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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

WIN again receive their fan supply Of ws'er uofli
then they win have to do without This sccoen' y
unfortunate for our mining community, ana oce'oo7
great loss 10 the Bear River Company.
FRIxoxr's CIAIx-A gentleman vho nss poon On
atour in Msiiposa County, informs Ihe Saa JoaIs;'
Rfpublcas that the majority of the CITIZENS fe,n,
favor Of the coDfrm siion Of Fremon,s CLAIM n1 -,
the feet that when quartz mining compsn,, Ill bs
tile to their claims lsrge amount OF esPns 80
hrouobt into the county. IL IL zen known ny ue
rcbsst Quart veins in Califcfnis are N na''p''a
County. rr.xvr-Nr Rat
.erfsld who u running tame into Iaae Mountain,
ra.r sonor. hs. given tie editor OF The Herald
Sssc,;n,;on Of discovery made by bic company lat
wseL p he course OF their EXCAVATIONS Tnsy have
e, ,bsiy tunnel 10 distance Of three hundred feet
G.vs one hundred and ten fset from the surface OF
~ o,onna thew found the trunk Of pine Tree, p
,rcbes IN dismesr, in good state Of preservation,
md with he bsrk on. Tne sap appeared to be IN q
nsy.;si s,s.s Of petrifaction aud the outside was
hs,.sd giving unnistekable evidence Of the contact
~ FIRE 81 some period Having cut out the portion
of The tree found in the tunnel, the company have
c1 pneDcsd sinking shaft for the purpose of resch
;us the roots Of the tree. Their infOrmsI; states that
mere IL but little doubt that the formation surround
ing ,hs tree is solid bed OF lava which, at some
mote period flowed into ir present location, covering
up tIees &C., ss this discovery shows in it, progress
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til. J. PAGE.

From Our Own Correspondent
TORONTO, Monday, April 80, 1865.
have Just received special telegrapsic dis
patch from Quebec stating tia. the Committee
appointed to inve stigste charges against the late
Administration has reported, acquitting Mr..
Hncks Of all the charge, against him. When
all The evidence had been taken by the Commit.
tee, Mr.. Hncks handed 10 his defense In writing,
in which he entered into an explanation OF, aud
made comments on, the several charges. At this
time, some of them had already been dismissed.
Ore of the charges was that, as member Of the
Government, he had obtained early information OF
the amalgamation of all the Railway Companies
that now form the Grand Trunk Company, and
that he had made use of that information TO pur
chase stock in the st. Lawrence and Atlantic Rail
way Company very far below its cost. Ii turns out
that when he received telegraphic announcement
of the amagamation he handed the dispatch around
openly, in the Legislative Assembly, and even
showed it 10 Mr.. Brown, the greatest opponent of
the Grand Trunk; and, so far from making haste
TO buy stock, he did not purchase share until after
three weeks had elapsed, and the knowledge of
the smalgamation sent the stock up 22t per cent.
Another charge was that Messrs Peto, Brassey &
Co., contractors of the Grand Trunk had bribed
him with S2CO,OO0 of railway stOck--f50 400
being placed against his name ia the stock book
and EI0, 200 being paid upon it. 1t turns out that
an equal amount of stock was placed against the
name of the Chief. Engineer of the Grand Trunk
with the same amount, the requisite deposit, paid
on it. Neither Of the parties knew of the alot-
ment of the stock to them till the circumstance
was made the subject Of dispsragng comment in
the newspapers. The explanation, in answer
given to inquiries made by the parties to whom il
was allotted-for they were as much in want of
information as any one else-was that it was set
apart for Canadians who might desire to obtain
some Of the stock. these are samples of the
charges against an ex- Premier, into which Com
mittee Of investigation has been inquiring since
last September and on which they have pro-
nounced verdict of acquittal
The following is fuller account of the revenue
and expenditures OF the Province, for 1854, than
1 was before enabled to send
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If ,, ..sop,-,o b. Pre- and SOVEREIGN ntepend-
s.,s ever H.rps.. and sssa -, ssssnssssa sss
Urser THE perssssn. from the present nonen. p, shs
.sy q ss .sas. :: saS % Q.
the reciprocal bere6s and character o. AL IL VI. ~
"bs aos 90 b.es, ,rist between Ne.rsas sd
he Uuifsd States facilitating our insreoerss ae ~
Nh hrsrc. sat ..o the peisousl worth ~A'en
sscrns h-r pr-.~tt R>pr'-Ets'iv- near IA
TherecsptiOn was altogether OF most coruiai snu
satisfactory character, and from present nantes
tatio, :. predict that our present Minister near
the Government of H., Republic of Nicaragua VIII
be most popular, and succeed in establishing tue
strongest ties of mutual regard between the Two
countries.
ON the 9Th inst. Sunday the Natiousl Assem-
bly wac convened, and met for the hrst tlme, the
principal business being 10 name PRESIDENT 70
succeed the late Gen. Fruto Chamorro. fresl-
dent Estrada, the present incumbent, holds his
offce by appointment pro TEN Ii is generally
Thought that the General III Chief (Corsl) will be
selected by the Assembly. No better or more ac-
ceptable man could be chosen. Col. Wheeler was
present. by invitation.
The Senior Gosy on mission TO tins country
from Spain. left here few days ago for Guste-
msla. via Punsa Arenas, Costa Rlca- COL
Wheeler and himself exchanged c0urtesies.
Quite number of strangers have already ar
rived here from the United states and elsewhere
since the facciosos" have been cornered up IN
Leon. and Granada is once more beginning TO look
cheerful and business-like Many who LETT the
country at the breaking out OF the revolution
have returned to their respective pursuits, and
are putting their affairs in order.
On Monday, the 9Th, Col Wheeler and the
President had private interview OF some hours
duration. at the house of the latter. Senior Ma
yorga, the Secretary of State, was present at the
interview.
Nothing new from the seat of war at Leon.
The past Holy Week has retarded the operations
of Gen. Coral but you may expect news very
soon Of an interesting and decisive character.
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Tie Kingston (Cspsds) Necs OF Tuesday learns
that in consequence of the price of -four having been
raised to hirtten dollars per barrel, and other bread
sibffs in proportion, the people of Smiths Falls have
broken open the stores and helped the nselves ad
h5itun. great deal of suffering is said to prevail
in the township of Marlborough and the adjacent
townships, which were devastated by FIRE last Au-
eu,t, many of the settlers being destitute OF 70
and the means Of procuring the seed for their spring
crops 1t is ssd petition is about to be presented to
Parliament pray ing for sid for these peope.
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T. WILSON. Anc.ion.er.
4 I-CTION NOTICE.-THIS DAY, Thurs.

