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moro henlthy tone STOCKS in the hand. 81 d.al.

Stunning healthy tone stocks in the hands of deal.
ers being icht sud large corsum pon going forward
Importers generally reirauing from pressing sales in
the expectation OF sorue Improvement in prices taking
ulsce 30 soon as the important measures now before
Parliament finally settled Raw and refined Sugar
have slightly declined IN vaue bu. in the prices
articles scarcely suT variation has occurred The public
sales announced are few and unmpor,snr with the
cettion OF Maurtus Sugar Cassia Lignea Cotton ami
SIX niece Goods Goods Used By manufacturers are
held with arrnness and there re is less quantity on oaer
lsfop r0ing on in preduce although some articles are
sufficiently low IN price TO warrant investments The
,irae i, evidently not far distant when considerable
increase mus, take place in the markets all their
branches
The Helena ARK Shield states the debt OF Ar
kansas TO be about 100000 contends that the neycs,
On the deb, cannot now be paid and with what ii calls
su-it of self sacrificing honor recommends that the
Legislature propose io the creditors Of said State of
Arkansas that they cancel their present evidences Of l.
ability and receive in pace thereof State bonds not
bearing Interest, payable in fifteen years from date
This proposition is abou: equivaer,to reputia,ns the
principal Of the debt
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arnrkets :, Carefully reported for Tax T+i5,.n<.

THURSDAY, March IL.
AsHEs-Buycrs were waiting for the steamer. and we
heard little NOTHING done PFlces are not so hrrn.
Pots SiGS4 06 Pesrs 81 J't
Fl ORR AND MEAL-The market is steady al s. SGT
s. 81: for Genesee. with fair demand for consump
ton and the East: We sacs l500to 1000 bbs Ohio
and Genesee mostly a; the lower and $50 b5ls
Fx.ra Nay.CJrleans round hoop at SIS Al New.Oreans
ts, hoop we quote 50 l2t - % round hoop SIS IS
1o4 In Southern there is not much doing, but the
b., is 6rner There is little 10 be had below So 25-
sales 700 bbls Howsrd-st At IS 1871 Rye Flour is So
500s3 n with fair demand Meal 81 BIZ 1S3 50 Tor
Jersey Brandywine is So 62i hhds SIG. Bag Meal 81
256sl 81: Buck"heat Is s4oo IN ools 81 IN bags and
the market nearly bare.
Gp.fN-In Wheat we hear of nothing doing For
RYE there IL some shipping inquiry. and about 10000
bush have been sold 10 arrive az 81 g cents and 200
do Jersey at 90 cents Delivered We note sales goo
bush Barley at 90 cents. Oats are rather dull Northern
43045 But lit,ie Corn was offered, for which 81
asked and COT Did.
WHIsKY-Drudce is nominally p cents, but sales
canno, easily be made al 23l There few bb!s.
GA the market.
PoNE-ss!es Is 600 10. North West have been made
for home use AT 81 cents which is advance.
Olive note sales SEQ TO 1000 bbls Crude Whale for
home use al 50 cents and 100 bbls. Sperm 90
cash.
HIDEs-sales loGO0 African for Boston, on terms not
made public
MFTALS-Since the week opened the sales OF Scotch
Pig Iron have been nearly 1000 tons. various prices
and holders now ask $50 0SiO, mos for best brands
American is rer As is thought the damage on the
PENNSYLVANIA State Works may keep back supplies Best
Charcoal Pig held q, S35 and Anthracite $50 Blooms
are $50 for the descriptions. Boiler Plates 5:05i
cents and dull Nails Al cents. OF Lead sale OF 1000
Pigs was made private terms.
RICE-Prme is held at 81 81! and above. Very little
osny description be had below Si Sales 300 terces
for export.
LlME-Al the cargoes Eastern afoat have been taken
up at 81 per cask
sEEDS-vve note saes 100 bbls. free Ohio At 10 cents
and 5000 to 1000 bbs Pcnnsylvana at &c for sowing
PRoVlsIONS-There is inquiry for Pork
today but we hear of sales of importance. The
nomina! ouo:ations are New SO 25 and Sll Is; Old
50 and $40 IS We quote Prime Beef 500 so, with
sales; Mess 81 T5aSS IS. Beef Rounds S %. Small
saes sour Beef at S3Gi Tierce Beet Sl2 500Sl4 and
heavy Picked Shoulders at 4, 043 cents. Hams 6G6t
cents We quote Smoked Hams 81 09i; Sides raj! ;
Shoulders 6d6l Smoked Beef 8. cents. We note
small sales Cheese I: as! cents the latter for fine
Butter is heavy sales to fair extent We quote Ohio
g40ll; Western Dairy l2Gl4 cents. There ia con.
siderable demand for Lard but the supply light Sales
80 bSls at cents for prime.
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DIED:

