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JtEAfoF AZ 1--we have removed orr Uopntn groom
~ No 81 ST. Chaas aifeet-oae aoef tsioDoar latl toea
sl5a - su usess The haaae 81 ne establishment viii
Ap removed q aha same building we are having fitted
un IA stYs which VII enable 70 keep pace win our Ing
4assna buantsa
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GIRARD CoILEGE.-Mr. +. A. Packard, lately
atthe head of the American Sunday School Union,
has been elected President OF Girard College, of
Philadelphia, in place Of Judge Joel Jones, who
Fesjpned The station.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-16

oa-The Cincinnati papers Of the 9th and 7th
say that there is an abatement of the Cholera in
iheif city.
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~ Hermann Lodge No % o. D. A. X a
M-Undef uris ieiion q The Grand 10 ge Of Louls
ana iucorporae 1871 The Regular aeeungs 81 ms ~
I.olge are hid and ogh Thursdays u ~
each mouth halEpasi O'Clock P NJ in fgisndsaipI " y
Fs No 6 The members VI the Lodges under
uris1icuon and all sournng 1en, arc fegc.nhg In
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Or The steamship New Orleans, Capt Wood,
from this port VIA Key West and Norfolk, arrived
at New York on the 81 inst. Passengers all we'll.
Her running time was seven days.
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Or The following gentlemen have been elected
officers Of the Southern Telegraph Company;
Elan Alexander, Of Macon, President; Amos Ken
dali, Of Washington Treasurer; Henry L. levitt,
Of Macon Secretary
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MURDER NEAR SAvANNAH.-James NJ. Jones, a
briekmaker Of Savannah, aged about 25 years,
a temperate, industrious, frugal man, without
known enemies, was found on the 9Th, dead on the
banks Of the canal, about two miles from Savan-
nah. Three buckshot wounds were found on his
head aud one in his neck. No clue discovered to
The murderer or the cause.
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esY- Protection Hose Fire Co. = The officers and
Hose Co. requested 20 e. end called
Msetir on TUES DAY, 7th O'Clock. p M a. bust
mes cais or immediate be brought oTe the
~VHF@''i 'iOSF pFJ II WATTS THOMAS MCINTYRE,
FRANCIS D. ELTON JAMES MslNTYE,
ivl6 THOMAS CLEARY, JOHN K CALLi6AN'
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Polish PRISONERS OF WAR.-On the l4th ult.,
an Austrian vessel arrived at Marseilles from
Trieste, having on board 1855 prisoners of war,
most Of Them Poles, ordered TO be transported to
New York, but she had scarcely put to sea when
the prisoners insisted upon being taken to Marseiles
and the captain having only eight men under bis
command found himself forced to obey. But on
her coming into port the project Immediately Or
dered the ship to be lowed by the steamer Eurotas
TO Toulon, there to wait the orders Of the Govern
meme as to the final destination of the prisoners
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LATE FROM MARTINlQUE.-Ihe brig Alpin has
arrived at Boston, and brings dates from Martinique
Of the 9th nit. The election for Two members to
represent the inhabitants in the French National
Assembly had resulted in the choice of Rosete and
Piooah-one hundred and thirty thousand votes
being thrown. The election commenced on Sun
day and lasted three days, and was quite orderly.
Trade was dull, but the prospects of the Island are
better than ever before since emancipation.
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nRe rstufn our thanks to the officers Of the
Ivanhoe and Belle of the West for louisville and
Cncinusfi papers
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THE GREAT BRITAIN.-It is said that this vessel
has been purchased by Mr.. Collins, of London, for
f2O 600, and shat he has contracted at farther
expense of E22,000 to have her fitted out for sea-
She is 10 ply between liverpool and New York.
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UNITED STATES TREAsuRER's REPoRT.-The
Treasurers statement shows that the sum at his
credit in the various repositories, up to the 25ih
ult., was 81 ,S00,996 80. OF this sum there is in
the depository at New York 81 1891 222 65 in the
depository at Baltimore S9l 20; in the Philadelphia
mint 1921 lis.
