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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-11
MARITIME HERALD.
pOKr OF NEW yORtx NAV
Cleared.

Cleared.
r.: s:Hs: t';$ss ksfaS
Msgdalene, Areuson, Vera Cruz, Pavens,ead K schu
Briss Abby & Amelia, Colburn sagua la Grande N &
Mss s Iyesa CS GSS5 xSn"s PSSn S.
H%sIh WInE,S1 mar su Couch Rch%snd
6as Sef @l.o Ddd"'is smith, Boston, David
,,sloqg. corinhian, Smith, New Bedford Empire. Smith,
Freass ship Albsr, FoTtine from Havre, April with as
Ship New York Hull IS hours from Charleston with cot.
BsrE Jessarun vnsI is days from cursco. with mdu
S G,s. Smith GS s Ns Yo sI with briggs H'y
@ a a5es r eRse H from H' St cSor o April u.s. to A,op
S6Hsesys Ny lges . Is spoke 'ehr Star Bar
Bal, Paachia Psaree from Arecibo, 10 days. with sugar
s.F Tom. f.o~$Tidss sefNew Haven, whitts.sy 10
d a 5b Ga ,, r. with sugar to peoges Co
,fs sEsa. f Sssd T to sSs
ki s6; . e "a cs
Ss @ S WV Il I: e. ss ed heavy weather
ssh Ls5 fss si. q tsy, from
La n: SS B. Ses S ss An ns", S5
I bssM 81, tx, xs GT +. N r. s.! az
ship Leander from Liverpool to Savannah with salt wa.
two SoY arrived at Nassau on the sh a "'"' men anu
Big Warculer, Perry i6 days from St Marks with cotton,
20 Coe, Anderson X Co.
Brig rybee Mccormack, 10 days from Apalachicola with
cotton, 10 Durham Umon.
Brig Geaera Wilson, MIME, II days from St Marks, with
with cotton TO ID Hurlbut K Co.
aud lard % + Perry $3.50 80
Big Alfred Hammond, Green Rio Graude 4, days, to
,tichnus sailed N co with brigs Orbit Higgins, for Rio
Ssnf sy a Sd.oG Heron S and Hdes Ali for Hava.
9% k M,vS. S 81 G5o. VI 2 q brig Mar
Brig Eliza Lockwood IA days from 81 roix with an hid
sugn, a puns rum Deforest X Co. ~' WIN LOU "'u
Br p.lc.
order '' ." o'naA'' W
y s steam cutter Legare Cost from Norfolk
Schr Sarah Frances, Watts Is days from 81 Ann Rs T.
mics wih 1900 bags pmento, ~ ogwood Good},gs
SchI Onari9 Lsrse days IRON Cardenas with molss.
Br schr Sophia, Douglass, days from St Johns, NIB, with
sc6r Two Mary Lovell,6 days from ssvannnh bound to
Boston.
schr Roches,er, Davis days from Darien with lumber
Schr Florence Hardy, Philadelphia iron, bound Proyi
depce. - ...
SchI Amanda, Nickerson, Philadelphia coal
Tehr Highlander, Nickerson, Philsdephs.
Srhr Lucy White, Jenuerson, Thomsston lime.
a.hr Emene, Smith. Philadelphia iron bound Ware
lam.
Sloop Juno, -. Providence. mdse
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PassenRers Arrived.

NASSAU, NP-Bng Guiana--D NJ French, DR. Kal,oe apt
May, second mate aud Of French bark -Four Brothers
ios on cnba from s. Domingo, bound Ha,re Capt Wharf
domingo, abandoned the 9Th March, previously re.
ported. '' -
ST CRoIx-Brig Eliza Lockwood-NIiss s Dupont NJ A
Dupont J Rogers schems!iskie, NJ Won saco:
no GRANpE-Brg Alfred acknowledgement Nj Burche.
sr CRoiN-Bark Isabella-E Lyman, Miss Finay.
.sRIoEBo-Bark Panchits-Mr Schomberg, Mr. Blanco.
CvRAcoA-BarkJ A Jessurun-T p Norris, l. NJ Geone
and lady, Mr. Meeke
ST; MARKs--Bng Gen. Wilson-Wm. r. Petes and lady,
Mr. Elwel and TWO children Mrs D G Lewis NJ DemiIiy
Mrs Hall, Mrs Wright.
