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Foreign Importation.

LsyrnrooL-Ship Indiana-7 pkgs II N Peck co-nR&H
HashiLl Chester1s Bate. Confess Mabee-7 Bird
= S rrnnL. buerfeld BrosII johnson Bros Warner
sons-2020 bars iron Abee co-3OO bxs tin G Norwood
Coz pkgs lnnes-2 Hasluck coz w James, Hall
t br9s-i Gary co-3J Mnen-3 W Seymour cog
- Congdon co.. = Elliman-3 Francis Tones son-23
Sands, Fuller col Hadd.n son-i Nevns coy g
Hunt eel Wiley Putnam.-i Gillespie Shedwin-l L
H9n Ne Psoxs Wsdswsnh col W Psr:eq.-I Hun!
Hill Napier KELLOGG CO. Chester carH co..
Leaerts-s Duryee-l Patton Stewart-i AS Thorp
Ghoa Ga5ssd Gowi Grant Rsos Joha
Fuller eo-ioo Norwood co~si 6 Tu *. -
LTssroo1sSip s.. oeorss4 ss.l. crate. Tho. Cook
Morewood-l2o do Persse Brooks-OO w Mead
cases @ Crook2 bales Jas Connal-2 casks eases
w Spies bales w ingliz Co.'S anvs Walsh Mallory
case smith Tharger Coz Belknap Wyckof3 do
tons Goals 20 900 bricks Sam Thompson7 bales Hadde
Sons casks Surner COS Richardson Watron3
pkg. Riera sprague-l ca.k BeIran-sJ Brooks
Gillian Cos casks Cooper Leigh bale Thompson CO
-7ibales Cameron Brand-9 Godfrey Paon col
sask case Patton s.eyaItl balls dhon coil Ro bert
Phelps; Dodge &c.-9 casks Gregory col Van antwerp
Cos boxes Thompson-lo casks 90 bundles cav Sheas-
cases copper Phelps Dodge &co-l65 sacks salt OgdenO
tons IRON 30 crates casks bales 10 order.
Philad-A cks 20 Boomer Graves Co.'S do lao chs q
Boker-l0 pps gin Barclay Lyingston-00 bugs Wilson
BrownT gkgs 1890 bdls willow Victor Duckwzl2 casks
rsf F r Ens Pr GIN psT
col w Langdon-4 cks Henschgn Unkar-a Fiederrio
gps gin Seigneei0 solomanii6s bds fattans casks
to order.
GuAYAyILLABarque Magnola-20 lids SUGAR. Archibald
20 Howland Aspinwal32 Surges co-i94 ii SoutImayd
son-66 do molases II Hotchss, and Bradley, New
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Foreign Markets.

BuEros AYREs March 2S.-Thc mania for Nutra Skins
equals at this present that of the faramed orus
Mutcaus Of the United States II is occasoned by the
daily anticipation Of the receipt of Decree Of the Go
vernment preventing altogether the export Of that art
cle The following are the rates of the other articles
Exchange on England 4a4Ad DO Rio Janero l2tal2 do
Montevdeo l2al2, Carneiro United States II; Hides OK
for North America, 3sa39 do salted 3sal4 do horse
l5als Goat shins 26a3o, Nutra skins 6a6t Chinchla
skins I0aSO Horse hair short 33a34 do mixed 36a3s do
long, s0a95 Wool, common washed, 22a2s' do nicked
35a40 do mestza dirty l5a30 Jerkcd beef a5a26 Horns
mixed 200a250 do Ok 350a400, Shin bones 60a7O
( MAYAouEz, May a-Produce scarce and in good de.
mand particularly moasses he had fast enough
and is now worth lS-Sugar from 81 to L. All kinds Of
American produce plenty and dull Lumber and cooper.
materials very abundant and salesd Over
hoops have arrived here within the last two months
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l

