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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
FOR sALE
On REASONABLE TEaMa.

A fine House and Lot, with an excellent
4 r en-, we'll ! ocked vita chotce fruit trees, a
! Oh w-tlof wat +, k then, gaon-house &c.
u d n n most desirabe Ioc ton in ID .
own, r. > ivater asid nc Apply to
Nov. l3ta-1l It. IHOS WILKINS:
or JAS. H BRUEOFk
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
November tJ=Al If.

SUBMISSION OF uaRK HALE.
The subscriber having basn a1p6lDr ed
: traitor Of ths aueteHaon 0f Mark Hale. Late
# th'# 1trt"f1. dseeased requests All persons
Iadsbted, T. make payment, and thoss having
"IA'tns vii please present tl6id, duly au~
hentIeated,
STEPHEN HENDERSON
Ort. 3D-9g, u, frr1Tne
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18

TO N0THERS AND MARRIED LADIES
T'Fia Extract Vi sarstpa ila h. B en- ex-
presHY prepared In rsfsren Q 10 fem II G m
pl4irBs. Nc femaie who has "a N to snl-
poseSshe il app r.aehtag b c it c,i pario /.
= th{ / m of lire" shoaid n glect to teke t.
10 it's . cart4in pgeventa w. for my o +
namstaus nd hFrlhle as - - which f
mai are sa5isct 1t tbs tina Of if Tn
psri9 nav BE- delayed sevaral ye4ls BY u n.
tbfs as5'ene. Ner iw It less valuable for
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
Plantation Wagons and
Carts.

The aubsrrihef having Increased his fatil.
ities and secured q good lot Of Reasoned
Lumber, l. nov prepared to ~rnraiye ~fjaFs
for The entniug season for Wagons and
Carts. with Iron @, wood axleirees. aud made
after the most approved patterns now IN use.
M calls The a tsntlon of ihe Sugar Plan
tars Of the state r. his Tipping Cane Way
gons that he IL nov manufacturing, which
are more simple and adapted for eara ftan
any in nse, and refers 10 Drs, ] e. IT. Per
hins, II. Chambers, ESQ GenI Joseph Der.
natd. Stephen Henderson. Esq, and J.. 4.
StuddeY, Eco. who have used them the past
and will give any information respect,
ing them required All orders entrusted to
him will he faithfully performed and waFfan.
Ted, Also all kinds Of Plantation Smith wntk
done ut bic establiahm fnt=eofnef Of Church
and Main at.,@ Baton Rouge
dec 18Th w. i. TUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
STRAY,

Taken up by CO.. Philip Hichy, five
miles from town. IL light brown mare mule.
no brand Or mark visible. Tie owner IL
requested TO comply with tne law and take
her way. +. G. HgsDBRsor Ranger.
Dec. IL. 4b,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
STRAY.

Taken up by Col. Philip Itieky, five
miles from town, u dark brown mare mule
10 brand or mark visible. Tho owner 10
requested 10 comply with The law and take
her AWAY. F.G HbSDBRsor Ranger
Dec. IL. 10.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
MACHINERY.

WE have a lot Of Machinery, consisting
of Corn Mills, (of the most approved kinds
Corn Crushers.
Horse pow ers.-Which will be sold very
on By pIKR & HAIR:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
NOUVEAU MAGA9TN A BON
MARCHE.


- - Il
MICHEL OPPENHETM, ci.devanf
associ6 dc Mr.. s. jacob, II l'honneur dim.
former le public ct ses amis quill n forn6
une nouvelle socittG aycc Mr.. Leon Kahn,
et quill s'efEorcrFa, romlne par le passe, de
meriter Ia confiance dune notnbreuse
clientele.
In raison Re commerce Oppenbcim ct
Kahn a ouycrt sou magasin rue de- pe-
glise, dams In maieon laune Oh tenait pre-.
cedemment Dir. Oh. Hill, entire lie bureau
de Ia poste OF reimbursement du Colonel
Malta.
Tisslls de tout genre ct du mciIIeur go1t,
habits confectionnes, chau4slre res do toute
rsp6ce, fichus, rubana, parf1meries, enfn
tout ce que Ia mol e ct lie bien-etre rendent
absolument Indispensable, outre tous les
articles propres aux habifations, VOLTA ce
que Pom ~trouvera, au prix Ie plus modere,
chez Oppenheim ct Kahn qui soIlicitent
respectueusement la favour des hablta nts
dc Baton Rouge ct des environs.
Oct. 800.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
NEW IEWELRY

