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The New York herald., 1845-03-20

The New British Tariff
The following amongst the articles Of import on
which duties are TO cease after the New Customs Act
shall have been passed =:
alkanet root bitter aloes alum do rock amber
rough, dmbergris, amboy WOOD angelica annatto do
roll ore Of antmony, crude do guus OF do, argsl srs
tolochia arsenic, ashes, nnd pot do soap, weed
and wood, and unenumera ed asphaltum bitumen ju
diacum.
Bslsam including Canada. capyi, Peru, tolu balm Of
Gilead and unenumerated balsam barilla bar wcod
tract OF bark, or OF other vegetable substances
only for tanning leather bark for tanners or dyers use
eascarla Peruvian and of other sorts no for tanning
dyeing bask rods peeled beet wood bay
berries, do other than bay, juniper yellow, and those
commonly made use oil for che ncal puIposes, juniper
yellow snd unenumerated, commonly made use Of for
chemical purposes, singing Birds blackwood bladders
bones of cattle and other animals and Of sh except
whale fps) whether burnt not or as animal charcoal
box wood, borax fined do, ncsl unreRned boracic
acd, Brazil wood Bazietto wood refined birthstone in
rolls do, IN Hour do not ned rough bsles any
way sorted, bronze works of art, buirushes.
Canomile mowers, csmpbor unrt fined, camwood,
dewck caneiia aba bamboo canes do reed do rattans
not grained, do or sticks, enumerated caoutchouc
cardsmoms cassa buds, do fstula CASTOR cedar wood
manufactured chslk chip willow for plating ches
nuts china root rough crystal cnnabars nativa cvet
Goals, culm and cindeIs cobalt of do cochnea do
dust do ganila coil rope and junk old and new cut in.
lengths not exceeding three feet each colocyn,h
whole polished do do unpoiished DO In Fragments cork
cotton am, cubtbs, cream OF tartar
pNi I, divi, eown: drugs nnenumerated, ebony.
Feathers Tor beds in beds otherwise ostrich do nm.
dressed paddy bird do undressed do and
undfessed, fix and tow, codlla OF hemp and flax
drestod and undressed hocks flower roots iustc.
Gallo powder, gals gam5ogc gsrancde csrnes not
cut gentan ginseng, glue, clippings or waste OF any
sIhd h'sohiy ormaking glue, goods unennmersed not
heng ~ either n rart or wholly manufactured not
mersted or prohibd grease gresves for dogs and tai
low grcaves guano, gum, including anmi, Arabic, as
ssiHtida, ammcpiacum, BerIamn cepal, eupherbium
guacum, kno, lac dye msstlc seed lac, senegal sheao
The New York herald., 1845-03-20

