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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-07

VENTILATION OF SHrs.-Professor Espy's venti-
laton is now in operation on board the packet
ship Duchess dOrleans, pier No. Is, East River
where its entire efficiency may be witnessed by
hose interested in ventilation, on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of this week, from IL till 2
o'clock The simplicity of the machine, and its
capability of introducing pure air rapidly into
every part Of the ship, and into every cell of u
prison, leaves nothing further to be desired. II is
the same plan which is adopted with so good
effect by the Senate of the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-07

IEsIrLEroN AND THE BLACK MAIL MEN.-From
some notices in the black mail journals here. on
the progress of Templeton up the Mississippi. we
are led to believe that there will be some amuse-
ment on the return Of that distinguished vocalist
TO this city and when he attempts to give a con.
cert, preparations seem to be making by the
black mail men, who did not succeed well in
picking his pockets, to drive him from the concert
room, and put stop to his career hereafter
This may probably be agreed upon by few of
the attaches OF the black mail press, who have no
other means oflivelihood than what they can pick
up and plumber from public characters. 1t is the
first open and regular campaign of the black mail
corps, and we will feel a good deal of interest to
see how it will end. One of the most distinguished
set among the black mail people are those who
have been making attempts for years past, to levy
upon Captain Rynders, the famous Don Giovanni
OF the democracy, and of the Empire boys We
believe that the violent attacks made upon him
would long since have been converted into CON-
pliments, he had but powdered the dust to these
distinguished attaches Of the press.
Templeton will be in town in a few days. and
fun may be expected.
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Sio,ole.9A


over exports. .ei5,ossois Siooe,0A
The Of imports into this port, exports TO-
the first four months Of this year. compared with last
was - 300 9o5 comparative statement Of the aggre.
gates, is annexed -
AcoREoArE VALUE OF IMPORTS AND ExroRrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-07

This the actual position Of the foreign trade Of this
port, Ear the importation and expectation Of
chandisc Is concerned
The following analysis of exports exhibits their desL
nation, and the value Of shipments to each country
PoRr NEW YoRx-ExroRr DURING THE MoNTH or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-07

MUsIcAL-We understand by letters received
by the last steamer that Sivori, the grea, Italian
vioinist-the pupil and legitimate successor of
Paganini-may probably visit the United States
IN a few months, and will remain in this country
for a year or more. He may be expected in the
month of August coming. Three years ago we
had the pleasure of hearing this distinguished art
ist, during visit to Europe. His personal APP
pearance is very remarkable, and reminds one
more OF a youthful Paganini than any of those
artists we have seen in this country. His genius
and talent nre of the highest ORDER and it is pro-
bable that much improvement has taken place in
the course of the last few years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-07

COMMON CoUNClL-TmE ToMBs-The Board of
Aldermen, last evening, held special meeting, and
1t will be perceived that a project for ventilating
and purifying the atmosphere in the Tombs was
voted down. We have had. during the term of
office OF the present Corporation, more idle
wind" spent in useless debates, than would vcnti-
late the Tombs, Almshouse, and every public de-
partment about the city. Perhaps some of our
worthy city fathers in the Corporation on the
eve OF going out Of office-decm this a sufficient
reason for denying the wretched inmates of this
prison the poor privilege of breathing the whole
some air of heaven. The bad condition of the
Tombs has been repeatedly adverted to in our
columns, and trifing appropriation of $500 for
the purposes Of ventilation, would do much TO
improve it. Indeed, the entire atmosphere in this
locality stood long since in need of a thorough
publications. general brushing and sweeping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-07

REVOLT AMONG THE FIDpLERs.-One of the most
amusing ementes, in small way, which has taken
place in this age of revolutions is the revolt which
took place among certain musicians at the concert
given by Noronha, the other evening, before a
full and fashionable audience, rs it is called, re-
fined down to about one hundred Of both sexes
All the orchestra, it appears, bolted for want of
pay, or the prospect of pay, and poor Noronha,
with the assistance Of his lady, gave his concert on
his own hook, much to the astonishment and ex-
ciement of the company present.
We rather think this revolution among the fid-
dlers will be favorable circumstance to the for
tune of Noronha himself, and give him one or two
concerts, in consequence Of the talk it will create
among the fashionable and wealthy circlcs-f
these circles have any influence at all He has
been patronzcd by some Of tho fashionable peo-
pie, who are generally weak in their heads but
heavy i'll their purses
This singular kmeute Of the musicians will create
great deal of talk and, while the iron is hot.
Noronha should 60 to work and give a few more
concerts on his own hook, assisted by his wife.
No doubt the novelty would succeed to perfec.
ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-07

