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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06
IMPORTANT FROM CUBA.
IMPORTANT FROM CUBA.
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ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.
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Increase in the Slave Trade.
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American Vessels Engaged in the Traffic.
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THE ENGLISH CRUlZERs AROUND
THE AND,
So. &c. "a.

Thestssnfhip Empire City Capt. windle, arrived at
this port yesterday from New Orleans Havana She
left the latter port at o'clock In the afternoon Of the
Seth ult.
We are indebted to Purser Craig-not Purser Smith
for the Dtio de Ia Marina Of the s5th ut As this ia
vey'Dg Cuban intelligence, and a newspaper under
Spanish authority, Furser Craig is safe
The news s not late by one day as that brought to
Charleston BY the Ifabsl but II is highly interesting
Neither our letters er papers by the Empire City
speak OF the settlement Of the Crescent City difficulty
but as the afdavt Of Purser Smith the balm to Gen.
Csnedo, was probably carried to Havana by the .. O !,
the intelligence OF its effect tho Captain General
could only by later stesmtr which happened to
be the Isabel.
The socp Of Cyenc ard steam frigate Fulton
at Hayan&-tbe O. awaiting orders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

NATIONAL HOTEL. DETRoIT.-THIs HOUSE, THE
IN larzsst ana most elegant establishment wsst Of Now
York. IL kept By FELLERS& BENJAMIN, formerly OF the
Montreal House, in the city of MeagssL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

L. yANrEwATER, AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL,
Monday, December G. at l0 o'clock at their sales
roo IA all street. Dutch brlbous roots In lots suit
purchseers being the importation o Vandershoat Son.
Van WaveRor Co., and others The whole will be sold
without reserve to close consguments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

vT,HE KINGsLAND HOMESTEAD, LAND, AND
Building Association, will meet fer the election new
members other purpoes Monday evening" Dec, 9th
At I63 Bowery TX o'clock This Association 10
on an entirely plan from the ordinary budip
associations Each memberis to have ot Of land and
built his taste to be paid for In monthly
nslmen accordng to the value Of the houc, and WHEN
ts paid for In other way full dis'harse from all
obligations to the Association and from ell mortgages will
Ss given There looking forward to indefinite pc
riodali is and fixed. BUXTON Jr Secretary, Of
zoe, No. 81 Chambers street.
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SALES AT AUCTION,

A UCTION NoTICE-CROCKERY AND GLASS SALE
a By WV. W SHIRLEY, TUESDAY, December Z At ioX
kinds Of granite blue edged dipped and c. c. ware lots
Tor city and country retailers and grocets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

MUslCAL.-sIGNoRA ELIZA yALENTrNI, GRAND
lvl Prx do Chant du pservatoire d. Paris pupil Of
the immortal maetro Donizot and Of NJ Damoreau Con-
t and piima donna of the theatres Of Man Turin and
Venice gives lessons in sir gng piano. and
She be NJ her houIe No. 80 Fourth street.
near Mercer, from 10 A. M till p. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

AUCTION NoTICE.-LARuE SALE ON TUESDAY
at in Dogarts sale :oms - Spruce street
Of egsi furniture dry goods choice clothing groceries
and other merchaL disc. by order of assiguess.
TU0S. BELL, Auotoneer,
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FINANCIAL.

EuNDS LOANED FOR CIRCULATION.-THE AID.
vertissr yl loan funds the amount Of $4,000 dollars
to purchasing produce in the West to Western
lire ad CONT actors the most ptonable and
liberal terns Fer particulars &c. address box 2ial New
York Post once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

GR0CEhY STORE AND FIX lures AT AUCTION
~ Tueday, December ct halfpa !, o'sloot the
premises the enra contsnts and fixtures Of Store st
A. TsjTtebft street. ooplsing of oil
tea, sugars coffee fruits soaps counter scae: refrse
istor &c with tho wines, trandiss, kegs awnings 81
Ds spossts required from purchasers.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER Auotioneap.
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MUSICALS

EoR sALE-A FEW ROSEWOOD BoUDoIR PIANOS,
from Paris to order this country They
superior in tone and workmanship and Of style both
elegant quite Apply between and five O'clock
at No 270 Grand street. Of Forsyth, stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