for the provinces His performances are well spo-
ken Of by the London papers.
Madame Damoreau Cinti appeared at the theatre
OF Marseles, in "Il Barbiere." and performed her
part with undlmlnshed powers The enthusiasm
Of the provenGals surpassed itself, did the talent
of the artist She has retired to the regret Of her
admirers, from the lyric stage at Paris.
Mr. Van Amburgh has decided upon retiring from
his profession and returning at once to America,
and his whole establishment Of elephants, grafer,
lions, leopards, and stud of sixty horses will be
brought to the hammer, at Manchester, In the
course ofthe present month.
Mr. Sands and his cor7s of equestrians, and ex-
tensive stud Of horses, after successfully making
the tour Of Europe, have embarked on board the
packet ship Ashburon Tor this country.
Gen. Tom Thumb is en- route TO Paris.
Madame Stoltz, the prima donna of the French
Opera House, has appeared with immense success
in the royal theatre OF Brussels, IN the part Of Leo
nor, IN LA Favore."
Fashions for March.
Morning dresses are all made high corssge caraco
that is with jackets round the wsist, which entirely
the hips The spencers basquines are becoming
more and more worn. Low black satin dresses, with
black velvet berthe SO finely embroidered in braid
resemble Gothic lace, are worn. Frogs are also in
great demand for redingotes whether made OF velvet
satn or moire Those finished off with little are
the prettiest.
Evening dresses in satin demas or brocade are al.
most oil trimmed with lace sometimes placed en- echelo
on the front OF the dress montans each side
separated by plat Of ribbon n row of bows, forming
pompon Sashes with bows and long ends are often
OF the same Sort through which passed ribbon fasen-
ed here and there with The bodies made very
daep points and very low in the corsoge They are al
most thsped, and show chemisete OF embroidered
or plated muslin coming good way above the front Of
dress.
Long curs falling to the shoulders are very fashion
able This style Of dressing tho hair admits the punches
Of flowers which composed Of three asers roses
camelas. Algerian Turbans much worn; that called
Turben kabile Is much admired Is made OF cashmere
gsune in large blue and silver stripes, finished o with
blcLde lappets and flowers still en- grande vogue.
The success of green wreaths has inspired The idea
guirlande Naxos mixture Of ivy and vine leaves which
reminds Of the poeca headdess Of the lovely Ari.
adne and her somewhat becchan8lian elegance in the
island of Naxos; only the maker has added to antnuc
wreath few little flowers brilliant TO resemble
bunches cfpeor's enamel This ssocaipg tho CO.
quetterie Of our day with the NEUROLOGICAL souvenirs u
Greece
Markets.
LONDON MowEY MAnKEr, March 9-There Is not a. pre-
sent much inclination to embark capital in railway
schemes but many OF the important stocks in
request and os vet Spectators appear little ncAed 10
operate in the English Funds, prices Of the latter have
notwithstanding undergone some huctuation portion
Of the deposits required to be made by proeeors OF new
railwsy lines before their paAs can come before fara
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ment. The Provisional Government had convoked
for the oath ult. the electoral assemblies charged
with choosing the members of the new Grand
Council, which was to meet at Lausanne on the Sd
OF March. The canton OF Berne has recognized
the revolution at Lausanne, and entered into cor
respondence with the Provisional Government
Large purchases of arms for Switzerland have been
made in France; but the authorities on the from
tier have received orders to prevent the exportation
Of them. The Grand Council. Of Geneva voted, on
the 15lh the instructions to Its deputies in the diet,
drawn up by the Council OF State, by majority
OF Ill against 35. Those instructions not being
agreeable 10 the radical party since they laid no
injunction the deputies to vote for the expulsion
OF the Jesults-consIderabe agitation prevailed
throughout the town on that day, and an Intellectual
attempt was made to get up disturbance.
Morocco.
The affairs. of Sweden and Denmark with Mo-
rocco, have been arranged by the mediation Of
France and Great Britain. The Emperor has re-
nounced the tribute. The Danish and Swedish
Consus returned to Tanglers on the l4lh ult.
Algiers
Marshal eugeaud is 10 leave Paris for Algeria on
the 9th of March. The country is stated to be per-
fsctly tranquil. Since the year 1880 the importa-
tion OF slaves has been gradually decreasing.
Greece
The draft of the address Of the popular chamber
had been read TO the assembly, and would, Il was
thought, give rse TO long and violent opposition.
Cioco'roni, the opposition candidate, had been
elected vice president of the Chamber, In the room
of Canaris, the new Minister of Marine.
Turkey.
The Porte has at length agreed to submit the
Tripo, and other claims made by England, as
well rs the alleged infractions on the commercial
treaty, to the decision of commission, whose
judgment will be final. 1t seemed probable that
there would soon be some modification in the pre-.
sent ministry.
The las. advices from Alexandria are TO the Slh
OF Feb The Pasha was at Faioum, and his son
Ibrahim in Lower Egypt, where His Highness is
particularly engaged in constructing and cleaning
canals for the purpose Of irrigation.
In business little is doing, exceptin cotton, which
is being shipped to Liverpool and Marsees by the
only three takers of this staple, who pay the gov
ernment nomnally 7-3 dollars per csntar.
Circassia.
The Gazette of Silesia announces that the Rus
sian government is akns.Ispmense preparations
tor the spring campaign in .,ss Caucasus, and that
Count de Nesselrode has obtained from the Eng.
lish Government the most positive assurances that
all possible means shall be taken to prevent assis-
tance being received by the rebels Gas the C!rcas
sian are called, though they never paid, and never
owed allegiance to Russia) from England. More
shame tor the English Government 4 this be true
The apathy shown towards these gallant mountain
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DISASTERS