Suddenly yesterday morning. I9:h inst MI. CRoLlUs
B. SMITH in the 3iih year of his age.
Tie relatives and friends OF the family and those Of
his father David Beck requested to attend his
funeral on Sunday afternoon next t inst at halpas
o'clock from his late residence No 90 Rvingtonst WITH
out farther ita;on also tee members Of the Howard
Lodge No CO. l. o. OF O. F. and the order generally. u
on wednesday morning 18th inst OF a lingering i'll
ness which she bore with Christian fortitude, CARO-.
LINE. wife of Daniel Nestle, daughter OF John D. and
Rachel Gassner, aged - years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are requested
to attend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock from
tbs residence of her father No. II Motts The funeral
services at ST pau's Church. -
on Thursday the 10Th inst. ]. RUTSEN VAN RENS-
SELAER, in the 4lst year Of his age.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited TO
attend mis- funeral from his late residence 81 3davenue
on Saturday morning 10 o'clock, without farther nvi-
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- Thn suhiecr of Adyerli.Ing in Country

~ The subject of Advertising In Country
Newspapers for Country Custom Is beginning 10 be ur
dersloud OF enerprlslng IN The various
business departments Az there ID instance In which II
has failed the business of the advertiser The
cusion irresistible that Is the OF hccumulaung
10 business effectively steam power applied TO ma
chnery
That should done judctously, however Is well ex-
planned la the Road WeaL" recently issued By the
which IN the hands of OF the intelligent business
men In ihs city, and from which we make the following
extracts
1.-The worlds good report is precious a capital
bs invested Ia business and he alone wise who merits
this repuIe"
THE necessary connection between good motives and
means, and successful results in the pursuit of wealth
impressed the mind OF every man who hopes
attain prove useful or honorable 10 his fam
y or friends, the community of which ne IA men,
ber."
Printing is OF the important invented
for labor saving economy aud dispatch In business Few
ofhe full extent of its importance IN this Parcu
lar but those best understand IL and avail themselves
It's sdvantages a other things being equs are inva
raby found hs Leading IL success OF business
Think ofihe difference between waiting for customers
accidentally probably they learn, what and
where your business and when they CALL If they ever do
spending half hour hour giving TO each one
raely description OF that which be for sse It's quail
IT, price the other hand spending The half hour
or write advertisement. equally descriptive, TOR
the newspaper and handbil by which OF thousands
may read time, and be informed OF all The par
ucuars il Ia desirable To convey"
The Road 10 Wealth. recommended 10 the examine
non of all who any interested in supplying
The OF the people OF the country II contains much
useful information the subject OF advertising In country
papers, list OF which they are published cost OF ad
vertising, &c. &c- IL
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% KALs, HAIR REsTOKATIYE.-Exuac from

II anohsr Iet-et- BRockPoRT, Dec. 3, l8i5.
DEAR SIR pen IN hand address you few lines
IN regard your Hair Restorative Some years since had
the misfortune 10 lose my While IN Ann Arbor Mich
las winter became with Jour Agent Mr. Ty
ler who recommended your article, which have since
used and ind Is fast growing In and has become quite
tnck and long. OF the article and you have
no Agent here should be very much plesed you could
send q1sntity want very bad and Others are
also waiting. Yours, n haste, 2. E PERINE
Door. BEALs.
The above mentioned article IN applied on ths onglnl
terms No charge until successful at Office ID fs
avenue. Depos-New-York, l73 Broadway sS.I1h'
Mk-s. Philadelphia, 100 Ninth ST and So and
N. B.-Agenis are wanted IN every Town. oo ND ~
State whe.e here sre none.
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fats.
LEARY & CO.'S

