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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-06-17
ADJOURNMENT.

ADJOURNMENT.
The above meeting has been adjourned until Sat
urday the 10Th day Of July next J.B.
June 8, 1917.
o. The Scottsyille Times will please COPY
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in favor of the bill to provide for the appointment Of
wreck masters in the counties of Queens Kings Suffolk,
Richmond and Westchester. The bill referred to
the Committee of the Whole.
The House then passed the bill to increase the capital
stock of the Utica and Buffalo Railroad Company, so
that the company may relay their road with heavy
rail.
Mr.. SMALL of New York, introduced general act to
incorporate charitable and benevolent societies. The
bill was referred.
An inerminsble amount of local and private business
was disposed of,
And the House went into Committee of the Whole on
the Senate bili amended by the House Select Com
mtee to divide the State into Judicial districts
There were great number OF efforts made TO amend
the bill-sll were reiested.
And the Committee without having taken vote
and the Hsuse ad jeurned.
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FOR SALE.

"a A FARM of Fifty acres, most delightfully."- ST.
:::W ueted about five miles from Elizabeihtown, NJ D.
Sa. comm rising handsome commodious dwelling house.
ttea WIN ma6ie mantes and every convenience for
barns ice house ard other buildings suostantia OF
trees.
The easy from New York either by the various
cars from Jersey City the ferry EZabehpo whence
railroad tram runs within hundred yards Of the house
reuters tins valuable those
IN this city The greater of the purchase money
for three bond and per
WISE Il SONS, liz Pearl street.
Also sLe dwelling house No 3sl
t,aNr
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assembly.

a. -, e.. Al, - 90, ~ 'O' >'0 ~
-, ''
sssemb,v.
A,.,,v Fsb 10 1917
Mr. sur,v.v renor.ed ol,.r.a ., ia, hin T.; r,,a,,o,
to collection of debts Sc. agoinst vessels &c in Nsw
York
MIR B,oDarrr renor,od ho,, .h. hi, 30 r..u,,;, a..
ame,dmants N tho c;,v charter n ., ,;o nv r.ia.,,.E
by the citizens of Vow yo,k
asMr W.,our ronor,aa . .s,.-.I ar,.,,,;o,;o, Nil -
csssarv upasr tho now const;,,,;or
Mr. C,sprr off red IN, f,,lou;n, -e,o,,,;,n r,h;,h
was adoptea =;
Resolved That the pres;Js,, NJ IN, Nam Vol, an,
Harlem Railroad Co be required to rsaor, forthwith TO
se ecte'aty OF stare under oath TAI and detailed
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employ badly troubled with Piles and by using
q smell auanty Of your SarsspaIa, complaint wa,
completely cured consider It Of the best OF med
GAkRIT GARRABRANT i23 Market ST. Newak
PILES, PILES. PILES
Or Towrsends Sarsapara less successful curing
pepsia, rheumatism and nervous debility. Read the follow
Dr. Townsend Dear Sr-The effects of your sar,apsr;,Ia
are truly wonderful For the last eight years past
which have suffered all the of that Complaint and
had despared Of ever finding relief except deah have
the pleasure to inform you there is balm in Gilead
have used two bottles of Sarsapara no rem
nant Of my old complaint send this for publication,
and any person refer would be happy 10 IN
form OF the benefit have received at your hand.
~, Yours, truly, JOHN HALL, 40 Fulton st.
Thomas Smith, printer 2 Nassau Sd story red
q along standing aggravated case of the Piles.
James Nelson Harie afflicted with the bleed *
piles Tor several years. and entirely relieved by using
this remedy
IL ERYSIPELAS.
The following is letter recently received from gentle
man residing In New Haven't
DR. TOWNSEND-DEAn SiR-i have beea tIIodbied
with the ey5peas for two and could get anything
to rsmove atast resolved to make trial Of your
parilla took two bottles, and began to improve CONT
nued to get better a and when had taken five bottles
cine by friend that had used it with success, done
The work Tor me- Yours rs'&Rf ESs.aR!Y's. WILLIS
pneRs Ges os %tGn street, Sun Building New
Druggist Baltimore; Durol CO.., Richmond; p. M. Co.
hen, charleston JWright Co.. ISL Chartres street, New Or
eans 1906 South Pearl Albany aud BY pncpa drug
gis,s generally throughout the United States West Indies
and the Canadas
None genuine unless put up large square bottles
which contain quart and ned with the written signature
7vrT uT as
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Fl),i SAi.i.

