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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10
III. Allen.

THE TalIahdtchie Rluer.--Is
out Of its banks and has been for
a number of days. The steam
er Jacobs, passed down with a
load of cotton this week.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10

The Crops.-We have the
most fiattering accounts from the
planters in this county, every
body are rejoicing in the pros
pect of a bountifuI year.
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Arrived.

r. NJ steamship Asia Lott Liverpool May 5, mdse and pass
t sSs; Ia 8 p sa Is s::sf .ss
btrs May H. lat lon 49, ats M passed an csSsrs
Nay Sn 81 = asD paced 'ao'Sss
The A. coming up the Bay last night TOOK the GROUND On ne
upper middle where she rem,ned some time oat '
u mail steamship George Law HerndOn' from A'pinw.
p6p Consul Mortmer Have April s. mdse and 30 to
Ship hOundo to Richmond Me- Percy LysrpSS 81 d.
passage May Sandy Hook bearing 10 miles un sS
vessel: boat badly ssw Ts ss Rsee' '
Bark Thses Rowland. PALERMO March Is lpa'sed uoranr
April .sS Lad Gsdr e p etns n .sah for
The T. has experienced heavy westerly gales he
81 s1t 5sd s.ws4 esSw afn'i'A
Brig Return, tBr) Roberts, Grab Island r. H. u.s. sugar
70 Brig My.te lof My:el Fish, St. Marks 10 d. cotton to
schr Yoritox n, of BamoreD Digs, Asusdlls, p r. Is
d. sugar. moasses &c, to j. " onatsVa So'i 'e''e W
schr ADELAIDE Clarke Ellsworth, lumber to Brett Son Co.
sehr John Beatty, Wescott EdentoD, corn to NJ j. w.
scbr Monte1ums Penn Newbern, N Co. d. naval stores
sehr Mary Adelaide Baylis, Virginia. wood
sehI Martha, MURRAY, NewbeIn d. p. G. Murray
schf T. Barnard, Styles, Virginia, wood
schr A. Brown, Trisx, Virginia, wood. - c,.
seh Frank, LansdOn, Norfolk, corn to surse' Chairman
schr Mary Robbins Newbern 5ds Blossom Son. A..
Schr Pilot Fish (of BostoD,) Hsilet' ST. Joh'' No "'
scnr velaSte, Br Ellis St Thomas April 80 hides &e 70
. s 6, n Mary Lsnsdon. simonton, noekland
scbr Post Boy, Simonton, KockAnd
sebr Effort King Horton N 81 via Boston" 70 y
W scb1 Mifand. of NewHaysn St. Bars May fruit to T.
tof New. Orleans from Havre for New Orleans.
Propeller Piedmont Post Baltimore.
Propeller Chas Osgood, Sharpe. Providence.
wIND-sunrise Sc; meridian, dol sunset light air from
the soutb. with
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Riebardsou, Spence & Co.'s Circular.

De, I,;a LIVERPOOL, May 2, 1855.
The pt ot list Of all BREDsTUFFs. except WHEAT Is heavy
eonsite of IS S bush WHEAT, S5 1853 bush Corn H. f4
bbs FLOUR the States 80 quarters hGr eoI0 SACKS
from the and $40 WHEAT from Bombay
Fsrmers deliveries OF Wheat for the week ending last satur
dav are N against 81 40 quarters az %
In the CORES poIding W. Oh of last year.
By the Atlantic" 30h ut, advised better inquiry
for fLoUR advance of Cd to ~ bol on prime Sorts
WHEAT steady but INDIAN Corn had become dull and
slow sale. -
Atto-ay's market mlles took fair quantity Of WHEAT
for consumption the prices Of last Friday Good barrel
Flour scarce brought further advance OF Sd " barrel
INDIAN Corn in limited demand and must be quoted
So 10 ~ or the week. We quote WHEAT Red,
sJ2 TO lo( white. 99 to IL p 10 10. Philadelphia,
Baltinore and Ohio 81 TO 5sJ Western 5l to 81 barrel
CoRSNhe, 2y 70 3U prime Northern yellow and
mixed, 2sj6 y 49, n.
After the late excitement the French markets ami
mated and slight reaction noted at PARIS and Marsees
The auction Of 5000 bills FLOUR Hayre went of
well at y 6aS0 for NewYork 6d5 for NewOreans
Next week Is so bbls TO be offered.
BEEF-A limited business Ordinary qualities are again
easier TO buy.
PoRE-Mmks bare Of American, which wanted Irish Is
held tor advanced rates.
BAcox-In active demand full prices Choice lots in some
cases. have brought Cd to ~ v cwt more money.
LARD-In good request and prices steady Sales this 1week
TALLow-Is quiet and y cwt. lower To-day Butchers
Association may be worth a 6 TO 49,.
RosN-A small cuisines at 4 o to A. 10 for common.
BaRK-5evera large parcels have arrived, 10th from Bai-
Philadelphia which be offered al auction next
week and buyers wait the result.
CorroShe market has been dull al the week and prices
irrefur only in the ordinary qualities and poor
Ted ov decline Of ID y has been submitted To- In
Manchax.r business quiet Middng Oreans,e 5l6d Mo-
bile & SIC, UplAnds, 6id- y 10.
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DIE II.

