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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

CAs r orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
n he highest price be obtained BY ladies and gem
enen bo hsveNny left Oh Clothing Furniture Jewel
ry &C. 10 dspoe ol & sssdin through pos. or otherwise
Tor J. LEYENsTYN, t65 Broadway, up stairs.
Ladies' att rded 70 BY Mrs. Levenstyn.
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CLOTHING.

o. Asst OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
-sdiee or gentlemen leaving the city or breathing MP
vurnture no., b. sending through the Post a. his resi-
Oce. L. n DUSSELDORP IL Elm strest
lIB.-Ladies attended BY Mrs. Dusseidorp.
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WIsCELLANEOUS.

GRAPE SHAwLS SELLING AT VERY Low PRICES,
- at the bowery Savings Store lB Bowery The balance
Of stock which in the United States will
be closed at twenty below former giving
advantage to any desng OF these chaste modest
beautiful and desirable articles rarely to be with
French lawns and aconet the best assortment in New
York. Linen damnsks and towels recent importation
comprising every article for household among which
may found . superior srtice OF Huekabuck towels at IS
Per Dozen suitable for the bath toilet Boys
linen drills cotton casmcre jeans drab etc. and many
styles price without doubt the largest
varied stock IN Domestic Coods-&l sorth,
and every article retaed At the lowest Wholesale prices
the Bowery Savings store.
T. W. GILLEY. Proprietors.
w. GILLEY, Managers. and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

nRATN TILES THE STATEN ISLAND DRAINAGE
~ Tile Company prepared 70 supply agrcutur-
iss with the above named tiles Of the most approved
terns2 inch pipes foot In length, per thousand 80
inch pipes one foot In length. thousand $40 3ineh
pipes foot In length thousand f and pipe and
horse shoe tiles Of all sizes at prces The
establishment At Lntourrettes Point Fresh Kills. Staten
Island and bos drawing four feet enter the yard
and load 1.-THE hlns. Address ~ Ball stspeton, l.,
o n. J. runnirR. No. 4 Bond street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

~ introduced patterns o. Silver Door Plates from
original designs which well adapted 70 outside or inner
houses hotels The attention Of the
lie generally ard Of builders and contractors for
requested BThe quality Of the above named plates
Il superior 10 those generally ofered j. N. GfMBREDE,
Nc. SNihloa Garden, hss BreadwAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

ITO FARMERs.-FoUDRETTE. or THE LODI MANU-.
featuring Ccmrany.-Ttr article IL the cheapest as
we'll the most powerful in the world for cab
haFes tobacco peas and other garden vegetables ~ will
change the color o. from siokly yellow 20 dark
green in few Gays after application TO The hill Of hand
full Two barrels will surce for The
beet cabbsges In the world raised by this article
expense Of other manures Price 10 barrel for
qusnty sir barrels, delivered free of carriage
once "a Courtsndt street. New York, where pamphlets
containing directions AZ be obtained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

JoHN n. RICH, DENTIST, REsPEcTrULLY IN.
forms lis friends aud the public that he eonhnes hm,s
entirely TO the practice Of his profession as Dentist Dr.
Rich has removed q Ill Tenth street ten doors west q
Broadway, upper side
A CARD-CLAIRvorANCE.-" LATE WITH
IN Dr. Bcebe in Atlantic street. Brooklyn, respectfully
informs her patrons, and the public generally that she has
returned 20 her former rooms with hrs Ann Reynolds No
20 Cormba New York whore she intends TO reside
permanen4iy and may be consulted as usual.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

r. W. GILLEY. } rrorrietors.
". y. GILLEY, MANAGERS. and
7. MCMAHON. y Directors.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

M As0NIC N0TICE.-THE ANNUAL COMMUNICA.
v1 tion Of the NJ W. Grand Lodge Of the n A and Hon.
rraern, Of Free and Accepted Aasons State Of
York, will be held at the Coliseum. 4 Broadway Tues
day evening the Sd Of June at ~ o'clock. BY order Of
N. W. WIN. ii. minor, Grand Master.
JANIS W. POWELL, N. D., Grand Secretary.
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10000 nor ,oI