CHARLEsroN-ShIp New York Mrs G Thomas, Mrs A
iIihth' Mrs 4 Nichols Mrs T Riggs and infant Mrs II
Honour, Mrs ii Montior aud infant, Mrs II Clark Miss
Nichols, Miss Haws Miss Smith, DR. r II Honor jr
Dr Smith, Messrs Shaw, A ID Surau, Tenney, q .
Riggs, G II Riggs, II II Riggs
APALAcHfcoLA-Brg Tybee-Mrs Mary Dobson and two
children Mrs Mary Kelly and two children Mr. Brady
lady aud child, Thos Tnpp Ralph Buckingham, James
Bourne
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New YoHx, MorDAv AFTERNOON, MAY 10.
The market for breadstuds continued drm. Genesss
-four on the spot, in demand, and sales made at
81 62k 81 rs 81 SIN, and a small lot Of extra do
at So go To arrive, sales were freely made to wit =
In all May at 81 s7ll 81 So in June at So 10 81
and in July, at SO rs. In wheat heard of no trans
actions Sales Of Northern yellow sold at s6c
s7c the spot, and Northern mixed at 81 sac To mr.
rive next week. Northern yellow sold at esq., in all May
do at 9oc, and by the first September Soc small
sale ofrye was made at ST. and of oats 60c Provi-
sous were steady Sales Of old prime pork were made
Mt sls sla os%, and of new prime at SIs rs. A lot
Of old mess sold at $l5 small parcel of prime mess
beef in terces sold at $40 Lard in bbls sold at
"a 81 l0c The transactions in groceries light,
while prices exhibited little change since the close of
last week sale Of Porto Rico sugar made at Ia
7Sc, and Of st. Croix moassss at Sac. In coffee, no
transactions Of consequence we're reported.
AsaEs,-Thers was nothing doing beyond small sales
Of pots at Saturdays rates ~. ,,,.
Oswego ut 81 rs; 1000 do Genesee at 81 rs slN,
with some sales Of extra do at SO 6o soo0 bois 90
including some Michigan sold at 81 o2h 81 TO- FOR
TO 20 900 bbs for all May at 81 az as7 So including
chiefly denesee and ehgn iooS 40 sOaa 70
sold to arrive In June, at SO s7k 81; 1000 do. at
SO s7h and 800 Oswego in all Nay at 81 s7H 1900 do
fancy brand 0enesee at 81 76a 81 sl 1000 do. fair
brand do, sold at 81 6sX yheat-The market continu
ed rather bare, and sales of moment transpired.
Corn-We report sales of $500 bushel Western yellow
arrive next week, at 95c.; 800 do Northern yellow
on the spot at 97c to 10000 do at 96c. a 97c. and
10000 do mixed yellow at 95c IL to 1900 do Northern
mixed sold 93c, and 1900 do do at 9lc to arrive in
all May; 5000 do sold at 90c and 5000 do by Septer.
Der, at soc Reeve only have to report small sale
OF 200 bushels at ST. though higher figure demand
ed by holders. sale of Oats canal was reported Mt
6oc. small sale Of 90 bbls Rye Flour was made at
So 1871
tCAsDLEs-Sales Of sperm continued to be made Mt
81 cts.
CoFrHE-No transactions Of moment were reported
while Saturdays prices remained unchanged
Corros-The sales to-day amounted to about 800
bales at steady prices Holders disposed to meet
the steamer except for the higher grades on which they
are more exacting We quote
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On Sunday, May 9th, l8i7, after short illness, WIN.
PATTERSON seventh Of John and Janet Paterson aged
years and months
The friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend his funeral pom the residence Of his parents
30 Greenwich Of Bank street. this (Tues
day. afternoon, at half-past o'clock.
On Sunday evening the 9th inst, Mrs. ELIZABETH
Smith, in the Cad year Of her age
The friends Of the family and those Of her son. Al
pert w Smith, are respectfully invited to attend her
IRON 500 Broome street. Of Varick street.
this afternoon Mt 4 o'clock
On Monday morning after q short but severe illness,
Mr.. MICHAEL McKroN, aged as years
ne friends and relations Of the family and the mem-
osl 81 the police department in general (of which he
va an encient member) respectfully requested to
attend his funeral from his late residence I22 Leonard
street without further invitation this Tuesday after.
noon at O'Clock, precisely.
