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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-13

Sheriff. 8 OMce, portage 20.
December S0th. 1876. 3w83.
C HAWLS. --Terkern Lady Sayle Broche
= Victcrine Lyonese Taylioni Embroidered
Clementins, Thibet, Hereford, M. D'iAalne
and silk shawls bought cheap and for sale at
trl1e from cost. M. KENT.
GSALT.--5O bbls. Fine Salt just reed by
~ Sap,.sO. HOOD s. STEVENS,
|VNlO CABINET MAKERS.-MAgoaANY
Il VIEWERS. s. Stevens have just
received q few thousand feet of Plain, Crotch
ed md Notified Veneers. Some Of very
superior quality and Extra size. Also, MA
HoGANY in BOARDS and PIECES suitable fol
Cabinet Makers use.'
All the above Wood was sawed expressl.
10 their order and will DO sold very cheal
for cash. ..
! Rssenna, Dec. 2, 1916.
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Sllcriff's Sale

Shcfiff'S Sale.
DY virtue of q writ of Alias Fl. Fa. to me
ID directed aud delivered from the court of
common Pleas of Portage county. Ohio,
shall expose TO sale at public vendue at The
cour, house in the Tow Of Ravenna
On Monday the lst day Of February nezt,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock: A. NJ. and
four o'clock, p. NJ. Of said day the life Estate
Of Julius Jackson in the following described
lands and tenements. to wit:
Situate in the township OF Nelson, county
of Portage and State Of Ohio and is known
| as part of lot number twenty seven (27) and
| is bounded as follows Ito wit:) OH the west
by the highway leading from Nelson to Wind
ham, on the South by land owned by Linus
Scott and Charles Goodsell, on the east by
land owned by SAID Goodsell and Asahel
Foot"
Taken in Execution as the property of jus
lius Jackson at the suit Of Dillns ham Clark.
Appraised at $4,000.
] JOHN GlLLIS, Sheriff.
By s TAYLOR. Jr. Dept.
lSherff g. office, Portage Co.
December 30th, lS46. 5wSs
BOOTS AND SHOES.
GENTS fine waterproof Boots,
~ coarse do I
Boys Winter DO
! Youths do do
, Ladies Kid Walking Buskins,
a {" Paris Morocco "
{" Seal Shoes & Boots,
" Blk and cold Caters,
I" Over shoes of every description,
= Children's Shoes of all kinds, all Of whlc'
i will be sold at the lowest cash price, at
i Oct. Ia. DA1 y.
y rRANKLIN MILLS FLOUR extra fin
:. T. and superfne for sale BY
'f Ravenna, Dec. 2. NJ. KENT.
~ NVER-S fIO S.-Patent rubber buiskln
ID ~ lined. furrcd and plain rubbers--sellia
OK. 2e. 6. PRENTlsS,
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!ss sss;'Ss s; & S s:ii S SDssi
BROCK, Pssdlsson ssss. J. GE.sds N:.T Fs.
in ~ d sd 8ssbse' e3F %nsss %$ ESsss
%ssas cs:e
Berry. Boston .-s
NoT,wsr.n shP Bsnnsn % days from London
s SSal,1 owsso aSsso 10 day. from New Orleans. with
mfe s e 81 vSesa SS In
B. bark Fs,s% Bell. day. Liverpool with tons
bark janet, Moore Is days from Liverpool in ballast to
0H Sas s.,o B;;aSD from Rjs j..
s Sd M COMPANY. a,A vii. sa
Bs /. r 'ss s.ips badly
G?a ss :ef Ss"s sss Bailey Boston s.
Bremen brig Francisco Rosenkanz 40 days from Bremen,
ballast rCppf 81 1 H. s instant lat
Brig HsY CUTS from curacOa April aith with m0la''es'
o1sues brig Two Annes Msscorenhez s days from De-
Br brig Joseph Ham, Holmes. IS days from Windsor Ms
: s;ssrs' %
he passage es assa e sy. from St
JaSo de Cuba with sugar to Thompson Hunter Left
schr Star Ballard II days from 8. Croi. with so hhds
PsmpcO, Fnney % days from Mobile with live OAK
AS 5s G ss:on % days from Pensacola with
Schr Pnebe Baxter Fuller days from Georgetown, with
Hour to Hitchcock 4 Marshall. -
ScRr Derosset, Rodenck, days from Wilmington,
c. with rice Derosset Brown Co. Sid in company with
schr Thorn, Wainwright, for York. - .