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A VALUABLE CARGo.-The steamship Wash
ington, on her last trip, brought one Of the most
valuable cargoes of manufactured goods ever i'm.
ported, the principal part consisting Of French
manufactures of an exceedingly costly character
including silk and satin broadsuffs, ribbons gloves
and fancy articles. She had about $50 tons of mer
ohandize altogether, 100 tons from Bremen, 300
tons from Havre, and so tons from Southampton
Many of the cases Of French silks are valued al
$4,000 to $1,000 per case, and the total value of the
cargo has been estimated at upMards Of 81 OOO 900
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PUBIic ScBooLs.-The attention Of parents guardians.
and the friends of public education generally directed
the public examination Of the schools Of the Second NUM-
cipality which viii lake place to-day aud tomorrow,
mencng Al halEpas O'Clock A. NJ. See advertisement
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CHOLERA ON THE SAVANNAH RIvER.-Some
cases Of disease pronounced by some be cholera,
have happened on the South Carolina side Of the
Savannah river, few miles below the city Of Sa-
pannah. -Four cases have proved fatal.
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Nor DONE YET-Henry A. Wise has written
note to the editor of the Norfolk Herald, saying
that he has not, as was reported OF him, written a
letter to Mr. Senator Foote or any one else, say
ing that ne had done with politics"
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SWORDS FOE THE soLDIEAs OF THE MEXICAN
WA Handsome and costly swords have been
provided BY the citizens Of Richland and Kershaw
districts is South Carolina 20 be presented to Major
1Iayo, AIsjor Modat, aad Capt Capty, Of thai
50, for their gallant services in lhe Mexican war
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FIRE AT PITrsBURe.-A large FIRE broke out in
Pitsburg Al an early hour on the morning Of the
9th inst. ia Willis Booth's board-Yard in Duquesne
street. and 100000 feet Of lumber were destroyed.
The fire then communicated to the Western Uni-
yeraAy, which was consumed Mr. Booth is in.
aured to the amount Of $500; the loss % the Uni
veEsiiy viii be partially covered by an insurance
Of $4,000 The total amount Of the loss is moi
a.earfained
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SANkDA-An enthusiastic meeting Of the British
Club 20 form a branch Of lie league, was held 1t
Montreal on che OH An s0'ate being intimated,
the magistrate directed The troops to be on the
aleFt but al passed off quietly.
A large meeting was held at Quebec on the same
day ia favor Of the Halifax Railroad
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IMPROVEMENTS OF THE AsE.-Amoug the many real
Improvements Of the pesentday perhaps there more
Truly useful than tie Manufacture Of India Rubber and
Guua Perohs Of which made umo, every article Of
Clothing, such Goats, Cloaks. Psntaoons Hats Boots
etc.. and also eds Pillows Cushions Life Pfssees Boats
In this climate well California all these are
found very necessary to comfort and convenience.
Large manufactures Of these articles established and are
doing extensive business All descriptions Of this kind Of
Eoodl bsiound Mesgs. Smith & Brothers., No. 50
Common street, who agents for the manufacturer
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depository at Baltimore S9l 20 in the Philadelphia
mint S62ill5
NEw YoRK LoAN.-The State Of New York has
just borrowed SO 100000, redesmable in 1866, at
an interest Of per cent, to extnguish her z per
cent stock, about maturing, and for other purposes
There were numerous bids for this loan it was
assigned tothe lowest bidders at premium ranging
from 75s TO 10 l7greaier part at the highest rate.
SUSPECTED TRAvELLERs.-The Abbeve Is.
O. Banner warns the public against couple Of
persons travelling throagh the district selling
linen table-eloths, etc. Their conduct in tampsr-
ing with negroes, is described as very improper
REVOLT AGAINST HUMBUG.-The Providence
Or. - Journal has become very angry at the con-
tnued praises Of the Purtans, and declares in an
swer to those praises, thalt would es soon assert
Of Pope Leo X, that he was the author Of the
Reformation, or of Archbishop Laud that he was
the founder Of Congregationalism, as of the Puri-
aps Of Massachusetts that they were the discover
ems, or even the most distant promoters Of religious
freedom"
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DEATH ~ All ARTIsr.-Raphael l. Peale, a
young srtst Of Philadelphia, died on the 4th inst
~ aeh regretted.