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4: sas:R
Miss Brown, Mrs Vernon; Eiincr Mortimer, Mrs. AbbO
Mo; 0asa:o Win S.is he np,s
Furbcnd Mr. Andrews; Blouaabslla Miss Gordon; Don
Boxes 81; Pit 80 cents; Gallery q cents.
Doors open at o'cloek-sts performance Will commence
nh I r. Sag Eg Bsyesv y
stsisy Soo ai fs~.on tiarIs Mrs S:y.S
s S:ss: Ts. ss f Oh;
Arnhsm v.chs Floesten, Clark Airline Mrs Booth; Ba'
bss n ss ss s
pALMO's OPERA HO UsE-W ednssday Evening. May IL
-Eevsnh Night Of the Second Be
LfA~coaat XImsSiva, sig 8 Patti Dr. Bartoio' Sig A.
ss 81: M bs. :ss, SaSis s
L5 e ssa 81 EA&ER ss a act Of O'nss ''. Of
sess ': s s ssas' p :rs 81 Private
ESsy opss h :. i gfI' to
VESTAN0 respsctSy 70 The o. the
Sa
s nj sing Grand
and their tickets No considered
A Me jean MUskUM-sPLENDID perfoImapces this
"A As oHS b 81 FT'"TFf H4 I! RasS R
Si Fl
SsHisi Ssf' sf5i $;' 'S's
also :. exhibited 4 each and s
CAsTLE GARDEN is now open during the day, afordlug
q, s unts
s Ta' ls1s Ss:d
q % s
On sSes
M ECHANICS' HALL, No. 472 Broadway, between Grand
IVA and Br00ms street. cHRIsry,s
Immensely popular and G MiNsT RnRf 8
l ONE %ER ; ssy S their
programme every evening m9 lw*rc
s.y ny HsooMs % aS
T X. N sas
nightly received by a.honsbe and crowded audiences: with
SssS ana
Change q performance every evening For programmes
Doors open att O'Clock. Prices of admission-Parqus
Children accompanied by their parents half price.
COCIETY LIBRARY, Corner Of Broadway and Leonard
r M ASfE %dss ri:
tom will remain another week. the Society Libra
ry Monday May 10TH aud evening during
the week
They will be assisted BY Miss Maria and Miss Julia Barton
Mrs Barton will preside at me pianoforte
Tickets Is cents. No half price.
Doors open att O'Clock Concert TO commence att
N B. Positively their last Concerts this city, they
open in Boston the following week. my9 1w*rc
nS2kkE sAeEaKRM NgssE T TH
.ydas ess6s's5 f NJ Ss SRHsT 95,isao
will be performed in compliance with ageneral request
Mrs STRONG,
Mrs, L. A. JONES,
Mr. +. H. NASH.
The splendid choruses in this Oraoro will be performed in
style in this by musical associa
tion and the Orchestra will be large and efficient.
Mr.. II. c. Timm will preside at the organ
The whole will be under the direction of Mr. T. Y Chubbs
tbs popular conductor who has been engaged expressly fol
this occasion.
Performance quarter before o'clock Tick
censFor sale the usual places and at the door Of the
Tabernacle
Members can obtain their tickets Of the Secretary,
mii4t GEO. WHITLOCK SO Canal ST.
tsTn CHARITY CONCERT-The artists of the Italian
HRAN Opera Company with the permission of the Mana
Ae2 will give grand Concert at the Apollo Saloon
Tuesday Evening" May l8th 8i7, for the relief OF
worthy family in distress Tickets Slto BIO had at the usual
| places. mil r
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FBH-The market was very firm We report sales OF
800 at something above 50 90 fresh cargo of Halifax
Mackerel had arrived for which price had not been
named.
sale of badly damaged Sicily Oranges and Lemons
made by auction but at SO low figure to afford no
criterion Of the state of the market Owing to
storms In sicily much Of the fruit said to have
been destroyed and that picked much injured to
cause II to suffer seriously the voyage. Good sound
fruit from that island is scarce and high
HEhP-The market continued quiet, and prices
orrtan, The last sale Of American dew rotted was
made at Sl70 per ton.
LgAD-Ths market firm. and a small sale of some
800 400 pigs was made at 81 so
MoLAssEs.--We report sales of rs hhds St. Croix ut
3ic Several small lots Cardenas sold ut 22c.
NAVAL oroREs.-We report sales of 300a400 bbls sp-
rits turpentine at 40c. There orders in the
market for turpentine at So 25 while holders de.
manded SO so. Nothing done in rosin tar.
