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senseless chatter. l looked at her i'm
ploringly. She now seemed double
Platoons of preserves, fanked by stout
plates of cakes, went circling around the
table, inside of 2:40. Her beautiful 'au-
burn ringlets' looked fercely red, and
wreathed like snakes around her head,
uedusa-like; then she appeared trans
formed into bottle, her neck the cork,
with an hundred fiery corkscrescs strug-
Cling to pull it out"
30 Harry!'
"Fact. She appeared so hen."
"She was not all your fancy painted
her p
"Pro6-ably, it was too much for me.
Hastily arising from the table, and stead
ying myself with a chair, begged the
duality to excuse me, having an engage
ment which | had quite forgotten in her
pleasant society. How I managed to ex-
press myself then, is wonder to me
now. The two heads turned towards
me; the four eyes seemed to shoot fire.
balls.
go! Mr.. Harris, the spectre exclaim-
ed, you are not well. How deathly pale
you look!
Il tried to speak, but sudden upris-
ing prevented; the proof was before her.
1t needed no confirmation of mine 10 as
sure her acas sick
Il sprang towards the door, jerking
the cloth. and racing CONNECTIONS off the
tablet was a pure accident, however,
as a rent in the linen had caught on a
button of my coat. was soon in the
cool air on the road home, my outraged
stomach having left in the hall and stair
ways of the Pumpkin House marks of
It's revenge.
Il was sick for week meantime the
affair got all over town-greatly exagger-
ated, however. 1t was reported by the
lawyer l was drunk. and old Pumpkins
was going to bring an action of 'trespass
on the case against me for heavy DANA
ges."
"Pxmpkins must have been hard old
vegetarian, if you could not have ap-peas-
ed him."
"Likely; but he was justice of the
peace, and considered himself some in
Squash Ioacn. thought l had better
not put in a contcstor, as had business
South. left the next day after my re.
coverv. and haven't been back already"
What became of Araminta and Tom
Ckent?"
"Oh. they united, and he has neae
Client yearly, whom Arcminta feeds on
preserves other oun make"
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SUPPRESSION OF GAMlNG.-Accordiug
to to the Union Of April 2Sth, the Act to
prohibit gaming, received the executive
sanction, and is now in full force and ef-
feet throughout the State. The bill
reads:
AN ACT
To prohibit Gaming.
The People Of the State Of California,
represented IN Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follosos:
SECTION l. Every person who shall
deal, play, carry on, open, or cause to be
opened, or who shall conduct, either as
owner or employee, whether for hire or
not, any game of Faro, Monte, Roulette,
Lansquenet, Rouge ct Noir, or any bank
ing game played with cards, dice or any
device, whether the same be played for
money, checks, credit, or any representa-
ton of value, shall be guilty of felony,
and on conviction thereof shall be pun
ished by Imprisonment in the States Pris-
on for term not exceeding two years.
and by fine not exceeding FIVE thousand
dollars.
SIC. 2. Every person who shall bet,
hazard, or play money, checks, or any
thing of value against said games men,
toned i'll the previous section, shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and
shall, on conviction thereof be fined not
exceeding five hundred dollars, and i'm
prisoned in the county Jail not exceeding
six months.
SEC. 3. No person otherwise compe-
tent as witness, shall be disqualified
from testifying as witness, either before
grand or petit jury, concerning the Of
fenses mentioned in the foregoing Sec
tions, on the grounds that his testimony
may criminate himself, but such testimo-
ny shall be reduced to writing, and no in
dictment or prosecution shall afterwards
be brought against him for said offenses,
concerning which he has. testified as
witness.
Sec. 4. The District Attorneys of the
various counties ofthe State shall receive
one hundred dollars for every conviction
under this Act, to be collected out of the
property of the party so convicted.
SEC. s. Every person who shall know
ingly permit any of the games mentioned
in the first section to be played, conduct
ed or dealt in any house owned by him
or her, in whole or part, or rented by him
or her, in whole or part, shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor, and on conviction shall
be fined FIVE thousand dollars, and i'm
prisoned in the county Jail six months.
Approved April 9th, 1857.
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THE AMERICAN HORSES IN ENGLAND.