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The CHOLERA IN EURoPE.-The disease ap-
pears to be on the decline in England. At Merthyr
Tydvi Wales, it has proved severe, both in NUM-
bers and fatality. The French papers of the 10th
ult. report decline in the number of cases, in
Paris, but they do not speak with confidence as to
the permanent decline of the disease. Since it
first appeared up to the goth ut, ,O54 cases were
reported with 1861 deaths, but it is supposed
that the renorta are hK no means eomnleie.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.This evening Mr. Brydon. author
Of Olympus in New Orleans" The Children in the
Wood ETC.. puts up his for benefit The bill il an
genius supported BY the whole company desen is con.
selsd, the Olympic will not this evening 100 large for
the audienee
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DAILY CRESCENT.
7 I7iTd PAGE ~ CRY News, 80.

MONDAY NoRrma JULY 70. 1919
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PELIoAN LUEcH.-At this house, general rule you
sure Of sumptaous luaoh The advenhem Mt Of this
morning 5 Arrangements speaks eloquently for itself
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Ma NICHOLSON in CIEcINNATt- Com.
mereial Of the 9Th says We learn that the elo-
qgeni and distinguished Rev. VIM R. NIcHoLsoN,
OF Aew Orleans, les arrived IN The city, and will
preach ia Christ's Church, IN Fourth street, on
Sunday morning and evening. Mr. n. is the Rec
Yer elect Of ST. Johns Church, q new Episcopal
Church recently organized 10 this city and hes for
AZ supporters very many ofour prominent business
men. We understand The Melodeon has been Sc
cured, tempurarily, for the services Of the church,
and Is now being reitted in a chaste and beautiful
atyie u 6 expected that il will be in readiness
about The first Of August at which time The servi
ces OF tie new church viii commence and continue
regularly
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For CHAoRps.-rhs steamship Alabama, Capt J. J.
Wright leaves for Chagres positively morning at
10 O'Clock The mats for the Pacific viii 90 by her and
will close the Postoce morrow morning at halfpast
o'clock. The Alabama and well-tred ssaboat
with fine accommodations for passenger who delrs to
make their comfortably and speedily possible TO
t,a{u Inf ~,Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-09
CITY TRADE HEPORT.

THURSDAY, Feb. SPIN.
ASHES are 50 SIX . 50 90 for pots and 81 rs for
pearls. Corron consnuss dull, and In favor Of the
buyer. FLoUa, &e.-Fer Western four there Is . bet
The range l. S. s for New DREAM. ' and Is
~ 50 sou for common to straight brands Michigan
and State; small sale: Richmond city At 80 Is So u.s.
moderate request but buyers do freely holders
parcel Of good Ohio was offered 1t u 10, without
though uDcbspsed. We quote 500 5oxo. for new
Southern yellow 6ae 64ko for do white; sad 90 for
round ys'ow. rkoyisIoNs,Pork remains about the
IN fair requsst, with sales Of 100 barrels 1t go.
WHsKrY1s dull ct 24c. - tI
~ .r~.s5eI ~ l5 ~ THURSDAY, FebS Som
The Sarah Sands being due with later intsg ence,
and the time being hand for the arrival Of
other steamer st Boston, - usual caused some snguor
In the markets for produce generally. There how
ever little better tone In the hour market with sales
for the East and to the local trade ct steady prices
Wheat continued inactive, without change In prices.
Corn was not active but prices steady with fair
change in other srsin Provisions we're steady There
was more doing in pork, and the market closed with
some better feeling In prices Beef was steady There
was no change in lard Cotton was rather dull. with
moderate fales.
A.nEs Sales Of SO rs bbls pots we're reported at
BRlApsruFrs. -Flour-The sales In the aggregate
for the day amounted to about 600 barrels in
separate lots including lots this State and Western
So sex, and At s. GIN tho latter figure for straight
brands; 700 800 do. New Orleans separate lots at
20 OLA oVV IVO 90 O6OrB0tOWn were bOl0 at
So 37H . 30. Small sales OF pure Gsnesee were
made at IS S71S So and Of fancy at 50 rs. Wheat
No sales Of moment trapspirsd. Ohio held ST. 10.
Corn-Sales Of about 1900 bushels yellow made
at about 50o 500 do New Orleans inferior damaged
sold st Soc for distilling Southern white stood 1t
about $40. 500. Meat-Small sales reported OF
New Jersey, at 81 SIX . 294 Rye-Sales 600 to 500
bu,hels were made 1t Go. Rye Eoxr selling at
% Is q 26, and Oats at 40 Q 4Sc for canal -s
CArDLEs.-Sperm were selling ct $50, and patent
at 400.
