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DOPULAR pRNTIsTRY.-NEW YORK DENIAL l,

poPULAR D5NTIsTRY.-NEW YORK DENTAL IN
stitne, l22 Bleecker street. between Wooster and Lau
streets. Northa Mncrhead, surgeon dentists, beg
TO inform their friends and the public that tho immense in
their practice has forced them TO to tho
above location wlere with greatly inerea se facilities they
promise pnnet!aly to all who may need their services
Great moderation in charges for with excellence aud dura
bty in their various operations the nriucps which
lave during twenty years practice guided them There Is
why Thousands who have hitherto been shut out
from the benefits of sul and experienced dentistry SHOULD
not be able to avail themselves Of it, since il be offered
at reasonable In proof OF ability m stand
In profession beg the attention Of readers to
in all operations and have suite of offices arranged
comfort and privacy The mechanical depart
ment completely organized that orders for artificial
teeth, from full executed in shorter time
than at any other dental office In the United In
the extraction Of teeth the and facility of the opera
ton depends uch the of the OPERATOR in his
ation OF instruments to the particular and have
been at pains TO such variety of shapes
and forms of Instruments that enabled every
possible case that may present itself Respectfully,
NoRTHALL MO0RHEAD. W. X. Northal, NJ. D.. W.
j. hoorhead, and assistants 132 Blocker street. Rcfe
rencesBishop Mcllvaine Rev Dr. Cutler Rev. Mr. Lewis
Rev. Hr Rodgers, Rev Dr. NJ Johnson Row. DR. Farley,
Hon Samuel f. johnson, Hon II c. Murphy Hon. John L.
Vanderbilt Hon. John b. King. Dr Valentine Mott Alex
Hofaek James NJ. Qnin, T.. l.. Parmly, Boyd, Cullen,
osrander, Wendell, Wiley, Cook James W Smith.
LIGHTER WANTED, TO REMOVE 100 TONS OF
n Sump coal from Twentieth street. Il. II to Grand
street. Apply at the ofce Of Twentieth street and
Avenue A.
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~ W. WEsTtoTT ATCTIONEER.-LARGE SALE
-. q Furniture, Of description Friday
a ut 10 clock, ut 40 Greenwich avenue being ali the
Furniture raror mher and kitchen, 20 Carpets. &c.
le 80 honte sale for The past two weeks Sale
rain shine. -
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MRS. vETAULT, 673 BROADWAY, BEos TO IN
A form her patrons that from the lst OF Msy she will
remove her to the first floor house Ill Broad
way corner OF Washington place. She also aouants them
that she has just received from the first hosses in Paris
large assortment OF bonncts mantas linen and articles
for mourning OF every description, AZ.
- EM0VAb = CARPENTER Il vFRMILYE HAVE
Ia removed 70 their former Office, No "A Wall street, next
e. the Bank Of America.
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A SHORT HAND WRITER AND REPORTER, FROM
n England OF experience who has boen
poyed most extensively in matters of public Importance
there. and whose talent verbatim writer Is unqucson
able is open where M services will be APP
preeiaed moderate salary only wond be desired Address
Alpha, Herald Office.
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oST-LAST EVENING, ON COMING FROM THE
~ Hall of Christys Mnsrels ladys pearl port
containing three 81 bills and several SIS and S5s The
nder will he suitably rewarded leaving 1t at ii Lc Roy
glsec,
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SALES BY AUCTION.

