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- 6ct Pad Mrrinot. and spun silks
n, h,,cS aud Colorsd Velvet ani Cloth Clo.t,
rad Wool Tons and square shawl.
hiack, Waite and Col1rrd Thih.tI,
hrnts Irtsrllug Shasls AMI bi.a.e,.
Gents Hosiery u aI kinIs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-01

NEW GOODS Ni.N GOOD~-In th. I,., - =.
~ have received the following floods which ~ Az, m
my at greatly reduced prices. - " '''
Rich Paid aud Hfoc ale Silla
Plaid MrThoes aud NUusrl.in.s
Plain Mou eiinte ali shades
lac, Muslin anl LINN Collars
Ciuihric and Muslin sleeves
lufti" Caps, cheap
fm''"ii.r'd, Pointed ani scollord Handkerchief,
Together with large stdk blankets T,uu-I- ana Nor,
Goods II all deception. -' ' t''
moo DUDLEY JOHNSTON
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II supplied nm. Win y nov prepared having
seats f 'a ana ~oITsn Of kin experience 10 eS
- anu "s Nils ltTcshing Mschius TThar1
N etinE Mia aai Brass and Iron Ca,-.
IN the best manner
ne highest aT-et price, will be nais - ~
49, "'''s' - p RHAM,
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AUCTION SiLEs
BY Di,rsport, Aa,p q Co. A.,,,

Itii- nlY

DrCE m. .an,n ~ CLAIMS, AND sFtIiSo Nor Pro
su.~'fih"r has osa.. ~. 'Nt street
once uhrT aiii ~ o, that and Msn opposit. a. NJ
pTor,. ' ~ oa.ae.. Win hn Ia the di.~S,,s ~
r..n - la-t faithful attention ans w
men whose names snbscrbei eslo, refers To Oh.
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EDWIN WALLER,
- X. biankinshipsstahlss.
NoTnF ~ co1rn,,ron.

