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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-24
NE WS BY THE MAILS.
Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, April 23 1851.
Death 81 the .4rchbisop-Hs Chardc;aPastoral Iactd-
10" Withd,a,er--Ihs Express Robbery THearicais &C.
At o'clock last night tho bells Of the Cathedral aud
other Catholic churches commenced tolIing nnouncng
to the city the sadthough not unexpected Intelligence
OF the death Of the Rev. snmel Ecclcson d. d. Arch
bishop Of Baltimore lie died at the Convent Of the ga
cred Heart in Georgetown at half six o'clock last
efenng in the Goth year Of his ge and in the full pos
session Of his faculties until the last moment lie was
Archbishop the l4t day Of September
1884 when but "a years Of age. When consecred, he
deemed the bandsomest man IN the State of
Maryland, and although in latter years he had berome
quite Tasty his personal appearance and benignty Of
manner such to call forth the admiration and
the esteem and respect Of all who in contact
with hm He practced the motto Of his great Master,
preaching peace ana good will to all mankirn studi-
ousy avoiding and all those
and unchrisan controversies that bceet nothing but
enmity and uncharitabeness. In early life he
Epscopalian, but having been educated in st Mary's
College he became Catholic shortly after reaching
manhood His brother is Judge Ecleston Of the Mary
land Judiciary a stauneh Epscopal.an. ia
1t was announced days since, that the Rev Thos
X Bcechcr OF Boston had been elected pastor Of
the wealthy Associate Reformed Cbamch Of this city,
generally krown as DR.. Duncan's lie bad previously
preached here, and gave general satisfaction especially
on the subject Of slavery, taking the ground that it
question between man and his Maker, and should
never be brought into the pulpit The committee ap-
pointed TO nforr~ him Of hi. election lave since
sponded with him, and he having informed them that
they had elected him the faith of what he seemed
to be- rather than what he really was they have pur
sued the inquiry further and tecone satisfied that he is
as deeply tainted with fanatieal abolitionsm the
Rev Theodore Parker The consequence was, that on
Monday night the invitation was unanimously With
drawn
The total of Chcste- Childs. the youth who robbed
Messrs Adams Cog Express Of keg containing
IS 90 ii Mexican coT commenced before the
onnty Coass yesterday The only evidence against ha
fhis e-sfession and he had bssn cunning enough
sMye ansyeIcd NO questions, he wcnd have eailS
crsai
Iiesltkay stIcst theatre.
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NV oRLEANs April -. 1881.
Cotton has declined ac. 40 since the receipt Of
the pacffcs The sales to-day. barely reached
leo bales Mess pork Il firm at SlI 80. frcghis
frmer ana cotton Il taken for Liverpool At 'sd.
NV onLrASs April Up. VI.
Lard has advanced with sales Il 900 barrels NJ 9c and
110 kegs at lie III &c. Bacon sides al%o ndvane-
ing ribbed being held mt sac. &c Tobaeeo-300 hhis
Of Mason county fod III eisc Pork T. firm az Slt -
sl4 80 for $4,000 bushels 4oi ~ SOC. f,r
mixed, and 52c. 5ic for yellow and white Cotton 4
heavy The weather has been stormy all day; cold aud
raining -
CnAaLrsros. April -. 1851.
Cotton has been very quiet The transactions on Fri
day limited to 800 bales. ~ prices ruling from
III i4c Some ee0 bales wsc s,d Saturday Al ~ lie
CtvcrSv,r. April =. ISL.
Prime fcr lard has been sold here to-day g the cx-
tent of 200O legs, NJ pt.c and u nov held ~ Ice.
BrrrAto April -. 1851
TIE past twcntyfour hours the receipt have bccn:-
Flour 200 bids wheat. nouc; ~ o00 bushels
fair demand exists for Western honr but the market
without material change; 1000 bids have been sold at
80 - fr Michigan Wheat Il IN good request but hpl
maintain their rmness and check operations small
sales of Ohio have been made 1T $50 Corn \ steady NJ
yesterday rates with sales Of about 1900 bushels.
small transactions in Ohio whiskey at 2lc freghtsare
without change
Arr,yy. April y. ts5l.
Flour y not very active. but prices steady The
sales have been 1900 bhls. Wheat u hid above the
views q buyers aud little Il doing Corn W goo re
quest at low prices and the sales w o01l bushels
oats are steady aud 5000 bushels sold former
Small sals u prison whiskcy at &c The boats are A
from Rochester, aud the Buffalo boats are hourly eL-
peeted.
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!. BnAVDr. VI. ~. Va. sccrrtary
polsse Intelligence,

