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Passengers Arrived.

Niagnra-To Halifax. Messrs sws-
Mr. NJ sud H:
Fraser child and Mrs Oliver daughters
jules ssyn
Gn sHis s:''T Ros e- Brawn
MAJ h.sn . Hs: S
f ssls, x .ss s: s.ia,
Fas Esdss w% MRS
Ro1 s.. GSsan rSsv Tho:
Mr. Norton lady Mrs. Brans s a and Mrs HsPs
nj; Ps4;is,s En;ss; ss,anssn s's ::i
Parsons: N, JShg'sn Mrs RSFSs,
r.: :I sss, fss N.s Y
Ss%ss s,i rrsnss ysi,H:y Frs
iass' GsFrs' Sss-
s%Ps hs s9 Rsss LIZ Saas .s sssss
p hfs3 Tssssas aEs siss Sss:
h sMaPq aS II John
%ssS ssS
Brooklyn, NY MI Brown Of London, and a in the
vs, 'sp ".
s @ 4hsT and EI ss @ e
kssinsSsrs and NJ JoooS.Sn o. s sssassis
burgh, and 237 in the steerago.
NEW ORLFANs-Ship Palcstnc-Cof r Clean and lady.
Mrs Raymond and child Mre Gottshalk children and
servant; Charles Perkins Asa Gardner and 70 in
steerage-one born on the passage.
NEW onLEAss-ship shefheld-Mr Street, lady and two
children; Mrs Roach two children and servant Mr.
and daughter Mrs Heckle and child Mrs Coleman Mr. Good
rich, and 80 in tho steeraae.
CnAnLrsror,ship CoInmbia--Mr II Berry and chill
dren Miss Julia Megs Mrs. Pplngs chdren Mrs
Carpenter, Mrs Cowan, Mr. Jones' Mr. w Worthington Mr.
SN, Mr. q Wood. '
AcnrcoLA Bark Louisiana-coi Myers ana lady,
Mrs Rowe two children aud servants Mrs Conroy and child
Mrs Howard and servant, N Berry.
auaa lad
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MARITIME INTELLIGENC E o
Port OF New York. June }, Isi9.
AreA-


shps-DaDuhe, Chase, London, erinneI1. Mnturn Go;
Joshua Bates, s9dSars Liverpool. Gsca1ne CaroliGs
mrrlbus Coz souhoner ts Berry, Charleston spOOrd,
BARK; ohf.tne tAssl Vessels. coyes; &c, EsrPsype
@oss ssde hd,sr m bS, Argyle DAWSON Ma
apeSpyre, Davis RSchse, Se;mth & Walsh;
{Br), Bosn, St Johns, NIB. sarcay Lvingston John
norr, herryman, taysn.sh. Perkins Dolano, Martha
Boston.
r.a tP.l BsIsS% Ws1 xoEysr cndc
.onvie, N Underwood; j Williams, Creighton VIII
mowin" rhadsr rsTu bsano Bssh aa Lion and
Augusta. I Buck; Wocott Ryder, Boston. Talisman,
pratt DO Bosers Boston, Pratt, do Atkins; Warren.
French; Roger williams sturgoss; Thomas
Arrived.
steamship Niagara Ryrie, Liverpool May 49, via Ia
fax 3ist, with mdse, TO e Cunard, Jr.
Steamship Cherokee, Lyon, Savannah 81 hours, to
Ship Princeton Russell, Liverpool May g. with mdse to
r. lon %SsS spoke Dr. sqs
LsSrsnse Frda and from waterford Ire FOR New York
ysrpso for EYeri Nth ali ws
With red Crosse steering T. The has Ssen
pilot ground The last days
and st.efass passengers to Beck Kunhsrdt han ns
S' Es. Sss Orleans 20 days. with ms. to
ship Palestine Johnston, New Orleans May g. with mdse
Ship Columbia johnson, Charleston days. with mdso to
gayk Psnshts Taylor Msyssus, PR Nay ls with .d:s
30 spoke Srs Ann sopSis q Sswssrypsgs u days.
s ss IT, % ~
sh ~ns. rss ds OF ciSs with
BARK Louisiana tof ThomasOnJ, Emery Xpalacheoia IS
8r brig Jane McSonsis Yousha Ire, 80 days, in ballast
p srs Clare ssnsHlii Donegal, 20 days. with s.ll...
In n II fhe mas
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Appoin tments by the President.