FASHION FOR SPRING, 1916.
e The preference so universally manifested
for our present style OF Gsnemans Hats has decided
continue the same for the ensuing season.
LEARY L co. Halters Nos. 8, and 5 Aston House.
New-York Fsb. 18th, 1916.
Circulars descriptive OF The peculiarly OF STYLE for
warded by addressing postpaid Zftfs
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EDUCATION.

sTATEN-lsLAND INSTITUTE.
yTT DUFF respectfully invite. the attenton OF parents
w 10 bis establishment a. New Brighton, for Classical,
Commercial and General Education. The peculiar adyar.
rspe when this Institution offers will be found worthy Of
notice Circular The English French Spanish and Ger
man languages obIaIned Aeksrs Roe Lockwood
Sons All Broadway, al the Academy, which may be
Yl-.ed every day iSundays e1cepted.l nlI TuFh&5-
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By pilot boat Commerce, 10Th inst. of Cspe Henlopen
bark Maryland from Baltimore, for Boston also oaak
Welsh from Matanzas, Tor Philad 18th, brig Erie IA
Boston. for Philadelphia.
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wGentlemen's Hats-sprtng Fnshion.-BlRD,
cor Pine and Nassau sts-Genleen's HAS OF the Spring
pattern uniting much elegance and beauty of style now
ready for examination and sale by tho subscriber.
1uha0 lmis. BIRD Cor. Pine and Nassau SIS.
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

n In the list of appointments confirmed on
Thursday we notice that of MICHAEL HOFFMAN,
as Naval Officer ct this port; also that Of GEORGE
w. PoMERoY as an Appraiser.
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Matters in Philadelphia.
Of The Tribune.

IOITehpONutIINJ
PHILADELPHIA, March l9, 1876.
There is rumor OF forgery having been COM
u,ted hiscityby young bloods Of which IS the
son Of prominent member Of the Philadelphia bar The
the check attempted 70 have been passed was
$500 ana that too upon fashionable hotels In
Chesnut-st.
A fair amount of business was done in stocks to-
day, Penn. Fives opened and closed al ~ Reading
shares sold az 3 at the close OF market Wilmington
improved % selling al 3d. Lehgh shares rose j. schuyi-
xiii Navigation T. and Planters Bank OF Tennessee g.
DEATH OF ELIAS VAS ARsDALE, SES.-Jersey-
men at home and abroad will be panied hear that this
venerable citizen He died at his residence
this city between 10 and II o'clock this morning alter
brief illness of some fye six days, Newark Adv
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II Spring Styles Ha. for s. 80 al MfLLs'S,
l7a Broadway, Howard Hote.-Ths public Will bear In
mind that the above ssch hats are usually sold Tor
i. ssked for il Il 3 So MIC Owls
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q SEE FOURTH PAGE.


Schr Eclipse Thatcher. I'm Halifax Ms. 9th inst mack
ereI sih iast- 25 miles E!SE of Shelbern
spoke B whale bark Rose from Cape E.orn fer Halifax
81 months out 1900 55ls sperm, 500 dc whale OIL Re-
ported having experienced very severe weather.
Schr David Coffin Nye, ds IN, Sand witch. glass ware,
70 Moore & Cozzens.
Schr Anseretta Crowe!l, Q ds from Boston ndse 10
master.
schr Fancy, Chase ds from Boston, md.e, to : W
Lewis.
Schr Cora Elwood 8 ds I'm Boston, n,dse TO Foster &
Nicksrsor
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Court On Icndar,