Schr Myers Fowler, days from Washington, NC. with
naval stores, to s l. Mitchell. . . .
Schr Ann b. Bedel days from Norfolk with mdse to
Bedell.
Schr Hero, Haley. Bangor, lath.
s sehr }FS orsne Ews TSenaS" %e
RSh S.s S%
Below.
B bark Good Intent 40 days from Fowey Ireland in bal
last. . -.
Bark said be the Montevidean bark Aberdeen from Rio
Janeoprobably the Alvarado, Ames with coffee Henry
Harbeck.
Brig Almats Smith, from Curacoa-refuseda pilot from
the boat Waterbury.
Brig Choctaw Of Carduer 60 days from Rio Janero, with
coffee, to Henry Harbeck.
Also, ships; banks; 3brgs-unknown,
Sailed.
Ship Agnes.
Packet ship Albany, for Havre, lays anchor the
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State of the Flour Markets.

NEw ORLEANS, May 2.-The news from Europe
-four and wheat and very considerable in Corn,
while cotton for which the accounts were unexpect-
ee The saes Of our for the psS week
barrels mostly for export at So l2 to So IS
early in the week. but since the So barrel has
been the prevailing rate for good shipping brands Of
nearly 200 600 bushels have been disposed Of at
decline of 10 to cents So to IS cents per bushel being
the prices for white and SO to 20 cents for yellow
About 10000 bushels wheat have been sod for France
chiefly, at 81 rs to 80 per bushel for primeaso de-
cline.
PHrLApELrHrA, May s.-Flour has been in demand to-
day improved prices 5000 barrels changed hands
mostly western at 81 So including about 1000 barrels
selected and straight brands at 81 and two lots of
with but few sellers at 81 So Rye Flour-5oO barrels
sold at SIS 25 Corn Meal in dcmand several sales Of
800 barrels Brandywine at Is. Whest"aoco bushels
Pennsylvania reds in bad order sold at 66 1885, and
the price Of several sold and reported yesterday
fixed to-day at 73c for reds and s0c for prime white
Corn Is wanted and 5000 bushels Pennsylvania yellow
sold at lo2c, but it is generally held higher.
IlALBASY, May lO-There were sellers in market for
Flour to arrive this week, mt 81 so. On the spot
note sales of $50 bbs Genesee aHoa at 81 5O and also
sales amounting to 500 bbls from store Eastern
1000 bbs good Ohio at 81 IS As yet there is but little
Flour the spot and consequently sales are limited
Grain-For Corn and Barley we continue to notice
very firm market, and good demand at steady rates
Sales the spot 5000 bu Northern yellow so lbs at 30
5000 bu mkt, 60 lbs at 90 cents Also 1000 blu
cents, both delivered in New York In Barley sales
reached about 10000 bu including 5000 bu two rowed
Mt 60 cents bu four rowed at SO cents and 1900
blu do choice lot 90 cents There but little Rye
in market, and we hear Of no sales.
ROCHESTER,, May l0-Flour sold at So 80 n 8 SO, and
Wheat, in the streets, at 81 Is n a. The news by
the Caledonia showing advance in prices in Europe
received here Friday morning and the report Of the New
York markets received by telegraph Friday evening"
showing advance of full so cents per Dbl in New
York. raised the prices here accordingly and gave great
activity to the market on Saturday lot Of 1000 bbs
Flour sold Saturday at SO 25 5000 bu Corn
sold Thursday to be delivered ut Tonawanda Rail-
road at 62H
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEw YoRK, TUESDAY AFTERNOON MAY H.