FOX SALE
AuA FOUR LOTS, the north side Of 4st street, be-
E:;b tween the TIN ana 9th with Dwelling
III and Carpenters Shop one of the lots.
Also mail Farm the turnpike road, Far Rockaway,
Long sand containing about six Of land two under
CULTIVATION of fine large Peach Trees of the chOc
est fruit small House. and about four OF Woodland
all enclosed IN go d fence.
Also O<er pisces Of land Rockaway, for sale
For particulars. apply %
JOHN L. NORTON Jr IA Delaney st. or
Il9 lmsrc JOHN H. POWER. las Fulton 81. NJ
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"A TO LEf.-The and COW story brick
E.:S House twh fine uudecearl 76 Prince
Sullivan, situated in pleasant aud gen'eei neigh
bofhood The houe finished the beet aud
be seen before 10 O'clock A. NJ sf.r4 r. Inquire Of
Jas q MACLAY, 40 East Broadway.
MOSES b. MACLAY Attorney at Law.
rh q Nassau sire
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TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPHET
Circula tion---Eo Thousand.

DAILY HEKALpr.yery day, Price cents per copy-U
20 pee annun-rayabie 10 advance.
WEEKLY HEhALD-Every satardiy-rncs "a cess
per copy-sy i2lS cents PEI annurn-payabs advance
HERALD FOR GUROPE-Every steam Packet day
frce G cents copys3 90 per annu, payable In ad-
vance.
DVERTt5EMENTs .at the usual ss-always cash
IN advance
PRINTING Of all kinds or scated beauty and dss
patch.
All letsr. communications by gel, Asdressed to this
sslbshmeat be paid OF the postage will bs de-
dletsd from the subscription laoaey remitted.
JAMES GORl ON BENNETT,
Proprietor OF the
NEw YORK RxRALL EsT
&orth ssf cor Of fulton and NsaEsn ssrssw,
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FOX SALE.

SEA A THREE STORY HOUSE on 23d street between
.z he End and Sd Avenues IL is well fnisned, aud
pete with the --latest including kitchen
ange sunk cold aud warm ba hs water coseti &c Italian
marble mantles throughout the house yard of fifteen
feet ia onw nh verapdqh and French windows. The house
OF Of houses the south side of the street
For iurther particulars apply to WISE & SONS,
IA IN Pesr
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FOX -AIE -RROOKT " N

sszA The AID hreestory brick House. on the south.
E:H uf Hicks and Sacket streets The lot is
. twsntyt feet in ont aud rear, by one handred
The house built daring the year. has msrbe
manels tbroue plated furniture, sub cellar
cn ia front and back pnZzas enclosed with glass II
within three minutes walk of Hamilton avenue ferry aud
the Ar elk and fifteen from The ferry
IN rspidiy improving neighborhdod
Also sale, the House aud Lot adj dining, of same De
scrption. Apply 10 ELIAS q. BROWN,
At Slossoh Il Schslis Office 90 Nassau street.
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Aa FOX ALE, or to exchange for city property-A
handsome cottage, with five Of land sua
way, Long Island, on the Rockaway Turnpike The five
OF land attached 70 the cottage are well studded with
pet and fruit trees. There good barn and other
houses on the property also an houses and the
We situated for gentleman who would like comfortable
country residence Also about seventy of land
listing oi Woodland, meadow and llable land which will be
'on 10 n Im a.nefent paTc1sv j. D.,,
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hiSKAtY you'd drsSt the attention Of the publi:
and Of the effort now anns ncr.sse ., ''
portance and US efuness.
fire.. sss@:i. s%Ssiis.%:a; i:s :.sss iad:
% % ss Of IS
and for consider able annual additions. the library has
aG1tf %
asn
volumes (msny of which and may, there.
!ss .Ia.; and .Hch The dstermlnedto it,
the public will foster it as the Importance Of the obse
attached to the Ibrsyi convenient aud copmod9us
Journal. and newspapers, Which Offer. every seeommeds
Library the r.t Of the sudas '
and extend the library proper ovethe whole second
.ve ANY person Of fair character may become
lego. by paving twe.ty,e dollars the price Of share and
This is the condition and character Of the institution, in
for whose advancement their cooperation solicited 1T
% who %ond furnish va
and valuable reading his children, every who
e
s who Who
reaready members Of will lend their active and efficient
ing thi. i, done ne Trustees pledge themssve.
ss out Ss SS:1lh:
present aspect of and
will make the boast and Of the rcal
ropOlis Of the Union. les iawSamfh
."HtBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY"
THE eighth annual Ball OF the funds the above
i Society will take place a. the Apollo Rooms, Wednes.
day, March 3, l847
Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies', Five Dol
lars-To be had Of the following
COMMITTEE ARRAN0EMENTs.
H. AUNSON, ]. William street.
LEWIS MANSON, 1853 Water street
JOHN LEVY, 1874 William street
LYONEL A. MYERS. 60 Reade street.
M. A. MIrCHt LIZ 24j Front street.
LEWIS LEVY, 10 Maiden ane.
SYLVESTER BRUSH, cor. Pine and Water sts
CHARLES ). LYONS, So Cedar street
r. W&s to m3r
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Iowa U. $. SENATORS The Iowa papers state
a caucus of democratic members Of the lcgisla-
ture was held the 18th Of December, aud that Hon.
Augustus Dodge and Hon Thomas =. Wilson received
the nominations United States Senators from the
State OF Iowa The election expected to come of in
few days, but the result regarded uncertain, in
OF thsns being three irregular democrats in
the legislature who not disposed to 10 for the
inees Of the party The democratic majority in thu legs
lature, says the Union, including these irregular
bers is but four The nominations stated to have
been made with great unanimity.
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WASSAPtOUA HOUSL