CoAL.-We noticed sales Of 100 chaldrons Liverpool
At 50 26-4 months
CorroN-The ssles reached about 700 800 bales
The market continued dull.
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At $40 cash.
FsATHsFs.-Salss Of 200 lbs. prime live geese were
FRuir-We notice sales of 600 bushels new South.
ern pea nuts ct ST. and 1000 boxes bunch Malaga raj
aims ct 81 80, cash. and months.
FmH.-The market for all descriptions continues
firm with sses Of 500 quntss dry cod adost at 81 87
and 400 bbls. cheioe No and Massachusetts, mack
erel, to arrive, at 50, So and 81.
FsKIoHrs.-Rates remained in about staiu quo.
5000 bushels In bulk were engaged for Liverpool at Id
There plenty Offering ct 6Ho . 6Xc Cotton was
worth led. Some naval stores were engaged to LoR
don 1t 3d. Cd. There wss NO change to Hsvre.
LrArHER-Upper being scarce was in good demand.
LEAD continued firm At 81 SIX; SONG hold.r' de.
NAYAL Sroars-we report sslss Of 300 bills spirits
at $50 and $50 bbs. tar 1t about 81 S7. Both srti
OiLs-Linseed continues steady, with sales Of 5000
parcels crude sperm ct 81 TO- 500 bbs selected whale
at the East At 4oc and 5000 lbs PALM at private bar
RArrAxs-s Some 1000 bundles Of rattans changed
hands on terms not made public. We.
PaovIsloKs Of about 900 barrels were
sSi2 90 Sis OK for mess. and prim. It sis and
about 500 more at sl2 so $l2 rs Sales Of 400 bbis
barrel. Chicago meas in SINAI. iots we're At
els The range for beth country and city extended
from $ll 80 sis rs. Lard was quiet, and NO sales
dered, which afforded no criterion Of the Market
There was no change In cheese or butter
s Tny place so do So d sS Sou ,ss
and lot 81 Third street 25xe7 So 500; do do OF Pro.
spect street. BrookyD 20x76, $l,700; store and lot
zoo Front street. $40 7C0; house and lot 40 Courant
street 2lx7o, $l6O0 do do 24l Ceutre street. 2sx84
$500; do do 1f Frsnkin street IS 10o lot on 9th
street. near I'd avenue rs by half the block, 81 000
RICE 10 scarcely so firm 40 It and good samples
can be picked up ct SO 50 lax. Sales 100 casks.
STEEL "A sale Of 500 boxes Milan, half aud half
90, was made ct about 10. short price, months.
TALLow-Ws note sales ef $4,000 lbs. prime rem.
dered 1t $40 b.
wHnxEr-sman sales state Prison were made
24c. Drudge was worth about 23o.
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.
STOCK SALE


PHILADELPHIA. Feb. S-Eirst Bodrd-6O0 City 6s II. 90
7U DC o. nwn, lel 800 DO b int iva 200 do. 81
scrip s9t; s Pennsyysna Sc TX $3.50 wmn ,too IS s5wn
Sk sbs Mechanics Bank 26h do Pennsylvania Insurance
Go, 2u b0do Bank 3i; SSU0 Pennsylvania So Tx; op
Readirg o. 80 o. l6 2Uv Tennessee S. IA. 5th. H5; 2JO
d. rsnn, II, As Oh. leading sa,oad
BoordSt0O Sts 81. lOek 100 Lehish tsrss O. S. 50
Rssdii kailrtad s5 ~ nanuneturer AMOS
H; 100 Morris Canal W; S1tUW Pennsylvan SIS M 500
DO m lCoPesnsyvana S. 9O, 2v0O ChepeAAs& Delaware
6st5x.
BosToN. Feb I-Broksrs Board-lo shares Boston and
NsIe Railroad 1875 81 do, 1905 Auburn and Rochester Rail-
road 10 do SIX; 2Boston and Worcester Ralr ad lO6a
10 Fi,chburg Bailrosd 1895 ~ de- 1904 do new 1885,
Nor,hsrn hairosd. seh 50 Reading Railroad, s0 IL O d.
sst: Rsr s,S Tk so BcsOn and troviasoos IA.
onpsny b60 l3; 10 do, 1876; National Insurance Co.,
6k d. H; Boston AZ lowell Railroad 56 q. Boston
Worcester kAroad lOt 10 South Shoe RAILROAD 33
Lasonis kanuscturng Co. 5000 % Nanmksss steam Cotton
stock not taken by ssekhoder $i2 Unioi Bank 0
State Bank 6x Second Board Feb 6-u7 shares Reading
Rarosd ~ Northern Rrrosd ST. OldCelony Railroad
7s 100 East Bo,ton Company, IS 1916
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n RITZ N ID lNTE l. l. q r. OE.
