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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-02-07
DuKEpUm, <. April 2. IS

GENrs-Your Vermfuge has been performing such
wonderful cures in this neighborhood, that cannot
refrain from writing to you and informing you Of one
that has occurred recently. grown negro woman
who had been unable to work, andswas in poor health
for several months by advice took tWosials of Yer
mifnge, and in one day-Hithin twelve hours after
Vards--she began to void worms, some Of enormous
size The number passed would scarcely be credited
BY any one who did not know the facts her master
thought there was. certainly one hundred and Fifty or
two hundred WN. TAYLOR
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-02-07

November- 8, 1871. Al :qr
- SHEER Es7E's gAElE.
r WILL expose to sale, on Monday the first day Of
March, 1852, to the highest bidder, for cash, be-
tween the hours prescribed by law, the following nan
ed Judgments in the Circuit Court Of Lownde coun-
ty, for the purpose~of paying the cost, to-wit:
10. PerLieg Nanses. Dats 8. Anl'tof sJlIzngnt.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-02-07

BY common consent, 4. D. Fahnestock's Ferri-
fugc is acknowledged to be standard article in this
section of country, and = our opinion can serve any
good purpose we Freely say that consider it much
the best Fern{uge in use we prescribe it regularly
in cur practice and with almost uniform success and
sell more Of it than Of any all other similar pre-
parations put together. HOWELL & TURNER,
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Markets.
klw Opir1rs Apr,I z IHhZ

hLw ORLEANS April 3, 1859
The Africas news has b on received Cotton was noe
affected by IT, flou3 600 bbs Ohio sold ut 50 75 and
o. Iouit at s3 s. Mess pork is steady at Sl7 25
PRIME. sil 5O. Laoon-sidcs ato at 9& a We: and
Shoulder fAc Wbisiey, l7c Lard.--2tO bbis
charged haius al oMc nunny bags have declined with
ihrge fo, ntsc f. cash Sight exchange on New York
10 al pur "A dnC cunt.
Nrw ORLEANS April g--6P. NJ
The ntnuse this sestop in Tho receipts cotton at
tbh pert cSr he corresponding period last year Il three
huLdi'd and twenty ninc thou md bnca The exports
81 cotton to-day have b,n large. amounting TO twonty
Eve thou nj * hurdpd bales mostly 20 Liverpool.
Nfw OaLTASs April s-S = NJ.
The aie of cotton 10 day foot 900 bales We quote
ordinary ami UGdl ne qualities ~ adocne Of eighth
The sus 81 th. w,k bow, been 40 bales The pr;css
Clr1} ct mgtes the Il receipts NJ all Southern
port this stUkcn tie pondiH period last year
Al I've hundred and i1Uu th3usand bales
Gn.Ri rsTo~. April 1852
The fh.,e IL cotton today unted 20 900 bales
mnild rspg lim aud prces IA wing an Improvement
oi nc stut qGalitts. The weeks sales have been
12C balos 6Ld tliH receipts go The stock on hand
txtluivo of that Cn hipO, ard Is Is So balee
GtARLssToS April 1852
Today bsirg GooG triday bue has bcon generally
tufptdSd. We have con eluoniy nothing to report.
SpRro. Apsl 3 1883
We have change to note Ia m irsct. The supply
Of cotton continue igh, and r her dropping 10 day
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The Rhode Island Electlor.