Maurice G. Blake, Belfast Maine, vice Alfred Mar
shan, removed. Oliver NJ Hyde, Detroit, Michigan
vice Charles @. Hammond removed. Il Whittlesey
To be First Comptroller, vice j. w. McCulloh resigned
We learn, unofhcialy, that the Hon. George p
March, OF Vermont, has been appointed, by the Presi-
dent Minister Resident at In the place
Of ID. S. Carr, recalled. Also, that Dr. Thomas NJ.
Foote, of New York has been appointed Charge DAT
flares at Bogota In the place Of A. Bdlack deceased
National InfeLhgeneer, june
Commemorative fell into an inadvertent error, In
referring to Mr. Tasstro's appointment day or two
ago M being connected with consular matters. We
learn that the duties Of his position those Of
translator, for which he is eminently fitted
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.


BALTIMORE Juno 1-Sl,0 900 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Bonds 1867 s7; 900 do do do, SIS 1000 do do, do
LOCO do do. do b. days, 81 1000 do. do do b. days
1000 do do; dO 80 days, ss 1000 do do do 30 days
SS4; LOCO do do. do 10 days $50 1000 do do do, b. 30
days sal 1000 do DO do b. 90 days sss; 909 Maryland
do 39; do. do dor 3s 30 Winchester and Potomac Rail-
read,
PHrLADELPHIAJ June 2-First Board-S100 Penn SIS. s6;
60 Harrisburg 46 81 900 Reading bonds 6s 1000 Penn.
6s Sta 81 GOO do e66 100 Bank s5wn 2sa; 100 do ga
$500 Cnns bonds ~ 9lh 10 Bank lSsa $500 e.
9s $500 Ches and Del g. Ss 81 800 Nav Int 81; $500
Reading Mortgage bonds, 63}a Farmers and Mechanics,
Bank, 80.
r. BosT9r, June IzBrokers, Board,3 share. Vermont
Central Railroad, BOA; do. b IS d. b. 49, 500 26 do. b.
s. NO int So1s; 10 do 80 Is do, do Vermont
and Mass Railroad 49, do 4S do. Fitchburg Railroad,
5i do Old Colony Railroad s sdo 7s1 do. Northern
Railroad, TN; 3do, TA; do. Fall River Railroad ST.
do Boston and Worcester Railroad, 1N; do Bosten and
Maine Railroad, 1922 IL do, lO2 50 do East Boston Co.,
35 do. Boston Bank 81 Is dividends Vermont Central
Railroad So Second Board Nay $40 shsyermt Central
Railroad 5g 60 do 5Oa 20 do Norfolk County Rail-
ioad, b. 9 mos. 70; do, Il.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
HAVANA. May A-No arrivals with rice Only sale
so casks old from store, at Srs. Stock 220 casks in
store, and one cargo ahoat
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FROST ON THE PENoBscoT-The Bangor Vh,g
Of Saturday, says.--"T There was hard and des-
tructive host in this city Friday morning. Ice
made to the thickness Of about quarter of inch,
and many tender plants cut down TO the surprise
and great grief Of the owners. The uncommon cold
winter made sad havoc of dahas and tkis frost has
finished the matter with most people. %
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Steamship southerner, Charleston and others.
JUNE Wind at SUNRISE E at meridian; do; sun
[PER STE AMsAIP NIAeARA.I
BREaEnHAvEN, May ll-sld. Louise Fried, Knggs New
BTirAsr. May IsArr Napoleon, Kelley Baltimore. Sid
