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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-03

NAVAL SroREs.-There has been n movement in crude
turpentine part export but the price did not tr
spre. I he sale 3.5OU bbls
OLs-Iinseed is held rather frmer, and Sales OF
abou, $500 gallons English and American, made
at 5Sc Coo the latter figure in bbls. Some country
American sold at the former price.
Paovrsions.-Pork- sales reached about 1909
bis including mess at $40 25 $40 81 y and prime
at sS37ls Becf-Soles Of 200 bbls country and city
mess were made at Sll 30 S12 621a There no
prime on the market. Cut meats were steady at yes
terdav's prices Sales of 100 bbls prime pork
prime sold &C. and 80 900 lbs white grease lard at
Buter-Saes of 400 to 500 packages of old Ohio sold
at 1}c with this State do. Sa lac; fresh Western
was worth l21a l51ac Cheese was some better, and
prime
PLAsrrR-A cargo sold, to be delivered up the
Hudson river ut 81 IS.
SuGAns-The quantity of Woolsay's refined, sold at
auction to day about $4,000 packages aud amount
ed to not far short of 100000. Terms-Under 800.
cash; all over that amount, aud months $50 half
boxes small loaves So; 600 boxes large loaves 50
Powderel-2 600 bbs 81. Crushed-50 bbls 81; 80
do 10; 31S5 do S6 900 do, 500; 23j do, S. Mo
lasses--300 bbls at 81 cents per gallon.
TEAs-Quotations at the sale to-day were quite firm
though II portion Of the catalogue was withdrawn.
Annexed are the particulars. Terms. six months.
Hyson10 chests 81 do 491a 20 do 30; do. 3S1s
Young Hyson-10 half chests 7i1s 2G6 do. 49, lG2 do
4O1e; 166 do 49, 40 do 49, 80 do 301z so do 291S IL
do 20 2G0 do 2S 90 do q lao do 261a; los do 2js
134 do 25; 3 cases So; do 81 Twankay-20M chests
SO; 95 do 80 Tyson Skin-2S chests SO; 80 do 81 4G
do 241s 81 do 49,; $50 do. IS Gunpowder-5 halt
chests 100 IS do CS Is cases 49, do lis; $50 l3bs
boxes 49, Imperia-5 half chests 70; 10 do 5Sls ~
cases 90. Ningyong-l37 half chests 49,
WnIsKrY-Sales Of 100 bbls of Ohio made at
224c The market bare of State prison. The last
sale Of drudge made at 22c, on time.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE


BALTIMORE Nav l-Siock Board-Sl 900 Baltimore md
Ohio Railroad divd bonds S1 1000 do Sl1a 1899 do ~
5000 do S2la 10 shs Merchants Bank, 90ai do. gA
do. gO1. ~ do. 901a.
BOSTON, May II Brokers Board-S shs Auburn and Ro-
chester Railroad Northern Railroad, H9. 10 Vermont
and Railroad, 46 - Boston aud Worcester
Railroad 1906 10 Boston and Providence Railroad $50 10 do
do sss Vermont Railroad bold do. do. 5jlE 30
do do b2O 561 May lSecoad Board2j shs East Boston
Co., Ia.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Nrw BEpronp On MARKET, April 30.--Sperm ere
has been less doing since last but prices remain
about the same We notice sales of los bbls. at 1929
cts Jog bbls ut 1903 cts. and 452 bbls private
terms. Whale-There is fair demand both for export
and and sales of about 5000 bbls have
been made the prices ranging from 33 to 35a cts.
to quality We notice sales of 100 bbls for export ut
33l cts 500 bbls South Sea at 80 cts; 200 bbs. N.
w coast at "a cts 700 bbls. do at So cts. $50 bbs
do at 35 a cts and $50 bbls. do at 35ls cts Whale
bonc.--A sale of $4,000 lbs N. w. coast was made on
private terms.
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Naval Intelligence.

PENSACOLA, April cath, 1919.
letter from San Francisco, dated January 9Th. men.
tions the death Of the purser Of the u $. ship ST.
