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Died,

On Monday the 29th instant after illness Of IL
days RoBERr STROUD, infant of James and Jane
Stroud.
Funeral Wednesday, at 3 o'clock. from i44 Pearl
street Friends and acquaintance invited to attend
In this city on Monday morning the 10Th instant after
protracted illness in the 18TH year of his age, JEMk
McALLIs.
The relatives and friends of the family and of his
inaw William Parsons and Albert Riley respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Wednesday afternoon
at three o'clock, from his late residence No. 10 Fourth
street corner of Troy
On Sunday the 2sth instant THOMAS AyREs in the Goth
year OF his age. He was a soldier Of the Revolution
native Of Orange County, and for sixty years worthy
inhabitant of this city
On the morning OF the goth instant, Of Group, CArnA.
youngest child of James and Catherine Whiting
in the fifth year of her age
The funeral will take place Wednesday afternoon 3Ist
instant at o'clock from the residence of her parents %
East Broadway. The friends and acquaintance Of the IA.
my respectfully invited to attend without further
tice.
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Cattle Market

JAN. 29At market e25 Reef Cattle 100 from the south
l35 Cows and Calves, and 1900 Sheep.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-We quote at s. IS 50 to so 90
So for LIST quality. and dull.
Cows and Calves-All sold 4 SIS $27.
Sheep and Lambs-Sl 80 So, with sales of extra n,
IS a IS.
Hay-Prices have declined and quote cal rs cen,
cwt.
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la3- THE MANIkIN IN BROOKLYN LYCEuM th,,
evening halfpast seven will be dissectcd by
Bronson, and lecture given Body and Mind, with
Recations, &C. and all who pay 80 cents admission will
receive one copy o. ms o, Illus
nearly every part of the body and those who pay 30
admission for two Indies and gentleman, will receive
~ copies.
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SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED STATES, Jan.
27-No. 15O-Lucius w. Stockton 1T al. VS.. Har-
iet Bishop in to the Circuit Court Of the United
States for Western Pennsylvania On motion of Mr. viii.
kns the ordered the writ Of in this be
docketed and dismissed with costs No. A Edmund P.
Gaines and wife plaintiffs, Beverley Chew ct al The
argument Of this continued by Mr. Coke for the
defendants and by Mr. r Johnson for the plaintiff Adj.
nurned till Monday.
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MORE ESCAPES FROM THE Missouri PENITENrT-
AnYOn Sunday fortnight twenty prisoners escaped IRON
the Missouri Pententiay They knocked down the door
keeper during divine service AMI made off The citizens
of Jefferson City armed themselves and gave chase They
succeeded in retaking nineteen OF them.
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CHAeLgsTor-shpC aihoun-2 hxs Boyer Murray x Samp-
s,se. Vi 81 y RI i,.pus s~oa ~. go pn co .o
,es cotol Trin--50 sackett Broter-t b-x A Msn-i
w NJ rhsad-i bbl 4 III Vsnderone-lpk pkg Coch aa-2i
bbs ale l07 empty bills TO order.
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THE ORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN
BURNS AND CLARINDA

BURNS AND CLARiNDA.
THE whole Of the mysterious aud secret Correspondence
which to y place between Me Pos BvRNs and the esebra
ted C'arndn LEHosf 1877 to 49, and WI ch has berp
sought ioI Cunningham aud hers for the
pub Ieogth the deceass Of Carnda fallen
the hands Of her grandson w g. Mel ehose t,q and pow
first given the world To the curious Burns aud ia fls
toncs this work will be- culnry reshed aud fail
e., strongly iniere r,ads in g.nera II il published IN
this city and in I'd nbngn simultaneously he American
eduion neat i2 volume Of about 200 paSes ci" gilt
NO 3 Park Row. opposite the Astor tiouse
from Brush Journals -
The Letters Criuda long been felt by the admirers
Of Burns to be chapter the Poets Biography
Alas
ngs than the before The pub icaon dse 70
~ lady Of Burns devotd attachment and the letters throw
much gh many the wildly devious character of
the Bafd"-keiso Chronicle.
will I've reserved both with avd,,y and anss,y being propa-
oily the last # his writings which vii be given T. tn rid
and bringing fully light tn Poets Life h
ERIC wrapped amystery fruitful Of painful suspicious ~
FIFE Herald.
mysterious chapter perhaps the last that remaius to BE-
nneded the hso Of Nat onal Bard has
opened by descendant Of WIN has made
immortal by her connexon with genius Rilmarnock Jour
This volume is invested with an &C humiliation Of attac-
he Character OF Burns here fully develo Ell
than forne Is and the which hung around
the intercourse Of iarda and Burns Is think iaacto
ny cleared up."-ScOfsmdn
produced by poeand to Pop sand Cowpes letters
be adj ed that Of Burns ~ brighton Herald.
indeed Of the curosities Of literature and
well be said to supply chapter the Life Of Scotland
Ccuers Saturday ght provide himself with copy ~"
CheHenhdm Journal 123 imsm
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Married.,