CIRCUIT CoURr-This Day.-Nos. 4, e, g. s., 9, IL
l2 l3, ID 81, 80, 80.
l07 Ill ll3 us III. Part 2-Nos. Sc, S. 90 "a, l0O
lO2 lO4 lo6 los, 49,
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u Scbring's Rcstorntive.-This pleasant medi-
rcvsr-ia!ling remedy Tor Dyspepsia and Nervous
Affections lis certain for Sick AID Nervous Head
aches and excellent of Cosvene,s and Low
Spirits. II morbid Of the hillary organs and
is very e-scious in relieving Flau!ency, Coles, and snl
liar complaints OF the Stomach and Bowels. Il speedily
The return OF strength and activity in all Of
Debility healthy appetite where this greatest OF
blessings deficient aud, natural consequence, gives
tone and vigor 10 the whole system
Sold wholesale and retail by A. B. * D. Sands, 10 Fulton
street; 2TS Broadway and II East Broad way Sold
also by Ru.hion Co 40 Broadway 10 AsIor House, and
Broadway. corner of Four eenth-st. and by
MO iseodtf CODDINGTON, sos Hutson-si.
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" Mesmerism.-DR. DoDs viii deliver Il course of
I'VE Lectures the Philosophy OF Mesmersm in the First
Free Congregational Church ChrySii.-s commencing
Tuesday evening March IL. half past O'clock and
unniog every evening during tue week The most brilliant
ard interesting experiments Witnessed in Mesmerm,
Admission p cents. ml7 its
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SPOKEN

Bries Carolina, Charleston Sterling. Savannah Sea
Sisa; Atkins Mstanzas; Lady OF the Lake Bermuda
Orbit Para. Schr Baltimore West Indies. and others
IND NY
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: Knox,. EashionnhIe Hnts nor

rT knox's Fashionable HATS for The ensuing
Spring ready for inspection and sale, al ITO Fulton
ST. between William aud Nassau To those who not
The vo.sres et fashion, but always wish look uniform in
The kind OF Hat they wear which is becoming TO Them
can their Hats made 10 order u very short notice
mi lmis-
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Posr.OFFicE. March 10, 1886.

posr-OFFicE, March 10, 1896
- Farther Instructions having been received from
the General Department. the Southern Mail through will
close heretofore 81 O'Clock P. NJ. Boxhold-rs
requested nJrc their Clerks preserve decorum while
waiting al this Office for letters.
mis- Il ROBT. Il. MORRIS, P. NJ
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MhRRIEn.

In this CITY on the ID inst By Rev A. Boomer Hart
Mr. CHARLES A. DANA, of Brook Farm. Mass. 10 Miss
OUNCE daughter OF the late John Mscdaniel. OF
WASHINGTON City.
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q The Ladies who gave in their names TO Join Mr.
Hardiuges Class IN Phouec- Senography respectfully
requested 10 leave their addresses III Ssxton Mes's
Bookstore. as the lsthas been mi-aid. mig 2lis
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MORE MURDER DISCLOSURES We understand
by passengers n the Western train yesterday, that the
recent high water lthica has disnered box con.
tanning the bodies of u aud child. horribly
ged and d!shsured They have bsen identified as the
vie and child of man who was tried few weeks
snce Tor their abduction aud sentenced TO the Auburn
State Prison for years twas supposed at the time
that they had been murdered, bat the bodies could
ro,bs found he was only tried for lesser offence
Syracuse Jour.
The name Of the murderer is Edward II. Rullof. He
resided abou; two miles from Ithaca, and kept school,
and was also practitioner OF the Thompsonian system
ofmedcne
DEATH OF A PIoSEER.-Joseph L. Patterson,
father of Hon. Thomas j. and Judge Patterson, died at
bis residence in Parma Friday the 18th inst lie was
enc Of the oldest settlers OF Monroe County
GREAT DIsPArcH.-Ship Kentucky, Capt. Chas
E. Ranle belonging John Fairfield & Co.'S line, has
performed the voyage from Boston TO N Orleans and
back, In .fjiyjour days with full cargoes both ways
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e Temple of Honor.-The Applicants OF Croton
Division No 10 5 of T. Grand Temple OF Honor OF
the State OF New for Charter 10 form Temple,
requested meet al the Of Broadway and Grand
This friday Evening a. before O'Clock, for the pur
pose of being installed By the Grand Tempe.
MOO IL, j. D. HOLBROOK Chairman.
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books.
AN INTERESTING BOOB