MEXICAN APsAIRs.-The affairs of rhis pnfortu-
nate republic appear to be in the utmost confusion
AT present, between the contradictory aspects Of
foreign war and internal CONFUSION, at one and
the same time
The government of Paredes is now more en-
gagged in sustaining its lettering power than in
maturing or conducting IN expedition against
Texas-or for the recovery of California. The
attempt TO introduce monarchical ideas in Next
CO. and to pave the way for the restoration of mo-
narchy has almost upset, already, that govern
ment. That attempt created great excitement
in the country, and united all the republican
youth Of the land against Paroles, who was sup
posed 10 De implicated in the effort. Santa Anna
and Aimonte are still at Havana, while their
friends are, no doubt, preparing for their return
TO Vera Cruz, and other portions Of Mexico On
the frontier OF the Rio Grandc nothing has taken
place OF any moment. General TAYLOR occupies
ms position, and Notwithstanding the many ru-
mors that have been circulated there is no proba-
bihty that the Mexicans will make any attempt
10 dislodge him. Indeed, any attempt on the part
OF the Mcxicans against Gen. Taylor, and any
defeat on his part, would only rouse a feeling in
the United States which would never rest satisfied
until an invading army Of fifteen thousand West
ern rfiemen, had reached the capital ITSELF In
the meantime, Texas is filling up. The emigra-
uon from the West is fast going on, also, towards
California; and the probability is, that before
another year shall have elapsed, California and the
Northern provinces of Mexico may want to come
into the United States Union
The next news from Mexico will be interesting.
We expect, positively, another revolution, and
another Change of government.
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member offered q resolution for the formation OF
committee Of FIVE to be charged with the duty OF urging
necessity Of efecting uniform simple and regular ss
tenn of registration Of births marriages and Deaths which
adopted
motion Of thanks to- the officers of the Convention
for the zeal activity, and industry, which they had
shown in the exercise Of their several charges was
made and carried unanimously.
member movee that the proceedings Of this Conven-
ton be printed and published in pamphlet FORM for gene
raj circulation among the profession which motion was
carried together with motion subsequently made that
the New York delegation should take upon itself the
charge and duty Of the said publication and cause
copies to be printed for general circulation.
Dr. 0RIscoM offered resolution for the appointment
of committee Of gentlemen therein named to prepare
regular and uniform nomenclature OF diseases Tor the
guidance of officers in the report and registration Of
deaths under the several diseases to which they are At
tributed which was agreed to: =
pointed under the several resolutions and read the names
to the Convention.
DR.. WARRINGTON read a resolution, which he after
wards withdrew, complimenting the Convention upon
the harmony which had distinguished Its discussions,
which he described as eminenty Characteristic of the
spirit Of the medical profession which remark caused
loud and repeated bursts Of laughter.
On motion Of DR.. BELL, the Convention agreed to APP
prove Of the labors Of the Sydenham Society Of Lon
don.
An invitation was laid before the Convention by the
chairman, by which DR.. Dclafcld Of New York city
evening at Blocker street. at o'clock The invitation
then unanimously accepted by the members OF the
Convention.
The thanks Of the Convention were then voted unan
mously the President for his firm, gentlemany, and
impartial conduct in the chair.
and brief address, whereupon the Convention adjourned
die,
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THE TRIBUNE.
60. "a ,otion. Down East.