Eary's.
The following the officers of the United States
steam frgae Mississippi now fitting away Norfolk
for the Medcrranean:-J. Ceilings Long Captain
VIM C. Chapman. 7. Drayton, J. p Sanford. J. ID.
Johnson. John Rutledge. H. NJ. Crossan Lieutenants
GEORGE Backnall Surgeon j. Hamilton, Assistant
Surgeon: Henry Fitting Purser; F.. l.. Winder, Acting
Master; J, Van Ness Phillip r q. Watmoush, J. r.
SIairli T. Young, c. G. Bayard Passed Mdshpm A.
Curtis. Gunner; r. NJ Cecil, Carpenter; Jesse Gay,
Chief Engineer q. Sewal w. r. Everett, First Assis
tnUts: r. Daily. c. w. Geddes, Second Assistants; q.
M Alexander, q. 7. w. ogan, r. d. Guerand Third
Assistants The Mississippi goes out to Gibraltar as
the flag ship Commodore Morgan, who is ts succeed
the late Commodore Bolton in command of that
squadron She is noble ship. Her principal armament
consists of Paxhan guns Of eight inch oabre and
two OF ten inch.
The IT, s. frgate Brandywine was at Montevdeo on
the Sd of March Also about twenty sail Of French
and English men OF war.
u s. ship Germantown left st. Croix for n cruise,
April 18th
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CHOLERA AT New ORLEAys.-Extract of letter.
dated New Orleans, April q, to gentleman of
this city :' New Orleans lisa perfect charncl house
People dying like flies in the winter time When
first it bad aftcrward got better; hut within
the last two three days il has began again
than ever. In boarding house close by, s out of 20
boarders died last night. ! two men die on the
levee this morning before they could be carried to the
hospital. ! am just off my back with attack
the third since came, but am very careful and pru-
dent in my diet drank half pint of brandy, auda-
and camphor in twenty minutes. shall get ont
Of this can, for the yellow fever will be
along and think between the cholera and fever
New Orleans will be depopulatcd. ! was told there
were 222 funerals Yesterday .-.4Nany journal.
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Dom cstlc NI1sCcllOnv.

The stores Of Messrs Borsino Philpcr and Shrop-
shire, Mad Dumay and Has, at New Orleans were de-
stroyed by fire the I'D ult The damage is supposed
to be about $4,000
seat of learning. called St. Joscph's College has
just been opened at Buffalo. II affords opportu
nifty those who intend themselves for the learned pro-
fcssons, for becoming elegant classical scholars.
At the trial of John w. Crafts on Monday last his
leading counsel said that the wife Of the late Captain
Smith would be called up witness to prove the de-
struction Of the ship at wilson's suggestion to be
moral miracle" such the relations between her
deceased husband the said Wilson
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Army Intelligence.
rarr t,rAvESwoRTH. Mo, April 6, 1919.
r"ET VEANENWUHTH' wv
The Mou1ited Ritlsmea


Our re-imcnt Mounted Rificmen) encamp
ed about three miles from Fort Lcavenworth the
sioping side of prairie To the south Of lies
hiph hill called Fertilization Hin II Is concal and
near the top is the appearance Of a parapet. from
whence the mountain derives its name In fact the
ton TO some parts Of Mexico and brings back to the
minds eve the expansive plain, the abrupt pcnons
rising suddenly its surface and presenting at the
tom the uncomfortable breastwork and crinning BATE
rts OF the Mexicans Our regiment will start for
yon in May--about the 20th1
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Married,

On wednesday morning, I'd Instant by the Rev
Charles H. Read of Richmond Va, Mr.. EsocH
KrrcuAM and ELIZA RANDOLPH, daughter of the late
Jesse Van Anken, Esq, of this city
At the American Hotel, in this city, Wednesday,
by the Hon. VIM f. Havemeyer. Mayor of the city,
NATHAN d. JENcKs Esq, to Miss ConsELIA FRANcEs
DEXTER both of Cumberland, Rhode Island.
