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nISSOLUTlON.-The co-partnership
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the name ana firm OF MURPHY CUNNING, IL dissolved
this day. by mutual The outstanding business Will
be setea by JAMES MURPHY, Who is authorized 10 use
JAMES MURPHY.
I January L. 1851. JOHN GUNMnu,.
The business will he carried on as usual, by lAMES
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between Duane and Canal suitable for RSTCLASS
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willing build may hear OF good tenant by addressing
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mo CITY AND COUNTRY MER.

II CHANTS ard all others ia want Of any description
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
TTVHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore

il existing bet ween the subscribers under the hrm OF
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dissolved The outstanding business OF the late firm will
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c,rRyrT DEPARTMENT, 40. HALL OF REcoRDs.-PsbLe
- ro. hereby gyen, that Tia following petition has teen
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Twsuty seventh from Fifth % Bfoafway AL persons ner
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the undsgnsd at his ocs before de f5th day
ofJan nst-Jsn. TO- is6i JOHN DODGE, street Cos .s
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- rotcs hsrby that the fciowng
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opposite the Pubic - directly ront Of tbs sscAsnes Ex
charge All ntsfested hsvuk 1sso
qussd prss<n, the vrnK the usdsned At h o.
de- sors the astk Of Jaa nsJan IT, lso JOHN T.
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NV ANTED-At ia Nassau-St. (Udst-
w ment-Employment is speedily obtained for Clerks,
Statesmen Porters School Teachers, Barkeepes Walters,
Coachmen, Boys to learn respectable trades Rules and
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LATER, whose present engagement expires the trst
OF February and who would ike change his location,
would be happy 10 nego1asle with any responsible Mer-
chant Tailoring Establishment centrally located and doing
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THE SUBSCRIBERS hereby give no.
tee that they have taken the store lately occupied by
Houghton Merrel Co, where they are prepared with
large stock OF Goods to receive their customers.
January 9Th, 1851.
MERRELL HoUGHTON, s. winsn.s.
III lOt* corner OF Cedar-sL
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CRY TRADE REPORT.

NN.A II. VI.
BRrAps1rVFs -Fl0ur continued very active and The
common dtscriptort 81 state and Western were some.
thing nrmer The expot ard home trade demand was
coed and there fair business done Tor Investment.
The Gales amounted 20 1900 barrels 40 upcrfne u
50 81 81 IS ordinary h. straight state - = o. - ls
mixed 10 favorise Western ai - ID - rs; southern
Ohio and New Orleans, a - - y pure Gcncscc
ard fancy Ohio at - q - f3 fancy tennessee ~ 81
50 extra Ohio, ~ 81 81 - II AMI extra Genesee,
at s. .5as 625 Canadian heavy aud nominal az
~ II At which 500 bbs sold southern less firm,
and active the sales reaching sol bbs mixed .