Sec- Johnson, new, Of Casiine) dragged her an
cho-z and ashore Little Deer Island, night 18th
ms. a;d stare ste- and received other damage. Next
r-oiog Z carrying on anchor, the boat upset,
and usa, Captain John Boss and Mr. Staples, were
drowned
Bark Na-y OF and from London, for St Andrews, NIB,
wen, ssh-e near Moose River Trecot Me- night of 18th
ins- and 20 pieces. The second mate named Bar
rex drowned-rest OF the crew probably saved, as
nothing Is said OF them
Big Gen Brooks, al Salem reports 18th inst Cape Cod
"SW = miles spoke schr Justice OF Thomsston, from
NegYo-k for Bangor cargo and -four. had lost fore
and deck load Monday night while lying 10 in
besTy gale from the westward Schr Warren had the
II ,ow, bound into the first port
Slosp Excel. before reported her beam ends &c in
Long lalard Sound. struck Point Point Al 5 PM
10Th and Immediately fed-the crew leaving her in tae
boat No insurance on vessel or cargo.
Schr Post Boy, Of and 10. Machias from New.iork,
wh.ch put INTO Boothbay 9TH in the gale and sun
osJ night ID oh adrf from her anchors and got in
contact with schr Conquest OF rs and carried away the
Bs main boom, her boa-carried away the bow
spit Of the c. and broke her rails and bulwarks in.
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THE TRIBUNE.
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SoNNNr.

s,,,, .>,,tse.;s., t,r>oiius IN his cell apart
n,>F t,s SD (,msso NJ the Cvacjhoi,
IN, arN,p;ns head, closed lips ana pierced side
A HsS> vis;Sa Gl,e his ysptunI hosyt
Mia heavenly power iGSpirN:, his ansS'l'cd a''''
- .>,S thc r,,,io hlck - IhS tgansrcndant form
saaa NJ tS>Si, ;has, ever ,huS would
E>wsN, IN the loneliness ca>hmcd in Thee
TN ssSty faith. the swec, humility
71,,, easaS:l>S< sovc-,hc love ,Ss, could not die
AsS ~ ;A,> SCULPTOR, with thy s)oyy WARM
tSNeS a. ,hSS c,Jsclc,i ivory thy fair form,
- w2,ssa NV spirit ia thy rhcaSht divine
crew q, = SemSlaacV, fair As ;Ais 81 Thine
S,,>us,,,v N~,,,>N .,NNs {. LyNoi.
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pY ORDER Of Daniel P. Ingraham, one Of the Asso-
ID Judges OF the Court of Common Pleas for the city
and county NewYork Notice Is he reby given pgrsuan.
The provisions n. statute authorizing attachments
aais, gbscondns concealed, and nonresident debtors
attachment has issued against the estate OF Ezra T.
Teal resident OF State OF Michigan and e Inc SAM.
VIII b- sold the payment OF his debts, unless ne appear
AID discharge such attachment, according 10 law within
nine months from the publication OF this notice, and
that the payment of any debts due him by residents OF
is State and delivery him for his OF any prop
within ts Slate belonging 10 him. and The transfer OF
any such property by forbidden by law and void
Dated the tent. day OF September 1915. Z. II. OWEN
lagggul Attorney Attaching Creditor.
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SPOKEN &c.

Nov 81 was seen going into Charleston new steam
AMP Galveston hence for New Orleans. &c to land her
Charleston passengers
Nov z, la, 20 25, lon 70 20 schr Gazelie Rowland I'm
New Bedford for Georgetown, sc.
Oct % lat 20 ~ lon go ship Caroline Augusta VIM
from Meuritus for Salem
Oct %, Ia, 81 %, long 40 Il, herm brig - from
Philadelphia for Barbados
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FOREIGN PORTS

Arr a, Malaga, 9TH ult bark Brewster Somers Boston
At Csrdengs 3ls, u.t, brig Poland, Weeden Contd
ence. Bailey, and Rival. lsley. for Boston, ldc.
At Montego Bay 18th uit brig Georeiana tn Portland
Art at Pctou. 9Th inst schr Acadia Forest Cid 3lst
3Is; ut, bries Grand Turk Mckay Wareham; lst inst
Cordelia- Forest Boston; Millnoket Allen Somerset
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MEMORANDA