OOsOOO cured ~ few months w the use Of IIovts
edumsan Lniment For or horse " stands rre-eu-
rent For spfaine chafes swelincs Nc &c. ~
~ beyond parallel Sold ne ~ broadway, $50 Chatham
sLa - Hudson streets Very large bottles and 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

CPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE AT
- auction Tuesday, June 3d. at IL o'clock The
sion house and forty surrounding at Clasons Point
In the Of Westcheser point Of land situated
the Sound East River miles from the City Hail. and
easily reached in Ia hours The mansion Is massive struc
ture built entirely Of stone the most substantial
and entirely surrounded BY water an orchard Of acres
furnishes great variety Of excellent fruit For terms and
further particulars apply to A. J. BLEECKER, No.
Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

- chd's Gold Neck Chain, several hne STRAINS, with
round engraved snap The finder will be suitably rewarded
street. BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

OPERA GLASSES FOR SALE OR HTRE-sPECTA-
~ oes in sold silver steel and she'll frames Watches
Jewelry, &c, by r. KENNEY, No 4le Pearl opposite
nor fors sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

II MOCK CHILDs' MEN ARE PARTICULARLY RE-
quested to attend special meeting be held at the
Wright House. Ann street Monday evening the I'd Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

HOMESTEADS.
TT u. LAND sOcIETY-TUE FINANCE COMMITTEE
respectfully request the members Of the society 10 at
tend this evening, June and pay their last instaiment
hd have their pass books registered previous 10 the draw
ing which sto take place on Monday. June
CHas krrS, Sec. WIN. PARKER, Pres.
EVERY NAN HIS OWN LANDLoRD.-THTRD AME.
- rican Building Associstion.-Every member Of this
association requested TO attend the regular
on Tuesday evening June I'd, q. Warren Hall. Of
Over and Henry streets for the Of making
necessary arrangements become incorp under the
act recently passed by the Legislature All who
70 attend Will please give written authority 10 their
70 represnt their interest or leave their
ry Office as II Is necessary that member should be
represented; $. JESsURUN, See.
onice7 Clinton Court, Beekman street.
TIE TEUToNIA HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION, or
= West Mount Vernon meet every Tuesday evening
hechanice Hall 40 Hester street All those who wish
equal 70 four city lots, Of fret rate land In
and convenient location, where property must rise
JOHN r. LUTHER, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

DICKED UP.-THE PILOT BOAT ROAER PICKED UP
in the Lower Bay the canal boat Coquimbo, Of syria
full Of water and towed her to Quarantine at Staten
Island where the find her. by making appca-
Non to SAMUEL F. RANDOLPH, Coroner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

billiard TABLEs-wE OFFER FOR SALE TABLES
- ten cent lees than other establishment in the
city, with all the modern mprovements, N B.-A large
stock Of Cloths Bals Cue and French feathers hand
GRIFFITH 4 DECKER, 20 Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

HAVANA sECARs.-LIvINGsToN L CO. cs WATER
sale all the choice and favOrte brands
lots 20 suit purchasers Ressas Half Regaia Impera
Trabueos Paneteas Cabeieros Londres, Damas, fanta
tions, Communes &c. &c.
ERENCH LOOKING GLASS PLATES, AND ROUGH
Plate Glass for sky lights froE the mandatory Of 81
-A's o FFoiLEN / COLGATE NJ q 10 Pearl street.
Prices be had o q application.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

A COUNTRY SEAT TO LET, AT HASTINGS, TWENTY
"A miles from New York, the Hudson River Railroad
with garden all planted and in fine order The house
sts Of large and basement all furnished The
family is going travelling Inquire Of Mr. SCHIEKLER al
Hastings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

I EFT-AT SOME PORTER HOUSE, ON OR ABOUT
IL the 18th of Maya small Type Case If left
notice given at the Post oce Chatham Square,
will be suitably rewarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

g LErB sCUMATTE, OF QUARRE UTEKoAA, CAN
-. good news h sending his address 10 Mr. Ahvomm
or TO Mr.. Smith. New York.
INFORMATION wANTED-or GEORGE ATKIN, IN.
grain Carpet Weaver. by his brother william, now
residing at Brucetown, Frederick county, Va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