Providence papers copy.
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PaSscnUera Arrived.

HAvRE-Paeket Ship Zurich Donald G Mitchell of New
York; Babcock. Boston, Miss Mankrodt, Germany 7
kist Madame Jaat and two children, Madame Perrot,
Mudame Jacot and daughter Madame Pury and children
Armant, Of New Orleans Mr. Lgennc of Martinique.
LvERPooL--Shp Caleb Grimshaw--Mrs Hoxie, Miss Julia
june of NYork, Waters aud lady, Of Port Dover; Wa
ters Of Sussex Eng Mary Helen and Annie Mcqueen OF
waterford VIM Mccain aud lady of Lverpoo Masters wm
Edward, and Robert McCann, and servant.
LyERrooL-Ship John Skiddy-Dr Ilatchard, lady and
daughter Of Hestore, Eng Mr. Cornwall and lady Of Mil
ford CT Mr. Roadway and lady Of Bristol Eng Mr. Burchard
and lady Of Leeeste Eng Messrs Gamer Moore and Bat
Remodel, Poscht, schm,ts F schmidt, A Schmidt,
Schmidt Geo Schmidt Maria schmidt, Caroline Houp.
Easke ii Schmidt Emma Jacot, Reissig Frititz, Won
Windheim ID Fritz II Paddles, Schmidt-l26 steerage
HAyRH-Ship Samuel Hcks-G A Matilc, lady and chill
dren; Chatclan, Audilert Clirce, Gieryiet OA
Brde vcrden, all of Switzerland; Hirschbuon Week
becker, Of Russia. -
the Storage.
GLAsGow-I5r Bark Adam Carr-Leopold Frank d Fred
man. Miss Great and III steerage. .
WhTyRroPp--Br bark Dunbroody-M Campheon, N
whitney, W Kentng-lT9 steerage.
BRISTOL, Eng-Bark Cosmo-Mrs Lee Mr. Lee and WA
MAy.Gurz, PR-Bark Channing-Mrs Emery. widow OF
the late Capt Thomas Emery Of Hampien Me- and child
ST. NARRs-Bark Lucy Elen-Mrs Anderson, children
and Mrs Mctutnness, children and servant VIM
Hull, Miss Bolton N Van Wick, Wilson, Jcnning.
BRrnrs--Bark Carolina--O Dthricks L ID N Niche, A
CARprsAs-- Brig New Orleans--J Thompson and lady
Thompson, ii Randall Giller5 7 q Aohnser, Shaw, A
Rodriguez
KISGsroS, Jam-Bric John Bul--Prof Adams Of Mas,a-
chusetts and Cardcnas.
MONTEyIDEO-Schr NigilaDt-Mrs Bennett and daughter;
Mrs Gully daughter and son.
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D hSG 81 a. II P f;S
spoke .ahr UniaeEc from Iaax for Barbados IT.,
4: Hri i s. 3 p LS Sas
Of Phiadeiphia, bound to New orlsans. =,
B@k clarsmon Leymond N2ea1s I'm pI j. w ,l h,
BARK Ohio, champion Noreans 90 days mls BOuchaud
Bark crgsoe Bdsby, New Orleans 18th ult with mds to
Bark Luey Ellen, Gates s. Marks Y days with cotton 20
Oriental NYors with loss Of mast
SS s hssS days % 18Th spoke bark Ne" Eng
Dr. brig Charles Laughp Crosby Dublin, 40 days in bal
lai n Royal william to- sutherland 81 days ma
b a HGsw cSS,v CO Dublin % in ballast
lis passngers to Brain S'''''' D'''-n Way
with nds 70 MsTSSSoed Gss had rough %;atS'r
hsay 'S iSsn fi'S
Br iris joSlins Newcastle, IS days mdse, to Bar
lrs A@erisa Bsshwth Cork q day, in ballast and
b t2 from the rsrSso a IA @ a. lon o. spoke
Br brig John s" R0s0s kingston JAM 20 days. with
Brem brig Bremen Cope. Antwerp 40 days in ballast 90
Dutch brig To;ca Helena Amsterdam Al days, with
mdse and ~ passengers. 70 " Wissier a.