By the Rev. John Goldsmith, Mr. VIM JENKINS Toww.
SEND Esq to Miss ANN daughter Of the late Able Sam
mis-, all Of Newtown, L. l.
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0D- PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.--The members Of
the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy in
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
have received in their efforts to suppress quackery"
leave state that their particular attention continues
Il be directed to all diseases of private nature and from
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pitfalls of Europe in the treatment of those diseases they
confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid al
vantages not to be met with in any institution n this
country either public private The treatment of the
College Is such to insure in case and il
totally different from TINT practice of running
the constitution with mercury AMI in most leaving
disease much worse than the original One of the mem
principal hospitals Of urcpc attends daily for consula
ton from Am. to S PM.
IarPoNA ANT COUNTRY INvALIps.-Pers0ns living in
the country and not finding convenient to attend per-
sonally can have forwarded to them chest containing
all medicines requisite to perform perfect by stating
their case explicitly together with all symptoms, time OF
contraction and treatment received elsewhere If any
| and enclosing S. post paid, addressed to
w. g. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office and Consulting rooms Of the College, 9s Nassau
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MEssRs. WELLER AND SHRIvER.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the Baltimore American
says:-" Mr. Weller, it is said has been challenged by
Mr.. Shrver to give him the usual satisfaction which
southern gentlemen resort to for the settlement Of personal
difficulties Mr. Weller has declined to accept that chal
lenge without intending by that act be disrespectful
to Mr. his friends. Whether this will be the end
the difficulty remains to be Mr. Dawson of La has
acted Mr. Weers friend in this matter and Mr. john
son as Mr. Shriver's..
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the advice and consent of the SenateWm. f. Halle col
lector of customs for the District Of Champan and nspec
Of the for the Port of Pattsburg in the State
Of New York Benjamin Stiles collector at Hardwicke
Georgia James Dell, collector at st. Johns, Florida
John Daingerfeld collector, East River Virginia.
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Domestic Importatlons.

MAssArLLA-schr Ellen Perknslt3 lance wood srsrs s24
ticks ssnda wood 2i53 bdls palm leaf 1856 mats So bbs no
10 bales tobacco l2i sticks mahogany Dan Curtis
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retuiheu VI PoiCy ehPiIeu'
The banks of this city and Boston cannot show
that will approach the above By the last returns made
of the banks of Massachusetts we find tide highest decar.
cd dividend to be four per cent and the lowest and
half Several Of the banks in that State have made
any dividend for years The banks of this city and State
have done much better The best of them do not de.
clare per cent and many pay that without the
ability. The railroad and manufacturing companies
next to the insurance companies. They pay good divi
lends The insurance companies, both fire and marine
should reduce their rates for insurance The dangers
from fire and have, within few year, decreased very
much and the premiums paid, although reduced large
per cent, yet too high. The employment of capital in
this country has not for years. struck the right ven
The creation Of banks TO such alarming extent has
withdrawn capital from the avenues OF trade where II
should have remained and created unnatural fictitious
Of things that will lead periodical revulsons
long the system is kept in existence. The capital that
is now devoted to banking, should be employed in the
of trade by individuals In their hands 1t will
find profitable USE and yield good returns while it will
raw out the of the country, without running
those Immediately concerned.
The Legislature Of Tennessee has passed bill to raise
additional to meet the liabilities Of the State
This is the first step taken, and example, we hope it
will have beneficial influence the Legislatures Of
other States who require the passage and enforcement
IF such law tenfod than the State Of Tennessee
The State of Illinois has made another towards Sc
turing the loan negotiated for by the commissioners,
Messrs Oakley and Ryan The last named gentleman in
ends visiting Europe again. The Ottawa Free Trader oil
he 18th instant says -
"Mr Ryan arrived at this place on Wednesday from
tockport and brings highly encouraging accounts reia
i've to the canal renderingit nearly certain that the work
viii be resumed in few months He leaves again this
morning for Chicago, whence in company with Governor
q m
on and from there to Europe for the purpose Of finally
adjusting the negotiations in regard to the canal and 10
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IMPERIAL HOTEL,
Opposite the New Assise Courts and Rail,cay Sta.
tiOn, Corner OF
aST JOHNS LANE AND ROE STREET.