The market for -four exhibited increased Armness es-
peciay for future delivery Fair brands Genesee on
the spot, in good request, at 81 rs SIX, at
which sales made. A lot Of Oswego sold
at 81 slh. sale Of Michigan was made to
arrive In all May at 81 371s Sales of Genesee were
made to arrive In June at So s7h and Of lot Of
ira do mt 81 %. Sales TO arrive in July made at
So s7k Z; and small sale Of Richmond fine sold at
81 90 to arrive Sales Of Genescc white wheat sold at
81 Island 1000 do Ohio arrive In few dsyst 81 62
In corn considerable sales made without material
change in prices. Northern yellow, the spot sold
chiefly at 90 to 90 cents and mixed do at elae2 and
93 cents Sales made TO arrive in all May at 90
% cents in June at s2z cents and in July and August
at 80 cents Sales Of Rye made at ST. and of bar
ley at SO CENTS Canal Oats sold at 40 to 40 cents and
lot Northern at IS cents Sales Of meal made at
81 76a4slH. The receipts Of via the canal and
river from the 9th to the 18th instant II was stated
amounted about 900 bushels and Of -four to about
10000 barrels.
AsHEssmsll sales of some 40sb0 bbls pots, sold
at 50. Nothing doing In pearls which nomi-
nal at IS So
BEEswAx continued dull
BREApsrurrs-Fiour-Th sales on the spot were
not very large, and consisted Of 500 bbs Oswego at 81
sl 500 do Geneece at 81 s 400 do rather fancy do,
at the same price 500 bbs. Michigan do at 81 56x
and 10 do Richmond fine at ~ % to arrive Sales for fu
ture arrival freely made, aud amounted to 5a20
900 barrels follows viz 6a6000 barrels Michigan at
~ 371s to arrive in all May, and 800 do at 81 56H
About lea0 900 barrels Genesec and Michigan sold to
about 5000 sold to arrive in July at SIX embracing
looo OF the lot at 81 WheatWe report sales since
report OF yesterday and to-day Of about 5000 Bushels
"enesse white at 81 10. and 1000 do Ohio at ~ Ga
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MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, May liz r. NJ.

The stock market experienced reaction to-day and
prices recovered themselves At the first board Penn
sylvsnia SIS improved Il per cent; Reading Bonds M
Reading Railroad, Ia; Farmers Loan, n; Canton X;
Harlem /; Norwich and Worcester u; Treasury Notes,
Ohio 6s Canton Scrip and Long Island closed firm at
yesterdays prices.
At the second board Reading Railroad advanced ~
per cent; Farmers Loan, q; and Harlem a, prices
current in the morning.
The excitement in relation to Reading has
sobsided but do not how the stock be sus-
tuned in the face of the statements recently made
The demand for foreign exchange has been quite
limited by this packet and tho closing rates for FIRST
rate bills on London we're Ga a 7 per cent premium
On Paris 81 IS f321s; Amsterdam, s9,4 3eI< Ham
ourg' "'s a ao%i Bremen, 7s1f 7sX
Inc revenue from customs at Boston of the rst four
months oil isA7 was sl o56 AZ against 81 sss oIo %
for the corresponding period is4s showing decrease
this year Of $i76,o59 So
The tolls on the canals of this State have ,h r..
this season been very large, exhibiting grea,
on those for the corresponding period in isAa - 4,
stated that the amount Of tolls received at Ab.n -
the first week Of canal navigation was 100000 tn.
receipts at Rochester from May list the It'll this ven.
sI667s So against s744 90 for the corresponding
period last At scottsvile the tolls for the first we oh
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$ OF WHEAT AT ROCHESTER,, 1886.
80l,345

About six hundred thousand barrels of flour are an
nuay manufactured at Rochester for which about three
million bushels Of wheat required. Less than
half of this quantity as will be above is derived
from the canals and railroads and the balance is furnish
ed from the neighboring country, principally from Mon
county, which is the best wheat growing section in
the State Rochester furnishes about part Of
all the -four received at tide water
We annex statement of the receipts of the South
Carolina Railroad for the first four months of 1916 and
lsa7 The increase is most gratifying but large
is we venture the prediction, that if sufficient
of transportation provided it will be largely exceed
ed by that of the first four months Of isa the pre-
sent For the first time in the history of the road
grain and flour articles of transportation down;
heretofore their has been in opposite direc
tion being carried from the seaboard to supply the
wants of the interior But have the last of that
trade and hereafter these articles will contribute largely
to the Of the road and form important
ment of the foreign exports of our cit
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o..h..s 900 .rrivals. AZ were British Bremen I
Dutch and Spanish the balance, TIA, being American
During tho month, there cleared at the Balti-
more custom house for foreign ports "a vessels viz
II ships IL barks Is briggs and IL schrs OF this
ber 10 were British, Bremen, Spanish and the ba-
lance a. American.
or the vessels which were cleared hence in April -
were for England Ireland, Scotland and France with
breadstufs. Sc, as follows
Flour, 1880 bbls cornmeal 1905 bbls; wheat, TO-
s2s bushels; corn, .s35 bushels.