ADAMson Thursday May, Is, Albert W. Adams, aged %
years, months and Is days
COOTs-On Thursday Mey IS, after lingering illness. Julia
Eveeh infant daushtsr Of Howard Z. and Maria Coats
COArson Wednesday May H. Jane, wife of John CsOts,
aged SO years.
CARTER-On Thursday May u.s. Mrs Eliza Carter wife Of
Alfred w. Carter, aged a years and months
CALLINANEOn Thursday morning HAY Is, Johanna aaugh
ter Of the late Michael and Johanna Canane, Of County
Kerry ireland, aged 20 years and mouths.
Tsadsy May U.s. 10 os9ss Mrs.
~ " the Esd year Of hs age JoA, y,, and
so the nenSs: o. the First B.p.s GSSfch NesYorf
essr Of Boome end ElEsbeth streets are respectfully in
nom her late residence No. a Myrtle avenue Brooklyn
Greenwood for intsment
HoLLIDAY-on Wednesday. May II, William Holiday, aged
"a years
HARvEYon Thursday May IS of drop.y after long Illness
HE residence No u Thomp Harvey aged
IS years native OF Ireland. County Of Leitru, Parish Of
JARvIs-In Boston CD Friday, May 0. at No Hisbseet
place OF tubue usr menengts Elizabeth, only beloved child
Thomas and Janet Jarvis aged II months aud days
JEaoLnANI.a BrDOlyn on TssTT'd.y May Is Charles
KELsEY-At Waterfowl, N. Y, Fdday, May g. Henry
Kelsey, aged "a years.
KERRISON-In Philadelphia Thursday, May Robert NJ
Keson in the SD Of his formerly Of this city
Lewiston consumption Francis j. Lewis, aged % years
His friends respectfully invited attend hi, funeral 90 Sun
day 18th inst at o'clock from the residence OF his brother
inlsw, George Cantwen, No. 81 Eighth avenue
hATTIsoN-At her residence in Elirsbethown, n J. on
ssS %Ss My 10 LssnSt M'''n wife OF the
The friends 81 the family ere invited to ssnd her from
the 18th inst at 10Y ocak The leave Jersey City at
ocioct Carriages will be IN waiting AZ the Depot to convey
friends the CT urcb The remains will be taken to Plain
held, ~ j. for interment-
hIMS-At Crawfordyie, s. c. Gen. John y. Minis General
Superintendent OF the Atasn and Lagrange Railroad aud
Agent Of the Georgia Railroad Company at Atalsnta
MAxwELL-Isabciis Mary, n5ext daughter Of James and
Isabella MAXWELL, aged weeks
ossoRNE.on MOndey May s. az KingviIle s. G., Mary,
only suser Of A. Osborne Of May vile, N Y In the sd
JeeI OF her efe on their return from Woodvile, Miss
AAhM-in this city Thursday May i at O'Clock am of
Ssease Of the heart, John RshIn, aged - years
ER-in Pss, on Wednesday p 80, Anna E. wife
!. a., noesef the eldest daughter OF kieaEar Parmiy.
wsi,s ana Thursday May Is Jane Roson, daughter Of
SMlTu H. Jane hoson aged II months and 10 days
smith aged a yesfs 'day morning May TO- sarah Ann
STRUSs-On W,an.-, .
Stross. ~ days, Wnbelmena wife of Henry
- A'sy 10. Mary Stamina AGED 81 \
N ~ h rs" %L T.Stso-' "Wednesday
70 @ nsoow street aged Is yesy, John Van Rocnn at
-bo 49,. 80 ''''f"o Ia the Cene.rv. -
''f Joseph Weir
His funeral viii take place on sunday .n.,...
O'clock, from the residence Of his rDo,hs 18th mat -
yas Harrison. Bergen Hnl, N j. III. f,snaa~ hrs Coz,
the family respectfully invited st,sna and those
without further invitation Carriages will be m a,ia sasa
jersey City ~ 0eloek' 3AHss II
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FRIDAY. May l6-P. u.