hS5S
'sR sr%Ss
GApIz, May AR car%sn Gcrcrdo, n orioaa. ana
SnsisT,AsA, Nay i~sld yssts, Plpd. n York.
Hoyey YORK In port Nth, ship NicOaie JOvan, Radu
ioa s.lapanasT ossrg FIN Hamburg for
ROADS, NV I,sai Isaisi Bsasnei, end Nsp,
GREEsocK, May ls-Arr Phenir Meikle, Savannah. Sid
rrass, sa Tsp vo,
ais % s SYsii 1s
sae n AbeSsa Reed sid
Geo Psttsn. siintcn, \ orisans ''' D'.' -'N'
CHAPMAN Goodwin KonnaTd calisader Mason and sarah
@ tSs$
s asH
Ms saSss. S.sS Sss
New Orleans Milan do 4 4.n@s tSTGs do
s rssss sEsrR Julia s haasy
a% Sy az
Rsselssta. A%ansS.S b::, SSGlsans lux
A%oy hseard Bsn Nevis
ALL Savannah; Computation L.ee Ivanhce, Knight; Cana
da shpmmuay and Centurion Mckers NYork; l2th York
Sid 10Th Gertrude Sherman Columbus MoCerren London
esp Bos.on sS %es Butte I
TaRs INN, ASnUt lord. fsrtland
eslosiit Gsrr rom staten T.sna; 18th Jupiter Bsiey
heaa rh,san Boston; ith AmSriSan Saunders
York 10TH Ar''A's' Mcdonnell Boston, q har''h0rn
s s3s san
ton; Sporting Lass hanley City Point Va Ferozepors
Naomi '%f
NYork Helen McGay, Tucker, Philadelphia FavOrte,
IoSDOs s Nay inwards Sir Peel Chadwick
N1G5s GIi Barn Hssa
sswns
Esas Me- Sid lA Charles H'msr''n' c0"m'n Bath
May KAY A S Ss wsSs N Ssass
han, from Mobile for st Petersburg 10TH ship Thomas
daysou Put in l6th Henrietta Haesloo from Charleston
PoRTIASp May l0-on, ship Nisida, Stewart, from New
RIVER scHELDE. Nay 17-Arr Nesida Stewart, Fales N
sSpNrY w. jan 2O-sld W Hill, NJ Donald, San Fran
STAvHscrR Aprii aSa ES SU cisuen YorS
TE1EL May lo-Arr Espero, Mofno, N York.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CopENHAeEN, May 1.-The ministry Of marine has made
that on OF the many of tho mper-
5 s 81 the y a
treated with the full severity Of the blockade regulations
AsTwERP; May l6-The American ship France Nichols.
the Roads VII" passengers Oh ''''o nA' 20
ELsrSonE, May 1.-THE American ship Merlin welch Of
10th instant but OF again with assistance and has
COMPROMISING May l5-The ship Phenir, from Anti
brig Gratitude New York for Cork spoken this
by +, fresh, thick, rain.
BRooKHAvrs, May -l4-wind wsw, moderate fine. The
received orders, sailed for Sligo.
WATrHronp, May l6The scbr Victoria Rees. q Water
classes
SOUTHAMPTON, May 1.-THE American frgate st Law
ing the British ensign the fore The compliment
the Slips and Vessels Il the port pO the
turned the salute from the platform down the British
the ancient Debtors CASTLE Immediately in the of the
platform.
ship yirgnis Johnson from New York tDec 26 for China
Feb 10Th, lat 30 y Ion 10 W. Another Ion 4.
Island Mary for New York. May 49, by the Elizabeth Bey
American ship Opal, March 20, lat IS 5, lon24E.
American bark DIANA of Boston, March % lat % 30 N
sehr Ebncner for New York, March sat N lon 10 30
lat so IS s. Ion 6s "a W. the Ontario
70 months out nearly full
fhcnx, from Nantucket, March l, at56 S, Ion 60 W.
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Treasury Notes Outstanding June 1. fs4g

