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SINGULAR DISCOVERY OF A TREASURE.
o. the grand route Of pouiIe, 10 the king
dom Of Naples, there was statue of maj Lle
bearing this inscription IN the Neapulitan
dialect: The first day of May, al The rising
Of the sun, | shall have golden head" The
sia'ue had already stood there two hundred
years, and no one had yet discovered the
meaning Of this mysterious inscription. A
stranger IA S,racen, says Castelar, 10 his
memoifsl passing through the country, read
the inscription and thought ho had OWNED
It's sense. but did not communicate 10 any one
his suspicious. The frs, Of May having al.
ready passed, he departed, bu, the succeed.
ing year he arrived IN the country on the las,
day Of April The nexl morning he rcsorted
TO the spo, before sunrise. and having 70
marked the spot on which fell the shadow Of
the head Of The statue, at the precise momen,
when the sun arose above the horizon, he
dug up the earth there, and found immense
! treasures.
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ATTACHMFN1S for sale here.
TERMS.

TWO DOLLARS No, ,na,, = ,s,,ncc: Two
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS u paIms,s
be delayed three months: and THREE po''
LARS II not paid until the close Of the ye'''
di2Adverisemonss inserted at One Dollar r.
square, tle lines or less tbissizcd type 'M ~
first insertion. and 25 cents for each conl'p \,
ancc. Cour, advertisements and Sheriff 3 aa.s,
charged rs per cent. higher; aud dsdafus,
Of 335 per cent will be made from The rfes"
prices, for advertisers by tho year. Adse''rs
nicnis inserted monthly or quarterly VI
square for each time. Semimcnihly % e'p'
per square for each time.
ET'Poslmasers arc authorized 10 act as ngehN
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p0aNMy.
FrOn ne Norfolk Herald.
AMERICA.

UNITED We STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL
q. and Of the wsst-swsei Freedoms home
The Aims house - the world.
May unborn nations live to view,
Thy elszon'd stars unfurled
Now. peace and comfor, spread their wings,
And DER thy vast domain.
Conisn, and ease, twin sisters, dwell,
And worship at thy Fame.
Fer thee hath rlory's wreath been woYs,
And honor's peerless gem.
All polished brigh, BY cunning hands,
To deck Thy diadem;
Thy 'scuicheon bears no damnlng STAN
Nor on thy front Sublime.
Can blur or impress there Go irAe'd,
- As monuments Of crime.
Thy sons are brave-thy daughters Fair
Thy institutions free
And Ceres spreads, benigRly spreads,
Her gifts from sea to sea!
A beacon art thou 10 the wise
A refuge for the Oppressed
And natures choral voice proelaims,
Thou art supremacy blest
Tho now Gisnnioa's wall is heard,
CareerinE ihrosgh the air.
| fain would ask il there be one,
Whose craven arm would dare
To strike out from thy galaxy,
Those symbols vslor won,
Or rive IN twain the holy ground.
Where sleeps Washington
Bisuaion thy hateful sound,
I cannot brook TO hear;
Tao oesn,ys lips may breathe thee round,
And lisp thee on my ear
Siil would l feel my heart within,
With disgust strongly stirr'd,
For utterance can meier express,
How detest tie word.
My country dear, could prayers avail,
Id have thee groat and grand;
I'd humbly crave Of him who gave,
To let thy fabric stand,
Still eubi,s to thy height Id add
Sill proffsr TO thy lip
FAme's generous beaker sparkling high,
Alone for thee to sip.
Id have thee as thy mountains are.
Whese submits pierce the skies
Or as thy thund'ring caiaraets,
To greet aemiring eyes.
Thy constitution, framed by those
Whose shades have passed away,
Win reverence, oh lei me shout.
Esio FerPetua
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DIR. kUEiE.-S
-Abyssinia Mixture ,

faf tatA''hs, lnhaofzt. Co,tivcrcss. Piles, Gfa
vel, ''choftla. eieci. Floor Albus. OF tie
Wines, Weakness, DISTINCTIONS, sc.
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Gstp llnL. NC. Ava I.lsi-.