Just received a large assortment ofJew-
elry, Watches, Fine Cuttiety, Sprctacles,
and Spectacle Glasscs, Combs and Brush
es. Perfunery, Canes, Steel Beads Purses
and Purse Silks. Also d variety of Fancy
Goods 4c. BY
c. G. FUTILE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
BATON ROUGE
FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Miss u. l. WooDRUTY, Prtncipat.
Asststant Tcachers:

Miss l.. d. WntTTLEsEY and Misc G.
Youves.
On. GHUvEBUgo, Professor Of Eastru.
mental Music.
Terms, per Sessio" Of 7iDe"ty-Three
Weeks: -
BOARD and TUITTONin Engl sh . Is 90
Tuition in English . IL J." 20 90
Tuition in French . IL 90
instrumental Music . . 35 on
Drawing per month . d" . 90
Washing per month 8 " 90
Furnishing Bed and Bedding per mo. | no
Vocal Music, Plain and Ornamental Nee.
die work free Of charge.
N. b. 1t Is highly important that the pu
pills should he entered at the commencement
Of the neat session; which will be on We'd
nesday the 18th Of September. The only
vacation during the year, viii commence
on the let Of August.
Sept. AL. If
Agrcdtnrists' and Mechanics' Associa-
ion Of Lon;siana.-
EMILE BARTHE Esq Of New Orleans
IL authorised Il receive and receipt for sub
scriptions to this Association, in the City d
New Orleans.
JouN J. PEARCB Esq il authorised to
act as agent for this Association throughout
the State, and to receive and receipt for
Subscriptions. He will also de iver to the
Members, the proceedings Of the last meet
ing, and receive communications ON the
subject Of Agriculture and Mechanics.
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Chairman Executive Committee.
" June Sis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18

ing twt Loxsa o. you pills was entirely ELI
Fia last rff sion W IL 4 tHrts ut atkt aid f.
tn III b. 4 res. v y, twt Hfst, Three seq nd.
and tw The thtld tine, aetfy sym to- was
removed, Yuu are Mt lbtfty t. make any
. OPP - of This Ff Tho b3ti fl # The pm tllb
~ YOU IF, mahtng ahy alteration you pIelsb
ii form bat MT In ub=tah G.
Hp4gs tt Nv &c ~ VAHDEHGo8Hs
E~tIFORrALt
Edit r are mt over Liable 10 be hn hug
| esis Ttiaq generally lee ion blight A IA1h4
oni. And hfn taey site In a private letter
t,at / ey tnuw ~ n titIs 10 he good. II IL liHea
II ttets IS some truth 10 a.
EFtfaft n It ipftst F1am the Editor If
the "Fterviilian' p%ladurmins, La,
ttr Wflsht@Ua4F Etr y . . There II a
sfv4t t II for vuuf Useful mraitine IN This
part Of the country. Two wears agy | took a
few tHsen from Mr. DfhnsemA, your agent in
New Orleans, fof nv own Use, BIT. NJ som
~ I was knaWB in the nFighb6t hand. : was
i'm tBftlned for them ii there we're none left!
and 0np pc son to whom | gave up one half
dozen bUEes fur 81 26. EEund selling them
out agaih. As q spaai I favhf. NJ If eents bnt.
Extract II a Letter from the Editor Of The
Wayns County Record, Ind.
DR. Vim Wright" *ss Y1ur pills sell
very Wen mere AhaFP u Ell khsm ~ m own
family and they have given general s~atisfacs
tinr.
Etttatt If n letter from the Editor Of The
FitsbBre Chronicle. Pa.
Dr. win wight Dear Sir = have
IN self used your pills, and am satisfied u
theit beneficial effects II various diseases.
Postscript Of a letter from the editor Of the
Democrat and Argus. Easton, "a.
" H. II II will afford YOU any graf f6ation
~ know. ! can add my testimony to the eE-
a~sIlehsY Of your Rills. They are good and mo
mistake"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18

