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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-24


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A friend has sent US n Sacramento Daily
Union, from which wa clip the following (:
Crime In Sacramento
When tho gold excitement first broke
out In California, an old and respectable
gentlemen moved from Missouri to this city,
with portion Of his family. A son.iu.law
accompanied hun, who, however, left his
wife behind, BY their united efforts, in a
variety Of omployments, they amused suf.
fcient wealth to gather many Of tho com.
forts Of life around them, aud render their
circumstances easy, Tho old gentleman
had second daughter, which he brought
with him. lp tho last yenr she has bloom.
ed into voluptuOus womnnhood, and ex.
hbi,ed the possession Of personal charms.
courled by those who formed her aequaint.
nnee. The son.in.law residing under the
sams roof with her, was not slow TO mako
this discovery, and his lGcherous eye scan.
ned her glowing form with view TO It's
deSpoilment, Tie arts employed TO &C.
Ioomplsh his designs, Il concerns not the rea.
der TO know, nor propricty Ia make public,
Suffice II to say, he was but too successful
in their exercise, although not sufficiently
discreet 10 conceal his success from tho
knowledge OF the htart.sHicSen father
Satisfied Of the improper Intimacy existing
between his children, the old gentleman
wloto secretly TO his married daughter 10
Missouri, and sending her ample means 10
defrNy oil expenses, requested her to repOir
Immediately TO her husband. With this
view she purchased ticket on the steamer
connecting with tho Golden Gate, on her
last inward trip, but by some accident was
prevented from joining the vessel, aud was
compelled to await the sailing Of the Ten.
nessee, from which, after being wrecked,
she arrived safely with her chiId--a little
girl Oged two or three yeurs-and sought
her parents abode, as she had been ins,ruc.
ted, The knowledge Of her coming had
previously reached her husbands cars, who
was very much disconnected by It, and who
expressed his disapprobation Of the circum.
stance In the strongest terms.
| Singular TO state, the mother took sides with
the guilty pair, and leaving her husband with
whom she had resided for thirty.six years, and
for whom She bad raised the daughters in ques.
ton, departed with the Son.n.law and his para,
mour on an excursion to San Francisco, from
whence after residing fortnight or so, they
returned 10 Sacramento, sought retired portion
OF the city, and Get up q distinct houIehald,
The betrayed wife with her little girl, remains
with her father - both broken,hearted while
the guilty Son.in,lAw, the seduced younger
daughter, and the dsSpieahle old woman sustain
the separate establishment OlludSdto Comment
on such picture Of crime 10 unnecessary, and
Il IL only in e,mpaSsion to the silent grief Of the
deserted wife and father, that we are restrained
from making known the names Of all the parties
concerned in the transaction.
/
n CERtoalrlna--A Mr.. Kooh hAa arrival hap,
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Is there Sny man now going 10 foreign courts
to whose absence the country objects, as being
public lossp
This is from the St. Louis Democrat, the POI
htical and personal organ Of Col, Benton. Such
= bitter sarcasm upon tho foreign appointments
Of the present administration shows that the old
Prairie Bulls wrath and indignation are aroused
by what he sees at Washington City. He may
DO mischief yet. He may have Pierce and the
whole Cabinet upon his horns. Hurrsh for the
big bulll,.- Louisville Journal,
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Tho utmost llleloss body or an unknown
man, supposed to be IN lrlshmNn, was found
on Blddle near Judge Carrs rCsdenLe, on
Saturday, with a hole In the top Of his head
about two Inches In length, and which bore
the appearance oil having been inflicted
With a stone or largo stick, Nearl the spot
there was a quantity Of stone recently
dressed, and the opposition Is that the un.
fortunate man had been working on II and
had been killed by one Of his fellow work.
men. lie was placed on druy and taken
to tho Health Office, and from thence to
the Sisters Hospital, where he died In hall
an hour after hl' ndmlsslon. He had on q
hhorer's dress, was about five feet ten
inches 10 height, aud was ,a,ooed on both
arms. There u every reason to believe
that this man was the victim Of deadly
attack, and we trust to hear Of energetic
measures being taken tOferrel out the guilty
man or men,-lSt, Louis Democrat,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-24

The time Of Tho murdersrs VanEAndt and
.5hawney ia growing short, They arc doomed
- l,s on next Wednesday wesk,~-Saint Louis
nHneogRf, %, ...
