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60 d%esastre, sauf q%uelques meurtrisaares Il b
perte de q~uelques bagages.

GO d%esastre, sauf q~uelques meurtrisaares ct ID
perte de q~uelques bagages.
Mons des passengers a bord dn bateau au mo.
ment de Paccident ct qui tous, ayant echappe All.
a udesastre peuvent t~erhoiner que tous le monde
a fait SON devoir:
Mime. Guilbeau ct domestique; Mons. L. ].
Dupre, sa famille ct "a domestique; Mile. Van.
lille; Messeurs. J.. X. Morris, E. Eagan, w. r..
Slavery, Guilbeau, Hodges, |. Hollier, Lafargue,
Geiger, ct DR.. Guidry.
Une autre j~ustice arendrel Le steamer Wave.
caPitaine Q. Hlnkley, arriyant aussi de la Nile.
Orleans, est venu REIMBURSEMENT apportcr aux
MARRIAGES tOas los secours possiblesl il a remor.
que 10 bateau iuaqu'au port dc Washington ct a.
ainsi sauye les blssses ct les proprietes.
Nous hommes heureux de pouvoir dire d nos
@leetours, que le Capitaine Gordon, sans doute.
ecbappsra aux consequences dc co malhenreux.
accident.
ASSESSMENT dcs Tazes d'etat de ID Paroisse
st. Landry, pour 1914
Terres, lots de Vile ets autres i~mmeubles, esti-
mes $l,277, 291, taxes So s3l s5
2 1861 Esclayes, 1881 90
1888 Cheyaux, Jamena ct Mules, $50 80
1882 B&tes a CorDes, 7l9 80
Sc Marchands on Dstaillans, $40 90
4Taverns GU Auberges. 40 90
4 Cafes on Desaillans do Boisson
par verros 200 90
4 Billiards, 900 90
sc voitares a 4 roues, 40 90
90 Voitures 4 2 rotes, 247 so
pRopuITs.
Boncauta do sucFe, 43O
Gal. de Ma!asses, l4,aO0
Brls. de Mais, 214.94s
Brlr. dc Rig, l,l53.
Bales de Cotton, lI,4O5
ACRES DE CURVES.
Cannes a Sucre, sF $50
Cotton, 2O,499
Riz, $50
Mais, 1852
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will be sent to the General Psst-ofice, as dead letters
a z
Amber, Isaac B. (2l Lastrapes, Louis
Andrus. John J. Littcll. Capt, E. ~
Acher, DR.. F. Larkins, Nfary
Adams, Prescott Lazarre, m.
hcsassier, jacques
~noudreau, Onezimc ~ Mudd, Mrs. III. Il.
Boutte, v. Leon Moore, Wm.
Bruno, ]. Bats Mct4nin, Alex.
Ballard, Mrs. Sara MortoNas, Bapsis
Bowen, Mrs Henrietta Moore, Thos. 10y
BIrdlongs u Lewis Miller, Ursin d Doxincourt
Bawr, DIR, Magne, Mr..
Bullard, Miss Virginia Moore, Miss Camliar
BssslSl s sh''le' D. Martin hsrysYJ-
Bordelon, Louis icy highlands. VIM.
Q Nezat, Nile. EpPhsosine
Coal, jacob to> olde, DR. II.
Carricre. Josephine Oliver, benjamin
Collins, Mrs VIM. Potter, Aaron ID.
Chesney, +. M. Powell, Rev. j. "a
Campbell, Mrs. Catherine Prejean, We. Maxille
Ctnduchet, b. Parent, tFrecePieul
CLARK, CIR. Plcmmnns, David II. az
Chretien, Nile. Marguerite Poiret, negFe libre, Pssn sois
Desroscha, Veneans Eomao. Joseph
Dnpre. Lasty Robert, d.
Desessarts, a.. tavioi' Cure
Deyille, Louis Richard, Pierre
i1npant, p STROLLER. ] Robert
Derbonne, We. Michel ~ Steele, Charles
1escl,. Iouis Spencer, John r.
Dmharn,e. yalsem SPrague, j E.
q Simons, VIM,
Emond,s IN chel Savoy, fls, Joseph
g Stakes, Rev.J.S S. (2)
Gradenigo, Mde. Joseph Stone, Maria
Geiger, Hclaire Smith, John F.
Guiibeap, AdOlphe Simoneaux, 10.
Guidry, Ant. Smith, DR.. Il. D.
Gradenigho, We. Helaire Smith,, Dr. Il. r.
Guillory. Donat
Gertz, Frederick Turnkey Rev. CIV
II Theory, Rose
Hayse, James Thompson, James
Hawkins, Mrs. E. Ann Thibodeaux, Silvert
Harris, Mrs. Francis F. Thompson, DR.. James
Ioliicr, Luke Thompson, Hawson
Hawkins Joseph r. w
jackson, X. l..
R Youngblood, George
GUY II. BELL, II. M
Opslonsas, April | 1916. as
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CGnGdd.-Un soldat canadien tomlia dams
reau a Quebec, une sentinelle lui iendii la eros
SO de son mousquet pour Zen alder. En- as