The beautiful reside ire If tho Subscri-
Der, within eiaht-htBdret yatls If The
river and in Tho Iown of Baton Rougr,
containing about 30 acres, having 81 hand
solna garden with ehoirest fruit ttsea.
For pHrtie' liars apply 10 the subscriber
oF 10 d u. Ave'y Esq. A NJ DUNN,
Baton Rouge, Dec. 10 45. #.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18

Pain in he head y If ysars staHdingl
THOMAS DEAL. = yell known citizen Of len
~ an. %tot Go Indiana. had been afflicted
with = chr NC aitae ion Of the head during tho
long pn d off zen Years. He sought relief
almost every where, without obtaining j., AID
after trying rvnfy medicine he bod tny know.
lpege Of, he gave his Ease III IA hopeless,
Atlnngfh he WA sniz II W tn a tiliuus rvp1=
ll.ini peculiar to the western ]rlimare. t. rpe
live which he pu chised a Dos of W,itlt's
In Ian Vege' abb" Pills. when, tn hi %astnntsh=
mont. not only was The btltteness renewed.
but tha pain IN the hea gradually gave way,
and he IL now "A well mani
Nj Deal was g" mufh Impressed with thr
value Of Wtight's Indian Vegelable r,lls, thnt
he tRs solicited an agent Y IT, cell them, thiuk-
ing it would b. a pleasure and a duty to into.
dpge tho medicine among his naighbors
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18

Just Received, . splendid ssxons.aa
It FANS, by Il. T.. TTTIF
Jaas I3-ls
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18

SrgAv MATrtxo. Just received and for SALE
low rates., a. SANGER He y &. co
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18

ENNT+W FWN hN1 FN 7 'E"F~"T,
Eeiuctptl Office. l26 Fulton 1t Get, Run
n9il Ing, v Y. It"dd'og Il 60, 3 state =tsces
MA on. nrt& ao,a. l33 No III ID street,
~ al lphin $ 3 tIaa'e, Dru giet, DaItt.
mfre, =, ~ Z h'o, Cha,Ie to-. Wr'Hnt "
ttSn lbt GU rtraa H'tH"t. ", q, lob ant,th
r. rlat eet, A lanv. Hui by a the III cipal
D5 L ist' aud Hercba IT. e. or Y tho ,gh-
mug tho Unite States, Wet | di . nd the
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
q ". MCLEAN.
u w WDTIFAN.
or. THE HEART. KUp-
TURE. AND DROP5Y.

/ New York, July ~, la4G,
TDr. Tgtr1ssad Dttr Ny wi g has
b*st afflicted with a disease IT the heat. and
W h = g r1le Rupture for o, er fifteen ye ,ts.
The 4reater pa fthe time. ale has henn
tfl b Ell with 9 @ theas Of bf ath and great
Il flatin4 r. the Lea I. VIII el has been very
i atrea in+. alI la traqnent Y bean una g to
laa3e hot bed. The rupture was cry afu
an b severe. %lle tried n moat evn Y rene Y
faf.auth caan+ with uu lit q DO eli. Whar
sht la talon INT hfee bottles Of YOU evce ~
lott mej cine. she waee trrely relieved Of the
df.aaaa # nc Iiea I. q d the rupture has al.
nj III ontite disapp1a 81,
She has alau h Il he drorsv, and was very
mail h NV Hen, We ha no idea tina che could
be do benefited. as she ha such a q implication
Of II ga a.. lIut II hts. IA atra,ge as IT NAY
atpna ~ralevai her Of the ltopay. am .
that tlis statement Ia So Htrange Ms 10 ap ear
almost its iHt,nu.hut II ii. nevertheless. 8 hrr
rea ity, var sarRapattlla 10 certainly a Va a
uab e. medicine. an should be used by every
ono th,t IN auif ring IA we have hpen. II any
diebn ieyn thia account. they are Mt line ty to
caS asny house and have "eula" dalnonstfa-
a - A..H-. u...-. II.IL-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18

