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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

ElOAKDlNtf SCllOUle-lRvING iNSlI1 UTE. r>ASY
- rowS. -. i.-Wil.LIAM L. LYON, A. VI. PrtncL
pal.-SummeT Session VIII open on the lst of May.
To those who desire 10 place sonS ~ oarulg school,
tie advantages oerc this Institution believed 10 DC
eaual ii not surelIcr. any 1t has been N success
tu operation seven wears The location delightful and sd
luhliots convenient OF nom the City. The ed
fee Is commodous and CONFERENCE.-The play grounds AM
pie and disconnected from the village The government is
efficient tut mild resembling that Of well regulated
Christian tamil day scholars received 10 COIN
te-eSt he sanitary ilfsonce Of family training
The system NJ instruction Is designed not merely 20 ad-
and perfect the pupil III tie branches studied but 20
deye.opc AMI instruct the judgment, to enshten the nn-
Ge-stnds, To form habits, and 20 give moral and
useful direction 10 the inclIEatlons.
Further particulars, including Catalogue OF students,
opinions patrons Sc. viii DC found In the pamphlet ciTc
lar Of the Institute, had application az the BOOK
Stores Bartlett: Wexford, Aston House, and kaynors
IS BoweTy
Reference ty permission, TO tho following distinguished
gentlemen:
Washington Irving, Esq.
lion. Daniel Webster, L. s. Senate.
Hon. Cuban {. NcTfla.:ck.
Capt. Alex. Sideli Mackenzie, L. :. y.
Nathaniel Il. Holmes, Esq. TarrytOwn.
Francis Hin. Esq. Rev Nathan Bangs, Do. VIM. C.
Bryant, Esq. George T. TTimee j. r Van Rensselaer,, NJ
D. Harper < Brothers, Sesv-York Guy.
Also following who now or have BEEN Patrons
Roy II " Hunt Zs5cbee Cook, Jr. Benz l. der,
Rev l. " Vincent, VI Van Belren, Oscar irving,
Rev Thos Burch, Jas VI Hsyt, Jheo Reese,
Urv I Dayiny j /. Mott, J KncyeS,
i.ev J sewel. C Du.eaDcrr!, Denson,
gsy i, r St.ecs = I. KIP, ClInch,
Rev Dr West, Pamony, III Clapp'
r- To- Scrinuer VIM 4, BO.,.s Benz ID Brush,
Rev d Rabccck r " Van NUJrhis, + Campbell,
A y livingston. LecnErI Kirby, w : Durham,
80. Morrel Jacob Leroy, Howe,
reter Pinckney, Gen g II Striker, ii Raynor.
Cll,s Storm Harvey Weed, Isaac Adriance,
J Ches.eruan BIZ wheeiwright, Thos Patiisos,
N,-,i. potinson " Van Antwerp, " Ecls 80 3m
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DANGES-s PlEKCE.'S first FSsmIum Hs~ pti=1t
IL Two-Ov,n Ranges. combining Economy C?uTTnirHe-
Durability These Rlag,s hsy- been Tor the lat m
ia monhs astanee ~, the proprietor b~'u c9q
on TO re- This Guiy ot-e makes them NOR o.
,rb- than any Rage "a III market tor bakgE boliHz
roasting aud al culinary purposrs. hry are warranted u
gfye sgtire .stIsfictI0n.
GEORGE PfERC +. Proprietor. re Bfosdysg.
- u p,-.r-F. ~ Ranges r-u.ir-d. tn1
TKON WAREHOUSE, IZt GHEES WlCH STREET
II ERSEYS BREESE X SAMPSON. sueec1Sgs TO
T. Norman Johnston Ayr>s x Co have on hand End OFFS
t sale liberal terms fE ft8rHt Of swsd lat and
SqHar- r.
Russia s | old Sable iroa.
in-Iish sad American round flat and s7aiIs Bsf lfon
Buarirrs'. Rods. 5-io 81 3 inch
SPIKE Rods and Shpe ihAg-s Il al sf-s
arS4 Nail Rods Of SOfvegzl Old cable and Ju1Ista Iron
Band scroll and Hoop lT0a Of all srz>I
st>l sh-sr sl and German steel Of various stamps
SprIug Steel Ans-yIc4n Blister Seel. lLl Bstuf Str=L
1o-r md Flue Ir0n Of 81 sizes
ship Boat tlf RsIirnai Spikes.
