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CARROLLTON HOTEL.

INHE undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
i have Just taken the above mentioned establish -
ment with the extensive Gardens, Ten Pin Alleys &
Billiard Room Ice Cream Saloon, etc.. etc, appertan A
thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole, and
making very considerable improvements therein they are
now prepared receive and accommodae Permanent and
Transient Boades almost useless to expatate on the
numerous attractions be found the CarOlon Hotel
Grounds As suburban place of enteainment the esab
shmen is second to none in the South possessing as y
does almost uniivaled scenery and the artificial helps Of
Gardening in the production of fruits and flowers such
are where be found in the vicinity of New Orleans
As place of temporary us'caton-as retreat from the
noise hustle and OF city le- merits than Ord
notice from the vster.
The undersigned apprse the the public that their Lardsr
will always be found well supplied with the choicest quail
ties of Game Fish ETC. and they have laid finely
ssored stock of Wines and OF her Liquors they furnish
Dinner Supper Chance Repass private parties, at
the shortest possible notice. ~ -
The undersigned therefore iateI them mat IN edd
the location lis selubrious atmosphere. he ease II which
may be had their sabsbment by ralroad render
the Caoon Hotel the most desirable OF all summer resorts
for the citizens Of New Orleans:
kF~ For terms Of Eoari etc. ina ire At the Planters
Hotel the Hotel in aT.otcn. tapt. a. AhaELL
apy If CrAs. CIIAHpLER.
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ns-The trial of the will of the late Edwd Philips.
of Nahant, Mass, who committed suicide by shoot
ing himself in the water-cure establishment at
Bratteboro, is to be had before the Supreme Court
at Ipswich, in June next. Mr., Philips left very
large property to public institutions and individuals,
to the exclusion of his heirs law, who contest the
will. If the will shall be broken, the heirs have
given bonds to pay the 100000 bequeathed to
Harvard College. This is very ingenious way of
neutralzDg the opposition of powerful institution.
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HARTWELL'S WASHINGTON HOUSE.
No. 1913 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
THE underlined would inform his Southern patrons and
i friends. that this SPLENDID HOTEL, which -
has been under his charge for several years. has Just
been elegantly Ietted, enlarged and efunished in the
most fashionable manner and the entire oganzation Of
every department complete The most splendid suits Of
apartments be had ut all times by giving few hours
notice.
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadepha. either
upon business pleasure and there shall he exerOns
spared have merit the liberal support has
heretofore received H. J. BARTW ELL
ers~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
readiness my7 d&Wtf
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
MURPHY'S RESTAURANT,
IHsrlIanA looanr.