1t seems that the string ofhorses taken
to England by Mr.. Ten Brock, two of
whom were reported some time since to
be amiss, are likely to dispute the palm
of superiority with the English racers, af-
ter all. Porter's Spirit ofMe Times says
:-"ln the official list of horses at work,
and declared to be in readiness for train
ing, we find, under the name of d. Palmer
Mr.. Ten Broeck's string, enumerated as
follows: 'Lecomte' Prior 'Prioress' and
'Belle'-a recently purchased two-year-
old flly, by Slane. out of Miss Fairfield,
whose breed is uneNceptionable." The
Spirit thinks that MIR. Ten Broeck's first
effort will be for the Ascot prize cup, the
intrinsic value of which is but SO 800, al
though its worth as trophy would be
beyond price in the eyes of Uncle Sam
uels fast children. Our contemporary re-
marks, 1--WE cannot well see, indeed,
how, with such a tearn-notorious for all
the requisite qualities of speed and en-
durance, trained after our fashion of fore
ing the pace from end to end-he (Mr
Ten Broeck) can fail in accomplishing
the victory with one of the trio, unless
his Jockeys be seduced into the English
custom of making waiting race of it.
That's just the way we look at it. live
beat them, it will not be in race where
speed alone is the desideratum, but in {
trial which will call for the exhibition o
all the qualities of thorough bred racer
IN Y Dispatch.
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The PrG AND THE MoCKING Bird


Mr.. Gossee, in the history of the birds Of
Jamaica. gives an amusing account of
the mocking bird. The hogs are, it
seems, the creatures that give him the
most annoyance. They are ordinarily
fed upon the inferior oranges, the fruit
being shaken down to them in the eve
ming hence they acquire the habit of re-
sorting to the orange tree for lucky
windfall. The mocking bird, feeling net
tied at the intrusion, flies down and be-
gins picking away at the hog with all its
might. Piggy, not understanding the
matter, but pleased with the Utilization,
gently lies down and turns up his broad
side to enjoy it. The poor bird gets in
agony of distress, pecks and pecks again,
but only increases the enjoyment of the
luxurious intruder, and is at last compell-
ed to give it up.
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~ A Rhode Island clergyman re-
Gently illustrated his argument in favor
Of corporeal punishment for children by a
pleasant piece of witticism. He said
that "the child when once started in
course of evil conduct, was like loco
motive on the wrong track-it takes the
sacitch to get it off,"
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CONGRESS-, before adjourning, apPro-
priated $4,000, for renewing the fnrni-
ture of the Executive mansion at Wash
ington, and $4,000 for putting in repair
and embellishing the grounds.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-05-16

HTruth is open, und;sguised; error
skulks about in sink holes.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-05-16

~ Let reason 60 before enterprise.
and counsel before every action.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-03

A UCfroN sALK-RICu AND DESIRABLE HOUSE
pier glasses, works Of art kc the residence 20 twenty
street. OF ffrh H. LkEns,
OF said house. embracing elegantly carved
ro,ewcod parr suits In wrench saun SIND rosewood esnre
and aide tables ladies' rosewood secretary with mirror doors
carved rosewood wood
bookcase rosewood panetors
sd with stool and large French plate pier
oval mir onou and bronzet clocks heavy Lace and
csel curtains; magnificent china vases imported by the
fnan and bspne figures elegant Brussels
aud also large varev OF oil paintings Nv old
sts ood extension dining dining chairs
cut glassware ais silver ware consisting OF gesersi
sorpeni used cass families The besroeus fsrnsre
embraces sd rosewood and mahogany bedreads marble
burcas vashs,aros toilet m,rrorz. ingram a,d
sb feather beds holsters and puloss oouoterpanes shse
pillow blsnkets also, AL the tchen aandry and
basement ulensis cooking ladder he~e
pipe ooohpg utspss NJ almost every kind desep
on, Parties
sale whn about gong 70 housekeeping viii be able q ind
thing that article Of WI
the hhehen "a attic will be sold without
TONS tsie positive No tosponemep, any rnh
heinz uulmlted he will
sausiactory cssh dcpos from every purchaser.
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" u LUDLOW. AUCrIONEER-- SALE
IL ofyaiusble propertyon Madison second and Third
pne. Thirty fourth, Thirty seventh, Thirty eighth Fifty
eeln, Fifty ninth and 6Ity first at auction ba1oaRg
TO !tcos Vapderpoo Jr.E D. LUDLOW a co. will sell 81
sSc ON On "Wednesday April 1857 at Il O'Clock at The Mer
aDIsON AVENUE-ons lot on the southwest corner Of
Madison 'eet rs by g. with the foar
lots sdJonlng on the az enue, A11s by 90.