Cut Nails Br1is la3 Spikes 0f all me-.
Avs { oins Il CO gsauin-. nh an
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HOTELS
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER or WILLIAM n DUANE-STS., y. Y.
Aa Tho .ubscfhef especially informs the public that
@ a he has leased the above establishment aud pro-
-L pared Ho,at- them with Board aud Logging.
very moderate Il has been put The thorough
and compyt. lepsir painted aud ehrd . additional new
furniture, sad be- will not atu What he Intends 90 do
but sOcitS TIE travelling community 10 sisit and him
tfa ind jude for themselves that thu .sb.bmcnt under
his management - deserving ut the patronage II The public
The location bsIng esnt u business ofs Inducements IN
merchants fIom the county tom rs Ielrd situation unsur
passed by auy other house the city Terms. 81 yer day
yer week IN proporOd
The Subscriber bc.s call tie attention Of paGes, that
tir Assembly Room viii LIT ttos- gsiag Balls and
Concerto To- the remaining; pat Of the srd hist the
will shortly be put complete fspaIr aud htted
magnificent style lie further calls thu attention of The
ie5son gentlemen If s law that his Tor aIbtr.iors
and frrr.s has undergone alteration and that b. - ready To
accommodate them reasonable temSnIch nl be SEED
b. MS sulatpn Of room hire.
y. ga select Hums-r Of Permanent B0tTdsrs will b
mao 3n MTNORD x THREsHgR
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MEDICINES.


~ a THOUSAND CURES. in cascs deemed utterly
hopeless firmly established MONT every
former medical discovery II has always been sty!ed Ma
lures own frsC on being formed chiefly tom chemical
extracts from Wild Cherry Dark and Tartwo that
ickly scattered wherever diseases Of the lungs prevail We
give instances of rs extraordinary power from c4l-
lo.ue almost without end:
lldy (stdress viii br given the New ok Agency
who given nj 81 al OF be-. physicians 10 die OF oonsum9
ton had hard tumor Tor mon s on the Side-Faed Sn9s
large Quantities of matter sort o! bony subsatcad tR
no medicine for noIth beng past al hep.--neiJ
cured by f.w bottles Of ts BassIn IA September and Ocic
Der. 1874.
A. Carnsn New ok y. WIS hldgot slert lying down.
for years heng ohisrl - Siep Siiln posture
cured attend his business III the most stormy
Ihonas Bradec Esq J. r Jamaica L. cured Of asthma
OF 30 yraJs' standing.
he had vo,en; coU-h and IN 4 sdeor months raised
large quantities OF corrupt matteraso much bood-is ply
scians could 10 but ttr oe hnave HIM MI, OF meI-
curry did cood-iy friends all supposed he had gal
looping consumption entirely cured by re bottles OF W IS
taI's Balssm. ., - \, III.
cured Of liver complaint aud general debility Of eighteen
jacob Hoffman VI y. Huntingdon. cuel child Of 7
Schroebe of obstinate disease OF the lungs ac e au gu
al the usual remedies IA vain.
daily occurring part OF the country winch
move nconeSriby the vast superiority o ihs htSam IN
every of ua and liver disease over every other peIa
raiion her tofore known 20 the world. e.,
1seuisl. Butts, J. AHn-st. Sands corner OF bulc ana
Fulton-s;reet> u East Broadway and 2i3 Broadway corner
ChgmhcrSStrert nllzl-1tl
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sixth Ward IyhIg Nominations.

For .7!fermar-JOEN P WARE.
.lssis.1ar-OIF-N ". BRENNAN.
.7ssessrs-fi r.IiN ". CHiLpS. jos. r f!RSSON
Co7stabiss-EDWA ARD HEUSTIS, GEO. klS5I.
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NO DECEPTION.

NO DECEPIIUN.
