very
much IN character with the rest of the scene: We
understand that several amateurs OF Philadelphia are
among them, also IN the orchestra, where we re-
marked gentleman who is wel-known IN certain
theatrical circles playing the flute.
We understand from good authority, that the
Messrs Fry have gone TO half the expense OF getting
this opera up; if such is really the case, we suspect
they will have to pay for their experience One re-
markable circumstance has struck us, which Is the
great GOODNESS with which the Philadelphia press
has taken this opera. With but one exception, the
papers merely contain the usual stereotype notices
of ii, as they do OF every new play. What does
this indifference arise from! Are they so thick
headed among their papers there, to be obliged to
wait till they hear the opinion of New York! Or
is there any other reason We are Ignorant OF any
thing about this matter-but certainly, some motive
must be at the bottom of this extraordinary silence
In closing our notice of this opera, we again re-
peat our conviction, formed after witnessing the
first representation, that it is too heavy to run sue
cesstuy for any length Of time-that there are
few pretty airs in it that may become popular, but as
awhole, that it will by means rank its composer
among the most celebrated in Europe, some OF
the New York press would have us believe.
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REMOVAL
The Public Is notified that the Office for the sale If
SCHENCK'S PULMON7C SYRUP,
HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM No. lsk TO
r E MOVAL,

The Public Is notified that the Office for the sale If
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP, t.t
~ No. coSr I nD 4 street. TO- w ~
North sids sfew doors below Broadway opposite National
WE CAUTION THE PUBIIc TO BEAR IN MIND,
w thst BEEKMAN. Of 4sA Courtlandt street is NO
AN AIENTior the sale Of the genuine schencks
beware q Coansersit. beware Of Spurious limitations.
No. 4 Couriiand street.
lied upon with safety for he Of Pulmonary Coaumon
cured when every thing else has aedthe author arps
directions fails eseas perfect cnSe %
Gains the troublesome cough rpens the sbscss facilitates es
pectoraon and frees the lungs Of the matter which col
other the system and pur6es the
blood 1t contains no mercury OPIUM other poisonous
land street the early history Of this Syrup may be
pulmonary consumption.
. medicine for pulmonary
number Of cures pulmonary consumption made this city,
whchare before the public sufficient prove that the
be relied upon with safety in that frightfal disease.
SO IN "cEe dn BE e. v ss the
far as TO be unable to leave her bed
the came TO head and she discharged nearly aquart
yellow matter her lungs healed her flesh returned and she
Iasf Pastor the Church. Jersey city states tina.
he acquainted with Mrs Tucker and believes her
have only space to mention Ike =" Sc Of Mr. c. Van
Nest New Brunswick, late merchant Of New York No. -
syrup Mary Van Buren, No cGophsr sree
Ssw No. EYSs 81 s2. street 1Sy
wark NJ who all victims to consumption and cured
by the use Of this Syrup alone.
satisfaction than furnished in Schenck Treatise by calling
the popetes Office they viii be furnished with reference
Scheuck's Pulmomc Syrup. ms 1mec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-07
THE PATENT H#
GALVANIC RINGS
MAGNETiC EIIIrn

DR All. .CRIsTIE respectfully inform. the American
~ public that ne has lately arrived from England for
N this application q
man Crse Of London in October last The discovery has
RECEIVED the universal appreciation Of the medical
OF Great Britain who have pronounced among the most inn
gorant Of modern scientific inventions The Patent 1ayanic
Rings have been found all the purposes for which
the ordinary gaysnic battery electric and magnetic ma
chimes used but without Of the injurious shocks
which accompany the application By these Instruments and
In other respects sale and certain in accom-
pshing the desired object. ~ G
The Galyanc Rings have been several months before
the English public and the universal reputation they have
quired sufficient evidence Of their extraordinary power
the and Of the diseases for which they
commended They have been used with perfect success all
rheumats gout tic doloeux sick headache ndges
tion paralysis stiff joints general debility deficiency Of ner
which they gradual and and the beneficial
effects they the system must be be
believed The Galyaic Rings in every way perfectly
harmless and sold prices that within the reach Of ali
DESTROYS Of testing their efficacy Dr. Crstie warns the Ame
rican public from the beginning to beware Of spurious iiis
The only in the United States at 3a
FULTON STREET, a few doors from Broadway in this
pared be rendered sensitive and efficient all limitations
be entITsly deypd Of any galvanc effect CHRiSTlEs
accelerate the salvanc action only be procured the
aplac mai 1vrku
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=. A. b. SANDS s. co.

