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The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-25

gHNHE subscribe would respectful >aRlgo
II ly inform the public that he &Ss@xs2
has just erected couple OF neat shops, on the
corner or Bank and Fourth streets, between
the Jail aud the Baptist church, where he is
prepared to execute, with promptness and dis
patch, all manner of agon-making, Black
simithing and Carriage Repairing He hopes
by strict attention to business. and reasonable
prices, to merit share of public patronage
He will be found at his shop during business
hours Woodwork done bp Geo Hildebrand,
Blacksmithing, ETC., done by Hildebraud &
Whitson. GEORGE HILDEBRAND
Ian 81, fS52--1y.
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Carriage Il Wagon Making
MN pEnA iIltNrfv

AND hEfAIkINC,
SMITH 4 RICHARDSON, thank.
~ ful for former patronage, hereby inform
their old friends and the public generally,
that they are now prepared to execute all
work in the above line OF Business on rea.
sonsbIe terms, and guaranty that their work
shall be well and promptly done. We do
not promise to work cheaper than any body
else, but expect fair remuneration for our
labor, when our work is honestly done.
0Y- Their Shop is opposite Eady's Con
fecuonnry. adjoining Lewis's Blacksmith
Shop
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Lumber! lumber! /!

lust Received ob Consignment, abon
Zoo, 900 ,fa~jrtel Cypress Llnasr
and FOR sale oy
Fort llsrrs, Angrr. SON, ~
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Insolvency Notice.

Insolvency Notice.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Wilkinson County.
IN the Probate Court of said county, at
1.-The October Term, AID. 1851.
WHEREAS, the Estate Of Ezsr L.
Woods, having been at the above stated
Term of the Probate Court of said county,
declared InsoIvent, and the undersigned
Clerk of said Court having at said Ierm'
been appointed Commissioner Of insolvency
of sa,d Estate.
NOTICE, is hereby given, TO ali the
Creditors Of said Estate TO file their claims
against the same, probated according to law
in the Office Of said Clerk, on or before SA-
TURDAY, the 9th day of April, A.D.
1852.
FRED. CONRAD. Clerk.
Oct. 10tL, 1851. 6m.
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n,ssoIutIon of Partnership.

TrHE firm heretofore existing between the
4 undersigned. under the firm Of Smith &
RICHARDSON. is this day dissolved by mutual
,ouseut The sccouHts and papers OF the
5un. have been placed in the hands Q. Cci.
W.T. Lewis aud Mr.. w. T. Binning for
settlement, who are alone authorized 10 re-
rsipt and settle the same.
THOS. J. SMITH,
JOHN RICHARDSON.
Woodville, April 20. ls52-ti
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Dr. ls. BALDWIN.
DENTISTRY.

Xt4
nR. w. p. MCMILLAN, respectfully ten
- ders his services to the citizens Of Wood-
vile and vicinity, in all the various branches
pertaining to the practice of Dental Surgery
From his experience in the profession, and
having in his possession all the latest improve.
men,s practiscd by the profession at the pres
ent day, he feels warranted in assuring the
public that he will render satisfaction to all
who may favot him with their patronage -
Psriclar attention will paid to filling teeth
with gold, &c Also TO the insertion Of min
sral teeth on gold plate, from single tooth to
an entire set, attached by atmospheric pres
sure, or clasps, so as to suit the mouth in any
condition Also teeth on pivot. Teeth clens-
ed and polished, diseases Of the gums and al
volsr process treated successfully. Extracting
done In the most scientific manner with the
latest improved instruments, so as to give the
least possible pain. lregulaTiiy OF chlldren's
tseth remedie1 All operations warranted.
Orders attended to Immediately. Office At
MIR. ThsuePs Hotel for the present. dec2-em
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$50. Reward.

