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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18
From Mexico.

The decree BY which it was ordained that Mr.. Pena
Pena, should take charge of the supreme power, IN
conjunction with two associates, has been repealed,
dd Santa Anna has again been called upon TO assume
the reins Of government if it can be called one, and the
command of the army.
General Paroles is in Tulancingo, endeayoring. and
with success appears, to establish his monarchical
system He has of late received some very important
converts to his political principles.
Gen. Valencia is at his hacienda passing away his
time agreeably he can, taking part In the ma
tional affairs. We suppose he is only abiding his
time.
Gen. Bravo is in Mexico, quiet and on parol.
The senblance of the Mexican government met ac-
eording TO appointment at Queretaro on the 9th, but
there not being anything like quorum present no.
thing done.
Peace is Is far off as ever, and the feelings Of the
people said to be most srenuuusy opposed to any
compromise with the North Americans; In fact the
hostility which against in the interior towns.
cities aud villages. is reported tobe o. the most bitter
kind
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FOREIGN TRADE.-The commercial editor of the
New York Tribune gives the following synopsis Of
British and French trade. during the last year:
The tables Of the imports of breadstuffs into Great
Britain during the last year. prove how great the
deficiency to be supplied, and throw much light on the
cause of the crisis through which England is passing
the statement of the comparative imports at the port
Of Liverpool, exhibits the immense increase which
has taken place, and the enormous amount of foreign
The figures for 1S47 find approach them in the
previous FIVE years, and the average of the twelve
years previous to 1872 is trifing, compared with
them. Nearly all the excess of 1S47 came from
America.
The imports of corn meal were 500 bbls The
stock was estimated at the last dates at 5000 quar-
wheat, 100000 bbls Flour, 3OO,O 900 quarters
corn and 300 900 bbls meal The fluctuations in the
price have BEEN as all remember very great during
the year. On 18th May, flour 49s, wheat las Cd;
on the Sd September, flour POS cd, and wheat is
Cd corn Ia February was 75s, and in August 3Os.
With such violent fluctuations, commercial revolu-
ton might well be looked for.
The French Government have recently published
their annual tables of the foreign of France
during the preceding pear. From them we learn that
the value of the exports and imports between France
and her colonies and foreign powers, follows :
Imports, PSI OOO. 600 francs Exports ,lSO 100000
francs; Excess Of imports exports, n, 900 900
francs The foreign powers, which carry with
France the most important intercourse, follows
arranged in the order of their superior Importance
United States, England, Switzerland, Sardinia, Begi-
um, Germany, Spain, Russia, Turkey.
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RUM d T. I A T. OF NEW 1OKk.
I96yH l ZVSi Isl
YER

MEssRs- by Express II
dozen boxes MLANE'S LIVER PILLS They selling good
here and suit generally. Yours SC, F. P. STEDMAN.
daysriiie. Chatsuque Co.. n. Y, Dec. 90. 1871.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale and retail by
KIDD & Co., No. 90 Wood-st., Pittsburgh, Pa.
N BPurchases viii please be particular and inquire for
DIR. MLaHes Lirer Pills and take no other.
More evidence of the increasing demand for Dr. MLnes
YER PILLS.
ERIE February 10th, 1871
MEssRs KIDD Co.. Pittsburgh Pa.-Genfslncosed you
viii hnd dollars which please place credit and
us some OF Dr. MLGnes Lirer Pills" entirely
Respectfully yours, &c. CARTER & BROTHER
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale and retail BY
KIDD 4 Co., No 60. Wood street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
N B-Purchasers will please be particular and inquire for
Dr. MLaRe's Lirer Pills. and take N other.
To all Uh0m IL may
DIR. MsLane's Liver Pills.
MEssRs KIDD Co-Th certify that my wife has been
or less in the right side about the edge Of The ribs extend
ing to the right shoulder the back part Of the head and
above the right accompanied by weakness loss OF appetite
and almost constantly confined her bed Since August she has
used three hoxes Of "MLanes Liver Pills. and have to
state that by the OF these Pills been benefited
ordinary degree Under the Providence OF God she enjoys
good health and able the domestic
my family. JAMES STEWART.
Richmond, Jefferson county, Ohio.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale and retail by
KIDD C Co. No. Co, Wood street Pittsburgh. Pa.
Purchasers will be particular and inquire for Dr.
