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THE AVAILABLE SKILLET.
A Sketch NJ WedrR Life.


IN 'he "iH'"r o, i"1-' 'u1ln'SS ieu me
10 JonrnGy II n1rln'W we e1'e,. NJ FSo"fI, .'e'
~ n Sp'.,V'! SrI''.u "." ,,",'s'9' 'uu,.., V
a,i,,,oa os,,,a,m i, ,na ,hr,ea or no
aarn,. ,asn a',l e.. Lo,rl,a, T,rraa
,,y =, o,rr hor.o rorwnrd oyer the rrai,ia'
co,,a,oI ,,,r e,o,y ,rd r,rd Jn,ir,, SOW.
on.l ,,aiors L6,rs ho,Jirr ,o,r,.d , AZ
,a,,, rror. ,,1 r,,,i,,r all tho ,in,o Tho
'ia,Ear I o,,o r,acLeI tmoy G,d ., rodginr
,,i,ce cor ,ho n;oh, ,hor,E, Teoon All
re,cl, ,ra r,ovn, onJi, Il f,urd a sinrlo
ro,, o,l:, srr,orrdoJ 10 Iov co,cs r,is
worm laid The cabin was lenantpd hy "A
Young mlried woman and her two chill.
drpn. The husha I'd was from home.
~se rroac -, n tho aoor tho wom,,
c.,,, n,,ha i,,tinorv ,orwurJ and :, my
i,on;rr .C,n bo ,crcrnoda,,d win
entertainment for the rlghlW answered
Il reckon Yo. We never turns any, oiy
away, whether friends or foes; they are
All m,dp comfortable NJ our hou o. The
strange traveller would I'D Geld lodging
on this roa il We did'al k,rp him ra 80
tar between stor@s. I viii dc my es',
So von NAV as vel! come in" | thanked
the kind hearted lady, and accepted her in-
vitatioa.
Truth rromrts me 10 s3v, that, notwiih-
standing the settlers were then generally
very pnor, Sc very illt"ralr & poss SOD a..
only il ~ comforts or even GO colvan'r~c"e.
4 moro orpnh,arlfd, generously dierhsod
and less su.ppcling people, | mover louoI.
To me. ,aukep.rducaled. such welcome
10 the Gresiles Of private families. us WIS
evpry where given to IA perfect stranger,
was unaccountab'e.
This wom,r, to the oyc, was rather a,.
,r,r,i,p ,or tho cor,,trv:ard. rv her m;cn.
showed tbat she was. or fp't hnrser to he
one or the ..upner ton thou,and"-a raclI
soon found corrohorpted. Her husband
was a can6idn,e for sheriff,
r.o ,,Ia ron ,o, w,s Tho uho,. b,rso
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STUDY 4 cHrrp,s CAPACITIES.

! II some are naturally dun. and yet siri 70
To do wei, notice the effort and do uol
cpnsure the duIness. A teacher Nigh, as
well scoId a child for Icing npar-sightei,
rs for hcing naturally duh. Some chill
ren have great verbaI memory, others
are quite the reverse. Some mid ds de-
vel0pe early, others latn. Some have got
powers OF acquiring. others of originating.
Some may appear stupid, hccause their
tue s"ring Of character has never zen
touched. The Ounce Of the school may
turn out in the end, the living. progressive,
wonder working genius OF the age. In
order TO clect The hest spiritual influence
We must understand the spirit unou which
we wish To exert influence. For With the
I human mind We must wok with nature
and not against il. Like the leaf Of the
netle, il rourhrd ONE way it siings Ike a
wasp; il the olher, it is softer Than satin.
II We would do Justice 10 the human
mind, we muel iNd ont It's peculiar rha-
ractoristics, ard adapt ourselves to it. in
dividual wants. In conversation Oh this
point with friend WHO is now The rrinri-
pal N o0e Of our hest grommar schoos.
and to whose instruction look back with
drlight--''your remrks." sad he, "arp
quite truc; let me- tel; you little incident
which hears upon lie ront
Last summer. had a girl who was ex.