IS Bye iouI brought % 81 FOR 10 bbls fine showing
easier market. Meal very quiet, at former
fgurts. Htsof unchanged and vi hout any impor-
tsnt mpvtment Corn had an advancing tendency, the
supply being moderate. and the demand very brisk
The operations SUN up 43toO bushels new Northern
round at obc; mixed and yellow Western, az - "a
soc and heated Southern. NJ sc. Rye heavy, at
53c the price At which 900 bushels we're cold. Oats
though without any important change value de-
prtss,d and the business light embracing Northern at
81 isc and Jersey, at u sec. Bariey has given
way little in price aud noticed sales Of 900 bushels
eoIroN The transactions Of the day were about 1000
bass the msret, u not higher being ~ least sesdcr
than before The letters received this morning ~ the
cambria are construed ~ indicative Of healthier
bet th're, probably turn upwards
fftithfs About GOO bales ~ cotton were engaged
lor Liverpool al sid For "A offered and
3D. askcd Th're no change In other articles. TO
London 30 tbls q hour gcd at H. % 1I00
bbl- OIL st IL Cd OGO bils ma val stres Al q per $50
bs 800 bbls bone black Il e ana 100 terces beef AZ
A. per 90 lbs 20 the erce There was no change in
Tstes 10 Ilavre or California
oLs-Linsetc was pretty active II 600 gallons having
been taken nom store at T6c ne cash 10 arrive,
English vas held al Toe T6c Whale has not varied;
SEQ Barrels selected realized 44c 45c cash OF sweet
oil $50 baskets brought 81 rs
gnosIuoss have heard 81 no transactions
wot.sa mentioning to-day New offered at Sl5;
cid at f14; new prime, az slS ~ and old at 81 Is
sl2 80. without n buyer. Beef remsned heavy at the
seclne About 100 bsrrels taken, ct 80 S11 20
80 mess, and as 80 90 for prime. Beef hams moved
40 the extent q 60 tierccs Western At s14 u.s. reduc-
lion piekei meats we're inactive and nominal Bacon
was more plentiful and less Arm Sales Of 1000 lbs
western sides made AZ 7tc Lard was also easier
- nseksers being let Ell at pc aesc Butter vas
- ming forward freely and favored bsyers Good
a. state sold NJ 12c 1eke; and Ohio, al lQc
lSc cheese was .aleahlc and 6rm, at &C. a1e.
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MAY ic-wind duriD the day ssE. and fresh.
tPER sr.AMsnrr CAMsaIA---AdditionalI.


SonSlau aPr -sla British o.l SYoli; Sisters, do;
Adv Lasinia Belle H.se Prin. Adebsrg and John
s: AM s S;ss SS:s.. IN s$
q Rear rsne
Psnelen Barkenten BatmOre nth Geo Evans c0uilard
ssS,f sss As, s e. Boston, .pA1
Z: S' '1s As.@ v.', .s
Esss sS.
FOR Boston
Crrsr, April @-sld Angenora, ssilngs Newport tbe-
vtS . - r2T !sNsid Albion M.elay Nror1 h
GLASGOW, April ss.Arr California, Calf, NorIeans.
s ME- April Arr Tramvras LssA0rn land cid
G,ss4 Agriia-A Russia, veaaie Norieans; cun1sr
Ga.noG arr here yesterday from
and ssavy April s
Ihfss 'Ss TSsedosa got
MsysG, April aaxrr VIM Tell. willard NYerk. Sid
ADV Irspkli5 lsl. Bayaria H.vre, Philena, Biddle
msIveiT April Arr Amstcl, Wilmington. NC; 2sth
18th hyisn MeK Zen s San fT ais,. Sv,
& fDl Dss nSss Robinson San
if InsaSfoo,. April -Ar Sew Jack Noreau..
Is s "a Rs cMSrs 49, and Urgent Pollock
otlssss ~ D;sl Wss.tsr m%ysra from from
PhilsdeEhia CSntsilstics Allen SYort OREGON Heron
%
Gordon, and Rsbeces, sawyer do ,..o,,.. r.
there casoy RTSs:s, Bay and s. IShn NIB Lord
In I 1Tar sary sogns smr Dsy r Nor
leans; Hungarian Chase for Nfork; Moga candiish for
Canada nsrrsn Bssts9 9 Geo Esypss
Chase Wr, do 18th; Africa ( Ryrie, for NYork 10th;
sai.ie y cens.oek Do i'h Ts%pe;s P.ttsn and R,Pps
Oliver and Sardinia Ps1assGa 40 sth Tssmen
& sS c.a ana 'i RG ks ca 90
s GS % % G w s@S asn @ a r
ps tsgrS caanSlsS Ss is'l SssSris
Ma,ssrs HaTvsS a. 2s cS@r,Smss a tA,Sp
viii seSeh IS:S Bornd Tor 5s
ssrsnac Maioney, do i?th Onward Chase do isth Bald
chs S Subj. DO @ jane. Ca eaias
ai csniia. Day Tor Soesa. 1E Eastern
as' as . and snd do e.