MLANE'S LIVER PILLS" and take else there
other Pills before the public purporng to be Liver Pills
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18

INDIAN RELATIoNs.-The Washington Union has
lengthy statement concerning our Indian relations,
eectually refuting the idea that the difficulty with
the Sacs and Foxes, and the suffering of these ndi-
ans as connected with the recent payment Of their
annuites is in any way attributable to the action Of
the Indian Department the Commissioner of lndi-
an Affairs, Mr.. Medill.
1.-The last Congress passed a law requiring annui-
ties be paid hereafter the heads of families in
stead of Chiefs in order to save the indians from i'm
position. When the annuity was put into the hands
of the agent for the Sacs and Foxes he directed
to ihak the money 10 his agency, but not TO pay it
out until he received the instructions to be forwarded
TO him in a few days. He left here on the Sd ut,
and the instructions were sent on the 9Th. They
in due course of mail, on the l4th. On the 18th,
however, he paid the annuities to the Chiefs hav
ing previously allowed claims against the tribe This
was in violation Of his instructions and the law. 1t
may have been that the claimants melted the Indians
to become clamorous but the agents duty plain.
He paid off claimants and gave the balance to the
Chiefs in direct opposition to the law and his nstruc
tons and then resigned. The consequence is the
Indians have been deprived of the money belonging to
them per capia and the intentions OF Congress and
the department thwarted. The design to prevent
the chiefs and traders from using up the funds belong
ing to the whole tribe, and leaving the families to
suffer-
late article in the Union proves that the Indians
have been swindled in the most Infamous manner.
We hope that Congress will overhaul the agent, if
possible, Notwithstanding the wing editors feel so
much sympathy for him.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18

CLOTHING.
TIME Star CLOTHING STORE in
"a u Nois's Building Is the place for bar nIrlIl NJ
VA gains, where you win find the largest agdI"YfH A.
most complete stock 70 Be found IN this city 4 III
embracing article OF wear Also --1
did ld Of French. English German American [<sb 49,,
b Caasimefes and Vesnrs myself in New Yo,t e.
1Cssh, that make them 10 70 order "a chess =. -, -
90. in any western cay; Call and see. D. = WARN
lndIalslolis, Nov 10 zz-zn '"H1'
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The long list of killed and wounded in the recent en-
gagements before the city Of Mexico brings PaPaby al
most before the country the horrors of How great
has been the sacrifice OF life, how amentable the out
porngs Of precious blood how excrucIaBg the agOnies
OF the wounded This is paying dearly indeed for
glorious victories, and for the of arms. And
yet Gen Scott has been careful Of the lives Of his soldiers
tie has not wantonly sacrificed them nI booess triumph
lie has had no battles which for The at
taument of his object and he never fought for the
sake Of eainng lame a commander. Hard close
fighting has been imposed him by the
n which he has been placed and the loss he has sustain
ed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gazette.
The conclusion Of the above seems intended to hit
somebody. and rhOt Cen. Scott certainly deserves
the credit sgven him for his carefuness Of the lives
Of his soldiers and this regard one Of his great
est merits He has shown disposition at all to
fight for the mere cake Of obtaining fame for himself
Vain, as he has been represented, he has not been
guilty of such folly and humanity
Clay Va. TAYLoR.-rbe Journal talks about the
- INCREASING demonstrations in favor OF Taylor +"
What does il say to the following resolutions passed
at late wing meeting in New York city. In view
Of their probable triumph. the wings of New York
yentured to express Their real feelings
Rssored, That the signs Of the times, amid dscord
among opponents and perfect unanImiy among
friends. point, az with finger Of light, 10 the
''STAK OF TIKI WEsT,' the only guide patriotism
should follow clear Of the difficulties that
thrfnien our land.
: Resolved, That with the Wing Young Men Of New
York we say That no matter who may be spoken Of
WHO may praised. or sbn>ed--who deracteJ from,
or vino lauded-wiih regard TO the next Presidency
With all our hearts we say, "HEsE'o TO you HARRY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18
DIR. M.Lane's Liver Pills.
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MRssss KIDD Co., Pittsburgh, Pain the onth of Inn.
received six dozen of Dr MLsnes Worm sp
all of which have Sold and wish supply
heretofore We frequently receive packages from York NV
Express and presume there would be difficulty forwardinx
Pittsburgh. Yours
Rochester, N Y, Feb. "a, lS47. POST Willis
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale retail bv
KIDD Co.. No CO. Wood street, Pittsburgh, d A.