The total value of domestic produce exported hence
during the month was according to the Official vaua-
tion one million, hundred and ten thousand dollars
The shipments from Baltimore from Sept lst ls46 to
April 30, ls47 period Of eight months were 5l3l4
bbs of -four 55l2l bbs. cornmeal 81 800 bushels OF
wheat 2704ll bushels Of corn the aggregate value
which, at fair average, will not vary much from four
millions Of dollars.
From the report Of the Board of Control and Review
submitted to the City Council of Baltimore, extract
the following general recapitulation
AssEssMENr-CIrY OF BALTIMORE, ls47.
The amount of assessable property In the
city, as exhibited by the Assessors books,
and as corrected them appeal, Is. $84,396 90l
The amount Of assessabe property of incor-
porated companies, including also the
amount of mortgages on record, and on
vessels and tonnage, licensed or register
ed, as ascertained through the Collectors
Office and other best means Of informa-
ton within the reach Of the Beard Of
Control and Review, is. l2906,0 24
Making together the aggregate amount Of SIT 925
OF this grand aggregate, $6oll77S5 is within direct
taxation; S427946 exempt from direct taxation; and
sl2 9O6 O24 Incorporated companies mortgages
sels SC.
The flour trade of Rochester exceeds that of any other
place in the northern section Of the country. Tho
monthly shipments from that point the canal in each
of the past three years have been annexed -
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIFicATIoN.


Fnuir-Inciudng sales Of yesterday and to-day
amounted to about 1900 boxes bunch raisns changed
hands at 81 90 n 95.
sales Of cargoes were but the retail trade was
very brisk and at firm prices
HEMP-We, report sales of 200 bales of Manila at
$500 per ton No sales of American dew rotted were
ported.
LrAD-Ths market was shady at 81 so, at which small
sales made.
MoLAssrsThc market was steady, while transactions
were light.
consumption. and small salss made at 50 37h.
Small sales Of spirits turpentne were made at 40 4lc
cash. There was no change In raw turpentne or ro-
sin.
OsConsiderabs sales Of city pressed linseed sold at
6sc cash English was very quiet with small sales at
CSC cash. We quote natural spring and bleached sperm
lO7 2c crude sperm at the East sold at 95c and at
in this market was held at csc.
at $5 800 to 400 bbls new mess at SIG $40 25
and $50 do old prime reported sold at SI3 l2h A
Of about 900 kegs were made at iO cents 10Y cents
There was no change in beef
suoAx-We report sales Of 100 hhds Porto Rico at
IN cents. Sugar in hhds was rather heavy, while
the stock in boxes being lighter was In some better de-
mand About l27 boxes Cuba yellow sold by auction at
~ cash ss.m,a TO b. waiting for tho .rr.
for tho 2lst inst The lot comprises receipts from
smyrna, Alexandria, and Trieste
WHIsxEY was steady at % cents
FREIaHTs-Small engagements were made for heavy
goods to Liverpool at 30s and I'D was paid for grain to
Ireland in bulk and bags A British vessel was taken
up the north of Ireland at lid for corn in bags En-
made for the shipment of 5000 bbs in
American vessels. at Is 3D. to Liverpool Small ship
ments of grain in bags to fill out made at l0d
To Havre 81 paid for -four and 25 cents for grain
To Antwerp 40s paid for ashes, and As per bb in
sluding naval stores, &c.
TEAS AT Acknowledgment In theStephen Lurman,
John Quincy Adams and Agnes Terms--notes at
months
Hyson.-2l half chests at 70 cents per H.
Hyson Skin27 chests 43H l6 do 35H 81 do 80, 80 do
25X, III do Withdrawn.
lmperal-S half chests 7O1a 10 do 10, 95 cans AIN,
half chests as, do AN II do 49, do 34k do 3lK,
do 81, do 80, 10 do withdrawn.