Bowling and Billiard Saloons,
100 ST. CHARLES STREET--Next to the Theatre.
vyHHE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
Il the public that he has made extensive addt -
tons his Establishment, rendering il The most GA~
complete and desirable in the city. The RES yAyyA
the choicest fare that the markets OF tie city Afford IN
style satisfy the asiidous Epicpre Having num-
Der of Spacious Bedrooms, with entire furniture he
is prepared accommodate BOAKpERs. with or without
Lodging, by the day week month"; Terms moderate
The BILLIARD SALOON las been entirely reftted.
and visers will find the Tables and appointments OF this
establishment equal 10 in the city and from It's Gen.
trail situation must continue. to be the Billiard Saloon OF
the city.
great care and effort the of the subscriber shall be
wanting to give general 70 his patrons ana 10
make his House worthy of the most liberal patronage 80
CV- Tho BAR. usual. will always be furnished with
the best of LIQUORS. ,x,,nn,,xy
sp1l 3m HICHAbD MI hFd L
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y ~
121 GR4TIER Street, betueen st. Charles and CaroR
deket Strests-One door from The CORNER of Carondete 81
AIRS. WILSON, (ate of n Bienvie stTeet,) respect
lsl fully informs her friends and the public generally. -
that she continues in the above eligible location occe
pied by her during the last year. She has had herr
HOUSE thoroughly efed and prepared for the accommo-
dation of gentlemen exclusively: Grateful for past patron
she hopes by dgen ntion the comfort and
venence OF her patrons merit and receive continuance Of
the same Her terms will be. as heretofore MODERATE
NJ ly dNW .rl -.
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The London Times says the Emperor of Russia
having ascertained that the military preparations
going forward in the Turkish empire were under
taken al the instigation of Sir Stratford Canning
acting under orders from London, despatched on
the 28th of March his Abide Camp, Gen. Grabbe
to Constantnople, with an ultimdtum which re-
quires the immediate cessation Of warllke prepare
tions in Turkey, well the recall of the Otto
man troops assembled on the Danube. 1t further
requires the Pore's acquiescence in the occupation
of the Principaities Of Wallachia and Moldavia
by Russia. Failing the acceptance of these terms
by the Divan, the Russian Minister is to quit Con-
stantinople, and the Autoc-ats troops, which are
already in Transyvania, are to advance on Con-
stantinope, turning mot crossng) the Balcan. The
Russian fleet from Sebastopol is to lend its cooper
alton.
Troops for Tmkey-Tmrks Arrluiag.-The Rus
slams were arming with vigor. Their forces in the
Danuhian Princpalities amount to 81 900 men, and
a Vienna journal says that the Russian Minister
had demanded from the Porte that the period fixed
for the evacuation of the Principaltes by the Rus
SLAMS, should be prolonged to the first of May. A
ukase of the Emperor of Russia, dated the 3lst ult
orders the ordinary levy Of troops for ls49 in the
Western Government. The operations are to be
terminated by the 18th of June Eight men are to
be taken in every 1000 inhabitants The ukase
says that the Emperor has resolved, on account OF
present circumstances, to maintain alarge portion
Of the army war footing. A letter in the Lon
don Morning Post, from Brusa, Asiatic Turkey,
dated April 4, says: 9Th. chief news is a firman
in progress of execution for a military conscrption,
the most sweeping ever known here during period
of peace. All those Musselmen liable to serve
under the designation of rediff, militia, called
upon 10 proceed to Constantinople within fourteen
days, leaving their homes, property, and families
at such abrupt notice, 10 the charge of friends,
whomsoever else they can find otherwise to Pro-
violence, as many of the poor fellows who must join
the ranks are actually doing, shutting up their
houses in despair, finding no able trustworthy
to take charge Of course the population is at a
loss to account for this uncommonly sudden call fol-
men, and the question is generally asked. Are we
really to 60 and fight the Muscovo- Ghiaours 2 In
such case it would at least be fair to let us know.
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FOR Inform
SMITH & Err. 8

FOR G ALIFORNIA.
SMITH & BROTHER, SO Common st.
HAVE FOR SALE-SADDLES suitable for those e..
L L ing to California, cheap and good. SA
BRIDES, Bits. Stnops, Saddle Bags and ~
INDIA RUBBER GOODS of every kind and
description among them he found Caps. Coats Capes
Leggngs Waterproof Blankets Air Pillows. Air Beds.
Tarpauins, Tents, Clothing Bags. etc, etc.:
AT the sign of the GOLDEN SADDLE, 81 Common
street E7
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEL,

ChGSCENI
CORNER CUSTO-MHO USE AND FRONT SITS.
SIT ILL be opened for The reception of BOARDERS ON
w WEDNESDAY, January 3, 1S49. Well fur -
nished ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen
TAsLE-the best the market will afford. 4.A1A
The above establishment has been but by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation of city and transient Board
Ii of the he ahy and airy situations in the
city, and pains will be spared to render those who
stop with him, comfortable
Faithful and attentive Servants. r.,t.a. o.,
f Terms as reasonable any establishment OF the kind
in tie city tjal de- Wit T.. ALEXANDER, Proprietor.
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FOR CALIFORNIA