ON Purchasers will please be particular nouire for
nandt
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18

MERs KIDD CO. Geas-ln the month Of Julv last "A,
f. Merryweaher Cincinnati appointed agent for tn place
for selling Dr. MLane highly approved Medicines and the mo-
tive that prompts entire stranger letter
house inform you that the inhabitants of this town
county generally have given the Ysrmtsgs Of Dr. RLans far
fis an fh ana 10 De pifhout exception
The high emson In which the Vemfnge held in this com
muny has induced TO purchase from you or vour
Agent and you viii obige greatly writing by return
your cash price Tor the vermifuge by the gross
Very respectfully yours, &c SNYDER
Prepared for the Proprietor and retail
KIDD Co, No. GO, Wood street. Pittsburgh Pc. =
NB-Purchaers will please be particular inquire for DR.
KLaRss Worm SPECIFIC or Hermnge, and take nothing else
For sale BY DAVID CRAIGHEAD, Indianapolis; TOMTIN-
son BROTHERS. indianapolis; J. oWsLEY K Co. Indian
apolis; JOHN KELLEY Nashville, Brown county SMITH
vAWTER Co. Vernon Jennings county; E. BURKE Yer.
Jennings county, JOHN yAWTER Morgantown Morgan
county w. ID. ALEXANDER & BROTHER, Gozport Owen
county THOs MCAII.A Bloomington, Monroe county: mo
MCALLA EIlottsville, Monroe county. es 3m
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The half Of or Of mortgaaed BY James
and sold by certificate James Reno loan
etc, $751; 81.
Jennings County
The Of sec g. n e. containing loc q 100 acres
Johnson County,
The vet half Of the ar the qr ar Of sec
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FROM THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
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% y a. o1 " ' ~ 49, " ~ ' '' ''
The half ofthe ofssc l5 TIN containing so
dock Jackson oan interest, etc. s3s1 a.
monsd by W. Johnston loan nieIes eae ssso &C.
The half OF the Of l6 IS containing 90 acres
less moeaged John Iener interest," s5i2 Is
The half ofiSe SI Of sec en- Is n ,. e. containing eighty
Sky acres or the qf l5n begin
ming the Of said Or running thence gu rods thence
ne Of said or themes with the line to the beginning by
Charles Garner ;.loan, interest, etc. S59 a.
e Marshall County
The Michigan sec 49, Of lands selected
Indian county eon'anng 81 $500 acres mOrgasd by Nathan
Powell loan interest," e'e, a sz<S 4o' =. 49,. ,,.,s.,,
forfeited and sold by certificate Jacob lands Ioan interest,"
The half of 80 1872 col morgaged by
John I'm. ssIas loan @ &c 9 SS es:,0 ,a in Indian
l5 So OO mogaged by Peter Schroeder oan interest," ETC.
n Or W of boundary of Menomes
49, % containing 81 80 100 mOgaged by
TSe snsssd n S1 a or zee the
divided half the half Of the Of same alo the undyi
ded third OF the Of Is int 81 mUgged by
Reuben L. Famswoth; Ioan interest, etc. S352 Sc.
hh q S O. % sec a % sd sa s@ o the
OF sec IS, Of same aud moased by stephen NJ Farms
The Or half or ofthe or Of 49, "A
sl also the g. Gs g. Of e sec s rs 81 n e. ,so the
Of a. "a containing $50 acres originally mougaeed by
As Leach and forfeited nd bid IN by the State and sold BY
The lot halls fac NJ r. Of Of lands selected in In
ward and johnson E. Woodward oan interest," etc sa64 90
of,he and the half OF "a
10 side of the half Of The
MI 80 of the end Of The half of ar
e. mogaged by a. l.. Wheeler; loan inItres etc gG95
Monroe County.
The qrof a. TN, mongased by Leroy 'iayeld
loan, interest. etc Csc Is.
The OF ls,'an morgaeed by John Owens;
interest, etc S542 Is.
Montgomery County.
The half ofthe qo Is, 10 Containing 50
nortgaged by Thomas Brown loan. interest. S566 40
Miami County.
The half ofhe face Of the Michigan road "A
ofthe Michigan read Of "a containing
6l mostgaeed Alexander Wilson loan, interest,"
S5f5 70.
Morgan County
The ofsec a. IL containing leo acres, morteaeed
by James Mckinley loan, interest. etc. S29l %.