$50. Reward.
"a ANYWAY on or about the I'D
LIST February last, from or I'm
near Alexandra, Red River, IA
negro fellow named BOB. about w
% wears old; he is black, and about NX
Eve feet or inches high, stout saa1lsA
bmIt. When last heard Of he was making
his way from the mouth Of Black river to-
wards WoodvilIe, Miss, and is supposed 10
be some where in that section OF country
The above reward, will be paid for his
apprehension in any Slaveholding state.
DAVID r. MYRES.
Acots Of Pu0u,s. Woad y Co., Ksn OrtseHs
TsL ~ 1897 If
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Robert Crawford,
xnnYff1s rasr
n OTICE D..

NOTICE.
a. WAS committed to the Jail Of
I& wilkinson county. by John Ii.
YV& Lestherman, esq. 40 q rnns-
M way. on the 9Th inst, q Negro
- man. who calls his name HEN
a'@z~ hY. and says he belongs 10
William Wade. OF Claiborne sounty. Said
boy 10 8 feet high. black. 1ean and hungry
look" spare made.
The owner is notified to comply with ths
law and take him away. Nj. CRIST.
IspHll 3-16tf Tailor.
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Dissolution.

THE Copartaership heretofore existing be-
y tween Samuel Bell and Vim. o. Rodney
under Tho siyls Of Bel a Rodney was DIS
sclrcc Ga .t.s Isl iasi,, 5y aasssl consent
ysMgEEs sEsf.,
W. q. RODNEY.
Fort Aiaa4A ian. it, t@.,p
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Notice.

EUST received fresh lot cf fine segari
sp and for sale by w. A. HASSEL,
Nov. Is, 1851.
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HhuL \ thsnSial Tor the patronage
bestowed upon him the pas, year
Charles Heary,
takes t1ls occasion TO offer his services
again to the public, hoping that he will
be iavoOd with a liberal share Of its patron
age. lie Is an old and practical workman
having carried on business a number OF years
and is confident that work entrusted to
him will be promptly, faithfully and salts.
faotorily attended to. Blacksmithiug in all
its various brapches he is prepared to
do, fr' m the simplest to the most difficult
patterns He will give particular atten.
ton to all
PLANTATION WORK and HORSE
SHOEING which may be sent him.
Mr. JOHN RICHARDSON, will receive or.
ders for making or repairing
WAGONS, MARKET BUGGlES.
&c, &c.,--snd | can assure the public
that the iron and woodwork shall be equal
20 the best, let il come from where il may,
~ My Shop remains the same location
as last year
l ask only the opportunity, 10 please the
public.
C HARLES HENRY &CO.
Wo odv lille, Jan'y l2, 1851.
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HpGH LUCAs n. NORWOOD.
UCAS 4 NORWOOD, Gsnsrol Grorsrh
a No rs, Canal 81 and No IS, CTOamda Sc,
New Orleans. All who favor us with orders,
shall have the same promptly attended 10, and
Messrs. WnchiS Elder, Of Wo0dville, are our
agents to receive and rcceir, fot any bills,
which may be made withus.
October IS ls50-iy.
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CITY TRADE REPORT,
SATURDAY. April 17--6 p. NJ
Es-There were 20 bbls pots and penris sold At AZ

SATURDAY. April l1-b Il. M.
AsHEs-There 40 bbs pots and pearls sold at IS
So 6i4. and s62 So 37i per 100 lbs.
BREADsTUrrs.-Flour seemed frmer, the operations
comprising 800 bbs -superfns Canadian at 81 l2h
81 1874; ordinary to choice and common to good
Southern, at 81 lsls "a sly; with mixed to fancy
Western at 81 37h 81 S7,a per Dbl Some 600 bbls.
jersey and Brandywine meal taken at SO 37 and
s3 80 So 56 with $50 bbls. fine rye -four at So 43a&
the former value. About $500 bushels Southern white
wheat found buyers at ST. 600 bushels rye at 75c.;
200 bushels barley at roc 73c-an abatement. Corn
varied little the sales reaching 145O0 bushels-inferor to
fair white Southern at &c. &C.; with mixed and yel
low do. at G6c 66Isc.
Corrosive heard that 200 bags Java were disposed
Of at lOc l1ac and 400 Rio at SIC. 9ac. per h.
CoI1oeThe sales 900 bales to-day at full pre-
vious prices. for good qualities.
FREcHTs.-Rates to Liverpool continued steady with
light engagements. Cotton ut 7-32d flour at Is Sd
asked and grain 3a,d 4d 500 bbls rosn engaged
ut Ia and Is tons wood at S. TO London 500 bbls oil
cake were engaged at Is Cd To Havre, cotton at
lc. pots at Sc and rice and bark at So To California
rates were dull At 40c. a COO. per foot
PRoysoss appeared less active the transactions
exceeding $50 bbls prime and mess pork at SIT n
Sl7is and S19ts $19ia; 500 bbls prime lard at 81
100 per 600 bbs. prime and mess beef at SO u
and $40 SIS Some fresh State butter ut go per
b and fair 70 choice dairy cheese at NC &c. per h.
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Died,