w;}tG rs INDIAN VEGETABLE Pills,
ofFbe North American Cottsge Of Health.
TrEsE ONLY ORlarNAt u GENUINE IntrAR.
AFs5S Ever taV Il thtH CO etrAted .Hrdl-
e"4 x%entIh: the sphere Of h usefuin1aR,
at5 every >ear a ding Ia tn, ion! catalogue
If a. %tfiunvliF.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18

Here Ia testimony, me should think. strong
enough t. convince any one that wri1 hts Ina
di1n Vegetable Pills afe really q valuable
IRE rarpItg1, sureript t. anv and NJ tnat have
h thefte been tfTarsd t, the pob!i
Prom Ffthhfnt 0hir1
Ur win wright Tue rills that purchased
# yrn last April have soil fat hrtea than I
anticipated | think by the time | visit your
ely again, which will he in q lew mruths. /
sh II have sold nut entirely, ~ q pills have
effected cures he 9 III dteeasee that seemed 10
ham The est IN tdita ELi. in the e, nntfY.
and ntm-rtts individual e b essed thu day
when The undersigned introduced w,ight's
4 di4o Nesrtsh q ri sirt1 this neighbnfhood.
can get If YOU thin4 # necessary several
very Va uah = estl ~fiCRtes. 40 q Il lady, who
h Il b ten I'll It'd with Ju' stun tior for ten
u rtw"iva vnnra commenced taking ttr Fills a
a'tort tune since. and she IS now ii afly rna=
torrd to health, Several uses If dyspepsia
h W been e~ntFsly cured, Faithfully yours,
w L i DALEY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18

This Extract ia put up In quart b ttfep! II
h sis titn - cheaper. AMI Itai aapar or
IL any stll ltturss diseases wit ont v,m ..
stae, ~purgiha, siekening ot 4 b~ilitatinR the pm
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
FOR SALE.

Baton Rouge Dec. 10. d., 5t4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04
Foreign ImportntiO,s.

