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LOLA MONTES.-This exquisite
0>~lA picture of this beautiful and talented la-
dy is pronounced by all judges a very superb work
OF art. The lady herself says:"I have sat for a
great number of pictures in this country, but sir,
these are the only ones that please me. | like
them all very much indeed" This is high COM
pliment inasnuch she has sat for nearly every
artist IN the country. "We have before noticed
Mr.. SIMONS' sharp effects and full shades in Da-
guerreotyping, but this picture of Lola Monies is
perfection itself "-Dispatch One of the hand
soonest Daguerreotypes and finest specimens Of
the kind we have seen, is that of Lola Monies
takenb SlMONS'."-EnquUer. Copies for sale.
NJ p. SIMON'S,
NH I Xxi Main Earl
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mRaAI. or REID AND CLEMENTs.--
i Wehave published the trial in fas Of tness ~
fortunate men. before the United States No1'
NH GEO. N. WEST . BRO.
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BURGLARY AND IEcErDIARfsM.-A most dar-
ing burglary was committed On Saturday
morning last, between two and three o'clock
upon the premises Of Mr.. VIZ. GRAr, at bis
dry goods and grocery establishment, situated
on the canal bank near the Armory bridge. 1t
seems that the perpetrators Of the deed FIRST
made en- effort to enter the front door Of the
dry goods establishment by breaking the lock,
but were prevented BY the door being strongly
secured on the inside by massive iron bar,
which they could not remove, They then pro.
ceeded to the back of the building, and sue
ceeded in forcing open the window of the groce-
nv department. Having thus secured access
to this portion of the building, they made
strong effort to open the door Of the partition
wall between the grocery and the rosm in
which the dry goods were stored. Finding all
efforts unayailing, 1.-THE door being strongly Sc
cured,) and thinking probably, groceries rath-
er heavy a material to be transported with ia
cility, they took nothing, so far as MIR. Gray
can ascertain; but collected quantity of
paper and chips of wood, which they found in
one corner of the room, and then set fire TO the
pile, hoping thereby to destroy the entire
building, and thus obliterate oil traces of their
guilt. But fortunately, the paper and chips
collected being of very light nature, were
soon exhausted, and did no damage to the
building, other than slight scorching of the
floor. The burglars left large pocket knife,
(silver mounted,) and an old file, smeared
with putty and paint, on the premises. l, is
to be hoped that these implements may lead
to their detection and conviction. The many
recent fires which have occurred in our midst,
and the present case of burglary and incend-
arism, prove the presence Of desperate rogues
who will not hesitate at anything to accom-
plish their purpose.
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~ Only l2 LIZ and 2J cents for Bill
gntive Pill knOwB.-DR ROSES RAILROAD
OR ANTEBiLIOUS PILLS are the best Pills, as
thousands who have used them declare. for purify
Jog the blood, carrying of all bile, and producing
healthy tone to the liver They are called "RsIi-
in their good effect.
DIR. ROSES celebrated Family pills for Indiges-
ton, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, are also in
great dernand-price % CENTS and tor sale by Pur'
cell, Lsdd & Co, Adie & Gray, Gaynor & Wood
A Bodeker, Bennett & Beers, 4. Dual, o. A,
Strecker and J. Blair. is2l-s
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- UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS.

80 No remedy for Dys pepsia ever offered to
the public has Inst with the unprecedented success
of Bakers Celebrated Premium Bitters.
Not more than ten years ago, the proprietor of this
medicine had the good fortune to discover its su.
parior virtues i'll the eradication of Dyspepsia, and
feeling it to be duty he owed the public, at once,
in private way, offered these Biers to those who
were afflicted. Since that time, until within few
months. he has not sought, by advertising other
wise, from the simple fact that there were so many
paaaceas ahoai, to give them very extended repu.
taton. nor should ne have done so, had not
hundreds of his friends who had used them to great
advantage on themselves and their families, urged
him to give his Bitters greater publicity, ia order
that the whole human family might be bentf fitted
by their use. Having consented to do 80, he has
greatly enlarged his facilities for manufacturing,
and would say to all who afflicted with Dyspep-
STA, Diarrhoea, Cholics, Cramps, Sour StJmachs,
Constipation of the Bowels, and all diseases arising
from disordered digestion, that BAKERS PRE-
MUM BlTTERS are, of all other remedies the
best that has yet been discovered for the eradica-
ton of these annoying complaints. Price so cents.