Part ofhe Of sec &c. IA n,re 500 acres, fr
description al which record OF deeds OF Morgan
book E. 474 mosged BY William Cine. forfeited and sold
certificate Thomas Harold oan interest," etc Sl94 05
The OF 81 II also ls
end Of half Of 49, IL e. or particular
description Of hich Of deeds Of Morgan county
So moreeed by ueios Burke, fieed and sold by cerd
10 John w Sims, loan, interest," etc. GAGS 90
The fac q Of sec ln Of White river the fac Of
AZ and lot No same and also lot No. Of fac 10 and
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILADELfHIA, April 81, n M
s;niDSs ::i
Ws6sr R R;a Norwich CS siGsnd%Ss SSS" Pre-
Oregon PereXm. dol; Mary Ann que;t CAIN 20; Houston
a:Iaa hss 'sss: ss T
ss?,i s:S:i .GtS
Finn Boston Nay sGsi;y aSi Csa;I Buxton Mq3s;
4! NV; i S1a, SS;
al MAJ. g0 ss sh ss~ yss PANEL A5s:ssa
bssss
Miscellaneous Record.
Bark MAINE-Which sailed from Baltimore for Rio jane
boat taken by portion Of the crew who Tie vssse
aud accident Of the who fell from aof and
hospital
CArTAIs BoSNEY. of the schooner Comet. AZ Baltimore
large bark ashore supposed she Went morning
Of her ma.ts were cut away while In sight OF her. Three
Phade phis for TiSeTpoo no date lat IS lon q 10 W.
Home Ports.
soM psusSy
s% ton Ss; Sesa puS SYRIA
Mo 81 g. .sh9 %h Nsw
S:s: Ss:
ssssss:s 70: Gardner St Johns r; .ehi PHILIP N
'f Noasons B, brig. Aim Reid FIN Liver
scbr. Challenger Anthony, for Waterf9!d Lindsay
i ef Hs%sos I y1Srs Go"soa
Dunn London Maine from Baltimore bound to RIO Jsns
liam & Sarah; suy Bslst brig Stephen Young from
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sch Squire and Brother, Virginia; Oregon, Phad aad In
HYMNS April HAr bark de Hset. Boston, for Bait;
schr Croton, Ch,se do for ork
Henry, Gru, Cows.; schs Joshua Bates, Psiciye. Ha-
vans; Alleghana, Mcdonald, Brazos Santiago CID ships
Athens Havre; Pacolus, Harding do bark Governor
NEw BEproap, Arnl 2sArr schrs Ann Phnney and Mir
ro Harris. Philad; atamaha shearmsn, sppcan for alt!
New ORLEASs April 22-A ships Ootavius Colburn LIZ
yeS0 Dmn.wisk PsmssI,on Havana BARI. C..h'Tins
Barbados: Below. bark Coyery steam propeller Ashland
and sch Bryan 22 ships So Mary Foster New York;
Do bark Jubilee Harmon Bazc. s,naso; brig Bs,.%S
skinner, Tampioo; Elizabeth, Russell Apaschisols
PoRr1ASp April 2sMATr sehI Etor{a1a Elws NYork IS
PRovrpIrcr April asA brig Sea, Norton, Mobile schrs
sot! RhsdspISStii, Mercy CIs,:: Ail;s:lrha ESs
phis Editor Cartwright PhladsIphis; Empress, Pool New
IS1I SID SE H: sga. ,eh s.lS RS'fs .n
7 Willes Smith, Philadelphia SIsssasos Ferris Phils'
.,sAIEM April as-sla brig zaS. .ehr Al.bsm. small.y.
Helena Hatch Phad.
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u HEUMATISN, PAINS AND STIFFNESS OF The
~ JOINTS, sCROFULA, DISEASES OF THE SKIN.