PHILADELPHIA, May 10th, l845
There s little news here to-day. We have a murder
trial hand and great display of the militia but both
have become commonplace since the as to need
nothing but passing notice. Political is scarce
but office hunting politicians plentiful Rumors of re.
moyals and anticipated appointments rife the outs
still hoping and believing that there will DO clean
sweep both in the Custom House and Post Office. The
inns however entertain the consolng hope that moder-
alton will guide these matters and that tried and
patriotism will find their reward in q continuance in
office.
1t is reported to-day that Colonel Thomas B. Florence
has been appointed Appraiser but that gentleman is
not in town. having gone of Grand Patriarch nst
tute divisions of the Sons Of Temperance the
truth Of the report cannot be ascertaned.
The Stock Market to-day heavy State iyes de-
clined quarter; United States Bank and Wilmington
Rad Road the The decline in State SIS caused
by fear that the next steamer from England will bring
large amount into this market
Sales OF Stocks MT Philadelphia,
FIRST BOARD, May 1870 shares Wilmington Railroad
203 26 do f. and NJ Bank, ~; do C. and A. r. H., no.
100 do Wilmington II X. 2O3
SECOND BrAxp, May I7-lOO shares Wilmington RR
2Oi $1,000 Wilmington 6s 1865 IL 500 state 5s ~
State 5s, 72; 10 shares schuy xii Nav. 2st S151 II
Lehgh Loan 6s, Al 5000 City 5s 1872, 1885, 200 do do.
1850, 104
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DIM, y, 5cf.Si,, pi.,o Nnnlas i1ih'

HAna -. Air ~ ~; I. - fehr Ennis. NYoh.
,sd Asa Rs ss;y 'ssG E.aSss
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s. sSs.s$ is'. Ea sasS;sasss
"a aS asss MfS .aas s and ". yF Y A
SD Claiborne WORK. s-si Jas Moran Do. 2s-Ag s.! II
s% sd ss sl S %
Hercules Go; 2O Laurel DO 18th, Leila do lath Leopard
fssaoss. APR ioAr Ssssa,,n, SysrA; =, u
and TS; s Pandora NYor as' Trenton
MNAs.Fllrs Apr is~sIa MaresI., NYqEk.
MAY1oylz Msy ain fort, Geo Loyal, Could New Haven
So %%sIe
wHdwsIa bound io5 T. States Iad Homer, wadwOia o
,psS yi:sg ss Ny0rl
TExnl Apr is~An Fos Kali Helena, NYori.
Lake Ports.
ssSSi queen trgIs. and LcsSsss.; Sa;ss
pT GS9ose %s ssis II
Freeman CIsyeand Constitution, lighthouse supplies; Fortl
os;1ss ao
iS .y'SSsI
rick. Oswegoi Oregon, Toledo; Elba Huron Michigan
Home Ports.
Bo,ToS. May ls-N9.hns sailed Saturday wind NNE t.
on sunday but anchored President Roads.
main il Nantucket Roads: wind ENE 70 Sc modests will
ers apparently put in for haIboT remain At anchor esor
dsnce, East Of the wharf, Saturday s1Arr Britannia
Hewitt Liverpool; Trenton, Getting, do Below ship,
Ms5i s: crow 5 G B ss.. s; .ss:s s;a
pHL4Dx5ry'A Nay ls-An Oregon, orOwsi Hartford; Dn
NoSSoL1 Nav iis-Xfr Adrian, W.,pols and Mary Jane
PoYell NYofk 80. -.
Albefs. Warwick, Havre; Jordeson Br) Irvine Lyndon
SAVANNAH, May M-Arr Joseph 0gsn,, Turtle River CD
rel ss Sgn' Js osss. HILL rDId ass
New Jersey, Lewis NYork
ST MANS Ga. May 13-Arr Sterling, Pierce Kingston ia
Caroline Clark, Dram, N York
ST AUGUSTINE, May lo-Arr Gilbert Hatfield, NYork :.
MopILE. May ll-Arr Ontario Barstow, Hayre; cPublc
Lttlefed, NYork Cid Pearl Br) Burrows Lverpooi; Ann
Welsh Magma, Amsterdam W Cater Trots, NYork Anna
Ykw oaLr.s, May Io-An Neg York Wsish GslyssCG
gha Washington Benson Richmond Susan CD Flood and
fax; Agneda Br) Clarke, Glssgow FomaI Wilson, Proy
dence Albert Black NYork; Brilliant, Leav Nassau M;
Cora, Read, Havana.
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Trade Report.