To be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores of
A. BODEkER, ADIE 81 GRAY, BENNETT &
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD & CO, and GAYNOR
& WOOD, Main street, ii. BLAIR and VIM P.
LADD, Shockoe Hill. NH 2-ts
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~ Wonderful Cure OF Hereditary
ScrOfula by Hampfon,a Vegetable TInc-

~ Wonderful Cnre Of Hereditary
ture.-This certificate is from the pen Of gsnf'e-
man whose name appears on the journal, Z q
gress one who is extensively and fsyorably H own
1t affords me pleasure TO state that Dr. Jesse
Hampton's Tincture has effected amost eztfaofdl
was three years cd, and had the Scrofulah ibis Ia
Their was scrofulous) The boy was moving mass
of sores from head 10 foot-thc upper lids OF Iae
eyes were much swollen and tursed rnssas
exhibiting horrible mastering ulcers that prolruded
over the ey ebsls TO produce blindness. II 70
srrasSe, yet true this child, that felt rcsgusi u
see die az relief from suffering, has been restored
to health under the treatment of DR.. Hamptos
W. P. TH0MAsSoS.
Louisville, March 90 1851.
Call on o. A. STRECKER and get pamphlets
gratis. See advertisement in to days paper
NH Eta
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several of these bills have been heard of in this
section lately. Beware of them.
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~ THE MEXICAN MUSTANG LIN.
MENT is prepared upon the immatseis prret
piles of nsturs--atfer carefully studying and expert
menting with the various ingredients OF its congo
stion upon the difG cns diseases for which y Is re-
logical and organic Laws and can therefore, be de-
nended upon with the utmost certainty IN eurshs
Rheumatism4 Bruises. Barns, Ulcers Sp Ans aau
far Sores Of any hind, Of lQag or short snfa''en'
also, for or caked bfeasts ehappe5 nsnosi q;
ters or ring.wors Ii Is put mp In bottles, VIII ~,
rectioas. OF three sizes and sold FOR 2, eents %
eents and 81 the so cent size cantsias lire nuss
the quantity oftae 25 cent szs, and the ~
eight ;imes the quantity of the Is cent s'ze-iae
iargesizes being greatly the eheapest'
mh 2--eadts ---
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70 Great excitement was produced in the
since. The gas lights all suddenly went out.
hat belonging to one of the members was
found in the basement; but whea,her the owner
had stopped off the gas or not, was not known.
An immediate resort to candles restored light
to the benighted assembly; and it proceeded
with the subject under discussion.
CoTToN IN New MEXICO The investga-
tons of the Boundary Commission in New
Mexico are likely to throw considerable light
on the agricultural resourcesof that country.
Amongst other items of information obtained
by their researches we perceive that the valley
of Salt river and the ella, between the mouth
of the former and the Pijmo Villages, is adj
mirably adapted to the growth of Sea Island
cotton. The Pymo anu Maricopa Indians pro-
duce all excellent quality of it in moderate
quantities. The adaptation Of the soil 10 this
production, is principally owing to the extern
sive deposits of of SALT which cover the SUI
face of the ground like snow in crystalized
form, and of virgin whiteness.
The valley of ella contains-and particular
ly about the Primo villages-some excellent
arabic land. The amount is very small, how
ever, in proportion to the whole extent of the
river.
The golden anticipations, so far as they re-
late to the ella have received staggering
blow by the exploration of the river. No
evidences of the existence of any such trea-
sure were discovered; and the river has but few
attractions to offer in any other respect.
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-, "AsHiSSTos MoSUmENT.-The agent of the
Washington Monument Association has hsan
engaged for the past nine months in solic;r;ng
subscriptions for that woIk in New York civ
and ne has obtained only $500. In the city
OF Mobile, in ten days, the agent obtained over
This is remarkable contrast. The civ of
New York spent, we believe, some $4,000 in
the entertainment of kossuth; and in 8 months,
gives to the monument of Washington $500.
The people there subscribe in material aid
to kossuth, perhaps, four times this meagre
tribute to the memory of Washington! Ii is
gratifying to know that the South does more
for Washington than il Goes for Kossuthl
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s.:t =. :e.,s: wv. .s.s :s.v.s White sas vita
sr assii s1iss ' s:as n... sa.y
y s .s 3 .s.s.s 81. s.ss%ss
Brig nensir (sf wsrenL Young. Asuvits., days with
Brs Lee l0issn Iessow. Ansosura. II days, with hidss
Irs Mali sp'ss IAu.trI Xieuoh z.nse. ia days. with
s.s s's. sa s::rsss aSiss:i Bathurst
sss CsI ne wndsot BSs.s' Port as Prince With
spoke scIr !ssoS wlin:sn SycrS i lss s. Ion r.