<ER THE kEEfER Of the above house. having retired
E.:H from the Business. the house will be let
-s.&& moderate for number of years, COM
mencIng the first of March This establishment be
veil Known also the celebrated trout pond ad
joining IL IS needless say For particulars apply
10 the subsc iber, the premises.
~ B. The above establishment would be rented low
to party of geetemen.
THOMAS FLOYD JONES.
SouTH OysTERBAy, L., L. fl3 o lsrrc
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FOR SALE.

a One OF the beautiful and desirable residences
@ the State Of Sonnecticu ,ituaied IN the city of
~. Norwich, corner of Washington and Yantc streets,
residence Of WIN q Gilman E,g. by whom the house wa.
built and the grounds LAID There about v.
oland covered with shade aud strawberry with
varieties of fruit trees gonseberes cuaEs raspbcres,
strawberries, &c.
The scenery the grounds beautiful and picturesque
equal to the The house very
with wells of excellent and falling the
pr. aud the place combnes every thing make
of the De igh residences N cw England, and Of
fe opportunity 10 gentem wishing beautiful
For AID III her particulars apply Charles Addoms
Esq, No 29 Granite Building Broadway and Cham
bers street, TO the subscriber the premises
w. G. WHiTRIDGE.
Norwich. Feh 10 l8i7. ne lm~rc
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AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
II Il l. IL q Il APHIC,

Senate
ALBANY, Feb 10, ls47.
The resolution calling upon Congress to appropriate
$500 900 for the reefof the suffering poor of Europe
astaken up and debated length but subsequent
ly laid over.
Mr.. DEsNrsroS introduced bill praying for appro
priaon for the cana! debt and tor tho maintenance Of
the canals for the year lsi7
Adjourned
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A CURE FOR COLDS.
MRS. CARROLL'5 Medcated Vapor and Sulphur
Iva Baths, 1874 Fulton street. opposite Church street.
certain cure for Cslds, Coughs, Rheumat Sore Throat,
and all in,Inmatory diseases incident tbs chaugeabe
Of the weather The sulphur Vapor Bath Is partcu
aly recommended by our frat physicians for all
eruptons aud diseases o the skin No danger cold
afAer the of these baths. 100 lm* re
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FARM FOR SAIE ATAITCTION

FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION
5oa4 Will be sold at auction Tuesday, the 90 day OF
@ March the valuable Farm which the subscriber
~dAnow resides The said farm about n OF
good land with good yelling Barn. Carnage House. and
al the necessary out buildings situated the town OF
Mamaroneck. county of Westchcster about mile from
The village of Mamaroncck, the Weaver road 81
miles from the City Hail. aud the line of the New Ha
aud New York railroads has abundance Of the best
quality OF fruit The sale will be positive to take place
NJ on the Premises For further particulars enquire Of T.
4 Lawrence, New Rochelle, Of the subscriber the
premises.
ja20 lm*rc LEONARD DEKLYN.
RATHBUN'S HOTEL,
l6l, 1853, l65 tr l67 Broddcdy, Neo York.
"A This and magnificent establishment recently
:R opened as Public Hotel fitted in modern style,
,acity TO accommodate 200 persona
Besides very spacous Dining Hall it contains
mber OF pleasant Parlos, with large well ventilated
3edr all splenddly furnished with entirely urni
location is very desirable and enient both for
CUISINE aud pleasure being between Courtand aud Liberty
streets
The roprietor OF this establishment intends make it
ne OF - most comforab pleasant and business like
places ia the city Of New York aad pains expense will
e spared his partt the of his suess-tco
by hoping ,shae literally the public patronage while ne
temains the ublics humble servant, b. HATHBUN
jg1lmsrc
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Dr. Townsend TO all whom this may concem--1 hiss
10 certify site used bottle OF
previous TO her confinement under the alarming aud
delicate circumstances, being troubled with the dropsy
blitntrd with aud the fecomme ndation OF
rose who had used it, she Induced 10 it, with little
or no faith and suffice say, the medicine had the happy
drsred effect only the hours Of connem but
after the expiration of week OF its the dr0psy and
affection way astonishing degree, aud her
health than had been Tor Ions time previous
II tins will be Of any YOU or any one who doubts
the OF the medicine entirely welcome to IT,
subscribe myself most obeden aud Obliged servant
s.. g. JAMESON.
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EIMOAT A MIRACLE

DIR. Townsend-Desr sr:sv wife has beer Ia -,
years anlet.d with hheumntsn she has tried many jif
feen redies 20 Obtain some relief bat all TO no a.
enc vas nay ndoeed By seeing to give
your tria w. procured Of il from your
uns sne experienced srcat relief and was In
'y 'no'' VINO pec"y cured lwss also Together with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-20

COAL.
STILL continuc 10 sell the hest quality OF Red Ash Co
at these prices for cash Broken. egg and stove IS
large nut s. 00 screened and good order
yard corner Of KIng and Greenwich streets 30 cents
will he allowed to those who wish send their
j21 imsrc PETER CLINTON.
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Domestic Irnportatlons.

