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THE CALIFORNIA NUGGET OF GoLD--A few
days ago we announced the arrival at Hayre,
by the Ariel, of q nugget of native gold, Of the
value of about 200 900 francs, which was in The
hands of two miners, and was to be exhibited
at the Universal Exhibition in Paris. Welearn
to-day from Paris that the nugget, instead of
being lent to the Exhibition, was presented to
the Bank of France, in view Of obtaining an
assayed it, found that it was piece of lead
covered with gold, upon which the roughness
and uneyenness of the native gold had been in
geniously initiated. An investigation has beer
commenced, to discover if the fraud had been
committed at the diggings or during the voyage
| rJournal du Havre, june IL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-09

An English lecturer, speaking at Sheffield on
the Importance of the trade in lucifer matches,
said lately The extent and Importance Of the
match trade will perhaps surprise YOU. Messrs
Dixon, of the Newton Heath Match WORKS, IN
the suburbs of Manchester, purchase entfe
districts of forests in Canada, for the purpose OF
converting the timber into matches
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-09

A dispatch of the 28th from Boston says:
A small steamer named Ben. Beyeridge, run.
ming been Fredericton and Woodstock, N. b.,
hursther boilers on Monday. blowing the yesse
70 pieces, Two men were killed, two are miss
ing, and several are badly wounded. No names
are given. z
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A cAsplp LAWYER. -. Do you think III
get justice done me + sad a enlpns s. nus
other, !" for see two men on the jury whoara
opposed to hanging,
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NEW YORK 4, AND ERIE sSs Ga aza ;sszsss

7 RAILROAD. EHKWHXSSE--sx5N
{ On SUNDAYS, only one Express Train, a $50 N.
On and after Monday May l4h 1881 until uer notice
tran will leave the foot Of Duane oowr,
pUKEIRK EXPRESS al 8 A. NJ, for Dunkirk. f=7.=s rs
4 BUFFALO E&PRESs;nt A. NJ. Buffalo
MAIL siS A. NJ for pubkifk Boffalo,
Passengers by this train will remain night
proceed the
ROcKLAGD PASSENGER P NJ (fom the Chambers
stis Pisfmont, nfsrnia stations
WAY PASSENGER at p NJ for Newhufgh and otiayilis,
intermeliaie stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS, at $3.50 NJ. for Dunkirk Buffalo,
EAGRAET, p M, sunkrk and Buffalo, tmedae
citations.
WAY EXPRESS 1902 NJ pulkk and Buffalo,
med ate stations.
These Express Trains Enra with he Enia and
gsia Fah Ra2ad for Niagara aa at Buffalo and Dnnkrk
the Lake Shore Railroad Ceveand Cinhuat
Chcago ec and with faaa splendid Steamers for all ports
Lake Erie.
rpysl = D c. .NccALLuNf General snpetintendant.
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CERTIFIC ICAT Es.

CERTIFIGATEs.
q. 8. BRANCH MRT,
%- New Orleans March 7th 1895
During the year 1884, the Melting Department Of the
this city have all been constructed of the "ced
spTing These furnaces daily maintained hy
hou Of 1000 deg 70 3oge and have
m Godspng FireBck superior
snutae United a and equaitn most the
from foreign countries. NJ y. B0N1Aeo
Melter and Reiinsr U. s. Branch Mint, New Orleans.
NKw ORLEANS, March 9Th, 1855.
In she summer of partly Codsprng Fire Brick partly
the and Ia constructing 6asasae burning o.
alterations 70 that furnace, again iarty
using Codprirg partly the Engah Brick This furnace
during gIn1g subject intense heat
upedy and found that The Copng
Bcks had borne quite well Eussh and far than the
Pittsburgh. a, W. W Aih.ts. T.
son parish Dr. Loughborongh ST. John Bapat Michael Moore
IberyITe; w, W. L T. 6. King st. Ma'fn nlS4 Anu
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a. once Maiden few doors from Pearl streeThe
undegusd takes this method Of Informing h numerous y
supply Daguerfeoyp9s
and Ariats IN gsnerA
He mpos tho bst Oil Cosnsc
manufactures the fragrant Ess9ness Among Tho most In
Dgnerreotype he Btonne both
rublmsd odiAs chemically pure Mercury.
Cygnide Potassium and 10 bottles
rss and sails gram walls, Nitrate Cyanide Oxide Silver
az yas Planaso and Rouge and lb 1o,teg Sausue
caimine and Irlpoi Bun FhFI2l vienna
Line fS polishing For the Pyroieehnist the best asli
Strons Barta oxalate Stronta gnd
Soda chiera Potash Matss 3 aaeh as Pans ssmaih 9Ide
Nickel, Aabe cdlda
mde Ammonium Patent Mescno Fly Paper Ph6sIhorGs
Paste Persian Po*der Fumigaing Past les Gro iaia
and Saraparls ts and Essancs
imported Oil Cogna od ApPs JTEenea
Cherry Cider Bndy Essence Of snd IRISH
GsTanpm As ard suphurous Heaa Ehsrs; Fig Blue
Druge Rare Chs aTleiss en- very
noiests tem for by DR.. LEWIS fEUcHfHASeER, 81
Maiden Lane. n5et y
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ID oCKAWAY, LONG IsLAND.--The hesssssssa; sssssssa