1IUDSUN X a U-TKAINS
III from Chambers street, for Albany ard Troy
Express Train M Through in four hours connecting
with aching Buffalo Montreal Mt ocloei
evening.
Mail Train, SA NJ. Through way train At l p. VI.
Express Irsip, 5P. NJ. Accumulation Train, Jpn.
Passengers taken at Chambers Car al Chri opher Four-
teenth and Thirty -hrEt streets.
Sunday Trains from Canal street, At 730 A. n. for
Poughksepe and At p. M for Albany, stop ping at all
way stations GEO. STARK, superintendent +
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v. H. sTAATs, DRAPER AND TAILOR, NO. 3l9
81 Broens street three doors from Harlem Railroad Of
cloth, cashmere and fanoy vtnxs which viii 10 made "
order cheap for cash.
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I L. vAsDEwATER, AUCTIoyEsR- WILL sGIi,
=. this msrlipg tnondsy,) Deesmbsr 9. At 0<
And attractive sale of asrble and aabater GtGtuary
aaey gcods &c cf the importation Of sig W. Giovanni
tene his FIRST regular sale OF the f,ry Of which
ave just been received ship John from eEhorn the
shols comprising choice assortment of subjects be-
.ce exhibited all of which have been selected Nth great
Tho ladies particularly Invited 20 attend. Psrt
,ulars In special adv erseneRts Alo fifty German canary
in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

VUANTED TO RENT, IMMEDIATELY, FOR MANU-.
featuring purposes on this Island or in It's vicinity
building with from sixty seventy Ave horse power either
steam or water. Address, Box 263 City Post Office, post
paid.
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vINHEATRIcAL NoTIcE.-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN
of acknowledge talent deerous of mt the
Ea Street Theatre, Boston, which will open
abeu the 18th inst under the management OF Mrs. Sarah
Lewis will please apply Immediately to CHAS THO5
PARsLoE, Theatrical agent, BgrteRs Theatre, n. I,
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM sTREET.-GEO
Lea Prcpr The above estab shment open cvtry
Afternoon, clock and in the evening" half past for
Me purpoe Of Classc and Orig nal Repeselatons Of
Living Statuary by lie Cisnet troupe OF Model Artists
together with variety Of beautiful performances For far
her particulars bills Of each day AdmissonSeats In
private boxes so cents; seats with cushioned
shAirs, 3I cents boxes, % oonts gallery l2H cents
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vVANTED-A DIAMOND CLUSTER PIN. APPLY
w to H. HARRIS, broker, between and four p. ".
NJ No. l5J Fulton street, up stairs.
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~ ROCFRiEs, TEAS CANDLES, ETC, AT AUCTION
~ Tuesday December at hnlfpast ten o'clock, at 81
pey street corner Greenwich an assrmen. Of ceres
teas, sperm csndles, sugars, coffee pickles.
ground pepper and mustard mackere boring Br z
with brandy win gin, rum, 20 il lots to suit buy
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

"A suction on Thursday December 9th. at y o'sleok.
NJ the Merchants Excbante fifty choice building lots
in the beautiful village of jamaica Long Island thec los
she railroad depot and every suitable for ee
xAas cottage and village sites Maps describing the above
property snd further particulars DO had Of the
Sioneer No. Bread street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

T,ABERNACLE.-MR. DEMPsTER RESPECTFULLY
announces that in consequence of tie gr,at
which has ATTENDED his Ballad Entertainments will sing
again Tues. .ay and Thursday evenings, Dec and g.
Songs ON Tuesday" The spot where wa, born" Morn
ing Noon and Night John Anderson, my Jo;'' my
heart is like silent lutte" mans for athat;
1ho Barring o'the Door, Lament the Irish Emil
grant "let us love another "My Boy Tammy;''
The Amy bay" "oh. harry was the gloamipg." aad
sion 25 cents. To com CO at half ps st clock
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TRAVELLMRs, GUIDE.

