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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07
From Kansas.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-There have been
very serious troubles in Kansas, growing out
the refusal of Gov. Geary to appoint a man
named Sterrad as Sheriff. An indignation
meeting was held, which some of Geary's
friends attempted to interrupt. Three Of them
were wounded and Sterrad himself killed.
The affair has caused great excitement, and a
general fight is anticipated. The Governors
residence is guarded by troops.
CongressionaL-There has been much ex-
element in the House in consequence of a
resolution for the expulsion of Gilbert coming
up. A motion to reconmit was tabled by a
vote of 100 to 70. GiIbert's defence will be
heard tomorrow.
In the Senate the bill to admit Minnesota
as a State passed. The Senate concurred in
the amendments made by the House to the
Ocean Telegraph bill.
AID FOR WALKER.
New YORK, Feb. 26.-The steamship Ten.
nessee sales to-day for San Juan with men
for Walker.-AdUocGte.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07

1.-THE New York Mirror says that the
Burdell Murder Excitement is still kept MP, the
fact being known that the Grand Jury are in
~vestigating the case. There was an immense
crowd Of the curious around the new court
house, ihronging the corridors and the Gem
eral Session room this forenoon, as if respecting
momenrarily TO hear the Grand Inquest an
nounce the result Of their deliberations.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07
SOUTHERN SENTINEL.
WILLIAM p. BRADBURN.
Editor and Proprietor.
PLAQUEMINE:
Saturday, March 2, 1857.

GIVE occupy considerable space in our pa
per to-day with a communication from G. w.
r. BAYLEV, Esq, to the Crescent, on the subs
ject of closing Bayou PIaquemine, which from
the known ability and experience Of the writer
as q civil engineer and scientific man, will be
read with interest by o large number of our
readers.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07
The Floating Esnrnca.

1ne e'roHs going and fun loving population
must not forget that The Floating Palace viii
% here on Monday, with three Circnses com.
oined. They will see something vastly supe,
nor t. anything in that line that has b
exhibited here for some time.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07
FOR SHERIFF.

Mr.. Editor: Please announce me in -FOUR paper
as an Independent Candidate for Sheriff.
ian31 J. NJ. RILS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07

" There is a great excitement in New
York. relative to the disappearance of Mr..
Erastus I, DeForrest, a wealthy Young man
who has been missing for II days, under cir
cumstances which induce the suspicion Of foul
play. $1,000 reward is offered for his bodv,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07
EDEs ASSESSOR.

C. We are authorized to ANNOUNCE U. S
HAASE as a candidate fol Assessor-eIection
next November. feb7
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07

URecently the wife of a citizen Of Peters.
burg, Va, gave birth to a child with two
tongues. The account does not state wheth-
er it was a "gal" baby or not.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07

u There is n man in Cincinnati in possess
sion of a powerful memory. fIe is employed
by the Humane Society 10 remember the
poor"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07

UThere we're two egregriOus errors made
last week 10 the notice Of Mr. Erwin to Tax
Payers and Others. 1t Is now corrected ard
inserted as written.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23
yyhaIers,

Bark j. D. Thompson. Waterman, Of N B., at Tombez Dec
l. with l. 80 bbls. whale OIL all we'll go
Ship BARCLAY Fuller B. of River Plate March l3 with
23n bbls. .p., Loco DO. VII oil, al well. -. .
Ship and susan Of ~ b. az Bermuda PM % OIL not
stated put with all hands down With the curyy would pro-
cure vegetables aud proceed home 10 few days - - 81.
Arr London 18th ship Phenix Pendleon North
Ocean Honolulu Dec. Is. with 80 bo sp 400 VIII and vo
Also an ship Mosu Clark North Pacific Ocean Honolulu
Nov g. with 900 bbls VIII. oil and 1900 Ds tbone Also on
freight 81 bbls. sp. oil. . =.
Magurs Bay Feb 3 the following vessels: Bark Neptune
IS whales; bark Andrews New Bedford 10 whales scnI
T. l. Frost, Honolulu, whales schr Henry, San
10 whales There u ships in Lee Bay averaging ~
apiece. .,,.. -, Nv..
AT at Hobart Town Feb shepherdess Watrous, Of hy'
tie, from a cruise, oil not stated. ,,.L II
A. Msurtus March D, Samuel Robertson, bsococa Ssa
from Desoaton Island Feb and 81. Psus harch ~, ~
Ibis oil put in 18th for medical advice floneei' LN -
n b.. repg James Edwards Murray. of n b. D.. . IT
Touched Fayal previous 18th ult fafsa bicb
from Cape Verde Islands with Is bbs humps ~
she landed and .od recruited and sailed 70. y.e.
Touched at Port PraJa March ., Stafford risNS' A. ~
from Fsyal oil IS last reported ruN Mr. ieO VII
OF River of Plate March Is Barclay fuier " d.
go %. on board -, -. s,.,,.n Cook Of Prov.
incetown. from cruise 10 the western i''A' Wv ~ ~
Spd.ep@Msy Cape RoIo R. n smiles 'eaI; .Se'i1 7e
Doane Cook Of and from ProSincet0~n' H'' ' " 'P1 "
NM 10 la. % % lon "a Antarctic Of Provinee'own 10 toa
-. - ~ Oh report Of oil omitted by telegraph
No 6.ts Ia, Is s. lon as schr Chantlceer Dyer Of fro'
~ Nm pron,o MAY n l.. month. out 80 bbs
~ Elsr n B. with 1880 bbls. Olhad taken 900 sp
n re- April a. bark Morning Star Cleayesnd n g.
~ March III saw bark Sarah. Rounseyee, Of Malta
nois-,t a River Plate boiling sp. whale. 49, .
i.n al p g lon. . w, snip Cor!olans Nash, OF Mystic
with Is bis sp oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23
Disasters. &c.