| LIVERPOOL.
JAMES MORGAN, Proprietor Of the above new and COM
modoas Establishment respectfully informs bis friends
ana the public that il is for the reception of Private
With he gel combined elegant and extensive Coffee
up sgle suitable he reception of antilles and Visit
for accommodation of parties requiring early break
The Steering aeU,%.a, viii b under the p,,.S1s
tbs comfort IT,. Sest"es sV and
s,ss fifGs ;ss'sa will embrace
Wand, Wines, &C. w ,eh be obt'ined. asa NJ
rsne,d waer. sy seeufe the APPROPRIATION Of avsers
% a. the the scale Of char will be strictly
d y EoS% ss sSo.. .si or small p.Gs, Parties
the WAGON. Railway T;n. sissn and SLING Packets. &c.
srys that The l"Rsii;HH /: centrally .i,1a,a, xihr
Grand Rs-sy stations maed.ieIy opp
II Nsw A sn oSs4 S CO. the pn
p c esd s,e 's'nspy I' pleas; f .s the
FUND With much pleasure scsnow.ds.. the Iecirs of
From s' 'Ss a,as S' sa!sas Sir la. $500
H ss:,;s. S;f, 81: t'2 =;
s%1'spI!s Mutual s@'iSn B Siisss Esq., So
f'o 81 H i riS'ti''n A.c Hazard, ESQ 100
SOB
Now York. January PC, tGt. j2s itee
ENGLISH PoTAToEs.-The packet ship Oxford. jos,
quality S.,ss expressly Tor III.
r;i T be sold sf i'' IT, sr;; !'1%
FARM FOR SALE
''HE WELL KNOWN FARM belonging TO Aaron aad
Ter County eenain 100 well divided into plough
meadow aud timber lands with good orchard and variety Of
with fine view Of Long LIND sourd about three and hall
niles from ortehester the Purchase Road three miles
from White Plains. srd h,fa mile from the Post flee whse
Further description deer ed Iersors wish
ing to pu schase viii no ,ubt visit the same
asd Farm, hot sod sale by the 9th Of 81
the PREMISES between The hour. Of and 80 clock Title in.
dspuable and half OF the purchase remain bond
and mortgage s6 per cent for For fur
Griffin l23 Monroe street, New York. Undefh u Co.,
'''"'"''' '''' RICHARD NJ. UNDyRHILL.
i29 to teb7sm Yorktown Westehesser Co.
NoTICr -Genlemcn desirou. Of joning GOLD
Tor thorough cours~ 81 Instruction Ia frcfca Bookkeep
vs. BY doubie entry will please call Mr.. Gs rooms 1919
day. 3st the win he advanced the former chages
after thai period.
PenmanhiO reduced the low charge Of Two
Dollar satisfactory impro entguaIsneed to all.
7 ETH CANVAsS-IOo bolts OF this superior sr-le
- comprising al SIS rtmert frop No tp5 Tor sale by
j2e etec Elk. CoLLlNs& CO. SIS nth VI.
SHEATHiNG PApER-50 cases patent shsaliag Paper we'll
~ suited for roo Of hou,es, ships bcoms Nc Tor sale by
pos F. X COlLlNs Il CO. So South s..
yWHEAT-i5Oo bushels Illinois Wheat, for sale bv
lg 6tsc 81 south street.
ARDS barrels and 100 segs nure Leaf Lad hus order
IL tor sale BY +, K COLLIN u co,
J25 Sec IS South street.
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THE RENcoNrRE AT HARRISBURG Phila-
deiphia Gazette of yesterday says, the statement
(recently publshed,) that fatal rencontre had
taken place at Harrisburg, between merchant
named Prince and lawyer named Loud, is un-
true-nothing of the kind having taken place.
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The NEWARK MURDER.-This protracted trial
has ended in the conviction of Marsh for murder
in the first degree.
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MARITIME HERALD.
ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor. if Captains Of Vessel, viii sv
por Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed t
any Foreign Newspaper or News they may have lie viii
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents at home abroad will also coaer favor By
ssrdlng 70 this Office all the Marine intelligence they
Obtain Nautical Information of kind will be harsu'l
rFreped
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ROBBERY OF BANK CARRIER.-The Philadel.
phia Gazette that the Of the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank, while making his way to the bank
through the crowd in Chestnut street. during the process
sion fCom Porters funersl] Saturday was robbed oil
$500.
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q3- YOUNG ROBERT FULTON-EXTRAOR-
ordinary nvcntion-0reat Improvement on Steam Engine
Mr.. George W. Fellows of this city, has made of
the most wonderful improvements of the age. Mr. F. has
at last succeeded in accomplishing that mysterious engine
which thousands have failed in. He has this mysterious
engine in full operation is astonishing for its smp
city and tremendous power. By this great improve
ment he makes clear gain Of seven.eights the
power over the engines in the present use.
It is calculated that boat furnished with this engine
Fellows is worthy young man. and is long and avora-
bly, known steward of of the North River steam
boats. May success attend him.
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