EOR ALBANY-WINTER ARRANGEMENT-THRE
Il daily uncs-Fare 81 D-The trains leave City Hall
station corner Tryon and cenrc streets daily, Sun
days excepted follows First train at 0 A. NJ mail
train stopping at all the way second train
Albany stopping at Croton Falls, Dover Plains
Hsdale and Chatham Four Corners arriving az 10 p NJ
shird train 46 p NJ Albany stopping st Croton
Falls Dover Plains Merton, Hillsdac and Chatham Four
Corners arriving is y. M connecting at Albany with
press train for Buffalo; Returang will leaye East Albany
At express train arriving in New York at ~ As r.
NJ IL is A NJ, mail train, making all stops, and p. ~,
express train, arriving in New York Y 10 2 ".
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noDwoRTHs SUBSCRIPTION SERIES OF SIX
~ Grand Concer,s.-Subscribers tickets to the above
series ready for delivery AZ II. Dodworth Cos
music store No 3 Broadway First concert Saturday
evening" Dec 49, at Metropolitan Hail. Subscrp ptios, S.
emitting subscribers seats each concert
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WHOLE NO. 7s4o.


QowEaY rHEATRE.-DoORs OPEN AT sl' CUR
s.s, s':aias iSs GSsSsh% WI sSs' ;: performed
'e'spA ,nI rHsS SorrEE 7iE'h haf Miss Heron
Conrads. Mr.. Hamilton Lucrotia.. Mrs Dunn
pURroNs THEATRE. CHAMBERS srREET-DooRs
ID open ~ 81; to commence 1t o'clock
Monday evening H;ff%Sss E
David coppsraed Mr. Russell Mss Trotwood h.s Hughes
s.sS Hep 4! Johnston Ts disawboi. Mrs. sisrssss
nSysss Syss EMIL; s.ra..s S,:s
isss, fladdlas..H LsSsrs SartSs: M. Mis- Ws:s:.
oaI ovsls SfE''a Iii a'a..,
f. E. ssss Hr iosss Hughes
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREEr-DooRs
IN open at 61z; curtain rises at O'clock.
1ess' SHE JsY 81 M Il siEisn'a
Bavey Birch M Jo ,es Sarah wharton. Miss Barber
After which Master G0ny y aRpssr with tho dog Yankee
1MsATss osss.. g. SA. y
i'as; '1sTfR Thf RiSsas KS 81 nfs Il ss
Grnd0a. Ar Ksss IlIm Kr9ty % kl's =. Chester
LOVE IN ALL CORNERS.
(,IRCus.-NIw YORK AMPHITHEATRE, 81 BowERY.
~ FIRST NIGHT OF Mr., RICHARD SANDS.
In his ,,
s'FS
WITH ms saysan T.hT UF u hs X sroun
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
phosepsss pSiseps
by which the laws Of grsvitation be suspended.
Besides he great ef Mr. sands several dis
tinguished Eqaestrians will appear
Wednesday and SATURDAY afternoons addition his
hibition in tho evening.
DoGwoIRTrMs suBscREIrTIoy SERIES OF Sly sIx
FOL III.
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CLOTHING.

DEAD THIS, GENTs-Y0U ALL WONDER WHERE
~ you can send overcoats and winter clothing
have them properly cleaned dyed altered, ironcd
paired with cellars buttons and ltng At short notice.
cheap h53 Pearl street. Broadway Is tho place
where clothing lie done up right, by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

WOODS MINIS rRRLs, 4ll BROADWAY, ABOVE
W Howard street.-Open every evsning.-H Wo.d, Ma
nager and Proprietor The Offer ed by this
celebrated company Of Musicians and Ethiopian
cannot be equalsd other band in the United States
See Programmes Doors open at 6k concert
1 oolock Admission, IS cents The public respect
fully
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VxTANTED TO LEASE FOR TERN OF YEARS--A
w large house, two sdolnu ghouses suitable to
into hotel located west Of Broadway betwcon Cort
Iand and Canal streets Tho best freehold securities will
given the and all impro ,de A the
pepse OF tho lessee address or apply to ROBINSON 50
NaWau street, UP stsirs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