(NONFUsITIUN AND NENENT HOUFS tut On NV
" Cost from so 10 cents foot. and warranted seven
years tight All repairing done 70 ordtr second put
old tin zinc shingles made tirht cost ~ 70 scents
used IL proof, will be the
tin; open Tor examination Call and and will
satisfaction that the work will be done order
All orders received from the country Call address
JOHN DELANr, sos Houston street, corner Of Mott.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

A BUSINESS MAN WISHES TO ENTER INTO PART
IA nershp.-He would invest $500 s 900 in either
wholesale grseery grocery and liquor or liquor store Re-
spectacle reference will be and required charac
ter and capacity for business Or house situated
either of the above businesses Please address $780,
Herald Off
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28
There is suoDg, gusty sweep in the cadence

There is strong, gusty sweep in the cadence
Of these lines, which is singularly appropriate to
she subject II is one Of the best fugitive poems
we have picked up in a long time. We DO not
know the authors name; Ed. IFibI
TO WINTER WIND
Loud wind. strong wind, blowing from the noun
taiDs,
Fresh wind, free wind, sweeping. DER tho sea,
Pour forth thy vials like torrents from ar loun
Draushts Of lie 70 mel sainS,
Clear wind cola wind, like Northern giant
Stars brightly tire ading all thy cloud driven halr
Thrilling the blank night with voice defiant,
will meet thee there'
Wild wind. bold wind, like strong armed angel
CLASH me round--kiss me with thy kisses di
vine
Breathe 10 my dulled heart thy secret sweet
Mine, and only mine levangel-
Fierce wind, mad wind, bowling through the ma
tons,
Knewst thou how leapeth that heart as thou
sweep'ss by,
All thou wouldst pause awhile Ia genue PE-
Like a human sigh. tience'
Sharp wind, keen wind, piercing as word arrows,
Empty thy quiverful pass on what ut to thee
Though in some burning eyes LIES whole bright
To one misery lcircie narro"S
Loud wind, strong wind, stay thou in the moan
taius
Fresh wind, free wind, trouble not the sea!
Or lay thy freezing hand upon my hearts WIG
That hear not thee FOUNTAINS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28

pheIe it is our firm COZ vcten that TAR less guam
inv of uowder than ago tuns' would, il fred
throw down every SpTs. unraOf every tall bald
ing and CemOsh one hal. OF the h0uses m Charles
ton. On the contrary, II the walls should be
built in the slighte,t pcssiole manner, aad cover
6s much ground as Is prac-c able IN area spread
irg the cssks Of powder over the whole eXreat,
then che Danger would be much decreased. la
case o. explosion damage would be done 70 build
ipes in the vicii ity, bur the CVy would possibly
escspe ruin. Within day ort~o we have gain.
ed much H. frmafion. Our casual remark about
"tpstv legislation" has ORA 80 forth Il response
from a Member for which We render him
thsuks. Let the citizens Of Charleston read that
Communication. and understand upon what Sial
Of legsiaton tais eAoIA0as da"get Is I, Dc ~t'TSt
upon them. Even TIE editor Of the Mercury ~.
E. Carew, who perhaps "a Senator voted for
the appropriation. has become alarmed, and well
be may be, for let the Magazines be built, and
the powder placed within il, and be will had u
abso utely necessary to remove his shoe factory
TO a less volcanic neighboThood.
This powder movement il having some ei-
feet among the more shrewd Nuiliers, and they
now csDdidy admit they were only for Peaceaole
Secession, and if it should come 70 powder and
ball, they would still remain in the Union
Thus fails the second attempt OF South Caro-
Ina to secede. With no State to back her, she
has at last been obliged to submit "for while
70 the National Government.
Should the Governor ever call the State Con
vension" together the best thing that could be
done would be to remove the disabilities many oil
the Whites of Soath Carolina are lsboring under
by the loss of their political rigbts-Priviieges
long enjoyed by the citizens of the other States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28
Irish Panper ExnartnrIan