lust received by the suIscribers supply of COLTS
d REVOLVERS and y. :. YAUGER RI,>
FLIES Aiso-Genuiue Derringer Pistols, r fled -
BeIt Pistols short and heavy Double, Guns =
Bowie Knives Pocket Compssses, Percussion &zDkeS<s
Caps Drinking Flasks, Bullet Pouches Pistol Belts, etc. &C.
For sale by -
milo HYDE " GOODRICH, ID Charities ST.
FROM MY FACTORY IN THE NORTH.
HAVE just received small LOT of Fine and Me- -
dunn fashionable DRAB BEAVER HATS.
which will offer very low. ~
of all qualities. Also few cases Of LEGHORN HATS.
white and eood cheap, at il Gravier STAIRS
ap2S New Jersey Hat Manufacturer.
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SMITHS HOTEL. Bayou Sara, La.
Immediately fronting the Steamboat Landing.
TRAVELLERS going up Onachta or Red River, or com.
ing out of said Rivers, will find il to their advan a
age to stop with him, all the Boats stop ut Bayou
Sara. Horses. Carriages and Buggiss always to hire
ty2 ly r. b. SMITH Proprietor
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CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.
THE Subscribers have now on band q large and well
l. selected assortment ofCARRIAGES, Es n
and are constantly receiving from the best o.
Northern Manufactures, every style and E5S8
variety. Purchasers would do well to give AN-XX-
Is call A. WOuDRUFF y CO.,
apps 6md&W lO5 St Charles st.
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NEW WATCHES, JEWELKY, ETC.
WE in receipt of large and splendid stock Of
y! God and Silver. Lever, Lepne and Deuplex r.
Manufacture. Also, Jewery, Sill X n
very ware, Speetaces, Gold Pens, ~
~- SS Pocket and Table Cutlery, and Fancy
Goods We particularly invite the attention of ladies and
gentlemen stock before purchasing elsewhere, as if il
selected by Ourselves in the Northern cities with and
shall be sold as low as at any house in the city.
KNOWLES NOEL, % Canal street.
N B-Our personal attention will be devoted to repair
ing every description of fine Watches, Clocks Iewelry etc.,
which shall perform satisfactorily ch
n6tf X. u N.
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GAYS IN LETTER which has appeaied in the Pa
> pe Of this City that during visit Which he paid
sold his AT which he confesses very ipdife -
rent oue for the sum Of Siztyfo4r DoLlarsi! What
field for speculation this fact vouches for Parties about
going TO California would do well to bear in mind that sim
sle and very Indifferent H AT sold for S64.
WILLIAM BOOTH Halter.
Wholesale Sales room. No Is Gravier street. stairs.
market fy5
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WATCHES-JEWELRY.

M H. MEY Err, No. 100 CAMP street, Watch r-p
VI. maker and dealer in JEWELRY, GOLDiph
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. Il
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Wholesale Emporium Of Hats and Caps,

TO BLoCK.MAKERs & SHIP-CHANDLERS.
DATENT Roler Bushed Shieyes, Ito Il inches;
L Do. Roller BushinRs. for Shelves
Do. Iron Strapped Blocks all sizes
For sale low by SAM. LOCKE. and Front Leyee
myl0 Between Customhouse and Bienville SITS.
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HATS-HATS