OF Voyages, Travels and Adventures, published this
~ day.-TYPEE: A Peep a. Polynesiau Life. during a
Four Months Residence Valley OF the Msrqlesas With
Notices OF the French Occupation OF Tahiti and the Pre-
vsonsl Cession OF the Sandwich Islands 10 Lord Paulet
By Herman Melville.
This Nos Is and II OF the Library OF Amer
can Books
The parts elegantly printed on fine white psper-S7i
each or the IN one handsome volume, cloth
5! 90.
"A work OF novel aud romantic interest ltsbounds
with personal adventure capnba bsrques groves OF cocoa
nut coral reefs tsoed chiefs and bamboo empes sunny
valleys planted with bread fruit reos carved canoes dane
ing the 1shng blue waters savage woodnrds guarded
by horrible idols heaihenish rites and human sschces
Mirror.
"Typee happy hit, whichever way you look at Ii
whether travels romance, poetry or huinor IL has
sucency OF all these be OF The most eeabe, read
able day. The peculiarly OF the book 20 u.s. Ia
familiar and life OF the author among race OF ne
xed savsges He goes down day from bis hut To
ouusing shed OF the Chiefs the tt he calls IT, rs II be
walking from the Aston House TO the Saloons OF The Racket
Club The bon h0mrIe OF the book 10 remarkable IL APP
pears as genial and the spontaneous fruits OF the
slaodr Morning News.
Published and for sale by
MO WILEY * PUTNAM, l6l Broadway.
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HARVEY BuRDELL, NJ. D. DEsTIsr-oface and resi-
dence 362 Broadway, corner 0fFrank-n-st. milo 7r-
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SAILED

Ship Lyons. Ryan. NOrleans. 18th Feb. provis-
ions, &c. 10 master; also ! brig unknown.
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~ That surprising little Drummer closes his engage:
rent the Museum tomorrow when be taxes his farewell
benefit SO no time be lost in hearing MIN he Is he
tak OF the and the admiration OF the thousands who
have seen hun he appears this evening IA conjunction
win those beautiful Dssoving Views Laughing Gas,
&c Several schools sac families visit The Museum his
afternoon witness he separate exhibition OF ne scrip
tural and other views, with Ihs Microscope
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General Notices.

- Thirteenth Wnrd.-The Democratic Wing
Electors 18Th Ward hereby requested Is assemble
the House of James Green No She.sL on Saturday
evening next 2lst o'clock the purpose OF Sc
lecng three Delegates Mayoralty Convention.
81 order OF the Ward Commiuee.
o. NEWCOMB, Jr. Chairman
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BEERE & cosTAR,
i56 Broadway,
e Will Introduce the spring Fashion for Gen
LeInen's E.u narch 18th. 1870. III Au
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7 II aMIDON

