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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-19

DoARD1NG-PARTTEs WISHING TO HAVE Rrs
ID pectsbls boardors. and gentlemen aud faraiss in
ssareh 81 respeeate board, VIII please apply a. the
81 Keade street where application. for
beth are constsnfy made No charge made for parties
waiting toard.
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IRON RAILING &c.-CROwLI.L'e CELEBRATED
cast railing without rivets warranted twenty Ave
per running cheaper than the rivt railing also
and Iron Railing Company make and Pat up 70 svsly
guards and all srtoles IN the smith, building foundry
ne furnished at the lowest prices Specimens sections
their wsIsYooms, 70 and 81 Duane street, fow
east of Broadway Foundry foot Of Tsstysxsh sssest
North river.
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
~ JOHN MCCARTHY, PLUMBER, No 1874 Csmps,ree Newgr
sana mas ubtLsceed Rud BRASS COCK
various FORCE AN LIFT PUMPS; BEER PUMPS
/ Co9klNG RANGES BATHING TUBS AND SHOWER BATHS.
Also LAYING AND REPAIRING lead PIPES SHEET LEAD
/ WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. -
shp Steamboat
/ PIobpuyattendef 20. ~ CHARGES MODERATE senas
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EHIERSoN, J. O., Real Estate, Stock, Note
Exchange Broker No. Commercial Place. doorefrom
Camp streeta, Newoxleans. sepl0a
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TRUST COMPANY OF PFIILADELPHIA.
ss0Oo00
S. n. CRAWFORD, President,
c. G. INLAY, Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST,
No. u Camp street. NewGroans
BENJAMIN FL0RANGE, Agent
HARMON D0ASE, Asat. Agent
- Risks he vssoi WHITE PERSONS and SLAVES aisn o.
Ne aaoatiaygyGhls tsYEss. SeiIt Nv
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A..
Es OBERTS &-BREAUX, Attorneys at-Law,
h nan Ir q CAMP STREET, New OIlaans.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

pRANDY:-We have regular supplies Q, ~ nn =
celebrated saserac Brandy by the package vintage q 5ss
dectmpcrtaou to which invite
well as and retailers 49, ,, .,,
WIN. e. bEyERICH& Coz SOLE Asen.s,.
spls1 s4od Leyee s..es,.
NpYASS' BOTTLED ALE AND PokIEh-~
Eb Ed natts ard pints
50 casks PoRTER-quarts and PINS; Fp
In stors sud for asle by r. "a f.mnnnn sireet
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

II WRIGHT l. co.'s CATALOGUE OF
81 GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, .
which they supply Druggists and Dealers Mt Prspe'ors owss
TR obsrnI epot and speoia Agency ISL CHARITIES ST.
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D ARESHIDE, HENRY, Successor to F. N,
u Hara.on) Notary Public, No. 10 Camp street, front Office
HewO
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Es AYNoND, W. O., Family Grocer, II Camp
II a. rtrest suss
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| woLFE'S AROMATIC SCHE1DAM SCFlNAPPS.
Druggists Merchants all dealers OF the atiss
will their advantage by call
where win be fOund the meet E
ensive PATENT MEDICINES in the United
States, and at the l0weAt Please address
| j. WRIGHT a. CO.,
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
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BOARDING.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

st. LOUIS HOTEL This Hotel, hav- "a
~ Ing closed during the Summer for repairs painting s5EaM
for tho accommodation Its Bosrdera and ~
tbs Public NJ VI
n AXE HOUSE, NEW SHELL ROAD. "A
Tas subscribe, rs.ps.y public ,Ast h: I'LL
turned snccesu exploring expedition, and hna
benefit the exclusive privilege the most
choice Southern District and his
friends that from this time the most
delcacies Of FISH, FLESH, WILD aud TAME FOWL
SELECT VINES c viii held in readiness for sudden call
tins. aud promises that shall leave dis
satisfied with quality charges [oas III 9. cuLLUh.
A RCADE HOTEL, R. s. MORSE, Pro- 4 1ssssssAA
sahlshment soamiarY known othe EhHhM
public will bo opened THIS MORNING, Monday, November
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3sp tbs National Linz.
EASTERN AFFAIRS.