On Friday. April 16 Mrs. MARY BRi>cKLHr. widow Of
the late William Brincley in the 7Sd year of her age
Her funeral will take place this afternoon at O'clock
from her late residence at Harlem Of 18th street.
The relatives and friends Of the family requested
attend. without further invitation.
On Saturday. April II after long and illness
JuLius B., eldest son Of b. b. Williams in the 2Sth year
of his age.
invited to attend his funeral without further invitation
tomorrow Afternoon at O'Clock from his late residence
115 Last Seventeenth street.
On Friday night April 16 after short and i'll.
noss, HERMAN, only Of Herman and Sophia Lob
meyer. aged months and Is days
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral this afternoon o'clock
from ~ Eeadc street corner Of Church street Ills
mains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery
On Saturday April u. MARY FIrziNA. only daughter o.
Theopbius g. and titzina H. Callcot aged | year s
months and days.
The friends Of the family invited to attend her fu
neral on Tuesday afternoon. April 70, at O'Clock from
the residence Of her parents 15S High street Brooklyn
On saturday April u, Mrs. CArnARiSE DAy, in the
10Th year Of her age.
The friends Of the family. and her sons, John william.
JacobG.. and Samuel : Day, invited asiend her
funeral this afternoon, Mt clock from her late
dence. 50 East Eighteenth street.
on Saturday morning, April IL ElLrS wife of Patrick
McCusky and daughter OF tic late John Lyle aged Il
years months and 10 days.
The friends Of the family snd those Of her brothers,
Robert snd Alexander, fully invited to altend
her funeral tomorrow afternoon at halfpast o'clock
from her late residence 227 West Twenty fourth street
On saturday, April IL, Of disease OF the hcirt DAVE
HoccE aged 4S years, native OF Ednburg Scotland,
His friends and ship bread bakers ayitod 70 at
tend his funeral this afternoon, Mt O'Clock from 230
Water street.
On Friday, April TO- marina, daughter of James and
Elizabeth Booth. aged Is years and months
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of her
uncle, Henry Nielsen 20 Third avenue.
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Passengers Sailed.