NolhE 10 CONfRA MOTORS .goTyNg yoN- ~, am.
- Proposals. vii be received At hs ooirs az
'''-l'H iId thip Railroad
,,n,r n'i fog che radiation snd ~ .soIy 81 ,i, On
- 49,. G above fad 90 shich the eastern portion ra.,
''s u' miles, lies next ~ Covinrtnn. ami ne 49,,
@ N 'H'.'tuE t tholt tgeuty Give mites ff, t-vssn 49,
KY. ' guy 'a. aui1 90 TIE BIS sandy large share on
, l o.. w. ,osai'ng bridging aud -. t.svy
" 'a' '.,' hnd N sell Eurtty tta Alteration on 80,
.''.' ih. western tha arovs u.,t ~ nj - [
.I.....N 'F Oh. H'I . December. ' ''F'''' ''' "-
Further IU. rmtfHl may b. 1ftaigsi al, 49, 81
'''' .in'r, 81 'gg'n.i,a aud 6uynndotte
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IVORY rARIF UTFRY of superior finish from t. t.,t -
uf, ur'r lni warranted % the dnct steel Ivory ,ni
Nalnc Narvrrs o. flah together 18th fII
And Comu'n Table Cutlery, i'f sale at tss Main
nos" BJIKLEY 4 CO.
AVON HlRT f o.. balance NJ theycar " r r1ate has. r
~ want. si#ut o. 1tars ri ssr Apply q,
ms HuI TNtFy
ubiaft NIHt iut oTrnct very eh-i.. lot q tnin'a
Hanittr.lri tNtra.a comprising ife popular -
tr'ss % this celebrated Ftrius sIs6 rar.ua yofr. I,
sod ioutlr dist.Uri. warranted fenuinr.
eTp luhNsrON REOrHFE, Druggists
EfoR EFNrA most issirste store Rrra n the whs 49,
~ Nulrr This fiore BE- admirably atsrfed the sur. Ai
pfss Of r,t'l rstttl hmeutoi description ~ Co., III
anN 're a. r.nitr u r'r desirable f1r arr
ROOM, Gphr.frfuf Establishment trr,s
ucuisrs, sppy 81 Nhig once.
NAYLoRs casr AND sHEAR STEEL, for ale ~
~ &c" ". sEfNKER. Cary street
HYDRAULIC CEMENT, best quality, Tor saist
- cells DAVENPORT, ALLEN q CO
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= iht LNhtS sMuuS, ", .. Mia ar-f N.rtft w.,
~ ..r ~ l,''-W. ~ NbbtNGTON 4 CO. would r.,irft
10y ,' 'iisn'on Of he Merchant i virginia 'ni N.ith C,r.
hha 70 h. iur.nsF siOrt OF f.f '. ANT HrffHs l,Ha
-. H'... ' ..f EI....tf f.IIT EIffr 81 wi. obi
Fast ITO WIZ .'.''' '''
81" 'hi' 'it b. aiylys urhlsci af hands sud si
' - .t' uI o. order, tststs che our NOR
rh.hi' ~ virginia aud South Ct..Iut
''N if' pl 20 ttr sfH,k epsr.rfrartsd .t ast
u'.lt Hii ~ l, TH.I 't t f.Hf tI.i IF.. before
N, we nrc's H bDofs ant sa t't rIlrr and ha uHar
W.tls i' county merchants .s uf if st
o U " If'g' which w be rI,st deaf l.ss than D.
valIe tuIs season. w WV '''''
Ie 'toE ~ laa arl shoes hau the TaIos saloon
very nearly IHHtf THOUSAND OASIS ani valued no f7n
WV mh1Cus GU shoes ~ svry vrsty
2" 'V' Ah qnaY Co. suit The ucsss sui the fantcs
lers.u, mai. and ftm4iH
iheH as'ft'ut NJ g0artc H1Ftu anil Negro
10 .tlN uL'i rate, rui " very superior tuH.,y
ihia hlttr tUts sui SHOES D.. .i manufacturer
Ir's Nv vh'csale Mrs Adiuf.u Co. ere agenis fr ne
bc' mhnni' tow o Rubtcr in tbr States Their goods
acb'tf atd superior rfspcrt durability beauty
atYo, TO other
VII salfN any ucrsou ~ its
~ MeT hauts lut dealers In Nrr a. p4s4ptt psta,t,rg
49, ll'nd l wcl as those country merchants thr
o ,Hthi aui Worth Carolina ere a fcsTr5y invited call
'nI es.H'nr Their immense so-t of Boots snj shoes
&c I'ic SELDOM usw sor,l 's No 3. N.n street. N,r
i't' NarsiFn Of Che Ilrr- Plate Glass Windows
MOO W " AppiNHTON 4 GO ,Norfou. W.
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ENli DRY GOODS az No. 20 MAO street. or srssats usar
- ht1vF Cosmetic, H.tvy TarcIs. Gs1tgia Ktrsfyr
Ulntata rtlus Frrlish Esrs.vs
h,ftF Res liauuea. -, -, - anI Il Hautfts
Plaid IndsrYs. rsIuJo
Cotton uruetsFFs rlati giiauIs. N. story. A.
TIE shove Goods he.c itn recently parstfl in che vrb.ro
marksts tbs ny1rsb, sfus aui will o. ola I'm al 80.
terms ss they D, hai ts city cSmint before
putchasinr sU.Aa 4 tguNvpy
~ large lt % C'.css. 't colori stCs pt ysri
nga = L. =.
- ~, HHDs CUBI Ann INV ORLEANS sraIR ja., in stove
<@F lor sale by inoi4l WINSTON 4 JONES.
sOeOoO for sale. JAS WINSTON.
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h A,h- fIk,- ,SI- IIToH>,, -. I'm IS:

81 IAhf PUBLIC, will IN the CnaT - ~ WI Nv
ti".s o. G1 hl-nd ChsstcTheId HenTico He III
s'' ''e L. attention g. The e.lIsson claims '@N'
81 'tl7fT 90 ~ Lace Ss-L--a
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~, ,lceE- Iudre John A. Merriifh rst ID. nlLErr
S lyon. ttq, Msssrs. GoiiIn .n,-rs I'm, W Crnmp.
"'s's' * u Dickinson y BROTHER y a Hin, aud
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-02-02
Postage Free.]