2. n. AMIUON
g Begs to inform his friends and the public that mis-
Hal establishments removed from corner oil van anc Nas
streets
No. III BROADWAY,
DIRECTLY oypoIte the Ho.7drd Hotel
The liberal patronage which for many years been
extended 10 him s, his old stand duly appreciated And
his arrangements now SUCH as enable him 70 oIer
avery for continuation of the His cele-
brsed ine Bcsyer Castor and MokJ Hats, which 100
well Snown 10 need commentator, will be found still far
,bsr proved and besur5e Also econpee assortment
OF gertenens youths and chldren's umbrellas, kc
stmodsrste prices ~ 3. Genlemens Hats of the Spnng
fs.T;on are now r-aiy est isiw SMW4F
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an sPRING FAshlUN.-6.own q CO. 60. I,S Cn at
all corner OF Molst wish 10 inform lhe pub
0c Of their recent Improvement 10 The raanniaeture
and finish OF their - haicombnin8 fashion, beauty scd
durablity-!afse important CONSIDERATIONS % mo ~eefe
MO I'm
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PARK BENJAMIN AND @. E. LES TEX.
LESTER va ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vs.. LESTER.
TIME WESTERN CONTINENT for Saturday, March
4 Dist, is received this day. by VIM Taylor Co. No. 2
Astor House, and contains:
scorchiDg and decisive reply to Mr.. c. Edwards Les
ter's " Card" 10 the Evening Mirror.
Extraordinary Correspondence" beieg rebuke TO q
certain well-known Individual.
The State Debt of Ma rylaud.
Musical Thunder being crique on Leopold de Meyers
performance.
Letter from Broadway.
Major Jones aud hs Traves-Letier No. s. giving an adj
nrable description Of Washington City, s Lions, ssaIl'
ary &c. &c. sc.
John The Bold new novel by w II Carpenter-contin-
ued.
Ths Doomed Maiden, the Victim OF Superstition by
w II, Thompson, author OF Major Joness Cournhip,"
John IS Alive" &C. &c.
Also all News OF the week Poetry, Taes, Scraps.
and variety Of entertaining matter forming altogether tho
interesting Weekly Paper issued.
Published and for saleby WIN. TAYLOR CO:
No. 2Astor House N Y. and Baltimore, Md.
OF whom may be obtained all the cheap Publications.
Magazines &c. &c. as soon as issued. MO
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DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given ;hat the annual
Election Trustees OF the Eastern Dispenssry VIII be
held al Office oil inc Institution, the OF Lad
low-sL and Eesex Market place, Monday 9Th day OF
Apr! next O'Clock, P. ". TIE poll viii remain open
one hour. By order OF tna Board
r.2o 2ws z. D. BROWN, Secretary.
GOMETHNG ELSE SEW-Bronze Clock without
- weighs springs, and wound up without Aey The
most simple IN Construction OF any Clock yet invented war
raned keep good time highly ornamental! very 10"
priced ard be found with every other novey II Inc
Housekeeping line the Furnishing Warehouse OF
mo SMITH, TORREY L co. - Asider-Isne.
SHOWER DATHS-Now the season Tor Bathing Is
- approaching the Portable Shower batn so conducive
20 comfort and will found Indispensable for sale
BIZ GEORGE BEECEER, Manuufacturers Agent,
mo 100 Broadway.
COPYISG PRESSES, complete with all The neees-
~ sary apparatus. q. low prices, oT
FRANCIS LOUTREL. Statouers,
,n9a 3u, n Naideo-ane.
DEW FOR sALE-Pew No Isl II The gallery OF 81!
Z Paurs Church for sale low. Apply 10
mo Gus h WENDELL, la2 Broadway cor Joh1-st
nISH COVEKS-JusI received, several Casks Block
~ Tin Dish Covers patent imperial raised, for sale a.
wholesale IN sets or sInsly, By
MO SMITH, ToRREY co. - Msidsn.sue
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DISASTROUS SHIPwKEcK-iSir Liyes Lost.-The
Nantucket Inquirer Monday gives the particulars OF
the wreck Of the British bark Earl OF lexington, from
Liverpool for Boston. with cargo OF coal and salt,
sgaed Messrs. |. Winslow & son. OF Boston. which,
together with the vessel is probably insured in Great
Britain The bark struck South Shoal (Nsntuckep,
March Is beat and anchor but as she leaked
badly her chains slipped and she ashore
the s. E part Of Nantucket where she shortly alter
ward broke in two. Nine Of the crew then took TO
two boats and but three OF them succeeded in reach
ing the shore; the second mate Mr. c. Magee, four
seamen aud boy by the OF John Lambert,
having been drowned in making the attempt An
oar was then tnrown overheard with small line
attached to it which drted the shore oy which
hawser from the ship to the shore. The haw-
then drawn aut pair OF sings attached TO
ring and the balance Of the were hauled ashore
upon ii in this way in safety. There were tweny.siX
board the ship six of whom have been lost and
twenty saved Of them barely She left Liver
pool the 29th December, has been out eleven weeks
and has experienced very bad weather Her cargo con-
sist OF 300 salt 100 coal so copper and
about so cases dry goods AT the latest accounts none
of the bodies of the unfortunate seamen had been recov
cred. The dry goods and copper Will PROBABLY De saved
LIBEL CAsE.-The Editor of the Boston Evening