AsHEs-Pots are dull and quote So SIT. Pearls arc
steady at 81 20 There very little doing in either de-
scription.
CorroS.-The market remains inactive. The sales to
day amount to 300 bales at previous rates.
BREApsTurFs THE tendency of prices is downwards.
Genesee Flour is now quoted at 81 653
BEEswAx.-Prime Yellow sells as wanted at 3Oa3Olc
for all descriptions
FIsH-We quote moderate sales of Dry Cod at 50 s74
HAY.-Common qualities Of North River bale we 0uote
at aoa4oc, with limited demand and large receipts.
WHisKEr.-Domcst.c in Drudge casks sells at 2lc-
Western and Prison bbls. quote firm at 22c.
suGARs-Market inactive. sales to the trade Of New
Orleans at 6a7c. Porto Rico 6ja7ac.
REAL EsTATE-.7t .1ucton--I lot on Messerole street.
Williamsburg $3.50; do do do. $685. do do do. 1855
do do do l50 lots corner Graham Avenue and Pow.
ers st. Williamsburg, at $l75 5000; lot Morris st.
Bushwick 10 lots 04th and l03th sts between 9th
and It'll avenues, $40 each, $3.50.
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A. b. SANDS s. co.
thc Granite Ruiltling. NO. 273 Rrondyys

Az TIC UEauhtc nulluIus, NOs $40 nEOu0Wuy,
corner of Chambers street, New York,
Z: Ts' ssiS'fs II sasi;
'a ~ 6 % ~
2 H. % % a s sos IND f 5sa
is f. The e ss. and e. =:
Ia. isissoS S.sa r. purchasing mos. Sfh. st,
unable aSs n ,ss y; ..s 1:ss Ms::,; CA
lss re f b. Soao
as Sss s o
s Z hs e d a
invited call and observe the variety Of have
FANCY, TOILET AND SHAVING soAPs-of Soaps,
'hf S0TTpE eSri,ias Almond so.p very fine
old Brown Windsor Soap superior SOAP n balls
sa ss.S j; R's so ss ss f:s I
in foE e aTp fss Pat.
Cream Sisf.t ss:s
Chinese sSsVn9 &C. these %s al
saf5s ;'i'is ,5,|s.
Nsss
Bs'.s rsi
sna pre-, I'VE che % ,nS hs S
81 TSs: s.!
M foR
d:opr Phiseone Antique OIL Bapdone Jayne. Hair l. To
%.ads Toaass Fo%s.s% II sls.. i.Is black brown
eS hs
lace and ko~isad. E..saes Tyre
variety Of Paste. and Liquids for identifying the hair resto
For ss TUE s9. IT
FaIn.s genuine Eau de Cologne, Cologne Water Of own
ns as'a SUPERIOR
pENTif Fis ss' .c e foR THE TEETH-Peetirr.
% %fs: Rss f: h s T grid
Also s zo ,ss,'
r S
GUERLAINs E,iact.IAmsriIl., AmbIOi.ie, Berg.%otte
e SSes s;;
fsaiIle Syringe MaESr. vstiys Masehas sOavslaie. d
@ Essa.s y Pess % ::
Aar s ton. b1aq M Il EiH as
f0sTr ustrs Fss1y. Eisus aI,.s Bouquet al Refine
j. Il ds;
Sweet Pea
'' T rSi'IE: hi OTHER tn.
L. xs IL s"s esn sa a. %
Ssa Sa, ..o:G :: % ca # "" e.
very complete Il every sy variety -, co,,ns
She'll Ivory and Buffalo Dressing Combs
size aud shape. Tortoise Shell and Buffalo Pocket Combs
Fine C9Mb, Whi;leT Combs, &c Es;rnv no,,,,s nc,
SUNDRY ARTICLES FOR EVERY BODY'S USE
Lip Save Gold Cream Pastle Liquid and Powder Rouge
Pearl Powder Rouge, Preston Salts splendid cut glass Co
Roses p:Ifan.a s.she.: Marking I9L black, blue .ad e..
Paper Sls Of Lemon, Diamond Cement Powder Boxes
Puf Toilet Powder Plate Powder, Travelling Tol: Mirrors
Month Mirrors &c A1o, Nail Files Tooth Picks Tweszes
Tongue Corn Rubber. .1d !. o,. article. necessary
In snumeratng portion Of the Toilet articles they have for
sale Messs A. B. SANDS CO. would also call attention
their choice Of Drugs and Medicines from which
Thy supply the Of first city physician. with
their business and respectfully solicit the patronage Of their
friends and the public.
SODA WAfER-With the following Syrups, viz Sarsapa-
rlla, Lemon Ginger Pine Apple Vanilla, Raspberry, Straw
berry, Orgeat, &C., Of superior quality
MEDICINAL WATERS-From the most celebrated
Sprngs-From Saratoga-he Congress: Union Iodine ad Pa
vlion received fresh week Also, supply oil
Sharon Spring Water, White Sulphur, Avon, and Bueck
Waters and the Sedtz and Swtxe Waters from Germany
my3 Pm eodsec
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THIRD EDITION.
L II L PRIVATE TREATISE
nv nm N

nESlGNED enable indviduals 10
and p,sst:y the cure Of their and also give
aasn.y m..Lsa 70. vsnsrsa which Afford vide field sor the
gIor9s ana asceons o. eefsn bsssng class Of people
ducriea from Sir A. Cooper Of London Dr. Mott Of this
sion refer 10 almost physician Of abe city
must be considered sufficient ground for confidence work
sent nv nos upb Iru~.c
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Now York Cattle Market.