crochant au fnsil pour Sc tirer de leau, lie soidat
fit partir le mousauet ct tua la sentinelle.
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AV I
ogTEs les personnes ayant des rsclamntions 4
iaire valoir, contre la succession de defuat JOHN
THOMPSON, auront a les presenter an soussign6,
pour sire classics aet celles qui doivent a la Iname
les mains du dit.
G. L. sWAYZE, Administrator.
Opelousas, 10 avril ls45-3t
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Ttois petitions adressles a Ia Legislature, de-
mandant une appropriation de fonds poHr anne
liorcr, au mdyei dsscluses, la navigation du Ba-
you Ttche. seront, d'ici au premier avril, dtpo-
secs aux cndroita s~uivans: au Pont BreauS chez
Mr.. Joseph Caille, a la Granle Pcintc chez Mr..
!Achilc Thibodcaux, q ST. Martinville uu Bureau
de Mr.. Alcibiade Deblanc.
Les habitants do la Paroissc comprennent
trop bien Importance dune bonnie navigation
pour gull soft beSoin de nous etcndre sur lobjet
de COS petitions, ct Ia nature des travaux a faire
dams lie Bayou T&che.. Nous ne doutons pas
que la Legislature ne prenne enin au s%etrieux, DIES
rplaintes 81 aouvent repetees ct la juste demande
dune population qui q les premiers titres asa
protection, tant par, les deniers qu'elle verse
chaqhe aimee au tresor, que par les produits i'm.
menses qu'elle fournit tous les jours au marche
della N. Orleans.-C'est done avec conliance,
ct avec la presque gertrude du success que nous
%inyitons ls public a signer ces petitions,-Le
L Creole.
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Les eaux baissent r~apidement dams les feuves
dc lOlest. L'Ohio a baisse de trois pieds mais.
Ill : assez d'eau pour Ia navigation DIES plus
grands bateaux. Il on ost de meme dams lie Mis-.
%sissippi, dams. rIIlinois ct leurs tributaries. LIE
Missouri seul e~ontlnsais I mOassr.
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Nescs Hampshire. Suivant les ~iournaux de
Boston qli nous sont parvenus, In perte dies loco:
focos est encore plus considerable qu'on III Ra.
yait sfpposee. On va iiusqa'A assurer que Steele.
le candidat l~ocofoco pour gouverneun est battu,
AAinsi que Woodbury., canaidat pour h Con-
gres. Dependant nous persons que tes iiou.
velles m@iitent confirmation. La seule chose
qli soft certaine, c'est one les l~ocofocos ont fait
des pertes qii rienacent leur domination dams Ie
NewsHampshire
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G6afrosie N;cs P~residensiele. Une lettre de-
Washington afirrns qa'ayant raiourneme.nt d.
y session extraordinaire dn S6nat, lie vice prasi-
dent NJ. Dallas 4 decide que les s6nateurs avail.
ent droit a Iindemnit6 de route pour la session
cytraordinaire. Aucun de ces Messieurs ccpen.
dart ma quite les limises du district federal dams
les qnelques heures qui ont separ6 la session or.
q naire de Ia session extraordinaire ; ct ponr,ant
caacun d'eux aura lie droit ~d'empocher une Il.
demnits don't Ia moyenne sera d'environ $700
par ta'e; &c, qui fera lin total de $35 00N 81
$40 900. C'est certainement fort beau do fairc
les chooses g%randement mais nous dolltons que
u g6n6rosit6 gratuite de Honorable vice bf6si-
dent alt liHaucoup de success auprsas des contribute.
bles don't &c t1agistrat distribute les deniers avsc
une 81 parfhite aisance.-L'A5eiN
Honorable John Davis est IL candidat Wing
pour Ia place laissee satante an SGnat dies Etats
unis par III mort de ~l'honotuble Isaac c. Bates.
Csest une election assnreee.
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bangor.
Correspondence Of the Herald