In the Granite 1uiidin9, No. ara Broadway.
corner OF Chambers street, New York,
s { s;H n shsi;
C j. the city, S..s.
S T.
e iss;s Il e es"
ee for the use Of the lady and gentleman families
SsIsioPS been Dp.shs. s 9TH s
sNSs a 81 S.s sS.S with
% bfs. ' and
sS s
S he 4 y s e are
invited call and observe the fcleshey have
FANCY, TOILET, AND SHAVING soAPs.-of Soaps
TIE 'HS1'lints pS,o Almond Soar very fine
and Bs sHsp 9s
KINDS s0s dasan's LaSn and fvess Soaps
dge1a%s ss ds ss Pat.
Vepena ceam Of Guean Am6o;a shsynE Csss,
S;si. s"i sSiss
4'is' 4 agD
Rovsndds BKalydor MchsuI Frecke Wash Liquid Pate
rss Blanc ia s'tSs pssss SS
from sRssia
ssRGsurs to bleak mds and damp No
SS, a EI|i s.
S.as
Gous., phlseso%e Antique OH RspdOps Jay%s Hair TO
made TONGUE Pomatpm in glass jars; black bsows
ss? y
the face arms Rowlands Essence Of Tyre for CO.
he
variety Pastes and Liquids for identifying the hair reso
@ WATERS FOR +, TUE T oh. TT OR
Frnas genuine Eau de Cologne; Cologne Water Of our own
fa ns Gsven hdGss Grange %s
PENTfF sisi u.s. &C. toR THE TEETH-peser
n: E1 very ursSr ss for s Ts
onis Tsoh Paste; Rose Paste; Chloride Dsntcs; oms
Ii %''h Also &C. the e :s
sS zR hHsyyHas go :ss
: EFF
Err ssfssis Fss
pane Orange de PORTUGAL Bouquet de Victoria Csdi2, Pot
s sSSSsss f BS
2ss ve b1ase. ae d Do 90
De CarSlins do Dc Foptainbleau Patchepy Edss
TOILET AMP OTHER BRusHEs, OF the grease.tvsr,.
and Of sT a Tas e al
Al knd. Velvet Ta and cloh Brushes Ha Bia.hs. Tor
will &
,;Iy SiIsss SIssS aSRsy
She'll lvory ana buffalo dressing COMBS every
size and shape. Tortoise Shell and Buffalo Pocket Combs;
Pocket Combs and Mirrors Ivory and Tortoise Shell
sUNDRY ARTICLES FOR EVERY .BODY's USE
Pearl Powder Rouge Preston Salts spsndid cut sa,. Co
Roses Perumed Sachets Marking Ink black blue and car
mine Writing Ink Sealing Wax and Waters Letter and Note
Pas Toilet Powder Plate POydsT Travelling Toile! Mirrors
Tongue scrspes Corn Rubbes and all other articles
for the toilet personal comfort at home travelling.
L. ;s%s''a s 1sSs s s s: g nsEs for
their choice of Drugs and Medicines from which
hey supply the Of first city physicians with
cuacy and despatch They intend be first among the stn
their business and respectfully solicit the patronage Of their
friends and the public
SODA WAfER-Wth the following Syrups, viz Sarsapa-
ra Lemon Ginger Pine Apple, Vanilla, Raspberry, Straw
berry, Orgeat, &C.. OF superior quality.
MEDICINAL WATERS-From the most celebrated
sp!ngsFrom sara,ogathe Congress Union Iodine and Pa
Sharon Spring Water White Sulphur Avon, and Bluelick
Waters and the Seidz and Switzer Waters from Germany
mY5 Pm eod*ec.
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& % III NJ E CIAL.
New York. rrIdav In,