There was a fair business doing in stocks to-day
without any feature Of interest The market after the
Second Board closed without activity at about the
previous prices but with downward tendency. Erie
sea; Reading eel ss3; Cleveland and Toledo "A.
In exchange the business is moderate and rates un-
changed.
In freights we notice $4,000 bushels Wheat to
Liverpool at sd. in bulk and 3D. in ships bags; 5000
bbls Flour at o. Cd $50 boxes Cheese and 100 casks
Bacon 25s; some Cotton 3l6d. 07-32d. To London,
1000 bbs Flour o. 3D.. 25 ties. Rice 25s.; 100 tuns
Oil Cake 25s; 900 bbs. do. De-; 3,l6O casks sailed
Seal Skins 25s. 90 tuns Furs $685. and 60 ties. Beef
4s. Cd. To Bremen rs hhds. Tobacco 2os.; and 40
bales Cotton &c. To Glasgow 900 bbs Flour 2s. 3D.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Paid,
s93l7s 81, including Ell 900 California drafts; Re-
ceived s2O4 372 including $4,000 for Transfer drafts
on Boston Balance slOosl, $50 81; Paid on DSburs-
ing Checks, s5O,455 90.
The imports Of Dry Goods this week are again large,
being sl,27s,O6a against s74o,3o2 same week last
year. The details are:
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A6NEw NASH On Thursday evening, May, IS, BY the
ssv P p sa. cS 3. Of as sy to Mary d'osn
BOYLE-GRAY-At Willsmsbursh, on "Wednesday evening"
May Il, BY the Rev. John Berg Mr. j. T. Boyle to Miss
BUTLER-JEwETT-O Thursdsy, May u.s. at West Win,
s,ed Conn by the Rev c. H. Bulkey Oliver Butler Of
Of West Wnsted, Conn.
CQLGAN-GILMARTN-o THURSDAY My L, at IT., Trans
% S Sss' ssrfsd S%sn al Of this city,
osaser George O. CIsy to Miss Henrietta NJ. Mysst., all
DEs CO0NETs-RUssELL-At the Vale of Cedars. near
hsaast1n Ky Th.,dsy Nay by the k kSDs O. aa
aaash,e1 q the late Col s. A. Russell
EDwARDs-GRIswoLD-In this city on Wodns.asJ, May
a. X the SsY Ia. d. IS: Arc Mary
FIELD-TOwNIn this city, Monday evening March BY
the j. Robinson John J. Field to Maria Ia Town. all Of
this city.
FIsHER-MlNo- Thursday May i5 at s., Thom as6
S G IL ss M: 1 corr a"s siy
Il. My Il Sss
many, TO Mra Doretha O. Snow Of New'York
MERRILL CHAPMAN AT East Hsddsm' Conn., on
Mc1 ~ Margaret laughter Of the late Col
Julius Chapman Of East Hsddam.
MOORE PALMER On Tuesday, May IS, 10 St Pspps
Moore S q Po,ys RsHn and julia Palmer d'"s'
MILLER-DEARDEN-In this city Thursday. May IS, in
John f. Church. By the Rev Geo Hare Charles
Deardssn. ali Of this city.
"a PsP ss:' .g on
u.s. by Rev Dr. Williams, Robert Peele to Anna daugh
s@h o Wednesday evening MAY H.
the Presbyterian Church by the Rev r. NJ smith MI wa,
liam u. Poole Of Newark, j., to Mira Eliza H. Rowland Of
VAN vRlNKEN-cHEsEBRoUe Wednesday, April
g. by the Rev. Lemue Coyel James Van Vranhen to Gle
Sunday May L. at the hea:
FOSTER, Alfred N. whtehorn to Maria l.. Emmett.
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8ales bp Aurtion.

