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CARRIAGE MANUFAcroRy

VIE Patronage that has been extended To rs So very libs
n rally the last seven years. while Com szoeS w
mon street has induced us the last summer
to erect large building expressly for mann Ef.sz
figuring and repairing CARRIAGES Ns "
we have now one OF the largest Shops the Southern
and the best oil materials to oud any style of Carriage to
9de ana guaranty them two if used in the country
We also better prepared ever before for REPaIR
ING GARR,AGEs and can restore them almost
ont and useless We viii pay freight on Carriages sent ms
repa We w also keep on hand assortment Of NEW
low Old Carriages taken in trade for New We in.
vte the attention OF those wanting NEW CARRIAGES
their old repaired call our Mandatory and
Repository and Judge for themselves. at the Corner of
GRdIlE an. CAR OND ELET Streets. next door to
the Oice of tn. Commercial Water Works of the St
Charles Hotel. Nbv Orleans
my5 I'm d&W MATTHEWS 4 DENMAN
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PHILADELPHIA, June Is, 1s46-I feel free to r,,rr,.
DR.. DavIss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar from nv s
ence of its beneficial effects in my own case Ih,wE
for some time past subject to attacks of splitting Of MT
tended with weakness of the breast and an uneasy yu
at the stomach, accompanied with dyspeptic yn1ss
Last spring. having an attack of it. was recomne,5S
an acquaintance who had been cured by Dr. Days, ~
to try it. din SO, and relieved by it in s h,.
bottle. Its apparent good effects were immediate
JOHN T. DRAM, Ladies' Shoemaker 70 RAGS
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
i'HE subscribers have com pete,i their arrap,e ~
%snts for more extended business than that
pEGG asn Il 5hs IN ESu; aN6 or esf 2
AA tSuEdIcAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFuMERY,
"a s gasds 81 as intend it shall every article needfu
aot be excee excellence of qualify OF
sRy PaTE i f MEb s Nfs aaE,r
orders can be addressed with confidence and certainty
o. hating them properly and faithfully attended to- pre-
HonsIy experienced In this place.
e The usual credits and facilities of trade extended tn
To- To the following among other articles embraced il,
ny extensive stock would especially
g. &c. Hs ssSbs; l 49, ssiaz Mixture;
~ ~. n1alaPP; 500. Gum A Arabic;
ao.' Sup. Cub. Soda; 800 Extract Licorice
0eSo4. Sup. aunins; ''" 20 o. iodine;
o. - .,o,,, Morphine; 20 E. Iodide Mercury,
400 :: iode POTASH; 81 g.: Sv{ s2sanins
ISS ID Ca!on,el, English; 80 ii iBlRs'' Mass;
IS S " Rod ,sc; american l9o Corrosive subimatss
iV' " "ea 'ef PpATENT MEp HSR "a Caustic;
,herrsn's freparatons; Iodine Linment;
FF sbnasiees. Evsns's Csmomile Pills,
Gomsstock' :. Wights Indian Pills
5wsyne, Syrup Wild Cherry namgon Ag1e b P,s do
:. yennifuge; Cohsn,s RIM f Em I,Sss oO
% S2,rsapa "a; &ra Pills Bulls Ext sarsapara
oIsn,an's RI, :" nocherry Peiet,er ssyrup
Ganerrhaa Mixture ToWn.eDd,, :.
EEa ahS Vermuge; Dead Shot;
Nsers " Swairn's Vermifuge;
Asary Genuine Maaesa PPe ears fri &sherman'do'
Beck with's Pills; Brandeth's Pills:
Morrison Pills; PARIS PlIs;
Alpha an lOlnega Pills, Sappington's pjll..
3aumed, Ninon Thorn Estract Go,n.;h,,
.sltzer PERMIT Murray Fluid Magnesis.
Us i a hsi etc Sarssparla and Wild Cherry
n IL I'VE lhmment; Bitten:
KENNEDY Il FITZPATRICK
n, SUCCESSOR TO ANDREW OLIVER & Co
MI Bap viii. nd
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FAMILY GROCERIES.
kJJTTER- ~ Kegs choice Goshen Butter
II I 40 do prime Western do.
HAMS 4 tieroes Shay's Extra sugar cured Hams;
casks PLAIN do.
CRACKERS Sc bbls. Boston & Soda Crackers, fresh;
r, 10 do Butter and Water do do
rIouR -4o bbs fresh st. Louis and Illinois Flour.
half do Colgate's Pearl Starch
CHEESE IS boxes English Dairy Cheese
~ co., < III do. Pineapple do.
RhiSiNs-l50 whole, half and quarter boxes
S0AP-50 boxes No. Extra Family Soap
iEA-lo0 packages fine Green and Black Teas
For sale low and delivered free Of charge in auy mart of
the city, by Gapl3] CiiAS. STOUGHTON 81 Camp St
CoLEMAN's IMPROVED PATENT PORTABLE
IND ,-L4TORY MILLS
nj ANuFAC[URED by w. P. COLEMAN (iirod street
NI one door below Baronne New Orleans These Mil,
are IN snecesu operation in the following States VIZ
ONO New York, Pennsyvaui, Virginia Kentucky Jndi-
ana ILLINOIS, Michigan, Wisconsin. Iowa Missouri Ar
ssanas tennessee Alabama. Mississippi Louisiana Texa,
eco ana on account of their p0rtabiitu are the very
hlng Tor California number of them have been pur-
chased recently for those " Diggns" r
S Warranted perform to the satisfaction of the mr.
chaSef' OF money Refunded. lmbi4] W. p. c.
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FURNITURE PACKED AND MOVED.
IN MCCUTCHEnN, 100 ST. CHARLES Street. Two
~ Doors above Poydras street will attend PACKING
and MOVING. or SHIPPING FURNITURE, for persons
changing their residences leaving the city ders sent
to him will be attended with particular care and
with dispatch
Hotels. Boarding. houses Steamboats, and Ships supplied
with Fuinure Mattresses Bars, ETC., reasonable
terms. ID Nee. 100 ST Charles street
IL New and Secondhand FuIntnIe Bought, Sold
Repaired. Vanished and Polished. myl7 I'm
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SUMMER WATERINC PLACE.