PRovrprrcy April o 1853
Full returns Of tho election held this State on Wed
nesday show that the democrats havo elected their 0s-
vefnor by about four hundred majority but the Lieu
tenant dovcrnor and a majority Of tho Assembly ars
whlg We annex the vote 80 far ~ actually known
Philip Allen, (dem) .90S Hsrrs (whig) 8 e04
The following additional returns of the for
members OF the Legislature:
CovEnTRr.-Nc choice for Senator but will elect whg
Tomorrow.
CRoMwsLL.-whIpp and Levi Johnston fwhigs), rsp-
resentntiyca.
WEsr GREEswicH.-T r. Hazard (dtm J, elected sprA-
tor and n democratic representative.
Nrw SnoRrHAM w bliam y. Ball (whig) senator BIZ
neon Habcock (dcm repres sentative.
EAST GRrfrwIcn elects Robert Allen representative;
he u claimed by both parties but voted with tho whEA
being for the Maine law.
ExfrER The old senator and representative hold svcs,
both drmocrnts
Fos1 En- holds second trial on Wednesday
The wings the Legislature stands viii have .
majority or fifteen, will be by tho following
table -
Senate Hssss.
H'b''' ....ID 81
D''hoci"lS .ss,....IS 10
AZ tho Leutcnant Governor is the p-e M ofioor Of
the Senate his vote will bo given the whig side shouAA
there bc occasion for IT,
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iNGIaITTIyE BUsINEstS--rHR TEMPERANoH QUHSTION
--MiKk wALsn-THB CANAL LETTINGS, FRO.
SPECIAL coRRksroNp pczcl os THE NEW vsRx HERALD

ih0IsITTIvE BusINESs-rHR TEMIERANoH QUHSTION
--MiKE wALsn-THR CANAL LETTINGS, FRO.
srEciAL coRRnsronpescI HERALD.
ALBANY. April o 1852
Both houses have been engaged the whole day In the
third reading Of b and nearly all have been disposed
OF that wcre ready As usual nj the heel Of every
soD many bills hurried through without due eons-
dcraton
Tho bill to authorize the New Rochelle Railroad Com
pany to bridge the Harlem river, which lost few
days since In the House again taken up today and
passed Its friends predict Its in the senate
The Excise bill taken up in the Assembly and Mr.
Humphrey temperance whg moved to rocommit It, for
the purpose Of making It loss stringent aud also in
scrt clause submitting tho question to the people.
Mike Walsh said Mr. Humphreys proposition is
noble reteat Of tho sci fstycd friends Of temperance
fSw days since they for the Maine distinctly
and nothing elsc and he (Mr. W. temperance
man, he wanted the Maine Inv nothing. lie could
not consent to alter Of tho stringent provisions tho
bill ~ they now stand ucwouid go for Modification
Hekncw Of his friends divided, but ho meant
to stand fast. Thu motion to rc-commt only in
tended to place tho bill in position where drect
could not be had upon 1t, Mr. Luchy (whg) moved !,
amend the motion Of Mr. Humphrey by striking out tn
instructions TO insert clause submitting IL to tho poo
ple This motion prevailed, ind tho bill recommt-
ted by ayes 81, Co. This consens tho bill anon
the mass Of unfnahed business Of this interesting
sion.
The Antrent bill was brought up for n third reading
and OF the intelligent clerks counted votes enough
to pass tho bill when. subsequently IL appeared that
numbers names placed tho list who did
When this was discovered quito joifcation ocourred
among the opponents Of the b and whother it finally
passes the House not 1t will certainly be arrested In
the Senate.
The Canal bill which created 10 much angry debato In
the House lics dormant in the Senate 1t referred
to the Committee Of the Whole and will probably be
taken tomorrow As the whole matter to bo argued
Monday In the Court Of Appeals the passage Of the
bill will not be regarded of any consequences The fancy
gentle betting upon the decision Of the Canal
by TINT court The burners soft shells and silvors
confident that the law will be pronounced anconstu-
tiopal.
The secretary to the lato whg states that out
Of the eighty ~hig members Of the Legislature only fifty
for Gen Scott The remaining thirty either voted
against him, did not attend.
MIR. Congcr has not yet introduced his bill providing
for completing the canal tho constitution provides
Should the present law bc upset - thought no will
introduce It at onco, should tho Legislature be In
session
Up to this evening only hundred and seventy two
bills passed by the present Legislature have received the
signature Of the Governor W.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURM.