BERLIN Worcester County, May 20
The scl H. Gushing Capt Godfrey came ashore on me
beach 18Th met She from Cardena bound 70 fhladePha
With cargo OF moasses. The vessel is half full OF water
NASSAU. y. p May y, 1851
We regret 70 inform you that wrecker has Just arrived and
ports tha. the ship Brewer, of and from New tor
Gibraltar with provisions has been ashore on our BANK ana
has taken assistance from thirteen wreckng vessels AFTER
ghtenug about bb Of -four $50 the wreskes ep9r sue
came and her TO this port 10y letter 10
ElwoOd Walter go. 4, n cal
ALTER received in Charleston dated at Nassau ~ F. 9Th
inst saws that just heard Of the loss OF he rrench
brir Charles LFveque master from iayti bound 10 hayr
Her cargo consisted of 400 bags of coffee She was wrecked
AZ Back Rock Adkins Island. Her was all saved and
t ye.seIs arrived here to-day with portion Of H. aud the
master and crew are expected with the balance .
ScHR GEoRGfASA Kingston ia, Is stated TO be TOR New
Vol not Baltimore the fourth day out ana
bore away Fortune Island and In getting into haDo run on
leak increase. Her cargo was All
IN damaged condition Subsequently she left for Nassau N
epairs but becomg unmanageable, she run ashore O.
save the lives of the who were rescued rom the "IA
ay. after and taken Nassau The vessel owned by
Sias Beschuan and with the freight insured in Phlade
phia Cargo supposed insured In this city:
SHIP ELzABETH New Orleans lying in the stream az
dragged her anchors night Of 18TH and came in collision
with the Admiral saying hole III her DO" and oner
wise iujurug her. ,A,A.
a. anchor about one from Long Beach showing signal Of
distress She 600 and has painted ports steamer
r 3 Forbes would 60 o her assistance -,
SHIP schr Eyeina Sawyer at Charleston loth
inst from Nassau p reports On the l2h inst saw large
hin GOT of bv the wrecker Nassau She had been ashore
on h Riding Rocks and laden with 100 hogsheads OF to-
bacco -four s.. could not learn her name. -.
THE BR MANoFwAR HERALD arrived a. sydney MS W.
March TO- from the South Sea Islands Feb % last from oVaou
81 which place the American sch Ticker way lying de'ered
by her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23