N dsyD "a A will b. sold the B,re eoatens. Of the
e,anty furnished four story aw'irg hous> NO l6s Wee
2.fhs eonsrg psIiy OF e-g,nt osesc'd faos saes
l,sutfry upsols and e-gsnty csrvss very peror
Piano Forte Of spepd3 touch and hnish cost tiS;
heavy nch pate Pier ana Oval Classes rosewood marble
Ton q. pter md SIDE Tables Fngh Tapestry Brussels thres
nv ar psrsp CARPETS bocstee and lace indow crrtxss.
soe and Psrof Shades superior assortment OF ehoise Oh
set. ,one of hich very eo;y Book Corner and Astc
rtsnss, Ousiutte sbes rich Chira Vases Ormolu CocS
p,n1e ,po Pal.n Figures; and back walnut Exn,r
Isses Tea ard Dil1s Tables with richly poshed leaves;
sos fall french c1sho Chairs, mshosny rsts
tt,s Gard Tables &c TIE B-if-oa, Furniture eGnsst N
fun suites Of ard mshosspyi heavy ~ooi 3oAs
RsS.,e,ds with Bureaus apd Nahsa,ds richly carved %
match, two full Gu tes painted Bdfoon Furoitafs
spS double Hair NstSIesse; IoHsia Carpets, osA Arors
rosewood Hail Stand bss,ment torni ure-cr.
ensoD rsSle Of ten feet marble snd cl'hoosd h.s 4aas
each Mirror Vases rich China Tea ami Dinper Sets CT
Glassware rich Silver plated vaie such Foss spoous
Cke B.skef- SAVERS Tea Service e plated Casters viii
b,sv, cut Bottles. superior Ivory Cut ety. Coosi's sav,
Kicben Uer.s sc The whole Of the abovs Furniture q
.xca,ien Mt order and will BE- sold P'hou' reserve
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A. II. MEswIs, Aucdoueer
DY BANGS, BROTHER a. CO.-Trade-Sale>-
II Rooms No. - 'sTs.ros
FRIDAY EVENING, MsY4 at 7 O'elOci,