LyrRrooL-Shp Stephen Whitncy-I bx specie II J But.
pqans ssh sG Soe ri s b.
e.. c. a B"G co.. " ba5 cn CO
10 Wright stnrSs's shaw.s BIS Ls9n CO. ss
SssT E u.s.,
gS En- %a,s Rs, Brothers
%Ss: MsSs; %s.y
i. %ds Bird eaa Co 6 Sis Ps,oa Stew.
ss'soa
cord Is TSs s s. ia'f' sAS
l2n ny 6. %d1 CGm Bradley co.. csks pS esJ Hearth
bales CARPET yarn aud THREAD C9pn;h case. %d,s Guydon
%,s DO DO Ok. hardware sass
luck eo-2i md1e stuart co-al Whi,ewrirbt
%s0$%9 H; s. "d S"T a eases
ks sy Tama. s csG S f ss
S sSe Hycp g,GHs DO ma,s
IS, crates and casks Is sas, earbepwmsJ sey%oss,
ess rates. e ';
@ s'i sf sH s' !DS 90 ass fS
Scotch linens BennItIl case straw ps, e Reinds-6
ISs RN w.s ss, s;s S.iass,s SssIs. SWORDS.
bales ssrps,'ag William Do George Hastings
do Sbo.o" cases Mone c@as. Geo CO
.s3 bars s9m%Ga e" pssiS" sSis bale. SPPsn:
COL do Hoyt Tinghar.ies mdze W Lunmis & co..
bales mdze and wolsns + Hunt Coo % bds steel
NayloI col cs OK bale mdze Ludlow & COS cks
mdze Patrick Coz do Brun-i cks chains Humphrey
Mlls5l 70 9rdsr-!o do Msrshalla' skins aud hat
British plated ware Segnyei do Worsm Haughtrout
chm cables order cs Harris col OK Harnden
steel Jessops37 bars iron Whitmorc
2i5 do do p NJ Wilson Sco-22' common Pearson coz
9bl. wooens and mdr Mccall Strong bis counternnss
Immis col cases, bales mdse Hunt co59 cases 20
bds steel Nayor col csk bals, mdse & Ludlow
cog csks do Patrick coz do Buyerf csks chains
Humphrey Lammo Albany cs mdse u Godfrey cask
ha rdware Mllssi do 10 order-l0 casks Madha-i5
skvers and hat Innings Haght eo-l3 mdy Wainyrgh,
HaughfontO chain cables 10 osher-i case fine goods
Harris X col cask file hardware Harnden
TRiNipAp CysA-Brig Antonette23t hhds ties molas
CirWruEaos-6ig Mossllssss hhds molassss Chsstslsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04
By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Herald Marine correspondence.

PHLApELrIIi, Agl! 3-t NJ
Arrived Br bark Princess Brown - John NB, schrs Geo
DANIEL ' wsSssI Ps!.no Norse Conn" Theron Young
York; Shenandoah Young do. Below brig Chcowe, Eme.
ny Boston. Cleared, ship Columbian Merman L,yeIpoo
Ss LYDIA Tnf ES s. Levy
TO Packard do; schrs Gauges, Cribs Fsmopth Jam Com
,uo Men chas,cn IUn es sedo. Yo"oa
s S'acq Boston. s' Daniel Wsi,,er Ds.no Norwich;
Young WliamSbpry N.Y. s;ses forpo'e' Drake i0fK'
LauncI-The bark 50 James was lagnched from the sp
Of Vunghan Hind this afternoon She designed ior me
Brazil trade be commanded by Capt Benz johnston Ior
mcry engaged the East India trade under whose superin
'en'e"ee s"e "'' O"''H Home Ports.
BALrImorE. April a-Arr Br ship Rmswell Brown Hull
Eng b sme' fsgs Hover: Bo.c f sch Eyas
f ks Y 0ds;' Carroll iT Key BsSiod
for Liverpool steamer Herald, from Norfolk saw going into
doubt shin Leopard hence for Liverpool aud OF Sandy Point
csrk bound up. CID bark Charles Walton Baker Cork
peske Stuart York. Sid Br bark 1hetis, White, Cork;
briggs Magnolia, Leslie Hayana Swan Bray, Aexanda; AZ
tkapas Sartelc do load for Jamaica; schrs Fayeteve
Gotn Laggsyra and Porto csoe'o CHESAPEAKE Stuoos
NonyoI r. April Arr schr Ann Carroll, Dunnrcpos
as arrived the Roads to-day Br bark and Br brig both
light and that the NUMBER ,, St S0nS ys,ie Is,
Loring Boston, with loss Of rail- buwarks boat one day
bowsprt started and rigging damaged &C. of Sandy
Hook the late gale Also arr schr Montana Rich, NYork
ashore at Ocracoke Sterling Robertson, focomoke bound
y II. e. sM Say bark Eeo ssa fs%sa
III; Essi %s': I'll, S:sss; ck.sss:s w S;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04