A. C. FUTILE, Auctioneer,
Office, No. 81 Broadway.
A SSIGNEE's SALE of about 100 SUITES of
IA ELEGANT ENAMELED COTTAGE FURNITURE,
BEING THE ENTIRE srocK OF O. MATHEWS,
Late Of the firm of Mathews & Stscy)
TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE.
"A C. FUTILE will cell at auction on WEDNESDAY 2st,
the ST Nicholas HOTEL the entire stock Of elegant @
CLASS, ENAMFLED, PARLOR and CHAMBER COT
TAGE FURNITURE comprsng about 100 Suites Of solid sak
imitation and fancy cooring of the most exquisite designs ana
finish both with and without marble tops varying III cost om
$50 to $3.50 each. ,,, Ga.
Also Psror Chamber Dining and fancy Ch.irs settees
Exenon Tables Sidebosrds &c together with all the un
finished Stock, materials Upholstery articles, Desks store
Fixtures &c. 80 ,
Of the assigIees. .. ran
the morning of SALE and cash deposit OF 10
per cent will be require from all purchasers
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PASSENGERS Arrived

IN .tem.hip .la from LirerpooMr aud Mrs. Whitmpre
Miss Cartss Mi.s an AIKEN Mr. and Mira A. II. Campbe
Mics Hl Miss Holh Ms Tenier Mrs Sargent T. Cunard,
aml, and two servant Hon Jas Ferier jr and LADY, s.
Caw,on Stevens, y. H. Beeh Mr. Bech IT,, Lieut. Z.
Mr. Keen W. Barron, james Barron Dr. D.
Csrtays D. Conna Dua I'd de vIlsraud, Thos Ryan Me-
Lsrer Mr. Kiston Mr. AID Mrs Edmonds and servant M
Largephaten A. smith Y. Nuln, Jas Peabody, Dr. II. W.
Buck, b. H. Van Auksy, II whitmore, Mr. Brand Mr. Blrn
side r. Bambridse Mr. Bunte Misses Hunter snd
DR. A. George and lady s.1d Mrs. Bell. Mr and Mira
Shields J. w. Dearborn John Goidns IT,, Thos Jones Mr
Richie Mr Beswiek y Fate Mr. Eriranier ~ r. Cowdcn,
Mr. Campbell Mr. Moore. c. Leon, MI Richie, Mr. Lloyd
Kenyon And friend, w. GIisye, NJ, schulz Mr. HaGter, L.
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MARZN.E JOURNAL.


stesm.hips-Hermsnn, Higsns, Bremen, C. H. Hand Edin
burg Cummr &C. Glasgow, McSymop. -,
shts-Mscsuey Rogers Liverpool Everett Brown Ces'.
Isaac Webb Bryer, Liverpool c. II. Marshai slas Wright
Freeman, Liverpool, Williams Guion , p.-
Bsrks-Maria Mssdalena Wlismbret, Rotterdam Boomer
Graves Co.; NJ Rittereha, lMeckl) Wismar, 81 John
n B.. Funsh l. MeiDcke; Z. Hayes shrverck, buenos
Avre,: w w De Forest; Kong Hacon (Notw) SAvefson,
Li,bon W. F. Schmidt Co. Posthunus, (Norwl stance,
MIamiehi F. W. Schmidt Co CienfuesOs Grant, Glen
fuesos Chastelan l. Ponyert MI,
BIss-POmOns, Cook, Boston, McKee, Co. LILA
Hsfsx Wheelwrsht & CO.; Ben Dunnns, Look, Savannah
Demil Co; Lady Chapman. Firth. Ber%nds MeGsn
Csrnwas Nuevtss j. Perkins, Reindeer, OBJ Curt" Ma
tanzss Hamilton Bros 49, ,,uu ....
scbooners-John Randolph, Nckerson, HaoweIl master
Or. CON Squres Bristol MASTER President, Hull fa RIVER
master; Traveller Post, New Haven H. Hayeni Nourms'
hi Movers Bo.ton s. W. Lewis W., franklin Boston,
Dsy ton Sprasue; Denvle, Chester, Richmond, H. PER
.on Era Hamilton Boston, w. T. Herrck; Elizabeth Flea
nor PersoD. Amboy. master. ~ m, nh.
Sioops-Medan, Smith, Providence, master; 4. w. IhoIne
Davis Fall River master; Oregon Rhodes froVidehce as'e
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Red 10 In rather bs,tsf 70