mAnd checked BY the hEh price. aled We quote WaEAr-
Red, ssdsi2; white sds6 = 70 n. FLoUs- Phsdelphis
and Baltimore, 3idJli; EXTRA One aldSa6 Western ~
50 barrel. lrpIAS Combined. SSl yellow, $50 white
81 dS7 70 T. $50 n
BEEF-Exirerns Prices be demanded ia but
dealers rsy them reluctantly and only r what they require
INN. disieiy.
PoRg slow Of sale, without ehsnGe In price:
Bacon duh the absence II demand from the country dealers
hss led anxiety part holders TO realize and
London have executed a. rather under suren
rates
LARD, with stock and heavy shipments on passage
continues very dull s. 10 taken for retail parcels
TALLow in good request. aud u = cst deaer; We quote
Butchers. As.ciaton ASH In London the closing quota
s. the spot and June, and s. last three months Of
tie for p Y. &.
ROsN-Comm0n 10 -eady a. 4 iodb l.
B.EEsaes Of Philadelphia a. 10 dl4 ), and OF Baltimore
al l2i6dl3i. -. q,
OILs-spem quiet; with seller. of fair baseed At xS aud
crude at 10. Whale uomnAlly a4ld siS without tIsn'S
CLoyEssEyD-Tt- NAV be considered as over and
saes it'd the retail lots 81 irregular prices
from 65 = cvt. the latter Is the quotation to-day Tor
fne."
CoTTosu the -are part Il the week the market s.sued
.tsadier feeling Moderate business and during the past
days there has been active speculative demand prices
closing 3D. q higher than at Friday In Manchss there
Is change rToTt. hidsling Orleans I'D Mobile 7fd
IVlaIds I'D. b n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23
LIVERPOOL. May 3, ls

Per NiGgaral . :, 49, n-sv.i.d nj he a.,
During the week easierly winds hsss .s a Gu, "a, az;
barrels Flour from the States; lssy elAi''' ~ ' INC
Baltic and SO quarters Com from ENpt H.. l.. -.
Ia 40 ,,,r. A. 81 against lo $50 quarters Al 6
10 me a. Gain rade throughout the country
hs. continued hrm with in SONG an advance Of
ld2 y quarter on Wheat a. 49,: moderate sop.nnp
tive sale At an advance o. "a bl:hsl on wae sai gSSt
ensheI co re a., .,s wss generally demanded but
Vs. were In consequence checked lsh sset again coming
into competition with American In1''I OoN '@
So for mixed ..s ~ tn h,.;-a.. A..
barely fuedsy. prices 60 barrel sA.eI and most
tsea sell INDIAN CoRs-M1ed nss.y o1e 10 ~ % ~
stole .: whsh rate few lets sh1ssa Ass-s Ase Hs &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23
Rr.s,LL w wEsrcorr Auctions,


A TTRACTIVE SALE If COSTLY and FASH
~ IONABLE FURNITURE. msEniSoeet VASES BRoS
us. PAINTINGS and beautiful WORKS of ART a, n.
Residence No. l2 West 2lst st. east d s.h sv THIS nav
Saturday, al Il! o'clock
The sale will b. positive without Fard 70 weather srs 4,
worthy the sp.es attention Of those who asa -
nitare this house being r.pete with ProT, Dnas Rosu
Library aud Chamber Furniture 81 q which nads \,
order I'M ported for the present and embraces -
valuable and esssnt collection 81 everything sdap,.1 %
superb furnished residence Psrlor Furniture ser,,s
solid carved rosewood Paror Suites In neh crimson bfocse u
three pslors, s Of which made months ago d,
Dixon three elegant rosewood msrhetop Etsrer.s ~itk mn
doors and backs ind with satin wood; superior
rosewood PianoEorte, purchased months VITA "A,
makers uneapiTed msTheop Music Cabinet speD
did Mantle and Pier Mirrors silk and lace Curtains wh al.
trimmings Velvet and roysl Wilton Carpets rosewood a
ceptoD and Turkish Chairs; maTbeop Center Pier .n1 So
Tables rosewood Eiag,rrs Turkish Sofas. 10 tap~s
try: lsrse and costly collection q maxnicens Nan.
Vases Sisuary. Groups Figures. BroRzes and besatfs
collection Of vaushle Paintings in rch frames; sss.rt
stead. wsshtands Comnodes cheval Glasses wr.t,
rosewood Suite in velvet Rocker Arm Chairs rosewood
Secretary Bookcase. Library do Lsee Curtains and reA
Shades TO thirty windows superb Extension Table. rcs
silver Ware French China Cut Glass Ware ke a even
descrptien silver and pearl Cutlery with ge., variety
ELEGANT mshogany FURNITURE not mentioned The sntre Fur
u,re ~ this house will b. sold without ra
shine Purchasers will be expected TO make satisfactory
deposit. Catalogues AZ house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23
DENNsyIyANIA RAILRoAD-The GREAT