Tsais" 1ssss %. fs day,
spoke lsf bsasE from boston e, & Do b.
, ss.;'s e IT, 8; ss
Sis js:siS %issa tas hsspsas. cl.r. s.su. n
csss:1 I sns srsss re
days ReSsrtss William na''
B,g WASP Beman. Nassau. Mp ads5s. with cotton.
Brig Venus ORR Camel. St Domingo City % days. with
ssSE ASi.ss, Ssessll. Tsiii.s. . d.y.
s :sI E.x b:ss sy's.
Bsns ETss sns vss New
se5r smith, nswkins Phi.deiphia. for New London.
ss$ $ $1,000 Smith Eias:sss 2. u.y.,hi
sshr wP IL De Witt Nit. Gi s. wsstPcr.. 2days.
ss 1r corbae S Rosi.nd Esv Isnaon s Albany
' Belle ssss
ssT 5 Isrii Lyon cra @ssiSf Bs.ssS
sss h.n. gssisn
Nancy % dss.is aas
Schr Ruth Halsey. Glover, Greenport. II.
Steamer Delaware, Sanford Philadelphia.
Bark Samson (Brl. Murdoch, Port yendrcs. March 6.
Bark Alexander. "a days from Rochelle.
abark black ball in fore topsa briggs, and
topsal schr.
Sailed,
Ship st George, Crawford Liverpool bark vesta Percy
Mstanzas brig Hayt Cheeseman, Port Prince; Dutch
gaiiot Toscs Helena. Portengen, Rotterdam.
Wind ut sunrise. NV; meridian, WSW; sunset s.
The shp Teonderoga Boyle for Liverpool has anchored
nj he SW Spit,
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

FRIDAY, may Zl-6 Il. N.
ASHES varied little. so bbis bringing S5 SIS O6 for
pots, and 70 rs 80 81 81 for pearls per 100 lbs.
BEEswAx-Yeilow American was in ret all demand at
nc. a 28Lsc., cash. per Id.
BnEApsTurrs-Four continued TO favor factors sales
Sic5i 81 1sh ordinary to choice State and favorite
round hoop Ohio. at ~ Oo,d 81 % mixed to fancy
Western ut 50 12k 81 3l,l; wi; common to good
Southern at 81 37s 81 62hs per bib. Rye -four ruled
steady without inquiry, at So -. The transactions in
meal embraced 600 bills State aud Jersey, at So 12
In wheat cargo Of Southern white at private contract
and 30O0 bushels Michigan do at IL OF and in corn
10000 bus round yellow and mixed Western with white
Southern at 62c Csc. 6Se &C. and Coo. respectively
Rye oats, and barley, ruled the
CoTTosThc late active business has SO broken upon
the amount offering that II has become necessary for
those desTo Of participating the benefits of the trade
to pay higher prices daily totempt parties to bring
parcels to be induced to resell their earlier pur-
chasea This has restricted the sales to-day about
eco bales at tho basis of &c for middng uplands 1Oc
for niidling Floridas and 10h 103sc for Mobile and
New Orleans
FREIGliTs-To Liverpool about 1000 bbs -four were
engaged ut 1Od; cotton at I'D, and grain at
to Id asked To London 600 bbls -four engaged
Is Cd; $50 tons measurement goods at 17s. Cd and
$500 bbs turpcnne private terms To Havrc cotton
Mt c 10 California clippers nearly ready to sail
getting from Go Soc. while those recently
were getting from 45 to 65.
PRoys,oNs still tended downwards, the transactions
being confined 10 500 bbls. prime and mess pork at
SlGn S1sh $685. 800 bbs. prime lard ut 9%c Zoe
2i0 bids prime and mess beef at So ~ u and $40
Sl3Tl; some Ohio and State butter at 15c 1ac and
fair TO choice cheese at &c. a &c.