Not tceek passes aray tcilh0h tce hare TO record
some Of the most astonishing cures OF long cont
iin,ied Asthmq, Incipieht Consumption,
Bleeding at the Lisnss, Bronchitis,
Difficulty of Breathing, and ne
ror.o,.s diseases If the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

CHEAF ACCOUNT BOOKS AND SrATIONhRi
u Cap and Letter pAref ruled aud plain from o. 70 3 pei
r,.n Books Ds of Ladius; Shipping Receipts, No,'
Drafts, %e great VARIETY Naprmf aHsT Tor fi9,i' y,
abcs Blank Cards. Quilts. Waters Pencils Steel Pens. lk'
aud Fluids, Croon Carmne Ink 70 any Red lnt ~
use and all articles usually sold by sationes 1t very low
Neeoua; Books manufactured order in The best style Of
u frticular attention given TO the Badas Of Lbae p
Go Ci.eulafs. Bin Heads, Noss Checks, Drafts -at
R-ceiplS printed 10 order, a ti- loves; mites
Manufactures ot Francis celebrated IcWi2td Lfsl
Blltcy by which the Letter vlireu sad COPIED AZ me stie
time FRANCIS x LOtTkEL.
Manufacturing Sta;ouers. = Nsiden lne, ort'S cen
william Aad Cold stEet's, y y
LEwis FR,Ncts,
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DRTT.\ZI4 REVOLVING CASTOK-ERaMEs-A
d good ch-aP sTttcl--iS. sS!r ey -,
A NNFTTO-.o baskets PRIME Para for sale by
a 40 LATHRoP s BARTLETT, - Pear-st.
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Greek her whole fortune mon heI PEI,
IN me share Of ewels gold COINS; bse's thAt t
mode OF nvestm adopted great measure Tor SAFETY
IL as Ire advantage OF cushing 70 reckeR Is
we'll rs 10 admire The offsets OF HI. affection.
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SHHNLS.

FAToNTowN- SOCIAL INSTITUTE, Hau.bef
IL - C4trs H1snS ass1cssse4 tcr~lves Tor t- puI'r
=s;zhlishrg Cl>soi school. embracing AZ
for social moral ed physical improvement; have
erected. apog aboI. mls cm The VILLAGE OF Eaton
tava, -cihce cscu.tsi - lecoamodaie cvo hundred
i1pis; AMI IN buildings peculiarly adapted os Scholars
q all as-S
The oea,oa he township Of Shrewsbury on The slse
Raal miles isoE lhiialsiiaia halt ne iEon eator
Landing. aE .aIr miles from Red Bank wherr S-lr
hG, piy DAILY i.a. h- foot u sutton ard tathlrlus;
i thEe- miles from IL celebrated Watering. Phase % Long
Sranch.
he branches auEh cacu!a;sd soucd PRACTICAL
Edacztoa. Guzlify the Sea pursue ANY business.
sad profession, s-t-r any { Is iu College.
IN It's cation the stTict attention Iaid - PysS well
mental fm7roysmeGt, s3v-s THIS Institution superior I'D
yantlEes
SUBSCRIBE socits IN paor,se Parents and Guir
ia1s. whom ne ulsuesgIcGaele Testimonials from
former pl;roGs-
Farther particulars OF any information required and Cir
cub 1sy &c o5tansd By aaerll, 2l Nlsssus;- New
a7, here Interview With the PRINCIPAL Of The
Teachers = nsd Any 1y !uEi1S he moGih Or
should th-y be these VINO leave eiE Card VIII he
waited upon AZ their residence 800
Y B.-Eyry application. - the next session VIII tcIn-
rroncr The FRS, io1dIrIu NirT newt no II
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The AMBER Wren is fine specimen literary
ingenuity Perhaps it is more like genuine diary,
for It's hard outline and the want otroundness in the
forms The picture Of the girl is sweet, and the
tone preserved about her truly natural and pa
terual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

DEKIH ANROY ,Skll!N AR,yy:,.SCIENTfiC, MAili-
L EMATI,AL AND Ci.AS>lCAL.-Pnrcnts having sons
habi, aud iesrous q for whom they
wculi thorough pIcp1 i-n for College or business
respectfully invited 10 inquire alter me merits OF TINS ns'Itn
tim.
The Principals mainly .oc;ou maintain high standard
ofcaracer pud scholarship he't school wish no pupils who
cannot be induced such standard Should such
b- receved they will BE- removed rs known.