CtAsT0Tr CLOTHING AND FSRNITURE WANTED
Ladies OF gentleman having any clothing, furniture or
for the subso his reedsnoe, through ths ros
IL. n
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/ OHk L. VAkDEN aTEK, AUUTIONEER.-TTESDA
December l. Mt afpGst ten o'clock at tho sales
u AL street lot Of fresh manufactured urs plen
assortment constrg pErt Of pieces Of
martin Hudson bay artin sable mink, cable htoh sable
ehir chla royal eruire French untan ,rtin
London lusted ,nx svtr badger &c. &c.; aso tho
y tets ef two peceH sleigh and lap robss
umis bsy an5 nr.;,a y III ssps a. n,,a
coon fx iver bedser Arican lynx genet Co. sc also,
temens fur erviDg gloves collars ladies foot
boas. tipp, IS Nc. &C.. so.
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ITO LAND owNERs-wANTEp.-A TRACT OF LAND
for Villages not less than forty within FIVE
miles Of New York, and 70 railroad depot
sesmbost landing Apply between the hours Of ~ and
No At the real estate oco, Is Scvoat avenue between
Eleysnth and n ytlfth streets
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CLOTHING AND FURNITURE wANTKD-LADIBS
or gsntenen having any Of the above 70 dispose Of
through the posi- To delivery do pay pos
Mrs, Cohen.
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Disasters, &c.

sntr Isrs Of Newbuypor from Mobile which ashore
of Wednesday forenoon BY the
FORBES and o-i Boston the afternoon She has about
Of board AID leaks considerably but does net
sppesr be msch damaged
B,s FLo,D New Haven experienced severe gales durnsh
whole passage 10Th and llh terrible
knock Sd down. asd obliged throw
paYt OF vessel strained badly which
caused leak On the lih shp with fore and
opsaanmsst and spghtnast By the board
Could rot nske out her
scsr wson, Of Nantucket, arrived Sydney, Nsw
sh Oct her whaling which here a6saon-
sailed from thence ballast 18th Dec for San Francisco
4 Jan she puns ess and ato Tahiti 18th Feo making
strokes hour boity bond having been akea her
he about 70 undergo and load with for
San Francesca.
TsOxAs DALLxrT, Phlass2hls from Las1ara, the
rsd lat % II, bong ~ spoke bark F4es, from New Or
o New fort Will and oreioD gallant yards carried
wanted nothing bat SAILS which the ID. unable supply
also ha.ins lost several
suy W.cREsrEn. Briggs which cleared Orleans March
s for Liverpool, remained .ith lEsd. the bar
ScHs Nor BE- 6o0dburn before reported h,vns
struck Barpais arrived Dominica 2h Att having sustained
bot Little taHafe.
THr Wrrcr AaIrt. ashor. C0nptons Creek
Nddef0wu. n j. sold "Wednesday shs
lea, by Ne--rs Water Gr-snoush CO., Tor $50 cash.
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ca ,,r w.,-rs,.S s. ars--~. ssh-tr. hss< 6srsss
Brs--r hs-.n.; son N~r~.-. csre>. r.sss Ssse-s
Nsnsf; seaee wyH,.n Sofiok ssrs Hsnr.s tsss. ta1
C,t-u roo- Sarsok i-pr--;- fs~i Nnss~f
Va. yrfrr. Nssra, Pbsi~2ss Dr,s.sFr. hsef,ss, 80
Yci Heusai Arsy, xrs yort. q. w frserat Wsrt~t Co
dense Gil hans w fsa L.ns Nstsrsssi Ny bhs~s
tae~ r, rosA IA, xIn-n> stspes. ~
E.-s. ~hr. xsyar Hs.ea-r ces~sss. casoo1os.
forh. Porto Ri~os t~p-eksfe. Rs>s. HntLad =.
ftoVlDfSSf Apri F7--Ar ~kr< {. '. bs@es T>stsr 49,
ssars wn is~ Lst-. s. .-irs Dss- w-o-s-s, foh-vss
ft,5spbs; rrfsss. ffrhv rsantas Bststsus. 500.
New YoFk s "a r,usr MoAl. .hr- yaEs,- waEs.
ShIi-ioss Warren G. Nei.an Iel- Phideph.a. Rsskas
Dole DO 6reer coa.fy gsnnrs. Qsan. Or-rss Wis.,.
NefolSs e- Stockport. JseksSs ard rNgs> Atse AIs&nS.
RICHMOND Aad s1Atr. -cAr. csarrr. R,s-r~ Bs<ea
~ Wstsoa Csuh-rs. s-w irrAs n Wos,ra v>.y Trnv .
HenIeo. rg-e NV rssk SD bs usrs-tSs r.surs casss
schr John Harris, G-rns,s fS-rhT Coma
wARFHAN-Ar I'll. sshrs Hcn's Gss-sa Rss,rsr~, ~
6en cushns Small Do; sah Jsra. Metes wi--y AesssArs
ieb. ehr Rahsrd Eorte., Bs'aorei Ahs-i>.
Asrwzu B--se. Nrv- rork
WILMINGTON. n. C., April ss-Au sebf. h-r>sss. Sxa6
Ne. Yoss Gil April a. schrs sasaa Yoaas ot Nsaaaas
9Th En-, Chamberlain. Boston
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Arrived.