A UCTION SALE OF FURNlrURR.-wM II FRANK
IA lin, SoH 4 Co. win sell, Thursaay % 49, Al,
the Furniture contained in the house No xNa street
Montgomery street consisting Of the var ETY.
parlor chamber, bedroom and kitchen Purn snre SaIa
positive commencing with the kitchen furnitur ecieiy
4 10 clock,
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uuMRERr & KENNY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HUMBERT g. KENNY, ACCOMMODATIONS
hold FurntureAt 80 State street, Brooklyn between
Henry and Clinton streets. this morning at l0 ooS k all
the furniture in the hou'o carved mahogany Parlor Furn
turc, Sofas Chairs Dvans rocking Chairs
three ply ingram and Venetian Carpets aud OH Cloths
French plate pier Glasses and Window Draper Egyptian
end white marble top centre other Tables elegant Ii
brary u okcsse and Books Secretary hall fn-nure excel
lent mahogany marble top and plain chamber furniture,
Hair Mattresses, Paesses; ssd Beds, msntei Clocks CT
randoles and fancy furnishing articles Piau0orteAso,
ono roseMood Pianoforte. Catnlognes az tho sale.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N0IlCE.-THE ARCADE BILLIARD SALOON WILL
~ be closed Tor few days, fer altsra aud repairs
Due notice will be given Of its re-opening.
TIIOS. 7. STONE, Prnnrie tor,
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HENRY II. LEEDs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sac

HENRY II; LEEDS. AuCrIoNEER.-LARGE SALE
Of Household Furniture, contained in the BHilaa
Noe 2and Park place. IL Br bal wayTenry II.
Leeds CO. will sell Mt auction Thursday, April lth
10 clock all tho Furniture tanned in the
some which very fine consulting Of Carpets OF various
kinds suits of Psrlor Furniture Wardrobea Bureaus
Dressing do Looking Glasses aud large quantity Of
ding Also Hair Mattresses double aud gle Sofas Chairs
Arm do Sofa Bedstead OIL cloths aud other furntnrc
tanned in the large establishment Catalogues viii be
ready the day before the SALE when the furniture be
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

For innumerable Wants, see Second Page.
For various Advertlscm cnts, see Third Page.
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HENRY H. LEEDS AUoTiONEER HOUSEHOLD
Furnture.-Icnry H. Leeds & Go. will sell at anction
Thu rsday April 18TH at 10 o'clock, at 2D West thirteenth
street between Ninth and Tenth the Household
Furniture, consisting Of brocatele Curtains handsome
worked Ottomnns and Divans in mahogany Chairs &c. in
hair Cloth, centre ard side Tables, mantel Ornament,
China. Glass &c, mahogany Bedstoads Wash, and
Dressing Bureaus marble tops, Beds mattresses, &c
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JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER-THIS DAY. AT II
o'clock at ID Spruce streetHousehod Furniture con-
sisting OF Sofas, Bureaus Rockers Tables MIR
Girandoes Carpets Bedsteads Beds and Bedding
and Harness.
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HENRY ii. LEEDS y Co, AUCTIONEERs, WILL
seil at auction, on Friday April 80 at ten o'clock
grain Carpets rosewood Furniture in plush Sofas Chairs
arm DO, &c window Curtains &c; Mantel Ornaments,
bedroom Furniture black walnut and mahogany Bedtea
bureaus Washtands, &C. hair Mattresses feather Beds
niture, &c.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ID
Furniture Henry II. Leeds Co. will sell at ano on
Thursday, April 80 at 10 clock at 81 Jane street
hogany Sofas rocking Chairs reclining do Otomans &c.
in hair cloth rosewood Work Table marble
brocatcile Curtains Mantel Ornaments &c., marble ton
Bureaus and Wristbands French Bcdsteads, Hair Mat
tresfcs Feather Beds Brussels and ingram Carpets China
and Glass Ware.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
furniture-Henry ". Leeds Co. will sell auction
on Thursday April ~ Mt 10 o'clock, at 80 Fourth street.
Household Furniture, stiong Of Brussels
Carpets mahogany Sofas Chairs and Dyans in hair cloth
and brocatele mahogany Bodstesds Tables Washstan
Bnrcaus Be- hair Mattresses feather Beds, Boters am
Pillows, China crockery and glass Ware.