Loseos Nay ;-In Esrt savannah Luas for NYsrs
sS @ 1 aoS.aso cos hs
Ysxcssrs Nsw Jan ssid Arb Marsh San Francisco
Prsrsscr Rasns April -Msrqui. q chssdos, colsnso,
ragi,s,rO;; ArTii sg-SId I@aassi Tsat. kornkay.
f se HIaos s b. asiSf p iPS from 70,
crna.
SrIlrIrNA March Arr Richd Golden Barrell Calcutta
land I'D 9TH London OH Avarado Hesley Nautilus
land sd 10Th for Lohdon 18TH Hampton Davis Calcutta
fer do.
sr PrrrRnrRe April esinee yesterday the ice has rot
in notion and in II days vessels may probably arrive at
GroBstadt. -
ssDNrY, Hsw, Jan loArr Chief Kellar. Panama; nth,
Brutus Mitchell Newcastle. NsW for San francisco Sid
10th Helen Page. Church. Auckland.
WAHRTN PoIsT, April SID Nelson village. Nfork. .
WATERFORD PhssAer, April o-sid Elils. Brothers, y
York.
WaTTRroRD April oThe 81 George, Of Glasgow, Patter
Liverpool for Barbados which in contact
the nth on Tusksr with the Garrck, from Nfork.
tsytd in here last night with loss 0fOrcma b0wspr bull
MARKS, sc.
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Telegraphic Reports.

Nrw ORLEANS, May 10, 1851.
Our markets very dull 1000 bales Of cotton were
small quantities unchanged prices Mess pork Is dull
ut sl4 90 S14 So Barrelled lard Is steady kegs have
sold at 9iac ag1sc.
cline of one-haf to three quarters of cent since the
adyces per Europa.
CaaRLEsToN, May Is, 1851
The sales Of cotton for the week been 900 bales
at prices ranging from 7c a l0Ic The market closes
at a decline OF half Middng fair and fair
csc loc The receipts IF the week have been 65 900
bales.
CHARLESTON May TO- 1851
Operations in cotton partially suspended so bales
only have been disposed OF at y Toe, being decline
Of threeeighths to a half cent.
BALTIMORE, May lG 1851
The markets quiet and unchanged
ALBANY, May I6, 1851
The receipts during the past "a hours. have been
Flour. 10000 bbs wheat, 1900 bushels corn, 5000
bushels The market for to fair Western flour
Is lower, with moderate demand-the sales loo
bbs at 81 % 81 81 for Michigan, and 81 so 81 81
for pure Genesee. There IL fair milling demand for
prime wheat with sales of 20t0 bushels at 81 Is 81 Is
for Genesee In moderate business is doing; the
sales reached 200 bushels, at 57hc for round yellow
and 56lac for mixed Western. There is moderate in
qury for oats 5000 bushels sold at 46tsc Prison
whiskey Is at 1880
The past twenty four hours receipts have becn-Flour
5Co0 bbls; wheat 10000 busels; corn % 600 bushels
Western -four is in fair demand The market without
material change in prices 1900 bbis Michigan sold
So 80 50 g. Wheat IL in steady request but business
is checked by the frmness Of holders sales Of 5000
bushels at Soc for Ohio. Corn Is firm and in good de
mand 5000 bushels have changed hands at 10 &c for
Western mixed Small sales OF Ohio whissey ut &c
Freights are without change.
ROCHESTER, May 10. 1851
Our market is without animation. Sales were made
to-day Of 900 bushels Genessee wheat private terms
and 1000 Michigan at e4kc.; -four at 81 O. 81 IS
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Pas sengers Sailed.