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, I
Registers Once, June i, lS4o
Amount outstanding OF the several issues
prior to act Of ed July, 1916, as per re-
cords Of this Office. ................ $14s,oss 81
july, 1876, as per records Of this Office 10000 90
Amount outstanding Of the issue OF the
2sth January, 1s47, as per records Of this
Office. ................. 4,5731oo 90
4,s51,s3s 81
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands Of the
accounting officers, Of which S10150 is
under the act Of 22d July, 1916, $1,000
under the act Of 2Stb January, 1s47 and
$3.50 under other acts. ....... 1880 90
$4,sS9,O3o Al
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from sS returned to
Sup Losno. Cor saem3 Brace from New Orleans for
Of Cape Of LIZZIE e s
Capt states tina. the ship one bar
nsns PFs'y vel a Ts 1 @ has lad
nnd s sn for r. hs and
ed He thinks the ship will be last but that ali cargo
recently rssu S shs
es $ sSs Ros Her a consists Of
lard 1Hf
about s at the 300 On at Sa tEo
sew Engnnd and ao at the Merchants There Is also
Bell left this afternoon to assist the ship.
scIn Macy EIIzApETH-The schr Mary Elizabeth (of
,s G FIR srd New York went ashore o East
anchors have been saved Her stove n but she Is
sean DoLPnrT which was ashore Calf Island the
sT sehr Dolphin Barnasy from Liverpool Ms for this port
pcRr OF B9srcr-Arrval, and coaraneos during the
Ships. ba ss''' h;ag. Sch: slesy. Total. a;
f fsa:i,sl ,.:::.:::::is s & So Il
'a y & snf .dS i
Dutch.
s s;.;;s'' ,:::::::: 3 4 e i: &
.sSr We're 5rs French S brig sS ssd ss
2sbrigs Sicilian, and scbr Dutch.
COMMENCE OF BALriNoRE-The arrivals NJ Tho nors ~
Baltimore during the month q May been as follow
, Ships. Barks Briggs Schrs
From coastwiso do. ....,... 3 s % ~
Whole number 20068 from foreign ports and 100
Or this number 16 were British Bremen Sandman /
Nsrwegan Danish. and the balance Us, American
During the month Of May there cleared the Gus
tom House for foreign pers so vessels vz II ships barks
brgs, and 10 schrs; of number IS were British Da
nish, Bremen, French, Swedish Sandman and the
balance, Al, American. - Wv
Whalemen.
Arr Mt Holiness Hole 3Ist ship Potomac Swain Pacific
Ocean. Sydney Jan Pernsmbueo Apri7 with 1900 bbs sp
oil for Nantucket Has 100 bbls oil freight ship
Planter Of which sailed from Sydney Jan r. with bbs
beard Spoke oG Cape Horn, March II, Republic Of
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Brig Alexander niIiss Iof J'ss;ye,. M,li. L.guna 20
ssys With lcgvo.d to sssssr Peel 18th pis ~ - w.
ported-ns such Am yesel] 26h lat 3d. lon rs ~ fell in
Of timber and the mast ofs vessel hav
posed have been struck with lightning. IL being much
Brig Belle Williams wilmington. NC, IL days. with naval
Big lillian Nichols Leighton Naehias days. with lum-
schr Wes6sid stocisr Franklin, La, 20 days, with
schr Ranbow Tuttsl New srlsan 20 days. with ndse
sehr Wave Psnneia Mobile 20 days, with mdse. TO u.
sssr Bahss from ~ ao GRs fdr exchanged
Sehr Mary WISE Crockett Rum Key days, with salt to
days, with cotton, to W Trundy.
scir Elizabeth, Cary, Apaiaehieola. 20 days.
Sehr Cerunna Reed charleston 20 days. with lumber to
scbr Charleston sabston Beaufort NC, IL days. with
schr Wainwright Newbern, NC, days, with naval
seSr II MAILER, Price, Richmond. 10 days
Schr Manchester, futile; Richmond, days.
sctr Oneida, Lopez, Virginia, 2 days
sehr Mary jane Bailey, Virginia days.
sehr Amelia, Smith Baltimore, days
Schr Baltimore, Soue, Baltimore, 4 days.
Sehr Emily Johnson. Johnson, Baltimore, days
sshr JS sne foadsa Predmes saismor days
Br schr Belmont, Card Windsor, Ms, IL days.
h ssTa9 S ssnyy sns ssseSr
Schr Gen Jackson, Fuller, Jonesport.
schr Armida, Was Buehsport, IL days.
Schr Gen Foster, Keller, AachAs
Ship Adelinc of Kennebunk 80 days from Liverpool with
mdse and 2O2 passengers.
Also one Br ship and three briggs
Sailed.
Steamship Southerner, Charleston; and others.
JUNE Wind at SUNRISE. E /; at meridian do;
| set, s.
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Married..