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I OST-IN CEDAR STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY
IL and William street. Twelve Dollars, in bills
will be suitably rewarded by calling at Is Cedar street, up
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L OsT-0N TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL r. A RUS
- set leather trunk bound with brass nails and markd
s. both ends 1t taken from the steamer c. Wander
bilt probably by mistake II contained ladies' apparel
liberal reward will be paid for the Of trunk
contents. by @ T. STRONG, 81 Vest Eleyenth street.
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q n REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR TIE RETURN
WlV ola Gold Lepine Watch il in good condition, No.
2735 in enc; opens with spring. 1t lost
day last probably west side of the town. Apply
DOCTOR HART 80 Oliver street.
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- ]. TODD. AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL TO NOR
~. row. April ~ at 10 o'clock, at 60 oranre street,
pkyn, Paror Chamber and Kitchen Furniture Piano
fort, Feather Beds. Hair Mattresses, Plae IJohirr
tiattes, &C. &c. sale positive. Terms cash.
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II COTTON R-HOUSEHOLD rURNI-
ture.-F. Cotton will sell this day (Thursday) April
49, at 01s o'clock, at No rs Amty place Continuation OF
street and Blocker all the Furniture
tanned in the house comprising the usual assortment OF
Sofas Chairs Bureaus Tables, Glasses Beds and Mat
tosse Carpets and Ocoths with bedroom and basement
Fur iture. Sale
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HENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO AUCTIONEERs, WILL.
sell at auction on Friday, April 30th at 10 o'clock,
At NO ~ East Fifteenth street-handsoms Household
suite covered In crimson plush Sofas. teteaee Chairs
arm do rosewood marble top centre Tables mahogany
eegsnt papier machc Chinese porcelain inaid Tables
sofas hair cloth paror Chsrs IL de- Chinese
Tea Trays elegant crimson gold brocatee window Cur
under do Tapestry Carpets rosewood seven
tave Plano, made BY Barmore. Mantle Ornaments. Book
Case and Secretary French Bedstead mahogany
do Dressing Bureaus marble tops do Washstands China
and Glass Ware. dining ind Kit ehen Furniture, &c.
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LOST AND REWARDS.

G1 00n REWARD.-LoST, ON WEDNESDAY
70 I,OVO April %, Pocketbook, containing 1000
the Bank of Manhattan Company The numbers are
81 ~ $50 and s3. all dated May 8, lsi9 Phe finder
will receive the above reward by leaving it with William
Scott, at % Hopkins street, East Brooklyn.
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EURNITURE SALES IN BEOOKLYN-BY j. UEGE-
Il man. Auctioneer.-Fr Friday, pr 80, ~ half-piat :
o'clock NJ a. Mo- York street, Of Main street,
Furniture Same day, at 10 o'clock, A. H., at No. 81 Column
ha street Of Cranberry street sale Of elegant
rosewood and mahogany paror AMI chamber Furniture
postry Brussels and ingram Carpets Oil Cloths &c Same
day. Immediately after the above at abont half past o.
clock. NJ nt No IWj Livingston street. between Hoyt
and Bond streets the Carpets aud quantity OF cham
Der Furniture Same day Immediately after the above
about o'clock T. NJ in Clinton avenue house no
of Myrtle avenue the Furniture OF cottage bouss.
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n1L PAINTINGS.-JOItN LEYIsON, AUCTSDNEER
~ will sell this morning ut IL o'clock at hi. roomr
No l96 Chatham qnara rich an Collection oil spsn
did on Paintings, In richly mount cold executed
BY the most eminent american foreign artists suitale
for parlors and public houses Among tho collection
many rare and valuable gems. Stle positive
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ID Ar D TO GENTLEMEN.-A SMALL FAMILY,
ID consisting Of three only having than
thoy occupy would be glad 10 lot to two tlemen
gentleman and lady with breakfast and tea front psror
and back bedroom Communicating with pantrcs attached
The location And nghborhood is much to be desired
and parties wishing such apartments will find very do
lghtful home, and attention looked for No. 80
McDOugal strect Blocker,
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nUARRYMEN'S U. p. SOCIETY.-AT THE LAST
" general meeting of the above Society," held at Milf
mans Broadway on the ist inst it was unanmensly re-
stipulated wages shal be 81 12 per day. hours being
the tim allotted for said day work.