charge q Stsolins FiuieOficer El.r arrested. yss-
tetday French nan by the name ot John D. lYaan.
on charge ~ tcnng flute. valued 1T SIS. c.. pro.
perty Robert, Kelly. residing NJ No ll3 Leonard
Thc hute was recovered by the sccr where " aa been
sold by the prisoner for five doars Juxtigs L3throp
committed the accused to prison for trial.
Sm1cn'<Isd bg his Bcii-9 Clvcc NJ Pc.Astr -Yestcr
day aitc <noon, officer Harbcnscn, of tho urh ward
arrest man of genteel arFearnnce xAcn ffty yeays
a ars ny the of Georgs Bowen -, han prac,ss
tuf endcrng him up TO justice. it h0wun stanl
ndicted and charged with perjury in lhe town &C Gar
isle Sehoharie county, New iofs. and was hdsd tS
some man n that town, who sw days einco cane ~
this city and placed the matter o Grrt With tho above
named officer, who sacceedeL yesterday, IN eect'ug H.
Nr Bowen, in al pShabilty eA procure 9th ha and
thus obtain his liberty again.
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Death or Commodore Barron--Remains OF
Archbishop EcciestOn.

BALTIMORE, April ., 1901
Commodore James Barron seuor captain in the United
States Navy, died at Norfolk Monday afternoon, in
the eighty year Of his age His last moments
soothed by the presence Of his family all the members Of
which had Been summoned to attend him In anci patton
Of the sad event He died in the full possession of his
faculties. and with perfect resignation
The remains Of Archbishop Ecceston will rcSch BaIds
at eleven o'clock tomorrow and viii b. received by
procession and escorted to his late residence at the
Cathedral lie will be buried in a vault under the Cthc-
dral. Saturday. The Cathedral and other bells
toed last night.
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BALTIMORE April %. 1851.
New Orleans papers Of the 10th inst received to-ngh
contain dates from Galveston to the 1ah The bodies
men, supposed to have been killed by Indians,
have been found near Corpus Chr isti
Hundreds Of emigrants from Missouri. Arkansas
other States. as well foreigners, fockiny int
Texas.
Some papers discussing not only the propriety,
but the mode Of paying the State debt.
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Our PztAadlelphia Corre espvndence.

PHIhADELPHIA April 23 ISL.
a lNphre from stice .a,res -rDecisos IN the Hood
wurtSlutent c,s~-Death cf Commodore 1suon-Suisid-
--Fyr.
Jaccb' Abrshaps vas this ncrning arrested a re.
qusitiorr from th- Governor II Kentucky, charging
him with highway robbery and attemrt at murder
committed tire since in Shelby county, of thai
State. The prisoner taken sefore judge Parsons
this morning. and r-Aanded int the custody Of the
officer, who will start tbr kentuekysthis evening"
The jury in the Woo1worth planning machine case,
long pentn yin the Suvxene Court, before Judge Grer
this morning decided by the jury. Spring Others
the deendarss in the ec he'd to
the Woodworth patent Judge Grisr said ths& If
ncsses acs IN into that court taxt Wm,
Wocdworth not the inventor Of hs patent would
hold II to be ,sd dence that tn witnesses in
tend to perre themselves by swesring to what they
knew nothing about This question has been de.
cded In the samc way by every cr,uit court in the
Union, invslvisg an immense outlay initigatiopa
The.dccease Of Commodore Barron advances Commo-
dore Charles Stewart of this city the old Ironses of
the navy toths senior cagtaincy and increases his
from $500 to S4sJ0o per annum.
The body Of man. supposed TO be- Alfred Eoeh. of
Schuykill county found drownsdthis morning in.
the Delaware nj Port Richmond. lie to leap
in at that spot on Saturday last.
The steam forge OF Hukner 4 Co. at Conshohoeken.
Pa DESTROYED by fire Sunday morning. Ths loss
Is estimated at, $1,000 No Insurance
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TRANsPORTATION,