II. II. GILLET, Register of the Treasury.
PHILADELPHIA, April 3, 1917.

PHILADELPHIA, April 3, 1917.
The wires of the Southern telegraph have so
far recovered from their recent arrangement as
to be able to carry the fluid from one city to the
other; therefore, if Vera Cruz be taken or capt.
tulatcd the tidings will reach you by express in
the course of the night.
Sales Of Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
ArRfL 3-FIRsr BoARp.-l300 u. 3. Bank, 8; 100 Gil
rard Bank lIs 1000 Texas Treasury Notes, l3z 1000
Morris Canal Bonds 7e G71a; 1000 do 67G "a Mecha-
MICS Bank 26L 1000 Schuykill Navigaton,'6's, 90,
So 90 Chesapeake Canal Stock 55 5000 Texas Trcasu
nv Notes 1873; - Farmers and Mechanics Bank. 50;
1000 Cincinnati w w. Bonds, 95; l73 Grand Gulf Z;
$3.50 u s. Loan SIS. 81 1924; ~ Farmers and Mocha
MICS Bank 50; $50 Morris Canal 2l 1900 u $. Trca-
sury Notes Is, 1914.
AFTER SALrs-4l Commercial Bank. 5li1; 1000 Tex
ms Treasury Notes, 1877; la.50O u. s. Treasury
Notes cash Oli4; 200 Morris Canal 81; 100 Vicksburg
Bank, lln.
SECOND BoARp.-300 Girard Bank, ll2s; $50 Grand
Gulf 7; 500 State 5s, 7lh 234 Lehigh Interest 674;
90 Susquchanna Canal AZ; so Lehigh 2s16 20 Morris
town Railroad 10; Farmers and Mechanics Bank 81.
AFTER SALrs-20O u. s. Bank, 8; 1000 Morris Canal
Bonds 81 5000 State SIS ~; $500 do 70; 10 Girard
Bank liit; l25 Reading Railroad, 3O,4 30 Manufac-
turers' and Mechanics Bank. "a; 100 Morris Canal,
24h; 5000 u s. Loan, 6s 49, 1925; 5000 u s. Trcasu-
ry Notes 6's. l0lls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04

Cleared.
ss:@ Mad Jl sss"Sas %. es:
s.si s,S %.|:a Walsh Historian MIiisa fS'
't sehTs1sssane Cole Galway. johnson Lowdsn; Da,
RsSno Mif Edward Bs%cs s%i
Ty R9S @ s 5a Sss s.sas
h Sss@a an%S Sadas An.e p Pro-
whence. 80.
s s's.;s WRssS rlS 5
Is" ss''ns HSG% Last ' ass
M.Sss 81 - md M
white signal with blue cross in IL steering IN.
y. s:s's:; S:i ~ E y: : ;ss; 5i
brig ySMsaS sis a As e ss. Rio
ssss : . &C.,
lon FL i with ;sh t 4o%sG; ;Ss q
ii: @ from Iiss that :.sd s% Se';ss
e.. ss Mas s's.e to
ihe could keep hsI free shortly after
:.:.d sss ':t few 'sn Of ssI ,Sps a sum. %
tsr Sid il company with BRIG Watson. for New York 18Th
c issss a sGss%'1 '
ashore ,hs Coo.dos supposed to be English; could not
Brig Mosea Hall, (of Richmond Mel IS days from Cien
fueg0s with moasses 70 master. -
Br brig Victory Clea Is days from bt Johns NJ IN bal
last 10 Routh X Son.
Sch Reaper from Daen, Charleston where she put in
in Distress leaking, with lumber, to Campbell Moody
Schr Derosset Roderick, Wilmington NC, with naval
stores TO Derossett Brown.
Schr Ann Smith, Smith. Baltimore, mdse &C. to MAILER X
Lord.
schr David Risley, Coarsen. from Washington NC naval
stores.
Sch Mary Clark Small Salem, mackerel peanuts &c, to
" Ropes X Co.
Schr Delaware, Hill, !Sac99, lumber
Waterman, which was ashore ON the West Bank.
Below.
3brigs-unknown. .
Sailed.
Ship Rainbow for Liverpool bark Isaac Mead for Savan
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
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. NV YoRK HERALD Ear pLIsHMETr,
North West corner Of Futon.and Nassau strsstA
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News FROM THE PACIFIC.-A letter from j. ii.
Johnson, Esq, U. s. Consul at Callao dated
Feb L. received in this town, says" At present Peru
IL quiet although Chill, Peru and Colombia pre-
pairing for war expecting invasion by the Spaniards
including portion Of Irish fitted out at Madrid and its
vicinity. The expedition had been seized at White Hall
on account of an invasion of the laws the par
tcuars of which you Of have through the
papers ut home This has created great excitement in
South America In fact, Chilli Peru and ECUADOR
on the point issuing decree that vessel under the
Spanish flag should enter their ports Gen Flores the
former President Of Ecuador ut the head OF this ex
petition. '-New Bedford Mercuyy.
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DR. COOPER, u DUANE street, between