THE EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE is now open
for the reception of vsters Since the last f.
the Establishment has undergone thorough renovation, @
and has been considerably enlarged. The accOmmoda. &A
IONS Tor FAMILIES single cannot be upassed.
IT equaed by any establishment in the South. Situated
immediately the Gulf the great Northern Mail
Ro1te between New teans and Mobile it be reached
from either direction by the boats plying between those places
ana daily communication be kept with all parts of the
country; Il is about ninety miles from New Orleans and
sixty miles from Mobile and glance at the map will show
the superiority OF It's location all other Joints the
coast, Tor pure air aud bathing. OYSTERS and FISH
are had IN abundance and prepared in the recherche
style. Riding, Fishing, Sailing, Rowing. Billiards Ten
pms and such other usual places OF
pubIc esaT are provided at oula and weseected
BAND OF MUSIC will be in constant attendance
The BAR will be furnished with choice LIQUORS, and
kept in the best style.
There two Physicians well skilled in their profession
and the diseases Of the climate locaed at Pascag0ula and
one OF them TOR the present will have his abode
the Hotel and VIII give his unremed attention to nvad,
or such as may desire his services The other Physician has
hi. abode in the immediate vicinity of the Hotel.
~ There is excellent PRIVATE SCHOOL. pre-
dsd over by competent teacher. the vicinity of the
fioeI TO which families disposed send their children
Persons wishing accommodations, will address the
Undersigned. at East Pascagoua.
Jel4 3m M ]. MeRAE. Proprietor
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NEWARK AND ROSENDALE LIME AND
CEMENT COMPANY. Newark, M.

HAYMAN & HOLDEN sole Agents for The sss If
pa g yTEp ID HYDRATLIG CEMENT CALCfNED
orieans and vicinity. JOHN H. STEPHENS. Pres't
49, A. LEMAssENA Sec'y.
Newark, n. j., February I849
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I en. u. A roURNlQUET-Ofic on st. .Hdry street.
y between Camp and Magazine streets opTosi,e The
Msgazne street Market, AT Ii. G0idmaans Drag Store
AAfAfETTk mh20 3m
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bR; WALLACE, No. "a Arcade Passage.(ups .,rs.1
anJ view New Orleans OFFIcE HouRs-From A. % u,
ORDERS left at the Drug Store of H. Bonnabel will be
e.oEueHi ~ la26 lYdN w
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HOTELS, &c.
Y ST. LOUIS HOTEL.