BANGOR, April "a, ls45
Profitable Steamboat Route Capitalists Attemtiom-
n. J. JetOet and 9orham Parks-7he Latter
Consul to Rio.
The spring business is just opening in this Sec
ton with good prospects The ice has left the
glorious old Penobscot, and yesterday the steamer
Charter Oak paid US her first visit for the season.
BY the way Of steamboats,, 1 will Just say TO your
New York capitalists and owners of STEAMBOATS,,
that the route between this place and Boston, is
one OF the most money making in the United
States, and our people would be much obliged TO
them, II they Will put on staunch, fast, and COM
modious boat, In opposition to the Charter Oak.
The managers OF that concern have become un-
popular, IN consequence of exhorbitant rates Of
freight, and that don't care buttonsplr, evinced
by her money. catching managers Last year the
Charter pocketed a cool forty thousand dollars
clear proft. This year business prospects war
rant the belief In an increased travel, and should
an opposition boat be put on, with proper fare and
charges for freight, her owners would reap rich
harvest.
A. @. Jewett, the Charge to Peru, has left the
city tor New York, where he will embark on board
ship. He says he shall 60 around Cape Horn in
order to see the county. He left here with the
consent OF all parties, who pray that he may drink
saying, shat he that drinks thereat will never
leave that city"
There is rumor in the city to-day, that the
Hon. Gorham Parks, now u. 5. District Attorney
for this State, has been or is TO be appointed Con-
sui at Rio de Janeiro Mr. Parks is man OF
talents, was most incorrigible ofiice-seeker.
PRNOBsCoT.
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case is pending before the Circuit Court Of the Dis
rict OF Columbia against Capt Wilkes brought by
OF the marines OF tho Vincennes, while the exploring
expedition, for ill-trestmcnt.
William Reed "a member Of Gen. Washington's staff
during the Revolution with the rank of Lieut. Colonel
departed this lie at his plantation Cooper River
Sunday night last after short Illness and the very
advanced age OF 81 years.
duel was about to DO fought outside OF New Orleans
on the 10th instant, between two officers of the IT, g
Army II was prevented by the Intervention Of the po
lice and the arrest Of the parties who bound over
to keep the peace.
The arkanas Intelligence, contradcts the report lately
published OF the murder Of Col Holland Cciee in the
Cherokee Nation.
The Rev r. w. Griswold hss thought Il proper to
contradict, IN the National initfigtncer remark made
by writer n that paper, viz that his biographical
sketches oil American Poets 10 incorrect and dspleasing
TO the subjects MIR o. says that, with exception Of
three the subjects furnished the material for their own
biography.
10 the 81 Louis Court the Jury in the case of James
Mclean indicted for tne murder Major fleyd brou ght
IN verdict on thesllh inst. of not guilty McLsaa
has besn IN jail about three Yeas and was convicted on
the first trial At the two trials the jury could not
agree Unusual ability displayed by his counsel on
the last trial. and the evidence procured resulted In
has scquittal
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PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT IRON
BUOYS.
CUSTOM HOUSE, New York.

rk,{
~~.,,nu. Collectors Odhce April 81. lol5.
DHOfOSAS will be received this Office until 10 O'Clock
ON the LIST Nav next for delivering port United
States where they be required Ten Wroush Buoys
with Chains and Sinke complete with the privilege Of taking
many from tina. may be wanted Of the fo
lowing Dimensions and description, viz
8uoys to be made q plate iron So Of Inch thick
T ns cone ss fec diameter the bs.s and ys feet high
ing chain will be shacked The upper part OF the buoy will
ne hemispbere OF Eve feet diameter which will be ved
the base OF the cone the sides forming cve hole
must be formed il the q socket
Will also hed the top which will be insersd Nag
Sans saa he feet long, the .:aG will have copper vans
complete will weigh about 1000 pounds
pS ~ VIII ss3 pe provided with cast IRON ancnof
ch.in With suitable ahackle The buoy and chain
60 have two of mineral the frat be burnt
The whole 70 V complete and for placing in their
The PROPOSAL for each huoy plete consisting
buoy anchor chan swivel shsekle, flag staff and All
the materials be Of the quality and the work be done
in workWanlike subject inspection of person
be appointed by the 5th Auditor Of the Treasury
drawing Of the buoy will be exhibited this Office any
person DESTROYS OF seeing il.
a2s strc G. T. VAN NESS.
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VO4GTLAENDEK'S DAGUERREOTYPE