LrvrRrooI-steamsLip City Of Glasgow from PhiIade-
phaJst Campbell, Philndephia: John Brodnay Peters
burg, Va stsley, PHILADELPHIA; Mr. Batemsn Coiumbus
o; Mrs Bateman, do Mics Thomas Nfork; Pike. Mrs
Pike Mr Stevenson Mrs Stevenson Geo Lea Mr. Lougmire
James Perry, Philadelphia Rev John rury Jas Anderson
ork; Brewer, Toronto; Mr. Craig Nfork Job Evans
IhoniAyie, Pc Thomas Philips, Providence. Ri Mr.
1htmas, Toronto. CIV; Flint; Rochester N.Y. Duncan
Bell, NYork; Mrs Duncan Bell. do; Malcolm Haughton.
Gin einnati o. Ransom, Nlork Robert Stein Philade
Iis MIR harper, do; John Arthur, PtSburg DIR Corbyn
Amos. baltimore; Mr. slater, Lngand jos Zcppi do:
Devln, ork Mr. Bradirook, do Misses BradLrook
do; Geo Wggins, Tamnaua Mr. Gof, Philadelphia; DIR
Brown. Prehye, o. Joshua Gov plnnd. Phladephia; II
Godfrey do Ralph Filling, kensinet0n Mrs Filling. do
Jayne, do II Pineus do; ii II Sharpess, do Mr. bua-
ton r do; Hamilton McCay canads Alfred hl Philade
plia Joe Cannon, lrelsnd stephan Hague. Pittsburgh
Berser do Rhnemsn, de- Richard Thomas. Trenton, Nj
philadelphia; II simmons, do Edward Loveiii do; Ste
rhcn barter, Allentown, Pa Mr. Cayapagh Cincinnati o.
Bet kirt, Philadclrha Bonkrt dol Francis Thorner
baltimore; Francis thsppe do Rev Dubois Philade
pittsburg Gushing DO; John Floyd do John Wander
slice, Phonixve Pa Vim Darlington West Chester Pa
Levs Davis do Mr. Fincu lady two children infant and
ferynnt. PhiladeIphai Roterts. Nashville, Tenn;
Byery, Philadelphia George Bland, England Geo Wright
yirgina Vim Benton, Do John Beall do; John Yates
dc; Mr. Wakehsn, Fhiladtlp hs; Mrs Wakeban, do; Mr.
Owens Mrs Owens do Miss Patton, do; Miss Patton, do
Mr. ipripcott, Mount Holly, NJ Hugh Herald York
rat o. James NcGrcw, Alleghany. Pa Mr. Rafferty,, dol
1h Powers, Philadelphia; Thos siggins, do; samuel
Brown Dc; Barton Smith, toi jos Goudburn, Salem o.
Annfhapg, Canada Mr. Harrison, York. Alfred Thomp
Hooker NYorl; Mrs Hooker and children do Nathan
Eixford. Norwich; Andrew oNeill. do y W Thompson,
NYork Mrs Marcus Kiddoo, Pttsbur Rev George Marshall
dc; loh Wahlgrcw Sweden; Pearson Syracuse NY; Glib
Thomas Pope Cincinnati o. watkins ssd Liberty
jos Grimm. PHILADELPHIA.
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xSss n soni,s out the river struck on rock and ~
BrS WIN Niehols Layton. Guaysna, PR. 10 days. with
sss .s 8:
crew Of bark ssntes recently ssps one Of her own
Sns Gs 1n; . ,Ss s saes1 Fuller Johns PR
Brig sSaS:pssrs Psndstea. san Juan de 10: Remedies:
q as sSsA
Sr1ss *.
Noses, Wieis, charissson. Sd.y' with cotton. to
sSs. t ss q: i 6 Domingo CITY,
s:s sss 81. ~:
IL Ion "a s steamship Georgia. Porter hence for Ha
Julia Frances Of Bssufort) Rowland Ponce. PR.
e ss' Ss s%'Sl Il WI passed i'
sehr MsdstSn Stein. Charleston. days. with cotton
=. ses s,ee chss Nils Francis wilmington Nc days. with
s sssr sss Lines: Inc: 4iss.as.i. ss.y.
ssS 1r A Amer .' jarvis! Phiisdsps.. sasy.
siai Pnii.aspSs ssy
sssr R Weldon bostos boundts risrmon
s S:$. $iSEss: s;s
schr Mssssch usetts, Hicks Rockiand. days.