NV OnLEANs-Bak Ohio-3 hhds 80 tierces Heran Lees
COLO bbls White wright7i hhds ITO bbls Morgan
88l kegs lard II bales Souer Brothcrs93 boxes
Havens223 terces 100 bb - hhds Work Drake-2 boxes
CO.'S bb Dwight, Johnson COL bags boxes South.
wick-l6o bbls Hubba Cheeney9a hides Bangs Mer.
NEW ORLyANs-Bark Genesee-862 bis hemp Taylor &
Cooper co-i0 hhds shoulders bbls allow Berdelli
bbls oil Lippenco Reynods36 hhd sugar Roberts VIII
ams-32s bbls pork 90 hhd shoulders Hubbsd3s2 bbs
lard Markoe Wilbur Scott031 bbls flour to order
2 brs p 81 Kipp-93 bis cotton Wessner K Gale.
NV ORLEANs--Bark Eoit-ia, bbs 80 tres lard Meyer
Sage COTS sacks Hitchcock coo barrels pork II
New ORLrASs-SchrJ II Counce75 tres lard 456 bbls do
1913 kegs do bbs shoulders lbanks-393 hides 76 emp
barrels ebales cotton Whpple- pkgs mdse kuten-sS
sacks corn Hitchcock < co. -
MosILE-Bark White Oak-2OO bales w King-2l4
Adams co--i90 do p Leverich
MopE-Brg Angenora--3 1868 bales cotton Bonafee & Co
l9G do Collomb lselin-5 do TO order.
CHARLEsroS-shp Sullivan--s5 bales cotton Bplkeyn
las Sprague Robinson co250 Spoford, Tleson COLI
crates rags II hhds csk Amod coil rope Cook Hurlbut
boz + Cooley3 hf bbls Harra Sprouts colo bbs
bdls leather Lille Pesrson229 hides bdl skins Godfrey
Shaw3O hides Randa-3 bales Seaman X Peck-30 Wood
Merritt BIZ Williamson-4oi bis cotton 81 ties rice 3
ApaIAcHicoLA-Bark Il Ring-l3l bales cotton Drake,
Waring * Son--oO Parmelee & Rogers9 Center co.97
Lawrence TqImball22J w Talman-l30 Spoford, Tile.
Cog Mathee Mum x Ear-3 BIS tobacco Alen-22
w Harrisli Perkins Brooks White29l hides Smith,
Wright co-38i w Furas-3 bxs Taylor--2j hides bdl
skins Dbl beeswax Schefer Bros-75 sticks cedar DE
ArrAKAPAs-Brg Carerj8 hhds sugar 81 bbs molasses
Leverich69 hhds cks 80 bbs molisses Sayre.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 7-Evening.-The market for
bread sufs il much excited to-day. and owing to the
continued light receipts holders ask advance prices.
Flour IL held at 50 rs with 90 offered for standard
brands hear of sales except Of Western brands In
retail way at So 10 s7ls Corn mcal-500 bbs sold
at 81 56i 4 GAIA including Brandywne at the latter
price aud sale Of 1000 bbs Pennsylvania is also report
cd at 81 10 Wheat in request and to 1000 bushels
sold at 81 40 for Penna reds and a for white Corn
scarce, with good demand, and $500 bushels Penna
yellow sold at 9sc 81. .4-.l
BALrrMoHr. April Z, 1871 During the last two days
the transactions in Howard street Flour have not been
largo. There is however good deal of inquiry, and
prices have advanced Yesterday about 1900 800 bbs
were sold at So %. This morning there sales OF
few parcels the rate and afterwards some 800
1000 bbs sold mt So 37ls the market closing firm
The receipt price il unsettled We hear OF sales of
City Mills flour Holders ask SO 60-stock very light.
Sales to-day Of 700 bbls susquehanpa -four at SO So
gale to-day Of 700 bbs Baltimore kiln dried corn meal
at - 5O-now held Mt 10. sale Of Md. red wheat
quality not prime, made to-day at ~ A. Pennsy-
yania Is wanted both for shipping and grinding Sales OF
Md. Yellow made yesterday at ssc, and to-
day at ~ n 9oc. White Is worth SO a s5c.
Nrw ORLEANS, March 3l.-The eastern mail failed
Yesterday as generally does when of partic
interest ~ expected This Of operated TO check
business but nevertheless about 1900 barrels -four
sold mostly Mt 50 10 advance Of 25c per Dbl Sat-
urdays prices, Corn too has rather advanced some
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Lospos-ship Sir Robert Pee 10 cases Eyerson
s..' wii
II Andrews Alma opsnheimer-lo ee5oons
acs case:
%oo
5s WIZ
RoeESs& sSm,lz SoSs DS WIN cha1 81
Gs:s s Si!s
b. ts,:s q;
h Harp shs saF T$S.
bundles l q eS sb fhes bcdss
podst-a sSsa coal . Mnaia box sedswici
plants ep, % cP Sat.
sSsFssa. SIsSn %ds s vyss
Ms~.sr 9:@ :: %siS psd:y
RsG pADpe" %S.s psdf. Sis 81
sehrags koop Cos pLss pSse AGssss5Is. &,
!sH' 6 ss Sas s';
MI. ST.; $ssl SUI
s. rat,sk- ; case. % bundles ,se!
fiS,5 sssss 90 yaSsss
incl s. Moore
chain cables Levi. sauare, bales Linen Cameron ss
sa@ fs' rfa mas s%s
crates casks eaenware Thompson Par!sh2 bales case
!" bale. V sany bass
d do Cornell Brothel75s bars q B Norwood CO
case 1slt s'sIsS
esss I'm. sse
tons coal David Ogde8 cks chemicals ties crystals 885 bd
bar % bds sheet DO 50 tons Pig 40 tbse padding ia crates
y : S.ss ;s. " S.. ss
bale ConnshJ cks2e Cornell BIosL7 casks rolls
Leupp co.'s Stanton, Knapp Coz cks rolls w Mil
Ter co3oo bIs 3s7 bars q Mogewood co-l9 Markoe
W6e5 ao, S0%s on ca Sr9
los BIS cameron Brandt 81 Hunt be Hoe CO.
ck Wctmore co-ll8 cks Lee co.'s bs Richardson
Watson-5 BIS F. Clark. cases Lockhar Gibson-7 b.
Buckley Graham cog crs cks &c chains IL anchors
LivEarooLship Asland,2 cask. soda ask Jas Lea &C
100 bxs soda 20 hf ties do Mumfod bbs soda Jonah
Be s H. & a.twi D:
Beason coil bds do Egbeton Battele9? bds wire 1872.
Cothou837 bars iron Kenny Breese Sampsonl86 crates
casks eahenwae II casks soda ash 10 hd' sugar casks hard
GLAsGow-Bark Ann Harey-2O tons iron Smith Thurgar
co26 cks mdse Lee col box Roberts Fireman.
Lee coz Cumming, Dodge co.. br plants John Dun
op Of PHELPS Dedgs cps DI mdse Mitchell CO.
Watson-3 bales linnen Mccall strong2 VIM IuEles CO
NnrvTasEBris Tonqun hhd and ,ierce. moas;s; a
ney So logs mahogany do cedar Holt Owen2c bales wal
ANaosTuRA-Brig Rodncy2OoO hides Aymar& co-lG0o dc
Schmidt Yogel--s3O do Mainland, Phelps co69o do
Wood-207 do Jabez Brown deroons indigo CO mdse
M1YAourn-schr Peru-ias hhds sugar w Lewis.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILApEdrnlA, April a. P.M:
box, Havana sshs Statesman Wass Proyidenes; Arrival
s,s:: T1s s 'S f s
man. LidSe aoi r vs,oc;,v s0.,u,u, H,,, s: ,chr.
Y sssI SssS Mary sn
Bill Smith
Cox, York; Albany, Nave, do.
Miscellaneous Record.
BnIo TEAzER Norfolk from Mayaguez IN heavy squall
the lst instant, split sails and sprung leak
Spoken.
Br bark Harrison Chiffon Kay from New Orleans for Lii
Brig snsT Fl k "a sSs from Baltimore for Mop
Of fore aud main and naincp gallant mas!s arboad waste
and leaking badly endeavorug to make the Capes OF Vr
Brig S,SE g S,so 5G% 5. J'so de Cuba.
Big e SapP 10 day; from Whining
schr General clnch of and for York Aprls, lat 80 30,
Sch, Iowa from San Men for Trinidad about March 20,
Schr Brown from North Carolina for York, March 81,
lat 81 long Co. with loss OF sails and bulwarks
Foreign Ports.
TRINIDAD March 2OIn port bark Mael, Bryant for Bos-
to-" Ss Sd T be az sG @hf
cIssass BesSn pSnV,s 1. F Gss
dss Snow Boston, "a s schr Jenkins Harding do
A,r,,xo, lion oMe b. r s,;r Golden Rule, FIN Der
muda; brigs Auakspas Bamore' Swan do schs Aei'n''
sIa Vss ., A ;1s s from sSs Ms fss:
r s .5s II Ms anchor bay sSp
S vsSss s: fri M g. isssS"s @
q ass 81 l s'i% a R s' S;,s1
fo 6 LysGok Asss Ssoy %Ss,
@ os.Ss 'f s@ N4 s Post
.s SaHr .eh b s 6cSh York. Rs%b.a "a
Rsaa ,odsy; Mary Tefehen Proyidence Forda Mod.
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Passengers Arrived.