uyENNsvIvANIA RAILROAD COMPANY ARE NOW
NJ forwarding goods TO Pittsburgh in Hve days, from
lhnsderhia, at the following low rates,
DIV Goods Shoes Hats BE- ~ 10 lbs second Glass
Bales Brown Musline, Groceries Hardware, Sc per
s0 ina Thrd--Queensware, Coffee Tin &c cts l0n
sss FourthAshes Tar Pitch, Sc sos ts rer 100 Ne
CHARGED for receiving forwarding go0ss
PhiIadsphs or pittsburgh Goods from New Yor< he ,or
or any ofthe Man nacturing Companies fnure
Sksrs ts corsisned y n n HOUSTON, Freight AGENT
Sasisasipsla nsxADsR tAyopE, Asse..
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Movements OF steam, ships.

NEw 0RLEANs, April %. 1851.
The steamship Falcon arrived here ON Monday from
Chagres.
s,v.SvAH. April -. 1851
The steamship Alabama. Captain Ludow from New
York. arsSrd at this port in sixty-scven hours from
wharf TO wharf.
PnILspELrni,, April 23-S12P.M
The steamer Albatross has made the
equalled OF 1l9 hours from Philadelphia to Charles
ton
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ALnANY, AprI ,. IS3I.
Tho 0swcGo Tines, of this morning, says that three
morc u the wosndc have died Royal Davis and James
Carroll engineers of the boat John 0Connor and James
Church. wnitcrs; and Thomas Quiggin, fireman, arr
thogc OF the who are dead Three missing and
supposed to have been blown into the river The jury
returned a verdict that the explosion occurred from
the want q water in the boiler.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
nN.N@~N>NN~NNSSNo<NNoo
a = RIV Az
OF THE
BRITISH MAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA.
->o~co.~0~~>~~Oo~vevU-o~~
Short Trips Of the Atlantic Mail Steamers
>>ooo~10~>~Noy>0~-~~>oy~
NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.
,>y>>o>~Nc0<N@--.s
THE REPORTED LIBERATION Of KOSSUTH.
Soo~@~~v.,~~>o~o->..yo.-~
The Great Exhibition and the Revo-
luton in England.
srr Nu-vxxC v,.-.~ a :
Short Trips Of the Atlantic Mail Steamers
NEW FRENCH MINISTRY
The CURIOsITIEs Of EUROPEAN ISTEILsGEUGl
HEAVY COTTON MARKET.
&C., &c., Sc.
&C., &c., 80.

The Brieish mail steamship Asia, Caps. Judltine.
arrived at her wharf at a quarter before elevss
O'Clock yesterday morning, after passage dasS
and eighteen hours She left Liverpool on Sstx-
day. the 18th Inst, at quarter before five O'Clock
in the afternoon
This is very short passage. but not eqsnl -
the two rapid rons Of the Paeine. We republisA
our list of the western passages that have besu
made in less than eeyen days, frors'wharfto wharf,
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IONONfVf NVtII = I''I
graf Are occurred this morning. at Kingston.
Forty hovs have been destroyed in the block bounded
ty Prince Bagot, Wellington. and Queen streets which
constitute the principal part of the city The progresa
Of the ere has been arrested The loss viii b. v'sy
heavy, but Is not yet asccrtsined
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A AGnrar Rscr-A match for $1,000, a single dash Of a
half mile, will talse place to day the Cenreyie
between two nays of the highest reputation Per
desirous of ruaxing from actual observation the
speed Of the ceciia telegraph would do well to be
hand at the Centreyile to-day
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wAsmveroS, April %, 1851.
The Stanley court martial having returned their curl
verdict TO tho Navy Department without alteration
the President h coruuted their sentence OF dismissal
TO twelve Wc,ths suspenscS, withoutpay
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CySrRsynLE CocRss,. L. 1-PAcIsG--1he match be-
tween the three sest PAGERS in worL came
oaycstcray afternoon over above course and more
interesting closer ,ontested struggle has been
seldom witnessed. slight difference of opinion in re-
gard to the heals msrrcd he sport. fer uDmen lar, ii
wac soon adjusted and the contest closed With
satisfaction to the spectators. The following Is sum
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The s. ship John Adams sailed to-day for the coast
Of Africa aud Madeira
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nR. RAIpH, AUTHOR or THE PRACTICAL PRI