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TheatrscaI and HIusac.I

BowERv TH.ArnE.-The entertainments for this even
ing consist Of tho romantic drama Of tho (orsican
BROTHERS " and the drama Of William Tell "
BnoApwAy THTArRE.-Thc pieces announced for ths
evening the Poor Relation" the ballet OF UD Jour
dc Carnival Seville and Valet de Sham"
NIBLo's GARpEN-The amusemcnts commence with the
Sentinel" the splendid ballets of La SyIpbi,Ic
and Gizello :"-Caroline Roussct as tho star
BcEroN's TurAIRE.-The fine old comedy Of Wives
they Were and Maids they Are and the amusing
and laughsbe farce Of Who Stole my Pocket Book
NATIONAL THrATRE.-The entertainments at this fay,
rite house consist off, Damon and Pythaso the Coarse
Haired brothers and the farce Of the Dumb Boy
LsoEtM TitHArnT.-The farce OF Fast and<0 the
comedy Of Roland for Oliver" and the buricsaus
Of Richard III to Kill comprise the entertainments
AsToR Pace 0pERA HousE-The splendid romantic
drama Of the Corsican Brothers." in five acts is the
attractive feature is put the stage in spendor
AMERICAN MUsEvM-In the afternoon the amusing
piece of BON Cesar dc Basan and in the evening the
alpine Maid" and g Buried Alive
CHRsTYs OrERA HoUsrA very attractive bill for this
evcniDg-singng, dancing and instrumental perform
anccs.
WooD's MiSsTRrLs give afternoon and evening
concert fine selection Of negro melodies and other
smusencnts
HoPE CHArEI.-An entertainment Of miscellaneous
readings will be given on Wednesday evening by Mrs ~
i. Iesdernicr.
CAsriE dARDEN.-A splendid Sunday concert will be
given tomorrow evening, by DOdwOrths celebrated
Cornet Band
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NEW YORK COMMON COUNCIL.
OF L CT A L
Stated Session.

~.
BOARD OF AlLIhhi.N, say y ~
l. % inpt.h, ESQ, resii.nt' alse5
smeh moeit' hscy ant, 49,! D.! 49,, D'f
nro! fihu'i7' Qhi'h AieaAn " "tu' b''-h' No'"sii'
Teek ,.-.., -, -, -
Inc uhe'es 9" the Iast heetg Nere fea4 a'' aPppNu'
~ -, y,, 1870! !iioHS.r a., u.,...a.. .s ~,
ny tae 2. 'ne MF.,lets o. W.
utphah ~ yum Ior ieaNe " 1ht sNSr on
the WIN sewer ID or! Thru street, 40 eciu
nittee on sewers.
reuVeho l l. " ~ IT hSo nRa ehyrr, LOT
sewer 10 broGine stree. .hrYu.n ~ snl arieh
:" cophec' WIN sewer IL o'Aha e'f'o'' ~ Non'e ""
By he srmc-eUnop o. aias psssoir, !, oe rsis'ea
non sa..r ,nA u ie 10 committee On 'foVVh h!"so"V'
BY tne ssme-Peten Of hose CemP.ny Nineteen, to
have bill PAID Tor repairing their nose 10 committee on
firc department r..... - 49,. & -.
~ niterMts Ia ". - ~, - aseS
aha otb,.s stsns ptplhF q seWtr ~ t.1ee.
between Nhth avenue ana huusVh INsI ~ ]onltee on
sewers, ,..... - :, So
10y w ssmeI % W. y. iSa :" ~
by Hiacrm an issAS-I vO,sgh 81 Inaihe Company =
,or ga ihefshts . Ten men - eOnl''-' On fi'e ~
by heermsn oAhLEI-is,iti9n 81 Thomas *. Lee e
.ie,t h"L stshs w. '.ht ~ oIlnirs y ~
1othei sSets - te AIasfmah anu Assi'ah' % Ne
Ky Aldermen NN-Oomplgri,s,on Irnn h"sr '.t
Borpn r.ia.tc T. an iron Ieil Tower 10 Comnitsse
W Alderman ~ - st9. ~ =; hsrritt any W.,
% nave PUN ~" ~, I' ~ "fPo00 - '"
TOO street 10 Iofilbittee y. 49,.
TX , my saie stiIlon - = = ~ -, = ~ " go
ny hasmsh fhhHois-fsuun - eT T aIns,a on
finance Univ t ~ " -
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Telegrnphic Reports.

NEW ORLEANS, May 20, 1867
Cotton has been active sales to-day, GOO bales at out
side priccs-striet mddling, good middng 9kc.
The Africa's received at L. Nj its effect will
not be fully developed till to morrow. Corn40O 900 bush
els sold at 40 . Soc.