MISUNDERSTANDING AtIantic-E Batcheldor, Bos-
tom Lewis Gintor, Richmond; SRrtor Philsde phia;
Mr. and Mrs Gould nOyt, n VI J. clifford, Boston; @ 4
Drost Mr. and Mrs Medley England; Gunter Richmond
Mr. Taylor NY Mr. Myers Cans, wife and two others.
wright, Paris; Crow; WIN Morrison, Miss Crow and
NY Mr. Clark, y Z; hr Hook. Y; Mrs kennedy and
Eyre and J Ayres, W Toyne Mr. Smith,
Bstes, G Iorimore. struthers, N Y; Mr. Hampton
and Mr. Commah, Mr. Taylor, Aekar ii Young, " CAPT
window and two friends, LPel Y; Nicholson, Y;
sCwaring, G Van Blan lenstyp, NY; Candy. L Pool,
DMeDouga, l. Petrie, Rev II b Elliott, Y; J Sture.
England 5 Bomafop. Philadelphia f Lafouroade. Pou-
gsnd, France; Senat. Philadelphia II A Fsnshawe Y;
~ Davies Pett. y: Mrs Royslehsgin and daugstsr
lIill, Isaac Lawrence, Lawrence, Stirratt Y;
vi sivarinc England Mr. and Mrs J Motley; N VI NJ
and Mrs Campbell Philadelphia Miss Eaggart, Lieutenant
Baird, ~, pills delpliai Clndns, " G Grungsn
Philadephia; Strange, Y; lgnaco Duenas, Chill;
VI Storwc Y; I Taylor Bait IT q Reynolds, st Lou
Isl Rev DR. Johns, Bat; Miss Balton, N " Mr. Temples
Demhrara; Mr. and Mrs " s Lewis, children and nurse,
Philadelphia; Jno Jacobson N VI Norris Phadelphia
Parsobs, Savannah; Ars George, Y; Mrs Kyle and
daughter, Georria Patti, Italy Is Boyd " in. Rus
sell and Toronto; John Mills, Y; SHINES. Louis
vile; Kie Germany; Mr. Mssere. Francs Mr. 9nicrme
Grace Berner, milwaukee,; Mr. Laykok, wife aad child
Crawford, llnoistJ shaw Mrs Tunneclift @hio Mrs
{ Donneli.
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sIIIPPING.


EoR LIyERpooL-UNITED STATES MAIL stan STE ~,
ship ARCTIC Capt. Jas. q. Luce.-This ttcamshp whi
depart with the United States mails for Europe pesvs
Saturday May at II oclook M from her berth ~ he
foot Of Canal street No berth secured s paid Tor er
freight or passage unequalled ACCOMMODATIONS ior
eies"n'' EpwXRD x. c82LINs co. So Wall street :,
Tho etc smshp Baltic win succeed tie Are'c qua san
May 10th.
TSMPiYR CITY LINE-FOR SAN FRNClSCo. vlA
II Chaarcs dIroct.-Ths and splendid double engine
stesms sip SIERRA NEVADA q 500 tons burshen) j. o.
i,son Formerly OF sho Empire City) viii
leave for Chagr Direct Tuesday 10Th April at three
ncioeL from her dock, Pier NO. North River. This
has fox cabin s,d stcerase pas
sstsehes .s The shp For freight or passage APP
Tho Sierra Nevada will leave again Thursday 2oth May
connecting At Panama with shc steansbip New Orleans
LNORsAN FRANCISCO DIRECT-CHEAP PASSAGE
The entirely new AID msgnsSent clipper chip NORTH
The astions this beautiful clipper and The we
Known reputation OF Capt Barclay (tbs being his third
the above port) will give all persona an orporu
nifty seldom offered IN selecting comfortsblo pAs
her between dcoks fully egbtfeet high enc patent
yentator II fully expected she viii mako the passage
In ninety dsys Early application will he necessary 70 se
oyre psstsses A. only limited Sumser WI % sss'n
20 BUTLER BROTHERS. a9a l5ssn1 lsssah"c
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Religious Intelligence.
SERMONS THIS DAY.