II vatc Treatise" So.-ofscs hours TO I2 A. NJ etei
r. NJ tsnnday ssceptsdl No. ~ Greenwich street. II ka
teen matter of that
ety q Professional atsinmsn should devote his -
tsnter ~ the diseases which peorie o description
send 10 easily. H. hevever, the thousandsh
etse nees hsse people bring upon society known
very different opinion would be formed. Aad 10 Ia not
only The prssent misery snd dsjeoticn, preyins @
mind well as the body, but of such nstur
as 10 asect posteriy, snd 70 destroy the
d1ctiye faculty altogether II faot that, when
properly treated, they remain dormant In the
stacn as 70 apresr IN no oshr way than in their e~scs
and speedily removed. From The edica advas
ages has eneysd aud very extensive and lon
prsete IN thls speciality he has ample sround lnsvr
permanent cure Of structure hoveve
or old be- and that W stage eertsiu
their consequences wei The depiorabe
resulting early pror er bsbits he can inswv
sueh certain safe and radical obtained
other In Amsrica shose whe apply " NE esr
ssss xiu " svrssissf n We ssss sad yspaiy We susl
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JrvSv LtSp Ct-c,rSsrI-The procs els Of Jen.ty
Lind Ave concerts In che above city amounted 70 u
sS5O0 Of which sho has sent $1,000 and Barnum Al 500
to the Mayor TO be disposed II he thinks o tuli
cuus for the risf Il the distressed and unfortunate
individuals In taat place Barnum hal .vously given
four or eve hndrcd dcars for the .purpasc Jcnny
Lind Il thcrc called Angel In sauisc \
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is tss rsnlts--
Charrs Sumner, coalition Observation-Disclosures. 1913
:" (douias~D ..............- l
r. G. winthrop, rhig.. 16I
scatttfnB 20
whoie number " votes cast .,...............3 3s3
necessary 10 S'soTce. lsf
The vots marked Doubtful in the sbore had pencil
mark drawa across the name Of Sumnsr THe cossrtce
were diyiaec on the question Of the Legality 81 ths vote
but after lrng dcussea the maoritycf the corsnit
tee reported that Sumne- elected by sue majority
The Speaker anRounceA the result sf the baq.ot
the election of Charles Supp%r by maj y accord
ing to the repoI. of urajcsy the corrsie ee who
counted the votes
1t then moved by a',Sig that the re,er. be re-
committed to the cnmitee ,h instruction-to report
vote which they Esd throws as scatteri w This
motion after dcbat Of half hour was carr n, with
opposition and IL committee made new report as
folows-
Charles summer coalition. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 194
X {. winthrop, wing. LOT
Wholes numb Of votes. Observation-Disclosures. sSS
Necessary to a choice. Observation-Disclosures. N5
Sumner still lacked vote.
Itwas discovered that thereuxere two votes
counted in the above ballot than there membe<
present who voted consequently they proceeded to bas
lot for the twenty first time. which rsststed thus
Cbares summer coalition. 193-
Robert G. Winthrop whig g....--.....-.......... 1ee
cchtterihe z.
Whole number Of votes es.................. 3ss
Necessary to choice. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1874
Sumner again within Of the rrark. The House
refused to adjourn by ~ 2majority and balolt
ordered.
The most intense excitement prevailed thsoushout the
city and all the Of ihe State Mose densey
crowded. 1t crroneously the first
Of the ballots that Sumner elected by majority
which caused the Commonwealth. (aboiton newspaper
to hang out about dozen flags whics continued
in the breeze for long time.
We suhoin the result Of the twena y-seeond ballot -:
Chnries sumner, coalition lsl
Robert Q. Winthrop whig 166
scaUerng announcement. ..-......... q
Whole number Of votes. es.......................3S 3S4
necessary 10 cholcc. l93
Two votes for Sumner thrown in consequence
Of their being found doubled together.
Motions made TO adjourn. bu. the House by
small majority concluded to 90 into the tw~nty third
ballot which concluded ut eight occ and resulted
follows
Charles sumner coalition. 1S5
Robert q. winthrop whig l66
Whole number Of votes. s.........................3
Necessary to "A choice. ls9
Sumner now lacked four ve tcs II election
The House thsn adjourned Tby large majority, after
having been in session without intermsion for about
twelve hours.
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THE SHORTEST WESTERN PASSAGES.