[Continue d from this day's paper
81 From Oldtown by Argyle. and Edinburgh to How
land % miles and back, once week
Leave Oldown Wednesday at 10 m; fE
Arrive at Rowland The same day by S pm;
Leave Rowland Thursday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Odtown the same day by 1 D M
50 From East Corinth, by Charleston, Atkinson North
Atkinson, Ssbec, and Wiiamsbureh, to Brownsville
II miles and hack, three times week.
Leave East Cprnth Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at II am
Arrive at Brownsville the same days by 8 pm;
Leave Brownsville Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at am;
Arrive East Corinth the slme days by . m.
90 From Kenduskeag, by East Cornth West Charleston
South Dover, Dover Foxcrof, Sangerville, Guilford
and Abbott, to Monson, A miles and back, three
times week.
Leave Kenduskesg Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
ae IL ann
Arrive at Monscn the same days by l0pm;
Leave Monson Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
fam;
Arrive at Kenduskeag the same days by Bpm.
Proposals o end al Abbott will be considered.
"a From Bangor, to Upper Saltwater miles and back,
six times week.
Arrive at Upper Saltwater the same day by pm;
Leave Upper saltwater daily except Sunday at 2 p m
Arrive at Bangor the same day by 4pm.
65 From Bangor, by Eddington, East Eddington, Til
den, Wesley, Crawford, Alexander and Barring, to
Cslas cover the Sc Black Road so called, esimat-
ed at 90 miles, and back, six times week.
Leave Bangor daily except Monday on the arrival of
the mail from the West, say at 5 m;
Arrive at Calais the same day by 0pm;
Leave Calais daily except Saturday at IL pm;
Arrive at Bangor the next days by m.
Proposals to omit East Eddington will be considered
also for schedule time be reduced to Is hours each
way, alter The road shall be entirely completed, say
nix
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sE'OTId's SAFE Company.

fsNHE attention Of the public is called TO the
n,S aud superiority o these ss otbers our sa
are made On an entire new principle
strongly msde yrougntireu plates OF bs aros which ra,,pa
'ien Of eaing liquid metal and making ID sa
"e 20 we SCI OF aF AHd eaFsae Of rgs,ng loNaoi
slSS' - ta sslsAs'ne a. % only
ahe save no aeia slrEps Crews
t.n perhaps less ef9 than luiredtc
H9n on ne 'oilf mas i'ned Is !tis sEJIroolvail
We hesitate not 10 saying thatthss Sa s.rJ n Ylr E,s
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF C0f!RlS sTInS "a *
- NJ ~ w 9E seeqe tgpUar5 o
sa w - a5ta taste ou i i+s=5 aay popuai
Vter so keu ak, ne lpsElvaCe 81 Isgno
a 70 now prepared 90 lTls uuliee SAFES ana
hANA Aulth, o. E2f5aasErs,
ps ~ 5 9I teSh viii be warranted prlland PowiOt
saIea and Lacks together Nevgsls
aFs' Dan. can ae 90 tths Office # y. No.
t~F l. C. pErfFEg n 4 mn .tT,{et
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OFFICIET,.
Conseil Commun de la Vile de la e-0rl cans
coNsETL DIES Assistants ALDERMEN.

Seance uu Ter MATS, 1000
II ATTENDU par PAssemb6e Gen6rae ntpl6
Aeie reahfa vile de Ia NouNs or6an APPROVE Is Mars
1880 eat pourvn qaavant quinn Conse queenqu Municipalities
eabir lie moutan DIES assessor les dts Conses
ont re eonnaie budgetdes dveres depcns pOta cemp
E mouant des d6psns asucllea de pendant anu6e
ouran pour les pa nraes urbnes equol budget deyr TIE
public fncas ct saglas dams journal de Ia d Nu-
hspae pendant MONS urs seance oil lee ds
Conse 6cierou du montan dc taxes qn ont
En- que dun aete De Asseee Gn6rae lppuy
e 6vrer 1854 les dive Municipalities de la ditto VILE
% Orleans ont 6e cosos yertu Dun acIo surpltmeuao
pprouye meu Jour- ex-ye de Ia Lafayette Posse de JeHrson
80 neorpores parie vile de Ia Noayes Orleans
gouvernts pa les MONIES lois que cslle-ti;
que les pouvos ct les dsyoirs les Municipalities dc
de vile de Lafayette appareulen mintenant Ccusa
| nune, en- ver,u du suslt aetei
Et atsnu qnc orlonnanse ttd pst dtinis,an
| lanes De Ia vls
En- consequence commencement dispositions Dc lco mari
1850 resolution alplee jour, Il bulge; ran pubt
avis par prtstne donIG On trtne io apes prem
publication da coei Cone Connun proc lera fycr mouant
aui eyto SIT lee aueaT dsant pour 1859
| ETAT DIES DEPENsES PEoBABLES POUR 1858
| Trt
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CHINESE iiNIMtNl5
MFNlEA's MI AVG LfNTNENI.
PETROLEUM, Of ROCK OIL,
TOOTH AMI 'sIN SrECtEIC-Lr Islruss
GREEN'S MINTUEEi
uS6O4t IS tNIIA CfiOLAgOGGE.
TfORN'S EXTRACT
LUDLUArS SPECIFIC;
ARABIAN tINlNiENT:
DAfAg's MAGICAL PAfN EXTRACTOR.
GRATS PATENT OINTMENT
- A. p sfiSESIOCK YERM FUaEt
nR. CptPEI'S VEGETABLE 81 ftNff fEE fTJWuETs
WOLVES AROMATIC StHElpAN SlIN AFPss
FRENCI'N DOG HlE DISTILLED BAY WATER.
REE S AMERICAN TITGEfAS piItS.
JAYNE's PILLS AND FAMILY MEDICINES
Hl snt above hiFf4
Uvnls5 VI Che n1'aus u tlpp..-,
~ sofa ,sis.ss r ODD retail. preprrars. ptsa Wy
r.. dAN4w NL, WIZ Nf"-E, Aetut H. Magazine .
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC
Nj. SADDLERY War