A ARRANGEMENTS recently made with their brother.n
law Mr. Voigaender, Vienna, enable the subscribers
sell those Apparatus reduced prices, viz
Largest size Apparatus, with hres inch Lenses for full size
plates, at $l43
Medium Apparatus with inch for half size
plates, at $78
Small size Apparatus, with a-half inch lenses for
quarter size plates at $50.
Gentlemen sending rcmttances accordance with
prices depend receiving the
Apparatus and worthless initiated article they having
procured the sole agency for the United Slater.
Plates and Chemicals Of their importation, well all
other articles connected with hsr for sale lowest market
prices.
Philadelphia Exchange. "A F. LANGENHEIM.
Referring the advertisement the subscribers inform
The Daguerrean Ars in general that the above Apparatus and
guerrean Attelier, No. 2ol Broadway. New York
az lmsm LANGENHEIM BECKERS.
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DAUGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.

DAUGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.
I +. TRACY has taken Rooms at No. 2,3 Broadway, MP
stairs second hoor the
beautiful specimens the Daguerrean Art in this city The
prices are aceod,nE e !he :YIs Fl hfsh r3T
Tho. OF perfect Pictures requested to call and
anime his specr Mr. T. 10 happy that he has
engaged the services Of N g. Burgess for
me and ho who wish Pictures in his peculiar beautiful style
would do well to call soon
Plates Cases Chemicals &c., always hand and instruc-
given the Art moderate terms. ala lmec
DLUMBE DAGUERREAN GALLERY AND PHOTO
lover Tenney Jewelry Store) awarded the Medal
Premiums and two highest honors, at the Exhibition Bos
ton New York and respectively for the best pic
superb iikenesses. OF all sizes. taken weather.
M Inns
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AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
BRONZE POWDERS.
LAFAYETTE RAZAAR

IIAF "A FL z BALI1AN, \
lao and 15y uyoodvvny, ~R 1aberAy
THIS EsrABhlshMENT founded the lst Of December,
Staple and Fancy Goods will be enlarged the LIST Of May
The subscriber having rented the upper part budng ISL
cent two large galleries where the traders mnuac
importer, will beiable obtain cheap rent fine
and CONVENIENT sto and the LADIES and gentlemen splendid
Mis- H. SHANkLAND, Daguerrean Artist has already
rented Of the galleries Oagueeotype
she will continue BEFORE give the perfect
Likeness for
ONE DOLLAR,
including me best kind Of Morocco Case Frame.
Several Counters to let with glass casesenquire the
Bazaar. +. A. ARTAULT
mhl7 lmsm
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LEAD AT ST. LouIs.-The receipts of lead yester-
ay anounted to s45 pigs; there were something
900 upon the landing Sales dull, and decline to
out $sD anticipstsd.-St. Louis Ere, April L.
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I s,RxouLArINe ExcHANaEs.-lt is said that John
Y. Mason, Jr. was, on Thursday last rendered by
the President the appointment Of purser in the United
States Navy, in place OF Purser Moore, deceased, and
that he accepted the Dy this appears that
attorney generalshp and purscrshp sdded together
equal to one Secretary ship Of the Navy.
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Masonic COLLEGE. ST. Louis Republican
says,-"An examination of the students OF this
Institution recently took place, and spoken Of in the
highest terms This institution 10 under the charge Of
the Masonic Fraternity the State and II now bids fair
ID prove an enduring monument to their libcrality and
philanthropy. II to be hoped that the institution will
eceive that liberal support from the public ths merits
entitle il to- This is the old Marion College II was
rurchascd by the Masons Of Missouri with It's appur
iensnces Of grounds and privileges and likely 10 be
come means OF immense good.
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JAMES LACY,
DRAP Err IND TAIL OR,