Ons.-A sale of 800 gal. English lnseed made at
Csc and 100 do reported sold at CO. About 608 gal
city pressed do sold at Csc There CHI ange in
whale sperm.
PRoyisIoSs.-We report sales of 200 bbls new prime
pork at Sl3 rs and so do prime do at Sl3 So 800
bbs old prime sold ut $l3, and 100 a 200 do do at
S3 064 and 100 bbls old pork sold at $l5 Beef
80 terces prime sold at $50 Lard-Sales of 100
bbls were made at ga l0c and another sale in bbls
was reported at 9i4c.
RicE.-There change since last report, and no
sales OF consequence were reported.
SuGAR.-We report sales Of $50 hhds Porto Rico at
IA 75sc. The weather being fne sugar was be-
ing landed, much Of which was going into store.
WHALEBoNE-No sales were reported. Both kinds
considered dull.
WHrsKEy.-We report salos of 400 bbls at 29c.
tREIGHrs-An English vessel was taken up at 30s per
ton, all round For flour continued be the asking
rates To Havre engagement of rye made at Csc
10 Antwerp hour engaged at 1850 and ashes at ASS
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BY THE MAILS.
NAV 10. l8A7

baltimore, May TO- ls47.
Immense Destruction Of Property-The Fight betWsen
Sullipan and Caunt
Our city visited yesterday by Of the most do
structivc fires that has occurred in this city for
Der of years 1t broke out about O'Clock In the after
noon in the extensive five story building South st.
door from Pratt, occupied by John James Williams
Co., cabinet mandatory and warerooms, which
in blaze from cellar to roof everything II
contained having been destroyed, including immense
independent Of the building at 000 which there
was an insurance Of $4,000 The workmen forty In
number lost all their tools valued at $4,000
The fire next communicated to the immense whole
sale grocery establishment of VIM. Chestnut, Esq,
which wholly consumed, with loss Of stock alone
Of $4,000 which there $4,000 insured, Tho
flames communicated to the adjoining building
Pratt street. occupied by Middleton Dorsey sugar
and snuff mandatory and by Peter Herman as bis
cult bakery which also destroyed The grocery and
commission warehouse of Conway Armstrong also
greatly damaged also the store occupied by John
Nc Dowel and James Hamilton, jr. The whole extent
loss estimated to be at least $l600O0 which
there was insurance ofscarcey half that amount
The western cars yesterday and this morning we're
crowded to overlooking with passengers, principally
from Philadelphia and New York route to Harper's
Ferry Va, to the great fight to of there to-
morrow between Yankee Sullivan and Robert Caunt
For week past the sporting gentry have been fockng
in that direction Both principals passed through here
few days ago each sapguine Of the result and fine
condition glorious pummeling will doubtless full to
the lot of both of them reporter for the Herald
observed among them, takin' notes"
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On the 18th inst in the Vestry street NJ. u. Church
by the Rev NJ L. Scudder JAMES BRowN, Of this city,
to ELIZABETH, second daughter of the late George
Reid Writer, Jedburgh, Roxburgshire, Scotland
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Below.
Orleans.
Also, ibarh. briss. -.
From the Lower Bay, packet ship Patrick Henry Lyerg1oI'
Cohota Boston; Louvre Antwer brig Cordeiia, OF Inv
mas, and others. "a,
Reumed-Brig Mobile Buckley. sailed hence for brasos
with troops; when of Barnegat into by eams
cutter Legare damaging her stern carried away inc
bcwsprit &c.
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TO THE
LATEST MOMENT
TELEGRAPHIC.


PrrrsBuRo, May 10, ls47.
trader arrived at St. Louis the second inst rom
Santa Fe who reports that the body Of Col Burns hsa
been found concealed in q ravins
Col b. had been missing for some time, and was no
doubt victim to treacherous murder.
This trader left eight dsys after Major subletts had
left.
All was pacific at Santa Fee.
We have no further advces from Col. Doniphan, In
the direction of chihuahua.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10, lS47.
The result Of the Illinois election for delegates to the
Convention amend the Constitution In oil but teen
counties, gives II democrats 66 wings.
There were nine water the bars at Calais and
1t still rising
There were at ~ feet water In the channel at
Pittsburgh, and still rising
Sales of -four at Baltimore, Howard brands, 30 TO-
City mills fell ST. In Philadelphia holders ask 20 TO-
which checks Sales Corn and wheat are active and
rising.