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TRAoEpV IN Souri, CARoLtNA.-On Fri.
day last, near Mayblnton, South Carolina,
Mr., John ID, Sims had an alteration with
his overseer, when tho wife of the later,
being armed with q pistol, threatened TO
shoot Mr. Sims, Being armed with u
double barrel gun, Sims Immediately shot
her down. EnrNged at this, the overseer
ordered his son to bring his gun 10 attack
Sims, when the latter lsveled his gun and
killed the overeer.
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that on earth, We shah see his face Yet
IA freshness Of our sorrow, the heart uP1s itself
with gratitude ioIim who has been pleased bestosy
upon such being, even or 90 brief season Already
have the goes Of the eternal world dawned upon his
rapuTcd vision-aeady the mysteries Of science
veaed 10 him, the great Of Nature unlocked Even
now miosering spirit those he loved, he whispers
US Of the bissiul hour Of reunion when, indeed dea til
changes our places but u.s. the affections Of eatth
fined and spnualzed, shall be renewed, enlarged and
sanened IN Heaveni when gazing with eostatc enioymen,
upon The giores around the throne OF God and listening
10 the songs OF eraphs and the haeuahs Of the aints
togehu we shall worship and adore together Intellectually
as wen as spiritually expanded upon the boundless
fields OF exploration before usnvestgate the mnutest
wonders OF microscopic life within the caves and
soar together beyond the distant star.
TIL then. may we, with patience and with submission,
bow before the Almighty hand hath afflicted us Ii
is the Lord"-and "who stay His hand or say INTO
Him what doest thoul The Lord I'VE and the Lord
taken away Oh may from the depths of the sorrow-
stricken heart be enabled say blessed be the name OF
The Lord !"
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pus,ys Ia LouIsiARA--The New Orleans CONNER
III Bulletin strongly urges upon ths Slate OF Louisiana
80 soance oil lending It's aid 10 works OF internal i'm
n,o,ensnt Ii SAYS;
mi. well known that Pennsy few years ago,
xas an nso Stale she nevsrepadiaed, bat she was
nn.be 10 pay the interest her public debt and her
creditors suffered accordingly. Al that time her debt
was contracted for constructing public works. DID
PeOnsy yana, in her times OF trouble and trbulanon,
sbaadoa her public works No; they were tor time
suspended bat IN very short period ,hey were M
,ns invested in State works, and they are ibe chel
source OF her immense wealth and unriyalled prosperity
These works return, in the form OF tolls enough 10 pay
the interest on the debt and furnish very handsome
.inkiny innd Looking upon il with eye 10 lmme-
date profit, the debt is mosl advantageous ih'eS
ment. - ,..t r;r. s,o,s . "a she
IA Justly called and made by her magnificent canals
and railroads. Her works Of internal Improvement COST
The State $685. IFS 237 the whole amount OF Tolls derived
from them during The last year was S52oa ool' Whleh
gave after dsducting expenses, the mel income OF W.
sso ooa The average net annual iDeome Tor the ahl
6vs wears is s25lS0i4. which Is equa 10 captai OF
action under S42 900 al six per cent interest Her
present debt for the construction OF these WORKS remain
~ nnpad is over fifteen million dollars Her total debt
aver 500 600 600, and yet with Tins apparently heavy
dsht upon her. New York is about borrowing ten mil
lions more TO enlarge her canals
Contrast Louisiana with these two Slaes or rather
vih any other State in The Union, aud where and what
s,e weS The pIospec, is too gloomy to dwell upon The
dsbt absolute OF Louisiana chargeable with interest 70
the Stale is round numbers, million OF dollars, while
We EAR enume rate eighteen States in the Union each OF
which is deeper in debt than and the lowest in
The scale has three miles Of railroad built for any We
have. $50. a,
liberation is hand and although now among Inc last
,ya NAV be among the first of The States OF the Unen.