MAY l9.-At Market-lOOO Beef Cattle $50 from the
South 100 Cows and Calves, and 800 Sheep and Lambs
Prices-We observe feature in the market this
week The number at market quite SO largo as
that of the preceding week. the sales extern
sve. Prices remain stationary We quote $5a$7 as the
extromes Of the market About 200 remain unsold
Cows and Calves-Priccs range, in quality, from
S17a$25 to $40, All sold.
Sheep and LambsSheep 81 50a2 so to 81 49, which is
decline Of IS cents the prices Of last week Lambs
81 50a3 as All sold.
Hay-Salcs principally at 80 a soc
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Nv Last Nights Southern Mail.

HnADELrHA. May ls1ArT Bsnayyne Smack RE 5meiro
NYork Caroline Frances Fountain Troy NY Cid saranac
ALE1ArpRIA May e-Arr Abigail Eliza St Thomas. Sid
Phebs Eliza, NYork.
NoRroLx MAY 16-Arr Lady Warrington Stevens Baltimore
for Nassau MP dressn the squal Of last night lost both
anchors and CHAIN flying b, main BOOM fore and main gan
&c. Ia Hampton Roads Cordova Morse, Havana for Rich
mosd nth St Thomas Beanan Baltimore for Bangor ia
spirit split sails aud it being very thick struck the Thimbles
which the vessel leak badly. topsa schr appa
realty ashore and capsized Woughbys Point
Light Boat supposed to be new vessel from East River
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Weekly Rcport. of Death.

In the city and county Of New York. from the 10Th d e
.u. May 70 the nth day Of May, isa5. ' "
ofMen-37 Women-i9 Boys-44 Girls.-Total 1884,
Apsce2 Apoplery 2; Asthma 1: Burned or scaIded l. an
Sers Casuales Consumption 20; Convusons fl: Cronno
tyanoos u Debility I; Dirhna Ii Dropsy s. Dropsy In hr
snsi, 2psy ~ me chest q Drownedf; Epilepsy /; Ery
remiten feye, bilious Fever puerperaI Fever
4 Hanged Inflammation Il Inflammation & !. o'ses e o.
NATION o. bowels nfammaton OF chest ;: nasmma,na Of
~, stlon o. stomach Inflammation OF liver a.
messes r. y Laes psnerea Maormaion Msrmmus
Scrofus Small por III Spinal d,se,se o. ~ !, matism
ulcer o. throat snknown Varolod q; Worms UNIV
,xe-One year and under 40; 10 %; tos o. IN
XII oo 20 vi 70 10 SotoioI5 20 III 20 to ca 60 ~
ELI LEAyITT, City In,n.c,or
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PORT OF NEW YORK. MAY 40.