BAY ST. LOUIS HOTEL.
'HlS Establishment having been repaired and newly fur
Il nished will be opened the 10th of May, for the a.
reception Of Vsters and Families wishing spend the E
Summer at pleasant Watering Place The under I;A
signed have purchased this property or permanent resi-
dence, and will keep the house Summer and Winter
The best Cooks Stew and Servants and no
expense will be spared stay of visiters
pleasant and agreeable. tmy2 6m] c. LEWIS & Co
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE RRR...

PHILADELPHIA, June q 1851 can highly rss ~sL
Dr. Davss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar from n,
ledge OF It's virtues MY wife had been affected ia,s
medicine in short time entirely relieved her Tbsa
would after time, ecur, and on al occasions he sb
speedy as in the first place Iii now near six nou
mend it most valuable medicine Its Strengthens, ~
has been very great in addition to relieving the bm
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DENTAL. NOTICE
INCONSISTENCIES.

MI h. MEf Err No. 100 CAMP street, Watch.
~. maker and dealer in JEWELRY, GOLD hSA
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. E~A
ALI Jewey ARTICLES repaired moderate prices mSka
WATCHES, JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.
HE subscribers have lust received an additional ~
supply of very superior Gold and Silver Watches kSaa
with Hunting Gases of NJ. L Tobias Roskell and "a
other superior makers ALSO Fine London Dupienss1S@
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals Ladies Bracelets
Necklaces Breast Pins Gold Pencil Gases. Finger Rings
&c. Also, great variety of FANCY GOODS, selected by
one of the firm in the European markets consisting of Work
Boxes Dressing Cases fine FAM, Recules and other fancy
articles Also, fine Scissors and Needles Table Knives and
Forks, Casters, Candestoks. Double and Single Barrel
Guns Pistols Revo vers Bowie Knives, Military Goods &c..
&c, for sale at moderate prices, by
je2l HYDE GOODRICH. Is Chartres st.
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TT Merchants, from different sections Of The a,,,
give the most fsterng accounts of the universal pcf,
and efficacy of DIR. Davis's Syrup, under their notu
number OF them, witnessing its virtues have praa n
1t on condition that il 1t did not give satisfaction the s
should he returned and OF them has bad am spp
ton to return the money This speaks volumes lirua
the medicine. We append few extracts from udsa \
samples Of those we in frequent receipt Of uv u
verbal accounts we frequently hear.
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GOLD ROCKERS FOR LIFORNIA.
A NJ person wishing to purchase GOLD ROCKERS,
= such as recommended in this paper apply at No rs
fCHoUPITOULAS street, at No. 90 CARoNDELET. fy@
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w M. - NJ q K q N.
PRACTIOAL MAKER,
9! , G4NAL STREET. laird Deer from Camp street,
NHE subscriber has just received additional supply OF
l. WATCHES, JkVELRY and FANCY ~
GOODS, consisting Of very supe- isxn.
- Hunting Case,. OF NJ. /. Tobias. ssAzAA
k9ske and other superior makers aso. fine Lonon Duplex
Watches rich Jewery of the latest styles comprising fine
Colo Watch Chains, Keys and Seals Ladies Bracelets,
Necklaces Breast Pins Gold Pencils Gases, Finger Rings
etc Also great variety of FANCY GOODS selected by
himself IN the Northern markets. from the latest European
mporeOns consisting OF Work Boxes Dressing Cases fine
Fans Retlcnles Scissors fine assortment of SILVER
" AXE pure com and other fancy articles.
All the above articles viii be sold al the most moderate
fHfss- iaI6 i'm
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SMITH & ROTHER,
80 20 III Mo STD