LoSpoS-Shp GladiatoChas Stuart Isaac Ivan Pragg;
Mrs Ann Taylor, and Thos Watson and lady York; Edwd
Brady and lady England John Murphy aud lady do WFrth
aud Robert Simmons dos Augustus Sy, Prussia; 26 III the
steerage. - ,,,, , -. -,
pueksspeany, George speaSeraad lady Hunt Lum,san
spenn Canada Butler Fitzgerald and II in the steer
age. - Wv, i, a.. .r,e
Ireland Miss Eliza Carlisle Stewart Carlisle do; Aleran
der Carlisle do Josias Rppad lady aud chldren Liver
pool John Linden Of Belfast Ireland Capt Casper Boger
Of New Jersey; and $40 in the steerage.
FREDERICKSBURG Louisiana-W Green, and 298 in the
steersge. -, - =, Or,
GLHs0ow-Bark Ann Harey-Mr. d. Mcdonald, Glasgow;
Charles Murray Narins Glasgow; H3 Storage passenge
birth during the passage. -.
NguyIrAs-Brig Tonqun-Salvador Cisneros, Francisco
Ojeir Diego Beancou Martin Loynas Mariana Loynas de
Owen, Concha Owen, Anita Owen Kossrta Owen repiiia
Owen John Crss Charles Roberts, VIM Williams, mate, two
seamen and cook OF the brig Afford, condemned. 80
CuARIrsroN-Ship Sulvau-Mrs Madden and four chill
dren Mrs Neither Mrs Wright Miss Waheim Messs Meek
Bunce Metzer Seth, Golf, Longworth. Sherman Stephen
Golf and n the