Correspoudcnce OF Inc lrioEne.
BosroS May 10, 1876.
TIE ,,n,ebension OF war creates less excitement
i, po.,on thai, in New.York- The fancies." ii is
,rne eousIy fall here but stocks Of stable character
,emaip frna-some even have an upward tendency.
Manufacturing stock rises, owing more, however TO
the removal OF the strong ears hitherto entertained
ofte reduction Of the Tariff than any anticipated ad
vantage from declaration Of hostes against Mexico.
The feeling IL loud and deep strong indignation against
the ASc.nistI aon--the lrnbecc Admnistraton-ofo
national affairs II is feeling copfned party but
hereafter repudiste with adherence the laentabe pol
icy Of apaabe candidates for the Presidency The poll
cy of exaggcratipg the merits o! small mec.
A Court OF Inquiry is at present IN session iol ne
examination of certain charges preferred against 1,
II. Wright Navy Agent Of this port he Is aceuseo "
buying for the Government at one price ana seipg 70
the Government at another and greatsf one.
.be report bc true or not there good gronoa LOT toe
rejection OF Wright Independent OF ths Inc IouIt o.
Inquiry Il composed Oh Comfnooo,e oniisn - ";
long and Purser r. z. Wadron all honorable men and
d,tingui,hcd officers DIR. Waldron Is peculiarly quail
fed for tho position from his large experience habits OF
Investigation and honest Intentions. He stands deser-
yedIy hgh In this community.
The funeral Of Rev. MIR. Torrey-the fanatic In
good cause-takes place in this city Oh Monday
next Many who lament the unfortunate ezaggera-
ton of his sentiments productive as 1t was OF Illegal acts
sympatbize with the generous motives that prompted
she Liberty OF the whole Human Race. His obseques
WILDE well attended.
There was some sligbt reaction in the Stock Mar
ket to-day Norwich and Worcester ross shade. and
did Long Island Il "a supposed that they have reached
their apheion. VIAIoh.
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second Bonrd,
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Ships Queen OF the West, Woodhouse, liverpool
Woodruff e. Mnturn: Tallahassee. Stoddarc, Havre
Boyd g. Hincken; Gladiator, Bunting. London, Grnne
Mnturn a. Co.
Bark SIR Isaac Newton, Menshoz, Hamburg, Schmid
81 BalcheD; Bogota. Thomas Marshal and Geo Domin
guez Loretta Fish, B!ckman Bordeaux, Bunker a
Place.
Brigs Ceres, Collins, Portland, Nesmith e. Walsh;
Madison, Hay. Savsnnsh, Sturges. ClearmBD e. Co.
Schrs Manchester, Smack, Richmond; Frank, Baker,
Alexandria Slurges Chairman & Co; Belle. McMath do;
Charlotte Jones, Pha, Mckee, Hand g. Co.
Sloop Dolphin German, Providence.
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gusuranre.


MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance. Company,
l'lOfice No. II Wal-s-
The Company offers the following advantages to the
public:
Lives only insured al the lowest rates OF premium
The premium II $50 may be paid In cash aud lhs
In second note at II months bearing cent interest
II may be paid monthly quarterly.
No person liable beyond the amount Of his premium
married woman may insure the life of her husband free
from AM demands Of his creditors.
Their. will be annual division OF profits payable in Scrip
Certificates bearing interest 4, 81 per cent which Interest
payable annually In cash
Seth Low, Robt L. Patterson,
Guillaume Merle, VIM. II. Holt,
VIM. A. Y. Penix, Edward Anthony,
Lewis c. Grover, John A. Underwood,
Henry McFsrlan, Chas. S. M1ckuei,
WE. NJ Simpson, Tnos. 3. Segur,
ROBT. L. PATTERSON, Prest
Benz. c. MILLER, Sec'ry.
Jos. l. LORD, Agent
C. Fl. MeIsriRE, Sqb-Agent, 304 Hudson-st Spring
JAMES STEWART, II. D. mo. Bond-st) Medical Exam
ner. At the Office daily from to O'Clock ol 2awtf
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE by The United
States fire Insurance Compsny.-Oihce removed from
No. 81 TO No SO Was This Company continue TO insure
against azd damage by .e the usual OF pre-
MUM. J. L. BOVINE Preaident-
JAMES WiLKIE Secretary. as Inn
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CO0DYEAR,S PATENT EI.,,;e su,D.odr-,- c,,,-
Ne usciared a. Newark n J. have always given the bes,
teiAacaon OF any u The market The subscribers VIII aeI-
.e stock Of tbs very low prices
eoens Fancy stk Goods made expressly for The retail
ne Al our goods wsrran.ed perfect made up Of
ne very best material, and full length.
Dealers and others are iaved 10 call End examine our
Hoe1 oesors pgrcs.stns elsewhere e. We sell cheap.
@yIs0 RU4CaIHSOH L RUNY0N, 50 Msiden-lsae
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Jn0ia Rubber GOODS.