IL Rooms No - 'sTs.roS
FRIDAY EVENING. NAV 4 at 7 O'clock,
nj the Auction Room.
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY An extensive eolss
dion Of choice sispdard Epgsh American Boots con
pri,irg Theology History. Biography Bellies Letters Ar
Sciences Poetry &C. many Of shcb are orotusey astrs,d
srd richly bound Also Including many ns piss Of ue
works ard arg. q miscellaneous ter.,ue IL
MONDAY AFrrRNO IN, Mag 7. at O'clock,
THE suction Room
CHOICE Law III sRARY-BeDx the entire private colls<
ton OF TIE late David Graham Jr Esq compsios complies
et, OF United States and states Common Law and Cisne
Reports AZ mrty Reports. Disests Indices Comnett
Tstises &c variety Of scrcs sad ysusbk
En.h Law Books-tosenet f1I ming of the
sve ard best selected libraries cefedhshy mpoAnl
be Included In ts catalogue sold Immediately ser The
law books Mr. Grshsns collection Of qsceseeous bois
Library copies both Fog sh and Am-,su OF
choice standard In various branches nclu,is nsal
rare aud valuable books Of which beau tdy Iaf
trsted aud vsrety OF miscesnrous pubics ions, So
Catalogues wi be resdy three dys prvous thu sale and
the books may then he l. spectsd e. the S,iesr1om-
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CRICKET.

The St. Georges Club commenced the season yes
terdsy on the Newly ground, at Hobokeo. The
weather was del gh,ful, and the ground in excellent
order In addition to the members Of the St. Georges
several of the NewYork players attended, as we'll as
three from new Club, lately formed at Franklin
Nes.Jersey, and consisting mainly of Americans.
TIE NeT.York Club commences on Monday, and
on that day fortnight play thsir first match of the
season With the Paterson Club, who have been prac-
icing since their opening day on he 23d Of April ADD
are expected to come out strong. Toe msteh 81.
George V. New York will take place in June.
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Mares Of Municipalities
Total currency. III 81


This does not by any means represent the total
Of our municipal debts; but only those con-
tracted within about the last three years.
The Grand Trunk Railway Company is before
the Legislature for additional aid, in some shape,
Of 600, 600. In this way we feel the effects OF
the war; our Railroad stocks will not hoat IN the
English market without an enormous amount OF
Provincial debeDture to bear them up.
The City of Toronto, the first sea-gong vessel
ever built at this port was successfully launched
this morning She draws about seven feet of wa
ter. and can take 5000 barrels of flour through
the st. Lawrence Canals. She is an excellent
craft, built entirely of Canadian oak and will no
doubt bring good price in the English market.
Toronto may, hereafter, become a great ship
building port. We can get the timber cheaper
than il can be obtained in Quebec; and as Lower
Canada grows only about One-half az much wheat
as she consumes, we can feed the ship-carpenters
cheaper We have five times as much energy as
the Quebec population. With all these advantages
in our favor, why should we not compete with that
city in ship-buildingl Toronto is destined, at
some day, to be the head of the ST. Lawrence
navigation.
The Legislative Council have passed the resolu-
tons against the system of holding Parliament
every alternate four years in Quebec and Toronto.
1t is not expected that this will affect the question
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GO0n 0n0 OHIO and INDIANA SEC
a. GOV,VOO CND MORTGAGE CONVERT
EIE RnNnH