MADISON AVENUE-One lot soubeast corner OF Madison
and 1Mrteth street 2g by 100 with the four
Jonir 8 ON ,he avenue 2Io by u o feet.
THIRTY SEVENTH sTREkI-Une lot on the north side OF
Thirty seventh street. l feet east Of Madison avenue lot
thirty. EIGHTH srREEr-One lot on the south side of
Thirty eighth street IL the rear OF the above adjoining zons
kECOND AvENUH-One lot the southwest corner of
Second and Fifty seventh street 5 with the three
adjoining on te avenue, each Is by 100 feet.
AXTYfIR6T sTRkET-rwo lots the south side of
SIXTY first street. LOG feet Of Third
feet. Houses 70 be set back five feet
THIRTY FOURTH STRkET-0ne lot on the north side of
joining the Middle Dutch church, 2619s feet.
THIRD AVEFUE-Three lots the porsheasf corner OF
Third avenue and my eighth street; each 49, IL los feet
FIFTY EI0hTH STRkET-Three lots the north side Of
Fifty eighth street los feet Third
feet inches Houses to be set hack feet.
FIFTY NINTH STREET-ThIee lots the south side OF
fiy ninth street. In tho Of the above; each xlOO
feet inches Houses TO be set back feet
Every lot put up viii be actually sod TO the highest bidder
mortgage for years at per cent;
The property will be sold subject 10 the usual MURRAY Hin
resricna Houses erected no. to be less than width Of lots
sod.
of the property full particulars be At the
Office OF auctioneers. NO. IA Pine street.
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r. 9ssR! I I.s So ..p,s., rnrRsoAY AsD

Is pr,aay Aprii and he cabinet warereom. Of Mr.
A Pewter No. 10 sasi Broadway ofJeserson street.
entire II made sAhnsf furniture without
.ae owner declining cuisines cousisisr Of viz
uiis elegantly carved
WITH blue as golf green rad broca
,si: in plnfh ard heircoth sso complete suites upho
ready for coverns 70 suit the purchsser aso
Of arous cred IN hsrccfh, r1sevood
csrr ofs and side tables richy caree ard sta
tusry marble escioies, sewing chairs of different
styes reception chairs accretsss &c DinngrooEs furn
ture rbes buncts chairs do side ,abes
on rn. cab ard mrhe-any Gningroom suits Redroom
Rosewood ca-Ned bedstacs armour glaze rich
In rarv,S bnrcanx rosewood NAL and bscs wAlE
VI rarble iopf soimodcs cribs arm and iaucy ttrs
.ovsr,s n rr~s va asd couches,
ard s>retatss: srre asorrcnt or the best hair
,sstfresrs All tktse articles warranted IN every
.,e hetog a. he rn nrfauYe tie well known propris.
20 ana viii rcst.veiy sad without soserve They can be
,er 9Th fatassus days fore nc ale Terms
ave nufrihss eos viii anshd andtod 1t some future
time.
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wv. NJTfFRS AUCTIONEFR-WTT.b sHLL TfFTS
W day ~ TO- o'ccck, % No sats street OPPOSITE me
Rs al tle iurElre Ac the aheut 20
rcws elrrsnt vHor Brusses csrpe,s ar,a Fresch
plate mirrors, very noe OF psnuags bv % masters
suts 're tabes, hau And dinne ssl;s
wns,oo thes saied ware CUTLERY china and glass nsrhe
sud Oher bureaus aud wsshatands
rrhfenv and other kelse and Other
frssafs faher hcis wsfdfoHes t,sah4r with atge gusn
NV Fefer Ac Tbs stsit Uoray The
ss,n az fsDs VEL dealera tho viii be
" 'nd 20 10 hfhef tidsr. Issipaes early pWs
log q ssp
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. RARE oFroRruNIfY FoR aEN1IEMaN-a. =

4. RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR GEHTLEMsN-G
" sSlgn win eel auction, aondsy. Aprl s. at ,
osoct on the prerass about fifteen acres ot land
alias ID Ming stree; real. nearly quarter Of
lnr being the residence OF the lac Esben Pr<
d.easrd the said place bong J. miles village of
poff chester. aud and New Haven Rairoad
depot d beautiful lsec for country dence ,he
avn. housr. stthouaes. With first rate well Should
dsy prove stormy the sac Will tale place nrs, fair DAY.
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A ucrroN SALE or ELEGANr HOUSEHOLD rUsNr.