CaLD iiitia NC, Aua .lsas.
DR.. KOHL Dear Sir:
foa will please f.rward to Ne as som ss c5nt
veaieai fresh supple ofihe gesiofer az tb, Hood
and The Atyssibia Mixture, we have sid ont fsf
some tine The ke.tufot aud the D.,y-aiiv,
Powder. have penyed 60 be very ,HirAcioaa fni
i1llnesa Of tie chosi. tbeuinatism. Ssre Legs h.
hamma'iuns At he Eyes, Debility aud other al
NC dissases. We waftsnrd the Aby sstnla M
tor. to every patient. AND 80 ons has ssl,d Ia e.,
TIC NC sy returned. tat 40 shc contrary. svty
one has praised us gfcs, .aBat We p.l4srs
We remain your. respectfully,
4 A IA ttnNTsy ~ 1sf-f
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A. y D. ". iiuNFYCUTT.


CoscosD, \. G. July y, 1913.
DR.. kuhl--Dcar sirs
We have soid sat aiiof your Abyssitia Mntm-
u has gwen entire saiisfseten 10 all those b.
have osed " We have warrsn'cd the Abysrlan
Mature IN all ,Hsos on DOR awn actonnt; sps F.,
eau say, u has u'Yer tailed. We have dali, e4fr
iot gsa'e Of the Abi ssinia Mixture, end yo,l a d.
please Send Us az as possible such a sup b
Watch all answer the gnat demand.
Very respectfully souts.
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road" otherwise 10 viii probably be constructed
by the Company which has been orgsniz I'd FOR that
purpose, and when built must Of course direct
large bu.iness from the oil line.
The Receipts at the Sab Treasury 70 Ily were
s7s,'75; Pa ments, s5,O9l, Balance in the Treas
urv. si6a7 023
Tis' Deyorshire, for London. took Zoe coo Mexi.
can Dollars. and the Cambria small amount Of
silver Tie whole exports of Specie since st Jan.
IRE si,ll3t-'.
TIE .ly Co0as RNriT speaks Of the Domes.
tic Market ps having been geocrsly depressed
dura- tie wees past In the Foreign market
there has boon somc improvement in British sta
pie roo.s. blt si-ht concession in fancics In
French ard Continental Goods bu, = small bust.
ness has been done There avery heavy stock
OF plain cotton iabrics On hand, 10000 pcs and if
Cotton continues 10 advance, and the Reporter
thinks hat strictly far Cotton will ultimately touch
al if, and by July there viii be a very desirable
stcca. These plain fabrics. however. are not suit
able to our market. and are cuch rs have usually
been sent 10 Mexico, the trade 81 which country
las been nearly lost to Us since the annexation OF
Texas. The amount Of Dry Goods entered for
consumption this week has been SG9l.Ill; En-
tered FOR Warehouse s9fsll, Withdrawn from
Warehouse. si4asi.
John lIollcster has been elected President Of the
Hone stcr Bank, Buffalo. in lieu Of Henry Wager,
WHO resigned and James Hollester has been
elected Vice President
Tie question OF low fares has been tried during
the past year on the lines between this City and
Philadelphia with very favorable rcsult. Tho
decrease was about - per cent On the Camden
anil Amboy route the through fare remained IN
changed The increase on this route ior the year
viii he about 900. On the Trenton and Bruins
WIKI route the receipts are about the same as be-
fore.
The Boston money market is still easy, quotations
on paper ranging from n Q per cent Lenders are
seeking paper ut these quotations.
The receipts Of the Fitchburg Railroad, ior the
sixteen weeks ending April 70, exceeded those Of
the same term las, year by more than 80 ooo-be-
inr 81 o,s0i .
The following Vas the condition OF the New Or.
leans Banks on the 27th ait:
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D,.,r,s. awou. California Immigrants.