We offer for Sale TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS Of sEyEe y CENT. MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE
raNY secured By second Mossge on The coup4nys Road
Isl miles lons Rss ara Personal Property sr.neasss &c
on the at day Of October 1885, 18th hf yearly Coupons pay
The entire Issue under the second Mortgage !. ilnsd to
$1,000 The first or prior Aor'sae for million ofdos
.s47s63A 50. or 81 SAG % per mile
The Company Jet Own assets 70 the amount Of 4 40 r.
Including unsod reae.tate in the Fort wayne and
Chicago Railroad UNPAID stock Subscriptions bills receivable
hs Bo,rd Of Director, have passed an order .upro,rn,
s1e 90 out Of the Sinking Fund ap
'csoe % The rsee Of he nortsssed debt rb
The Bonds @ De ses fox sale the Ossnes Of the is1s
eno II on he entlre floating debt Of the cCmpeuy
s he ret receipts applicable the payment and
TIE OHIO AND IHDIaaA ROAD i,po- eomps,sa and
- .soesstal Operation. having been opened Tor business 70
foi "syns 1t out snths .inee the receipts during that
ps-oo ~eie go 30, ofwaleb GO 0 10 March
The receipt would Rave been much greater had tho Comps.
o. poosd .reient nDno Of freight and could iae
eennse0 Iod have been soe 10 the freight
Onie end lnaans line That difficulty remedisd The
tsesP' o. tee me rom q time will bs much sresssr the
soss. -hien 10 being incfessed
This line Of occupies favorable position cor.
enuscr Of the Perrsyvsnis Central md do sud P.ns.y
yIa halwsysi erased various point. BY ether
rse. @ asa y ~ mile ne ,sS % .s c
sne Ha1rA Road ss straight with cny four miles Of curved
fhs hishsst sr.se IA Is feet, es miles are level
hEfOkT WAYNE AND CHIcA3o ROAD h a :ontiou.
Ton sh p9ieh..ea GEO tdrs pd r. ss SsIlTersd 70
expected thst bs road will be In operation 70
te new Albany ana Salem al sifhn IA. c,seBt rear thus
si.ios direct communal: stion ~ Cnieaso
TIE snure travel on The resoos beyond chcso egna
EuIop- n extent and 10 pat Of she s,ben tes',
snd ,he e. GItfy sepg and line. tho Middle so5
&c eastern States the cities q P'tas, Baltimore aud
rbhsce rhs, VII nsce.saiy this lice which from
.peeusr tcsoo will got hksy have coz petition
HE entire road IN CRESTilEEt 20 CHlcAGD, trsyerses
Ie,ion Of unsurpassed fertility. ineresns N wealth and
ter yeAG
Fio fact that III. Road entirely finished and
eessiu ofeaior and that &c entire mortssse csos only
amounts 20 lees than eli so per mile We bssvs the boads
offered sae are Justly entitled irst css
seea.s In opison The dsht o. conversion into stock
which hese Boz d. will eventually add considerably 10
their value WINSLOw, LAsIER & Co., No. 81 Wan Ct
New York April le, 1855
DARNARD COPPER COMPANY.-The An
- nusl Hseirs Of the Stockholders Of hs Company for
election Of for thu ensuing year Will be at
re- IS Broadway on TUE iDAY, Nay At II O'clock A. a.
EDWARD N yOHfSQ ON, seeIe.ary.
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Sales bn Anttion.

AUCTION NOTICE.. BOGART Auction
"A ,er-Ry 3. BoGARr-rHIs DAY. - ,et os,cck. At ~
AUetoD coma. Frsns,ort and Vitae 81 ens ara.
stock q txures fsrcy Goods Dry Uccds ana
ADiper, Estashmsnt removed nom beeekerst Tor the
ro-MoRaow~Gsrtesl Household Furniture q, the Aue-
49,
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REsRyr LEEDs Aucfiopeer
ALARGE SALE. THIS MORNING. Nay 3

IN of spieudiS Rosewood sud Mahogsoy FUaNlrGaE
hosewooc Piano FoIt. o1fein.os', cuery China and ST.
Ware. Tapestry and log ain Oarp-is &c Al 10 9eeea
No III Canast cobsstns OF lose God Eu+
sefs rofe cod Center SIDE sud sofs Tables elegant
lace Curtains aud Coices French Oh .des and siru'es h
Vases superior rosewood and mshoesny B.tsteis do DO
Bureaus and Ws.hstsrds wh rsrbetcps. superior a.r
Nsttresses Pslses Beds Bedding sOfs spnog seat Chair.
Arm 90 r. csers Silver Plated We're, CAKE sssse fsbis
C.sfata Inl.ii CntlerN Ac.
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". 8 MELLoR Aucdoneer
10y HOTGUTON a. MELLOR-T THIS DAY.

ID CThursdav at lt O'Clock tho sLe.room, No. M
Nas,au.st. superior made CABirEr FURNITURE TIRED
fine toned osewOod Piano Fottes ostsge several thiei
Febcb Plate In richly ornsmented fsm@s tosehe
with Ich FlfIch Clocks and T incf Articles The Cabinet
Furniture cor ss Of several Me3aonbacs CsIved
Paor Suites Of Furniture, covered In costly satin 8foc
Boesele Push and Hsr Cloth; supsTb Carved aoseso,d
Marble top Center Pier and Side Ta5les Several suites
richly decorated and .nameled Cnsmber Furniture, fe,es
Tees Parlor Chairs h0k-rs Vol
tsre and Esv C1ars Reception and Hall do, carved Ns
tcssny Oat aud Wslnut Hall stands Of the ates
STYLES. PaD Extension Dining TABLES otomaas DiYans &c,
inasthar with aeN. raj thck Hi, Nattreses
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LAYING A CoRSER SToyE,-The corner stone Of the
German Ev.Dsocsl SOn Church, % Lsoosri and
STAG s Eastern Dsrcsl will be laid this Thursday after
noon a 81 0ck.
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cHAs. R. MILLER & Co Auctloaeers
TXECUTORs SALE Of FARM and COUh-