16A william street, corner OF Ann, New York,
II AS always hand select of the
CLOTHS-EnFsh, French and Ameri, an Of almost every
color, from medium quality 70 the 6nest
CASSIhERES-Wool Blacks, Paids Stripes Figured and
Elsstic in great variety.
VEsfINus-slks, satss, Marseilles. Cashmsres, Vel.
vets, &c.
Aso, white Satin figured and plain, rich light silk vslves
&C., for balls and parties with great variety of other goods
particularc, suitable for every
Geemen patronzng this esabishment rely upon hay
ing their made order in the best possible
and eysy satsfacton to quality. it, and workmanship
given.
lC5The LOWEST CASH PAIGE will be asked from which NO
ABATEMENT and in order bad
debs BY which would be obliged TO
for the nonaymcnt Of Others CASH ON DELIVERY will in ali
cssss be required.
Also hand, Of Ready Made Clothing
reduced prcss. =
cntlsnen furnishing their goods have them made
and trimmed IN the best possible manner Ia good 1T warranted
In all the price Of the goods returned the follow
ing pces-Paun snd Vests S5 81; Dress Coa 81 tl0
Froeh Goats .o$l2 other garments in proportion.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD--Every day. Price cents per copy
ST 10 per anpum-payable in advance. 100
WEEKLY HERALD-Every saturdey-Price Of cents
per copy-Ss l2s cents per annum-payabe in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-always cash
In advance. H.. Me 41M = N'.t
PRINTING of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch.
90 All letters communications, by mail addressed
will be deducted from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PasraiEroR New YoKx HERALD EsrABLIsHMErr
Northwest cerneer Of Fulton snd Nassau strets
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SCOTT,S RAZAAR

Day sANSs 81 .s. b. most
.ss .as s: Ss ss.I ss', H. sSsS.
house. and hopes. BY he same S strict .sries
sss: s4.sf e qualities s1s q sPf S Alec:
we'll Hf fsomS Sa 10 a. ssd e ss are r.
N1NU best Oysters the market can afford
MT ss sTsay :Sai sss . !:
mr. hadatall hours until II night
N ssri.teass Welsh Rusbits.
%n Hsa ai $$ssr: s ssIiss'ccs sss.
A XsesS d ss: ;s., c nd Boiled lei
% - ies i.A bas ssSiIs oS sss s ss%
ss'i sss ssssh s :aa i'll. i'ysss
Emo house Better ppli.a With English I.h Scotch Welsh
SARACEN'S HEAD.
s The Hns.nJ
he
aHss -'' ~ .
dns ne M1i s s &c
and served style suitable to the palate Of the
sns I Mn
8. win time. keep hand the choies.s Wine. and
q and sps Iii
tunes. mID 4w eowsec
FKENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWEKS
LOWITZ IL BECKER,
No. "a John Street.
HAVE Received by the lss Hays packe Utica and Ago.
style. owe which they o.f
a modszate prices. ml2e Im*m
STRAW GOODS, &c.
FLORENCE, BRITISH STRAW, AND LACE
BRAIDS AND BONNETS.
a. and
Offering Tor sale the most '''ii RoS fi2
ARCHITECTURE.
:'sS' # \: sse
q sa wh. he q s ar s
hereof ' '4AD ,uD''n''A'i i lss'
BRONZE POWDERS
hes. snd II all shades and
; sbs 81 l q: Ell . k9E nc
AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
BRONZE POWDERS.
THE subscriber has been appointed Wholesale Agent 70!
e % sws iT .s and a s % s
in this country for upwards Of two who
sy and Ss
BY sssy
E:E ks:. y ss war A:: stree.
LADIES, AND FAMILIES
DA g UE RREOTYPE INSTITUTE,
MRS. H. SHANKLAND,
DAeuEEAsofTYFE FdkTk1T nsssax Ii. s..,
= style Of Morocco On oNE e P p;SSTTfr sIs
sb p'str 1EEisseSSHs
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FATAL RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-Mr. Valeniin,
Gay, OF Maine, man about 80 years old, Wa
killed Friday morning the Lowell Railroad upoI
which he was walking. He stepped from track Il
avoid the baggage train and was caught the other b.
the passenger train, and instantly crushed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-27