So, sI,.' MOON :ET.::. s@x
Cleared.
SHIP Gladiator Bunting. London Grnnel Minturn & Co.
H; e s sia; ss
Big BI;x. Eias9l;, Chase, 81 Domingo. '
ss s%i1 ss:SHTis s,agfr. . ct''"''
sshr F Fssl Baker. EEs1ns M%nson NC
Aspssos Neis. s'ai boston ols''m'h
s sfh5 Henry n,,yh Gaa,s Burns; Fall River
s sIIoop i I'%Isi IgtiIf pixh.en. ''
Barses Cayuga, Owens, and Planet Green Philadelphia
Arrived.
with sw ad. OF cs from 4S to Il
pssHi May sss I.ss'SS april Z ..
s. ESsl sSS Huron s"
A All: ss:issi sr as;fs
o Bc:U S HaeSma from Roe
dan NJ; April 5, VII. %d.e, to 4. Notsebohs. 80 $50
s.sss iT 4 a s%
a.I. Tran f.
;;si Ssf:
been
s.o $ Pr My
Peters Sailed in with 'chr jua Telfas Burn: Balt
stuyes Cearman Spoke 18Th inst lat 80 So bsrqus
Se1na , brig pGors,9 De Anna, 60 days from Palermo
Joseph Atkins: Higgins. 10 days from Para with al b,.
to Corning Son. Le6 brig Granite, Of salem, unc.
Bs HELM s from Grand
do wine w. Depau Left U. ship PEBBLE, from and for Para
Brig Ann Remiek 10 days from Arecibo PR with 100 hhd
Wide. Wsfef Edseeomb y day, from Areeibo,
Left brig i Wolfe, just arr from s. Thomas. ''''"'
sugar hSds TO De H For.. Con- WIN
yo:e The .pof.n pSs, boat %a'2 aeaos
miles south Of Sandy HSok and refused receive glo:he
part Of cargo to get of
SO % 3D. csS to
B,s Homer day: re- Ner with
os,ayia, IS day. from New Orleans for Liverpool.
70 days from Savannah with cotton
Brig Lamar ssnnemann day. from Savannah. with
scr Alraash, Kilburn days from Tampico, with hides
3d. brig Gsn HopLSs o% Havana slE
Day; S% By.sn e. s s
NIork days; Topaz for Wilmington, NC ldg Mary Ann
Of Philadelphia, disg Pequot from Baltimore, do Midas from
schr Foridan, Hopkins days from Mobile with lard &C.
Ney Orleans for LivePoo 10Th lat 81 81 ssnazed sch
schr Chief sachem smith, from Eastpor with plaster to
Smith Boynon
Ship Orleans, Bears, from New Orleans, with mdse to VIM
Ship Alexander of Baltimore, from New Orleans
mdse, to Fabcr Bierwirh. aA'"' WV"
Brig Croton, Soullard from New Orleans.
Brig Sarah Brown. Norton. from Mobile.
brig brig Peter Dsmli Lewis, from Savannah.
s sII E,m ah Robinson from Charleston
Sailed.
Ship Yorkshire Bailey Lvcrpoo schr Delaware and others
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Domestic Importations.

New ORLEANs-Brg Homer-339 hhds sugar Spofford, Tile
& son-l09 do sugar order
MosnEMBarque vernon153 bales cotton Collomb Iselin
Is ID Ellinger-100 Cahoone King CO.'S Hamilton Gay
II Lcoer Brother coh Spoford Tileston COLI bbls
taliow Bell Son-l DO! mdze Sturges Clcamani
Lockwood Coz boxes Edward Duane-l John Hunt
Co co boz boxes sam!a5s &C. Egs, 20. mdzs Hall
box mdzc Taylor Macks. do Feys-l trunk d Wen
del-2 mdze Daniels Baddyi box instruments Gro
shem60 bales Hamilton Gay-l boz and bundle,
Perkins Hopkns-ll mdse Philips col case do
Merle Bright-2 packages < Parrish-2 boxes ndse c
Elery-l chest to do-50 bales cotton to order.
SAvANrAH-Brig Augusta-2i2 bis cotton r Grayea-
81 % HUT co129l n Bringham7 pkgs Butman-l do
Delano-l do Whock-l4 kgs Boyce
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The 81. Augustine Herald Of the 9th inst says I'VE
want rain Our and tobacco crops suffering Sc
verey for want Of a few genial showers
The prospects were never favorable than the
Sd inst for heavy wheat crop in Iowa. The fall wheat
especially, we are told, promises bountul yield. We
further assured that there is age increase in the
amount of wheat The crop having boon put
in at later day less be said Of it pre-oat but
nothing exists to authorize the belief that it will not be
equally favorable -
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- LivEsrooL-Packet ship 81 GeoTe-Richard Kay John n
the steersge. '' f'"-'s' IN
Lvthr9oL-Packet ship ndana-Major Wright British IT,
my MI Hope, laesnd-2iI in the steerage. =
% In the steerage. " ~ W. o'"'"on
hnAMrico-Schr Alliguash-G Lande, b Green.
DnMEnARA-ScbI Globe-D Fleming
Nv hL5Ars-br,g Homer-Mr Luther, Mr. Alden
"'osiLL-Dsrqus Nsmon-Mr and Mrs John sperry,
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LnrnPooL-Packet ship Yorkshre-Col W II Polk Charge
AhnSes 10 Sapies Dr WIN Sparks, Coas 70 Venice and
Mis- Graves Of Eashamptoa, Mas Joel Hayden Miss
Columbus, Ohio Miss Sanford Albany; William KiSSey
ws' ,;on Border AID lady Mis-. F5es:ie Mexico;
Charles G,lgan. Mrs MieI NJ Mer, Mr Richardson.
hos HICKS Jeremiah Devlia Charles Vyse, Thos TurbnIi
w.,ss sShn S%sts sSGs New York; Benz rn
4 Stewart, Of New ork Also for Hafax-D Macilvn s
Evans jr, Seden and wife, John Eenns. Total lis
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On Monday evening, 10Th inst. by the Rev. Elisha
Tucker Mr.. RoBERT kISc to Miss ELIZA WRioHT
daughter of the late John Wright, of New York
On Sunday evening. the 18th inst at the NJ f. Church.
Eighteenth street, by the Rev. Davis Stochng EpwAnp
ARCHER to ANN MARIA eldest daughter of the late Isaac
Hanyon, all Of this city.
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Mrs TIT; Mrs MeCslm eek aud chld w sperry; b
Iques + Power; Va1 Vess; GirdierWcox; Morgan;
Robert POST Stiles and children; Miss Angelic PRICES
lila. Hnea, N rGertrule Campbell and children; Mrs
u a amer, and Al ia the steersge
SAvASsAH--Brig Augusta-Mrs Sibley, Mrs Coryell
and child, Mrs sullivan aud three children Lang
Lady and Child n I Smith aud Lady. TWO Miss Cuyler
Miss Williams, Miss Wade DR. \ II Geatworh, Mrs +
Sayres, Sayres 1stead, VIM Murphey, 4 Beck
Dckns on, II Holcomb, 9 L Munson-sld 20 In steerage.
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Died.