In this city, on Wednesday, May Both, by Rev A.
Leo, MIR Moses STRAsBURGER, of Rochester New York,
to Miss THEREsA RosESsLATT, daughter Of MIR. Asher
Roscnblatt, of this city.
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Dome stic MIsccIIanv.

Ripe apricots are becoming plenty at Augusta Ga
The entire damage by the late fire at Chicago Hlinois
was $4,000, upon which there was an insurance OF
$e00O leaving an absolute loss to the owners Of
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Passengers Sailed.
CArroN-Ship Navigator - ID Olyphant, @ T OlyphaIt
aud " ong Shins, Chinese scholar. .
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WAsHiSoroS, Jan. Il, 1S4o.


There is some desire to know what L. to become
Of MIR. Clay 1t is feared that General Taylor
would like to have the Sage Of Ashland In the
Senate, and MIR. Crlttendsn in the Cabinet; suA
it 10 apFrehendsd that the good fellowship exist
ing since last February between Mr.. Clay and
Mir Crittenden, is about par with the fratsrnd
regard subsistipg between Mr. Benton and Mr.. Cal
hoon. In either the Senate State Department, ME-
Clay, IL he Genes must be the Magnus Apollo His
only Will be his old course, OF directing the
party and controlling the administration Hence the
curiosity ard anxiety among the new school of the
Taylor wbis party as to what IL to be done With Mr.
Cley
During the lat summer there was an extract Of
letter published in tho New York Erpress from Mr.
Clay, declining to be considered q candidate for the
Presidency IN any way In that letter there occurred
ns OF ssteri'ks showing that portion Of the letter
bro been omitted
We undertake say that the sist Of the letter
thus omitted amounted to substantial declaration
the part Of Mr. Clay that the nomination Of General
Taylor was . nomination not at to BE- msds'-thAt
he dwt upon the inexpcrience Of Old Zsck In civil
affairs, giving even to General Cass the merit OF supe-
bis subversive platform superior recomms nda sons
because of his experience In. end knowlodgs Of the
administration of the COVER nmsnt We undertake to
say that several letters Of this character from Mr.
Clay might be produced and that the dihoulty With
the wings last not to procure letter from
Mr. Clay In support Of General Taylor but to prevent
the publication Of letters which he did write axsins<
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Washing row, Jan. "a, 1870.
Congress-Tae Senate-T The Slavery Question Chesp
Postages
We have had rather interesting day In the Senate
Mr. Douglass called up his Calfornia BILL rejsctsdby
The Judiciary Committee, and moved u sub,ituts 10:
IT, to which various amen dments were Tered, and
after come conversation the bill aud ANS ndmens
we're referred to the following select co mmttse
Mr.. Douglass, Of Ill.,, Chairman.
MIR. Clayton, of Delaware
MI. Jefferson Davis, of Mississippi
MIR. Badger, of North Caroina.
MI. r. johnson, Of Maryland
Mr.. Jones, CT Iowa.
MIR. Nilee of Connecticut
TIE committee of coarse, isl CO imposed With viev
to return the subject within few days to the Senate
The Post Office bill for cheap hostages, was then
taken up and Mr.. Allen spoke for several hours, in
favor of allowing go free thirty miles
from the office Of publication His speech took wide
range In which he paid high eulogy to ths prsas :.
denounced the ocean mail lines system of stock
jobbinR, speculation and corruption
Mr. Niles briefly replied and charged that the ests-
bisbmept OF this quasi addition to the navy Of the
ocean al stea mef arose to in gre degree from the
Senator from Ohio having the heart, OF ths
people for war; and hoped that for ths sake of ohsss
possges Gil forts Of msable matter for akdsta
carried In the mails with the ms tb at be
aioweo IN the thanking prvilege) would be req ursd
70 pay something to aid In the the d.
mrnt The Senate then adjourned
We think there Is come prospect yee for cheaper
postsges this resson for Captain Bsrnxbus Bates u
here and sppesrs to be very much pleased with the
prospect. w
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The measured tonnage of steamers for 18A8 IL given;
but the estimated tonnage for both lS47 and 1888
cudes that of kees barges and fiat boats and also the
overpus or deficit Of steamers In the amou Mt of ton
mage of merchsnise which they have ab solutsly
brought into port. OF the estimated tonnage Of 184S
about 700 is that of keels barges boats
The estimated tonnage entered for the Illinois River,
tons greater in 1913 than in lS4 The esti
mates made Of tonnage based upon the fact that
boats carry much more than their measured TONNAGE
and also that they carry much more down than up
stream.
The quantity Of certain articles imported into s..
Louis in each Of the past four years, annexed
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CLOTHING.

ITO MERCHANT TAIL Oa5-FOR ALE, THE STOCK AND
fixtures Of Merchant Tailoring and Clothing
in Greenwich street. the Washington market The
tor has been gagged the business many years
to retire from the business wishing tho
business the location cannot DO Address o. t. and
left OF the Office Of this paper.
CBIRTs, SBIRTs. Shirts THOSE IN WANT OF TIE
- abovenamed article will do well call and
tensve ent always hand at
II. WO0LFS Shirt Mandatory, 81 Maiden Lane
Under Shirts and Drawers Of every description
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The funds and rs.ourse. Of tas conuopus.lth ,rs