Mohee Oolong.-20 half chests 23X so do withdrawn.
Ningyong Souchong.-35 half chests 22h 20 chests
lO7; l07 do withdrawn.
Souchong.-2O chests 10; so do TN; III do with
drawn.
Congou-5O half chests 49, II do l7z; 20 chests Ia;
so half do 49, lao and 27S chests withdrawn.
Twankay.-l26 q chests %; rs half chests 263s; 43
do 25 los do "a 200 do 23; 293 do 2s l4s do with
drawn
Gunpowder-ls half chests 20; 80 4s; So do Al
half chests "A; 10 do 40; do AK 43 do 80; al do
3s1 25 do 49, do az 80 do 80; l8 do 34; % do 81;
"a do 3d. IL do 81; los do withdrawn.
.Oolong nruchong. 10 chests IS; IA do 341a.
PowcfonE half chests 1874; IA chests l61a 200
do withdrawn.
Young Hyson-3l half chests -, Is do TO- Is do 491
IL do AZ Ia do As do A. 10 do 46s 25 do 49, Ii do 40
81 do 40 do 29 rs do 80, Is do 81, 46 do 36 81 do
SO, SO do 49, 40 do 34 80 do 32, 1872 do 80 81 do 3
"a do 81 II do cs, 80 do 361 % do &c. 10 do 25 25
do 20, 1853 withdrawn.
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Affairs In Albany.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
Senate.

Senate.
ALBANY, May IL, ls47.
The bill compelling the par redemption of the circu
latng notes Of the banks in New York. will lie over to
the extra session.
The Committee on Banks reported unfavorably to
newng the charter Of the Commercial BANK OF Albany
This report was conctrred In.
The Senate then resolved itself into the Court Of En-
rors and adjourned sine die.
The general manufacturing bill was taken up In Com
mttec of the Whole and the debate thereon was con-
tinued until the recess in the afternoon.
The Senate insisted it's amendment to the litera-
ture BILL far regards the appropriate on to the
school fund.
The motion to suspend the rules permit the moving
of the bill toIrepea theexcse law, to third reading,
was lost The bill was then made the special order for
this afternoon.
The amendment made by the House to the railway
freight BILL together with tho bill, laid on the table
until tomorrow.
The bill in relation to the election of judicial officers
The section apperanng to the election Of recorders Of
cities stricken out, with the exception of that por
ton authorizing the election Of recorder Of Albany,
which agreed to- after which the bill agreed to-
The Senate still in session when this despatch
closed.
ALBANY, May IL, ls47.
The finance committee reported against the bill for
outfit for the Macedonian
The Senate bill fer the transportation of freight
railways at all Of the year passed. amend
mcnt having been agreed to- requiring the payment Of
the toll when carried any railway as If carried
between the same points on canal.
The House agreed to committee of conference the
canal bills
The bill to compel railroad companies, when relayng
any portion of th cir track to relay with heavy rail-
ordered to a third reading.
The bill authorizing Geo H INLAY and others to erect
docks at Brooklyn received from the Senate with
amendm ents.
Mr.. BOWIE opposed and moved to lay the bill on the
table--carried.
The House csncurred in all the amendments to the
the literature bill made by the Senate with the excep
ton of the appropriation of to the School Journal
MIKE WAsLH resigned his seat a member Of this
body.
The bill to reduce the number of town officers
postponed to the September session.
The judiciary organization bill then came up, on
motion to report the same complete.
Mr.. WRIGHT moved that Instructions be given to
strike out all relatingto the general jurisdiction Of coun
ty courts Lost.
The bill was then ordered to be reported as being
complete.
motion to make the bill for tho protection Of citi
in their rights to real estate the order OF the day Tor
this afternoon was lost.
During the afternoon the judiciary bill reported
complete, without amendment, read third time, and
passed.
The House was still in session at the closing Of this
despatch.