{. Ms steamship Bosnok- Parrish, Rchsond AMI Norfolk
81 hours ndse. TO LudiAp & PeasantA
ship Lady Franklin, pk Yeston Liverpool April mise aui
passengers TO Samuel Thompson Ncphevs
Ship Ah-rt Gsan tof Porsnouik) sxer Havre March .S
ballast and Has been days Of George
with westerly winds
SLIP Manchester. Taylor Orssns II days nds. TO r.
Post.
Ship Ae;ro. LOT Booa) Kaswe caTso ns dsys .n.no to
Riley Agfh Is lat - n, loa q %, spoke sAp Seston
Calcutta fof BO-tos
ship Victoria Washington Rotterdam, Msl,h g. nnise aai pas
serser- 10 Zercsa Co.
Ship Adelaide Nstcsf f0f BOon1
and passengers 10 r. w. Trunsy
Bah Ara Kelly. Br Harvey, Waterford days passengers.
order.
Bari Champion B crocter Glasgow and 6reeaoch % days.
lror AID passengers 20 order
Barr Sarah Btse, (of Port sni s;urevss Orleans
Ddse n
Bari rses Rean CaHsO days, 1850 tuus Of rusao TO
r. Riley
Barb sha. ef Boo,hbay Me- Gardner yoevsas is days. mo-
.asses 10 Owen No date, bat - rs. lon % squa
iorrysIc spit ,ops.l
date. spoke ship Iho. Dal-tf. for PhIAas2nis
Bark Mary Adams, HARDING Hong Koas Jsn Jaa
10 passed I'D, teas ard sks tn Moses Bro Jaa ~. OF An
anchor ard fahors 1nf-
Haven Tor Porto Rico. s well April - ica 81 AZ
passed rr- Hss,d -ehr with fore topsA showing
vnie sisrz red Geld With White
BARK Hahaeuann Horo Foster Have 20 days. ballast and
wFeck Of bra with both feet shove the deck
al her enlwks bst hah-s 81 Apparently a OF water had
no name her cables hanging overheard 9Th Inst zt IS ou
D. wsih bra Monte Crss, 81 bound
n vrh and sr the Of the bern bra Quebec Trader Of
Arsno. with board the orenes and AL her
had OF
beng r.sniy shsrdoard Ash lt % ~. sa passed se
vesiAf from April to H. vsa sec.sssss o. westerly ss z.t
ksavy
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HIarkets......Re Reported BY Telegraph.

Nyw-ORIEANs Monday, April 26, 1882
CoTToN-Sales to-day 1000 bales at steady prices MID
ding is at 7iD7lc RIcE-20O tierces Carolina sold at $50
IS Is Keg LARD has advanced with sales of 1000 kegs at lc
NEw-ORLRASs, Tuesday April p, 1852
CoTToN has been quiet IN OF the adviccs In
the letters per the America and Arctic being considered u
favorable 1000 bales sold at previous rates The receipts
ut all the Southern ports according to The tce Curen are
$50 900 ahead of the time last MoLAssEs has ad
vanced. Prime sells at &c. Mess PORK Is at VT 20
NEw-ORLBANs, "Wednesday, April %, 1852
The advces per the Franklin caused some excitement IN
CorToN and an active buaness has been DONE the sales
reaching coo bales outside prices Middlng quoted
OF H. ole RICE is advancing 100 tcs sold todayat - 81
9sf Sight EXCHANGE on New York is at par
FLOUR dull at - "a for Ohio Mess Pork Is quiet at
All 25d$i7 So Bacon Sides 9l9sc. Shoulders Isc
SUGAR has advanced Fair sells at he Rio COFFEE, sc
NEw-ORLEANs Thursday, April Z3-noon:
The Nagaras news has been received and caused In
creased excitement CoTToS The sales already have been
1000 bales advance of 6!c Strict Mdding quoted
at &c. and low Mddng at 7ic Flour Is declining ONO
sells at % D. Mess PORK is at SIT ~. Sterling Elk
CHANGE is at q prem. ,o.,
CHARLESTON, Wednesday, April %, 1852
CoTToN-Saes to-day 40 bales at 81 03.c The market
il firm and prices qate full. ,o,, ,o.,
FLOUR in good demand sales 1000 bbs at 81 Il0si -
tor common and 81 37td$i 80 for good State WHEAT
Sales have been Of 500 bush prime Genesee heat at
lOallc; Ordinary l08c Mediterranean, 9c Corn very
dull yellow round Of the boat sells at 6oc OATS are dull
at 40c, and Barley 72c.
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DIED,