~ TRY SEAT cf the late eminent scul ptor rtOh az
ths property CT the AssUR Estate consisting o. Is a.
superior II pr0vsnents situated Ia farkstovn, hcnss
Co In Consequence Of ths terms OF sale Of lSth Aen
having been pied with BY pgTsh4ssf th vsst9s pr
THURSDAY, May for account Of whom !. ms, coee 81
Aiso spieI did piece OF Sstuery, being full Length 80
Ct WssbneOn hicb will be sold h the property or sPr
rstely ssmsy be announced the osy Of sale Fof
and full particulars sppy az the office Of the Auconee" y"
1876 6roadpay
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debt was as follows:

In ADDITION TO this our municipal deots have
figured up enormously Of late. The amount issued
on the credit of the consolidated Municipal Loan
Fund, to the SIS. January, was:
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Gas ! MILLER, Auctionser.

FSHAS. r. MILLER a. Co. will sell, at Me5
~ chapts ExchsDze, on THURSDAY M.y 3. at u eesd
LOT Fat l7tt st between Avenue and l.tsg Lot ~
80 fs 81 eco Of purchase money remain "a bons ~
mortgage II desired. -.
THREE EAST EFW-YORK CENTER L0r5. nils
each Atlantic aud Wyko avs, being 100 feet on Wyto.
will be sold subject to mortgage Of 1850 FIR fu paS
lars apply the Office Of the Agtionser No l95 Brosdst
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RUSSELL w. wssrcoTr Auc,ioneer
~ GOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE tAUC-

RUSSELL w. WKsrcoTr Ane,ioneer
GOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at AUC-
VI fION-R ". WEsTCOTT will sell TO-MOkk0s,
dsy at I5 O'Clock large aud eepsnt variety Of rcs.se
and mshcgany HOUSEHOLD FUhSlrURE, a. No Y "a,
sv worthy the special ate non OF bous.keepen ds'@
will be required every pureh aud the gods mus NH
moved immediately from the use. sieh Wilton, Srsss.
ana Insrsn Carpets superb rosewood Paro Suite coysredn
tspestIy; rosewood Secretary Book Case lined With ssf
wocd stautry ana VIII te marble too Tables Library b0
Csse rosewood msrbetop Etageo mirror root; oo{ ~
tel Vases: ts lsrse French Pier Glasses; Ogmoa Coch
PSibI Sc; Ioewood and mahogany Bejsteads tne ~
Mattresses Feather Beds marble Bureaus aad 'ashs,snu
China Toilet Sets oval aud square Mirrors Sofas Arm
Boc,eTs ood Bs Stand &c with LARGE asortnef'
Chamber ADD Basemsnt Furniture Of every desenenos
Dinner end Breakfast Tables n Chios and Glass Ware ~
nv Cutlery Cooking Stow &c. Catalogues al house.
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p r. WILKINS AuetiOoser
III EE AWE IIOIISEIIDI Id EITRNIIlIRE 81

z. tt. AufIUu1tf y.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE -
~ AUCTiON-PHILIP r. WILKINS will sell It sseuec
en- THURSDAY May 8 1855. At 10 O'Clock, at No ~ w.
25lhst ell tie FuTblu 10 sti noue confusing 10 }inI
Diies OF rosewood ADD sbossDy Plor Fani'are eu
ard velvet pusb; SOFAS Chairs, Notalre Chars heSsp
Chairs Etsrtr- tete Tables, wors Tables Pc, ia
rreble top Cerer Tsole Sscerzry dsmssk snf ace ara
snc cottage Btcroom Furniture Dressing suf.sus,
stssos ,rdiobe. Nabstsncs thsin ca 1oneo Arm -
Tables nattretsef Beds and Bedslg CGts,ns &c Li2rJ
Furniture cons.Tio OF nsbosiny so9kese 1cr1ge AZ.
Chsis Chsir. marble top Tsos, Mantle vases. &c ~
mahogsn, extsns 0Ilg Table Hat S,sLs Css
and Glaswars Cutlery sTuss-s tbre ply aad ng'sin ~
Pets Oh Cloths Drussets &c tsseh with 40 as'onHes~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03
NINE DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL. OF THE STAR OF THE WEST
$500, 900 IN GOLD.