So COMMON STREET.
HAVE received large additions their stock of INDIA
RUBBER GOODS These Goods Of the best
manufacture, and warranted stand all extremes of
weather. 5. & B. would call the particular attention OF
Calonlans to their Bottles Canteens and Water Buckets
manufac ured with special reference to the many dry
PLACES and arid deserts between the Rio Grande and the
od DggRs AT Beds Shch weigh Only II pounds
PA pa. RUhBER CLOTHING of all kinds; Wading
&C. &C.. Also-TENTs. TENT-CLOTHs, Saddles Brides
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LUZENBERG HOSPITAL.
situated on the Pontchartraiu Railroad
Sapcve Hospital for the lss fourteen years under the
r. itl ana attentive management of the late Dr. -.
RIi1 ,nZenDerg Is now open under the care of Dr. I;!
s''O bfS, Tor the reception of patients L:a
. Terms of .7diaissson-
In me UpneT Wards-One Dollar per day
In Private Wards-trom Two to Three Dollar, per dav
SfJprgica capital operations will be charged as extra
WHnn the large enclosure is an INSANE HO PITsI.
uevo.ed only to the of those afflicted with n.antv
- A separate and distinct building for Small Pox and
other contagious diseases " ~
III or further particulars. apply to Dr. w. IRVINE At the
hospital orto DIR J. RHODES, q ROyaIst lie ia I'm
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-u,,,r . INV EG IA ESIhBLlS6NENT.
I'VE Undeislgnelis constantly manufacturing and ha,
1 'or sale a very IperiOr article OF n EGAR 80
WHICH he Will guarantee to improve by age, and !k0A
viii deliver it, tree of charges, any part of fEkaSSE
Inc city or Lafayette, al the following reduced SSEAsH
prices, to SUIT ;se times Butts so galons % So Barrels
30 gallops 81 Barrels 10 gallons cents gallon libe
"a discount mude 10 wholesale customers.
~ A line lropped in the PoxtOtce will be nunctaaIiy
attended to. [ap2 til JOHN H. WEIR
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SHOWER-BATES
A NEW and Improved SHOWER-BATH at the low
price of 14-combining Shoper- Bath and Bathing.
I:b-may be found at No l52 Camp street also Patent
FAN-CHAIRS, OF various patterns. For sale by
MRS. l.. PAPE. l52 Camp street,
Opposite Lafayette Square.
,,3 fiANOS TUNED AN LID a I'D III h-a Good
WORKMAN NH
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CHARLES sToUGHToN,
Fam1iy Grocer 80. 10. 81 CAMP Street
u EEPS constantly hand = complete assortment of
IA Choice FAMILY GROCERIES. ts~ Goods del y
cred free oil charge. apl6
FURNACES. FURNACES.
LUX SALE a Superior Assortment of EARTHEN
a FURNACES IN packages of any number, wholesale
and retail. al 70 Tchoupoulas ST.
ap8 M. II. DEVEREUX
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JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL,
E. j. G o NJ f. l., Professor of.
SPANISH LANGUAGE

No. Is Exchange .4Ley, the st. Louis Exchange
DRIVATE LESSONS given during the Day or Night.
L TRANsLATIoNs from English. French, Portuguese or
Italian, into Spanish French Spanish Italian Portu-
guese into Eenglsh done AT shortest notice. tyl6 I'm
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FOR @ ALIFORNIA.
SMITH q BROTHER. So Common st.
HAVE FOR SALE--SADDLES suitable Tor those %.
l. ing to California cheap and good C-E
sI BR,il,iLEs Bits, stiHups, Saddle Bags and rzA
INDIA RUBBER GOODS every kind and <
description among them be found Caps Coats Capea
Legglngs, Waterproof Blankets. Air Pillows Air Beds
Tarpauhns, Tents, Clothing BAYS, ETC.,
AT the sign OF the GOLDEN SADDLE. SO Common
EvT
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Q e RI SKIM E r,
BRICKLAYER, No. 10 ROYAL STREET,
VTNDERTAkES al kinds of FIREWORK, such the
- Setting Of Cooking Ranges. Ovens, Steam IA.
Boilers, etc All work done by the subscriber will Cry
De GUARANTEED. and specimens of his work may be NQ
any time. ~
with Dispatch a19 lv
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NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE
And Life and Trust Company.
CAPITAL S300.000-all paid in. Surplus 100000
~ LiS. MAKER. Secy...L4S. Il. PORTER. Bres
The operations of this Company for II years. been
confined alone and exclusively to Underwriting.
River, Sea and Fire Risks taken the rates. and
losses promptly adu.ted w B. PARTEE. Agent,
mh26 ly Office, No. 20 Camp street, New Orleans.
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lFrom Doctors Panghan and Rush, both praeieasthh
etans, as 1csH as Druggistsl
MIsHAwAKA. Ind. June l, ls47.-Dr Davist WldCku
and Tar goes off like hot cakes We think that yoatn
to give us wholesale agency for that medicine Wsms
pose Of almost any amount in Northern Indiana
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CrOCkery, China and glassware