q, RocKAWAY PAVILION will open iuue, and BhFsE
ssys visfora on he The mouth.
Th the Hotel containing tweiss spits of
thIse i've family rooms
single and twelve cottages furrhed in The
without
Hotel as may preferred supply B.tiug
Housap pvata pnbIc Coach Houses proportion
thsd dAmaud Of ouch establishment.
The House provided liberal stocked
with he choiees Wines Of every approved brand.
amusement and large Bowling Saloon, Billiard
a De rmanant provided.
Cooks waers se selected French, German and Ame
-.s...5.. ,g y,
the win be the lowest pessble consistent with
the present high coat Of provisions etc. .
be selected by calling Mr.. JON IN
BAINBRIDGE, Hotal Al Cuh snst Ne's
York. where plans be n. leta 8plal
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First District Pound.

First District Pound. 49,
ENTAS brought to the First District Pound, on Dry
w AIDES street near Triton WAX, as estrays-
One dark yellow Female Goat '& ~.
One black and gray Male Goat. e
One yellow Female Goat.
One black Female Goat white spoB the left side and
on the forehead, with collar. =
One Female Goat white body blask head and feet.
0ne black and white Female Goat with wattles-
Also, as epeumbrance on the strees-
One Cart with one wheel, both shats broken.
Which, if not claimed within TN days, and the ex-
thereon paid will be sold pblc auction at said
pound FRIDAY, the 18Th instaE at 10 clock A. NJ
AUG. !. PHELPS,
Steet Commissioner.
New Orleans July ., 1856.
etc conduit Depot des Epsves du Premier Dis
T. trict, rue Dryades, pres de laPromenade Triton;
CONNIE epaves- -=5- i as
Une Cheyre dun jaune brun ~. .p,
Un Booc nor ct girls. g.. a1-s" 7..-..
Une Chevre jaime. vl..l-t -
4 uns Cheyre nore ayant des ta6es blanches au cote
gauche ct au front, ct un collier. ~ =.
Une Chevre lie corps elancs la tetaet es pieds nors
.Gne Cheyre noiree ct blanche, ayaI des glands. =
4 Aussi, CONNIE enconbrant Ia vote efubique- =,
|, Une Charrette, ayant quune rde &c les braneards
casse5 - ~. ~
81 les dts anmaux ct Ia dite ehrrete. sont pas
recamees dams dix jours ct leslepenses psyees lis
seront Fendns Fenchere publiqus au dit depot
DREDI, le 13 du courant, q 10 heurs A. NJ. -a
L AUG. S.PHELPS, =
CoIrassare des Rues.
NouVelle ofeans,2 Juliet, 1850. g.. j}s BIB
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.ssY HA4LhoAp J. I;G2 IS5p DIRECT "a o. szaZsszaR