ST. Georges Church, Stuyyesant Park. Rt. Rev.
Alonzo Potter, Bishop Of Pennsyiyania-evenng.
St. Luke's Hall, of Grove and Hudson
strests-morning and afternoon.
Baptist church. Sixteenth street, near Eighth
avenue Rev Lucien Bureigh, evening. Subject
The Rumseller's Sabbath y
Second street NJ. r. church, between avenues G and
b. Rev DR.. Greene, Of Tcnncssoo-afternoon
Eleventh street Baptist church, Rev. I. J.. Harris
Farewell Notwithstanding.
Universalist Mission church, Chatham Hall. Rev
W. S. Balch-afternoon.
An original poem on The Doom Of Apostate
Chriscndom will be delivered evening ut 1888
Bowery, by bishop Snow. who will also preach morning
and afternoon.
Evangelical Lutheran church, Mulberry street.
near Grand EveniDg-Subect OF the lecture" Will
the Punishment Of the Wicked In Hell be Endless. or
will they be finally Restored?
Fifth Universalist church, Lecture Room OF the
University Medical College, Fourteenth street,
Third avenue. Rev. @. Baiy-Mornng and afternoon.
The Christian Israelite Sanctuary, No. l08 First
street near avenue A. Mrs Bishop, afternoon and
ming.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The Rev. j. NJ. Rowland the able and devoted
agent Of the Brooklyn City Tract Society for the past
twelve wears has received and accepted call from the
south butch Reformed Church in South Brooklyn, and
will upon the duties of pastor the first sunday In
May. -
The Directors of the Union Theological Seminary,
rniee for that institution
permanent fund Of $3.50 600 The directors themselves
have ubscribed $4,000 and have appointed Rev j.
Gallagher their agent to procure the remaining
| $1,000.
| The discussion of the subject OF lay representa-
tion In progress and yet tempered by good
degree 81 caDdrs ana brotbcry kindness The Chtsa,
.diaie and Jorroi sey- IL sstrted in convention
by Mr. Cumming that some Of The southern Methodist
(anely Conference which -. In st. Louis in 1850 70
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
Stock SnIea.

P,uiADILpsIA. April l7Siock Board-4OO shs Reading
Railroad 34 ITO do 32 Sln0 Schuykili 6s 49,: 5O0j
do ss odo. 1914; 800 do, 4sd $500 do 49, 5000 do,
81 Ssls North American Bank AZ Kentucky Bank 1876;
Leasi,E ksj n rs 40 do ga $50 Long Island Rail
American Insurance., IA Pennsylvana Bank Il6ss; 500
Lehsh 20 shs Grard Bank, 1876 $1,000 Pennsyl-
yania l0s: WU Pennsyvania SIS 93a Wiimn gtou
Railroad s LOCO DO 95 20 shs Manufacturer and Me-
chancs Ba2k 2sl - schuylk Bank l. 500 Chesapeake
and Delaware 6s. s 1925 Pennsylvania S. a3 100 shs
Reading Railroad, 375s $4,000 Reading Bonds 1856 share
oo do @ SO Morris Canal 1915 81 900 Tennessee IS s6
% shs New Orleans Ca Comp any, liz.
BALTIMORE April l6.-SiocE Boards 600 Baltimore
6 1890 100 At the Board this day Maryland 6s closed
0i bid loo asked; Baltimore 6 1890 1856 bid log
Bsltimere and Ohio Railroad Bends, 1857 So bid so,
Asked York and Cumberland Railroad. eos bid O. asked
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srs A..d.ls lBrl:. DernA.. winlnst... nc. N No.