JOHN HONS, Secry. THOMAS HERMAN, Pres't.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED, BY A LADY, IN A
" pleasant village New Roshse, or other, situated
the New Haven Railroad not than hours ride
from the city cuee board and the comforts Of hone
desrsd Address Clearance, Broadway Post Once stating
particulAra. 10. &e.
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yTNO UPHoLSTERERS.-A GRAND MASS MEETING
will be held Mt Mechanics Hall, l75 Hester street. o.
Friday, the Goth inst at Soclock BY order Of the
mitteC.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

HENRY T. LEEDS, AUcfiUNEER WILL SELL
this day at 10 o'clock house % Aacdousai street.
all the gentes Furniture in the house and wbish CONSISTS
Of Brussels ngran and three ply Carpets aad stair Car
pets; French embroidered window Curtains f1rnises,
carved mahogany SOFIA Chairs Hall Stands maa,o orns
msnts French Bedtead kitchen, Ginng aud cham
her Furniture In variety see catalogue Sale ~ 10 ocioct
HENRY 7. LEEDS, AUCTfoNEER, WILL SELL,
this day at ~ O'Clock. Mt house No 10 Or md street
without reserve all the Furniture the above house,
,arpets Seias thars Aau Eel Ornaments Vases Rockers
urthins richly carved r-sowond Mahogany and walnut
b'oteads Mirrors Curtains and Fixtures Kitchen dining
sna chamber Furniture Brussels. three ply nsrao
anu 9thr carpets tea work and fancy Tables;
fshher BEDS fiioNs, Sheets blankets. ubes And
Catalogues Mt sale. - - 'N' -s"'s'
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John j.. VANDEWATER. AUCTIONEER,-AT IOi.
o'clock, AZ No 2H West Twent second street. between
and Ninth avenues household furniture consisting
OF the usual assortment Of Mahogany and Black Walnut
pnrlor and Dining Room Furniture. Bedroom Furniture
BedseaJs Bureaus, assistants, Feather Beds PaAsses
&c. together with the OF
basement and kitchen furniture with which the sale Will
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NOTICE. WHEREAS. SOME PERSON OR PERSONS
IN have stolen of the Plaster Ornaments
and modelled for for Mr. Clarks houses In President
street. Clinton, all hereby cautioned not
to of them without consent they will be dealt
with according to law. JAMES LIvESEY, Court street,
between Dcgrsw and Saekctt, Brooklyn.
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GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIPE CAN BE ACCOn.
"A medated with large front room. bedroom, and
pantry the second foor with board the LIST Of
BY applying at - Henry street. Also, largo room and
pantry the third floor,
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HENRY II. LEEDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Furniture-lIenry H. Leeds Co. will sell auction
Thursday April 30 at 10 clock at 20l West Twenty
second street Wilton and Brussels Carpets mahogany
Sofas Chairs and DiyAns in hair cloth Mirrors
Centre Tables, six octave mahogany Piano made by
PiersoD, mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus and Washstand
Marble Ornaments, School Furniture, Desks Benches
Chairs Black Boa rds and Mirrors.
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Df Tk TNKhS, AUJII y EIt.-DESTKABLE HOUSE,
hold Furniture Friday the 3Oth inst 10 clock
ut No 81 EldridEc street, Walker, omprising
rl assortment Of valuable furniture well worthy The
tun dealers and hnuscteeprs sale positive Nv order az
TIE executors. Catalogues tho day OF sale.
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Very Late from Havana.