~. p. /. hsId AZ 90 sar TINA Rad In rather bs,tsr
~ ~, =, 20 80 "a "a No
suep6vfsONS H.,s 10 aons In Porh f,s Immediate
,, b., 80 5"n.ra -. ais Tor forward dsiyery Tho
oe,ey nc III ~ "a ssi :, n 2, h, usss N 0d 10
seies ue S,vV o"A = D.. I,e,a.A la ths
Tor PRIME Mes, and 10 lfio y Ioi I,. az Ret.
sales are 500 bbiA Mess for August do,yefLn ~.
lower ard "a Freely offered tho aensnn , "a a.,
sales Of $50 bile at e7Gf9 FOR Country Tnms whWp q"
Country Mes, and 90 5Sd fi2 for fspsesoa wesh nss
Prime Mes ~ quiet and nominal at *tatH ne@' hsns arc
FIRM sales " 100 bbls. at eltetl7 Gu msss no r.h'1n
pIdloc fVf Hams Bacon and w.nted .ss Of 1870
boxes fus and Short Middle nib 10, Tor Deeeneer jsnas
and Feb nary delivery &C. Lard without chshf W fsa
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II. WILSON, Aucuoneer. o
A IrCThON NOTICE-Large house sale Of FUR-

"A NITURE. TAPESTRY CARPETS, PIER GLASSES,
PIANO FORTES. SILvERWARB, NC. MONDAf, way
ay comprising selection offered at auction this season
portion OF the contents here suboned: hosewoJd rsno
Forte richly carved cost $685. solid rose
wood Bosae Furniture en- suite, very expensvei carved
and with the richest material without regard to cost
large Pier Oval Mirrors with marble slabs and gut brackets
10 match marble top rosewood Center, Side and Sofa Tables
Eagere marble with heavy plate glass
doors back made order cost @ about $50 yards Ia
restry Carpets excellent order; rosewood Etsseres
and corner Stands beautiful and heavily embroidered white
Lace Window Curtns rich Brocstee Curtains and Cornees
large Gothic ption aud Chairs In
sun and embroidered Bocaee; OIL Paintings among which
may be onnd choice collection by modern artists French
Porcelain and Vases finished and painted high
perfecto heavy rosewood and mahogany Besaads
both Of the modern and Antique styes with elegant
bic top dressing Bureaus and Wshstsnds match; pure
CURED Hair Mattresses Beds Bosters and Pillows mshogsny
and maple Chairs Sofas ard Leunges oak Extension Table
black walnut do and dining Tables China Tea Sets very
decorated elegant mantle Clocks Crock
and Glassware in basement large assortment Of Silver
Spoons Forks heavy plated Casters with Gus bottles
Silver Tea service eeg sny chased and engraved large Sal
ger, with solid silver edges best Of Ivory Cutlery &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-17
TuSrs MoRRELL, Auctioneer
NRFAT SALE THIS MORNING, 104 o'clock,