II CpETRAI ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cues VIZ
~ Eorth western and South western states ~ on
$500 .iw.y direct. This Road also connects at Ptaenss
h div line Of 20 all ports In the Western hven
va :, Cleveland and Ssndusky with steamers TO al paris
Sb western Lakes making the most direct, cheapest AZ
reliable BY which FREIGHT can Be forwarded '" '''
t,on, the Crest West. --,u,,,nu,
RRaTEs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PIfTsBUHoh'
T1ssT CLAss.-Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps l15cenze
Books Dry Goods lin boxes, bales and trunks' iWn.
Drugs lin boxes and bales), Feathers, Furs, &C..
sFcosp CLAss-Domestc Shestins Shifting and
Ticking lin original balss), Drugs n casks HARD
ware Leather lin rolls OF boxes), Wool and sheep Nv
Pelts, Eastward
TEIRp CLAss-Anvs. Steel, Chains lin sssks 5ocsbts$
Hemp Bacon and PORK Sailed Qoose or 10 snnb l0D.
Tobacco, manufactured, except Cigars or eef' *
FOURTH CLAss-CoHee Fish, Bacon peei IA m cent.
Pork lin casks or boxes, Esstwsrdl, L1' - IN nj
Lard Oh, Mails Soda Ash, German SAy' 10,
Pitch, Rosin ke. -.
R.Ik-5O o.pts y 100 70 until further no'ce -. ~ fhss
CsIIor~s2 y bale not exceeding 90 % ~e'sh'' an' ''
IL b;,n, Good. from any point east OF ?. al
s.Ppt ,Se n.rk.ss WA Pennsylvania kAlrosa -
60 sorsisr.S 10 the Agents Of this Road IL rnisasPA
p,,,hh viIl be tor~ .rded without detention r.,r
- acgsrs-Hsrns W0sm!ey Co, Menpe.
= 90. Co s. Louis; J. 8. Mitchell Son, I'..,sI
"a nnssu,II Bel Co, and Carter Je~et, 49, srl
ia' e Medium Madison, Ind sphsmsn gs.s,sIa
ny q Co Cincirnstii y. w Graham o. 1I1s 4 Ca
N o 49, House NewYork, and No VIVA sa. Esirt
w.. y J. speeder Phlsdelphis; hasrs~ Ae.'A'
10 Geo C. Frsnciscus Pittsbursh -. p.u.a.l.h,s.
ri H. HOUSTON, General Freisn A IT,. p.
H. j. LOMBAERT, Superintendent A'''''''
l.x1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23
u.rLe,. P.,orted BD TslsDrapI.

OswECo May 22-6 m-FLoUR steady sales 100 bbls q;
81 Is Tor Oswego and 81 57t for medium grades
Canadian WHEAT unchAn sales - 900 bush AZ . - for
Chicago Spring and 81 Tor Milwaukee Club Coss quiet
FREIGHTs unchanged. Lake IsPoRrs today 5000 obs
Flour; e6 600 bash Wheat go Poyisions Canal tx
PORTS: 2too bbls Flour 1900 bush Wheat EXPORTS 10
Montreal IS GO bush. Flour
NEwotLEAss, May l2CorToS-sales to-day 500 bales a.
slightly higher prices We quote middlng a. l3Glic The
sale. 0 the week add 81 OO bales and the receipts 90
The stock hand il 9 500 bales The receipts this port up
10 the present time fall short 29 bales compared With
those The receipts al the southern ports less
than Of year 5 500 bales FLOUR closed With an
advancing tendency and made az 81 10 T. Dbl For
CORN hd,rs demanding advance Sale. 81 yellow al
8sdsoc ard white sOd 95c PoR. hrn al ~ D. LARD
IL kegs Isle Other articles generally unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.....
Cleared.

ships-Ere, Knardson New Orleans. y. H. Brigham En-
desvor Doanr Anii-r and e market Cary Co; Admiral
Bfen. Hayre NJ. Livingston. -
Barks-Mssi Luce London Durham Dimon Lila Harm.
den Mopteyideo Walsh, Carver ( Chase.
Brigs-W McGiyery, Clifford, Ezabethpor, r. P Buck (
Co: Julia Ford Griffin Remedies. Walsh Carver Chase
Milton Potter Porau Prince. H. Becker Graeve; Georgia
Carlisle Philadelphia, h. d. Brookman q CO.. F. o. Field
Human St. Thomas J. r. Dow. -
Schooner Belle Chase Boston, $. w. Lewis; Witch Of
the Wave Ellis Harwich g. F. Smaley Silver Cloud,
Churchill Portsmouth, W. Lewis s Hart Kelly, Boston,
A. Howes; Martha Maria, Small Salem R w Ropes Co
G. O. Bigeow, Whittier Remedies, Permission Jones; {.
r H. Cole Jones' Jacine Merrill & Abbott; Volunteer,
Brown Humasa, c. z. J. Peters; Gun Rock Wilson,
Bermuda. Sturges Co.
Sloop Rhode Island, Hull, Providence, master.
Propelers-sophia Ely, Philadelphia; Novelty, Bell Phia'
barge L. G Cameron Ingersoll Philadelphia J. N Brgg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23