OREGON EMIeRATIoN.-We understand that a
large number OF emigrar 10 arc congregated al In.
Dependence preparatory to their emigration to Oregon
There are two separate companies Organised and they
will start about the 2eth Of April They number about
one thousand PERSONS and have good supply Of wagons
ard animals. All the houses in Independence were
hiled and large number encsmped in tents in tbs
vicinity.
Az st. Josephs, in the Platte country, there was an
other large company, with about two hundred and
twenty wagons. They expected start about the same
lime o. the company from Independence.
Another company with about thirty -hve wagons,
assembled at another point on the river.
1t was suppose that considerable accsssions would be
made to these con panies before their departure.
Lieut. Fremont 10 about to start another exploring
expedition yoBd the mountains, and hundred and
fifty Young at Independence, engaged to 20
with him. They we're furnished with mules and equip
ped for their journey The rush Of emigration beyond
The Rocky mountains will be very great and those VIII
xpect to join the company should repair the frontier
Immediately The companies are very particular to pre-
serve the character OF the expedition No person per
ned to .oin an emigrsting company until he has un
dergone an examination; and II he be criminal. re-
iGgee from justice Of infamous character, he 10
'xciuded.-St. Louis Ne,c Era, .aprii 10.
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FATAL ACCIDENT Emerson Bennett, of Fal
River, while on his way to New York, on the 24tt
inst, was knocked down and killed by horse ii
the former place.
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THE CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

VIM. Matthisssen, and M a. Sanford,
LAT FULTON STREET,
THE LACE for all those who wish supply their ward
subscribers their the public that they will
let no one surpa,s them in the tailoring business regards
the newest styles the neatncss Of their fits prices
having hand well selected assortment Of Cloths CASH
neres and Vesngs Of every drahk STYLE Also genemens
outhtt,ng comprising every fracle that Is usually
dious.
Great pleasure will be show styles Of fashion and
goods to all those who will favor their patronage
WIN. MATTHIEssEN.
SEGUND HAND CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
~ WANTED-And the highest price given for kinds Of
cast on Clothing and good second hand Furniture Persons
wishing to dispose Of the will do well call on the sub
scrbsr Or address line through the Post Once winch will be
punctually attended TO. b. LEVY.
- 4sk Chatham street, N. Y.
NJ BConsantly hand, seasonabe assortment of gem
uemenl Clothlna, cheap ior cash. m2s lmsrc
GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
gINHE HIGHEST PRICES be obtained by leatcnep
Families whs are DESTROYS Of convcr.ias their e OF
wearing apparel into cash. =
Families OF cnemen quitting city or changing rssi-
ience having supcrluous sdec disrose Of will ind IL
their Advantage send for the Subscriber who will
at.cad st THAR residence By appontment:
tss broadway, mp Stairs.
A iins through ofhes, olhsrwiss viii recsivs
eompt aftrnuon. MI I'm nc
~ EMP-3oo.bsics Superior Dew not. ior sale by.
RUx for gardens, for sale. inquire 23d
- INIT house east OF ID avenue a0 lwsm
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kkk OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT OFFICE
M8 South street New YORK Persons sending for their
for with the subscriber moderate
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throughout the United ingdom,, Apply y, :
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May by which vessel those seudng for their friends through
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-27

= HANGING PREFERRBD TO lMPRIsoNMKNT.-Henry
Asahe Philo last November, in Sandusky county, Ohio,
pleaded guilty to count Of the indictment, charging
him with mansaugher and sentenced nine years
imprisonment in the psnentisry This in the Utter
noon Of Thursday He was sent ba,k to jail At supper
shortly alter was found hanging BY the neck had
taken strap which he around his body attached il
to bar running from the stairs of the upper cells to the
wall. To this he connected his neck by his comforter
and swung of. When discovered he was far gone and
was resuscitated with difficulty by the aid Of Doctors
Austin and Cochran.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-27

HEMP AT THE WEST According to a statement
in the Western (Mssouri) Journal, about 1000
bales of hemp, the crop of last ssnson will be shipped
from that place this spring The paper states that
the aggregate amount il the had been favorable
would have reached 10 bales ia thought that
bales will be raised that neg this yesr