S"N Aeiior OF IAs fftoese;
SIR have perused your admirable ES..
in tina mornings Tribune touching the VII, -
Legislature 10 the Public Institutions n vSs
York and Brooklyn, with unmi1ed saline"
n that portion Of YOU remarks which t,.,s
the "PsGpers Of cleared os,ates," Iaa,,..
lsrly interested, inssmuch as il refers "a
less counirymen who have been pischfofkes =, y
Irish warehouses upon these shores By n,
Gated and civilized barbar.ans Of the Br,s1 y, ~
tocrscy.
Queen Victoria's Minister. the Maro,i,o st.
dowre, AID ne Kuisa. q Kory have. vi,l,--
past few days, discharged, per order .ov.
dreds Of starved psCpers apon the shs,vs, -
seaport. | am but three ald half vas-. Nf
from Ireland, and durl my whole M. p,s,;.'g
in my native Land l never witnessed sni,s.-y
appalling as that wbica met my view 49,. 70
arrival Of the Ocean Queen. -
lwrite this note because desire n e,ni-
date attention 20 the fact that the Rri,,.A -
ernmeLt and the Aristocrscy have entered -. w
league TO empty the Vorkhouses of Trsls,I =,
ship their csrgoes Of human wre,chedns.. :, =
United States Of America
If know anything Of the temper and f.eg,,,
the voluntary emlsfauts WOO hnd 4 genan...
home in the Common wealth, | am persus Ia ~.
they ere rot only grateful. bas nesrtresolv,s :
offer their lives OF labor aud Industry Cor ,bs AL
lie veal. And it is because Of the well n,s J.
one band and the grateful performance Of ap,v,.
the other each hsrmonizirg and reciproe.5,,
advsutsge--l think the vile abuse OF the ave.
Of immigration should be suppressed.
Why have lot the Marquis and the Kniss
shipped their "useless human lumber % a.
Canadians loyal provinces o. England Becnv
they see with fear and trembling a gigantic ,.s
British power growing up m this Republic 4.
offspring of free Immigration, aud they VA, a
crush it by raising tumuiE against all Iamcs.
tiOn.
!, therefore. with every respect, express q he
through your columns that the lrishAmericAnut.
zeus OF New. ork will not lose a moment IN "
sembline to denounce this vsinous systems,
address the American people generally On Ia
cruelties and horrors Of Irish Lsndlordism-nsi
dress the British public on the baseness aaagi..
inality of aristocratic land owners-to expose nj
punish las far as public opinion cam this, thei,ia
act Of perhdy. | ON Sir. respectfully,
p. LYNCH, Editor lhsh America
March ., 1851. a Anna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28

eooy informs his old political friends that be Is not
successful Wblg candidate viii be e csd ia Gambler
land Whitehead and Williams, who are eGusly r.
sac with Maytsw. Do not yet ihrsatsn he dlsor
gar 'zsi'en Of the " aig parry az ner c51nuss II "s
ut mach mistaken. me people of Can1sra'd Al
other Districts mseI presented ~ me last Ls sAnrr WI
take the precaulon eect reliable mel a. The next "H
The Reform papers are now taking down the
platform Of measures whch Tere adopted by h- L@1s'a-
lure aud sre placing al The head Of er columns smother
,elies ofretrms for he 5un csmpsicr Tbs Monmouth
County Young Aneicn hss nailed us masthead The
following
fur go fh- nl-sti.n - ct, 81 n-eslou''y.)
FRstDoa - THE SIC LASDs.
AIRY snli s'i,r m or i-gs not P''.-,s u, .s,
70 trsn.le- ouiy to l.ssl,,s r-r. n sol sa.ly
. no mafs THAI one farm OF one lot
ISSUE FOR 1851.
LAM i'H74ri'S is'''l''l' HoH''
rrzrpo- PUBLIC lAsps.
PROSPECTIVE MEAsURrs,
Un1n moUsy Rscouueuerf r cousceato1 By The srusThL
CcseErss % loW the measures 70 sscurs
yOs ALL
Prof boa Of Gosrnmen nnts hereslo Of Laws oI hs Cos
ton ofDstt Direct Taza Freedom Of Trade p5ana ca; a
he Stand ARMY e Navy The various Plus Of cosrrn sad
hp eIpDse 70 Be pad ~ tI 10 10 isei "a '-s
TOWNSHIP and rot e 20 ont Oft"
The J7sey City Telegraph still keeps the old Platform
leRded, All Is regular that Is right
The postponemens by the Legislature OF the
Lsnd Reform is causing great uneasiness rhe
Hekfshtu Mercer Coz Village Record SsyI the people in
that n.ehborhood demand there reforms snd Others OF
much more radical character This 10 the second paper 10
NewJsTsey which has told the Members Of the late Les
aiure that they have fulfilled their Anu-MonOO0ly
pledges Decktroi0a Home Journal having the inde
peDdence to rst expose lhe Legislature Tor tbs 1stpone
ept OF Land Reform The Belrdere (Wauen Co Lptei-
Osnoer aSo complains OF The nOD-passsge OF the Home
stead Exen pnOn Act.
The Middletown Point Monmouth CO.. Dem
oyatc Banner With the working Of the present SO
cisl system in the United States which enables the capt
tslst 1t is declared, get possession Of tun OF mill
Hons OF wealth where the wCTkng gets but 40 oun-e
The vorkpemAn works It aid and me capitalist reaps
the advantsge Quite contrast between Capital and La
Dor ia drawn BOTH the Banners vision, answering the
ends only Of The capitalist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28