Fort Of New York, February 8, $780,
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C1oare0.
hps-Norhum bsrand Griswod London 0riswod George
Waship siot SNOW, New Orleans W Eiwsll.
Bsrks- Selomon Piper Merthew. Cuba, Book, Alpha
Bennett, Mobile; Edward Kpudson ApalAchioolA Post
Brss Disdem lBr PARKER B. lfsst. IS Wnslw; franklin
AdamA fslhsr haAnsaA Buck Ehzabesh (Brl Prhe, 81
Johb NJ, MAITLAND Phelps Co; Desdemon Miller 81 Josns
SB vngh a. Talbot Mobile Eagle as,ard A%srs,n Ross.
Bel Del phina, 0i!s' !aokscnvs Mary ellen. Newell
foid; n Niohsrson, Niokerson, Boston
Ship Milan Manson, New OrsaA Is days. with mdse 10 the
mtsier
snip Ihrsoian lot bmoubl Roscra New Oreaus 30 dsya
with mde TO Wte,right Co. Spoke ID inst lat 80 Is Ion "a ID
pilot boAt Backitan bite hence Fancce sid eom
yaiy With ship hnsham for Glasgow. r. Cap, Foroa
bea,ir gSsW ~ mi es raw her again.
fhp arr Antse Had, New orleans Is days. with mdsa 10
N,sD Jan tf tie Double Headed shot Keys spots Mi
Jshpa frtm Havre for Orleans
IN dem chs rwood Charleston, days with mds 70 Dun.
SHIP ROssrt Fulton. Wade Baltimore days with mdss TO
trder = 49,"
BI bark Sir barry Smith, sst Liverpool 3 days with md,s
nld O3 tteernse paisrgr TO SANDS Jan u.s. Lao 80 81
Ion Oh co. Tasd The WI Oh 81 brig Nary fance Of
mated WAFER logged and aespooDtd.
BARI kofumba np.sr, New Orleans 10 days With mdte.
n, NJ GniR for Boston, dsJ out.
bek fLs'a hshietb nslGmoo d'ys, With honr - tho
b. hg Energy ttei,N rportsdb Hsrrsn, Lmercs Ie'nd
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PHI.ApELPHIA, Feb. Q, 1919.
Ree0verv of Stolen MoWsy, &c.

421. COO OF the stolen notes Of Chester County
Bank, has been obtained from Old Duke and To-
bacco Jack, convicted of the robbery of DR.. OAR
hDgton the President OF that institution There are
now but lew thousand dollars of the plunder that
has not been recovered. Hfnrf ..aa
Mayor Swift had narrow escape, yesterday at
terno0n-the ball from pistol which accidentally
exploded In the hands Of a lad, having whlzzed
past his ears while walking through Indspendence
Square. The ball passed through the hand OF the
boy, shatteTing II seriously.
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Political Intelii0encs

The Democratic State Convention Of Connecticut
will meet Ut Nswhaven, on 22d inst.
The Wesleyan Methodist Conference Of Wisconsin
have, by resolution declared in favor Of the national
reform party
Gen. John A. Quitman 10 spoken of % the democratic
candidate for Governor OF Mississippi.
The Governor Of Massachusetts, has appointed Mon
day the 6h Of March, tho day for the third trial to
State.
George w. Bouthall Is spoken Of ~ the whg osndi-
date for Congress from the Acoomsc district Of Vir-
ginjA.