WATER PROOF India Rubber Good, or Good years
w Patent Guneastic warranted TO stand In any climate
GEORGE BEECEER, 100 Broadway, (besween Pine and
Wall Ss has hand and 10 daily receiving from The fac
tories general goods manufactured under The
above patent which be oers the trade low prices viz
Gum Elastic Shoes, mems all sizes
Do do ladies' do
Warraciod not 10 sufen sofen under my degree Of
cold or heat
Carriage ard ohe cloths OF every style and thickness
Japanned Cloth patent leather hriIh article superior
TO patent leather, and a. q less cost
Machine Banding Military Tents
Life Pr-servsrS, al patterns W ater Hose every size
Portable Shower Baths, a. Caps Has and Soulhwes.ers
low price Over Goats,
Travelling Bags, Pea Coss, r,; ,.
Horse Covers, ClSaks, f'e14ous sJies'
Carriage Aprons lCsp-I,
Carriage Boots, Meus OyeraIs,
Wafer Pals various patterns Leggtns,
Bathing Mats, Hurting and Fishing Boots
LaceE Aprons Ducking Pants. with foau,
4ecnsnlcs Aprons, Foot Balls, with air tubes
Gun Cases and Covers Suspenderu and Hlsstics
Air Pillows, Glove. and Nits
Ins-f Casnion., CAMP Blsnk.cs
wagon CQsniccsi Ctrcinglss and Giru,
Air Mattresses, Tents for sporsr.n
AZ The above goods are prepared by process entirely
osfen from any oiaer manufacture, rendering them inhb-
= superior 10 ne cocor Rubber goods heretofore sold
u Ne market Order1 promptly executed for goods of
styiea M avn
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ARRIVED.

Bark Caspian Peabody As I'm Rio de Janero, coffee
&c. to Harbeck & Co. OF Cape Trio saw a Dutch bsrA
showing sgnal with No. l72a Foremost carried away
bound into Rio May 9th lat SO So long Il 80 fell in
with British ship PAMELA Of Quebec, lumber loaded dis
uas,ed, water logged and abandoned. The took a
pilot on Saturday on account of fog.
Brig Moses Buckley, ds fin Charleston, cotton, &c,
10 Geo Buckley.
Brig l.abe Dreburt fm Rio dc Janero 26"O bags cof
feo and quantity Of rose and zebra wood. u Mason Il
Thompson.
schr Abbott Lawrence, Mcoker, DIS fn Boston, mdse,
10 Dayton & Sprague.
Schr Danl Il Wiets, Smith "a hours I'm New London,
HOO bbls oil, to E d Hurlbut 4 Co.
scbr Greenway, Couch, J DIS I'm Richmond, flour, 10
q, pars
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LIST OF LETTERS.
.p,rnrr.rr LIZ rzx TRIBUNE By SPECIAL Arrorsrn.s,

IL A1d Be u further eTsocted,
And al advertisements made under tie orders Of the Post
master General, In newspaper newspapers, OF Stlc
oncasd FOR IN any Pos; Oce shall be inserted IN nc
papers, Of the town place where the o6ce eoVefx
may be gt.1sied. hqoi.g Nk LarSsS etrcuL~teH ,o>r
IEex Poft Office Les, p1ssnd hn5es ., 1870
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Days pATENT sHIRRED BRACEs0TM.