Mr.. H.1cnEE, DO was the guide OF the party
Of Col COLLIER, the Collector of San Francisco,
from Santa Re u San Diego, has lately returnedto
Missouri. lie conducted Col COiyer by route
hitherto sntraveed by Americans, II not unknown
70 them The course was generally direct one
between the two points Santa FL and San Diego
leaving the Rio Grande and the ranged OF mountains
par.uel with il on the west, 10 the left crossing
the Puerco ard falling upon the waters which
empty into the Colorado The Pimo village Is the
poist at which Mr.. II. first struck upon what Is
Known No Cooks Route The IAGtpc.dcaoc
fho) Common reGlth says:
Some 800 California emigrants awaited them
selves of Mr.. Hatchers knowledge OF the country
IN order 70 resCh san Diego, which they succeeded
in doing without great difficulty. notwithstanding
the size OF the party the APsches fought 'hem a
most constantly ior three days DOT Ni"eu oh'y wv
OF the emigrants.
~, Hatcher returned from California 10y way OF
The ella River and passed emigTants along the on
tiye route He witnessed among them an amount
and a degree Of suffering such AZ 1t never Was DIS
lot TO have seen before ., e ,..,,
,.,t,cnlarly besrtrending. Two young ladies' were
accidentally discovered by Mr.. n. among the "a
,1r,I where they had wandered IN search q the
snesQ1it fruit for food They were ia 'a',crou
dresses without bonncts or shoes, shd ioss' lucy
were about the ages OF ten and sixteen. MI H.
conducted them To their parents some miles dls-
nan, There were oght children IN the family IN
.,.,s of almost utter desttuton They seemed
LARGELY 10 know their position or where 10 80.
They asked the distance To San Diego and on be
ms tolJ il was 24O miles burst INTO tears and wep'
long and bitterly Although nearly oot OF Prov Mons
sndhaying only few animals inwre,ehed condition
shey rad stuck TO their carriage and wagon WIN
EooIsb and almost fatal tenacity. When they nau
grown calm, Mr.. II shared ms small supply 0, pro
VISIONS with them gave them the advice 70 ao"',
don the carriage and wagon, 10 PACK theif "n ~ Auu
children upon the animAls and make tor oah DieSo
With al pcssblc speed. He told item ina. oy
.dopting this plan and by making food oil the poor
est of their mules ss they gave out on inc way
t,o,, dine 10 time. they might get through o'her'
-. they could not reasonably expect 10 10 So
Th,s r but one Of the many distressing scenes
.,s,ah ~ere witnessed on the CHA route. Ii 10 ~
=" rnncJ that our Government vii, at IA early
&c ~ srploraiions made Of all route. that arc
y.inshIe 70 the Pacific and will estsblisn Pos;s
49, .sch AZ are most travelled Dor the rehei OF
,s .s srnsr,pts whom msiortuncs may bc'I by the
WAY.
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Six Trains n Day West.

On anL after u. G.orrow, there is - be az ~ III
hou0i ,rycsS tram put on the road wcs.. J. S %
leave this city NJ clock. =. ". u.d arrive ia
Buffalo at clock, A NJ. II ls intended for pas
sen.ers who leave New York 10y the cars - e.
O'Clock in the morning, and viii enable them %
make the trip irvm New York 10 Buffalo IA -
hours
The usual evening train will no, leave h'ros-
ter, until O'Clock This change Of hour will cna'
bic the express train which leaves Buffalo m the
morning to get in before the departure Oi the night
run. This will prevent the delay which unw
often occurs, when It's arrival is delayed beyond
O'Clock.
The arrangements are u be- rs follows
DEPARTURES FOR THE wy-r.
lst ~ A M-Expresa train, through in i3 hoTrs.
ID a. M-Way Mai train
Sd ia A. M.-Emigrant and Freight train
9Th p M--AccommodatiOn train.
IN. M-New Exprrssrsin -lJ ho1rs.
9TH. eP. M-Accommodation train.
ARRIVALS FROM THE wFsr
The schedule time for reaching Schenectady
whence 10 this city from 30 to 90 minutes viii
be consumed Ia running, according as It IS the last
or slow trains-is as follows
lst train, o. A. N I'd train. 3 a. VI Sd tram
y P NJ: 4th train, p NJ tn train, p NJ d.h
train, g. z. NJ.
Besides these trains a train leaves Schenectady.
for the accommodation Of that city. a, \ NJ
The railroad companies certainly eyincc proper
desire TO accommodate the public. Oar only sur
Prise is that there is sufficient travel u insuy 50
many trsins Albany Eve Jour. OH.
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Spoken. &c.