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Corn-Ths sales the spot amounted to about 10000
bushels consisting of about Al 900 Northern yellow al
600 Of which csc a96c and about 10 900 do
to arrive next week At s4c 500 northern white sold
1t o. 900 do Northern mixed sold at93c 5000
$1,000 do at s5a95c, and 1000 mixed sold at Gle. To
arrive sales were made Is fonows7000 bushels North
yellow sold to arrive In all May coo; 1000 do at
esc 5000 do to arrive in July and August at sOc 5000
do to arrive by September, at SIC; 1000 do arrive
next week at e4c 1000 do to arrive in June, at s2Kc
and 1000 do short delivery ct CSC 1t was stated on
Change, that within few days 10000 bushels Of Corn
had been purchased in this market lie forwarded 70
Norfolk and Baltimore, to fill out vessels and supply
freight engagements. Meai-We report sales Of 500
bbls New Jersey at 81 To- and about $50 at 81 rs
- sly Rye-sales Of 1900 bushels made at ST.,
and Of another lot ut the same price. OasSsles Of
$500 bushels Northern, made ut and Of 5000
do canal at as 49c Bariey-We report sales Of 1000
bushels at Csc Some holders demanded Toe.
CASDLEs-Were steady at slc for sperm.
CoFFEE-ssles 100 bags sumatra were made at OK,
cash. and 20 do St. Domingo at cash. 22s bags Java
damaged sold by auction and brought OK 7Kc. cash.
CoTroN-The sales to-day have been quite light, and
Mt easier prices the grades below fair. On such
styles, inside quotations much holders
realize. We quote
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brig Caroline Losurs Garry, Belfast Sid hip D,cre ssee
CAD, Galway; b.s: cs;Clins; Io.@s,, NswSYoli' lBri
chsss .chrs Ann DBedsiiNew York New
por, HAVEN MAY io-Ar brig Industr Pike, St Croix:
schr Rival Thompson Phsdelphia; sloop New York Jones
Smith Thompson, do Frank Wiley, Boston; sloop Lady
rNwwroRr NAV AR schrs Homer Kent York for Bos-
ton; 9Th Tarquin, Herman, Phila for Boston, w.
PoRrsMoUTH, May Arr schr Antilles. Grover YORK,
SAVANNAH May AR brig Havre, Carpenter, Boston
Cld'Br ship British King. Wilson. Liverpool.
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Stock Exchange.
Sales or Stocks mt Boston.

MAY l0-STocx AND EXCHANGE BoARp-lo Boston and
Worcester Railroad 1l6 Vermont Central Railroad 81;
Western Railroad. osls 60 Norwich and Worce;,er Rail.
b3d 29h q East Boston Co. beod 24 Is do 23 100 East
Boston Dividends s S327 United States S. 1851 90 $3.50
United States per cent Treasury Notes, l0i1s.
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Of navigation this year. amounted to aoa Sa against
$7iS 30 for the corresponding period last. similar
ports wi without doubt be made by the collectors ut
other ports 1t is rather early in the season to make
estimates relative to the aggregate tolls Of the year
there L. however, very little doubt but that they WIN
amount to ut least three millions Of dollars
The commerce Of the port Of Baltimore during 'ne
late month of April unusually active The arrivals
in the of the month 2aa vessels OF various
classes, viz -
CosiMxRcE OF BALrIMoRE-ARRivALs AND CLEAhASeNs
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OU-Owing to the great press of important mat
ter we are compelled to omit the record of 'the
arrivals Of strangers i'll the CITY,"
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On the 18th inst, Mr.. WILLIAM C. WALDRoN, aged 30
years.
His friends and the friends of his brothersin-law
Samuel Kelly and James Curry respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock from
his late residence, l65 Canal street.
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The Southern raroadspay much better than those Of
the North and larger portion Of their business is in
freight, which is permanent Of revenue.
All the roads connected with the transportation Of cot
from the interior to the seaboard cannot but be pro-
tahl
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY IL.
Cleared.
Orleans. Maillard A. Lord

shr-York. Milton, New Orleans Maillsrd & Lord
Barks-Chaires, Merrill Lisbon &C. Harbeck K Co; Ro-
chelIe Curtis, Hayana Nesmh Wash Johann Frederick
(Brem) Weiting, Havana; Bess Grant (B Mccartney, Mon
feal Muir, Taylor Co; James Smith, Ballard New Or
leans, J Elwell < Co.
Brirs--(}otha Sandbrug, 0oenbug G IIabbecht; Jose
mime Haley Para, Allen Paxson Melasso, Nichols Car
dcnas Ncsmith Walsh; LOWELL Jarvis, Gsudaoupe Der