Senate.
ALBANY, April ., 1862
To incorporate the Sunday School Union Protestant
Episcopal Church.
To teet the availability Of the Dundee salt springs.
To change the name Of Geneva College.
RAILROADS AND CsUnY
MIR. BADcocK (whg) reported, complete the bill
pcnng the law prohibiting tho defence Of usury bo
interpoted by railroad corporations.
long debate ensucd which participated In by
mort of the members whom
Mr.. Cooley, (dem.) moved to recommt the bill with
instructions to amend this by substituting tho As
eembly bill
Pending discussion, tho hour Of two having arrived
IS till four taken.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Thcthird reading OF bills resumed.
For the relief Of the United German Evangelical Church
In the city Of New York
In relation TO tho Chief Of Polloe Of New York
Amending the Militia Law, relative to the formation Of
uniform companies In Kings county.
Amending the act for the relief Of the survivors Of the
Fhst regiment Of Now York volunteers In tho with
Mexico.
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Interesting from the South.

GRHAT FLOOD in TExAs-MARINE DIsAsTsRS--TH1
INDIANS IN NFJ.ORIDA---ExKcUTioNs STAYED, HrU.
BsLTiMonE, April y 1852
The Southern mall has arrived with late Texas papor
which arc filed with accounts Of tho damage done BY
freshets on rivers and creeks-the overflow hid beea
greater than over known there before and tho oscs
vory largo.
The schooner James Knight OF Galveston was rcocny
lost at sea- with all hands
The New York packet ship d. r MIam In attempting
TO cross Galveston Bar driven from tho channel asA
struck She remained the bar two day but finally
got en- and was tOwed to Galveston with feet of
In her hcld Onehaf Of the cargo Ice; tho rcet ai
merchandise will be- saved.
Col Pearson direct from Tampa Florida reports Ill
quiet among tho Indians meeting Of citizens
on the 18th ult ut which Capt Jernngn denounced
for having It Is alleged, lawessly intertcred with tho
rights OF tho Indians for purposes Of private gain
Tho pirates Reid and Clemens. hung at Rich
mond todny tho President having granted respite fos
two weeks.
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W.-H,soToS, April o 1854
MATTERS
Mr. LANE introduced several bills affecting the interests
Of Oregon
1HE rrnLIc rprvrffo, ETc.
Mr.. BRowr, Of Mississippi asked but did not obtain.
The unanimous consent Of the House To oYer Joint
solution that the section Of the joint Of
sA6 directing that the Of procct ding in the print
ing for the two houes Of Congress shali not be
iru, 10 slow the joint committee Of tho u SOS
to dh charge contractor and employ another but in
all when the committee sha deem that there has
been unnecessary delay or neglect the facts shall be
ported 10 Coreros and the committee shall be governed
ly III d.ftctjtn
MIR r,DRtscp, this subject would probably soon
occupy pucb time Of the House, wished to present
he olutions II the Printers Union Of Philadelphia
Gl ,ot,d 10
kr STANTON 81 Tennessee vninly cndeayorcd to hayo
the Naval Lcpliue bJl considered
IHE PRIVATE cALrSpaR.
Inc liouee went no committee the private Calen-
dar hnd rTtm'd The con- i'd rstioa II the bill for tho
rc,f u the hgai n3tves Of Gen james Wat
son late 81 Georgia The bill appropriates ~ 600 with
under iarc,hn d the Creek warriors for slaves sp
,urd ~ raid warrior while th.y the service OF
The thttu states ngninst tie L. nlnolc Indians Ia
llords
MI. BAnrI (rcc to!D Of VT after saving that he
tsItI To young America old Amcrc. but TO
party ma a,owirg blr sfdont democrat
tO tiak seant bv bill and 10 express anti. slavery sen
tm,n nts in tht com, G, ION
MI swEKrars, tdcm.l of Ohio, briefly opposed tbs
m,euic.
me''rr Tsrsn and DANIEL advocated the bill whch
70 The House and paced by yoas 70; nays 81
The liouse then adjourned tin hondy.
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ISrrIircrscr CnsrnAL AHraicA we have rc
c,ivcd fiom San Joe, lns II La Gaea Of possa Rico
to tho b ult The political OF that ststo Is of no
ints,est, and ts tranquility WAS undsturb q
sr Duenas. who had c,tabieh,d peace 1nd property
In snD Salvador beautiful country ana VIII, I'D ga
elected President of that state took posse sion ol e
executive power the 1T uit aud vas .n:hu .s, ciJ
gr,tt,d by the entire population
icsrseua, as previouc,y reported crjoybc the
utmost tranquility and all going w,,l ~ the plbi
Gnsrs u that State. There s no int, cnco vi huna
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IADFIrHTA, NpFN y, Ioo1
william Henry Dunn n wo, kmaD EN- ployc a. the ne~
d,pm d the Baltimore Railroad Compshy this city,
he'd to death to day by the falling OF heavy
family.
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Meteorological Observations.