April O. lat ~ lon ~ (by ship Farchon, a. Bos,osl q,
bng Bessie from Liverpool for BO'on and supplied he
bat does not ssy with what
April IL LAT - % Ion 50 90 .ch Gordon (cf Bcso,l
ste sring WSW, With loss OF fore nsst
News of Block Islsnd, saw b. steamship Cambria In
Niok for Liverpool.
May J. si Sc g lon 70 20, exchanged sgpLs with 81,
Squsniun, steering y
April on SHY Ises. lat % so lon g. Dutch bark Leo
MS I'm Rotterdam for NYors.
May l. "A Havana, was Iass bfrs Thsoxsna fm New.
Orleans for Lisbon.
MNch "a at 81. ion ). 40, ship JotS Cumming, IA s..
w nah fur HAvrT.
Msrch - lat y a. lou 90 81 W brig mmsarei ,Brl RG
ley fm PerGhnhucO, II %, Tor MA
MAY s, let * TO- Ion 10 a. shp H. t'cca Sawyer non
Yort frr NOr.sts
HAY 5 IA. IS 10 lon 70 q, brig sbAkspsre PeaasOc.
hence for CHdenas
MsyA LAT ~. Ion SIS, was passed steamship America
lie c. and haLiax for Liverpool
May lat = ~ Ion H. was passed stip Ocean cneen IN
Nor cans for Bremen.
NAV g. lat ~ 80 ION ~ u hhis Henry TrowbTdge ,a
NHssenl , 10 I'm NYcIk for berhsloes
Nav 10 An OF ock Island, shp Living Age, lof Boz
tor) ~ O. fin Liverpool for Ny,rk
April ~ Pb, OF Holy hesS. pat chip Asnbur,os. m
ny oTk iof Liverpool
eiAy l. a -, la IL ship Sedan tn Jnas 10 de I'm New
Orlea1s for Ccwes.
IluS AN. no lat or len passed steamship Can
bra. I'M Nfo.s tor Liverpool, VIA halifax.
fpi lat b II, ioE - 81, Fr bg La Rosa fn Masees
for New YORK.
Ap a. LAT q &C. lon Is id ship florida Pearson fan L..
yerpool for hOrlesna
kpr q al IS o. Ion Go u. sch Cs,hsrise Of ard rom
NiorA iOf West i1dies.
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Whalers.

Meter from Mr. Desoi u mse Of ship Copia, Of NE,
,eTors her on Honolulu, hch ~ the Arctic sess-hsf
tsi -u no OF between Ar states thai there
~ .nty whalers Wing tho inner hsltor Of Honolulu ~
,hou handed and unable TO obiai1 efrvs s any price.
letter from Capt Rowland, 81 hsk Carton Packet Of
NBedford reports Ter hch4 .sl - Lon - w, ell vel
clean for New Zealand. Allen Dnrnan seaman, OF Prcy
idence fell from he main yard sd boEe HE les-w" ge
ting ell. -
SD I'M valparaiso MNcn l., shp su.sp Of Nssiaelet 70
cruise. A..
seti eco 80. lat Valparaiso Feb q a. not stated
Ar ., Honolulu March s. Cops her, NBedford, Sore
~ Issnds 40 VII 22D oo -. and ed lsh 10 crus.
OH lsrulre Pssk,l Med iOid 100 b. 10 sp land "a
an H. crusee 9Th, Saratoga. Hardir NBedofd " sp
VIII for Arctic Cid mot AZ Jan ~ bf okyn Jessey,
NLondor To- cruise; Msch6 Mobnouh. Haley, feoH
SPRING. Nfors. o,,, ,ao - ,s..
wi, tor kfcuc Sea - ., ,...
Ar At NBedford 10Th, bark HHv'si, issey. Pseins
Ocean Oahu Nov -, with 90 sp add 1850 WI oi-sen
hose a eco he hone , -. n
NO sr big GOV Hopkins, Bsssr Atlantic via pSs
mcun. ,,.u. A.
Bedi0fd oii sinro shlps Howard, banAei Nn.e,e'
.o5 for 500. Jas Lopez Nhpg.y d. leo bbs hecst
mic Pollrr Nrv 7or, dis2 onekani- Tower, NbeI,os
Ns,rRgapsett Rogrrp kanI Ss sp 81 VII; Pioneer hsD
svay NBsifcrd. Rodman, AAyLe, DO, l7'o VII s"F
Bow Luce. Ware. 80 sp and IN a., =,
H. s.nofs Bay CGH heb ~. Giied Stses' nsfn-n' "
SD uIrg'uu, Cfuis'i@ -, .n.
AtSslsreo. Mmcu IS Empire, Uphsn, Nsni l,lmT
SpoEsn-Jhn - ~ or Ion. NJ x'csn, Cudwofth w.
had taasn two - spern whales q N tho Time OF ss''s
'Ns,St . Ion - Is W, Harvest. Tcs, Nsnt 6osp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13