Is thus appears that sip passages onlyhsve beea
made from Liverpool to- New York insless than
eleven days, and Of these, THE Atlantic snd PSci6A
have made the three shtstess. of all tie CNmWd
li'e, fks Asia is the only sfrD~r thai has 1ritsM
the amyt. The Pacific Is ne only sfunsr sknf hsS
crossed hs atlantic in E7, than ten Days. The
Europa, in October, lSfss- made the paesNgs II
eleven days two hours and thirty minutes, wAicA
was the shortest to that pes;ot
The sssaowing are the names Of passengers by the
hsia
Mr. French and lady, Miss Hxuxs. Mr., Heyward. and
badly and Miss Hayward, Madams .asuhier epa
want Mrs Alicia Sparks child a<p Miss JAztcnv
Mr.-Geo. BROOKS lady and chia Mr. Peter Redysth anA
nsdy Mr. rs Foster and lady, ~. Geo Holt -Misa
Holt Nh e. Solomeyer and servsuo Messrs A. " Bvan1v
Y. w. de rrenblays. fnlay, r. Ntstiu. Ballinds, Az
j. Wander HS~ven. George 0ake7e Kobeve Chadwick Jss
Chadwick ~ Maitland, Zelwegs Wainwrikhas
Torry- JnD. Hall p. Holland, Kanhsrdt JardiDe. SpurT
W g. Epan~ Greenshied, Theo. fxlf. .sawkn, las Gibb
Jr Ziohey, Deynoods Lois W A Heyer. Henry WalInekv
G,aman zie. Dsrminton. Morgan kyl. Jr, Anew RokhL
Isate, Rev. Jno OConnell. Mr.. and fMne Edwards M
SzdMrs. Robinson Mrs Jackst Mrs Kent MS Kel-
let and in5sns, and Mr.. Hondaysss
The news is three days assr than our previous
aavcas.
The Great Exhibition wa absosbng the mos&
stienten in England. In ancction with this sx~
hetien, we give a curious article from~the L0uds0
7iHes.
The cotton market at Liverpool was heavy.
The market for American state Stoeks in Ioa-
don, on the 10th Instant unaltereda The prices
a fnll
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,~r ThI W. ss5s , : as''h' n morc during the week
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DRIyATE MEDICAL woRK-pR RALrHs rRAo

ctl Treatise swing trs atment, diet recipes Gc ae
~ erats every t. HE Judge fpro
pcriy treated Ninth edition. S42 pages with rs.ssprie
~ sold At ~ Gresnvich street, and AZ Ann street, Ae
Mailed free by addressing Boa 80 Poet once.
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YEANTED IN BROOKLYN-A MIDDLE SIZED HOUSE
w between Hamilton ferry and JoFaleon street, NJ
much above Henry street ren moderate. Address j.
w. H., this vscc. stating location and rent
WANTED--A FURNISHED ROOM, WITHOUT
w torrd for 9ente~ar IN barclay " Nesey street.
Address y. T., ~ Cortlandt street.
G0uNTRy uOusE-wANTED TO RENT FOR YEAR
- or lonrtr comfortably furnished and pleasantly
situated house cottage in the country where access "
the city . Frequent and not ever one hours travel from
wall sfrcct No objection board the family,
through the summer. Desired Address, With ul yart
culars rtn ke; which must he moderate y u H. Herald
aDfice, fcx tSo days. Near the water preferred.
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~ A1Ts, NEKYnrs ANIInnrr.-I mANr