A UCTfON sAl.E or kLEGANf HOusEHOLD FCRNT-
~ TURF rosewood psnefore tret eli plate Eisss.s
" shiIB Auctionecr WIN sell on FRIDAY. april Srss dayi
NJ 1OT clOcs, al Tie household farn IN
boufc IN Clinton place. NacdouRal srce
psft rosewood double ps, suit broca'e DO 10 aNr
two splendid per sse slas and brackets, sooscss~s
rosewood centre table,, tapestry, three
ingram throughout sngi.h oicoihs
and mahogany hcesds bureaus marble tops
wsebstanis N match, toilet oval
sBiel css, heavy brocsie ard lace curtains shades
with Assorfnsnt of dining
ufe croctery cxilerv, plAed duing
tables. tOfas mahogany chairs and
chair three spcndld portable broa.e
chapdeerr, Ac &c The sac peremptory,
Will without. reservation he ngher bidder cash de-
wiil he requ
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fxT henry VI. IrEDs co --ov FRfrAv APRIL
ID roe, vc residence 2t Henry ree- brS.k
yn septeei househad furniture eynsstna OF Brsses s.d
nrss black walnut lounge IN lereri tables con-
modes bureaus wsshesnds eeat chairs, bsckN ana.
ard cst btJssss end shaving stand. chlug cnrsns iro1
frure ruantfi etrcks hair order back
~sn, nsrhe bsne ao ie tables sxtsns0s table am
rsi-s 81 slob. s1f varsity o. ktcte3 mrbiurr, NIB
rbcr re sae wil unmerfe.
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DY A y. ". sGHltNck -aLf0A ANT FAIR or
ID Lortes and pa this day Apitt ~ g. iher sses
roo g Nassau street, clock. sgperb span o. dsrk
sfeWs long tail hor 70 Lands So years ca wsrraaeo
perfecuy sound -nd set' o uncom nsn ~ = ~ =
and action have rord t1gchsp n ij and fsf beauty se
speed cprblned cAno b ur assed As N eegas.
S.r- uhrsep bult Wood Brothers also hcar a hght
SeNfc harese; s.ee POLE eans steel fnlrra e. Osn
kcss ronorr &C. The whole esfablehmen cf "" prssen
pwssss Of two dlsrs and vii y posfve.
" scb botf also hs osifhrsed hrse esNn,
per<ss In end the nes laws htre
the oonrry ole, TOO ard siaEe hsrnss sas several
y roe harness. Sc
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uCrlON NOTICE -EDGERE b. FRANKLIN. AUC-
"A toneer-By E. B. FRANKLIN CO-kxansve sale
Of superior mahogany oak and walnut furniture
carpets &c, &c TO morrow 'tsaturdA,) morning. At l0S
O'Clock, ~ saiesrCom IS Comprising
eight psror sns covered hscloth silk plush French
satin brocAte medallion reps; solid chamber SUITE
enanened chamber iurnture DC Also paror sofas ese
nses hungef oaomsns vohshe easy reclining and fancy
spleHdh secretary and library bookcases eeseres sde
besrea wsrdrobes bedsteads bureaus washstands, &C.
Also several Gilt frame French plate mrors OIL paioogs
china A. alver plated onzed iron furnu
Offering favorable opportunity to the trade house
keepers and Others In furniture. N. R-Be
terpive catalogues morning OF SALE aRd all goods
~ represented Packing for shipment carefully done
tbe premises.
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NAL.ne Ar AcCrAOn.