TIE c--- = Baldwin from Savannah. before reported
s..o-e ne Yves, Bank cas- been got OF without dam
sze ssr 6schaag part OF her cargo, and taken in tow
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by ORDER OF the Honorable Frederic a TGlimadge
ID Recorder of The City New York Is hereby CIV
en- pursuan: the provisions of the statute authorship at
u.clncnts against nonresident Debtors That an attachment
mas Issued against the estate of GEORGE LOChNOOD,
lately resident Massachusetts and that the same wll be
sold the payment his debts unless he appear and DIS
charge such attachment according la within nine months
from the first publication OF this notice. and that The payment
any debts due him by residents OF tins State, nc he
delivery him toT MS use, OF any property WITHIN i'Ls
State belonging him, and the transfer OF any such proper
" bv hin are forbidden By law and yo.Daed the 25.
Cav OF April 1919 HARVEY 4. WEED,
20 ln,yarc In propria personu Creditor.
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.giue UJattaes ano .grloelrn.
cold AND SILVER WATCHES.

COLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
sfiCtiARp FISHER IR Wslch.Msker Gad Jewe.st
:, prepared 10 sell WATCHES +. retail love la-
Any other House III The city. - he ID constantly receiving
al descriptions disgci RON The Manufacturers IN EHsinnc
Fauc- and Switzerland lie Is enabled 10 offer very large
sssu-ten Of Cod Watches from SIS 10 500 each Silver
de- from - each all warranted 10 keep good time
the money returned Also very gooG assortment c
JEH'EL3Y and SILVER WARS very low.
n B.-Second hand Watches and Old God and Sil7eI
,sken in exchange bought Tor CASH Watches ClocAs
Musc Boxes and Jes-ry repaired in the best manner ard
srEnted. by experienced woTkmen ~ low as any Other
House il: th'- ciiy. RICHARD FISHER Jr. Importer q
We.c-s aud ewerv. hu!ers!r egd Retail No. 53 broat
a.iy RICHARD FISHER, Jr.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c,
"A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Gold ana Silver Du
a plex. Patent Lever Anchor t.scapeeut. Lepne GGd
Vertical iTCHSS selected RON - best Manu;actnr-ri
In Europe "!Ich Will bs WARRANTED perfect Time
keepers
Also. CONS new Pattern. Of Gold CisiD- Seals Keys We
D." do. DO God Perci Gases : Gold Pens
DO. do, do. Thimbles Rngs Pins sc.
Do. TO- 10. Bracelets, with Stones.
DO Do IL. silver FORKS, Spoons,
All The above articles will be sold atthe LOWEST PRICES
And warranted H. eggt.l the best made in he city
MOTT BROTHERS. Importers OF Fine Watches, &c
No ! Nasssu-sl. opposite he Custom House.
?. S-Ihe above articles carefully Repaired and way
ranei BY he skiI:G! ~orSmen IN The CITY $50 osy
MATCHES AND jENyELItY.-The subscribers
invite me attention ui strangers aud others visiting The
City, their stock OF line Watches ana J-"e!fy which Is
nov. complete for tlir Eal, Trade.
Their selection OF Watches enhces several very superior
tiuce.psGs by tie celebrated makers, a. offered
to purchasers 1T unusually low prices.
Rich Jeyery of every description; Silver, Plated and
Britannia Wares Mamie! Clocks Fancy Goods. &c.
Watches and Clocks cleaned ana repaired by experienced
wVrEmeu. LOCk"OOp - SChl5aEh,
COST 265 Pearl cor. OF Fulton ST. opposite u 5 Hoe
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Ssil.EO-

Sa.2s Fia.1A L.ve-Poo. Havre. HavFe Flentce.
Ioa56a. SG.:=ua- NOs.esns; bark Condor, Hull Eug
Am Wash Psn:sco;a; 5-3s Exac., Savannah Robert
a. Ms.znzzs sn6 c.hers.
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il]inncu Gbaocs
AsIiNDuNY SHAEE DEPOT, No. s.