TneInDouucc OF self government, and OF That h.i sell
respect and rcsHd for rrh; winch scom base. and shnk
ff1nn wicked action. = mucf INSISTED upon. e,
The pup. under tn, ruotnud at NJ the same table
fuuc OF the Principals sDd every attention given
their personal comfort well their rapid ntVRn.
uct IN tina; it tor eeyuie usefulness aud honorable
dr;inction u life. -,
The Principals long siace devoted themselves TO the
resting and responsible work If Instruction. aud from
past experience aud fell themsslyc warranted IN
Su.ing the SchuosUstlic puh that the reasonable eNrec
tslions Of tt-if qitrous shall b" !ully real iEed.
The provisions of the institution Afford unusual iNces Tor
pleasure and safety ~ SET biihlag.
Tn. location - pleasant rnd pov-rbtliy henlthfu and
daily accessible >swi crk and Philadelphia By steamboat
and Railroad
wit, t1r use ol books for IL Fns,h STUDIES.
The summer Session w commence Mondty MAY 5th
Ccu.rs ,, Testimonial, and references my be had 4; the
book stores Of Taylor. 10 Nas'aSt AID hob carter
53 Ciral-st. y. York, OF Of tl- lrgciga!s ,,,1,
,25tf = e.. WOODBRIDGE
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HUNTS PATENT NON-HVAPOEATfNG INK.
IL SrANDS1hs article neec oHy Re used 10 be s?pfe-
clted It's novelty consists IN ITS preventing the r,apa-linh
The dtculry experienced from the sstits OF sed
leut at the bottom the sttnd tins entny obsat-i
every of t -G completely dsturhs The !ud
TO prevent such settlement from taking place 1t likewise pre-
-rys the most delicate pru from dma-e. For sale by
FRANCIS LOIIkEL,
al Isl Manufacturing StaiiOGcFS, u Ai.iden-fns
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DOA8D N THE COUNTRY Two small amills, c,n
ID accommodated With Board IN p'stu family on Long
Island the COMFY Island about - miles
Brookvu rhs location pleasant ,nt very hrshig
For address gpy 81! aud 1t y OF - Fulton NJ Brook
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CARPETS-3cO p-ess nee. medium aad suF-rtse Ingram
I ttrr-ts Also 500 pieces printed Cotlor Carpet,
Also 10 baIes rich ehiat- seErA flsfod drsgg- For
~ nv r,ns.l NESNiFH ! 90 =, Pine-st.
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Z
4 NJ Biuirg-r in2 Barcey.tFrs Sr :, soa 81 o5okeu.
Ars Bell Of Mors;ovn, y j. MS ActiaHn . Waikers..
Nfg Archibald . White street, and other sou5
have b-rn relieved coughs OF lonS standcg DcultT
al Breathing &c and have lei. t-r lie
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The above valuable Work will be completed IN aeoG
twelve Nc printed hae Pdr with clear yPe 81
VIII D. sold AZ = per No.
The four Nos have already bel issued and the follow
oHes viii ~ published regularly On The hrs, Of each moot
NATL rN-,ol-e.
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BOARD.

RoAEO :. A rRlE ARE FAMILY for a utlsman
ID and his lady (whout chdlenl whrrv the gentleman
would b. willing dine down (eScspt Sunday,l -
MINUTES Walk the Cui H. and North
~
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said amount 7o0o peculs reported this week
Long Cloths-We hear Of few transactions both in
Greys and Whites Greys Of fine quality be dspo-
ssd OF without dchlty at the rates we quote but for
coarse cloths and Whites there is but little enquiry
Long Ells-Saes of 1000 pieces reported at tribe
continues in state Of extreme depression, and prices
remain nominaly at last quotations Until the APP
Of the Rob Roy from Calcutta with the last Of
the old drug little improvement can be looked orand
we conceive very probematical any change for the
better takes place even then. Pepper-Nohing doing
quiry during the past week. Reels in good demand
at present. and prices have advanced since the date OF
our last in a very depressed state
We hear of sales. MISUNDERSTANDING whatever
is doing. SharkpnsA few trifing sales spoken Of
at quotations which well maintained. Tinsome
Nothing doing. Woollens-With the exception Of a
small sale of Habit Cloths at low figure do not
hear of any sales The ma rket is exceedingly dull
ExPoRrs.-Alum-Rat well maintained, and
several thousand peculs have been taken during the
week. Aniseed-There has been some demand on Anne.