The steamship Star Of the West, OF the Nicaragua
line, Z. w. Tuner commander, arrived las evening
from Pupts Arenas, via Key West, with SIT pss.en-
gers and $500 goo in specie freight, TO c. Morgan.
The Star Of the West arrived out ward, at Pdn;a
Arenas on the 29a ult connecting with the steamship
Uncle Sam Lieut.. G. III Baldwin commander, which
Isft San Francisco ON the Oh ul: when six hours
out passed the steamship Sierra Nevada also, on the
ls,h the steamship Cortes, and arrived at IN Juan
del Sud ON the 2ls with GOO passengers and $500
IN specie for New.Yofk and New Odesns.
The Star Of the West left Paata Arenas on tae
nleht Of the sd, called e. Key Wet for COAL from
which port abe left Oh the 2sth at II o'clock A. M.
and arrived lsst evening at o'clock passengers siin
perfec health. The Uoted States sooP cfw Ar James
town was at Key West undergoing some repairs.
April 80, lat. $40 20, Ion. 10 l2', exchanged "s
mails With the schooner Ellen Bush, Standing norfn'
May i, Off Cape Hsiteras, at A. NJ, p''sea a
large ship with black ball in her fOre'opsan' ''ano'
hog to the southwark and e.stRard
LIST oy sPEcIt PER sIIk OF TIE Isl an M
Wells Faro Co. az 100 90 Hn. oent MAJ 20 az AZ
49, Sn.Ssx Co 81 5000 ye9houss spatz. 10 800 60
D,,,si Co ,bia C0foo co n. A. Kelly BOW 20
Res Ysleoner Ca 27Ioi o. a, 20, IN
Total. Osi "
Our thanks are rendered 10 K. Lord, Esq, Purser
Of the Star of the West, and to the Psctdc Express
Co., for fsvors.
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JOHN MONTGOMERY, Auctt neei.
BOOTS. SHOES and BROGANS at AUCTION.
I'D on THURSDAY May 3. at io1 o'clock al the ssers
N Davis CO No 80 Beekusn e $50 case. soS.. see
factory which 81 be said without reserve for cash
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r. kENP Afctioteer -,,y,
ARGE and POSITIVE SALE Of FuhSt
A. 1URF. PIANO RoRTEs, CARPETS "a. TO NOE,
COW, (FridsyD e 10 O'clock AZ 10 IS ns.ssg g. ~ =.
BUSINESS R G. KEMP will sell AZ Auction % teNsj
without ny whatever, very large sisof msn y
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Of every dessn0tion vnss -
OIL Paintings. Mirrors. CARPETS, Psno foes, ONE 80
sale CON ptises very srae swoItnen c desirable Coos ~
CT which must be sod without 20 close
and close W he husIss cash deposit VIII De feqe'
ey purcbsser. Cstalosges the morning efssle
MbDlSON-SQUARE PRES BYTEklA1n.
Il CbUkCp-(Dr Adsmssl-RcSlAL OF fEw - ne
unsold Pew, 10 this csureh wi be restef 81 Aneloo ~ Sc
church.
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W q sELLoR, AYs'louesr. -,
DY HOUGHTON & MELLOR.-THlSR lYs
I'D (Thuisdsy at ~ o'clock on .scoed hoor OF No ~
spce Oce Desss and Tables comphsns iaboat 70 dess
tables Of styles srd sizes 70 be pere"pay ~ 70
sstisf, n oIfgsge well worthy Of attention. Aho G Of
s.cond.land furniture, &c. 800 IA.
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BARNARD COPPER COMPANY.-The AM.

- nusl Heers Of the Stockholders Of hs Company 70,
Trustees for thu ensuing year viii be held
nc. Is Broadway on TUE lDAY Nay At II O'Clock A. a.
EDWARD NJ JOHNSON, Secretary.
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Our thanks are rendered TO R. Lord, Eeq Purser
Of the Star of the West, and TO the Pscldc Express
Co for fayors.
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CANADA.

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