n -
r a. fELL q CO.-84 Common ST.. New Or cans
-, Importers ana Dealers, Wholesale and Retail
XA Lamps, Plated and Britannia Casters. Can. Sd
Td estlcks. Table Cutlery Japanned Waters, etc WV
- Goods will be offered at low prices, and when ~
or the Country packed in the afes, nj ~ bs5 -
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OMOEPATHIST
I'D GLASS. Gate of Hopkinsyizke Kertneky No
-. ~ bARoSSE STREET, between Union and Perddo
MI
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I FFOM Ut. ". 3. JHdCklntO5hJ
WkLLsvILLE. Ohio, Jan s9, 1847.-The article oiEa
Cherry and Tar find to be a valuable medicine sal M
considerably in my practice have sold and used psaJ
that you have forwarded and would be pleased aim
you send anothar supply early the means Of nsns
tiOu will be omen -
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

EDeARrows April lArr schr Invoice Glover Philadcl
ish for do and I'd next day lS,h sehT Mansfield
Boston; and all sid next day
jones' Tsio scht. Mon@q"S Wosdm mann,
Gibbs Do; Samuel Payntsr N.a Washington NJ t!v'a b.
Cleared1ship Lucas, 0uterbrdge NOrleans sarks War
Johns Nh; tfgs Chasngo, CLARK, 81 Thomas and Porto
Rico Transit INST. Clark West Indies COnSOrt IIelmes Ncg
Candy wilmington Nc John Steele Teail Richmond Dig
nifty Deans, Alexandria Antares Candy NYork; Samuel
Nash Thompson, BOSTON, Elm Taylor do Telegraph, south
WORTH Newport. ,,,...r
LETTER BAGS Of Br steamer Unicorn, for Rio Janeiro
Valparaiso, California, nc, will close st Kenyons, 81 Wall
Steamer Cherokee for Savannah will sail on Wednesday
10Th. Letter bags as above.
u @ g. the br
200 tons mas gone feet above the deck bowspt stamdng
badly burnt had narrow white streak billet head, and
was apparently Eastern built The matches Mere o and she
very long in that condition. 10TH of Cape Cod carried
away cross jack yards.
eghorn in North River yesterday afternoon and carried
the Ren. b boom raised che bossprt parted bob
and her main and fore rigging somewhat damaged
BRre CAxoy. Boston from Cardcnas the 18th, in
gale started deck load, but did not lose much Of it,
BRIc Mt vrRuoN o. New Orleans. before reported seized
Cabeo for smuggling is said 70 have been
from the government but the Consul claimed S2 900
for damages and expenses
Scum EUGENE Providence 18th from Lubec was on the
NV quall and lost about % tons of plaster of her deck
Scum ST. MARY Chasteau, from New Orleans (Mirch 10Y
bound San Francisco Baltimore In dis,
On the 2tth TO the Eastward Of Bermuda, caught In
heavy ss which blew for I'VE DAYS great part Of Che tine
j6 boom and 'gnarGsa yard and had her sails pt an! bull
board all her water and PROVISIONS aud part OF the cargo 10
Keep her from toundernG which she was IA the act OF doin;
the sea in The meantime pitching in her all sides.
Scum EmiLy. at Charleston. 18th rcrortson Saturday
DY ~ the ter IN sale VI wild frn tbe Ne partc5 Chain
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NAvAL SroREs.-We notice sales of 500 bbls. common
rosn at private bargain and 100 do spirits tupentne
at 35c., months
In inseed, the sales 10 casks English 600
gallons each) at Soc SIC and 1000 do. do and Ame
rican at 5sc for English and soc 6Oc. in and
barrels for American.
PRovIsIoss-Sales of about $50 bbls pork made.
including mess at SO 81 "a, and prime at So A IS
So Beef.-Sales Of about $50 bbls made includ-
ing country at 81 25 ST. rs and city do at S12
So Small lots Chicago (extra) sold at S13 121a
Picked meats were steady with sales Of 40 tierces
plain hams and shoulders at sc. 4c. respectively.
Sales of 10000 lbs dry sailed shoulders made at
3ssc SO hhds dry sailed hams at 47sc. Lard hea-
Wy with sales of $50 bbs and tierces in lots ut &c
&c. good to prime, and 100 bbs white grease lard
sold at 5Sc Butter was down, having fallen within a
few days materially in pricees. Sales Of Ohio
ported at &c. &c. and this State at &C. l3c. These
was in fair demend for export at prices ranging accord
ing to quality, at sc. a &c.
RcE.-Transactons comprise $50 casks, at SO n
SO 12a and some lots Of strictly choice Carolina at
SO so.
WHIsKEY.-Sales Of $50 bbls Ohio made at Gle.
and GO do New Jersey at 20Ac and sales drudge were
M "a time
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Died.