purchased Camphor-Has likewise been in request for
shipment to America, and hear of several parcels
having been bought Cassia-Stll eagerly sought after
and considerable quantities that have recently been
brought to market, have been secured at full prices
Shipments both to America and India in progress.
quotations. Rhubarb-Nohing doing. sil<-The Chinese
not having given way in their demands, purchases
have been made. Sugar and Sugar Candy-Are both in
moderate request and hear Of few thousand peculs
OF each having been purchased. Teas BlackVery lit
tie is doing in Gorgeous Of which only few chops of
common qualities have been taken. About 1900 chests
Of Orange Pekoe have been secured 0rsen-A further
advance has taken place in Hysons and Gunpowder and
every sort of Green Tea appears to be most eagerly
sought after nl Ha1& aA
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Hfatc of Trade.

AsHEs-Pots still quote at 81 and Pearls at 81 co.
with very limited demand for either description.
BHEApsrurrs-Genesee is firm at - 62A, with ten
dency towards further advance. Nothing doing in
wheat. Oats, northern held at 20 30Ac with mode
rate sales Southern corn We quote OF ~ Acc,
sure and weight
BEEswAx Prime yellow of all descriptions sells as
wanted at soc. The enquiry is moderate.
CoTTor-To-dny good enquiry existed, and the sales
amount to 1900 bales. Prices firm, and holders
evincc loss disposition to supply the market.
FsH-We notice sales Of dry cod at - e7t a $3.-
There is not however, very active demand at these
prices. -aU
HAy-Common qualities Of North river bale sell as
wanted at IS 40 cents primo at AZ 4sc The receipts
continue largo and tho demand limited.
PRovIsrors-No change Of consequence In articles
coming under this head Old prime pork sells at 50 90.
New mess is held at SIS 60
WHnKEv-Drudgs casks inactive, and we quote
small sales at ~ cts Western and prison bills steal
dy at 22i a csc.
CATTLE MARKEr-Nay AT market 1923 ESQ from
the south), 100 Cows and Calves, and 900 sheep.
Prices-Beef CattleThe market still continues very
much depressed and holders have failed obtain any
advance on the prices of last week. We resume our
quotations, viz: rs SO &c. according to quality. I'm
sold AGO. u.
Cows and Calves-All at market takon at $ls a s2s
to $50, which 10 slight advance last weeks quota.
tons t
sheep-sl rs 81 50 to 81 80. Lambs 81 IS to 50 u.s.
All sold.
Hay--Last sales at Sc 62Ic.
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omy and regularity In the business operations Of these
institutions. having capital Of moro than two and
half millions Of dollars The in discounts for
the year only $i775oO The decrease in circula-
laton and specie about equal considering the pro-
portion of to the other The deposits have varied
but very little.
During the session Of the Legislature Of this State
for the year ls4 law passed authorizing the vi.
and Schenectady Railroad Company to carry freight
during the suspension of navigation the canals We
table giving the quantity and weight OF articles
received by the Utica and Schenectady road from the
Utica and Syracuse road the quantity shipped on said
road between Utica and schenectady and the quantity
delivered at Albany. These returns were made by the
Utica and Schenectady road to the canal department,
and cover business Of ono hundred and thirty-nine
days from the close of navigation to the 10th Of April
This amount of merchandise would not have reached
market had 1t not been for the facilities afforded BY the
privilege given this road by the law.
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OF the quantity shipped at and between Utica and Al
bany equal to the 60 boat loads about days arrival
at tide water 1t IL probable that most of would have
reached Albany by sleghs or tho Also tons delivered
at Albany there wasPork in tho hog, 2a6 tons; Poul-
try, l2o; Domestic Spirits, lO73; Domestic Woollens
1888; Domestic Cotons. s0s; Cheese 4a6; Butter 224
Notwithstanding tho many advantages derived from
this rapid transportation of freight, by the producers
and consumers there efforts making have the law
repealed. The privilege the Utica and Schenectady
Railroad Company have to carry freight during tho close
of navigation the canals does not nure the revenue
Of the State tolls paid upon the merchandise
transported in this way as though it brought to
market by the canals There can be argument I'D.
vanced in favor Of repeal Of this law strong enough
bring about the object it's opponents have in view no
matter what il may be.