Z - - q "wednesday evenas, spn' -. -, NJ
~uk LIN q DE rsrdescs VI his son.is-sw w m -
1910 A. 10 the 731 year Of an age nAsss 49,
SSSss1 viii great bodily suffering iron perea'es
1870 .,slal chrome assios iataens severe ana pso
S.bds "a y rsaas sschsnss. g Boston pops" wy
-S5se.e 2 III LIAM DZKISs, Scar ased 20 ..,.
49, ~ ss.,3s Of family are Respectfully 70
1890 ~ go tbs residence Of his sos 10 lsv nf Ssnss
- g :, Sssssst this day tFndv) a. 10 e'' -
-. isaTELLA. .ss, daughter Of Charles and Ia"
~. - nh At O'Clock p NJ At the resdsses Of hss
~ It The fssds OF the family are n''e' !"
mi "a Of dropsy Of the brais ALMiRA G l.
% wuss nd Psehe Michel, ssea rear. sra ~
Sej o "a trends Of the family resp.cuuy n,'eu -
TksssseS .srsl on So srdsy, May GsP h NON inc 's
49, sp.s;o. Apr ~ LYDIA CLARK, rshss o. the
o Nc - IN the 6o;h year Of her ase ~ ... a.
te sesss "a hiesds Of the family are respecuuy
~ e. sssitss Fndsy) afternoon aa oeoea rom H. re-
s1S ~ - Is Bl~eckerst, without further a'Asnon' NV
ssz5ssE.; - .tsn 10 reenwood for utsrnenf -, -, -.
nsB vrr,s5.v April 2s SARAH ANN. vile oil Sonn " 'pe
% $1,000 hut severe Illness the go year OF ne' as.
" WI Of Get,ys Lodge o. Of o. r., hanos p'sos
d ~ - trends OF the family invited 70 sttsnd tse
49, ,ssnce No is9 East gath st. on Friday at 9Snca
~ AZ The residence Of his N the village OF
W - N Apni CHARLEs n SWIFT, Eco a isspee1', !,
= 80 ~ The town Of Clay Ononsass County, aged % ys""
- nd dzya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. april 80.
Cleared.

seamer-Ciy Of NewYork Baxter Boston. Mailer Lord
City Of Richmond, Mitchell, Norfolk &C., Mailer Lord Penob
SCOT whear, Philadelphia NJ Sanford; Anthracite Msreley
Phsdelphs w. H. Thompson.
shs-wssington, Page Liverpool frost Hicks HISTORIAN
Bhsh shsnehae Gordon Talbot Utverse Bird. Liverpool
Williams & 6uion De,onshre Ho'ey, London, j. 6nswoh
Bark-Texss Re,cl Savannah, Duaham Drnon Mara Nor
ton BuDey Savannah, r. NJ Demn; Mathew Van Bree, (Bel
Jansen, Havana. I. q }. Brockemsn
Brss-nanc Thornske. Satino River, w. Trundy; Para
McNey Baltimore, James Hand vator Colcord Daren r.
T. Buek & Co
schoonersAsrc Prssser Wilmington NC. Dolner Potter
H. ,. BAkrr Mclaughlin, Wilmington NC. L. Powell Granite
state H,e.i Boston w Lewis Lsura Jane Kecha Aexan-
Ora Bedel; Isabella Abecsm. Boston, Dayton spisae
Daeosk, Mankin, Wilmington c. d. C. freeman Asa Erdee
Iowden PHILADELPHIA J. W. Mckee sOts, Mcfarland Jackson
vile, r. p Buck Co.
siopsoreson s,uses, Providence; Lady Fenwk. Wright,
New Haven. master.
BsTse-yepus, Cummings Philadelphia, J. & n Bnss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30

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