m Sss ris aay
brig Rapid Peterson Gottenburg g. days with iron
Brig New Orleans Cardenas 2sd ult mds Thurson
mdz, TO Spoford Tileston Il Co. -
liam schr Gaseaa Frazer, from Bremen AZ days with 20
odsnb chr Triton Rate from Bremen SO days in ballast
Oriental eer vigant BENNETT Montevdeo March with
mdse to Leland. The touched Pernambueo March -,
and LEFT company with ss Lopez for p
9a 's5 s%S'S
Haven for the Vest Indies 2'' y, 81 Os IS "a spoke
Oronocota of st John, NIB 18th 800 miles SSE from sandy
HGS hspcse ship F5ash Hamilton q
April 60 miles Sc, saw bark Roderck Dhu Metcal hence
st Thomas.
lon passed ship Manchester hence for New Orleans
Schr Forest King Olmstcd Havana Is days with to
Schr fremont Mitchell, Jaemel Of days, with mdsc to
Beech Kunhardt Sailed In company with sehr Neptune.
Cobb for New York April lth in Crooked Island Passage
spoke schr Neptune. Captain stated that she leaking
from 800 1000 strokes hour that when exhausted he
would bear up for Nassau:
Sehr sd Hamet Lent Port Cabello, % days 9TH mdz to
Whitaker 18th lat 81 r. Ion 70 10, spoke brig Hope, from
Rio Janeiro for philadelphia 49,
Schr Wando, Barrance Mddetown, NC.
Schr Express, Babcock Philadelphia.
Schr Morning Star Godfrey, Brsndywne.
Schr Cottage, Pollock. Lubec, 10 days.
Schr Jasper Howes Boston.
Sohr Homer Nickersor, Boston,
Schr Q Adams. Bearse, Boston.
Schr WOeot, Ryder, Boston.
Schr Martha Maria, Smalley Salem.
Schr Alabama Gorham, Cape Ann.
Schr Laura Eliza, Colby, Rockport.
Schr Ada, Babso Rockport.
Ship Elisha Dennison, -, from Antwerp, with mdse, to
Bark St Thomas from Rio Janeiro.
Bark Corning. Corning from Rio Janeiro.
Also ships, 3 banks, and brigs.
Sailed.
frigatc Rsran ships Europa (s), Lverpool Prince
Albert (pkt), do; Tennessee Isl, Savannah
MAY Wind at SUNRISE, N; at meridian Sc; At sum
set, do midnight, do
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RLsns, dig Edward Adams, Janvier; from phadelpha
R Is d for aa d sss'
% from and s% ss e NsM 6 ST
brig Adslins, Norton Norton Arsnssibo
ton dsi brig Athent riilsbury lds and Others reported
NArhrs March Is sefSTs reported no date,Arr bark
more Lett brig Mount vernon Dussy une Roanak
Capt BUGGY Of the brig MS5at vernon
had b e. IS sy tn '
a VIM anything in tine mater
%'i '" on
PHTH, april 5seamship senator, Bache, from York,
March = for GsGrns put in for # s Porter from
EYo FEB Y for I S % the aa %nIe Ss
esa fsl s' ready ship
A Conn for DO Ssy Ssr aGa Bssfs a MA
&sR Cal sS
ATsis$ rsT sosi
IA sy sss @ e~ days ss s
ship Martha Mann from Patagonia for NYork, sid days
before d. l S1 GTf Ellen
day s Gss Nancy sn naf f to 10Th March
2s;s ds4a. .i S
Ts FrFa thss ssi s &, f
dO Harp yssry, r . S MSs
Francisco; 18TH ship Capitol PraOr. from Boston
RoenrILr, April lo-French brig olviere for BostOn,
sT TmomAs April Shark Pacz, wilkins I'm Philadelphia
@ for brig H. @ of ..t to h sail
snshors in the on her onward pnSag sshs Tam
or bark vsnesusla, Wilson for
sAcvA LA GRASnp April l9-sark pesd S hSrniss
%
more.