u HEUMATIsN, PAINS AND STIFFNESS OF THE
&C. SC. Rings Compound Syrup Of Hydroda.s Of POTASH
Sarsapara, and Yellow Dock This medicinal remedy y
sm and stiffness Of the JOINTS swelling of the muscular
arising from impure Of the blood. &c. From ma az
experiments under the direction and supervision Of the most
Of the faculty has received their
mendaon, and many have pronounced il the beat poasba
combination Of remedies for the above named diseases Is
prepared from the articles and warranted give
sacton thus purfes and quckens the circulation aays
irritation and leaves every OF the animal
perfect Of health For those complaints arising from tho
injudicious and long continued use Of
MERCURY,
this combipton be considered specifics which
have resisted all other have been rapidly and entire
y by this powerful aeratye syrE and spring
creasng demand for article Of this kind has induced the
proprietor bring it before the publ that all have tho
benefit oft We do publish any long certificates Of mira
cgous cureshe medicine shall speak for itself 1t is warrant
ed give asacton and needs but trial convince the
increduous Of M surprising properties Prepared and
FOR sale by CHARLES RING Druggist. 1872 Broadway,
erect; Coddington, corner Spring and Hudson Brigham
Miller No avenue d. John b. Dodd, I'll Broeuway, cor
9th street. al I'm &C
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Sfafa NJ the Eclo.,r nIa,.Laaa

fHiLADELrnIA, April 2e.-Thero is only moderate in
quiry for flour to-day, with very limited stock and
holders Arm sales reach about 1000 bbs mostly mixed
brands of Western at So SIX, and good brands So s7
Corn meal ia scarce with a better demand and sales
have been made at advance 1900 bbls Pennsy
brought 81 3lA, and 81 371a Is now asked Wheat
good Pennsylvania reds sell freely 1866
and Southern l50 ce t.. Corn-We notice q sale OF
Pen Lsylvania yellow at 81 cents.
NEw ORLEANs, April 22--The last European accounts
received have produced amarked decline corn and
wheat though hour from its scarcity better support
ed Corn Is down fully 10 cents per bushel and this de-
cline brought forward buyers yesterday to the amount
Of 10000 bnshe at 20 to 70 cents for prime shipping
Vt mixed and white, with few thousand bushels yellow
80 cents per bushel or wheat, fully 22G0O bushels
sold at 81 % to 81 81 for fair to prime Flour Is firm
sales yesterday, $500 bbs at So lax to Sc good
Ohio and Illinois brands
APRIL 23.-There was better feeling In the cottoY
market yesterday and the sales which
bales ut rates showinga slight Improvement Flou
Is rather lower sales of 5000 bb at So to Sc per Dbl
Corn Is pretty well sustained nearly $4,000 bushels SOLD
yesterday, mostly at 20 20 cents for the best lots
white, &c. and 80 cents per busbe for prime yellow Oh
wheat 40Oo bushels brought 81 % to 50 per bushe
tho highest rate for prime.
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FORT OF NEW YORK, MAY L.


Ssh Eu5ss, L ~" T Mar'h'l' Char
SsssI Ssr y:sso Corning
sSs s.1ss: sri: s:''%. ety.: noy
i'sa s'sf NV lausss; M;.s
f MS %%s M;s HSans Queen 'B Turner Beaufort
s ssS%-fsa ss. ED: N.wb. NC; STAR Small Phls
ws, Ship s. S0 blot from ON i a:y d.ys
Passed on Grand Bank, lat 4,loN, Ion from to
% Islands Sfes Judging from what we saw the Banks must
g. s: 1 a:s .a 800
sage 18th Georges Banks spoke brig Pauline, ofand
Bark HONE. Winsae, March \, from Rio Janeiro win $3.50
BE-. B is Henry .S, day. from H.v. with
'aE. s. e hs.Sss1 Co PIP
TS:a:. ass t:.ssa a.;
lon g. sa. wa. nOefsd down On her beam end. shifted
0i
siiho sso 81:
Pn.. spoke ship Ontario Of whcassst from Liverpool for
Brig Ss0xe. Yates, day, from Charleston with mdss to
Brig ian DAY. T y Is e b.
Bss WsisSa Decti:y from aasysaa, Pk with sugar to
spoke
hhs n Pr E
with. Vessels left as reported on the 18th.
Br brig Hiram Crosby days from Turks Island with 1000
bush salt. TO J II Braine Co.
Brig Baldwin, Bassett, dvs FIN Savannah with cotton to
Durham K Dimon
schr Convert Fogg (of Bath) days from Trinidad dc
Cuba with molssses TO the master 22 hid; ties mola:ses
Hill Sid in with schr Iowa, for Baltimore, 23d inst
spoke brig Adene from Apaaehicola for Portland 9th
lat 81 30, spoke schr Light. hence for st Thomas .