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70 days in hal and IeS passengers, Bell soma n
szIstnssd v.ry hsavy :, ether -. l.r- st
90 Instant eak. barb Cherokee foe
sss.is ss s:s e. s
Brs io tof sliso cs.sss.s is d.ys with ,dss 70 sp.s
ford Tlesson Co. Sd In company with bhs Clara E. fog
Brig Mobile Buckley. Boston, days With mdss 70 Cr0aksr
cSSss "a 8: DSI,:s s.ys With
Sssi.S for New York jas a. lat Is 81 lon Is s. spsi. SsS
y e. sss ss w., :. s
ton Co. Feb lat IS A. Ion IS Is spoke Gsorss from
sava nah for snm's on Frying Pan Shoals vA
seir fsrss king Snow J.ems St. Domingo Jan 30 Mas
z Sn The TWO mates sad on: ::s
b.h Ger ssss reported 'i) came pas'sAsss IN ~
psis saI% Day: Nth 9s' n. Nc:
n d away the read OF u aipmrst and .,ove buwarka
seAr sibsr. Thomas Thorn. New Haven iOr oar0sins
sehr Sarah Ann Roe. eiIlstt. baltimore
Schr Slater mar, oshill Alexandria
echr sta,etmsn Cabin, Alexandria.
ec.r Belle, Derrickson ChineoteaSro.
eehr yourih Of July, Nelson. Chine ,tsaEus.
sehr Ildad jarvis Port at. P p Del NJ. y.
So oh sarah and E'aSeta Pisrpons Daasn' Of
s sss S NJ, 5s y pS. q s .t.n
sobr Eastern Light Smith. Bcstsn
sioop IianlaD. Miner. New London.
siooo Cspitcl brewster, Providence:
sioop Hamilton, Kinney, New London
Ship sSuthsrnsr Sullivan IRON New orisans a daya w
A br bark with passengers sailed.
Paeist .hp Independence Liverpool Br bark Heather Bal
Ireland and others
At Riier's Island, one brig.
F.sTAar s-Whd. as s.nrisa ssw; nsdAan. sw SUB
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On wednesday, It'll after lingering Illness GsoRos
DxRIcK, Jr sged II years and months
The relstivee and Friends and also the members OF
Fulton Lodge, No 90 ]. q. O. F., and the members Of
the Clayton Guards respectfully invited to attend
his funeral this afternoon, st O'Clock from his late
residence 1877 Elm st.
At Cincinnati, Ohio Feb. =, 1s4o, oscAn, SON Of
Henry and Elisabeth Rockwell, eyed years and
day.
ApoLpHE wILLIniS, deced6 No. 20 rue Thomas
enterre sujourdhui 10 fevrier heure Get apr6s
midi.
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From THE WEST INDIEs.-Tne following para
gr, phs are from the Bermuda Royal Gazette, of

Jan. o.
TRINIDAD, P, In the new table Of duties to 20
into operation the LIST OF January gather
the following: Flour, 1876 lbs 5s meal Isl corn, per
s~.h.i AKA meet s.tea or cured per 100 lbs Is I'D ;
peas sbrshe 2Id nsh dried salted per 100 los
lei do. picklsd per leo lbs, 2s Cd rce per 100 lbs
=" Upon produce exported, an I'D valorem duty Of
f3 Jos. Tonnage duty-vessels Of 90 tons and up.
wards for every ton, L. Cd do do Is tons and less
than 80, u. 3D.; do do. under rs tons Sd
MoNrsERRAr.-Ths inhabitants Of this Island have
petitoned her Msjssty tho subject of the present
Distress and praying some relief In this petition 1t Is
stated "A property in this Island, without any lien
Or incumbranoe whatever has lately been levied on
currency, which 10 not quite half crswn. 1t was for
nerly coffee, cotton, and stock estate, with family
houie It, and consisted Of about 300 acres of the
best pasture In the slsnd and the mountains abound
Ing In valuable timber sdspted for ship building and
other purposAe ="
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-09
Married.,

On Monday evening, Janusry 20 h, 1Sio by the
Rev. Mr. Remington, Mr. GEo. II. LAueHLIr, to
Mrs ELLEN MILLER, both Of this city.
On the oath January, ty Rev Henry Chase Mr.
PHILIP WEsr, of Delaware to Mrs EsrHER C. WHAR-
TON, Of Maryland.
At Norfolk, Va, on the 4th inst Pd Mid. Mar.
fnALL J Smith U 8. N TO Miss May TAYLoa, daugh-
ter OF the late Arthur Taylor, Jr.. Esq
On Wednesday evening, Feb 18th, BY the Rev Mr..
Balch Mr. BrALsy OAxLEv, Jr, Of Jersey City to Miss
New York.