"a er ap as CLARK St t SSn N fan
enc"
sSa% $sS5ssssxs
sos 6ss%
s%S rSs: al 81
ssSa
ssa SS$i5 s-Sas ~
W. #:S Ssss. ss
g; s s';y
na ssss sus sS 4s
n She h'0
f T Sssa L s'sf
s{sSs ari5 Ellen casss
@ sshs ra% R ns sr PSTts
$ ,s %!%ssss; sS:Ss
sharp Sea Flower steam
s s Pa
E s,s% ss
a%p.Gn Eoads Sl4 brgB Dung Hill Boston; schr Sarah
BRAzos about April i-sehrs Hendrix Hudson and Col
| %
a. Saa a
omas o A Ap s sar snn New pSr
leans for Boston, brig Isaac Carver Curtis
leSls for$; seSrs $ia5s Wilmington ID
for DO OF F. Hills Norfolk for Boston, Erie = s4'rh
uLAvAoA about April 1s-Bris Matasorda; schrs Ocean
Mo$,ls, Xiii ship Phsns Berry Boston.
e::s 3 s. s1 49, ssss: r II III fSs sy
as E.S WiHa;sT
81 S @ zsx a. 81 GEsr1sss SIss
T1f! %t. aS5 Ssrss5 RIsS%saa
Emily Ss
s%TSs tr oph tans%s SSers Brig: = FSr tuna
E sss "9la i .,is p
AAlsino for Barcslona Xdep, Gorlam, PrSvidencs
s "a. S.sis s;s
field nayre brig Mobile, Buckley Amsterdam schr Angel
NV 6sLrASs April ss-Arr ship Mitiades Groom Liver
& nsy ts 4a;r
Ss5SIs SsS
Gen TayG
1l Go%ai
1Smsa to and fER S &c., G
Ann and bark Brothers. 3D. ships Remittance, Mosem, and
Telegraph Station W Pass, April 90 MTowboss Con-
sss sasy
owboa Towboat Star coming up with ship but too dis
'ihis .'sa s'S sR
S aa cS
NYOrk; Rapid, Stcddard, Boston; WIN Trader, Williams,
unioS Wne owr
Meridian Hart, Porismouth Gladiator Hoy Maian1as FL
SD
IssR RUSSELL
AssS
sTa, south sayPS isls h s; s,,, v,n, ..,,
paS%no SD G er hnne
Albany.
Pn,LAPrLrH1A, May Arr ship Epaminondas, Chineha
Bremen bark Chiffon, Whiting Palermo
RIcMMosp, April So-Arr schrs Manchester Tue Work
rock Tarnham rhOmason Sid chr Adeline ssel.y Troy
sid brig America, Ireadweii, Philadelphia.
sAsv.S,sAM April Art bark Ellen BrysOn, Marshall
Cork brig Casinda Grant, Damariscotta' Me-
-
Passengers Arrived.
York Babcosk, Boston; Miss Msinkroas, Germany;
Mudame Jacot and daughter Madame Pury and children
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Political Intelligence.


Gen John A. Quitman has been nominated for Co
vernon BY abe Democratic State Convention Of Misss
sippi
lion VIM. C. Trousdale formerly in Congress has
been nominated as the democratic candidate for Go
vernon Of ennessee lie belongs TO the western part
eftbe State
~. Brown has been nominated o. whig candidate
Tor GoycInor Of lenLc2.ce.
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Treasury Notes Outstnndlng, May I, 1919.

Treasury Notes outstanding, May i, 1S4o.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
RIcfsrrks OFFICE, May i, 1oi9.