~ Pemberton, sentenced to two years IN the
STAT Prison cf Pat ohe robbery has pconsd b rslen
Fillmore. after remang Off month hs fsysAuoo.
300 i-smfpy see tue means OF h- oon o.
ard Oal bf aud tie ht 81 another OF san Ec 'tsnedt h'
oEu 40 aLd sifiea lrd burs ail 70 have '~
u 90 ea's With Hpuv Most Of ctHsrs p-ioas oi u
fsiccs Judge Iouks. ~ = Cour Il ~bhh me ts
we've is1, ADVISED tald apI ..Tst g. Aiusnj 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28

Deity, is no respecter Of persons or races. Ere
oaent proverbs in tie Ststes,-you will hear them
even from the lips Of ebildrcn, are:
In he sfia. Besutv;
In the hear, Duly"
And
"Biset ~ white u s1 grost Odds.
Ael ihs part sno serve Tie g'os' o. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28

Mr.. ISAAC sEYaoUR.--This gessS~i,h >
long, honorably and usefolly connectcsa 49, .
Westchester County B snk, Grss Is CI sIssS
then a. President, has been unanimous'' mel,
70 he Cashiersbip Of the Bank Of NOrtsa A Cir
Now Now Yd pTU0s;rh The character Mr. ssysOq,. Il
N oo,e5 IN G m.nssing the bospe.: the sa e.a
'sSi I 10 conSncted with view to the po'sS
VIII Ue =. well a. the prof. Of ths ,S.,on
yea h. ren5ersd safe and usefel ,assssSc
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Bosrsr March ia.df ARr'ioN9 chs Grocsrs nsnt, iOl
W 1r.iesrrAx Bank. rst Hamilton Manufscturlaa Co.
IN; Boston Athenrum, I6fk. Wanurbc ssrrf Co t0
La Norfolk Cosnty Railroad, ~; western hAirosd los
$500 Bos,os per cent stock sblc i6 lf ~ Nsr
fek County nsiirosd tesds 60. B-olers Bodrd
Concord Redirect 81 boston snd ProvdtGce ksiiru,d
81 ~ Hastevp Railroad. lO2h lOzi posern Railras
70 Titchburz Railroad ILL., 20 Ross IL Itsrosa z
$50 Rdstvorth Canpany " Boston snS Worccst.r Rail-
read ftB,Ei 81 northern Railroad ~ s70A sseG Comps
Rsirosd. 6 Rutlsnd RAllrssd, o. - SAT 30
tsny ZN ~ Old Colony Railroad, O9 10 vsrraont
tss, tss O. % 30 sfid 6s q To- bJi 5s as 40. si
ok rs do blea, ga Scaa Board-l6 thsrss wsstera
Raroad. tess 100 Vermont Centtt Rarcaf hi. A.
slJs rs DO. bin -; rs Cabea paBy Sim. g. los do
t3 69ii " DO. bJd. o. o. do, bSej, 6gA 6T - Do
blOd, CS.
Puf Dst rYus, sarth 7o,pr.t Roar. sss5 rsnn's ya
~ ysh 2blU aa aSAs 1ib PenBs6s lJS ~ 500. Nav,
Cs tat onl a. 90 do lint. onJ 49, go wtimir
RR6 lnpL..ish lot ~ " &c pssa,A "a, 20 tii
seshtniot ~, sox Ictvsea Eoptd,-s 90 kt itng <
o. - Mt 100 ds,1psi 100 ss Eesaint re, - lsi
50 de-. a., iM do, e5Tu "a Sst0nd HoIrf& NJ
aoinE RE- Os, ~, ptG Is fCuhAbs sBiE gGU do 1854,
go Iehig 6t ta& ~ 40 irteutt ~ N0 Ghes sd
De- e. 81 90 amstn snd .nteg NB -. Wi ~ ~ = n.
wtinnytop FF p3; l0Fen. Hans, taG t0a An CjaI rs,
10 isbterr Bsuk Tens, ~. Afcr Attesg2Ou nav,
o. az 100 @i.gson k9Cs = i ~ Ycssburs ~, VI
70 Reseiog RI. Az
BAr4asoEt ssreb 70 Stock B,ard-l roo EsrrIaud ca
h, I0iB; shs Rank ~ Estumsru BtN - T5rrsrf n
beref acts % ~ Y0tb sa1 CuulafiaHd -. - ~ Bsit.
o.dsY, Navsra gs eissea 81 10 bid nlts arksd, Hs-
more o. iso isA bid, 100 sstss baltimore Eaa 0b,O
IA thsres nv bio ~ astost Ygrk md % nbsriAnd 4 II
W, g. ssssd Dal.ingGa aad 5paqaeatassa 70 "a sd,
y',i ssAsa,
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Nsw oaLxAss, March Is,