~ \ EWARK, Nj. SADDLERY Ware "a
Iiogse ANDREW G. BULLS co, No.l5 Canal f4ssgA
street, NewOreaHR, Magazine
Manufacturer and importers Of SADDLERY and SAnDM RE,
Brides, Mft gales, Trunks, WHIPS Skirt Birdie
Leather ogak sADDIEis Tools ami Trimming Of every de-
sHpen, Al 30. Is CANAL STREE.
sla iyd&W ANDREW BULL, q
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
Common Council of the City of New Orleans.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN

sittlng OF marcn !, 1890
a- WHEREAS, Of the General Assembly Of the State
Louisans entitled An Act relative to the city Orleans aT
proved March ~ 1850, provides that before the Council
ray shall assessed they
shall he made budgets estimates exhibiting
items expenditure, including also the for contingent
expenses incurred by the Municipality during the year
for the urban and I parts thereof which budgets estimates shall
be published in French and English the official papers said MUM
pay least thirty before the meeting when the Co
ellis s III fix and decide tbs OF taxes to be assessed
And whereas by virtue the Gcner Assembly approved
February "a 1854 the several Municipalities Of the said city Of New
Orleans have been consolidated aud by virtue OF subsequent act
proved the same date tho late city Lafayette Pash OF J
has become Incorporated portion Of the city Of New Orleans
and is governed by all the laws relating 10 tho same;
And Whereas tho and duties the
said city Of Lafayette have deyovei upon, m
Common Council, By virtue Of the act aforesaid
ordinance hss passed defining tho urban and
rural limits OF the city;
Therefore conformity with the provisions Of March
1850, adopted this day, the following budget s pub
shd hereby given that thirty the drst publ
cation Council viii proceed decide on the
amount levied tl, rneht rolls ss9.
STATEMENT OF PROBABLE EXPENDITURES ron IsjS
SURVEYORS DEP ARIHFNT
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~ flilaApELfHA SADDLE AND TRUNK WAREHOUSE
No. MAGAZINE Strict door uetts RODS
CO. late Rob- FaiTt) constantly receiving New
ron neif Alanuaetor PHILADELPHIA snd BY direct
Engand And are prepared otter dealer the mor aeai
meats, fhci stock large well feleciad
DER saidlery HARDWARE, HARNESS., LEATHER TRAvEL-
Ing AND PICKING TRUNKS, INDIA RuBRFR Ggs.DS SAD
Oily. tsyActti ha3RhtsH AND THU w. lAfs.
ssf- PurshsaeFs are nvitad 70
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PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED
ADD FELLOWS REST Vaults in tbis

q y tIIT
~ tnetsry san be obtained by applying 10 o pERsuN
saeI a. the City Hall first District tAAEs FTRSFhX
No. - camp street, stalfsi Rev CHARLES FITAII ~ =
| street. " "''N''' = W. ~ ~ SAlhl
Ihs price q vaults Liges the bural Of
befs, NsO 10 menhsIE Of Stockhoiul
ehd $50. Fer all osher baas Prise Of Vse h. ~
nvarsbly. 49, y = > '4'' f3''l oe fa''
For the purchase Of Lots cps M AZ
sPg 80 SAaHh Of -. cemetery Softq "a
emp sreei; JAMES FuRNEAUN
aAhf~ A"r kscFgtsry of the 3bfr
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LACEY n CO., 81 ST Charles street,
~ BRANCH OF LACEY 4 PIILIIPs's CELEBRATED HAR
hs MANDATORY, PHILADELPHIA
shlcuahle HARNESS SADDLES AND poes
~ sFPA AIRING SrRtfTTiY ATTEN ,s4-I
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Office to PLANTERS, etc.-The BRIDGE.