"a, ,be morning Of tn l.h Nay q eropsY on hfau
,.t,pEI % d.lglier 81 William ID. and Ann W Cf0r-
,.tons and friends Of the family are respectfully m
= ., sIt-sd the hsn-rpi tbs day MAJ - a. NJ from
-, =. k..t Brosdwav. wtthOut further notice tier ~
-. yl be takrn nonfoe Orange County, iOr inter-
mrri -.,-- Al. RpaxcIl : OsGOOD
W |s'r-,, : Os.ood 10 ~ J-ih yeaf u her sge.
A. Housor tT-Hs.l on Toe 2oih April 10 ms "a yea p,
a.. gr Of BrOnchi.s M. ISAAC 2 NADE. rvsHA>'e'
ni , =, 'oyr and brother % III a. Wade OF his CITY
snad-nly 90 fnosy uighi isst LkFFEkI Lhf'EN
n, AZ, sinh Ward Poke Sged ysNa -, =,
a., frr~ral will take pisc- On NSnday m1rninF. :.
oseE rom he aur T-..deaos, No. = Elsnu'ss. i"o
$50, II lie fan. - and ihs Police D-psnmrn are re-
,r.ctfiliy invited 70 hi'etd
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Latest News from New-Nexico.

A party of Americans from Santa Fe reached
this city on day before yesterday. Among the
number is Mr. Peacock. VINO briggs US the agree
abe intelligence that the fact s now placed almost
beyond any doubt, that the child Of the lamcu,ed
Mrs Mhlte, and also her female servant, are still
alive in the hands OF their caPtors, the hpachcs
AT lcas. this IS he information which MeXicaas,
trading with those Indians, have brought in 10
New Mexico M r. thinks they will both bc Pc
covered by purchase, from the ssvages, during the
Spring or Summer.
Independence (Mol Commonwealth, Apnl 10.
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New-('ermapsswp, N. Jan Impe~sev.
NEw-YoRg, Thursdsy Nay ., 100
70 tAe r s,sov of The Tn

ssIoF y ITl1EHF9
10 your excellent paper Ct Friday, May B. you
pubnsh On extract from he PHILADELPHIA L<der beaded
Settlement w;ihoBts Church or School IN NeN-Jei
sew 10 which il 10 stated that William Lang and George
Roller arrived in that city Committee, the pATt
OF tsouuan setueioeni al Hew.OsrmsnlOsn tiGnerdon
Co. v nssiug aid in he building 81 Church and School
House At thAf piac~
rsniown Hunierc0wn Co y J. and that IL Of .le
beautiful and dcursni1e VI ages Ia the stli-sn Oh
se place numbering upward Of three hundred inhshi-
s4ug PfOtes Ar Churches and % loo 1es.
Schools n the State There 10 Grrman Sei' -'nsni N
that le hbofhood and the AbDv"naLei persons usi As
a. csors ard ruhsh'ng h above statement you VII
very much 0thge yours. resp~ci'uiv.
JEREMIAH Lam BERT.
30 Greenvchs II Neyv-f ORA Clfv,
Fomcriy resilient Of New. Germantown, y j.
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Dt.a.ters. &c.