EA0IEESN Ar EAlhO.
Lord John Russell had in Parliament confirm
ed the statement that Austria was concentrating
large forces of troops on the frontiers Of Servia,
progress, he could not state what course she
would pursue. The English and French Govern
ments unanimously reject the proposals of the
Gar. contained in his letter to the King of
Prussia
FAST DAY.
The 26th of April has been set apart as day
of fasting and prayer throughout England.
THE WRECK OF THE P0WHATAN
New YORK, April 20. - One hundred and
twenty of the bodies of those lost by the wreck
of the ship Powhatan have washed ashore up to
this evening.
DEATH OF AN EX-U. s. SENATOR.
Boston, April 20.--The Hon. John Davis,
formerly U s. Senator from Massachusetts, died
at his residence in Worcester yesterday.
OHIO VER--STEAMBOATS
LOUISVILLE, April 20.-The river is still
rising at this point, and there is now sufficient
water on the falls for the largest class of beats
The steamers Henry Lewis and Madison have
arrived from New Orleans, and the Antelope
and Empress have departed for that port.
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, April 20, IL M.--Flour continues
in good demand, with sales to-day at ST. tc
81 10. Whisky 20ac. per gal. The Provision
| market is dull and no sales Of consequence art
reported.
OHIO RIVER.
PITTSBURGH, April 20, II M.-We now have
ten feet six inches water in the channel, and tbs
river is falling
CrNeINNATI, April 20, IL M.--The river has
risen two feet six inches since last evening.
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arrivals at the Principal Hotels. !, April 20

ST CHARLES. RI NJ Dunnally, A Vaughan, A J
Williams, ] Beraghead and lady, Miss Hill and SIT,
SKirk and lady, La; DR. Thompson, J IL Butler,
S Goodloe, B Butler, Miss; W M Gett, w ]. Powers,
Mrs Powers, child aud svt. Mouheimer. N o Ben
Cushing, Boston Masure, Ross Mudge
Mo; w Goodwin, L NJ Wilson, Mobile,
CITY....L Keller. G Keller, DR. L Latterfed,
Yentress, r McCarty, r Summers II Summers
w ] Began w Cage and servant J Rodgers, r J
Leyeland. Witchen H Sherman La Emmer-
son, Ark; @ Buckley, Miss W Steele, \.
vERANDA. I. ]. r Thompson, Mo; D Gill and lady Mr.
G C Mcdaniel Miss y Wade, Henry Mcdaniel, I
Badger, lady and syt, Mrs L Clarke, Miss Clarke
Miss John Tyson, W Porter, La; VIII Essex
Louisville.
ST. LOUIS. -. A Irwin, Tenn Mcmillan. Ala
Moore and lady, La.
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.ETeta.al's FFata. FsestOrer.

ar will guaranes Hair Bald Heads wth
INFALLIBLE HAIR RESToRER,
for that be agreed and demanded until ths
HAIR is PRODUCED This preparation has been ghiy
and results have been sueh that have hesitation
making the proposition has emnsny succsHpl IN
eRuraR the Hair By the RESToRER 6rsy
White Hair will gradually is originate color,
FOR TOILET
Il has sqaa Its highly psrfamed and nparts tbs fragrance Of
the moas Delightful Flowers the hair rch eo goy and
healthy that article
dies wish to laSatant teres tbs latest
period of life. will without the REsToRER 1t ia
sale by Dgsa and csuntry Merchants in all ofhe unis
&C, HURD, Solo Proprietor, New York.
JARVIS d WooDMAE, Agent, New Orleans.
apa i2t7passW 90. WoopMAN, Agent. ytcksburg.
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,AT EST rEll pIlC NEW u
10 THE NEW ORLEANS DAILr cREscENT,
80 tts goptbrrn Sin,
Three Days Later from Europe.
Arrival Of the Asia.
Cotton More Active Flour and Corn Easier.
f,oNSOf,S ADVANCED.
a VICTORY ron THE TURKS,