nv bORsr MAGNkTc UF WA srnEwy
AND BaoApwAy.
FRrpAr, hp ii o. 1861.
DUFvALo, A. M-Baromotcr 2g,2s Iher,nom, n,
SO Wind northwest. Clear and picus ant morning
i. M.-Wind west Clear and beautiful evening
mtmeter 40. Barometer 20 80
ROCHESTER. A. Milne, clear morning Wind
west. Thermometer 40
sP Nj 1t has been a beautiful day, but rathor cool
Wind west Thermometer 4O
AuBURr, A. Mime sunShiny morning Wind
northwest. Thcrmo metar 40
SP. Pine clear evening. Wind northwest Tho.
mt meter Al
SyRAcuss, 0 A. M.-Cjoar, pleasant morning Wind
south. 1heims meter 80
p. Nit Ia beautiful evening Wind little north
OF wet Ihcrmc meter 40 Clear.
UrtoA, "a. M.-Sun shining brightly Thermonctey
a.
sP Mime clear, pleasant evening Wind woss.
The imomUttr 40
AirArY, A. VI Cloudy but ploasant morning VIM
north. 1h.imtmeter az bar meter 2s.C3O
BP M.-Jiear. fno evening Wind northwest Thsr
mtms,er 49, Barometer 2S.G40. Mercury "a II has
been lovely day.
Tnoya A, m--Drisht plcasant morning and very
mild. Thermometer 40
oP Nit has been te ,utiful dayone If tho plcss-
antett OF the te,sen Wind Little north u Thor
mImtteI 81
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vEssRLS ICEb0UND AND EsnGRANTs IN A DESTITUTE
CONDITION.
CiScSrAri, April ., 1859
All tho boats at Erie icc bound in the harbos.
and havo no present prospect OF getting out unless
strong south wind should spring up
iheIe are one thousand tive hundred passengers Al
Erie who cannot got away, many Of whom arc sok arA
without money
The steamer Ohio Ia n very perilous condition She
has been out since the oath of March and cannot he
reached. he underwater Lero refuse rs on hur ~
any price.
SECOND DISPATCH.
ClSciSNATi. April 0--P. M
Dispatch just received from Eric dated noon 10 day
say,-. The baltic Ocean u biurton and uoen Uily
al t thir morning for Cleveland but with little prospect
Of getting through
IL Ia thought the Ohio is eafe
dispatch from Cleveland to-day paystha boats can
not get further than Cannesuthey may get to Eric in
thrco or four days.
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NoNs ments Of Kossuth.

rHs MAGyARs iErAETt LE FROM MOBILE.
BArnosr April y, 1852.
hofuth's movements In Mobile wero chroncied with
much onthusism ~ ,bc papers; 25o0 persons
IoTt,d 10 IL, baid his aaht,ss ~ IN. Amphitb,atre,
nd nsnif0tcd much favor toward his sentiments, lilo
hit N,tlc - tatgCIy fer Montgomery, but has since
eIiiUo ~ .l6Iittttn.
mis- ARRIVAL At CBAaLEsToN.
Cin,uirs,oS, April o. 1852
ItsFr.l mi sutc nrriv, hore this evening and quiet
II Icr,cdca 20 their hotu lis arrival has not a, yet,
,l.n.ta IL lcsl Il atlaa,AIL
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SALES BY AUCTION.