Nd
,pa1HJOHN READY respectfully in 'orrns his friend.
sad The public, that he has commenced business in IN above
The No - Ns-sau hre he will thankfully rec,
faithfully all orders he may be favored wi H. on
tbs most removable terms Tor cash. fssr
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r. ERsIAN FEMALE MONTHLY rIILs-rhs msdi.
VI the OF the fessiossl skill aud
Of the ceebted Dr. Vaneenbugh tsrr Ply
md they guarineed 70 IN 81 here the operations
peded La guIdy performed Soid NV Mira
DhD. fcmai Phy,,cln, 10 Oliver ,tset, Chsuam
whrr she BE- ted with the confidence
So At, of female uegulatt suppress ,ppase,
Advice gat to all those who the pills. Price boz
IN
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Passengers Arrived.
Foreign portations.

CHARLrsroS-Ship Calhouu-A St up and IL in the ,e,
age "
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. ~
FurSr rsr-hrn.d end c-lehaud Pills from Portugal
PERCEIVE be- uotiu- tina country See advertise
On the lsst column, fourth pas.
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SOLAR LAMPS, CANDALABRAss GiRANnoLLs,
~ bfskets Hall Isnp. aud bsnteus hss and Glssx &c
every descption Astral Lamps altered TO S., beautiful
senrment OF the above TO Ne obtained At Souvenel Cos
Manufacturing Store No John stec Broad and
their factory No. 20 Gold street All utices made and
matched o any pattern wholesale AID ets
The above Establishment most surely the ouy where
people siways sapptd low price. The ,ub
acrb.rs able furnish than oths
tutag the themaelvs Gsss msds aud or,r All
the above are warrant d STOuVFNEL co.
N L. Goods loaned for psrss. jos imse;
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.