Sehr Delaware, Holbrook, RocklAnd, 7 days.
Schr Sarah Smith, Haven. Bangor, 8 days.
Schr Presto ingalls,, Machias, & days.
brig american ashore Below Bsrness Capt Farneil
s ss,Is
empty casks in and about her. The task will probably be
completed during the spring tides in which Is
thought the vessel will be with but slight damage
1.-THE the vessel by the schr Frank At Noriolk
Below.
Br bark lions Hope, - days from Liverpool.
Sw bark Geffe 80 days from Rio Janeiro.
FIR trig Louise OF Seorent.
Br brig Robert Geogre
Pkt sps American Congress- Williams for London Eide
is, Furber Liverpoo and New York. Thompson. Havre,
anchor the quarantine ground account Of head
winds.
The telegraph the Highlands reports inward bound
vessels in sight at sunset.
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Died,
On Thursday evening May 18TH at IL O'Clock HES-
nY SaGEHoKS, aged 10 years and days
Ills relatives and friends and the members Of the New
York German Horse Guards the German Brotheriy So
cety and the German Friendly Society respectfully
invited to attend his funeral at O'Clock, this (Satur
day. afternoon 18th from his late residence No $50
Greenwich street His remains will be taken to Green
wood Cemetery for interment.
Philadelphia papers please copy
On Friday May 10th Of congction of the BRAIN JOHN
MALONE. Jr.. infant son OF John and Elizabeth Jane
Malone, aged 10 months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend thunera from the residence Of his parents in
John street near Gold street Brooklyn sunday 18th
inst, at enc o'clock His remains will be taken TO
Greenwood for interment.
ON Friday the 10th after lingering illness, ANDREW
JENSISos, in the 10Th year Of his age.
Ills friends and those of his brothers Isaac william
and james. invited to attend his funeral fra his
hate residence " Warren street, this Saturday
noon. at o'clock
May 18th 1851. after lingering illness MARGARET T.
'. ". consort Of Monmouth Il. Hart.
Tie relatives and friends Of the fiy are invited to
attend her funeral on Sunday, III IA, at O'Clock
? NJ from her late residence, IS On street, Jersey
/ City.
ON Thursday the 18th inst MANY RosErrA. youngest
daughter Of William and Jane Taper, in the 18th
year Of ~ age
The relatives and friends of the family are requested
to attend the funeral from the residence Of her parents
lis East Twenty fifth street, this morning the l1h at
10 o'clock. Her remains will be taken 10 Cypress Hill
At sea the 25th II February. his passage from
Honolulu, ON board the ship Margaret Scott WILLIAM
d Haley Of sumption eldest son of John Ellen
Two Brother of New Bedford.
New Bedford papers please copy.
AT Rio Jsnciro the 9th Of March last WILLIAM u.
PoETTK. Of New Orleans aged - years OF the late
Charles Porter. Of this city.
Boston and Portland papers pleaec copy.
On Thursday. May 18th, 1851 Mrs BRiD0Er KrLLr in
the list year of her age.
The friends 81 the family, respectfully Invited to
attend her funeral. tomorrow, Sunday the 18th
inst at half pact o'clock without further notice,
frC the residence of her Daniel isl Washington
street.
In Brooklyn May 10th, ASS, wife Of sohn Curry, in
the Goth year Of her age.