NOTICE to PLANTERS, etc.-The BRIDGE.
~ WATER PAINT MIXES WITH LIME III Line
twsil slekd) ted with the BHDGEWATER MINER Al d
reduced BY the addition wsr On
WOOD bk str This hiss been tried At the North and
eAl and ioand the purposes
Ter sale dry in barrels half ba gTOaI o n k sy
noY4s y. C. BOGERT a CO., 20 Camp street.
Agents r ne sia,ss d Ll@na Aahaa, Mississippi T@,s
Two BLACKsMlTHS AND OTHERS.-I will
- slys ths HIGHEST CASH PRICE f., WROUGHT srRap
isoS ypfFhk Brass PEW TAR aai ct-r metals n ssa
:" s..At 4@AAllussa ~. z. SMITH,
va ~ ssizss sashsss a. Rsss.1s t,;sss,
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Office Home Mutual Insurance Company

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PAHtsn OF ORLEASs, City Of Orleans.
Be itremembered that the 18Th Of January 1851 before tbs
uhseTiber, Justice OF the the
ally appeared Alexander Broer President James Wheyor
Secretary o. The Home Mutual lnuncs Company OF New
sworn according law dspose zay
and the
A. BRUTHEE, President.
JAWS II. WHEELER, Secretary
this the
Z. v, JoNTE, Second Justice Of the
Of the Parish Of Orleans
t dividend Of Forty Nine
per premiums the Company year ending
December 81 1851 for which certificates will be
the s. d Mhrcb
The Company insure against the pes the
damage by Fire, at the IF premium. Oe
Camp street. ALEXANDEB BROTHER PFeslieat.
JOHN RS Vice Prsaid
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TENHE subscriber begs leave to call the IN
Il attention Of trade 70 lis well stock fresh 49,
1nd genuine DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, MED ~
GL!G6 k&IRACIs ESSENTIAL OILS, PERFUMEHlES La
HAIR FLtSR, HAT, NAIL TEETH BRUSHES. Also
and varied Of FANCY ARTICLES ladies' all
which Of the importation, selected with the
now offer the above for sale the lowest prices.
Planters Physicians and Apohecaes solicited call and
inc stock and send in their orders.
FAMILY MEDICINES carefully mp srtos Phys
and dispatch all hours. P. LOUIS MASSEY,
whoiesals AID Retail Druggist 50 81. Charles street
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~ The Trases have resolved PA interest Of SIX PR
CENT ths eerteasa Of profits she years AID ISL
ts holders thereof their legal rps7aves, aa1 Aras
slh day Of AugusLusEt.
They have ao declared dividend Of rIETY PER CENT
earned Premiums ofthe Company for the year ending The Js
iss for which certificates viii BE- issued and ae The SECOND
MoNDAYin Septembsr1sri
kSign-d) c, J. IANSoNI, Secretary.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
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NAIRIE DE IA NoUyFIIE-0RTFIyJ

M31'af lQ4 is f1eeI-s 5l4ii D
Iah4 S5fos Searatalrc les + sf5f.is- Al #-rrar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11
FIFTY or SIXTY PERSONS scALDED
TWENTY DEAD.

NEw.oRLEANS Mouday Might Nay ISL
The steamship Daniel Webster has arrived AZ this
port from San Juan.
She brings San Francisco dates OF the 10th OF April
one week later than previous sdyices by the I'll Dora
do az New-York, having connected with the Pacific
steamship Brother Jonathan, which LEFT San Francisco
on the above date.
The news is OF very little importance, with the excep
tionofthe loss of the Vanderbilt steamship 5. 5 Lewis
and Of the Jenny Lind
The $. s Lewis went ashore north Of BOlinos Bay.
at O'Clock in the morning, and it being found imPos
sibe to get her off, all the passengers iOo in numOer)
were safely landed, together with nearly all the bag
gsge but the vessel considerable quantity of specie
and the ships stores, would prove total loss The
loss was estimated at S20OOOO on which il is thought
there was no insurance
The steamer Jenny Lind exploded as she was going
from Avo 10 San Francisco having 100 passengers on
board mostly from San Jose. Fifty or sixty persons
were terribly scalded of whom % dead including
seven children and one whole family, Noah Ripley his
wife and three children.
The survivors and the remains Of the unfortunate
victims were taken on San Francisco by the steamer
Union
The mining intelligence is Of favorable character
The Senate had rejected the bill for the extension Of
the city front of San Francisco previously passed BY
the House.
The act extending the provisions of the Fugitive
Slave Law for another year also an act for the ncor
poraton Of railroad companies, had passed the Legis
lature.
The San Francisco markets were quiet, and prices
show decline some articles.
Flour was selling at prices ranging from 80 sl Dbl
PoRK was tending downward the quotations for Mess
being $50 ESQ 50. HAMs, 20a2ic. Y 10.
BUTTER, 35 a37c.
ADANANrINE CANDLES, 3sc.
The following is the ship news;
Arrived at April 10 ship Flying Childe White Bo
ton Dec Bell Kham New York Dec bark Storm Rob
eris do Dec. 2 . -
Apr H. ship Bald Dumaresq NeYork Dec IS Anna KIM
ball Pike Nov Fleetwood Dale Boston Dec p Huron Can-
uinRhau. do s.
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Special DisraioA 10 Then TSibvnei