1919, L Ill .H4t-I--uu % al NE lCrmrr
ne subscriber has recenty introduced uew and De-
cte9 IMPROVEMENT oy which he suspeuds,s have twelve
appeIshee % the nne French wovec goods f as.ort
eci Constantly on had The :weIve cord goods esnno,
pc ana a. Any otner establishment those who pirate on
NJ a1e patents for he various processes in - anctrre
have rot Yet commenced Initiating nv sew ariel, Of
cord zo>ck HORACE = nav % 49,. =. eve
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Corr, Miss Ellen
CuddiDgtop, Mrs h A
Coser, Misc Abigail
CsuolaD. Bridget
Coogsn, Catherine
Crosghwell, Catherine
Cobaugh, Catherine
Connell, Ann
Cox, ADoy
! CorkorHn. Mary
Copeland, Jane
Cooper, Sarah
Cutler, Mas Clarindu
Unihieit, llrs Z 9
| Davenport, Widow Heuriet
Daily, Miss Msdgy
Dale, Sally
Didlin. Ann
Daily, Sarah
Davis, Mrs Samuel
Daily, Msrgret
DAILY, Bridget
Davis, Mis- Emmogins
Davis, Mary
Diigoan. Ann
Derreen, Catherine
Dremmon, mru (Avenue b.
DEFY, Margret
Dey, Miss Bfooine.sD
Driuiug, Mary
Denison. Catherine
Dean, Mrs Pearl-st)
Divine, Elizabeth
Dikeman, Mrs A B
Dolby, Hester
Donaldson, Mrs K
Doe, Susan
Dobson, Sarah
Dufenbaugh, Mrs NJ NJ
Dursin, Catherine
Dubois, Phebe Ann
Dusches, Mrs Second ave)
Dam, Mrs Leader
Dundass, Miss Jane
Earl, Widow Lenh
Eaton, Margaret
English, Mrs Meribsh
Eldred, Joanna
Eaklur, Miys Susan Ann
Elmer, Miss Lorraine b
FaInnriss, Mrs
Fsughman, Ellen
Fay. Miss Catherine
Faulkner, Ann
Francisco, Margaret
Fennessy, Mrs Nelly
freeman, Elizabeth
Fellows. Miss Eliza Ann
Freeland, Hannah
Fields, Miss Charlotte
Foeht, Widow Rachel
fou,e, Mrs A II
Ford, Anne
Foster, Miss Rosania +
Finton, Mary
Force. MISC Marin l.
Fox, Miss Elizabeth 5
Fulton, Mrs f.
Fulton. biisn Mary
Gaflney, Judy
G,unIey, Miss Isabella
Gramard, Madame Robert
Grady. Catherine
Gray, Josephine
Graham, Mrs 2
Gaylord, Parnielia a
Grecnbalgh. Miss
Greenwood, Grace
Green, Mas Mary X
Gilhosl, Miss Mary
Griffin, Ann
Griffin, Elizabeth
Gr,tlia, Sarah
Griswold. Mrs Nj II
Gilbert. Mary
Goodwin, Miss Ann
Qooding, Elizabeth A II
Golden, Miss Elizabeth
Goodrids e, Mrs (Cherry'si)
Gantier, Mrs BIZ
Gu,terson, Maria
uattcn, Mrs ID T
Harvey, Catherine
Hardin, Catherine
Hale, Miss Ann
Haywood, Miss Z G
Hart, Miss Neoms
Henderson, Mrs (Allen-Ell
Henry, Mary
Hitchcock, Rebecca
Hiilsn, Madame 7
Hicks, Mrs
Hill, Mrs John
Homeyard, Mrs
Howerd. Mary
Hoyi, MIRA James )
humes. Miss Mary Ann
Hidden, Mrs (Christophor.y'
Holden, Francis s
holchan, M,ss Z
Houshton, Elizabeth B
Hoyt, Miss Chestina
Hooper, MIS- Amanda e
Hulchiug, Mrs T A
Hudson, Miss FraIcis A
Hunt. Francis
Irvine, Miss Eliza
jackson, Mary
Jones. Mics Emma
Jones, Maris
Jove. Mariana
Joseph, Mre Allied
Johnson, Sarah Ann
Joseph, Mrs + z
johnson, Msrgret
RAREi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