ID A cRIkT0N AUcrrosEHa -COLB CHLTCS
o'o,osS Al he Aerch&xtg Exchange g. i.-The iva
ssary and houses and ts Of GrcuSd -
Houses eea IN wih brick and have marble uansels IN
DE rsYuYs mahogany folofng door 10 los 2blIt0 e
Also end attic frame house flied
Win nYios south side of ION stSocA oesweon rhbd
and rcarh containing seven vooms and dc eoo
BILE psrsors wtkf King doors he mA,bs manteh and mo-
ern paylovs hack basse,t and Croton and
niee gs,den- Lot 23II01 ferns-hAi remain bon
aud mortgage for three ye1s
nY A. ]. BLlECKER-oN SATURDAY, APRIL L. AT
the SIDE OF PRs betvesn twenty ouyth
FL tn IN the Eighteenth wArd and Nos All and
AS Fin. avenue FERNS liberal and tile untispuSole
n HoUGH, AuOrJoNBeR -ELE5 AHr HOUSE
~. hold furniture this dsy Friday April at l1ts
M, n 24S West twenty bird street. between Eighth and
Ninh Al the entire csaas Of The hooso whoh
IN fine order spd embraces large assortment Of rich
and sod without Sale the
pavors al Ion precisely baaemeot Ourtsns
tables o@k suit in o>s noe5osvd &c. tossher with
unusual variety of china dinner and pae&
&c &c. In tie Daylors spgih tauesy pes tnree
sone eewood eues IN riso and fpshoYabe ooveros so
eeferes and ode tables pier aud oval gh
glasses fupurb china sn1 mantle deooraous bronze
Snc cher clocks gas Cultures AZ dne oil Panbg' by Tho
celebrated rosewood oAve paDoa rely carved
rosewood 6oohcAso made BY HutsnIpgs and s2j Eng
Mb balf oiclofnS rosewood hAt stand velvet STAIR
tpey cnyved end mahogany bodseads sst
tine cured hal mattresses and bedding BRUSSELS - m
gram carpets mahogany SOFAS and sofa bed bureaus cos6s
yocbers "a altogether matiDg assertment well o<thy
the attention OF buyers everything In 70 be posves soh
and NO poe;popeDen account Csta,osneP
t snd can be had a the hsuse The Office Of he
~
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IN VI LUDLOW. AUCrIONEEK.

~ NJ LUDLOW. AUCTIONEEh.<
~. Perempory sale q concern, valuable pro-
perry en Church ana keade streets at auction
r.. Ii. LUDLOW A co. win sell ut auction Thursday,
Aprils At ~ O'Clock, At the Merchants krchsnge:-
Church street.-The boute No street on
the west side adjoining the lot the
Beade sree-House and lot No II Reade street, opposite
Rim street.
Une1cepuonable titles, and large
bond and mortgage
Mspe and full particulars the oce the auconeers
No. IL Pine street.
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VI uLIAM ?. BOYD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w nss ~ standard roses he mpoyasioe OF " aEsa;
~ Defz place Long isand4EO. p1CdCLS VII sci
No. 81 RAsssu street Saturday,, Aerl NJ
10Y coch ef s.anAar6 and .4if stan
dsrs yoess grace esneA raspberry and eue. e
~ thrsohery BON the celebrated nuyseyy OIL BOIL, Ash
All wsrsnted tue " name and carefully soiessed-
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a VCri0E NoTICE aTHos. BELL, Az fIoNEER-BY
n BELL BrsH-This day, ct l0L O'Clock in the sales
roms II North William street. will be sold The furniture OF
family sving housekeeping comprising the usual
srses in the line, oicloth stoves CRATES
bureaus sofas chairs, &c ALSO trunks clothing. mems
satisfy Judgment valuable wacbes chains rings foe
9uns, musheis, ~ cans marking fuid. counting house
desks &c Large sale Saturday. Thursday,
some furniture Prince and Greene All
line attended either the the pre-
mser.
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w uiday 1.-TWO o'clock in the alfrnoou, 81 lt7 Csual
street, The entire Eenoe parlOr chsmher dining aat
hrhen fntnqfe o. ola family bgeskiar up hoisetee ing
and vel wthy ~ iae etTuton Of dealers vet nouse
k'e0rs Ne ne Whole viii be sold whou rhsssle
vi reFde every hing IRON pot 20 piano Ia the
10usekeeTirU line.
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uORsRs, CARRIA0Es FURNITURE. &C.. AT AUG.
III uon-1be subscriber will sell ~ pulc auction the
Of the late Charles H. Seymour Ravenswood.
Friday April 1881 At 10 O'Clock n. the following
clss VIII pair matched carriage horsea stylish dr
two horse kockawsy one horse carriage;
light spring fancy wagon; common spring soe6
harness bells robes and 10, of ming
salt hay bees In hive large not excellent
9Geer with An assortment az household aud hchen farn
nne. Sale positive, order execurir
Chnries II. seymour. ROE H. SMITH, Aucxioneer,
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n UCrIoN NOTICE SAMUEL OsGOOD 4 CO., AUG.
"A toners, will SELL 10 morrow Saturday ~ ox o'clock
their 81 Nassau aud
second hand hoosebod fu n,ue comprising rosewood
suits the hnest qualities rich decorated
sofA beis lour ces, dressing buveaus washsAnds
wadrobes bedstea3s and bedding, pure south Asre
hair bookcases, tete atetes tables
chs card and marble top centre tables solid OAK cha
Al,o sewing machine House furnishing
~ description second hand furniture. carpets, &C.