M
time between WGhpgt6n and Cmcinnnt u hours.
Through Tfs's fsa @ bs $ 8 R M Il Bashas0n
having greatly improved its Western con the
fullest travellers between WahingUn Baltimore
ali portions of the West the Northwest the Southwest
The connectoa the trains from the trains
bound West from Baltimore, always ompy the Wash
ingten Junction, Qaey called The Resy Heuse
Baltimore This the charge Of between Washing
ton and the Ohio river Baggage checked through Wheeling
tine pAssenges) without eurgs those holding through
points byond The connecting tains leave Washington daily
A M and ~ r. NJ. Ga Sundays at the latter hour oniy
At Wheeling direct nde with the trains OF the Gem
ra Ohio Rairoad r.rning Bes The Ohio Wheel
ea@srdss zsnssye and Esya5s These
sandusky Railroad for sandusky Toledo, Detroit Chicago ST.
Al Columbus the @. o, Railroad
Of tho Little Miami Railroad ~ Xepa Cnnuna Louyie
Al xena Con Little Miami Railroad connection farmd with the
PasngeGs holding through tickets Memphu ycabutg Nat
atCncinnnt to the Mall Ohio Tickets
yie Cairo and 81 Louis, sold by this route. = E4
are sold when the Ohio between Wheeling and
Msavle torty Ina where with the Cleveland and
ri,tshnrg Railroad Is ma1e
Travellers requested this only route
ahSrng through tickets and checks wahingo is also the
Vest Tha distance from Washington to Cincinnati but ss8
u ,og spout miles shorter than any other route.
as be Columbus s IS Dayton 50, Gnenna sIe Louisville
~ III 5 cts ss q I sy M sN%sI from Cincinnati s Ipdienapos
G ~ ~ oo st. Louis a2S SO and S9s Memphis S26 New Or
FS ssao9 aPd Hssrssr Berkeley spng
passengers may leave Wasbingto al or ~ PM For lie
minor WAY stations between baltimore Wheeling
the trains to and from Baltimore Annapolis etc. see special
advertisement. + & "f
H For further information through tickets upp THos
II. PARSONS, Agent, at Washington station.
se.S.s ~ za.z.,I -, JOHN H. DONE,
E@- Master Of Transportation,
| ET2H BALTIMORE snd Ohio Railroad,
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FgyRANspoRTATloN FROM CHARLES


he iaig from charlenton c. Montgomery Ala viii
be q iollows
nlaap cable o 75 eensboxes hats bonnet, fane
oranges, ton other lish articles
Second cas leo aud bales shoes addy,
dry goods gas paints pink gagn5 coney raisils
drum dga d.s caphsn snd spirits in casks sugar
lard tobacco leather, hides,
steel hoop machinery wre carriage springs and
oaudles, hardware, olew-ware
lead, liquor ofockery in crates and caaks NJ
relative shipment of goo Charen
the interior of Georgia. Tennessee and AaeAms
application to HENRY Y0NGE, ~
Stone sr
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aTOOBHIES. GRIGGS s. CO., No 15 Tchou-

-aTOORHIES, GRIGGS & CO., No 15 Tehou-
o pitoaas street. hays u and for sala-
BACDN-sO0 Cincinnati Sides and Shoulder
FIouR-S0g Extra. tAngs aud tsnoa Mtls1
LARD-2sO bills and ierces and 500 kegs PRIME.
LARD GIL-200 conkiuas Tobina, Hua, Engles Whet
sone's and other brands
PORK $50 bhls Mess and Prime.
BEEF-4OO bb John II. Davis Family Mess
also Sugar the brand
HAas-9O0 John r. Chids N " Thonas' John shAs
aud John H. Dayis' choice igaf Cured. -,
WIiISKY500 bbls oives Deans elmua' and ConweA
-
soAp-40O boxes Geo. shiltos oens Oxide. ,g
ADA fANfISE and e put up IN nancy
ar.icla the MrIean pIrhst
half boxeo IS Is and ss various
nands.
s,.
OLD superior Old Gad Bentbon
LoDsworth's cele bsEed spark
Iins prsr,ly Slssst Wine Dry, Il IN
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AAFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
W NsTITuTloNofoe NJ g Camp FtreesIac0Fporated I'M
will reception OF De-
pos every morning undays oreeptsdl from O'clock md
Saturday evenings from toS o'clock,
Deposits Dollar and upwards will be rec elysd.
strictly limited by the act Of inco
the Public Debts Of the United States hs State of Lou
tiana, and o. the City Of New Orleans.
Gnncubeed and uHlmpoyed Real Ealae
Orleans, exceeding can't
OF the appraiBed rash value.
pledge the stock Of the Incorporated Banks in New
Orsana exceeding per of the market value
derived from the employ the funds TO
be ssni- annually among the pepostor u
any Of the iunds,
emOipment whatever. u
having 10 be agreed
depotd aapeced
TRUSTEES.
George Eussis A. d, Kelly, William Vogsl
W. ". Mercer, Geo. Urquhnrt X. b. SnnineT
G. q, Duncan A, Hsine, George johns,
Wilhemuz p. N. Wood, Thoa. A. CLARK,
Thos. A. Adams l. A. Bradford, = =. D. Withsra.
w. N. MERCER Preadeut.
A. d. KELLY,
WIN. V0GEL, IViee Presidents.
r. b. SUMMER,
ar.s= D. D. EITHERs, Treasurer,
N. B-CopieI the Aeof Incorporation
tanned al tha office. Ii7. assIy
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I ECAvE apvEsTuRE. "A correspondent of the
Bedford Standard relates the adventures of a
party who went on an expedition into Ham
mer's Cave, near Mitchell, Ind. The bottom of
the cave is covered with water, in some places
very deep. The party entered in a boat, and
when about three-quarters of mile from the
entrance, they found their boat sinking, and in
the confusion they lost their candles. In per,
feet darkness, the boat rapidly going down, and
the sides of the cave being of perpendleuisr
rock, the party were in anything but an envla-
Bile position. After standing in the cold Fatsr
up to their ehns for some time, some Persons a IA
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NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs and GREA