The southern mail received from Fredericksburg con-
tans nothing than published in advance from
there this morning
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Senate.

Senate
ALBANY, May 10, lsa7
The bill authorizing railroads carry freight through
out the year ON payment of tell, reported With
amendments and ordered to third reading. This bill
extends the privilege to railways Of carrying freight
from the LIST of October to the LIST Of July.
The House bill to more efsctually amend the act pro-
viding for common school education in New York, was
reported, with amendments
The bill relative to personal actions postponed to-
the 9Th Of Oct. next. This bill involves some Of the
questions which produced the antirsnt difficulties and
was debated at considerable length.
The motion to with the House the
amendment to the bill relative to the sale of stocks
agreed to, and committee Of conference ap-
pointed.
The following bills passed in the Senate to-day
viz The bill relative to the transportation Of freight
railways The bill authorizing the erection Of docks
and piers at Brooklyn; also for the calling of
ton to amend the city charter of Brooklyn. The bill
to amend the charter of the New York Fire Insurance
Company
The canal bills then received from the House,
after which the Senate adjourned.
Assembly.
ALBANY, May 10, ls4s.
The canal bills the Senate have passed tho House.
with amendments. SO far relates to the Erie
canal the appropriation is increased and to be equal
ly divided between Albany, SYRACUSE Rochester and
Buffalo The stocks not to be sold below par The
bills passed unanimously With the exception Of the Erie,
which the vote stood 80 to IL.
bill was reported for the election of three Justices
of the Superior Court of New York. and Judges of the
Court of Common Peas-sad functionaries to hold Of
fee for the terms of two four and six years from the
of January next The election to be held on the 3ls of
May.
bill was reported for the incorporation of religious
and charitab associations.
The Judiciary organization bill was taken up but not
disposed of prior to adjournment
ALBANY, May 10, ls47.
Sales Of -four made to-day to considerable ex-
tentthe price being 81 5oa7 e2s 1000 bbls Michigan
and Ohio changed hands at 81 to be delivered before
the 25th inst 600 bbs Genesse sold at 81 to
arrive in all this week Yellow held at 9saooo
with full sales. Wheat 81 70 for prime samples. Oats
49a60 City inspected prime pork worth Is osnts
per pound.
The canal tolls for the first week will exceed $4,000
Two vessels arrived at st. Johns last Friday, where
they landed seven hundred passengers from Montreal
The boats commenced their trips to Quebec Thurs
day.
The Montreal Heruld of Thursday, contradicts It's
statement of the day previous that Lake Champain Ii
open to st. Johns 1t represents the navigation to be
impeded by barriers Of ice at Rousses Point
May-day celebrated with great pomp at Nieolet
by the planting of Maypole decorated with ribbons
on the ice
Mr.. Stephen Warren President of the Troy Bank OK.
pired last night.
Our informant incorrect, yesterday, az to the
situation of the Rochester boats.
The Mary Ann of the Merchants line, has Just
in from Rochester.
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New York Cattle Market.

MosDAY EVENING, May l0-At market lOl7 beef cattle
900 from the South,) l60 cows and calves, and 1000
sheep and lambs.
Beef Cattle-The sales this week amounted to 500
at the prices OF last week, viz 81 So 4S head import
ed TO Bermuda.
Cows and Caves.-The average Of prices is little
lower, but the liberal supplies Mt market all dis
posed OF We quote the sales at SIS S27 to $40 in
quality.
Sheep and Lambs.-Prices range from 81 So so a
81 90 During the week there has been an active de-
mand, aud none left unsold.
Hay.-Loose is selling at 70 cents per cwt, from tn.
wnQone
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PHILADELPHIA, May 10, lsi7.
The capture Of Tuspan announced through tho
telegraph last evening, having been brought to Bst
more by overland express Of the New York Herald
twenty -four hours advance Of the mall Though
tremely credabc to the naval force that accomplished
the feat 1t has followed closely upon the splendid vie
tory of Cerro Gordo the public appear to look upon
the result as a matter of course.
There is however, general expression Of regret that
Lieut. Parker whose galantry in burning the brig Gre
ole beneath the walls of the CASTLE has endeared him to
his fellow townsmen, should have been wounded In the
assault.
Much excitement created in the city yesterday
by the death of Dr. George Cellan who expired very
suddenly his residence in this city during the pre-
yious night of violent attack of bilious choc The de-
ceased held eminent station in the ranks Of his
fession, and the families to whom he ministcred as
professional adviser suddenly deprived Of friend
that cannot easily be replaced.