HATS-HATS.
Att MY SALES-ROOM may be found few cases OF
N fine Moleskn Hats; some very handsome Six
Hats great variety OF common Silk Hats Beayer,
Iraband Black fashionable B. b. Russia, Califor 49,
pia Buena VISTA and Plantation Hats. Als0-A eh0ice
OF of coored and clear LeghOn Hats, and few superior
Panamas All of which just received and f0 sale low
fer cash or approved paper VIM BQsrIh. Halter.
mills corner Of Gravief and TchOuplt0uas SIS.
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M H. MEY Err, No. 100 CAMP street. Watch. ~
aENs f FsN HS d sfssI il !EW We
All Jswelry ARTICLES repaired at moderate prices mI8GA
WATCHES, JEWELLERY AND FANCY GOODS.
supply Of very superior Gold and siIves Watches,
with Hunting Cases Of M. /; Tobias, RoskelI and
God Watch GSans Key. s and fi Seals LsdIas
&C.
one OF firm in the E9ropsan markets consisting Of
articles Ao SCISSORS Tabe Rnse anS
Guns Pistols, Revolver Bowie Knives military Goods
s t' sale at GYbE Is c.s.
FINE WATCHES, JEWELLERY, Etc.
r. A. TYLER. 80 CAMP ST.. has constantly on hand
Lever f paps. snd Cylinder chez Of
s & SsS %s GhAlSs ssA fsa -
Nsskiacss Rnss, sSsISss, spoons and Foks, IsdIss
Candiestcks. Urns rich Fancy Goods. Lnbin.s fine Per
with EIes. XsEey S resr articles S
Silver Shell Steel bowed frames and Glasses of
knd-Eye Protectors, etc., etc., constantly hand, and
fitted to suit the eye at short notice. nlo
YouNa's, No Camp Street. New Orleans.
NOW receiving, at the above Store by every arrival from
me Ee stock q sPi Isd ssy a snr SSse'as9
w. finest patent Lever Watches hunt =, CO.
aAAiaest and most fashionable style Of Ladies' ans
ssa Eas Fsg; So!ss ssa Sieve buttons.
makers Also, large stock Of siyeTwsEe, consisting Of
table ss and IT.. Spoons s ouP ladies' CasH &
Liz are respectfully invited to call and examine before pu
Watches, Clocks aud jewery Canes. Diamonds, and ali
Kinds of Jewey mounted in the latest and best manner
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The CAPTURE OF A SLAYER, CALLED THE
HARRIET, OF PHILADELPHIA.-We received the
following account of the capture of slave brig, by
a recent arrival from St Helena. We give it for
public benefit, and await further intelligence:
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MRS INGRA

K. w. HALE. :. A. LuM
No 118 and 100 GRAHIER STREET:
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS of 2R
~ every description always hand, for CE aSE4
sale low for cash or approved paper. Also ENfSEH
Springs, Axles, Lamps Bands, Cloths, -X&--sGs
Leather, Lace andVarnish.
fy76udGW u. w. HAIE& LCD.
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1t announced that the funeral of those who killed
on Thursday night will take place today. The Coroner
has not yet got through with the naustion, and is doubt
ul if the funerals take place. depends, however,
the time the Coroner shall have finished his business.
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CITY Politics

THE SIXTH WARD rHE MILIiAsv.-The Msvor's
private secretary called yesterday ut office say
that be old not give TO the NatoDs Guards
to be on duty in the Sixth Ward o-day All ws can
Is thar sm~b OF that corps stated In the pre-
sepce Of Of the Heai reporters that an order
given. and another member added what the regiment
would do in tho event Of being called into sctiou
Perhaps the order given TO b. In readiness be
called out
CoNscIEnTIous ScRUPLEs-We are informed that
many wings and democrat object To giving money TO
any slsotopsering fund white in the government
vice. in OF the quarterly oath they have
take They druDDed for their 0uota of the
corruption fund but We eanuot, really see how they
escape the charge OF pejsry they do
10 the wbig or Democratic election fluid. We bog ell
the employees 81 the customs, and Others In that
svy. To ponder well the oath they before giving
dollar for the pnrpose named Here IA copy OF the
taih Read carefully, say; Tor IL may be that Pres
colt Hall will bs down upon you before you know what
you about. IL would not bS q very comfortable
thirgt- BIZ jugged TOR three years In tho Psui
teutsry or state prsop for simply giving part Of your
earnings Tor the aforesaid purpsss;-
l. -, - in the office of the Coestor OF the Dis
Iict of New oTk. do bei eby osrify that have
hsye the full therein charged my
benefit thai have not paid deposited assigned
acted to pay, dep site Ut such
of 9TH per in any
Indirectly paid or gpen contrnced to
gire any regard OF compensation for my office or
piognent the emolumens thereof. 50 HELP AM don.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this - day
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CITY TRADE M PORT.