SNIP Cs.Nrf sts-Ths wr"csiug s-hoenef 'Onrirf arr
81 bs,r on Monday iss, win cargo cone sum ~ dry
os. A. saved 10 dsmsged state from ne snip IMAM
koV- u.sr IN ls.scs We are informed M ste
In seven iaihcnls airr and bat W cuuseouruee u
A., ,Ntrsmely hazardous posOc 10 exceedingly danger
- a. tb aivers having IN Ofdsr la arc ynplsh otecuxy
ih.ir es,gn 81 saving cargo, Jund Necessary 10 rip
p sus part Of N. decks and which sppreheud could
cn,v h. effected with fculiy We also In.
sr ed thar there are s.v-rs wfecfing vessels from Har
Dor Island AID AbscU surrounding s wreck tho Of
which exercising their wOned de1irniy In order W
ave a. much OF Ihe cargo may Oe practicable
NAsss1 up Dex -tie, I'M r,L
B.ss H,EsFr 7 BaRrirrT, bsru-t. from Bosiou fnr
MOTT A ai log River lh~ "a usi where ste remau.
- 81 ~ ne SD w'-.sr'--N g spA yoA on toad
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ships John Hancock. Burg-.,, Quebec Nesmith Son.
Ally sands Bare - Jchn NIB reported yesterday fIr
n Andrews) Matilda Collins Boston Crosby, Croker
Co
Paris Pheuv, Mason Rio Jareirc, Mason Thompson,
Wilhelmina DAM Prehnn. Hamburg, Funch Meincke,
Lucy Ellen, Gates, Chsgrcs Aney Co. Amazon tn mp
SON Msnssnils X p Buck Co, Palmetto Bell hsysns,J
w Elwell
Brgs El7s Jane Brown Madeira; Hamlet, Crawford,
NeuSas 7 Owen Son; Emporium Rrl Collor. ST John,
PR soue Whitney Co.. Eleanor, (Br) Sckerson, Hall
fav Han'lor Cushnee, Laing, ApGA-hseoiA a
Laid
schn Dorces Kulu, 81 Thomas Russell Norton; Jea'
nv Ind Cullen Poft al Prince, X Smith, Sarah Ag1
POWER. Meesel, Halsv Ms, D cier tsr Green, Harbor
tirace, Barclay. Livingston Coz Father haihes, Brl
Bo1dot. st Peters SIN IN Co; LawTerce. Robinson,
Washington, Nc, james snita Nichols Whminaton NC;
Victoria. Hoffman co, Arlington Lewis AeNsndra, Wash
INA or &C. Pampero Murch. NofiolH Merchant, Couch,
nj, huond Ann snnin Hawkes.. snd Elliott Gnnnel Bal
tmorc. hudson, Roger fnadelrhis; Bsy Site, RYDER,
Hsllru. boston; E.ien Rodnan, Osgood New Bedford;
Ades.cs, Kelley. DO
Soo % Ess.x Cumrlings u River Fred Brown Ga ard
rsr Providence; Byron. Vail do, MsdA Jane, Deibeer.
Htnloro, fretldeE., FIlsb.e. new Haven.
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from m. 81 Loui. RepubllcAn, MAY I.

STEAMER Con, sun AID Loss % FIFTEEN
Pn,o,s-The officers OF the steamer Highland
Mar,. in Yesterday from the Missouri river, reports
that a rumor prevailed 1t 81 Joseph on the 31;h
ul. 10 the effect that the steamer Cora mad sunk ON
her way to Council Bulls, aud that some fifteen
persons were drown d. The {. Was destined Tor
the latter place, with a argc number Of Mormons
on board The rumor needs confirmation. 1t was,
however, reported 10 Capt Athison' ~ highly
reputable merchant OF - Joseph ana received
<, neral credence at that point
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yrreipt. Of Produce

b. Nerth Rfrcr Boats, SafH'ddy-is on no'
Flpi ~ do " hs.sy, ~ do A-hcs, ~ 90 i'O''-''
"a "a, Ia. 4 ofr 5000 sTey 80 DO Oa1e 49, s..
49,, srn.sRY We 80 bbis Fl1lr 81 90 49, ~.
-. 81, 30 Am. an co iggs 80 pFRs hiA"'' ~ US
80 a. 40 U,is ~ "a &c Corn, &C. o. 10 .')-
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nc Mobile Regl.ter Of May !. says.

tn, American clip Vow Eu,lald was taken III
Yesterday tor Liverpool. with $500 bales Of Cotton
.p.sg,d 80 ..lOd git. IL may be noted as
singular fact that this is tie FIRST American ship
ta.en tor Liver. sol since the -ith Of December
la,t. ,sh,n the William Writ cleared for that port.
John Bull seems t. have monopolized the carry M
trlde between Mobile and Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13

BOSTON. May iI-Arr, slins 'or'' NeF' rams. fai
"Ts,. Jobn Il Wiley Buero. hyre', March r. Len
-, E.f..rsr Nv iurt. uur. Ia. q INC. ns'as q
u~vrs. src Oc~r r7. Boston. o. trfs Msfrafrith
-, t.v, ChicaA-av unc-rs. SloAr, a. > ;, Ion 70,
.ct J0.ryLus ste"fire west
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