HENRY HOTEL, the place, will open
eep guesta the 2pth Of juno next.
This oie September last situated at the
Of the Lake adjoining the Fort Wit
liam Henry aud abort datce from the Lake House 1t has
view miles. The furniture
100000 sstn length the Lake and 30 deep, WITH
wing feet in therea The grouads laid in the
beautiful with fountains etc The house
gues aud lighted with Water brought ihe
the hotel spring the distance Of mile and carried
Of the house, furnishing full eupply Of hot and cold
The hotel and that
Ia uini1hsd ia ayio inferior frsl-ras city
ofhsm connect that Of oms may be had proa
Livery Stable connected the
together with abundance Of nabe and barn II 4
mysi pAN1hL GALE, Proprietor.
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i CAPTURING soNGsrER is related in the
English papers received By the Atlantic. that
Yorkshire nightingale, having located itself in
the quiet valley to the right Of Reresford Hill, it
soon became known around the neighberhood,
and hundreds Of persons, especially from Barns
ley, went nightly to hear its song, which was SO
fine that numbers walked the footpaths and
fields the whole of the night, and as early as
three o clock in the morning warm beds were
fersaken by hundreds of married and single, old
maids and bachelors, to go to hear the nightin-
gale. At last the visitors became 60 numerous,
and the damage so great to the crops and fences,
by being trampled and broken down, that it was
found necessary to snare the bird.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-09

RAILING CO. the solo manufacturers Of Crswe's
Railing Of his entirely nav style of
Rto aing petles aud whraatsd the cheapest
They Castings otColumns stzsG Wninu
and hutars Trtase 1 and Lnte, Office Desk
ans irder fsrandaa Brackets Anchors Coating,
and contract hte OF t
buildings Sections their work
wnreoons doors east Bro1d
way FOUNDRY, foot OF 46 streei Norm ftiSar Laysl ii
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MEAT UENIKAL EX is6s sas
VI PRESS AND MAIL ROUTE 49, afs2
nom Now Orleans to all points North and East. !
+ ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
5is SKINNER Arrangement.
Two Daily Trains Chicago
York, ffty hours. Fnir, Thry Dollars.
Chespea Reljs
BILE Route every respect r '=s =
fms Passenger
Cairo connecting Central Railrcad for aens
Dubuque, 81 Paul, Council Bluffs
fupfef Mississippi and Missouri
At Chicago the Illinois Central with the
for s the Easien etiss via psro niagara Falls and Bao
York Bo4ton, Phladephia, gon.
from Chicago, the Albany for
Louisville, Cincinnati, and all points Indiaaa and Ohio
At Mag FallA with
y sl Qnebee saraiega Springs and the White Mountains
Through Tickets for
At the Compahya office No AZ ST. Charles street. the
Charles Hotel, NewOrleans. W. f. REDDIN9,
Illinois Eantr Ra feai,
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NEW, ORLEANS, JACK, La Essg asasssslssgsa
KALRoAD Depot calioPs street. Clara
the New Basin.
PASSENGER AIN daily to oyka mlss from New orlesha)
and back LeEyes the city at A. NJ ieaes osyhA nt p NJ
leaves osykG Al P. NJ reaches H.
gsrs aud landed al all stations.
FARKThree cents mile each Children and
half price. % 4'' ~ 'f'5Fd6t Ass- '' 81 A =
FRIGHT TRAIN from the City all
stations Tnesday Thursday ard Saturday, A NJ
0ykA Ne~ aud all intermediate stations Monday
Wednesday, and Friday, at A. d.. f55 -
Gu sUNDAYs Excursion Tckets emitting tho holder trip
the line dad back, will be sold for Dollars.
E Season Tickets issued application, moderate price.
/ HAZLEHuHgT, Geny Supert,
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Coldspring Fire Brick.
FEyHESEs EXCELLENT .FIRE BRICKS have
OF late been improved competition,
confidence that thsJ will satisfaction.
1854 1000; for hr
improved Of lss6, $50 to ss5. HAhRoD MOODY.
No. 66 Common street, New Orleans.
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U IBERAL ADVANCES will be made on ship
ments 10 our friends Maselss other point on ths
Mediterranean Ieus BAkELIIa d CO., 81 Common ss'
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EAYspEpsIA POSITIVELY cURED.-Dr