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ny HENRY 3, LEEDS co.-oN SATURDAY. APEu
- a. IL O'Clock In front of No e
TO phytctans and othersA handsome DARK brswn mare
eight old sixteen hands high and stysh driver
minutes Also gig and As.,ess new last fam have eeen
Lavfence has been used but few mes and 10 perfect
order good $780, VIII be sold without
Al CANT travelling chariot nearly and
der; cost 81 200; sold for want of Alse singe
har' So made by one Of best makers Also, second
Ia 4 harness.
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A CcfloN NoTICE.-EUoENE Il. FRANKLIN 4 co.
n svctBecss IS Nassau street. In returning thanks Z,
pecsuDy splct their friends
no. sses III furniture nj private resdencas
heir IS Nassau sIeet 10 which particular attention vii
b. pae.
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ENoR HAVANA AND NEW oRLEAys-rHr UNITED
I States mail s,eanship CAHAWBA Captain James n
Bulo~h viii commence receiving freight Tnssday arrii
and SCI or ne sec'c pors on Monday April i3 siz
LIVINGSTON, CsocHsRos CO.. il Par %S 'sa se'
r mail line-1he steamer AUGUSTA, Captain
woodruff vin leave on saturday, 9Th Arr four ca-,s
r. N from pier NO North river Bills OF Isdrs gr "A IN
nosI For iresh or psasAre apply " L. Mff0HiLI. Il
81, DO Pustks, f Steamers ords cnnner, Al s.vsn
nsh With steamers rom New rork tuesdays and
L'OR sAyANNAH,--THn SUPERIOR srpEwgEyr
~ steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Captain " HarIie esr
Ding me Onned States mall ~ sail from rhade ,or
Savannah on taturesy, April Z. at 10 O'Clock l,ta
s,esrags o. mex s. VII sss again =. s,1s y.
April y The STAFF or GEnPGTA satis eor ,b .i..,a,
Saturday, April n. A. bEkoN in, Aren't PhilaielpGa
II N.rih whar'es.
L'oR CHARLESTON Ann rLoRfD.- wryRfy
~ nited tiaes maj lnr.--iks uagufi, ont st.snshu
NO NOT river on sNaIday, krrl & a. o'co.k =.
precstl For iregt srriv bod where al hills Of
adME " !. ~ sgnei, ard ior pessnga the IN SPiF-
ss, yn l,,tSis ~ sfoaissy abe se.r'hp
Wednes sprl The fsvor's sn3rar Ca.o ~ ma ..
regular rigs 70 Fernntns aid ne rsrio,s l.nssgs IN
he ~ johns r er. tluida cr'nerirr Nth tie d .ner
.rm New York snd lea me- ilpra sioa every Tuesiag
itroue- &c. t.s 70 Sscssoovlle sl' io Piatss ~
EoR sosFoLE AM RICHMOND. rSfcvp
leaye Cor hc q ove ,ces on saturday n.t a. q il S
r. NJ doB pier Is North river She will srrt,e al No-f,s
en- sunday afternoon and ~ chmond on Moatsv wornrr
,, srs W. TS ne ss vii rrcees as, ne
ycers viii frd THIS The cespe p'essan'sst ana MOI ssos
dhou- route. Pesssee $40 fsre incia5Ds sfNs 10
fcrrf -, Pe'esehurs snf rrhuoud SO Stosraee haf
Price tppb isJUDLts PbrAsASrs "a BrONs1.
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a uOfloN NoTICE.sALE OF BROWN HORsE-EU
n CANE b. FRANKLIN. AuctioneeY-BY B. e. FRANK.
LIN co TO tsa,urdAy) 10Y ociock, opposite
sa)esroom 80 Nassau street. will be sold without
DARK brown horse M hands high sound and kind all har
IN ttyish and last traveller
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~ g. yEIIoR AucTroSExR-BY W. s. MRLLoR&
Cu-saiuidav April q ., 1oii oclo k, at sslerooni
~ and 10 Ferk wilt be sold sdvances fce
Wcot snd mahogany psuoios sCvera superb oil sni nEs
nv q Cestcs French plate rsrs and
tells several freucA mante cocks wn solid brunye ggrs
N heauifu teasbs so nvoce Of French clns vases,
ichy decorated ana squanty OF second hand furutne.