Amount outstanding Of the several issues
cords Of this Office. ............. $50, 33o 81
July 1876 as per records Of this Office 135, $50 90
Amount outstanding Of the issue of the 2Sth
January ls47 per records Of this Office 5673j50 90
Y,.a,.. .,,., 595e,73o 81
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands Of the
accounting officers, OF which 50 no ia m
der the act Of 22d July, 1Sl6 5000 upder
the act Of 2sth January, lsi7 and s35o
N""'' o'nei "o'S' '''''' ',..,,... 10. 400 90
,r, ,,, $500 $3.50 u
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ANOTHER TRAeIcAL AFFAIR AT New ORLEANS
On Sunday last, between eleven and twelve
O'clock the loungcrs about the Pontchartrain rail-
road depot were startled with the noise of shot
fired in the immediate ncighborhood. Presently
man was seen running out OF Madame CaldwclPs
premises, ha,lcss. When he had run short dis
lance up Champ Elysces street, Captain Kennedy
Of the police started in pursuit, followed him up
Champs Elystes street and few yards down Mo-
reau, when the man turned round, drew pistol,
clapped the muzzle under his jaw, and pulled the
ulgger-the cap exploded, but the deadly contents
OF the barrel, which was subsequently found 10 be
loaded with powder and ball, remained undlsturbed
lie was at once taken to the police Office, and the
whole cause OF his apparently lncxpllcabe conduct
was learned. Some months since he lett his wife,
young and interesting woman, in this city, aud
went 10 st. Louis on business. lie succeeded even
beyond his expectations, and returned few days
since: lie did not find his home us pleasant as ne
anticipated. Ills lady was absent. lie sought for
and found her occupying rooms in the Franklin
Exchange. She was reioccd TO see him, but could
not be prevail led upon 10 leave the apartments lie
made several attempts 20 persuade her, but in vain
Strange fascination The husband was driven TO
doubt-doubt spread iscl into certainty. On Sun
day he entered the Exchange with brace of pis-
tolls He sought his wlfc's room, and from the gal
lery fired at her with one OF the weapons through the
window. The shot entered her neck but its force
being broken by the glass, II made only slight
wound. and was extracted by physician with
little difficulty. The unhappy man, supposlng he
had killed her, rushed down stairs Wi the second
pistol in his hand and what occurred IN the street
we have already related. His name Is Nicholas
Creeher Both he and his wife are Germans. She
refused 10 prosecute him, but he was examined
before Recorder SeuZcncau yesterday, on charge
Of threatening little lame man named Amable
Heuer, kill HIM, &c. The charge was not denied,
but the Recorder in consideration Of the provoca-
ton received, let HIM off on light bail and promise
TO leave the State, which he did in the Mobile boat,
haylng hle better half TO enjoy herself undsturbcd
~ iea5s ol pistols or deggen-Nro Oyteaes Dcia,
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LvrRrooI- Steamer hgropa--Mr Field and ehiii Mr.
Jessop lady and child Llapp and lady; Mr. aud Mis-
Booth, Wilkes and two children Mr. eden and lady,
MIR Morgan, and lady and child; Mr. likes, Mr. landon
Mrs Oppcnheincr children Mr. Pallog
dos SCHNEIDER George Mathcr dc Argunay. Mr. Lewis
Iosrrh Trytel. Kirkpatrick Laurie, nlander, Ruexies
Gillot J rro.er, Joseph Battsry and lady II Rey
nolds, Beer, Mr. Livingston, Captain Hammond, Eng
land; Van Gulpeon and lady, x Rylc, T. Tucker, l.