Cecdinc'y behind in al her sludir=. Size
was ut the foot or The division and So, M
cd 10 care Int little for he, hooks. Il so
happened, than as n relaxation. | let hem
II times during sClCol hours unite m sing
wg. noticed lhat this grr. hal u rPm'yk
ahP clear, sweet voice; and | said to her,
"JnAo, vou have good voice, and von
may lead in The singing" She frightened
UP; and from ,hat Tine her mind appeared
10 le more actve. Her lessons wcre al
tended in, and she soou Q ined high
rank. One dav n | was going home,
overlook her wi,h n school rompanion.--
"Weu, Jane" said |, "you are getting
a'oHg very well; how happens it. YOU co
so much better than at tie Ieginnng of
The quartet"
II do not know why it IS" she replied.
II know what she told me the other
day." said her comppnion.
"And what was that!" asked.
"Why. she said she ,Oas encouraged"
Yes. here we have i,--.he was e4cour.
nged, She felt she was not dali in everv
thing. She had learned seli.respect, and
thus she was encouraged.
Some twelve or thirteen Years ago.
there was in Franklin school an exec d.
ingly dull 10y. One day the teacher W sh-
ing 10 look out word, took up the lads
dictionary, and on opening it, found the
Mank leaves covered with drawings. He
called the hoy To him.
did you draw thrse?" said the teacher.
Eyes, sir" said the boy, with a down
cast look.
81 do not think it is well FIR boys 10
draw in Their books. and won'd rnh th'Se
out If | were Won; hnt they are well DONE
did YOU eyer take leSsons!"
No sir" said the boy, his eyes spark
ling.
"WcH. think you have talent for
this; should like you to drew me ecme- !
thing when you are al leisure. at home.
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THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS.

THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS.
dare not whisper what feel for thee
But | will let the flowers, upon whose
leaves
Hath love its language written, plead my
suit;
Then listen. lovely lady. First, | send
The rose Of hundred leaves, ambassador,
The amaryllis neXt-an emblem bright
And beduteous, Of 'hysell;interpreter
or my own thoughts, the cedar then for
thee.
The pure white lily, for myselfihe pink
Red as the sky at sunsrE migmoneue
For thee, for me the bay leaf, the green
fern
For thee, the oak-geranium for myselG
The harebell next, another emblem sweet
0fthee, the currant for myself; aglin
The austrian rose that breo.hes Of thee
such truth,
The jonquil whispering limidly for me.
The silver daisy and the jasmine wrealhd,
Emhlems again orthee; and for myself,
When the swift hours are warning me to
leave,
l send the thyme TO whisper thee the
cause;
The orange blossom next, more ruth ol
thee,
With the rich musk-rose to complete the
wreath.
Then, oh then, clustcr'd with my hopes
and fears,
Warm from repeated pressures 10 my heart
And trembling with its beaiings, close en-,
t~ined
give the myrtle's green and polished d
With the rose-bued chrysanihemum. With
pride
place thy wreath upon thy radiant brow,
And mine with the red tulip in the midst,
/ lay in deepest reverence at thy feet.
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Lieut., Ro7ers. of the U. S. Dagoons,
stationed at Austin. Texas, net with see
rtous accident OF the 9Th Instant While
in lhr nc, ofloading a large pistol II acci.
deatv expodcd. and The contents, con'
s'<liny Of 2 bullet aNd Il rumbpr Of buck'
shot, together with the ramrod, were dri-
ven through the centre Of the right hand.
Il was feared that emnu'ation would be
necessary. Wheeling Tines
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BREACH OF PROMISE.

Miss Sorah Greer. a Young lady residing
in New York, recovered damages to the a-
mount OF three thousand dollars in an ace
ton for breach Of promise instituted by her
against Mr.. Ell Butler, Of that city. The
defendant had been paying attention 10
the plaintiff since l842, and lately marri-
ed another lady.
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rTPrion, once brought before Judge
more noted for pomposty than sound
sense.
What is your busness!" enquired ths
Judge.
II am a poet" replied Prion.