q hYSPEPSIA POSITIVELY UURED.-DR
a BEcKWITH's ANTtDTsPEPTIc PILLS. ster trial Of
sustained testimonials from the
IN the United Statas, ADM tied TO be the BEST
DGSpEPC EDIClNE offered 10 the public Price, IS
More disposed the
They putup with The each boz
honor and his physician fo She and
needless publish
but he has numbefa Of the teyns the strongest Language
from Rt Rev. w. Bishop Of
Mssspp M Rev. Bishop Freemanj Rev. Wm Mcfheotars D.
D. Raleivh N CT Hon. v Badger Senator u.
ive d. d., Of North Carolina; Hon. Judge Potter u s. Court
Hon Bsysry Tucker; Hon Wm. Preston, s. c Mai Samuel
Comhs Grscnv hon. John Henderson,
q hoal ofsimiar personsges.
sala New0IeApG
ok u Kennedy L. D. Beach, Bag andby Druggss generally
~ None genuine without the signature JOHN BECK
WITH M. d. Petersburg Yn whom please apply
3r
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

fNJEW ORLEANS, oPE- - HK zsssz;sz1
ly LousAs AND GREAT WEST && N8A ssAay.s.zs
ERIN RAILROAD
Su NINE r AR "A N lie NJ EMIT
Train, daily Crossins Leaves
O'Clock A. M arrives O'Clock
NJ Returning eass1 Lafcurehs Crossing oeockP M
arrives AIgierB at 6 o'clock p. M. =
SPECIAL TRAINS. Z
Special Train win ApieTs Saturday
o'clock Monday
O'Clock A. NJ, arriving Aigisrs o'clock A NJ
E1eurrou Tcket go and the day. will
syeiy Jay followa-a. 1E7
To bhynn des Alsnaluas 25
To iaiouIehe CrossiuR,.. ..-...............-2 So
E The Train ops Geina for the
m,is In S'Ais - K B. sEsER Vice President.
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The Louisville Democrat, in an extra, gives
the following account of this terrible affair,
which has already been announced by tele-
graph:
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MT RS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, szs.ts
I've glvcs LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR, Ess3ls
a her residence No. SO Constance Bfeet, and also No.
80 Heyia street ~ Termsb month twelve lie Va
aona. E LECTURES at SO Constance once a week.
fab1n n1v
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10 EM0VAL-The subscribers have this day

- HtF6 UttY
Aisuoyed stock of SADDLERY AND sADDLERY HARD
WARE from their old sand in Common STORE No,
70 four doora from Camp street. where
in quantya quality be found the South prices which
will not hi to suit purchasers.
fai dsWsm SMITH & BROTHER
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EESSgP Il CHlLDS.-Psints, Oils, Window
eg Ga French and American ZINC PAINTS Store,
laSWater street, New York. iea til
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The returns of election 10 be made to the Mayor