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
% sttCEd her funeral. Sunday. 18th ~ two O'Clock
". from her late residence. No Doughty street Her
mains will he taken TO Greenwood for interfnsQt
On Friday. the 10th inst Of disease Of the hcaO Eur
eldest daughter Of John Mcdonald in the 2d Of
her ne.
relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
inyt to attend the funeral sunday the 18th, at
ball. at two o'clock from the residence OF her father,
IL II ster street, corner Of Mott street.
At Troy, Wednesday, May "a Mrs. SARAH reliet Of
The lac Aaron Cragin in the 10th year Of her age
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N6flssSs Dunbar savannah; Canton and Erie rSa.
SIR c,nso sssas, Way sp2he on Ia. 81 = Ion ~
bark standing 4 showing red sisns white diamond ia
e. 1as ,5, rdm n IL svs s@snI .t S on the
sehrs Mercy Taylor Norfolk; Caucasian Alexandria
cisarsd-sip Diriro Sorleans Lunsts stThomas; Bru.
Iete Msan1ss PERT csrdsnss David Nehsls. 10, Begin
nave Palm, St Peters, sehr W Erickson, Phladel
f'A BRrsror, Nay H.
Arrvss-sehrs senator Rondou.; Lagrsage. froddencc,
from Camden. 18th, brig Patriot OF Providence from Car
sei1 fers uayssuer let met left bark from Ponce
oosd for New Haven probably this the bark Three Bro
lers schfs Cold Hunte for Do loadng Grand Gland for
ssiisdgssAr President, St Thomas
.t iSs ' ~ ssatsaa RECT saw trs New Ipssad from
Ndaisna: isr S ss.rn, n Oh " Ps'fa
lon "a ~ sroie trg Madison CaTk g and from Ncs York
srse silmast with part q risgns attached supposed 70
have belonged 20 an bern brig r -,
Arrivea-ehip Harriet Jessie Lycrpoo bark Caroline,
: arrived NV ist-Btis Franchise Nrork
hfiSsa fstEecsrHatie siorl; New Globe, Portand
losh, jonas smith, NYork
Arri,es-sehr Fidelity, SYOrh soop Chief DO ISh. schr
.s:a n sslr Richard Law from Baltimore for p1h
tons Harvest Nfork for Taunt0n Empire state AmbOy for
NV oRLrASs Mays.
Arri,sd-Bsrk rAvori,s NrorE; sehrs Vsiani DO; D,n
francis, FVrtlhuds
SaNod-sthr Mary Jsue NYork.
Tile Daren from AleHsLdris Tor Boston snd ID Others
ore at anchor In Hampton koaas :. :.
Arrivsd-siotp rssex, Fall River for NYors.
10 per. sth-Bsrt yarths Anna, fr Havana, ready and
sseG1 tie vessels previously rcportedi also, three
avn NswRvRrpoRr, May Is.
Administrative Hcy,, Pbilsdslpha =.
Arrivsd-sebrs Mediator, Georgetown Sc { ii Adams.
ssiissIBris Ann Elizabeth. Norfolk.
PRovprrcr, May Is.
ArrIves-Park Acadia Charleston; brss Florence, Of
Tomsston Mstanxas Helen Jane, o. Boston, Cardenas
sshrs Iouiss Philsdlphis South Creek, NC Francis
IIslet Philaaelphs; VIM Russell, Boston, Empire Al
Ianv, Jobp W Bell 81 Niork, dol Angelica do; Science
81 sloops Congress, Philadelphia Thos b Hawkins,
ssiieGnSefrs Abby and Susan Chase. PhisdeipAls.
PORTLAND. May rs.
Arrivsd-sehrs Mount vernon. Richmond ceyIo,, Bat
more. 49,,
S"'f sAtrs Nayij.
sailed-Bark Emily wilder, ZanIinsr -.
Arriyed-sehr ELLEN Perkins, Boston.
rOrsign Mails.
Latter Bags for Bremen via Southampton. per s.esner
Hermsnn. will close At the Exchange Reading Room t
EsohanseD Saturday Asy ~ - halt psss Doeloek.