xsTINDUW SHADE DEPOT, MOI SPrucc-sL New
Nv XoraTne only rgnuiaciory OF any extent IN me MT
Cd States. The subscribers Offer for sale The most splendid
assortment OF Shades which could be collected together,
consisting OF the following styles:
10000 pairs beautiful! Gothic, painted by artists These are
a.! vie Oi celebrated places n Europe
i,00 pr:- Of assorted Gothic, Coanllan, ana Landscapes
such generally sold about tle Clly
- pairs vi most beautiful Corintnan, painted IN florence
100 pairs Of uf celebrated places il This
country.
5000 ps.rs Q! cheap Shades from 90 cents 81 50.
We pledge ourselves sell 100 per cent cheaper than
any other house in SewIork. Persons wishing 10 see the
process OF getting up the useil. articles ere shown
through The painting, roorS with great pleasure
SIGs Banners ard Interior Decorations not 10 be sur
passed. Trimmings olnI kinds al manufacturers prices
Persons buying to sell gsa eai Win on me most HGer-
al terms. 90 SIN BAGTOL DE MAtNY.
GRENCu WINDOW SHADES -. c. Wood
ford, s9i Broaday ha- Just received an extensive -
OF tie above Shades, varying from 70 l. feel IN
Length Also invoice OF French Landscape Paintings OF
designs, sc. Cornihian Columns, &C. The invoice
contains about prs low priced end will be sole accord
iGsly: II
will be allowed aiber4 discount Next door to he c9T;e
Of Reades; Lafarse'r Buildings tnl5l J. I. "OoDFOEp
% UnO WINDOW Shaces-for safe II wholesale
= ,UOUor rellil i, reduced prices. Persons dealing
in ills arce mud complete assortment al prices ron
81 per ce es than II stores where they get at second
Third hs-ds y. B-Good Oh Washable SEA ei ron %
DGir-heauil. from - 10 c2-oesi IRON - 10
81. kelly y KlhER, Exclusive window Shtde
o2= Dealers and Manufacturers, 81 Ctatha4i'-st
WINDOW SHADES. C. wooDFoBD, 23si
Of Trans Window SHADES =cae yeFy 6eaut,:1
IN 1esisls ar eNecGlco CS Also, curtain I-sseis Cor
noes, Furniture Chaps Curtain TcIinss &c ueHi oyor
10 the corner Of R=sio->i. as"
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s>L ORDER OF Hon William Psrrnees Recorder of
40 tie Cts Albany, notice hereby given ;ha an attach
rcnt has issued against the estate Of Thomas r " ynan Us
q debtor and that the VIII be sold Tor the
payment OF debts unless he appear and discharge such
attachment, according 10 law, within nine months from the
first publication this notice; and that the payent OF any
debts him By residents OF this State and the delivery
TO him for hs ofang property within this State belong
him. and the OF any such property By him. are
forbidden By law and void Dated Albany, June u lsi5
DEAN & NEWLAND,
iel7 law9uc Aiornies for attaching creditor.
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Official.
LIST OF LETTERS.
I, rnk rklnvsE ~ srEelAL ArroIN.a.esr

.p,rsr,srp IN rux rSipvHE BY srEciAL APPOINTMENT.
Ia lad ~ f,rsatr enacted,
And a, advertisements made under the orders OF the Post
master tcncrN in newspaper newspapers, of letters
mcacd fo in ANY Post Oice shall be Inserted IN the paper
nr papers the Nowr place where the Office advertising
may 30 situated. ha.,ne tie lar gest eircNiGton
Ss,e Post Office Laz passed 1tarcA }. isi
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Grboois.