NEw ORLEANS, May I'm.
The Cotton market has been much excited by the nd
vices per the Africa Sales have already been effected
the extent Of 5000 bales, at advance of y &c
Strict Mddling il quoted at 9lc Ohio -four dun at So
50. Mess Pork Si7 SIT d. Rio Coffee is active. 1000
bags sold at ohc
KEY WEST, May 10. 1852
Limited sales were made to-day Of New Orleans shout
dcis at sac to sac do hams 11c Western -four. So.
CHARLESTON, May q, 1852
The sales Of cotton to-day reached 200 bales at Z
10asc. Of which l 200 at 10c.
NoRroLx, May 20. 1852
Yclaw is selling at SEC and white IS 1c. SIC
Cotton is quiet and firm Tar is at 81 62.
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90,
Siearea
s,alashil Washington, Fitch, Bremen, Moler, SAND
HttrH
shir Fete-ea tBrcml, KsscLohu, London, l. \ y Bur-
th.5t. 49,, !,
Sfip lic"nJeroga. Boyle. liverpool, Warheck + to.
SIR JofeTh walker, hoaie, Liverpool, lhomp.p -
r.cNs.
snip li9rmine tfreml kaehen, Bremen Payenstaat
: hnmGel,r
SIP cri tofal Color, WHAT iiavans spof'rd, Tston
GO.
Stir sper'an thcl Melsi', palhootic. Jas ~ ca.
ship lyraipit, licrde.sani Rrsbee, Ncsmith Sore.
Shig i'al'ngr' Love- Seu lraasls.o 4 Love R-o
DaTk lIsEiet tBeig soticn. Antwerp, inch Apea
kprL Name neE'or. HiioTd, harsilcs = Milne
Garh ikoli, stetsen Aspinwali -; Br![gs 81.
Bark Champion tFr1 Cochran, Quebec, X lrvir
nsrk ciSiis Tosde sNedl Fleetwood, Quebec. ivaeh
BARI Miantoncm.. Collins, New Orleans. Lamar 4
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7 ELI G X Ap HE .

THE RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY NOT CoNFHM4D
-FyRlHER FROM MEXICO, ETC.
BALTIMORE, May 81, 1852.
The Southern mail from New Orleans has arrived
The brig Tehuantepec bad arrived ut New Orleans with
dates from Vera Cruz to the eth inst VIC extract tho
following items OF news
On the 9th instant Mexican war brig and three
cutters LETT Vera Cruz, with troops bound for Coatza
coaco. river and the Ithmu Of Tehusntepec The Mexi
steamship State Of Mexico taking in powder
aud guns for the destination The great bone Of
contention the Tehuan;epec route-wc learn from pas
sngers by this arrivawas still being discussed in Con
gress they demand 600 for the right Of way
tho Is,Lmus We also informed ly passenger, who
converscd the subject with the American Consul
Vera Cruz the morning OF the eth inst that the
Of the lower orders of the Mexican people opposed TO
the confirmation Of the Tehuanepec treaty In any form
Business very dull at Vera Cruz and the city Of
Mexico.
The answer OF the government 10 the merchants or
Vera Cruz in relation to their claims produced
dissatisfaction, aud disturbances were apprchcnic'l
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Herald Marine Correspondence.
the syc:s
iash,eola four days. and at Tampa three:
sn Serious S are felt here for the safety OF the
ia,h THE was ss.adsnea sss AsriI and
aSG Issv ss bark
g adS BY tho 60 % Of the
the light house Csrysfort Reef without foundation
sis III g nsS
Esss. $s;s s''ss
here 6.h inst to repair f0resa being badly split sid
n t by ns on the the n'd been run
ut hay. been sud
being .S them and The 0s
New s The Bs.rs Of
May schr Resoluts Curry Harbor Island; "a bark
Ron sS BARK oe sE
Co. &
grim. sawyer, Work brig Montague Boston; sh St
sis 81 SssS Gamble Ms,~.. $. Mark Marks s,sRw
sshrs RssOute Curry Bahamas ENNIS Alder.lads Tampa
s;.S :ss
. D''s'' '"'An's' Spoken.
May &. lat a SIS. lon 81 49,
.a Iss Rs
10 Lat Ti iSn sos q. sr se,GSs xo,,
IL. of Key West.
RIB Brig Esss ssGa day; from s Of
Brig Thomas Walters Mar.hnan frsm Philadelphia for
Mobile, Msy 9, off Marquesas Keys.