Ssn,Sia s,, - ,,,. aAan =, - ~ ~
vetigate ". efficacy. for the last six months aud
oruugl atsfed Il the most wonderful preparation IN
Tie vcrld that not only sacredy endorse al thnt Dr.
Watts Gays about ngrvine hut add that u i e4ualy
potent and pow rfn n consumption having failed in
A. saet hundred that have under
vatitn. JOHN :. LAWRENCE 96 Nesoy street.
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In0 WILL ne PAID by THE SUBSCRIBER TO
BlOO the friends ~ any who should die -
sumption. IL Il proved thcy had taken bottle 81
watts Nervous Anddute, according n directions, within
week u tile death. TALBOT WATTS. lu. Nassau st.
81 bottle, 50 n DOZEN
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IN =. HoTgH. ATCTIONEER.-pN FRIDAY MORN
IL. ing .t ~ o'clock aarso aud desirable assorment ~
household frrnitnre At - Greenwich French sofa
and Marble match made hy IhyN Mahogany
Spring sest aud other Chairs Mahovany Carved Rockers
nine and Ingram Carret. Mahogany nrens aud
Plain Bureaus stair Carpet snd Rnr edstead Pliasisr
stoves hall aud Saloon Lamp Desks Mahogany Dressing
and other Table, with quantity Of furniture and
Kitchen utensils. tRain or shine.)
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uENnYmLKEps. ArcrroNEEN.-aExrEEL

III household furniturc-lleury H. i-eds& CO. v ssl
auction Thursday Apr 9Th, at 10 o'clock at 0Mad
esneei household furniture consisting % nahn
pany furuiturr. n hair cloth. sofas chairs dtAn otto
mans NC; marble top tables mante iaek astral
lamps manel ornaments Brussels carpets pier glasses
oil cloth stnr carpets hat racks. &c mahogany bod
room French bsdsead~. washsa nd, dressing ~.
reaus chins, erockery and Flass Kitchen hrntars
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Another Attempt to Elect United States
Senator I'm observation-disclosures Excite
mcnt, DC.

BOSTON. dpriI % ISoI.
Tfr Legislature to-day again proceeded TO ballot for
Uced States Senator for tIe twentieth time Annexed
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lot " Lexington 1t contains all the modern
mprov Possess the Of May Terms easy
Apply on the premises or Of
JAMES CONNER g. SON, 2J Ann street.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
SALES ny AUCTION.

a UCTlON NOTICE-FURNITURE. AT l<3 CHERRY
"A ttreetThursdsy 2th April ~ 10 O'Clock, the furni-
sure the above ingram Carpets
high bedsteads Mnhoghany aud seat
chairs rockers beds mAhoghany and dining
ables nel lamps book glassware and kitchen
cure. A deposit rom all purchasers.
VI. A. CARTER. Austio neer. No. Z New atreat.
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sINERESCE BOYLE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on
u TLis day 10 o'clock, at No. X7 Houston street.
Consisting Of Geid and Silver Watches Bracelets Earrings
finger rings, Breast Pins Guard Chains Pencils silver
Lamps Spoons Fors Clocks Ci Cases, and Desk and
every article TO be sold without to close dssou
zion Of partnership.
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FOR SALE AND To LnT.

EoR SALE OR TO RENT-A TWO STORY HorsE
Il with outhouses and part OF barn, with large yard
garden and fruit the Westport Station Of the New
York and New Haven Railroad. Possession given imme-
diately Rent low. Inquire of E. b. Sherw ood the
premises, Of H. r. BURR at 10 Pine street. New York.
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NOR SALE, At HARLEM.-A HANDSOME COTTAGE
house and four lots Of ground with stable wood aouse
ice house fowl house. The place well with the
choicest fruit &c. Situated l2h street.
Fourth and Fifth avenues. Inquire of
HENRY +. McGOWN, 80 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-24
T,O LET, IN SOUTH BROoKLYN-THE LOWER PART

'To LET IN SOUTH BROOkLfN-THEL LOW ER PART
ofa spendidy finished three story house ~ by - feet,
situated the third house Clinton the left hand Of
sacket street consisting Of parors thirteen feet high with
CANT manner with panesd eeiings and heavy centre
pieces back basement aud four handsome finished
the third floor; in Rent S,U APP
ply the premises To j. BARNETT No l52 Broadway