Sgeeial DisraA 70 TAsN v Tyibvnei
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, May TO- 1883.
W p Mauslby Of Maryland here pushing for the Of
fee Of Solicitor Of the Treasury lie will not succeed.
Another Maryander or a former NJ C. from Vermont will
secure il.
Rowan and Mckinney have left for Kentucky, desparng
of getting Charg6ships
The Oswego COlectorship may again be made an open
question.
Keniuckans complain bitterly of Merriwehers appoint
ment lie failed Of getting the SUPPLEMENTARY of Snsg
boats on the Mississippi the Louisville Post Office, and
yet has obtained the appointment Of Governor Of New
Mexico
James Wall, of NewJersey, of Garrett d. Wall. will
get Chargship against tho protesatons Of both Sena.
tors. This dispatches Stevens
soninlaw Of Calhoun here, desires Charg6shp, and
has high hopes Of obtaining IT,
Charles L. son of Levi Woodbury., Is appointed Post.
master at Boston. QUIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

Official to make the tine table known or nnti 1t I'M
accountable that such system should be adopted BY
Company fit TO be iHtrusted with the life of cat why
should bot that table be c0nspcuOusy posted up IN eve
~ car, and prominently pacarded IN large characters
not only in the conductors room on the 'rsn ouI s
every stopping place in such manner tha' Nouid oe
rose for sny one connected with the road to be ig
norsp If IL and so that every passenger might kDo" the
wboIe1 This would render impossible such an accident
A. the fsiure 70 inform single conductor OF change
ard voud prevent collisions like that OF Monday night
The suggestion made in our columns by CorrespCnd
e the CONDUCTOR Of train should be an independent
officer Ike plot charged only with the running Oh tne
train and having nothing to DO with collecting the fares
Or other business gains force from this occurrence An
officer of that character having bis fixed and regular
nos. IN the train with the time table and chronometer
constantly before him. could hardly under any clrcum
stances make the fatal blunder into which Nj Gale Tell
on Monday evening We commend the idea 70 The a.
tention Of all railway directors who are wise enough 70
understand that nothing can be so hurfal 70 the own
interests as the present daily catastroPhies
Had this event occurred outof New-Jersey We should
have invoked rigorous investigation at the hands OF the
authorities but as it is forbear Justice in that
State can deal severely enough with Individuals but
with railroad corporations is the soul OF charity and
long suffering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11
WHY SCOTT VA. DEFEATED.

The Republic Washington has difference in pro-
gress with The Albany EreniHg Journal in the course of
which it is impeIed TO say:
Gen. Scotiwas presented TO the Convention BY manv
good Wings as the only candidate capable of unfp he
party IBIS own character and declarations satisfied tn,
REbe that whilst he would respect the covenants
Constitution ard maintain the Compromise be alone eouId
receive the support of TIE Albany Journal and its allies
without thereby committing hmsefto their perncious doe
times. This conviction The ReDnJc endeAvored 10 inn
press upon others. But The -ealoHs adrocacy Of ne LII
fsoRiss and esses Of tie Compromise Lgkkea he La.
Of thaT hsre-inpesched his good name-neurraixed ,ba
Invaluable services he had rendered the countr-and cost
han ne rofcs II thousands rho lookef % ne C0ssprofss a,
ne anchor Of s Union as also of those Southern Wbv.
who could not rsk giving power to their malignant enc
mics to show honor 10 son Of the south and al
der Of the Republic.