NJ No 10 printed catalogue containing fuik
particulars consisting in part of splendid R,sewoood Piano
Forte by Glenn Co. Eve different new patterns in selSee
and Capenss from the celebrated factories in
Europe Rosewood Psror sas Bookesses ensmeed Cham
splendid Oak land Mahogany Extenson Dining Ia
bes solid Oak Etsgeres Side boards Oh Painting hand.
somely framed Spring Hair and common Msttresses 0ohc
Grecisn aud Cottage Bedsteads Msrbetnp DIens Bureaus
ard Wsshstads Tee Sofas Easy AMI Rpckns Chairs;
Hall Ssuds Sofa AID Lounge Bedsesds Corner and BOOK
Boxes and Sofa Tables marble Tables Cocs
&C. Also, Invoice Of superior Jewery Chains Ssmeos.
Pins ladies' Chatesns Crosses Sleeve Buttons
Brooches &c Also Hsvans and German Cigars, In boxes OF
100 B-Goods carefully packed for shipping or csrted
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A. ~ hxnvlx, Asenonesr.
by BANGS, BROTHER d. CO.-Tnde- Sale.
ID Rooms. Nc. 1sPut-ev

TUESDAY MORNING, Msy % 1855. and continuing On tAa
following day. -
PARCEL sALE-An unfivaled collection II yyOIIsr,
BOOKS .upebly bould and elegantly illustrated FORMING tbe
extensive and valuable cssous offered yesss
together with large from the American
Catalogues ready.
Also Of whom concern three eases Of
ROCKS damaged on the voyage q inporta,ioo
FRIDAY MORNING, May 2, AZ II o,e,oeh.
VALUABLE WOOD CUTS, upward Of lSoo) II which
no .ereo,ypes are in e1sence being the balance Of sso<i
Of THE LONDON PICTORIAL TINES, now discontinued
Of various sizes containing views Of places celebrated hua
nss andsespes all parts Of the world professions vsv
Illustrating remarkable passages from the latter historic. Of
England and France views Naval sksiche see hshs
pictures sailing and vessels houses &c rhesS
subjects Of the London and Paris Theatres portrss
of celebrated persons stng OF hundred Ike
Sporting subjects and sketches Of famous horses A
cultural subjects views OF machinery, ke pictures Of an
mails the Zoolo eal Gardens &C. &c &c All In perfect
working order and Of great to Publishers Of Illustrated
papers Illustrated books and albums OF all description As
sew sTFREOTYPES OF different subjects warranted ready
10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-17

Holms J. shsp' ard. Miss g. nsphsd Ma Psnes hsssrs
Bsilofs Jehs looss Mss ssisrt, H. bufae -. ~,
MhAis W Osborn Richard White. NJ yesnh.ss' "" -
Csroi. Js -. Us,elit son John Brown, A. -" bro~n
IN sfc 40, C.c,as Lap iypfas1u- 49, b<T'I
Dssby i.,an,. IS no~s,d, M. h.s.; " b Hofd. G. H.
Ws.ns bee .sA lsS, Geo y. Wood, MIS- Com" sns hs,s
VI Nm. Smith, II. Dsvdsoa MA smptsoo, 80
Bear Cap, ao,rsIi md son. J. Ward Mrs. ysJov 'nd san
%s. MR. ~ x;.P P.,a. Va. .aa .iy Rs,eo@
M, n Uolm.. and infsIt Mrs 8. r. Khs, Mrs. NJ
Derby, Nelson Taylor and family, Mrs: T. n WAs9n .ha
ehid Mrs. Myers s,d Child, Mrs Dale = n I2oeii
lin, M KIrssln and family Nj" H:n >. ~ nrs &C.,
I'd ,. VIZ h' s. .ns sa% sos. e w asia:. .ad
two Children n p Home. J. B. Fo!Fer ard family Mrs
D.r,sr n.s Prize T. Burke L. y. C.sss: Mr. herseaned
and family J. l. Bfent Dr. dill, J. T. smith, g. A. Johnsoe,
Dor and ,.rv B. Rutisrfor3 snd LADY. M stone and
family Mr., Lsdd MIS- Stone ard ,s,sr Mr. Lad and Bro
Hardy and boy W. '. Robbins, Mr. Miller, Z. B9ei snd
Or Nicholson and servant Dr. Hitchcock. A. Ro6nson Mr.,
B.prett Lieut. Stone o. s. A, C. A. Lppencott, H. W.
s.wsl J. Gardner z Pstt w L. Vale, II. @. lnsham
Mrs Wan Mr., Fsrrinston, v s. woodruff JONI Howell
Campbell and family, Mrs. Whitney, Mr.. Packard w A
Abbott lady and child Sherry H. Craig Wm Heise T. pa
Wis WIN Fsgr Jas Cogsve NJ. Senhart, O. Woodbnrn srs
Willis and children, s. Wheelwrght, w H. aud w Cnsm-
b.rlait VIM Watts D. Hads II Rude, w Grad s. Pearson,
D. Mslyu c. Malvn J. Stanford n hoeeins a. soo1s n'
Dana and family Mr ssrkweaber and family, Geo hoeson
Lieut. Chapman r. ~, Mr.. Stnrt Mr. Trss, NJ Aaruhas
Can't Lawrence Mrs Curtis z. d. Dennis, Mra oayon snd
ehd Ran Runrels Bearer Of Dispatches from Panama o. r.
C;u,se J. Treat and others in Cabin and steerase;
In tie abr Yoyktotcn, from Iguddin, r. h-Mi' Masee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-17