nR COOPER, IL DUANE street, between Chatham and
- William streets has for the last years enjoyed
the most extensive practice in private diseases Of any az
this disease; aud mild cases cured in to live days St
.ureDoctor Cooper has discovered metod by wnen
weeks with scarcely pain 70 the patient m
men This when too freely INDUCED in beges dyspeps
weakness ofthc limbs and small OF The back eonus"n m w
telIect and rson society cure wara"eo e'cy
case, or charge. No mercury used
moi ma
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suit is pending before a board Of referees IN
Boston Ezekiel Hale vs. H. NJ j. Hale, (his SOM both
Of Havcrhl IL appears that in the autumn OF lsia,
plaintiff, convert to the "Millcrtc dclusion made
S5OOOo-thc latter to pay heirs $4,000 and inherit
the residue himself The old gentleman has since re-
covered his right mind and now seeks to regain pos
session of his property
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On Tuesday evening last gang Of drunken rowdics mt
Albany broke into ball where company were
dancing and began to beat about with budgeons slung
shot and other weapons Several persons severely
wounded and man, Mr.. Conrad J. Lagrange, 1t Is
Thought cannot survive the injuries inflicted on his per-
son number of the vains. have been arrested. -
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The Mayor Of Pittsburg under trial In the Court OF
Quarter Sessions charge of msdcncanor said TO con-
sis in the Illegal commitment and refusal Of bail for an
appeal TO Quarter Sessions provided by the act Of
sembly passed 1867, in the of Lewis JnnIison--
brought before him charged with vagrancy
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TO DENTISTS.

vUyIIE .ubscr;ber has Just received cement without mer
cnrv for filling teeth, invented and recently improved
~ az. yohe erst Surgical Dentists in the world IL Is be-
n, he The best article Of the kind offered 10 the
iesson For s''e At '' D' JOSEPH T. MURPHEY,
356 Broadway.
m 10 AM"sn
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Passengers Arrived.

LwERrooL-Packet ship Stephen Whitney, w Mills, N
York; MIR Stenton Yorkshire Eng; Mr. Drysdae, Canada;
Mr. Keough Mr. Lee Ireland; Mr. Jackson MIR Morton Ii
yerpool--3tI in the steerage.
ST JOINS, NF-Brig Vctory-NIr Datson Mr. Falen-l in
steerage.
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The ship Thomas W. Scars arrived at Boston on FRI
aay morning with 1913 steeragc passengers. She had ON
board one hundred and ortyonc passengers when she
left Liverpool Twcnty-four Of tho number died, and
there were six births on the pssssss
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Sales OF Stocks mt Boston.

BRoKERs' BoARp.-Aprl Ill Western Railroad
1925; 8 do 1917; Old Colony Railroad 99 Boston
and Maine Railroad lo91 20 East Boston Company, Ia
LILO; % East Boston Dividends, SO; so Long Island
Railroad 262l; so Norwich and Worcester Railroad 5OsS
so do s3od sos; 20 do s3Od 5o1z; $50 do 5o; 25 do