"Oh! poeti ! have brother En'naN i5 .
the misfortune to be poet Sa'N 'iT
judge. 49,, >, .,ouh.,
ei,riisrcirrumstnnces, for la brother
~ bo has the misfortune to be fool" an
swered Prion.
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Nono are so fond of secrets as those
who DO not mean to keep them; such per.
sons covet secrets as a spendthrlt covets
mnnev--icr circulation.
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Why is drunkard nearly ready 10 sign
the pledge like n sceptical Hi1dco? Re-
cause he is in doubt whether to give up
the worship of the Jug-or-nOt-(Jugger-
naut.)
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Gn 10 the Stranger for Charity, 10 an Ace
qnaintance for advice, and 70 a RelalieD
Tor nothing. an Won will always hagS =
supply. o. world! o, Drld!! -
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~ WHY IS man who has the influenza
like the House Of Representatives! Bee
cause first lhe ryes have it then the nose!
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"Did you ser the Balloon, Patrick:
YES. honey, l watched it half an hour
after it was out Of sight"
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ren,is nE ADEfRTIsIAG.

TERMS or ADVERTISlAG.
TREE tnssrlions, oEc 'gEaIess 10
Ersry ssbseqHsaf iH1fiSa, 70
Larger 0H,s IL ProPoffoH.
A liberal discount piii BE- giren 70 hoss
Bk1 adertise ~ The gear
r1r Boot. Fuuaefs Carfs, F1Rdiills
and aH other liaas qf JOB Bork. Eea'ig
due a. th.s Ofov mon ne uosi rsasoaaLis
erass, and on zee sh5rssi u4iics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-10

w -
s". r. 's iss
ss.s IL a:s ss e m r s
f. e
" .s.a M: ls G Ss
dor. h;ss;
sis fSsa: III : Wet s
Pr S .s sn ss
foe
e x S; ss:.s: -
Ss. .s &c So:. &C. Gum Stream
Brig s.rh Brown, Morton. u DAYS from Mobile, Mssu,
yoi SS'se'is r,a ;Ais
ss .s is'4: o. e.: q
i: ssy
blowing heavy at the tins eoald not learn whrs from
"a s
La a. lon Co. spoke brig Napoleon. from Jamaica New
Sh brig Eslsoa Piu1 day. from Bsrmua. is s,ll.. to
Wsoos York dsy; New osis.a. IT,
b. hss iss " N sr
Bamor- for put IN in distress 70 sail 9TH
Ass IL b. &C., A.Ssei
T s III vSa sad s S:w
AnsosfuTs was stripped sold auction on
The 10 March Vessel insured NewYork for 5000 April
7h, s. long a. passed several spars, plank and vesses
British brig Eliza Hsmman days from Fortune Bay, F..
in ballast. TO Goodhue x Co
British Boudrot. days from Archat, Ns, with
British brig Mary Safer ster j days from Windsor, No
with plaster to soule Whitney 4 Co: .
Brig Moses Lovsisnd from Charsston win COTTON and
seLr DseIsai,on Boyt tof Nswbuyport d.ysfm Ponce,
r. with hhds order Vessels left before
ed in with 'ch Marblshssd for Boston, and
her on 21th Mch s lon g. st inst, lat 90 Ion H.
brig Kent Of Baltimore, steering SW.
sch Warrior Haven days from Fort Patt to Nesmith
Welsh Ca 200 pieces mahogany 1877 do fustc a25 hides
Lost overboard OF boom. 29h Nov, on Cape Fear,
sch Erie Field days from Georgetown, with -four to w
sehr Adrian Walpole from Norfolk with cotton, Hun
schr Sandwich tof Bridgeport, days from Falmouth with
schr Page Chamberlain days from Boston. Her
Cornea Faulkner days from Boston, TO Dayton
Sckr Howard, Baker, days from Boston.
Shr Martha Maria (of Brookhavenl3 days from Boston.
Schr Alexander, Bell days from New Haven with mdse
schr Silas Brahard lizard, from Portland with mdss
S.hr Banner, Gaze, from Providence, in belfast
Schr Iowa, Clayton. from Baltimore, with mdse.
Schr Mary Bedeil, Fay, days from Norfolk.