Railroads are the instruments which are 10 accomplish
the work OF our redemption.
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POLITICAL REFUGEES IN fRANcE-ihe Paris cores
pendent OF the New York Commercial Advertiser writes
I. follows under date Of the l4th April
The Minister OF Police has issued extraordinary
circular relative to foreign political refugees who may
seek an ASYLUM in France. He suspends the action OF
all the laws which have from time 10 time been passed IN
order 10 render them harmless and leaves the whole sub
isci under certain directions, 10 the discretion Of The
police agents No refugee under any preiex be al
lowed 10 to Paris, reside IN Lyons or Marseies
The refugees from Spain be inernes compelled TO
stay in towns at least hundred miles from the Pyre
ntes, tina, they may have no means OF communicating
with their brethren across the borders The Germans and
Poles canno, nhab the departments contiguous to Ger
many or Switzerland; the Italians must be separated
from The Italian frontier By the departments iba, border H.
Whenever refugees enter France the police will
send them 10 some place least sixty miles from the from
ter there TO aw ali The order OF the minister their
destination These measures, The government says are
taken because they conceived 10 be necessary for the
Preservation Of public peace
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Markets.

New YORK, May 2-Fiour is firm. nd tending u Is
sales Of 25O bbls 81 62A 81 rs for State and 81 rs
IS for Genesee sales of 600 bbis southern SIS l2t
IS rs Wheat buoyant-sales of 3 500 bushels al l2s
for white Genesee and ll5 for mixed
Corn beter-saes of 20 900 bushels 65 white
and IS for yellow.
CnAuLrsroN, May l.Saes yesterday of 800 bale. o
cotton at st l0i cenis-priccs a shade lower.
BALTIMORE May 2-Sales day Of 500 bbls. Howar
street flour 81 s7i for choice brands Sales of 600
bushels Pennsylvania white wheat vi Corn
sales of white al SO 81 and yellow So 50 Oats
80 40 There offered the scales to-day SOC
head OF beef anticipates ranged from 81 so SIS %
the hoof averaging - rs gross, net 50 $40 25-2sC
driven off
NEw ORLEANS April 20 Sales to-day OF 1000 bale. o.
cotton The market Is unchanged in every respect-nid
ding Orleans, l0l Sales of the-week 40 600 bales Stock
exclusive OF shpboaTd $40 900 bales Receipts ahead
last year this time 2i5,oOo bae'. Receipts all south
ern port. ahead OF last year 10000 bales.
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medcatcd for preserving, fastening, soften
and promoting the growth ha cleansing the head and
curing diseases Of the bruises, &C The
Of all who Tcopheous wheth
for the improvement and Of the ha for erupuons
cuts bruises, Sc places OF preparations Intended
the like purposes This iconsdered assertion Figures
bear u The million Of bottles
receipts cash. 100000. business viii exceed
amount The number Of orders which y arrive s the depot
manuacto l Roadway addressed Professor Barry
eospr requiring Immediate scarcely
believed Wholesale 900 TO 200 holes
exceeding all
The popularity Of the ace evevefe and the liberal
combine to sales with rapidly
and composition considerable
reputation well Intrinsic value, For sale, whole
retail and msnuacipry 1877 Broadway.
nv the principal merchants and dugUi throughout the United
West lsdes Britain, Fsnes,
T. Gibb Washington ~, G.. Sold
i~rfe bottles Price Is cents
Mar l-d6m.