The body Of an unknown drowned man was taken
from the Delaware, below Gloucester this morning, and
buried there after the holding Of an inquest. He
about % years Of age nothing found upon his per-
son that would lead to his Identification
Sales Of Stocks mt Philadelphia.
MAY 1o.--Frsr BoAnD-l3M snuf. and Mechanics Blk es
Wilmington RR SIS s7K; Is Pennington Copper Co aah IS
s 3 D. P'9f Me Loan c.ngs @
Reading RR 2sh4; 50 do 283x; so do 2sif
SECOND BoARpl30 Guard Bank I2 1000 u Loan 6s ST.
303z 100 Lehigh Morg Loan 90; 800 State SIS 49, ~: $50
Girsrd Bank 10; $50 Gard Trust "a 1000 Loan S. 6
lo6 vckshurg RR ll% 1000 schuykll Nav 6's S' %t
sss og, I'd T'' az 100
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| 6 00O TO s2o,OOO TO LOAN in one amount
XlO,VOO Also, $1,000 $1,000, $4,000, 9 900 $1,000
'''''' ''V VIM corr, No. 2 Hall Of Records
| mvloitsc OF At No & Walker street.
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uns,rvnk YAd sS2w sbk Asfffis ARTICLES
lah May oK O'clock s No ~ Brosdysy large ss:ot
Want %.1aoss. BSof Bed
steads Ouomsns Divans &C.
I'd Ty Sy. Gss Gs Gable Ga.:. c,
&c. &c &C. myli 2ti..r
WIN W. SHIRLEY Auct;
II Bossn 2 !. 70 Selosl + he
;o E.ap seG fsa
r rso hn Ss oeH H'o ds positive rain or shine
cash IN lots retailers and families. myll l..r
AnoE SALE 81 Tg sEEFE AHf'I FfzrrD WARE
IL China Dinner and Tea sets Chandelier. Lamps Sirsa-
&c: 81 Ss sssss
:ls sss q (: Nc
mem; e.. mos. Saa .es. osGsd
Catalogue. will be ready and tn. goods be Examined the
D. D. NASH Auc.iouesr;
MA X .s. s: s:f
nsls s i1siadias On.
seat R2cksway one new wagon one unnn'shea 10, nsS
bell: also smiths tools snys bellows. vices, spd
@ IF ks Gt and
n BEThe above articles can be seen any time before
aSb ttEEEh 4' SfTeToN SALE
IL Jacob Plat viii sell this day at 10 O'clock at the suc
room No % Plat street. general assortment OF hard
by order commission house. casks plate hinges 50 do
hay and forks 50 bales cases hose wool and
scy,he rifles, boxes Indian Pond ssyte stones 500
great variety Of hardware and cutlery suitable
for country dealers and retailers well as the city trade
WATERS quilts &c For particulars under auction head IN
morning papers myIl N-Ic
JEW Ad9H Ft4 FANCY
" 8 Plat will sell this day, commencing at O'CLOCK, at
of the hardware SALE entire invoices Of
ranted gold ewery part city and part Of English manuac.
ture and comprising exclusive assortment Also, guam
tity fancy goods. Sale positive and peremptory.
myIl 1t~rc
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PUBLISHED ny
JAMES GORDON BENIN
North West corner Of Fulton and Nassau sresh
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.,n s ra,tApTE i.nf,..o MsS Pnt".m Far,
reii Pernambaco Pearl Atkins, Boston Benjamin Carver,
Carver Matanss. schs Relief Go Johnston 81 John NIB;
o.esois Cossia: Blue a Me- Roswsli King Potter New
vance Bryant Williamsburg Wists Newport; Lsso-
MIA, winchinp.w Boson Sranss5 Crowley Eex Hsrb9r;
diana Hoa%;p. %; Henry Hrsbs.d Grssapor: Foster,
Benz Reeves. Reeves, do; Charles. Babbage, do;
Cleared park John Carver Parker Lverpoo Mary, Skill
81 Johns 81 schs Benj Reeves. Reeves Providence; w
Iced; EadsS do I9Sssa hOfmsn Do Marcy Geese
Eel, River; sy,sa J1%s: So Row tsTsnss Boston;
ler Chandler dY; Ligona, Wnchenpaw do Peruvian Ia.
ton, do; Roswell King. Potter Somerset.