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HAvAsA, April 24.-Molasses 81 81 rnls and little re-
main to be shipped. The season is rapidly coming to
close Sugars in demand and prices have advanced /
rial since our last ~ ls'@
MATANrAs, April 2o.--sugars--Halfnnd fine white
10 and IA 10t and l4I rs per arrobn; I'd quality 81 and
l2 o. and l33 rs per arroba; superior white l4I
superior broken 10; middlng quality do 81 infe.
rior 3; Muscovados 81 AZ. Codee-First quality
80 50 per oil I'd do S7I So; Triage 50 So Molas-
ses 81 rls per Dbl Yellow Wax STA s7t the 20 lbs
Tho holders Of fine white Sugar firm and allow Of
no deduction on holding prices. Coffee is enqured for
at the prices mentioned, and is becoming scarce.
Hove KoSo, January l7.--TMronrs.-Bctcl Nut--Con-
tinues very firm and in good demand We hear of sales
TO some extent from second hands at advance last
weeks quotations Tho supply in importers hands Is
nearly exhausted. Camlcts.--Wc have no improvement
to notice in these goods do we hear Of any sales
lew hundred pieces Of Dutch Camlcts have been dis
posed OF az prices rather over those Of last week..
Nothing whatever is doing in Canton whore
the market Is as dull as CoonAbout 500 bales
OF all descriptions have been forced on in Canton during
the week AT very low rates The market 10 unusually
depressed considering the quantity remaining hand
Cotton Yarn-Connues in fair demand in Canton and
We hear OF sales OF several hundred bales Of low
bers at about S23 90 p recc Rates for the finer quail
tiles unalterod Elephants Teet-No fresh trans.
actions reported and rates as before Fishnaws
We do not hear Of any sales from second hands, I'm
portors stocks quite exhausted GinsengTho deal
having got rid of considerable portion Of their
stocks further advance has taken place though we do
hear Of their having made any fresh purcha
Iron--A few hundred pcculs OF Bar and Nail rod have
found purchasers at our quotations, which continue
wrstchedly low. LardLArge sales ct previous rates,
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ssisss .sS S!ss n; s.s:
B.lSs1:: Ss
Bush HiicScoci savannah sroe osbor Eliot baker
Mosele Eustis, and Boundary Shackford, PHI. Neamoa
Abigail Psd Pavilion tof Posrssij Celeord Hsraa.
bs HGss Mshs~ savannah n S Sa'p
Zealand Poland Grandee Grnde Padlphia; Geo Pollok
Casey Nswbem; Eric Nickerson Norfolk; Planter Crosby
Granville Haskell M.rs Baker vsstai CFGys orowsl
Crowe complissse Kelley, New York Exeter curtis Bath
.as SsM So f 9.d A T
Amazon Franklin Envoy. CO.,
May SAT Oregon CrOws
CslRIr.ros, Msy AR Come Boston; Emily New
yssT ca May h,.s NpsnyT,t Mobiles Augusta New
Wilson, New York. CID asS. Hector, Liyerpoo Martha
Washington, Antwerp; Brookhayen, and Wsye Boston. a..
waban Bsrtlstt London; Alabsms, Howard New York sd
Atte Doane Key West bound for Mobile rsportsd on the
Cd sn a sm es, shsaaoa
2l, adnbu5g Hewlett, do Provdence VINCENT PTovidenee
ed Barring Bother; Croker Boston, 18th, Rialto Chase Ge
II porElisha Dennson seely for N York. ldg; Geo sko
field I'm Boston wig; Calao Haynes I'm New York wtg; Ne
msnt turner I'm Boston, wg' Helen Augusta Kenny Inn LII
Auoy.TIsE. Fla. April An Maria, Asws, Bait; 18th
Jansro; Bs5wsE Esnds5 Boston; Ps..igo spS 0slpi Par
Rio de Janeiro Lone Star Kaaps Sabine Below Sea-
Allen Rio De JapsiC Gd Wellington MansOn GGrnssr
and Bilboa Champion Buchanan New Y9r Delias Fae. do
mi Matles Mobile.