New YoRK, April 20, 1896 r. M.--The Gu
nard steamer Asia arrived at 10 o'clock from
Liverpool, bringing dates to the 9th inst, three
days later than were received by the Arctic.
Her adyices announce more activity and Arm
ness in the Cotton market, but declining ten
dency in Flour and Corn The following is a
summary Of the commercial and general intel
hgence:
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, April 9.--There has been a more
active demand for Cotton since the departure q
the Arctic, and prices are tirmer, though with
out quotable change The sales for the week
reach $4,000 bales, of which Spectators took
5000 and exporters 1000 bales The following
are the closing quotations Fair Orleans. 81
Middling Orleans, 81 Fair Uplands, g.; and
Middling Uplands, 5ad per lb. Flour has moi
been so active and Western Canal and Ohio are
quoted ut 37s per Dbl. Yellow Corn, Ais , and
White AS. per quarter. Lard is quoted at 56s
per 100 cwt. 55
MONEY MARKET.
The Money market is easier and Consols have
further advanced They are quoted at 81.
STEAMERS ARRIVED OUT
The steamer Arabia arrived out, at Liverpool
on the morning Of the Sth, and the Washington
at Southampton, on the same day.
EASTERN AFFAIRS--A VICTORY FOR TIL
| No engagement has yet taken place between
the allied and Russian forces in the Baltic
| The allied fleet has entered the Black Sea.
The Turks have gained victory in Bessa
rabia.
! AUSTRIA
4 Austria still pursues o wavering and unde
cided policy, and nothing positive is yet know
| as to her future course.
FURTHER BY THE ASIA--EASTERN AT
FAIRS.
| New York, April 20, $3.50 P, M.--The Rus
| slams are dismantling the fortresses at Osten
| and other places. The allied fleet in the Blao
| Sea is about to make movement in conjunctio
with Omar Pasha. The feet had steered te
ward Varna. The Russians are razing all tn
\ fortresses in Dobraldscha.
1 AUSTRIA
It ID reported that Austria will consider tn
passage by the Russians of the Balkan Mour
tains, cause Of war The negotiations betwae
Austria and Prussia are not yet closed
HAVRE COTTON MARKET
i HAvRE, April 5.--The Cotton market h,
| been quiet, and the sales of the past week reae
only $500 bales. Prices are unchanged.
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.3eHSCML Inhalation.

GF Dr. EDw. JENNER COKE having succeeded by Msdienl
Sbaaon eecpg Cure the failure Of all remedies tried W
Philadelphia and Paris he's for neatly
twenty ha attention the means Of
II confidently asserted by Inhalation, and the
Indispensable sduvan tonic distec and hygsnie character
very many Diseases Of the Lungs and Throat deemed
iaeurabo will be found ameuabe TO the healing art.
Every information ehsflY given by applying No. rs Camp
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PRIzn REMEDY FOR CHoLERA.-A bequest OF
one hundred thousand francs has been made 20
the French Institute by NJ. Breant, as o premium
for the discovery ofmeans Of curing the Asiatlc
cholera or of the cause Of the pestilence.
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Ex-P President Fillmore has abandoned his in
tention Of going to Cuba. Hewill visit Charles
ton and Savannah and Nashville and then re-
turn directly to the North.
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y. NJ. Steel,
PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER s. STATIONER,
SA ss,- AMP sTREET -gsm heA