rORA CcO-Tbe market for Leaf Is hrm with nodera'e
rsn.acon sales Of 100 hhds Kentue 81 St aIee . cases
SerdleAf at 2sdS5c and 30 bales Cieni1sO' ~ ' p''
HID ~ cash
or Straits and S.c for BancA fae , .tofe ME-.
however are well sustained -, ,.,s f.;, al. .,
TALLOW-The market is quieti ne een1 GEM -. "a 81.
z 20 a. a. n I1 the latter price for small ots though ta
$500 =. e. cash We give below tie stock Of I.9~ ana
Hemp At London and the prices o. r ~, ' Va ~
or seven wears also the stock OF ,os, ASA, tes,
Stock Of TAow in London s ssa 1856 "a SIS iSSi
42l2o; 1858. 25,los; 1884, 81 1872 lS''' '''' ~
II. 2S6. cssks. =. ,es, a q. le52 IS 1asS
Price OF Y C. Taow. Isl Msy-lSSSai;; To- 100
WHISKY-The market IL oetieI; "a. p.n eO '' NHe
trade: sales Of 100 bbls At SIC. for ono sio fisO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23
HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.

IT.
d" H. LEEDS X Co. will sell by Auction, on
H. SATURDAY, NAV % At 100 O'Clock, al the Salesroom
No % Nassaust large assortment Of HOUSEHOLD rOh-
NITURE removed for convenience of sale consisting OF rose
d and mahogany Suites In brocatee plush and hair eoth
marble top Bureaus Wsshsands rosewood and mahogany
Redsteads Parlo and Arm Chairs velvet Brussels and ngan
Ctr.ts stair CARPETS and STAR Rods gilt frame Pier Glasses
Mantle Glasses Window Curtains, Cornces, &c.
h bens balance Of invoices remaining uncaled for and to
be- sold without reserve.
Also 4 large Mantle Glasses. fine Kilt framed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23
ALERT H. NIcoLAY. Auctioneer.
On RITZ DING LOTS and HOUSE an

Oh Bull DING LOTS and HOUSE and LOT
on I'm Jersey CITY near the FeTry-WDbe sold at AUG
TION on TUESDAY June 1857 at the Merchant Enehsnss
in the City of NewYork, at IL O'CLOCK ~ ALbbhr IL
NICOLAY ...,.., ,r ,n.,r
THIRTY BUILDING LOTS on sTEUBEN-sT. and RAIL
ROAD.AV between Prospect aud WSuenss, including tho
valuable Lot corner Of Prospect and Steubensts As me
threesory HOUSE north side Of Raosdav, near war
rns with brick story having Store and extension Lot
OO House. 25x3O rented for $3.50 per annum Thes
Lots suitable for class OF Dwellings that In great De-
mand for manufacturing purposes the Ferry thst
hey reached in IS from the foot Of Courand
Gss and Water introduced. All the Lots have been
filed ard lower than in other city New YORK
Full Warrautre Deeds will be- given Terms for he Lots-e
fee the day Of ae ~ pr cent on
10Th when the Deeds will be ready and ~ pei
remain three years cent OF five years pet
cent the House and Lot 50 per cent remain Every
Lot offered will positively be sold for the most II will bring
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23
Receipts Of Produce. MAY -.

Bv the North Rirey Bos-47 53 bbl. Flour SOB bushels
WHEAT sCO0 bushe. Oa,s 5253 bushels Barley, 2jj bbs
Whisky u bbs Ashes $500 an,
Bv n, Erie Palrodd-675 bbs Flour 233 bbls. Whisky
78 6bls Provisions 2640 sides Leather, % pkz ButT 9l3
Hides ls7 Hog 5: hbls Tobacco, Il bale, Wool, - bb
cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23
Passenger. Arrived