AsHFsPots firm at SO 10 sII. Pearls arc stea
dy 1T 81 oct The demand for both descriptions is ra
Their limited.
BErswAx-Primc yellow OF all descriptions we quote
at 29l soc, with very moderate demand.
GorroS-Ihe market well sustained but tho
sales 90 not amount TO than 800 bales. At the
close OF the day, rather disposition evinced to
accept offers.
CoFrfE-We notice small sales of Brazil at 81 cts;
st. Domingo at 81; Lagura at u a 7sc
fis Dry cod are firm at 81 10 but the demand is mo.
derate and the supply limited There nothing of con.
sequence doing in mackerel
BaY-Common qualities OF North River bale sell MS
wanted at 40 45c prime is held soc. The receipts
are large, aud the demand fair
MoLAssEs-Thc market is dull but prices are firm.
Sales OF New Orleans made, as wanted at pa 2sc
Mstanzas at - oslo.
WHsNEy-Domcstic, in drudge casks, we still quote
at lie western and prison bbls steady at ~ lilac
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Died.

On Thursday evening, 9TH inst JOHN RnlsELASDER
BLrEcxER, in the Goth year of his age.
His relatives and friends also those of his father Jas
w. Blocker and of his faherinlaw Alexander Clinton
W. d. respectfully invited to attend his funeral this
afternoon at y o'clock from the residence of his father
l25 Hudson street, without further invitation.
On Thursday afternoon 9TH inst of consumption, Mo-
b. Ely, aged - years
His relatives and friends requested to attend his
funeral from 46 Clarkson street. Sunday afternoon at
o'clock without further invitation.
On Friday afternoon, CHARLES MoRroS, infant of
James r. and Rosabella Bache.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral tomorrow Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock from the residence OF the family, Is White st.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 2.

Cleared
Ship Brestoria, Keau, Quebec.
Barque Thos Pepe, Anderson Stettin Schmidt Balchen
Brig Carib Clark, Rochelle, Foster s Nickrson.
Brig Ann. Reawick Matanzas, Reed Hoppock.
Brig Champion Buchanan, Portland.
Schr Friendship, Minard, Portland. ~!
Schr Souhemer Hatch, Richmond.
Schr Lone Starr Knapp. Middletown.
Sloop Rienz Durfee, Providence
Arrived.
Ship Hercules, Madgan 40 days from Liverpool with mdse
and l48 passengers to w & T Tappscott.
parque nenry Shelton Longcope AZ days from Rotterdam
Brig Elizabeth lof Wilmington Lane 10 days from St
Croix, with sugar. to master
Schr Leroy, Frederick, days from Norfolk with mdse
Schr Avon Lask 4days from Wilmington, NC.
Sch Kate Pendcgras Barnum (of Baltmore 10 days from
Sydney, MS, with 100 tons coal to order.
Schr John Peterson, Hoffman, Virginia.
Schr n Chandler, Lozier, Virginia.
Schr Elijah Horton Burbank Virginia.
Schr Challenge, Kellar, Thomaston.
Schr Minerva Eldridge, Belfast
Schr Superior, Weeks Belfast.
Schr Myrtle, Baker Norwich.
Schr Gen Harrison, Allen from Delaware. with corn.
Below.
Ship Pontiac Parker % days from Havre in ballast with
passengers to order.
Ship Liberty, Norton, from Liverpool with mdse, Post
Bremen ship NewYork Harding from Bremen, with mdse,
to Holdige Kruger.
Ship Rhode Island, Andre, from Liverpool.
Also, ship; barque with foreopmas and brig
unknown.
Sailed.
Packet ships Patrick Henry for Lvepool; LAUREL Quebec
Tiger Brewster, Stonington; baque Bassett Rio Ja-
nero briggs Wampanoag Coson Bermuda; Joseph Atkins,
Higgins, Sydney MS.