GKEAT KEDUUTIUN IN PKICES.
nNFSS COATS MADE 70 ORDER FOR SO NO ~
- Fulton The sub crbcr having cTeped Gcn~srl
Clothing Store No % Fulton New York pre-
furpsh sll who favor him with call with every
b. cripon Of gen'icm's Wearing hpp,rs the
ouabe lie fes for their consideration the TO- lowing
iist of reduced ps,evs:-
SoperRne Dress Costs, ,'s.s'"30 20 10
f'sxsmere Pants, "''.' ..s'." Ito 80
fancy Vests, ''s... .,t'..ss..."".'.. 2to 50
'lyercoas, ~. t's..ss.'. 10 TO "a
- KS, ".ss.....- $500. TO 5
y. B--CIo,hng m'de fer the Southern rn,tet with
and despatch reraons viii find hsi, sdvansagv
y and and prices % Fulton street.
hne purchasing share of the pub c Iatfonass
collected. VIM. PEI TIT.
IA lmrc
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% THE ONLY GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
Italian Chemical Soap for the Cure Of Eruptons Chopped
Flesh &cCauton to the PublicThe proprietor OF this
was lately confined his bed several weeks during
which time this UNANIMOUSLY counteeited therefore
buy cake OF without the signature of T. Jones
on the wrapper and particularly in this city only at 50
Chatham street. and out of this city only OF the agents
here advertised Be careful of this if you the ge-
nuins. Always ask for Jones' Italian Chemical Soap
take other Without Misrepresentation these It's
positive qualities for which it has received the highest
encomums Of the faculty and the unsolicited approval OF
the Medical Society of Paris II has cured thousands in
tho United States Of every Disagreement and eruption of
the skin such as pimples reckes blotches salt rheum
scurvy, heat spots, TAM burn morphew, &c. Cures
chspped flesh. &C. will change the color Of dark yell
low or sun burnt skin to beautiful healthy clearness
10 prove to the public the excellence ofths read the
following diploma awarded NJ vesprin nhe inventor
by the Medical Society of Paris"We consider NJ. Yes
the greatest philanthopst age and his tia
liam Chemical Soap miracle to any eruptions
disagreement Of the skim 1t will prove blessing to fu
ure ages" Sold BY the only general agent in the United
can Eagle 80 Chatham street NJ VI 1879 Fulton street,
Brooklyn; State street. Boston; Ledger Buildings,
PHILADELPHIA
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ADJUSTMENTS.


CHArkrh4 sfs- Aeaf~ AND CIRCUS.
CONDUCTED BY II ROCKWELL X o. r. STONE.
THIS EVENING iaarsgv 80 ssfssmaness TO co
win III Ito NJ Guard OF S-rnsphore.
AT which various 81 Hors. snshp Corde
Vo ante, Vau ting, M-iod,ous Al Tcars, &c. &c.
10 conclude with
THE ELECTION OF lai.
afrCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE
THIS EVENING. January sorh- p-rfomszess v'n
eomia-lee .ith
hMILIt
a ner which,
GOOD NIGHTS REST.
10 conclude With
CATS IN fHr LARDER
THYON'S INDEPENDENT AMERICAN
CIRCUS,
BOWERY AAPHiTHEATRE
Boses Is cents; Pit ~ cents
THIS EVENING January 3o-fhe performances will com
with
Splendid 10 horse Csvalcade entitled the War Suumcas
After which
variety of Equestrian Acts Feats OF Strength, songs
D,nces, &c
After which
The Classic Tableau Of Adam and Eve.
,n To be followed by the
sPkiTE OF The SILVER SHOWER.
Followed by
The CAROLINA MiNSTRELS
! -, - To conclude with
| vol au-Vent or the Mistakes Of Night.
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CONCERT lit 10 nth crest pleasure call the
" Of citizens the Concer to be given BY the Oh r oil
the Bro dway iabenacito be hi evening at h
Of the splendid Organ erected by Messrs Firth Hall
Of thus city.
Tick, be bad Firth Halls, No. Fnnklin ,qnare,
Hpwitts Music dioe Saxton Miles, 203 Broadway,
Mile Is $40 Broadway and the door ~ lte
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Br0adiOdy, Corner Of leonard Street,
ON TUESDAY EVENING JANUARY 30 1874
MRS PAGE begs leave thai. by the general
wi desire land compliance with the wi.h) Of rnm.rc"'
musical friends she viii hsve he honor tn ri SOL
nee MUSICALE th- above lime and place oeing pos
sey her ast prior her Souh assisted by the
Mrs; pAGE, Mr. j. A JOsN ION. and Gentleman AN.
the lat 50 zee Sigr BINI, and HERR sCHNEfF. lhe
emiaent Guta ists End Mr. CHARLES NJ KING, who has
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,