We have received by the Illinois rles Of Ell Dario de
h Marina and Gdccia de Ia Habana to the 18th instant
The political news is Of no Importance. Qrictness
continued to reign in the island and the Captain
General Yalentn Canada daily gained In the love and
esteem Of the inhabitants Of Cuba. lie Visited on the
morning Of the 9th instant the fortress of l.. Cabana
where he received with the greatest honors. lie
infinitely examined that large fortress, with General
Mediniila the adutants OF his Excelency the chief
engineers and some Of his staff who mpanied him
MARKET CIRCULAR.
HAVANA, May 12-Referring last respect
I'd. inst. Of which duplicate enclosed. none OF
your fayors have come to hand. Our sugar mar
ket has been rather excited during the last
fortnight, and very active business has been done
at full prices asked by the planters This state of things
continues with apparent tendency to gradual ad-
in prices Since the arrival of the Isabel yester
day many planters have their sugars from the
market with the rrcence of asking higher rates STILL
We quote to day White common train a s " do
forefes. Q ~ Derosnc train Q - a0 Yellow fore
les, a ~ do. fine ~. Oh. Common to prime a
6i bowny 5If h3t cogucho. 5 n 5 Il muscovado.
81 81 moasses = asked in old casks, and x offered
for here and at the ouiport small lot sold here
Ia Ircjghts to Europe duh e. 81 for sugar hhds
Segua ard New York taken AZ S6 hhds and 10 rls box
another for Remedies and New YORK at ST. and 10 rls
with deck load mol<ses ut S2s molasses freight So.
offered to load at the coast Exchange, New urk and
Boston. 2pcr cent dis. London. "a per cent pm.
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Died,
At YonkeFs Sunday morning, May 1G. the Rev.
UKrnY IT, SroRRs Rector of St Johns Church. Yonkers,
eldest son of tho Hon Henry r. sors Of this city in the
dist year OF his age.
His funeral will take place this afternoon, at 2
o'clock at his parish church. The attendance Of his
without further notice. The Hudson River Railroad
leave the depot at Chambers street, at o'clock PM.
On Monday May II after lingering illness, ELLEN ~,
daughter Of the late Daniel Peoples aged is and
months
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
spcctly invited TO attend her funeral after
noon. at o'clock, from her late residence, "a East
Broadway.
On Monday morning, May II. WILLIAM NJ. son of
Patrick and Anne Casey aged year months and 3
days.
Ills funeral will take place to morrow afternoon at Q
o'clock from his parents residence Ninth avenue three
doors from Thirty ninth street. The friends and
quantances Of the family and those IT his grandfather,
William Tanning. respectfully invited 60 attend
On Monday. May IL, Ina BENTLEY, Of consumption in
the I'D year Of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral to- morrow aft crnoop al 4
His remains will be taken &c Greenwood Cemetery for
intcrncni.
On Monday May H. JAMys BrANy McGowaS, in the
nth year ~ his age
Hi fepda and acquaintance rcspcc fully invited
to attend his funeral from AZ Greenwich street this
afternoon nj O'Clock.
on Monday May IL q congestion Of The brain, Anna.
nAat CH,TTTrToN, aged So years.
Dtafc -t father thou hast left ~.
Ind 'or loss deeply fc,l,
III. liz God Tint hsih bcreft us
" can al oar sorrow, heal.
Tie disuds 81 tie fsmil requested e. attend his
hcfnl In ~ cr0uu. 1T o'clock from Ia, nto rcd
drnCc. Is Tenth strtct without further invitation
Tn Monday etcning aay il. Uiunor sririu.~. son OF
.,In L. ard Maria GTcgsun Sgd - mouis ana day.
w. ftulans VIII W. tt.onto Ncfstogn Connecticut ier
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nterment from So Carton avenue, Brooklyn t. morrow
morning half-past clock.
In the city Of brooklyn, Monday evening May IT,
after lingering Illness at the sdencs OF her CAPT.