Schr Lenity Sm 9TH, days from Richmond, with coal.
soog Ledger of Nautucket Ferry days from Nantaekss
SIoop Elect Kelley, days from Nantucket. with OIL
Ship vcksburs Berry, from New Orleans. with cotton. to
w Nelson
leaas; diner bark Amade Cork; briggs Emi
ly, CHARLESTON; Wellipgsby, Bremen
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NEw ORLEANS, April lst-The price OF cotton having
given way fully c h. since the receipt Of the late
foreign sdvices several buyers for the French market
stepped forward yesterday aud took $500 bales-the
same operators at work this morning. but the mark.
ct ia quiet and sales thus far do not exceed 1000 bales
The sales OF sugar during Monday and yesterday reach
per ID. The demand IL maintained this morning, sales
to the extent ct 500 hhds having been made at the fol-
lowing rates Inferior A4a4sc fair 6fa5sc prime 5sa
&C., choice 6fa61c. per ID. decline IN molasses has
been caused by the late heavy receipts and quote
26a253c per gallon The sales of -four
1000 bbls day. 5000 chiefly Ohio brands at 81
aS425. Mess and prime pork have advanced slightly
quote the former at Sill u.s. the latter at 50 rs bb
The business, however, in these articles, scarcely
ceeds retail Prime beef worth 81 per bb with very
Light stock. Lead-l20O pigs were sold yesterday at
IS 70-Corvsspondence BdAinere .dmsvicdn.
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CorrER.-New shesthing 10 in better demand and il
hold at - cents old sheathing 10 cents cash Taunton
yellow IL selling at 20 cents, months.
FauIr.-A sale OF IS bales of iMarseilles Provence
Almonds at III cents scily Walnum and Fiberts in
lots 10 cases Bordsaux Prunes in jars, months
800 drums Turkey Figs private terms, and 900
boTes Raisins at - 10 - Is.
HgHr.-Sales Of hsckled dewrotted American at
$il5 a Sl2o, and some Manila at Sl4a So months.
Some bales Of Damaged American dew rottcd were sold
by auction at $50 $50.
Hipss- Green sailed Calcutta COW lbs, e5 a lis
cents months dry sailed NJ bile 81 cents cash
Hors.-Wsstern, erst sort, 70 26 cents, cash.
LsAp-The market has somewhat improved. Mis-.
souri, Pig sold at - u.s. cash.
Psov,srors Pork. Ohio Mess, slif sIlf Prime $ei
Lard y cents Butter derry 10 III cents, Common,
SAP cents Hams In pickle, 81 cents; Shoulders,
cents; TaiiowIl cents Tne market generally Is de-
pressed
R,cK.-Ths demand continues good, principally for
export, at - 4 10, cash.
TosAcco. Since our report of last week the market
has altered but little, and the depression still holds on
Some hhds Kentucky sold at 81 81 cents Connscti.
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os%s u
Ssss s si''s re-.
NV a5 s about la Bra
ia. Ashley late second officer Of the Condor took
sp Ye ,Ss sS fsf
uek the soSrd last evening thad zasp Juas
letter from M0ur, sruon NIB reports her OF New z..,
.S ~ n,s rsa ssh 'Ad
o,. s e s
fey weeks on! from sydney 100 .p tsp0sd tie Levsn Of
Irsp.rd sih go .p Abraham saIs,os.: il .shi:
ne 1.s aiSSs Ws: Iias %
9 sss mao %s's ss.
tn M. g a. s1 JsssS Is9 pss ~ r. .Sa
sy. rom Rio jsase ses Nv Coast
M Fs.nLn AcLley ID ecer' ,th. sheffield efCold Spring
SsrNW Coast. .s III well. clean ''"' =
Foreign Ports.
ANTWERP, March s-Au Cron.tad. Heath, from Boston.
. % Sxs
ss s.n i bsa Webster from Or
assS ss ss.gg.sa s gss,s: $s S9. s,.
ss is@ Is% Soa Sao,s ga Noa.asaia Farley. foiN
MAasElLEs Alsrch iAr Phrir tprs baby the CASTOR,
Nosra SHIELDS. March SID Choice. crans. Pain,hsauf
sr H.llnA Jan is-A,r Gsn H.Ilisoa MaSila; b Paul.