Carl Bergmanns tenth Sacred Concert, and last out
enc Of the present series, will take place tomorrow
evening at the City Assembly Rooms These concerts
are emnently worthy the attention Of the musical
,rbl:c. Robert Schumanns grand symphony in ID
minor; Waverly overture, by A. Berioz, and Robes
pierre, by Littolf, iorm,part of the programme.
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=. CoLroS, Auc,ioneer.
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

" CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MIKKoRS, 81. COZ
at the Auction Rooms No 50 sset@agt very large ..'ort-
comprising part several suites of rosewood Palo
velvet mahogany and rosewood book
vardobes msrbetop dressing bureaus naretop center
card dining aud extension tables French plate and oval mir
rors; oil painting; tapestry thee,py and ingram csrpess
and glass silver plated tea ssts brush eued
nspe and oak chas bedesds kc Also several dozen
finished and bedse.ds &c Sale peremptoy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-17

TIE Hudson County Board OF Chosen tIee nOldsrs
rssI issd on "Wednesday by the election Of w.
a Re ola Board adopted for the present b9aa Ednna
Kip~san3 elected County Collector Janfn M New
All ss elected Of Public Rudntn and the
sssoun. of county for the next year wee hIea Sv9
a School The quota Of oboo, money due 70 the
county the State and received from the sate
4 n. mn viii he due on the lst Of ocsober next.
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8. BARKER, Auctioneer.
A PEREMPTORY SALE of VALUABLE

"A BROApWAY PROPERTY at AUCTION-s BAR
KER Auctioreer, will sell TUESDAY, May "a, at II
o'clock the Merchants Exchange eight VALUABLE LOTS
ON the Of Broadway and 6ss belonging TO
the Ladies' Union Aid Society established for the aged and in
firm NJ E. church, being tosether l6 feet inches on
6lst ~ inches Broadway This property IS
immediate vc ty Central Park being 80 fee. from
sth.v Bloch from the junction Of ana
stay the present terminus Of the Shav Railroad WIN DC
sold free from all and asses,msn Terms oers sna
nsde Known on application TO BARKER, Aucsoneer NO.
IA Pine.st; w C WETMORE, esq No 81 Walsti or Mira
f. FARR No 500 Broadway where Maps, &C. may De mao
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N SALE of valuable FOUNDRY and

"A MACHINE PROPERTY, at New. London, Conn1Ths
Estate OF the late LoIdOn Foundry and Machine WORKS
,nsstpg OF Real Estate. Steam Engines PlsniGg Msches
General Machinery Lshes Tools &c with large and vsu
Inc on hand will sold public auction on the
goth day of May instant aes 70 commence ~ ntins On
Wster the Habor having wharf with COCO dspn
dock Mortgage OF 52U on the
Rea Estate may be continued For further particulars see
cculss which will be forwarded to order and distributed on
the dsy Of sale Tems Of $50 and under cash above
$500 10 GO days interest ado above 5000 months
added approved endorsed at bank
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Dr. Thomas ID. Andrews, for several years past ply
scian Of the Eastern Dspensay hac sent in his resgna-
Ron as Physician to that Institution. This will be re-
Ereted by thousands Of the sick and afflicted who have
received medical services at his hands.