A. Lowber ElIzAB.rH rslict OF tho late Michael Low
Der. in The 6sth year OF her age
Iirr friends und thosc her sons together with the
uirmbers OF John Street Church New York aud of the
Pacific and Warrington street Meth ,dist EpiacopA
church Erookiyn mr. respectfully invited to attend hec
funeral. to morrow afternoon Mt o'clock from v3 WI
lorgb. street botwccn Dufcld and Gold Her remains
viii lie conveyed to Greenwood.
pn saturday May i5 ut her honsc. in street Wash
intop Mrs LOUISA U, ADAMS the able roct IT the
late president, John Quincy Adams She II
years of rge. Mrs Adams grand daughter Of the
ista S6yifhor Solnon of Maryland. Her father
Cersul in London al the time SIR Adams ,rried h,r
there caring his first mission 10 England.
On sat rday morning, May Is, ~ Washington city.
WILLIAM DsnncA. chief clerk in The Depar. mt Of
stale sir Derrick WAS born in Wctch .ster, penasy
yauia on or about the 31st of July lsU2 lie ap
pontt c rk the Department of State in lss;. lie
was well tainted wi the French spanish Ian
Clnrcs anu with English literature. Throughout the
term his service in the Department he
promotion aud obieinedjt not By chnf.ing tho acuain-
auce Of ihocc having hliy 10 have political np,r-
anoc hut by the conscientious and accurate discharge
Of tho duties assigned 10 him without any faint of pcrso-
m sei,iiy TO his Supporters in office. and by employing
biz Ii uTr in thoe pursuits which adapted to in
foIin tx pand and elevate his and improve his
great ual capacity for business by his death the
public has lost faithful aud aborious servant his i'm
mediate f,mly i'm alice ton husband. father. aud
friend his associates in the Department valuable
emplar and his friends whose worth they will al,
| ways hsld In vivid iemembrauce
nj Memphis Tennessee. on May s. Ronrar !. YAscEy.
for many years connected with the press editor aud
contributor. At tho time his death, he was in the
47ih ycai Of bis age
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ARRIVAL OF THE SIERRA NEVADA.

tn. s,c.m,lip Sierra Nevada, Captain J. d. Wilson
arrive, las, night frsm Aspinwa the sth instant. via
Kingston Jamaica on the 18th
She brings shout go passengers and $1,000 specie on
fright besides which. there is among the passengers,
some $3.50 eco to 100000 in dust.
Among her passengers We notice the name Of Mr. J.
Navenscrct OF dispatches from the Gillian Mi
mister Also. A. b. Corwnc, U. s Consul at Panama
Mr. Stone. the gentlemany purser, inform. tina,
thoee passengers who left New York the 22d utimo
on board the Sierra Nevada reached Panama, thu
Isthmus railroad in the unprecedented short tine Of nn
days and half
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Pnssengera Arrived.

new oRInANs-S tenmship William Penn-Mrs sullivan
Neescr, Mira Marks 2ohidrcn nurse Ross steanc-
II IN tho stecrage.
CHAhLEsToS-StcamshipU Dion--Mrs q o Ellis Miss C.
Mcconnell Miss Moore Mrs wilhsten, Mis- Lsnone,
Mrs w Smythe ID II Conkiin a Stevens, Furscr.
son Can't Mcdonnell II Lircttc. r n Nice u Neyes
kerri,cn Wallhridge Romtert G Is Wisten, W
II Goodrich. Bushnell, u Proctor Gtulson, NaT r
Snyder Punch. Chichester, Maror. 4 Lamar,
bwelly A Foreman. Babcock--67t IN the ateorarc
Enthusiastically City Of Norfolk-Mrs Hircb II
Loabpan, Eaves and lady. Dir S Phelps w Rnud aud
lazy MyPatt Miss III Jons Ro sisnd yi.qinin Hurton
bSualds,p, ssin,cr nnd lady, Mr. webster Turner
Gsslor Mr. Smith uul lady. Mr. Mayo, j Trim y M nod
fo'd-iG IN the etecrsee. 4F = i -
EArhooA -sehr sarsh Mrria--c royt
Nildentttb, Nv Norris
lock sra lady. ''' " : 49,
children. ' -