Oh AMP sTREET-mm Oh
az ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Law [Enah Frcneh MEDICAL SCIENTIFIC AND SCHOOL
BOOKS, CLASSICAL ANb LITERARY WORKS, CHEAP PUB
LEGATIONS. ETC
~ STATIONERY, DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN.
rs BLANK BOOKS AND CARDS Of sye,y description.
Er PRINTING AND BOOK BINDING neaness
and dispatch.
gsy- AGENT FOR j. r. WHITES PRINTING TYPES, ETC.,
AND HOE CO.'S CELEBRATED PRINTING PRESSES
Anil st9p ItW
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE,
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern and
0pelousas. Railroad Companies
New OnLEANs, April 20, 1856

i 80 ~ NEw ORLEANS, April 70, 1874
Hen c. M Conraa-Dear Sir: We have received your
letter OF the 18th last and have to thank you for the
valuable suggestions you have been pleased to make in
connection with the important railroads with which
are associated which in every respect will on com
pletion all of the many advantages you have SO
clearly stated
II favorable decision ia rendered by the citizens on
the question of substituting the bonds OF this city in
Of our companies their capital will be consd cradle
in amount and placed basis reliable that Invest
ments preferred aud irredeemable stock or mort
gage bonds would Tor ali time to come, carry with them
security that will forever remain undoubted while New
Orleans stands city and you have truly remarked
while g sha exists the railroads will exist y
Deeming the suggestions of your letter Of great public
Importance take the liberty Of giving them publicity
With assurances of highest regard, are very
respectfully, your obedient servants
JAMES ROBE, Prest g. N. R. r. Co,
HI DVERTON. Pres't G, W r. R. Co.
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The dwelling house Of Mr.. Joseph Lively, near
Jacksonville, Ala, was burnt q few days ago
and his little child persisted in the flames.
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Hon. Thos. L. Dobbyns, formerly member
of the Legislature, from Jefferson county, Miss,
died at Fayette, in that State, recently
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FROM W.aSHI.WG TOW.
spteiaI eOrr.sponutnt. Of tbs Mem orlsaus gsaetnt