Fl JOHN Il. LEWIS, Mayor.
NIB The above named inspectors are res pecifully
requested 10 call at the Mayors Office and take the
oath required by law. jee9
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n ARD OIL -150 bbls choice, for sale by
IL nyas JOSEPH Lands \ co., 50 Tehpuptoalass q.
Eastern times., 1855-05-24

Ar Is h, new ship Northern Queen, -, DamarSoossai
Henry A, Waldoboroi Clara, Gardiner.
Cid sch Baltimore, Gardiner Gardiner.
Ar l9th ship Sea Flower, Lorng, New Orleans.
Cid brig Jas Wakefield, Allen, Bath.
Ar Goth, ship Vision, Sampson, New Orleans.
At quarantine ship Geo Washington Comngs Liverpool
HoImess HOie-Ar 18th. schs N Pendeton, George
town. Sc for Bath; Arno Chadbourn Boston for Kppahan-
mock, with loss Of an anchor Nantucket Shoals.
New Orlcans-Sm 18th, ship Malabar, Crocker,
New York. A T. s
Ar 14th. ship Sea Eagle, Williams, Boston.
Ar 10th, sch Narragansett, Hail. New York.
Towed 10 sea 9Th, bark Cherokee.
Ar 10th, ships Purngton, Whitney, New York; 18th,
PERI Robinson Rio Janerio A.
Key Wesf-In port 10th, ship Horatio, repg.
New Bcdforl-Sld 17th, sch Henritta, Baker, Phia-
delphia.
WiImington, NC-went to sea 18th, brig Cardiff,
Cayenne. tt
Philadelphia CID 14th sch Orrin Cowl, Smith,
Newburyport
+. Cid 18th, brig Metallack, Skolheid, Gardiner.
Adv 9TH ship Lizzie Harvard for Boston, wig 500 Mary
E. Whittier, for New York. greater part cargo engaged
Ar lsth, ship Lavna Adams, Adams, Liverpool
MObilc-Cld 10th, ship Esmeralde, MManus, Liver
pool.
Cid 18th, ship L Dimmock, for Boston.
New York-Ar 18th, ship Marcia Farrow, Thurston,
Cienfegoes 10th, ship Metropolis, Jay, Havre; brig
Stephen Young, Lapham, St. Thomas 29th ult Howard,
Race Havana, 4h inst ship Great Western Furber Lv
erpool sch G Thompson, Kelley, Boston.
e Ar 10th, ship Andover, Berry, New Orleans.
CID brig Tornado, TCarty Jacmel.
Ar17th sch Mary Wise, Crockett, Cardenas 9th inst.
Cid 18th ship Katahdn. Eustis, Antwerp.
Eastern times., 1855-05-24
Marriaqts.

In this city, 18th inst by Rev. N. Brooks, Mr.. John A.
Kelley, Of this city, Miss Frances A. Tracy of Mercer
after an unusual long courtship Of Sc hours.
In this city, 18th ns by Samuel D. Reed, Esq, Mr..
Thomas Stewart to Miss Theresa Byrns
In Lewiston, Rev. VIM Sewall, of Newton Mass Miss
Caroline ii. Titcomb, of L Mr.. L. E. Emerson to Miss
Dotia Knox, both OF Berwick.
In Augusta Mr.. Benjamin W. Fisher to Miss Mary NJ.
Wood.
In Leeds, Mr.. Rowland A. Gilmore to Miss Cynthia L.
Lothrop.
In China, Mr. f O. nraina-d, {Printer1 Rslfast tn
Miss Maria Washburn.
In Rockland, Mr. John Coburn to Miss Julia A. Head
In Camden, Alden +. Litchfeld, of Rockand, to Miss
Mary b. Allen, Of Hope.
In Waldoboro MIR. John Richards Miss Sarah Frances
Storer both of Waldoboro'
In Auburn 10th inst, by Rev Thos N Lord Mr. Francis
Packard to Miss Susan L. Perkins, both of Auburn.
In Cambridgeport Mass Sth inst, Mr.. Orson Rice to
Miss Martha j., daughter Of Josiah +. Tappan ESQ., Of
Brunswick, Me.
In Waynesboro, Ga, 9th inst, DR.. J. A Harlow of W.
to Miss Mary L. Keegan, of Thomaston, Me.