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May-day this year. unlike many that have preceded
it, fully vindicated lis ancient poeica and lovely re-
nown more bright and beautiful day could no, be de-
sired all Nature smiled; the new leaflets, IN all the
modest freshness OF first appearance, fu,isred 10 the
gentle breezes that waited upon their puons the happy
carol of the feahered tribe All outward Nature invited
10 contemplation and Joy and in every heart where dark
and stormy passions not allowed 10 brood and blight
the spirits peace. the life and gsyety OF young spring
mus, have strongly excited their natural nay, their IN
tended influences From every quarter hopeful reports oil
the growing crops 10 our ears, the fair promise, we
tru. and doubt not, OF yet another added 10 past
fch with The unfailng goodness and mercy of all
b.nefcent Providence -Intihgenar.
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Mar 2Svlaw
VIII be added
Proposals for Building and Equipping Five LiR
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, orfIor LIeHr HOUSE BoAnp,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, orrIcr LIGHT HOUSE, BoAnp,
Washington city, April 30 1850.
SEPARATE sealed proposals will be
Tuesday the 3lss OF May 1851 building
@ as,. M @ re 20 mn ,a month. S
authorized Of the department New York
veed al Boston for one 70 delivered at Charleston,
DINA, OF The following DIMENSIONS
am a. as q sS poi % m fore side Of main stem -
Of timber strske 10 Of BEAM feet tonnage
suocosrssrr sHoA srrlRp sousp, Massacbu.ets be
vsed such points OF places be light
board, Of the following
perpendcula beam mould
OF beam 70 le ct inches a tonnage about $50
Of the bids Satisfactory The board will
tered into until SHAH have been submitted to- aud the
No proposal considered unless received from person. en-
gagged in shp building and each onr be
Of two responsible persons surue for the faithful full
distinctly named the sum for which tn.
and specihsons and OF the printed specifications
enclosed BY each bidder evidence that
No bid not conform TO the require
drawing Of ne vessel contracted for viii be furnished TO the
S @ s @ he WI ~ 70 aans,. strictly to This
ned by The experimenting Officer who be duty
who will be required
nal. used are in e, conformity 70 The terms and Of
vessel viii be received and authorized TO be made
ruc,ed which w with the drawings and plans. attached
70 and form part Of The can be h.s on application TO the
York wlminron Delaware, or Noffok vrsiHa s the
szhuset and the plans and drawings
By calling ?, me oes o. The Inspector at Boston N.w
pha OF Baltimore and at The office Of he lighthouse board
Any person submitting proposals may present and witness In.
opening Of the bid. the lime and place herenbefoe specified
All proposals he seated
ing Lm pes and then enclosed envelopes
dressed 70 The secretary Of the light house boad, Depart
ny order q The lighthouse board.
May I-apwalstsay Secretary
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lAsLs ptLoAcirs.-people who have money enough
can obtain as many sne new potatoes az thew an
from Bermuda. for thny-seven and a beu -" -, ''osu
half peck, three dollars per bushel; ssr,,,n ~
hfiysiI cents abnnch strawberries one dolas ~
ket, or fifty cents mouhful; green peas, fv csr,s
half peck tomatoes, ihirty-seven and half c.n,. :
quart. The latter come from Bermuda, wrappcd + :,
per and packed in boxes In the same manner thai
are imported. Most of the vegetables are brpuvb
from Charleston, potatoes also well as from Bermuda
IN Y. Journal Commere,
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DREADFUL STEAMBOAT DISASTER.