On the 18TH OF May, PArRIcK DOYLE, aged 4s years
Inc relatives and friends of the family are
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence 3S
Madison street, on Wednesday the 2lst inst at M
On the 10Th inst after long and severe lness Az,
wife of John Fell, aged - years 49,
The friends and acquainances of the family aI.o th
members OF Mariners Lodge No. % o. Of o. r. are re-
specuuy invited TO attend her funeral from her late re-
sdence South Seventh street, williamsburg This Tues
day afternoon at 4 o'clock o. $3.50 "os'
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- NJ. WISE,

-, IN n ~ M " r IL M "A IN 4 :.
Most inform. the citizens Of New York. and the
public IN mat h has located himself in th: CITY, and
q 6rcsacss land dlsases h Gold Silver and
partly known y hi, annual visits Saoka springs the
year, tnsI py ms Of n optical science he
with weak be supplied with glass which will greatly
new style Of ps1sIsctivs ground glasses Of the finest lint
vision and have been highly as The best In
their effects the for preserving and improving the sight
such have been osraed upon cataract also be suited He
and solic the patronage Of all his articles Please
call at M. WISE, Optician.
fl4 3msec Broadway
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THE EY
The EYE.
DIR, POWELL AND DIR. DIOSSY.

UK. PUWELL AND DR.. DIUSSY,
OClJLISTS AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEONS,
HAVE removed to the premises lately occupied by Dr. FL
IL hot, Ne a6l Broadway Of Warren street Their
practice srclusivey copAned.o Diseases Pf ope
Of Vision Or Powell studied for five with the
brana Jacob in the Eye Dr. biossy was pupil Of Dr. Eli
otis for similar period and subsequently acted assistant in
Terms modsra!s-The poor treated gratuitously from to
r.. M. ils~ ~
Artificial Ewes ,nserted, Fl -. 80
Entrance ~ Warren street. ml4 1m*ec
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PRoPRiEToR ov THE New YoRx HERAIp EsTAsLrsHmEEre
NorthwsN corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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LEGS, HANDS, ARMS, DC.
THE LOSS OF FEET AND LEGS NO HINDRANCE
To THE ACT OF WALKING.
John F. THOMAS, Cork Leg Maker &c., 3s Grand street
the public that he continues manufacture ARTIFICIAL
LIMBS plan the and less complicated having
through necessity invented made and artificial leg
forty years, and been manufacturer for hiry6ve s
confident Of giving satisfaction all who call him for Legs
Hands, Arms O the common Wood Leg
". Ball letters be post paid. mh15 3mSec
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Pr0preS,on Ms.sr. Freneh and Hei'er.
Tuesday Evening, May goth.
Ins Effort, du Gymnasie Of the Essler Brothers.
A GRAND VARIED CONCERT AND MUSICAL
To conclude with
PRICE, Of Admission ffty Gent. on INC iS" nope
Between the Entertainments ntermission Of Fifeen
Doors open at halfPast o'clock Performance
menee at so'clock
BUKTON's THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
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NJ. DEMPsTER will sing a, Rutgers Institute Monday
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