Home Ports
ASAcnGoLA March 2s-l9 port ships Msrana Phil!ips
fGis si |,I;;sr, 5.
s ssI Due gsoos Gs.di H.
&: s,1i
Rsea bsssoa .% Berries: waiting xsSs 'ss ne
prayton irSm rroyidsncs' waiting srigs CepeauS Bs-
iO.dns i''1 i''ains fl0Ass' isa1n LOT New YORK;
H. A. :as DpsssSs
81 ssar Fsss L,srpooi Sss a. P.aeaiss Psrcs Ns~
p pss ss: VI Ssfa: !ss:
s ssi1 Ne.
YORK Mslsr SG Anu ,D.uR
New Sa1I win p:.s sssaad. cargo, ri.
jane ssiI Hs s
% SID ssw 2 " fSs
.oe. soa,SssDsa k%Piss. 1ssm:s sHs i.i!.ysad
hhsssss Mary 5s
4s NJ: S: * s;.
.nf s,ss'fs sss -s';; Elk
CA; :,:s;
and v os
,sas al .s 3 sI 10 ssi'' & u
Sharpe. i% Load NJ Irys.. Ray, I'm LSnaep Ship Tho.
MA n s:s1 ss:
LcSehr.s Com s., fn Chant Ma Nd r. H.,,.
1s: issE s fi's
sa % s9I
R'coi .ch5 Elizabeth Rs.ssl, Albany ST. seh. Aleyaa
der Bill PAiadepha' sioop Lady Fsawck Chapman New
Man, NEw BFpsssD AseA Augusta Brown Nyorl'
NEw 0sLx.ss March slAr ship. ESTogs; Bst-ss Livsr.
bsck Liverpool Mayhower ,abtree DO bah. Jas LowSen.
S.san 9'S M
.a s
New Yo.. rsiDs T.Ss, ,h se
cal.eoa ys New Yo b
5oa:h. Nolsii and Rchmsnd :ehr nvnsi6s. Morgan. Sa
days from Tsssria; Marsh t,oH bo-
a Fl sy:
heys Ga S:T
pesmart Orwell Boston; P0t. Graffan DE-: 8arbaao.s
XII. kd Y yoP Ns.:: Hs .rd s'
shsI ME pins Ns Y ss.y s.s
from iss sssa9;
ps"sessss April AR sch, Tho. E.pn., Nsl.,;Gs.
s EN- bs Tsas i,S1D AT seh
a%s w.@ fSs ss
C,sby from Mill Stone 70 for il for ,oss
gus, T" ds s sea tston SD :h Dc. Cole
YORK. E.ss sssas
wILMycIoS April Art Th. .chr Harrison rTs: Ss;s
: .sn Henry ssai rss%.D julia
@ SMSsas f%
S.TsS App sEI 70, JoSn
dell. for NYok; schr PhDaix swreaee, Providsnes' NJ
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k'urc,.n AN poYuasions.

gssroL, EngBarE Kennebec. eco brick. Irwin co
sos-lsso s.s Is isi s. 5 tiH jar. ron 70 ord .
TsiE.ss a: ss TyY.s
Msmaap-sB Sr.lasi., Philads,r has Hs-s Timber;
mss ss:, 81 .iss
DIR 9 Hs,.spS:Ist eel sehit.3ss5-l Hfs.ehsn +
Mss a ee s.s se.iep
AGSM .s.. S'ss aSS;
F;s
Trfs HsS'S
1TG Kruger-99 pks TO order
100 t1ck. JAIME. Lee cdieo barr l. %dse Nelson
BOwa-2o ss.L: DO Low Brothr.s bons, do DO Ap:
as .. cs%eron Band bale. boss. nd.s Smith {
Aso.lbs stone swan col boz and CASH: eaIo:its.