NEw YoRK, May 1.-The steamboat Ocean Wave was de-
suoyed by fire o'clock Saturday morning, fifty
miles above Kingston Lake Ontario while her passage
70 o2densburg Oui of fifty passengers and the crew only
twenty-five were saved. including Captain White. the
mate. and purser When The fire discovered the boat
was one and half miles from the shore. Her upper deck
was consumed in fifteen minutes, and her hull ded TO
the shore, and sunk in hours Those saved picked
up by vessels passing the time. The boat owned
by the Northern railroad Company at ozdensburg and
was fully insured
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LNc PAINT VERSUS euAso.-A Boston man, who has
lately removed to his suburban retreat in Norfolk coun-
Y'aiew weeks since ordered guano from Balti-
more In due time arrived, and he used it last week in
pahus an acre Of potatoes painter ordered bar.
RES o. zinc Iantitom Baltimore also and by some bocus
pocus the guano was sen, ~ Tho ,;n,or Da h main,
10 the farmer An investigation tooL nI,r. bon 4 ,r,s
found that The amateur city farmer had mannred an acre
Of potatoes with the paint and compIaned ,ha, al moi
soned his hands dreadiully "-Ro,,on Tron,,,ia,
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue a O trust erecusd I'M
Parsons deceased dated day Of April lssi
recorded the land Of
District Of Coumba in Lber W. h. No l07 zi9 4I3
AIS undersigned surviving
sei public auction Monday NAV Iss3
auction OF James G. Mcclure O'Clock D. m ali he
title,
subscribers IN and TO lot numbered nine @ square numbered
four hundred and tixH1 oo) lying and being within
Washington described said civ win,
the improvements. -
three and nine months given for the
deferred satisfactorily endorsed interest,"
complied with within five days All
yeyances al the expense Of the purchaser.
JOHNSON HELEN,
JAMES ADAMS,
Surviving Trustees
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE
Mar osv-law AuctIonesr
VIII be added
TO- square, fronting 7,h street west be-
south and running back 81
and lot No. fronting AZ feet south IN
running back ~ feet inches alley The
sam square. Terms above. !"
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
APP 5S-ihW Auctioneer.
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by j. G. McGgIRE, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE ED PROPERTY
Tuesday May 10Th, O'Clock, prem
OF deed
Issi duly A, No. ioios
1884, Of OF Washington country
District OF Columbia all that parcel Of ground situate and
in Washington, numbered
numbered hundred
(6q as designated plan the said
follows Beginning Of
@ and half ulAl inches west, from the northeast
square running sid. Of
street twenty seventy 7
thence twenty tas feet begin
ming seventy 75) with the Improvements.
Oneouh cash the residue in three payments
months, for secured deed OF
trust, and bearing interes, from day Of sale
n the terms complied days
the Of
purchaser.
An conveyanees at the expense OF purchaser.
N. CALLAN,
w %. DavIbGE I Trustees
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
AID 2s-eodSds Auctonesr.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ill Wednesday, 9Th shall sell 10
residence gentleman declining houseke
side OF d. between ID and 81 opposite Mechanics
Row, an excellent assortment OF furniture
Mahogany sofa, chairs bureaus and tables
Maple an oiher bedsiead-, wardrobes
Washstands, dressing tables, and other chairs
Bedding mattresses, carpets, stair rods kc-
China, gas and crockery looking glasses
Toilet window curtsln-, and shades
Cooking good lot kitchen requisites.
All Of sa5, cash s5, credit Of
monhs for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
GREEN h SCOTT,
Mny 3-I
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ZOE sUrLIu~cTON received for sale usrper's
Magazine for May with continuation Of Ahbous Life Of Ma
pofon and splendid together with large
oun, Of not merely of really useal reading
May received Also
All for May 800 ' '' '' -
thhe 70 me stationery for safe
o. - JOE sHIrIsTNGTGN's Book Store,
hulne, corner "A Pesrsyivanis
a, " ~ Ne s \ erk hesid, Tribune, nd Times,
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SAVANNAH, April 50.-The British steamer Conway hai
arrived al th port having left Jamaica the 2ih ane
Nassau on the 2sth instsnt
The American steamer Paraguay put into Kingston on
the 2ath for eoal-sl well
passenger from tho steamer Uncle Sam, connected
with tbs sherhs office, died la Kingston hospital the
2lst
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May3--eod
NV j. @. McGUIRE. Aucuoneer.