WASHINGTON, April Il 1864.
The Senate improve in the way of holidays;
they adjourned yesterday, Thursday until
Monday, and the House adjourned from this
day until the same time These adjournments
are not without some excuse, although gener-
ally opposed by small band of economists the
recess gives members an opportunity to transact
business at the Departments and bring up their
correspondence. 1t must be confessed, however,
that there is lamentable waste of time during
the sittings, with the House, where, under the
abominable rules which govern this body, it is
in the power of very few men to delay and
obstrnct all business.
An important bill was passed by the House
this morning, which may be regarded as an ap-
pendage to the Homestead bill now before the
Senate, as tits to graduate and reduce the price
of public lands to actual settlers after the man
ner following, to wit all lands which have been
| ten years OF more in market, and are unsold
shall be subject to sale at 81 per acre; if fifteen
years or more, ct 10 cents per acre; twenty
| years or more, at 90 cents per acre; twenty
| 1--WE years or more, ct 25 cents, and thirty years
or more at III cents per acre. The bill pro
yides that any person proposing to take advan
tage Of its enactment, shall make affidavit thai
he or she enters the land for actual use or the
use of an adjoining farm or plantation, owned
or occupied by him or herself, and that he OF
under the provisions Of this act more than three
hundred and twenty acres This measure wa
passed by vote of yeas SO, to noes Cd.
After passing one private bill and partially
| considering another, the House took up the Yves
| Point Academy bill, and considered two amend
ments of the Senate, one of which was to appro
pirate $4,000 for constructing a hall for cav
airy exercise. Mr.. Benton ridiculed this prop
osition without stint, and said that Uthl
I Il Il ~
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at.,ing possfssieilcf ssin, 81 iiaby bel gfsisa
.6El Garcia IA VA
False Prefencts deposition was male IN
this court yesterday charging Alfred Mprrsi
with having obtained piano from tina store 1T
Mr. Faivre, on Royal street. Warrant issued.
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SOUTHERN METHonlsr CONFERENCE. The gen
eral conference of the Methodist Church, South,
will meet in Columbus, Ga, in May next, aud
among the most important business VIII locate
the Methodist BOOK Establishment
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SCHOONER NEBRASKA STRUCK BIZ LIGHTNING
The schooner Nebraska. Capt. J. Washington
bound from Port Layaca, Texas, to New York
with cargo of cotton, wool, hides, molasses
ETC., was struck by lightning, says the Mobile
Tribune, ON the morning of the l4th inst, whe,
about 40 or so miles Southwest of Ship Islant
Shoals. and was, with the cargo, a total loss
The crew were picked up by the Martha Ann
bound from Port Lavaea to Mobile, and taker
to the latter port,
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LOUISIANA We have reports from many parts
of the State Of heavy freshets, which have doac
considerable damage to the planting interests.
An ARRAY occurred on Sunday last at Baton
Rouge between a man named Mulick and an
| other named Finch, during which the latter
/ received wounds of which he died on Tuesday
Welearn from the Trinity Advocate that Mrs
Leham, of Caldwell parish, was drowned on the
night Of the 18th, in :. Three Mile Bayou, neal
that place, under the following circumstances :
Her father, Col Thomas, liy.d afew miles above
Trinity, and she, accompanied BY her brother.
arrived at Trinity about 8 o'clock in the even
ing on the way to her fathers residence, ard
took a road that could scarcely be travelled III
4 the day time, which crossed 8; Three Mile
Bayou above that place. When they reached tho
bayou-not knowing it to be one, but supposing
& it to be pond. they attempted to cross, and
she, riding ahead, fell into tho channel, and in
spite of the efforts of her brother TO rescue her,
q was drowned. Her body was the next day
81 recovered. The deceased is said to have been /.
4 lady of great worth, and leaves a family, u
i husband and two children
A meeting of the citizens Of East and West
Baton Rouge was held in the courthouse of the
4 last named parish on the 10Th, to celebrate the
Reform Triumph in this city. Speeches were
made and resolutions passed, applauding the
i conduct of the Reformers in the late election
4 The Reform victory here seems to be cause OF
great rejoicing throughout the State
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To the Eatstes.

NJ A D A III ? L a 7 E n
~ Respectful services ndes Of New erieanf
the treatment Of the following diseasea PRoIkPsuS UTGR
WHITES, PRoFBsE ANB PAINFUL MEKSTRDAT1DN; SRI
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB,
adopted her Tint which has metths.p
the moBidnguishcd Surgeons PrA London and New NIX a4
Of which she has ample testimony and the
hernnayng that
Of the Uterus, OF nature, becursd.
herssii exclusively
can consulted DAlJ7, at harraaidencs,
Ey1s apH 1873 St. Joseph atrae..
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THE LATE FRosTs Reports received from tho
country in every direction state that the late
cold spell Of weather has, at this season Of the
year, been almost unprecedented, In this city
aud inihe country around there was q frost.
and in some parts ice was formed. The growing
crops will be seriously retarded, and planters
will be put to greet eSpense in se-plsntlng, ETC.
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FAILURE. = .Ns,p FORK, April 10. : One
amongat our heaviest grain and flour houses
failed to-day II has large branch in Phila-
delphia The liabilities are supposed to be
S260,o00. Other failures are apprehended
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81. cn4ntrs Turlrnr, New Orleans, Al

& ST. CHAnlrs THH.rnr, New Orleans April, 10, 1854.
uss,s Haod Fo-ne Cosnan. Hafon, = d Lsis Ar a Rsy-
noids, ce.: In G
GssrRnrS-I received your letter. requesting apart
night might give JORDAN Testimonial am glad 70
Nave /, nv POUR views ave upon MON
DAY April benefit and trust meet with your appro
batisu Your, truly, "
apeI qpst lf b. DRBAR.
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D,ed.