Srs Assdsis (Br,, DormAa. Wilmington. NC. N L No.
IS: q: si';l :'*;;s:st .:;;:i ... s:..
5.s. ;sss
sohr Athos, Robinson. yssEsonyiiis Mscrssdy Co.
sShr ks%ISnt0 smith wilningtsD NC Hu.sey Murray
sshr Isabella. Wisi.rs River master
ssr ssrs1 Mailer
;sSs
s,sst i FAN siSsr H's'n'
sisOp Sea Witch, Wells. Proridsnee. master.
s ss Snssr ss March
~ Dss A1ss s
rals cn S g9s u from Canton
sft ;ahs Ms'h e rs
sas.
SHIP Rs e sn with
ssip 9 4a~eAris, Badger. New Orleans. II day.. with
Charles Hubbard. New Orleans Ie days. with cot
B.Ii fsyoiss tDreml: Msycrdreh Bremen 20 days
sna o passengers to Bs'hte Experienced
aaw sPOhs .Sip ceohs % from for Bs:o sa
sss.s wi A'',n from
Feb q The line March is with hides and WOOL
e. Pr March ~ with
with Taylor Co. TO Nesmish Sons April
9lat z 3d. lon y 20 SPOKE ! bark Florenes
eEIs sr. vessel to master A sugar.
Bark Warren White =. s.stDyt Winchester. Havana
Bark Massachusetts PriseSsrd Mstan1a Is days. with
Bark Elizabeth Le.vt tof Por.l.na) Cooling Mas.n.a
Is days With sugar and moasses, TO Delano Perkins
eotton to Buci N0s' Apa''h'0A days.
s: WITH ds soeS a t Fish, St Marks
Bark Fanny (cf Mystie sPiOer, St Marks, IL days. with
Bark Pilgrim Sawyer Mobile IL days, with cotton So to
barb Brodic, crnry. Mobile y days, with ccton to
ss eswood fn'' Gays with
S's Sspnsa ssans GFsay
spoke 1TS navsaa from s. Jaso sOnna in
Brig Cen Marshall tof Belfast). colcord, cardena Il
sfs Sss s5t.ssn
AR Ss1sl Ia s. s Ss s1s ;ssy re q s ss
p1s s s. ys e. f @
April lat 49, Ion r. spoke brig Caroline Kelley steering
with %Ss
n Wood.
Schr Alfred Adams, Edridge St Jago dc Cuba April H.
with and coffee, to Robert Williams.
Schr Ackam of Boston Fosett Matanzas 20 days. with
l gallons molassest Tayler On tho 9th inst s.pe
main gait split fore topsa and received other damage
Schr Nebraska (of Mystc) Washington. Port Lavacca
(Texas "a days. with cotton to Bower Co. 18th rs
lat So Ion spoke Br brig London from tho Coast Of Africa
for New York.
schr W Pickering tof searsport) Park, Cardsnas Is
seir j Taylor. Harper Wilmington. NC. day. with
naval stores, to b Blossom T. Sons.
Sohr Myers Weeks, Newbern, NC, days. with naval
stores, to blossom Sons.
Schr Washington, Hissins, Pantice. Nc.6 days.
Schr Mail Cropper Chincoteague, Va, 5 days.
Schr Rachel, Fisher, Chincotcague, Va, 3dsys.
Sehr Daniel Burch johnson, Chncoteague, Va 3daye.
Schr Zephyr. Crockett, Rockland, 5 days.
Schr Caledonia, --, OrlAnd, days.
Below,
Two ships, bark, and two brigs.
Steamships Atlantic West for Liverpool Alabama, Lud
low for Savannah Marion, Berry Charleston; Roanoke,
Parrish Norfolk and Richmond ships Henry Clay Hill Lii
yerpoo Helena (Brewer) volckmAn for Bremen Hudson.
White, New Orleans Admiral, Blifcn Havre; Columbia.
Buyer Liverpool: barks Henry Warren. Radon, Havana;
Pathfinder tnew) HILL San Francisco; brig Ariel, Brown,
Portland.
Wind sunrise. calm; at meridian Sw; at sunset EsE.
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THE VERY LATEST
TELEGRAPHIc FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL.
England.

LONDON, April ga. VI.
The Board Of Trade returns for the month, show an
increase Of f613274 in the declared value of British
ports as compared with the corresponding period of last
year Cotton. nscy and wooen manufactures form the
principal items the favorable side and haberdashcry
is greatly augmented. Hardware and machinery, not
withstanding the strike show large totals Silk
features and metals exhibit slight decline In imports
tho diminution Of wheat and -four taken into consump
ton is the most remarkable feature the total being
sdcrably less than half what imported in the
month Of 1851 Other articles with the
ccption of wine, have increased.
France.
PARIS, Friday. April 2
The senate this morning voted dotaon " II 900 90
francs to the President. The vote was unanimous.
Paris Eourse. -Fives 10of. 10c. Thrccs. ~.
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Married..