In ship Erie from CieuegO'-Maser' Edward Maehsdo'
f. Herbert Whitney
In bark aberdeen from Matan.as-Messrs Whitney and
Deuelly
Ia bark Edmund Delight from Turks Idnd-Capt Josiah
Darrell, Mrs. Darrell and child.
In b0rk Lucy RING. from RemsdioS-J. @. Tuent..
In schooner f. H. Miller from MatGHsds-B d. Moody H.
A. Bigelow. John Ross Thos C.arkson, Alfonso finat.
In Undsoy POrtdU Pyiaee-Senor Legeun
Spanish Consul General at Hayti n. Baker
In ship z. c. ScrGHt0n, from fHreyp-J. Eschber yo-
inist.
In brig Alma. from Nassau " Pc Cook $ jenkins
Dr. sWeeting. Capt NJ H. Swyuge and lady, Mrs H. futile
children and servant NJ DunscOmb, b. NJ DUFF servant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23

interest on its first and second mortgage bonds and a.
least per cent on it, capital stock Of JO w.
The completion Of this road will give Philadelphla
scme additional advantages over New-York in ihs
transport ation Of goods TO Cincinnati.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23
To Mariners.
OrVtcP or Tuy BoARD OF HEALTH.


NORFOLK May % 1857. :
Notice hereby given that all vessels arriving q. TINS port
from any port or place south Of the latitude Of Wilmington
North Csren. are required brought anchor At the
uarsptne Ground and remain there until they shall be visited
by the Health Officer and permission in writing from the Board
Of Health shall obtained vessels detained 70 enter the
hsrbOr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23

BOSTON May 22-Ar- ship Wilbur Fisk, Burwel, Liver
p,ol: bark Fred. Lenny, Symmes, London
Fellowship H. Purrington, from Havana =.
The f,hng -chr Cadet totally wrecked III AToehesu
Hsrbor 81 Tuesday. ~,
derse damage by coming in contact with the schr > W.
smith in Hu,ur.'. Hole Doth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23
HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS, PASTELS,

Gc-HENKY IT. LEEDS % WIN 'VII ~ " -
splendid collection Of over $50 costly OF Paintings
Pae and Water Color Drawings the property of W. schsus
esq sold previous his departure for Europe Among them
will be found the best works Of Bellows Carter .arenck
Dassol HAYS Hart Mstteson Post, Mrs Lilly w. speneer
superb liner European Art IL s seldom that we oref u
our friends time many choice pictures apa We 90
tenon II all lovers Fine Arts The paintings VIII De or
exhibition Al the Gallery on THURSDAY, May H. Up TO day
of ale Catelosues win ready the day and VIII DO
mailed 10 parties out Of the city. II applied for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23

Markets. CAREFULLY REFokTED FoR The " TRIsUst'
FxiDAY. MAY =, 1857
ASHES-The market firm for Pots with fair inquiry -
81 IS Pearls are inactive a. 81 25Q - 81.
COTTCS-The market u frmer and sctise Toe sie'
reach zoo bales Osr quotations revised 70 show the IND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23
11aints, Oils, @lass, &r.

CHEAP PAINT.-The celebrated GRAFTON
~ MINERAL PAINT at cents per pound, wet up vita
and OIL 50 per gallon produces very cheap
handsome durable Paint for Roofs Fences Ne Inc s5ve
can be had In either large or small quantities. and also White
Lead Zinc, Colors yanshes and all kinds " Faint ons ~
No. IFS Maiden lane.
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Fpw,Rp SoHEScS Auotioneer-By r y II ScHExcx.
GREAT SALE of OIL PARTNERSHIPS
" DAY Saturday May p At II ococs at their saesroom
No So Nassaut Mr. J. Gouds splendid collection ~ or nAi
imported and selected paintings. comprising some OF ne
choicest original works Of the following American and resn
artists viz Gignoux, Hart, Cropsey Talbot CIansh ni
Hope. Brown Geo. Hewett A. TAFT, Albert Won beest
W6uverman Boemart Wynaus Hoboene- Gouton Et9ads,s
koeter Roe George Williams Alfred Williams Clark and LIS
ton. The paintings are now ON exhibition sna eA'Ss0e'
ready.
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WHTTE-ROCK COMPANY's LINSEYS,
w COATING CHECKS, fne sHIRTINGS and Wsesr'
Tvist SHIFTING. For sale by
NEsNITH L Co., No. Il Broadway.
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T ONO ISLAND RAILROAD-Fal and VIZ ~,
Vnu ,aru.n,-asunSsy. excepted l-rrains s.ins ~
Leave Brooklyn for Greenpo 70 m Ssy; =.
a N daily and Saturday. ~ .; 20 "a ~ md SIS
ss q srs ID M u m, sad sS and $50 p ~
usca 10 4 M, u u, 3,S3 j. sade'0R@
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