1 HAAS PATENT HUSE-E.nlIclJ principle.
~ The plan Of making hose recently ps.erted tie
scre-r must cocnmend Itself ayorsby all persons no
spec Il Tssmply making lube about The thickness lead
pipe OF clear India rubber wtto1l joining and having
eItsror ana trtercf surface smooth Lead pipe This
lube tncssed bu attached ol another Of heavy duck
or otnr suitable covering hnii the expansion VI tie
Der tube under severe prxssuIr u perfectly tgh,
anc WHEN the covering wears &c patched or
oendaged, replaced WIKI very thirz cost
piece OF The pipe which hss been used year Is now
ss good new. Crotch sze N be furnished a. the mi.
cfin and extremely low pEre OF ls pence foot For sal
oy the P..ertec and AanUisetar-r, cnIy e, No. q Corr
aas.st who Is eonhten from experience Of L. wears
ha &c has bit he night plan for making hose pipe adan,ad
10 al purposes for which ieaih-r has been used
myi cod HORACE Il DAY Warehous. - Ce,,,sr,..,
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fTo0, ,Syy0INSTKFhACTDORs,, LAN,DL0RDs, AM

U,ySTRS r S..Da .s., pH,ssi M M
Cooking Range For Private Dwellings, Hoels, and Pub
lie notwithstanding greater advantages In lis consuc
ton and arrangements, than any article invented
Being portable, 1t may be readily moved aud a I
fling expense and be easily put up In part of The
ciPe viii not consume more than one half The fuel other
wise required and during tho Summer months the dram
may DO closed ohviae the hea, In the ktchen with
diunishing the h,o for cooking
Being constructed without any hampers whatever Is
possible 70, persons using get range OF order
obstruct the drsi, except by the argh door 10 'front.'
There I'VE sizes OF The Range, varying IN price from
$50 70 500 They ar. made Of the best material from
WOODS CELEBRATED FURNACE CASTINGS,
and warranted one-h heavier than ordinary cs.tngs
Tho propoonaby large, baking admirably and
boiling arrangements amply sufficient for all cuna-
ary purposes. .e..
Water Backs Crolon Boilers and al the fixtures neces-
ssy for ,he Croton water References given persona
usinS Tho ranges In NewYork Brooklyn, aud the
town. Also Stoves of all patterns for Halls Parlors o.
ees and kttehens Those interested viii please call and
examine for themselvesat KEYSER,S
Stove and eange Manutactory ssS Ws,erst
acS lmeod Between Peck. alp and Beekmun-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

iTShE EKTONTOWN INSTITUTES, Tor 65ys,5
4 Shrewsbury, N j. hours sail from N. Y. snow open
for lis Summer Session. Term. SlS5 $3.50 per year. ln-
formation given and circulars furnished al Isl Nassau St N
Y E Letters addressed to B. j. GRAY, Principal, Ea-
tontown N. J. viii receive prompt attention.
NJ Refexence-The School myl8 1wt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

Packet ship Yorkshire, Bailey, for Liverpool South
port, Charleston bark Undine rara Also, large neet
OF other outward bound vessels that have been detained
fos Aeveral days by Easery winds and thick weather,
proceeded 30 this morning with fine Westerly
breeze. Wind w s w.
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no TEE TEA, COFFEE AND SUGAR rRADH

TO TIE TEA, COFFEE AND SUGAR TRADE.
ECONOMISTS, Families, Hotel Keepers. &e-J 3.
IL SCOTT Co. No 10 Nassau.aL corner Of John hsy.
Ing purchased the 6s OF the seasons Teas
tnS that richness OF favor generally combined. and
rarely obtained, Offer, wholesale retail large variety
Green and Black Teas OF the beat quality only including
tho old fashioped Souchong and English Breakfast Tea
asu.cd 70 be imported twenty years The stock
fee Sagars &c noeds comment they selected OF
The sneot quality
j. Scout Co. also supplied with stock OF iiesh
imported Glasgow Spiccd Hams; old English Cheeses OF
great variety aud asyor.
AL goods bought will be delivered within Ave uiles Of
tho city trre OF charge And al orders from tho country
with enclosed remuance. will The same honoyshls
dealing a. II selected by the parties themselves
J, s SCOTT CO. Is Nassau =, near Iobn.
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gTHIN LETTER PAPER, ruled sud Piasa, II guam
i titles to ars. pur chsseys ~ very low prices BY
FRANCIS LOUTREL. Stanoners,
n MatEen-lxne
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EhUM Tho Indiana State senrnsl. Feb 20 1856 Our
MEl's. - : - = q. us- rnyl6 81