Mr.. AND Mrs. kIRkI.AND'S School 255
I'VE Oreene-st one door above Waverey place. The
quarter OF this Institution commences Monday the 2iin
inst For circular, references, &c. apply the School
New-York, Nov. l7h, 1875 nil w
INK GERMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. evening" classes
being arranged the office of NJ Van Hoevenberc
Esq No. Is Cenre-st by NJ Erheier author OF "a Phrase
Book IN English and German"
Private classes formed by ladies' or gentlemen among
themselves VIII be attended TO by Z. Apply 10 E. the
above Office nj lmcod
M ESSRS. Chns CoudcrI n Dr. T. o. Porter No ~ ST.
w Marks Place. viii reopen their School on tho LIST o.
Beside. preparing scholars for College, they give such par
cula attention 10 e study and practice Of the French that
for the las, sixteen years hi. Institution has opera
on there no instance Of pupils who could not spess
The French and Spanish languages are par, Of the rsg
,ar course OF ns,rucnon In the school
German also taught for which charge
BOARDING SCHOOL.
sskaEdT Iil T9R tgoARpINGl sohooh; MIDDLE
Established in 1885 Sessions May 18Th Nov
i5,h continuing hve months, ri $50 session Thorough
preparation for College business personal attentions
secured pupils fully the expensive schools
Lads from NesYork placed in charge OF Careful per-
going and returning Circulars a. II Mske street ard
III broadway. d2S
nISBKOW,S RIDING SCHOOL, No. 4OS Bow
cry, near Asor and La Fgyeile places, New-York Mr.
Dhas The honor that his School is day and
evening for Equestrian Tuition and exercise Riding
TERMS:
LscrrRE LESSONS. ExxkcIss sip,sc.
10 DO .......... 10 o0I2n Rides .........lc ~
do ........... 5 COLO do ............... 8 %
Single Lessons...... 90 Single Rides.......... IS
Road do sol
rs sasAy trained and Gais HSSses for the Road or
~ - Lessons-......Ss 90 70 Rides "
single ............ o0I Single Rdes.......... IS
RULES
N Lctsors or Rldes paii for coInmeucius
Vno hoar sioS reach or Ride In the School,
y Ole honr AMI d hall for = Lesson OF the Road.
nonrs tof Ladies, irom a. NJ. TO SP. NJ
Hoaro iof 0enlieaea from 10 and FROM 7 10 al NJ
Z. No gentlemen admitted during the hour, snnrs6rs
to Ladies' ~ afP''P"''N
only three menhs allowed Tor Course Of Lesson, =,
Rides. " '"'o "
n. B. The School has been rehued and furnished ,,,
Stoves Lsdies delicate health need be under no snrr
hensiou OF taking cold. InSi
card os address requested previous to co,um.pc,ng
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. 3SPxucESrREET-f7A Three Doors from SaS,a,.s,y.et
mo MERCHANTS-Aerch supplied with all kinds
i CT PRINTING 8, the cheapest raie, viz
Cards, Bills Ls5ing,
Circulars, Receipts,
Bill Heads Checks, &c
To LITERARY CENT EMsS.-CusIna! Manuscripts print.
ed with accuracy.
Books. Letter Press Printing.
To LEcTuKERs AND acknowledgement beautifully
printed
Lecture Bills Small Bills for Dis,ri.
mrm,noh B,ii, button &c
And every description OF PLAIN and OrTena! Job Work
executed with great peaiaess and pancuahty a. the ONCE
The Improved POWER PRESSES, for Books, pAM-
f5LETs, Sc.
An OF the above Presses VII! b. done exraer
etnsry low prices. Wilt
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Sr.r,J 3ourL.
MARINE JOURNAL,
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.


S>sas Ncx5esr Ds1:c,inc Gloucester Eng. Barclay &
rsvs-.>,--- SSl:N- pennis NO:,esns. VIM Nelson.
Y-,S ExAs: Johnson. Savannah. S;a::es. Chairman \
c. yz.c-pz.<e lS-l Freeman. Liverpool, Durham y
SsA-s 6 .rsss. T.scke.. wes; Indies. " W Pls; Gre
es.a SArc, Session S.arS, " Lewis: Louise, Hoove'
FAasie.p.s Eg7oa Lane :; Narys Geo. Brett X Nose.
ARRIVED.
Si5 y:R:a ?s-cc. Of aai FROM Providence. RI sailed
Il. u: tx Agsschico. pu; in leaky. making 30 strokes
- ho-- aXylac OF :hc in ms: encountered severe
gsse t-o-. WNIN.
Jazz Henderson. Baltimore. Indse.
SIR C-s-s5s.s Seas:o7, Philadelphia coal.
Scsr Nz-y E1-A Sharp Philadelphia coal.
Sc.- Sa.se.,o- Sn1iih. Philadelphia coal.
Sc.- t.en-v Springer Waters Philadelphia, coa
S,A- E.z-a Ann RockeIt Philadelphia, coal.
So Pa:-.o. Smith, Philadelphia. coal.
sex GTccA >9uires, fredericksburg wheat and -four.
Se.- Ware Johnson. Milford, Del. corn.
SEX Qa-;sl Ps-ks. Philadelphia Goa.
sop R.sa,e Du-fes Providence.