Nsw oRLxAss, March 10, 1851
The nlss Of cotton, ON Friday, rssohsa 1000 bales
and for the week they foot up az ooo-oosing hssvy
midding 10 ct exc. 1870. The receipts at oil the
southern ports las 900 bales ahead of last year
Coffee has dscined halt with sales 600 bags Rio st
loo . loAc. Freights are dull Sterling exchange
has advanced to premium.
New 0aLEAss, March Ia, 1851.
The sales Of cotton yesterday 1000 bales ut the
last quotations. Freight has declined Gotten being
taken for Liverpool 9-16d. Sterling exchange 10
quoted ats. We are anxiously awaiting the sdvices
per AHA.
lSAvANsAH, March l6, 1851.
The cotton market was quiet on Saturday with lin
tied sales say 622 bales principally ut 100. . lilo.
CHARLESTON, March Is, 1851.
The sales Of cotton to- day footed up 500 bales at
range Of 7kc. . llc
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Died,
On March 90 of apoplexy Mr.. NATHANIEL BUNcG, In
his T2d year.
IAN honest nan Is the noblest work of God"
The friends OF the family, and Of his sons Nathaniel
H. and Ohaunoey D. and Of his sons in.lsw, W. j. Ro-
mer, A. j. Zoilers and W. G. Hof, respectfully
st O'Clock, p from his late residence, 1888 Madi
son street.
Hartford, Phnsdelphia and New Orleans papers
on Thursday, March 20, of disease of the he art
ELzAsnrH w., wife Of Thomas Goodwin, In the 5lst
year OF her age.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral saturday, st z O'Clock, r. NJ,
rom no. 7 Eaudam street
On Tuesdsy afternoon March Is, OF scarlet fever,
MARr EsrHrR, only daughter of Henry and Mary G.
morning March 70 HsrRY j., eldest con Of Henry J.
and Mary q. Bowen. in the It'll year OF his ago.
The relatives and frten ads Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funersl this (Friday)
On Thursday morning, March 20, JEAN, wife Of
Charles Cunaing CHAM, aged 50 years and IT days.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late
seventh street 1t half past O'Clock on Saturday af
ternoon without further invitation Her remains will
be taken to Gree nwood Cemetery for interment
Suddenly, on Monday. March II, IsABELLA, wife of
the late william B. sstherwae, printer, in the 4lst
year OF her age.
Dearest parents, they have left me,
And their loss deeply feel;
But 'tis God who has bcreft ne
He can all my sorrows heal.
Lowell and Charleston spers please copy.
On March Is, 1t the residence OF her parents, at
Joseph Williams of schr. Mary Powell, aged Is years
"6h God my grief is more than can bear"
Falmouth (Mel paper please copy.
Bu1LrR, prominent merchant Of that city, aged s.
years