H,.chsoek. Mu,eqm-ss bags wool 70 order pkg mdse
Lyrs;ssi~shpI syoa's,5s-s S.ls: Pa.s Wander
woodhull nlnsnIa-l box md.s Mr. Kely-sqgsnti.y Of
TN Phelps bodg. CO. casks Davenport Quincy COZ
casks ssIs,e. shaw c,.sesl paetsEs Chasnssy
S.s: SGSs
case Tsoms. con- Case A Martin ( co..! casks X
hspsS :ss s1 S.,.
iron WYsrmaI-l boz china ware Lou Van Ant.
cask J3cksou-3 cas-s Crook Ill bales Bird Glilan
- Camsronx Brand-2 case, smith TAusc-4 case, Gray
Chauncey-s casks Hayden-i case Godfrey-S Bos-
casks 10 bales l2s crates box chains basket
,,MAcAo-ship Montauki 2ag pckss tea 77s pekr mdzs
EckEs six NJ W De Foress-I Harmoney Nephsws-lR
HAyArA Brig Emily Farnham-Iao bn sugar sturges co
-5l5 do McKeou Boore col Of fhadephIa-3l0 !aycomb
BerKadee27 ooo segas Matthews cola, $50 Horn
5 ss, Ss Si' syrup
vALrAs.so-Brig CcdAa-l pkg gold 4 vial. silver
T1eyLs SaTs copper pkg eonsY ain ~ o. gold coins
Sat.57, bars copper Wilson .onae5 d. Pophsm 1862
do quiulets wood Barstss0o goat akin. do
Il csroons Ggaysqai straw 4s bars copper pkg gold walls
ANcosTuRA-Br,s Albert Perkins hides $500 horns
keg specie arheck co6 hides 100 dee, skns boxes
ear, sch%,d. vogci- csroons indigo 10 kegs sonca
PALERso-Shp Constelati on-9o0 cantas birthstone 2oo
nseed 30 do seed $50 do w.inu 200
do hbes 100 almonds IS do luo boxes csses
mamma 1000 boxes lemons 1900 do oranges Draper Devn
Domestic lmportations.
New ORLEANs-Shp bales cotton Davis
Brooks co7 bbs flour 80 hhds tallow Goodhne co-3s
bbs lard & Grswold-5 boxes homes II bb mossses
sys:h machines FSssr-sss kegs butter L,Wrsnss A.
lse bales cotton Ih mponi7sd Adams-3a3 bags corn
w Trafon7o2 lbs pork Newbold Cran-l7 hhds ,uga.
Heca-s9s bbls pork Doas GaIy,7s hhds :uxar
Mat hsws-i boz mdz \ Cornshi do Barne, IS boxes
mdz D sands-sss Dbl. flour Leland Adams & co-ss
Merle sandford- mdz q bales 70 do
wool L z Blake-47 kegs butter to order,
NEw Oa,EANs ship Martha Wsshington-26% tcs beef 26
.iaona1 bbls lard smith-l8 bales Burden
a bales bid. Ls.h,n2 chs oil sesss B.rtsw p0Ps
cos hhds I'LL cake Of cracklens Perry, Matthews
All bales Denniston co33 bales cotton to order.
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By Last Rights southern Mail.

e.;.teansT J-orsis Cannon Oh 3. iauI;.s,
sen, smes; sers vmin Sesmsn, Nsw Yctk; Allicott,
Cole Do sd ship C..psr Brsni Bsmsa; bark oT ms,ss'
Wast. King,so, jam; adams Gray Boyss. Trinasa Co
York
NonroLx, April 7-Cld bark Mary Msn,. JONES' Cork and
market.
PHiLAp pHrA, April oar brig Washington Dyer East.
port Below bIk Louisa FIN Havana Cid snip kmily De-
Wis, 81 Croix, bark Florence D. cker Cuba bes Wm No.
Irons. dol Copper HENDERSON. NYcrt Henry Brown Lnso.
Oscar. Adams. Cambridge.
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New York. Thuratl a

New York. Thursday, April o.
AsHEsPots dull at - 10 81; Pearls - Is 81 81.