On Wednesday. April hapass o'eloek q typhiOd
fever, L05AN, late member OF the theatrical eorps u
Plsciies Varieties.
I panhrap eopY !. -
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E83 VEtNE 7F No. NEW oHtWAYS NIAtgh 81, 1854.
NJ ssd 81 ess 81 faasls 7ssa'sfs
DRAM Sa- -ioRpAE y. NOBLE sssSxsiaiAa Drunmsr Of
szsA old Midst In the service OF his
country Surrounded by family, poverty has laid rs
heavy upou b whe deprived 81 the newa Of YOUTH he 10
unable ahaks aE uuaiasd +a-s .-l..s4 .
II 10 proposad sherc, him behefta your theaIre
shoa meet your approval early day. to be named by ya 90
which OCCASION proper appreciation Of his inertia will doubtless
bring together tho sous and daugh
tsrs IL the Union, and tangible relief be Afforded.
With great respect, your obedisnt servants,
wM. W. w. WOOD
49, H. FoRNo,
atSs M A. D. CRossMAE,
J. b. WALTON,
~ J.LLoYD LEWIS,
NJ. NJ. REYNOLDS, etc.
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We are indebted to the Clerks Of the steamer
II. d. Bacon and Pacific for st. Louis papers
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General Twiggs has established his head
quarters at st. Louis.
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FRANCE AND HAYTf Admiral Duehesne, with
a small French feet, paid visit to Port au
Prince in the beginning of March, and at the
cannon's mouth, demanded the payment of some
$500, 900 indemnity money due to France which
Emperor Solouque finally paid, although it is
said he at first contemplated resistance, and
sent orders to Cape Haytien and other places to
have the various regiments ready to march upon
the capital National lntelligencer.
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Thanks to the steamer sultana for late pa.
pers and her manifest
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RuPTUREs CURED. --Sherman's Curative Pa
Truss and Rupture Remedy relief and comfort and eerfst
guarantee all Ruptures To good IT. apply
propeos establishment 10 ST. Charles street. and inquire o
DR., Sherman particulars advertisement thrd
page u apply to the pamphlet feb9S
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Drugs, .REsatctmce, Rssyfasmtes,y, esc

The subscriber euld especially call the stteqonef
flanerA Jcians FaieR his well sorted stock
comprising article bis line Of busnss ali which, Il
examination, will DO found resi- AND GENUINE During
SODA WATER AND MEAD OF the quality
will be found at with all the Mineral
such CONGRESS- BLUE LICK, Bar RuomE applied
rsaeonehle with PURE HONEY ESs ENGE PEPPERMINT
{ GOUEEY BI1TERE, etc. THOMAS RANKIN,
dsMlYia DrnZgat and Arnheeary Gamp Poyatnas
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ACCIDENT ON THE RIVER. THE towboat, YAM
kee, Captain Fithian, having in tow the shi ps
Eliza Mallory and Orphan, brig John $. Git
tings, and schooner Fl. T.. Scranton, left the
wharf opposite the lower end Of the Vegetable
market, Second District, last evening about 6
o'clock. After rounding out from the wharf,
the schooner II. L. Scranton broke her hawstr.
got foul Of the brig John s. Cuttings. and before
the Yankee could get them clear, she drifted in
close to the shipping in the Third District. The
john S. Cuttings came in contact with the slip
Ashland. lying at post 46, carrying away the
fAsbland's fore topsail yard and bulwarks; and
the Cuttings had her fore yard fore topsail yard,
topgallant mast, fore topgallant and royal yard
and fore topmast, carried away; also fore ald
main rigging, on the larboard side, and all tac
gearing, bulwarks and rails, besides tearing
the mainsaiIand damaging the hull considera-
bly, The other vessels received no injury. The
Yankee afterwards proceeded to sea with the
ships Orphan aud Eliza Mallory.