CQyJARE 326Ar AUCTION-On Friday afternoon,
O'Clock premises shall sell by lots, that
and Maryland avenue ION the an fronting o fret
inches 307
inches 225 inches
exceeding 1903
and lot having
wide alley.
beautifully within hundred
the building, persons
residences the offers Inducements.
residue In
months satisfactorily secured bearing interest,
J. c. MCGUIRE,
May3-d Aucuoneer.
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A CARD To Ladies' snd Young Misses OF WASH
isUton.-You attention respectfully solicited the
FANCY STORE street. from r, w
a Fow The subscriber has jnsi returned fom the
this (Safnday morning general assortment
ladies' misses chIdrons shoes, selected
great expressly together with
usually well conducted shoe store
Please call and examine for yourselves.
T. MILLS,
New store, street, Lammond's fancy store
hp3O-3t
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Theeovernor. executive oosncil, and many senators
and representatives. Of the legislature Of Massachuses
have subscribed one days pay 70 aid in the completion Of
be national monument in this city
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VET REMAINING
20 dozen Turkish bath towels, 20
80 do gonucrnen's white, bsck coiorcd Md
best quality, 30 cenfs pair
rs white and coored
do fine black bsrere
20 dc fine black
q do hne black bombaans
10 do black Engli srapes, assorted widths
do low priced cloths for and boys Jackets
20 do fine Paris printed mouss.iin.s
IS do low priced brached cotons
10 boxes rentemen's fine suspenders
40 dozen ladies' kid all colors
best quality
40 pieces really aud rich furniture ehntzss
25 DO fine brown linens, fsE aprons
~ DO Enshans. 40 yard, such sell
DIX cents
10 do Fouisra silks
do plain colorcd utpusseluss
10 do low priced cbeckercd linens for boys' pants
rs do low priced plain and iwiilcd red hannols
10 do fire brown Hollands
10 do real Manchester enghams"
do fine white jacone cambrics
do low priced brown linen table samnsk
~ do lowpriced crash.
With other desirable goods linz, all Of which
Offer cosnoe viii not be asked and less win be taken.
We find again and
change article that
taken out Of the store for Inspection
FERRY n BROTHER,
Ap3l-dJdf Opposite Centre Market
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

CHARLESTON, May THE passenger train from A ugus.
ia run OFT the track yesterday by which George Hail.
engineer, was seriously injured.
The freight train to-day the same road ran off the
track, and a. +. iStockler was seriously bruised
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VESSELS IN DISTRESS.

NORFOLK Va.,) May 2.--The schooner j. M Taylor
from Newburn. North Caroina for New York. put in to-
day with her mainssl split The DEER from Texas fo
New York, also put in short Of provisions
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HORRIBLE MURDER N cLryrI,,p

CLEVELAND, April pa woman named Chrislisna
Sixsby, living alone, was murdered FRI
day last Her house had been shut p them but was
opened yesterday, when the found with her
throat cur and tho body bruialy mangled The house
had been ransacked n#.
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ARTICLES FROM HAYTI FOR YORK EXHIBITION
NEW YORK, May 2-The schooner Samuel Clark from
Port Prince brings variety of articles from the EN-
peror of Hayt Tor exhibition in The New York Crystal
Palace. Among them is piece of mahogany weighing
three
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by GREEN s. SCOTT, Aue,loneer..

ERAME HOUSE, WITH BRICK BACK BUILDING AND LOT
az aneuon-on Friday, the 9th OF May, at O'Clock M,
shall SELL IN front OF the
house, with brick back building and
being Of LOT No. 3d. 1885, street, between
Terms half cash balance in and on
notes bearing interest deed gsen and deed Of
secure the deferred payments.
GREEN SCOTT,
May Id Aucioneeu