BREApsTurrs.-The market in -four 10 rather quiet
with moderate sales at 30 37t a IS a. The receipts
down the river for days have been very small and
the quantity shoat IL limited Several samples of
Offering but sales There has been sold
for export at 81 30 ~ as 1000 bushels sold arrive
at 81 20 $4,000 bushels Of Rye sold few days since for
export at Is cents and further sales at tho for
distilery. The receipts light lot Of Ohio, in
store ssd to day at 81 cents Northern sold at 10
as a Al cents river and canal.
BEKswAx-A large quantity OF western yellow was
sold At 2sl cents, cash.
Corros.-The market remains quiet and inactive,
with continued firm feeling on the part of holders
Sales to-day about 400 bales only.
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LyERpooL-Packet ship AshburtonNr Sureys late Bel.
gan mi aser servant; M Jas Hoard lady child and ssr
Humphsy, Or }adsll. Mrs Jackson, Louisyille; I
York; A Edali, Newark L Hasop. J Mimic New York;
60 oson, 4 sehe.ck, J Underwood Miss W viking,
w Z Anderson A Coser LADY, child aud servant Canada
HAvnr-ship Argo- slessrs Moran, N York; A q Tying
do; Mrs sush Price do Berer, do; 4 Messshel Ph,d;
France; d. Bsngr,f Boz ton; Geyot: Virgins; T 4
Hammond raris; ,lrs Peigneau do Davis New fork;
Graves do, Dslsoot Mexico; Pageot, Warrington;
Mrs Du mas aad child France.
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cut Seed Leaf cents Florida Ssgar Leaf 10 cents
months
wHALrsoSE.-ver little doing except for home uss
Some W. Coast sold for that purpose a 80 CENTS cash
sALEs OF REIL EsTArE AT AucrIoK.--Lot on Irving
place. Of 18th street % by lao feet AGO.
corner Of l05h and Sd avenue with buildings
by 100 feet 81 6a5 story brick house and lot 81 Bar
row street. ls3 by 80 feet s6700 story brick house
and lot lag RvinRton street. ~ by 10 feet -, $50.
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PORT OF NEw YORK. APRIL 10.


Weztmuster Hovey London,
Bark i.aSsii Kelly Hav,ns,- SssmmS 1 Walsh.
Bog ChaahoOches. Smith, Csr,hagena. Foster Nelsr.
brig oseeol. Bacon, Mstanzas. Bunker & Place.
BIZ wso' Fuller Cobb Saw snnsh Durham & Dim on
seSI s xI,s.a ad,sd os salem. Bunker Place.
asu. Co.
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s ssST e%0sdssap Hall ss,Sa Awsov
sspp E Wssiss fSs%S. ps0 N.~ Haven
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which drred from them, and had to leave them the
ship Mar.ba Washington, Stevens, frsm New Orleans,
Mse 90 Nth h S'Gn &c e master ash u lat q o. lon
saip Louisville, Hunt days from New Orleans, with
sal sb - Mono ssSss to Jslu, from New Or
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ship Asshs ff~ h b a; 70, New Orleans: March
white letters. not make i cu,@:apeo.ed her the
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provsious water aud wished be taken off, he
of from her aud re- her , ~
Ne. Yok with load o. lumber consigned Badger Peek
ssd Capt coson and crew render Their hsnis to Capt
10 b. s. SI s o q
Hector Spence, day. from MOBILE with sogS s. e
e. feT New YofI SHIP Rob Roy, and sns Sarah Brown
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for New Haven ds; brig. rdsnas goodiss for NYorL
a. cE r. SSrs fss.:
Helen Maria Sweeser DO day; Gco,gians, Crspin fol
Boston, d. Sid in company with brig Neuvta Tor New
Hiven No dat lag o. lon H. saw schr Amnesty Of frovi
Bari Kenne6ec smith tof Hsllowell) from Bristol Eng
Feb TO- with mds, &c 10 master The h" experienced
Bark Condor Tikob IL days from New Orleans, with 400
nS .SS ar New and a% ny
N Florida. sst nit. Ia, %. Ion n, bark Rio Gande
Bremen bark Charleston Cattermoic from Bremen with
dry goods The c. has been days Hampton
Rosds where in damages
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copper specie. hats and brazil wood to schmidt
Baehen