A UcTIoN EorICE-rHOxAs BELL. AUcrIoNEE7-
ths auction rooms is sprnos street. i.rss sale Of Sis
CART furniture carpets 90 also organ, piano, A.d
surssssSs Hondsy sis Of rs
escorted stock Of ohooe dry goods clothing and merchant
A UcTIoN SALE OF STANDARD ROSES. l. VAN
aswsss1 VII soil, on russd1y April IS ~ ono pM
r.ties of from the Nursery Of D. BOIL florist vth
John 8. BETTs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE
Seosl At No lss Chatham street To the old and
oiTARSs sTocS nSS o. GROCERIES, yIsE WINES y!
and fixtures axtur The stock consists In part
and nuts apoc. ioofes paste English Gar, basah
ss sppsae
general assortment Of grocerios.
maras hno methgeiin cordisIs &c. In wood and glass
Of which tho accumulation Of 20 years very
Also. AS dozen s.rstos. water. quarts and Pin.s.
Also Is a. qusntsy snss Of empty bottles
ter. shelving largo and small oil awning and awning
The catalogues will bo ready Saturday morning.
.JonN I. ,yANDEwATER, AUcTIoNEER-sArUR
desirable assortment Of Rssswood MshSssny sad Black
l:s II: ' A s.
Rotcwood Piano. mAdo by Samuel Gilbert of Boston, Of
SUPERIOR tone and finish Also second hand Furn
ture. with which the sale will commence.
II G: KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTICE..
Ss Extraor binary largo and positive sale Of splendid
tnrnurs Cafpetns elegant Psnofortes and other RI p
sums over 500 for approved endorsed notes this day
meriy the Chinese Museum G. Kemp viii sell Al ave:
a. as above without reserve splendid sf
rich and vsSssls geod being altogether the arSes and
scrptons offered at auction In SALE in New York.
the value Of which Ia sixty thousand dollars and all OF
which will be positively sold without
rare opportunity for the trade hotel and
supply themselves with hs desirable description
goods Thefurniture has all boen the
substantial for city custom trade and
large and splendid Of richly wood
Mahogany and Black Walnut PAror. Dinn groom Library
snd Chamber Furniture comprising article Of ole
Fsnee and utility found In tho large and fashionable Fdrn
turs and Is much varied assortment
than be found in establishment In this city
goods will DO admitted to this
and warranted. and limited goods will received
il the intention Of tho that the whole
cold without reserve.
WIN. s.. MoILvAIN 4 Co, AUcTIoNEERs. WILL
" sell this day Saturday. ~ their seed store, No 81
John street. corner Nassau large collection Of Cameas
Hardy Perpetnsl large hoss and other Roses
gardens Of P Henderson, Jersey City. Sale TO
mence at lok O'Clock.
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Marine Intelligence.

NOaYOLK. April VI IS5x
The w<Aiber Is v,ry equally with strong cast Wind,
VIII a. fc,sDs quite 1,t uf outward bOunj yossos In
hs,apon rosd-. The brig WisoahckoD and schooner
pt,d from New York arrived to-day. Tho forne has
lost her anchor aud chain.
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LEsiNGTor Mo. April O. 1862
The steamer Saiudn. bound for Council Buua, OK.
ploded her boilers this place to day She had board
besides other passongcrs large number Of Mormon cnk
grants.
All the officers of the boat were killed except tle first
clerk and mate
About one hundred lives suppoped have nst
The boat IL total wreck. Her boilers have besn N
uso scycral Yenr..
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Missouri Democratic State Convention.
ENDORSEMENT OF CAss AND BUTLER--TnR COM
PRoMIsB, ETC.