The funds and resources Of the Commonwealth are
In productive stocks, Banks.
10 1853 shares Of Virginia Bank stock, at
s'6ss shares Of Farmers Bank stock, at
4sss shares Of the Bank Of the Valley, '-''' "
1926 shares Of tn. Northwestern Bank, at ''' ~
500, ............... 4s2,eoo 90
nics Bank of Wheeling at 800. 80. 10000 90
S1e5 shares Of tho Exchange Bank, at
$780,. ..........e....... s75 500 90
Total amount of bank stock. =. SO sos 28 90
In Railroad. ...,................ 1855 $40 90
Total resources, .S4504720 90
Within the past year, the Literary Fund has in
creased over the year ls47, $4,000; Board OF Public
Works, $47,5o1; Sinking Fund, $4sos. The value of
real and personal property in the State, satsOoo
0c0 1t appears by the above statement that the debt
of the State exceeds the funds and resources only
$3774047 81. small tax the value of property in
the Sta would lquidste the whole Of that sum-
The number of depositors, the LIST instant in the
Baltimore Savings, Bank $685. the number in the
Eutaw Savings Institution 37-making an sgzre.
gate of S0l3 depostors in the two Institutions The
amounts held BY the two institutions thu 1t inst
for the benefit of the depositors were as follow:
SAVINGS BANKS OF BALTIMORE.
Ola BANK. $l,840,553 81
Now BANK. ..................... So s95 81
This it viii be generally admitted is isrse a. TO TO
have been saved from the earning, OF the working
man, and at once illustrates the utility and value of
these institutions, we'll the with which
they are regarded by the community.
The annexed statement exhibits the estimated
amount Of tonnage employed in the trade Of Louis
in each Of the past two years
TONNAGE OF THE PoRr OF ST.. LOUIS, 1s47 AND 1913.
1913. l847.
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J "a rs BHOFN,
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
<. RIGGS.
W. 8. ETMORE.

VINO THE HEIRS OF WILLIAM HAMILTON-IF GAVIN
Hamilton John Hamilton children Of the late William
Hamilton of Auldown Lesmabsgo Laparksire, Scotland
ISSUE ave and prove their proluntty they will
bear something to their advantage by applying RCAxkIcK
Paterson New Jersey The said vii lam Hamilton arrived
America about the 9 whore he died shortly after leaving
the mentioned
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CALIroRNIA- gIRsoNs wBo HAyE TRAVELLED IN

r. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wBO HAVE TRAVELLED IN
~ this place well - In Mexico soutb IN
many instances as they have personal assured author re
fused any sum (nuch having been offered for his Practical Pr
vate Treatise IL IL truly invaluable there Ths
or aborc these diseases whereby they are
plain langunfe 9Th ed 3s2 price S Had ~ ,s m,ho sc
Ireei~ ich street. or by post mai ed free " ~ '
CALlFoRNIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IONS AaoUr
~ visit California sni de rous leave their Ink nees
with tier frends would do well call ct BHAUYA Nos 25
and 2 Broadway where by OF and
,dotoIs to his ests Bills ne faithful true like may
lie obtane! At the shortest notice.
CALIFORNIA HOUSES-raE sUBsCRIaER IL PRs
~ psrsd TO furnish Sheet Iron Cottages Of the
character at three days notice. built They yerv
portable and occupy but little ship board For view
model cottage ad terms which very apply 70
b. RANSOM, 100 Wall srest.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


ITO TIE PUBLIC-POsT OFFIcE-LErrER CARRIERS
Department New York, January % 1872 The letter
arrangement under lately ordered
the Root Master General hat gone into this day Lee
from the mails will be Delivered
the mails will be taken to the pos office in for .hs
NV in this city, VIII be Collected and delivered
mating their arrangements to abs thsm eectuay carry
cut the ws e OF the Postmaster General m ediay upon
will beinformed Of their location One Branch Post Office will
be established In each where persons appointed
will call several times day
bring letters the post Office for the nails and cose
Tor delivery in other parts Of the CITY, The several will
s'o establish boxes in convenient placer through their
suitable locations who desrous OF having branch
and Wilt to give proper to the business
consideration of the publicity given their
advertisement make application to the Supernte
through the carrier Of the district Circulars for city delivery
received at the Letter Carrier office tho Oca build
Il. ROBERTS Superintendent Of tho City Post
The above arrangements authorized AMI approved Of by the
Pest office department ROBT Il. HORRI5 r. NJ
DIsSOLUTIoN-THE COPARrN Frs arp HERETOFORE
- existing under the firm Of SMITH SHIERS dissolved
hes and settle all bills Of the late fm-Dec l. lS4S
N OTICE-TBE SUBSCRIBERS HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
OF their intention to apply the Legislature tbs
porse and their associates with mil
lions Of dollars under the corporate of The United
Mail Steamers Company New Yorh and liverpool Line for
purpose OF running line of York and
Liverpool. in Engand.-Jan. L. l3i9. -
EDWARD X. COLLINS
<. RIGGS
W. 8. WETMORE