Gintye, Falls. = Boris, Alcoek Burlagc, valle,
II Wyckon, " II IIerriman, Evans, Loisvn, Il Ger
horte and lady, { " Moore, laiy and child; Hartley,
M,lsoI Sohcll Smith, J Dulles Isllakoncr Bunenda1
Grossinan, Nuss nramhaii, Kennard Chas c Crpsen,
lion A Hsnncgan, Captain Lor, Banaster,
Mr. u Corey, u Schomper j Kraft. X IL Dixey,
@ N Bellcp, J. leringtop II Harris, A a Baella,
Gardner John Brrg, II Drought Crooks Thos Hills
W ii smith. ID McDoughall, 5 Khnstainm II sclegmau.
sitter, paulson, Van Blankonsteyn Ayrcs, j VIII
;on, ssse, Mrs lioyt Count aud Counties dc Mons,
Mrs Moeks and 2 children, Mr. Lun r Ton, uuttors
Mr Zah T. q Roberts. MIR Peters Haas, Nv veht A
stewart, ENGLISH Sherwood, atawg, Mrs Cassidy, G
Bradford u o Won Bauu, Joseph Cewdcn, " laneox,
kerchnw Ihos Wnterbottom, WhittaNer Edwin Baker,
Miss Trucl George Etturger, Mr. Megnc Gordon, leli
Gutrcy.
sAyhs.AHsteamship Tennessee Mrs Armstrong; Nisses
Lcott Adele Pcot Greon Conckright and lady, II
Latbrtp, FELTON, J. II FELTON,, II Mercer, Welsh, II
kirgs Joseph Ring, Elby, Moses Is Prchard.
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Photographic,


BOsT0N, z.
Ship Taronta frem New York via Rio Janeiro, Cal
forna, was March II, lat 80, Ion 1S
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NEW FALL GOODS.
G. YALE, JRs, & CO..

&. YALE, JRs, & CO.,
"a MAGAZINE STREET,
Are now receiving per steamer Falcon and other arrivals
SILK, FANCY, STRAW AND LACE GOODS,
Among which will be found complete assortment OF
Plain, Plaid, Striped and Watered BLACK SILKS; an
~, Figured Chaugeabls and Broehe Silks, latest style
COOred ~stHS White and Black do; Col5fed and W hte
GTos a Antique Code and Glaze Silks Coored Flor
su5es Back rape; White and Coored do; Grape Lsei
Ilusion, ITO.
Black Plain aud Printed CaEhms,es and Moussene de
LANES Black B0mbszins; gacs LusJres GinghamE,
and q variety Of new style Dress Goods
WHITE GOODS.
swi-I and Book MUsLINS; Tarlstans Cambria
Jac1ue's; Bishop Lawn Linen CambnC; Striped and
Plaid Cambfo Long Lawns Irish Linen Corded skirts
Fancy Nets etc.
LAOEs AND EIIBRoIDERIEs.
Thread Lsaes and EJzuss Lble -pd n asLn do. do,
BolUr md six DO 10. Jsgyugt and Swiss Trimming,
Embodied Capes, Collar, Cuff and Manuiys: Lace
Wells Lace FouuCiug; Embroidered J.. q. Handler
chiefs; RvitIt md Hem Stitch DO; age and Plain B0r
dersd do Ladies Fancy SILK Ties and uandhes-hles
Gentlemen Black snd Fancy Six and Satin Cravas
SEAWLS, SOARFS AND SILK h4ANTILLAS.
A complete assortment Of Ladies' and Gentlemen E
GLOVES. all kinds silk, Cotton and Wco.en HO-
SlERY Steel BeaAs; Pure SdS Sewing Silk ; Zephyr
Woutel Pins Needles Pearl Buttons Oil Silk Whale.
bones Black and cooJsd SILK FRIN GES and TRIM
MINGS Linen Tape and BObbiBs; stay Binding
Green and Blue Barge Tor Ves Hat and Ribbon Wire
STRAW GOODS.
China and Rice Pearl Rutland, CobouR, Berlin, Aladdin
Pan'la English Split Straw, Tuscan Braid and DevOs
BONNETS; Bonnet Frames. Clowns and Tips New
style Bonnet Cap and Belt RIBBONSi full AsIortmen
Of Plain Satin and Taft RibJenS, all cOon and numbers
ARTIFICIAL LOWERS-FTench Bunches, WreathI
etc., all of which will be sold the Lowest Cash Prices
G. YALE, j., CO., q Magazine st.
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