Brig vsta Of II days from Boston for Galveston
May II, of Key West.
Brig J.nsthsn Gjlley Townsend. from Philadelphia for
ship lying to in gale showing blue and rcd burree
lony letters on which made out being NJ, May6 lat
Foreign Ports.
Adm, April l2-Bark Lewis, Waters. for Zanzibar, to
sail 18th.
days schrs Florence Boston days; Daniel Francis
for do days. Brigs Mcdord ard Roundpond, supposed
from Boston were passed 29th bound in.
kMArAszAs, May l0-Sld brig Frontier Hoyt, Boston:
barks Marmion, Jackson for Trieste loaded sail th
johnson Staples for NYork Sarah oney Remck for
Boston sth Josephine Bornhom, for Cowes ldsi Ocava
Woodbury., from Portland; Amira Tarr, from Norlcans;
briggs Salisbury (Br Hail. from savannah Kate Anderson
Anderson for York Peggy Rich for Philadelphia schr
Norton Norton fro Portlsnd and others reported later
NYork
NASSAU. Mp, May ll-Brig Pedrazs, Dorri.ie, from
York, just
PoRr Az PRrxcl, May G-Brigs Ann Maria, Smith for
Boston day. Susan Thurlow for Nfork 10 days. chrs
VIM wilson Gibbs. for Boston s; Edmund Darsey (new).
Powell, for NYork $:
schr Pro,}nee probably Profit Coilierj Rom Bston
sld.d scLr A!mira joy, Joy, Nfork.
Passengers Arrived.
NATAS2as-Bark Il Johnson-Mr Visue aud family.
Pom AZ PRINcr-Bris Clara wndser--A S,rack, A
Jrnger, Franronie, Hartman, a Favard, Vain IL
Becker.
i.ta hal n 4 D,CJ.r IL Nv. Cay and
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Married..

In Albany, Thursday evening, May 20, by the Rev.
Mr. Jeicry Mr.. WILLIAM j. BRYAN of this city, to Miss
SARAH L. daughter Of alscy Woodruff, Esq, OF the for
place.
At Key Wet Florida May ), by his Honor the
Mayor W G. Maoncy. Esq FERNANDO J. MORENO to
Miss LouIsA A. TATINE, both Of that city.
ON Monday evening May II. in Columbia street, South
Brooklyn. BY the Rev. George Brown Mr. WILLIAM j.
cAMppFlL to Miss BAKBARA WoRRALL.
On Wednesday. May 49, at St. Patricks Cathedral, by
the Rev Father Canvin Mr. HENRY JOHNSTON to .oASS.
H. g. prLviccIno. daughter Of Charles Dclveccho Esd
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they a. aet eepsss epss4 70 Rsssrt thai may css
keserethe Beard er further acttsn The kahfs
vnoa rHg BOARD ALDEsnpu.
From tho Street Com nisssner erclos
the folio ~ing For curh
s.eI IN Thirty Srth street fro. sssosd Fourth
regulating snd paving Tventy-seventh street from
Nnth avenue to Hudson river la Twenty-ninth ect
from TWENTY 6fh 70 Thirty sth ,sss; paving and
10 Hrdsoa river. Confirmed.
The Board then adjourned to Monday afternoon, At
o'clock. =
From the minutes. EDWARD SANFORD Clerk
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Aryed-Shp Southerner Cross Calcutta; briss Saginaw
(Br Messna Bcnaparte Baltimore Mary A. Phisdslphia
schrs Calhoun, Alexandrs; Antelope Baltimore; Ma
rietta Burr, Three Sisters, Phebe Boston. Tay.
Friend Philadelphia; Saginaw Planter and Empire Albany
Augustus, Saugcrs, NY fremont. Victor, and Howard
NYork.
Ciesred-Bark Gov Higginson (Brl. Pert LOUIS Helen
Maria Baltimore; brgs Monte Cristo Demarara Eliza Bur-
San juan Metamors Buckvile SC schrs Julia Eliza
phia; Wolcott Beers York steamer Ontario do
CHARLESrOn, May Il.
Cleared-Brig North America, Provideu 90. RI.
New ORLEAHs, Mayo.
Arrived-Brig Ida, Charleston.
Clcared-Schr Planter, Charleston.
ST JoHN nh, May 10.
Arrived-Bark Florence and brig Demarars York; 18TH
brig Thets NYork