On the 2st instant after short and Illness
BUEL s., Of Samuel and Janette BUSHNELL in the
fourth year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family and also the
members of Empire Lodge No "a l. o O. f. respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this Sunday after
at o'clock from the residence of his father No
40 Madison street.
At Williamsburg, Saturday, 21tt inst. ELIZABETH
CARTER only daughter Of Elizabeth c. Leury aged IL
years
The friends and acquantances of the family
specially invited to attend her funeral Sunday at
4 o'clock 7. NJ, from JIG North-Fourth street.
Newburgh papers please copy
OF malignant typhoid fever, TERRENCE, the beloved
brother of Alexander and Patrick Mcdonnell of the
Parish Of ycorbett, Balybay, Co. Monaghan, Ireland
aged 80 years.
His friends and acquaintance as also those of his
brothers and brotherin-aw Mr.. Peter Boylan,
spectfuly invited to attend his funeral 300 Avenue
A, on Monday April %, ut O'Clock precisely without
further notice.
At Setauket L. l., on Monday the 10th inst of para
lysis Mrs ABIGAIL GREENE wife of the Rev Zachariah
Greene, aged SO years, months and 10 days.
In Brooklyn on Saturday morning, LEWIS, only
of Charles L. Barnes aged two years and six months
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Passengers Arrived.

SivANEAU-Steamshp Cherokec-Mrs Stewart Mrs Nor
~ Bliss Rhinola der Miss Warren, Jas Bates Lispcnard
stewart, Francis Price Hamilton, Merit NJ Pond.
r. Mons Ieae Mrs Breed Hrs Warren Miss Mar1uand Mrs
wilkins, Madam lone Hiss Champion. Messrs and CAM
field, Cone, VIM II Rhodes II 7 Mar1uand + l. Dana.
VIM powd Bruno, u wilkins, JAS Reed W II Warren,
htocragc. $500 N
OF New York, and servant ~ " ' "
LIyrRrooLmship Burlington-Dr PsmsolI RN; N
heanncar, OF WiscOnsin-207 in steerage.
LVERPooI-Shp Wisconsin--Mossrs Hamilton. Allen, z
irnnhes bakely Gaunt and LloydSg3 in the steeragc.
kio JANtfRO-Bark Smyrna-Capt o King and family,
OF bark Quincy, condemned at Rio.
srJoHs's, NB-Brig BansL,e-J C Kennedy. A Rlaeks-
Ice, 4 Barnes 'N'' - --'
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE,
STOCK SALES.

BosroS. Arl 2O-Brokers' Board-4 shares Fall River
Railroad So do Boston and Worcester Railroad 05z 10
do do 1854 20do Old Colony Railroad b0 ~ 80 do. Read
ing Railroad 1914; do Western Railroad 1885; 10 do Long
Island Railroad l1ai 100 do do bS - so do boo 2s
10 do Eastern Railroad bl5 90 do Boston and Maine Rail-
road 1886 10 do do. June l0 do do. Vermont Central
Railroad 65 do Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad
5s' q East Boston Co., hso l4 50 do do a. p do do
Second Bodrd-26 shares Vermont Central Railroad So 10
do old Colony Railroad 800 762 do. Western Railroad
1885; 10 do. Boston and Worcester Railroad, 1888.
BALTIMORE. April 20 Stock Board-SI ITO Maryland
deferred Gs. 95; 800 Baltimore 6 80 DIS. 100; 81 100
do do l00 5000 do. do CO. 9 shares Merchants Bank