On Saturday, April IL, by the Rev. d. c. C. Parker.
JONI r. RoBrRTs to EsY AUGUSTA. eldest daughter Of
the late Captain John A. PIERCE. all of this city.
On March 81 Mt st. Johns Church Noting Hill. Lon
don by the Rev. John Whateley, JAMES WALTER, Of
Front street New York. and Jersey city, to FRANCES
ANSr only daughter Of the late Thomas Pearcc Esq Of
Green Park, Bath England.
On Wednesday, April Ia. at st Marks Church by the
Rev. DIR. Anthem NATHAN b. GRAHAM to CATHARISE w.
DwicT daughter Of the late John W. Yates OF Albany
On Thursday evening April Is, by the Rev. Dr. Knox,
EDWARD LARRiLLE to Miss SARAH Il. MARTIN second
daughter Of the late Charles Martin all OF this city
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Cleared.
Stesmsbip Alabama, Ludlow, savannah, s. Mitchell.
Steamship Marion Berry, Charleston, Spoaord Toston
Co.
Steamship Rosnoke, Parrish, Norfolk &C. Ludlsm Plea
sante
Ship Louvre, Msxon, Rotterdam " u uurlbut Il Co.
Ship California Packet, Gardner. San Francisco Oak
ford.
Ship Msrmon Hsdiey, New Orleans, Taylor L. Merrill
Go. " ~
Ship Blsncisr Lawrence. New Orleans Nesmith sons
Ship Isaac Bell Johnston, Mobile, M Liyingytop
ship Lazy Hobart (Br), McLeary, Savannah, Barclay h
Jiyinghton, $500
Bark carielsn wolf Bremen, PoppeH Co.
Bark Emily. Scott, Bremen, Barclay h Liyinrstop.
Bark Prince Edward Meidnor Trnsllo Iesry & Co.
Bark Ocls, STARK, Key West. h Huribut
Brig Edwin, Rot eft san JUsa M N Freeman.
CO.
Pr,r Vessrd rr,, bt,rss, .cs,a LadA 4 C,urcb.
Brig k,scs, NIeks Charleston, d Buckley.
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Telegrnphic Reports.

NORFOLK, April 10. 1872.
Markets dull Yellow sc 5Sc.; mixed ditto,
54c. n 55c. Cotton 1iac. Slaves unchanged Tar. 81
37iE 81 90.
New ORLEANS. April L. 1852.
Tho sales Of the week have been "a bales Increase
act year ofreceps at all the Southern ports $4,000
balea.
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Passengers Arrived i.

LvTRrooL-Packet ship Andrew Foster-Mrs Holburton
and family Mrs Peabody and child. Ryer OSulliysn
-52i in the steerage.
PoRT AU PRINor-Brig Isabella Reed--J Stone.
CARDFsAs-Brig Haidec-D Shnttuck. NYork.
KINGSTON, Ja-Brig WiIbeforcc-Mr holland, LADY, child
and
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Iiverpo0l), NYork. w.
sciLLy Arr March Path, Commonwealth BAAseE I42 d.
from CAlcutta for London land sid Oh; ed
the passage 18th, feoman Troveok Liverpool for San
Francisco 60 stop Alesk. land sid again 2sth).
SHikLps-Sld Morcb 9th. csArna Cam pbeil NYork
In port 18th. Keepsake Graham. for NYork ready.
STAxIGo.Passed March 49, Onyx Hogg DIS FIN Grange
mouth for Boston. -a'
wIsHT-of March 18th. Columbus. Geerken. from Bre-
for New Orleanst Sir Newton. Niemapn from New
York fer Hamburg 2Gth Hiberna. hAonoy from London
YovGHAI-In port March Goth, Dutch gaiot Ann Rli,.
beth, the berth to take passengers to Boston.
GIBRALTAR, March 2l-The Am brig Mary Eleanor from
Bsl which arrived here yesterday morning
tered gale S9h ult lat 64T NJ Ion 70 Al w. at IL 20
shi pped which washed seaman (Rchsrd Hawknsl
overheard and unshpped bnnacie all exertions
the fruitless.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-18

TeIcgraPhio Marine NcpOrts.
BALTIMORE, April II.
Arrived-Bark Ann. Thompson, Ii5 days from Cailao.
NORTOLK, April 10.
Arrved-Barks Ann Hampton (Br), Callao; WIN Chase,
NOrleans schrs Oscar jones' NBedford Watchman Alta
kapas.
ST JOHN, NIB, April L.
Arrived-Brig Cornet, Alexandria.
Cleared-Schr Perseverance, New York.