Missouri Democratic State Convention.
ENDORSEMENT OF CAss AND BUTLER--TnE CON-
PRoMIsB, ETC.
Sr. LOUIS. April 8, 1852.
THIRD DAv--Ths Convention assembled yesterday.
Tho committee resolutions reported through their
chairman fcres Of resolutions the substance OF which
follows--Tho first ondorses the Baltimore plat
fim Of 1S48 Second-Endorses the Virginia platform Of
1850 Tbird-Approyes Of the Com promise
IourthDcolares the right Of instruction, Enth--De-
the Union and recommends the union Of the democracy
he resolutions unanimously adopted
Mir. HALEY, nominated T. NJ Price, for Governor.
Mr.. d. OtEY nominated General b. Price, for the
pott,
The convention then proceeded bsot for candidates
10th nominees being Benton men. After two inetfcc-
tunl ,fortssome sharp fkirnis hing ard angry words
pes ng nmong few OF the menbersthc body adjourned
I'LL the afternoon.
AFTERNOON
The Convention ngsin proceeded tc ballot and the
third trial sectcd Sterling Price (Benonian, but sup
ported by the Anti-Bentons).
Sterling Price then declared elected. and, In
brief rpesch he pledged himself to support the rsso-
iuticne.
r. NJ Price also gave the same pledge
The llewing nominations then made -
Iln.eranf Goi0ro1-D wilson Brown (Anti Benton).
stotfmp II Stais--J NJ. Richard on (Bentun).
.ltdi Ia huntingdon (ADti- bonton)
ItristG -Alltn Richards, IA (is,ntoD).
JS,oyn1e-A. w. MoIris.n (Auti hcntop).
.ftl5'T aa a1at-S. j. 0nrdenhtim (Bontcn).
CA motion, The Convention adIourae till 8 o'clock
pM.
sssso..
ION rc-nfftUiti np. Il, ctrs ", chosen. and Mont
g,ntiy iair Nas elected dCl,gs,e large to the Bal
afG IUltr.
Adjourned ssfc do.
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=, 81 LoUis April d IH51
pleasant.
Ct.cirnATi, April o. 1852
The river is now nt stand and will connonoe reced
ng to- night
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Tus Fur Inusrxu Rumons ~ Cvsa we tarn ny the
bis ayorta arrived yesterday frn -. Jag do cubs
that tho authorities d that place, srPscsraSve II
. .otl or expedition sgslnt Cuba have oo.nd N -
W t,lr OF war composed of a steamer brig aAi .
So ooi 10 cruiso between Cape Iux aoa Ispo nAso
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Che Cincinnati Gazsas ssya that, during NJ .-ch
Ia Istweep 100 and 40 p,rsons-s nerAly &. rars
-thivp,d at that point for Cellorniauoiy w,.iious
spy intention Of rctutring
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THE HUDSON RIVER BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Recently organized In the Fifth Ward IL rapidly III
Ing up and ~i no doubt be most beneficial instt
Tie trustees prominent citizens Of the ward their
well known business hstits Is guarantee Of its
public meeting will BE- held at 4l3 Broadway (BrAdbury
hnfic Rosm Monday evening April 18th Syvanus $.
Wsrd President Once for resolving subscriptions No Al
Monthly dues. S3 Entrance fec $2-Now York Express.
rnEAP FARMS AND COUNTRY sRATs-sIx ACRES
- with large buildngs &o and only twelve miles from
New York, only S2OOO six and handsome bnidin
twelve miles from New York only S35O0 thirty
and fine briding, at Long sando tho harb
oLly $4,000 also, superior farm ~ two hundred
near Oyster Rsy SO per acre Also several dne places ~
Rye, Mamnroneok White Plains. Sing Sinr Pouyhkeepis
Hen,pst, sa 20. Apply to A. & sARGEANT ID wall st
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Steamship Philadelphia n. View ORLEANS.

NV VNLiANd ApFN > TboZ.
The steam hip rhiladopbis fiona Now YORK, has ar
rived at tiie port.
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Tclegrnphio Feat.

Direct communication had last evening" b,twan
the New Cfi, ans itl graph oc. AID The of the New
Uieans lire in Hanover street.-the whole oxtent of near
three thousand miles of having been Bucoos fully
worked in srgle circuit Dcepatches wcro sent f,om
New York to NV Orleans and received sixty
minutes ahead Of time.
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4 HEGEMAN, AUTIONEER-NONDAy APRIL IL
at o'clock A. ~ at No 4s street nr,pk-
iyn large and general assortment Of Paror Chanoer
and Dining Room Furniture OF the best
rich ailt bronze Chandeliers ard plain Fixtures
with the usual variety of kitchen furniture
the Auc tion Room.