ND Pc RPETUAL FAIR
Monday and Tuesday Jan 20 and Day sers admitted tbs
The ALBUM BUYS, Of white, but OF black
parsEtage e"gaged and dav and evening
gsther with the GPsY QUEEN. the Fortune
Teller in the world. Likewls. engaged DR. VALENTINE,
Mons and Madsms M, Who app,sr N The iaaShs:
Bile pautnmime THE Scotch Mist.n GREAT WESTERN
viii introduce intsrsstsx md unique Comic heepT.
Ia PSTITE CERITO, LA rETITE FLIsF, NC
On Wednesday, the 3st r. q. Booth the unrivasd Comic
sins er, takes beredt
every evening o'clock and Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons at o'clock
F[ Admission to the whole rs eeaschiidren under ten
yesn, half price
as for private consultations with the Gypsy
Queen. j28rc
MRS PAGES THIRD AND FAREWELL
BALLAD SOIREE, AT THE
SOCIETY LIBRARY,
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sueisT cIos 'aa's soSlld @sSs Ha5ott
Ss'a'. F'aE"'i. fsHS'; 49, ss;: ThiiaeS Co.
Ks san vfsa a IL a re S! Il
yaa 4 sni q he way S Sus Ss
forward ,ss'n r. %S't ,s.d nd ,f' spfe9s &
sH@.tr"ef he brig r~sd ma S'o Els took the nS S
ni es and SfG ia
Ship 81 Gsore Ferris from Liverrocl. Apnl ls.b, With
M my Y a"sfl, WITH - d. aiy l'G ossa
for 80 Il 0 s sTS1 h sa%osg
hs@ WI 81 k E;a Hsaa,s AID via
anSs Mss hral s %
81 .e ia as'nd of Sla'GoT Hm MCasydo sIsh
IN the cargo of the Adventure tB) wrecked
dap a Rhsds Island W oR Liverpool March &c. with
% NJ sth 'pS s .la hS's T" @
az &" n AGs S rh ign red ..a. ter
Sss h.e o as @ ID. sS WY" ST. s
81 Speo,ges, passed baaae with jur, mast
ps sp 10 M.rsh h0u's' from Lv'p00 May '' with
sp q, ::s Hs.y sy FROM kMs90 with
chip Lou'yille Hunt, from New Orleans, 9Th inst with
Bremen Atlantic Bearnan days from Bremsn, VITA
Barqus Ad'nis faab, from Stockholm via Portsmouth, IS
days days with ma.s g order NJ
mdse and 18i passengers to Herdman.
Bremen bFq charleston Cathermoe so days fom Ant
werp, with mdse and 30 ps ssengers to order .
Bell
br barque Hibernia. -, So days f;om Liverpool with
Br bsrqoe scotand. Hamilt days from Liverpool with
nd.e aud 1856 pas sengers " ilson X Brown.
Belgian b4Ique Maria Louisa, Van Destine from Antwerp
hp 18th, with mdse and rs to Gerdns Co...
1874 u lat &c. So Ion TO- ship wth her oretop
.a fell of passengers hal ed from Philadelphia steering
YE2oh M 70 ns 49, A. SAW ship supposed to be tho
Norwegian br Ame,o Stevenson 81 days from Bordeaux
with brandy TO Durand-2 passengers
Pussan orig vester Schott, SO days from Trests, with
NJ dse r. Duth X Consineary.
Brig Wssh9gton. Moore So days from Buenos Ayres with
Batavia Left Edward. Steel. for Philadelphia Susan,
Hiram do
= pnish brig Triton. Dull ON Rio Jan-iro, with coffee,
Brig Merida, Pepper, Al days fOm oporo, wine to w G
Swedish brig Tres. Lored 80 days from Rio Janero with
Brig Judsou, SON. 10 days from Demara st Thomas
2st inst in ballast Sid Rosle for PM.
ladepha and q + Franklin, for NYork.
Schr Angeretl Crowe days from Boston, with mdse to
MASTER
schr Ont rio Staples from Havana Esd inst 3 hhds 2
10 brs molasses t. j Cram
At Rkers Island schr Oregon. with lumber 10 + Snow;
Also, schr Mail and TWO briggs.
Ship Atlantic, Mallet from Liverpool with md,e Taylor
* Merrill.