Sch Julia Elz Higbee days from anna with cotton
to Cready 26 bales cotton 280 hides Dbl Sprague
Robinson Coz 1884 feet lumber w Donnett; Dbl box
N l. McCready.
Sehr Gen Marion Terry williamson NC, with shingles.
Schr Alexander Latham Newben, NC with naval
to X Nj Blackwell.
Schr Meela Breaking, firm HAVANA 9th inst, with
OF f q Thurson
Schr Henry Mead Smith, Charleston. with cotton & rice
Schr Delaware Perry (of Augusta) 20 days from New Or
leans, with 5000 feet Of cedar, to J w Philips.
Schr Julia Nancy, Lewis New bern, NC naval stores
Schr Charleston Forbes, Washington. NC, naval stores
Below.
ship supposed be the Duchess de Orleans Rchardson
from Havre, March 81, with mdse. to w Whitlock
Sailed.
Packet ship Westminster London Zeuobia, Vera Cruz; Br
shin Courtney: and others.
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ForelRn Ilnportatlons.

HAvREShip Sc Nicolasi garden seed Duval-l cs
mdIs Tachese Fanchi- do Joseph Spes-2 wine
iron Morris--I cases w II Horstmann2 do Beurard &
Hutton-0 Bezat Cos A AItault--l Live. Cook cog
Bowey, Joeos COL case watches Dubois Coz cs
mdxe John While--l Noe Lock wood Cog B,ssange-1
n q Bro Sn Coz Davis Fsrcbd col l. * Curtis &
col Bailey Kitchin--2 Goodhue coz Stoddlrd >
GouyeIngsolomoa Hart--2 Lawson Hlrr,ngton-3 Kit.
r hedere-i Andrew Little Son--o Co Stroig-l Fet-
finger Uoldstns-l Moran slict-l Eugle- Van Gull
ped M Oppenhcpe col Fred Bohm-l Bodery
Uue.nois col c. mdIe w II Horsman Son-4 do order
GegoAs-l h Wer-2 B A EGH Wisshsna-5 LssschsgroG
Wesenenr-i John N pier-2 Oraonpasch-I UIderet Il
Schursi srdt & GlIard-i Louis Roseapls PreresNs
r.on co.. Auchenel-ss-i16 bur stones Henrv Rod
nsr Son-l Pkg mdze ! Thorspeeker & col Benesu s
Buck-l Edward leopold col Wessenberg coz Paul
Cochron--l Nicolos, PURGE co.. Mrs Dover-5 Little
Alder col case watches John Hydes son--3 Pkg,
Endze Edward Kcepe- Townsend Shsrpless son- Elisha
ME-, Esaj Paul Schmidt An %,.o Bi,by ESQ
Fsnrrnor Dnlsn-3 Il Isadsrsoa-i bdie Harmon New
bold, Esq-icse @ Jsrveis Coz trunks Theyeri csc
Vandsia Coopsr-2 Read Taylor &co-Ii & n Haight
col Saroui Arche6 Cazet Austain--l NJ Thompson &
Joleei NJ Liy,ngston-ibI H,rnden col case Keep.
Boamcret Peter p Muer-s Cottenet col Wolfe.
nsaetn casks oobo-2 packages bundle one boz Cor
HsvAsA-Balk Henry H,rbeck,o boxes sugar Horn & Bur
10000 Horn urchard2si r Victor Duckwitr-iii
Chtsfclam Donvent- box segars Matthews co-78OOC
HON BurchaId-i3 bales hides Patruo5O0 boxes
sugar Moses Taylor228 do Young Hawkins coJO0 Grim
nsIl Mntun co39 boxes 10 hhds TAYLOR CO.
Bt do nc Mogan-7s do Oliver Cords25 900 segars Nor
Ton, Ladd x co.
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DANIEL SWEENY.

u EMOVED TO 66 CHATHAM STREET-The under
~ signed the approach OF the travelling season. deems
that, order extend his BUSINESS well as his limits Of
accommodation he has removed 10 &C Chatham st., within
few doors Of and nearly opposite Duane where he
has opened Saloon precisely the plan as his former
the city The enlagemsn Sf sphere has been demsnaed
the OF the pubc and his present loca
has been selected central position for citizens well
strangers He therefore socs the attention Of TIE public
will find not only the substantial elements Of life every re-
putson now enjoys, and which he determined to main
tain.
in snv manner pominslH otherwise connected WITH he
'' ~ DANIEL SWEENY,
CO Chatham street