T.
The steamers news received by telegraph. aud pub
n, he'd In the regular edition Of Herald this
irg. bad the Elect 81 impsfuns greater hsnn-s, TO
owing 10 the receipt OF privst. letters du. oy tho
HbeIpia ~bich ~ers rot received In time fr business
rur poses transactions we're limted Cotton sold to
n,c.rste extent at an advance % 40 40 per 10.
The lover and inferior grades OF nee Hour owing TO
large receipts rather than to the piexion of the
news we're oAc lzhc. lower In good ,trs, ght aud
ture tIsuds there ct angs southern brands
we're INA fair a, maid ut steady prices Rye -four aud
n cal exhibited no material change The receipts Of
what were large. and the market was heavy The
nsh-t in the forenoon opeped heavy; but during
chspae holders showing alter drmn-ss, closed Win
ipcfes,ss u'ysscy Pork vac steady With fsir de-
nsid fop the irsds for mess. while prime vas rather
doll Ut previous rates. Beef WAS dull there ess
z, % and tor sugars With moderate ses at steady
prices. Con.s cobtnu,d IN iigst sspply. sod hru.
Asuts SALES 20 shout TO barrels sere rs ported OF
both .crt. At 81 To 81 M Tor pos and ~ 90 tor pearls
Bnrapsturps -fhs'- he tzlss reached btu bbls.
insluoirs uniosp.ctd at $50 So sour at Ns 81 20
fre. 81 n s. 31b. cid ccmmop State ana mixed
Nest.rn. at - 60 ~ bb common State. at ~ % .
81 20; straight state. a. "a 10 - 81, very coed
sss l2h; straight .st.fn at SIS Igh So lsA; pure
G,u,t.. aud southern Ohiu, at S. IL rs 81 fspoy
o.r,,,e, At IS ~ 50 ezh, fancy Ohio. at IS ~
e., Ib. Sid. 1t 80 % So ~ Ter Fredrcksbure covn
ny ard Cd sl' asndh. 20 " $50 - - tor us-fss-
snd r.terhursn cry sinr Rye flsur was STEADY,
~nb sales II 100 tbls 81 81 81 az s7h. Corn Nal
heavy vib rsles OF 200 bhls Jersey IN lVts At -
12h; Brandy vine vas tcs,ce AID -soted, At SO OK.
Uhs1 he tslrs ibclud'd Go bushels fstr Genese-,
a. VI ~. hnd Itc tushtis pfine 90 NJ 81 w. C0r-
2tIot tssf.ls toId ~ ~ Il V4k Ter western mixed.
nd sc Ter southern y.ito~ ruuDd yello~ 40. nouii.
nsl OF too o ttc hss quiet With sales ~ 1900
tsh.is at tlo Osis we're plenty. at $40 a 4uc. for
Nutb.rp sno - t.o s5,c for-Jtrsey Bsriey Gas In
active nj Ole a LSc
t.TrvS The fiib,rris's letters were not received
tiI late In the afternoon; cosssquenty but tts uss
oene IN oou,p. The ,s,s rported ~ere about LOO
tsl.s. at tiie.s ,sybg item &c. 10 30 advance ON
Ittvius quotsu,is Holasfs tf.r IT. Fly. Attention
bipsrtto he dii,o'd TO prtd.s tbuv. good irdaiing
~ tlsy are. s,nISstiveiy, much cheaper than The
la n el nal " =
LIZ. nan "a
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The bark Paez, arrived ut Philsisiphis on Sunday
from Lsgusyrs and Puerto Cabeo. With dates to the
l4th Of October By this arrival we have received
vera highly interesting ettsrs giving full history o
the late revolutionary attempt OF Gen Pace, and his
partjzans, which VIZ tball publish 1t an early day
general smDesty has been granted by the govern
all who I'm pcstsd IN the late insurrec-
ton. except Gen faez and few other promi ne nj
leaders who to be expelled from the country In
the meantime they will bs kept closely coadned In
prison, until public tranquility warrants their being
sent into sxile.
No tears entertained In relation to further At
temple overthrow the existing government On the
contrary the various ciques that were personally 81
we'll politically opposed to President Monagas ere
cssescipg in h support being fully OF their
Weakness. well the mpracticability OF suo-
cersful opposition to bin
The business prospects OF the country of highly
encouraging character Coffee In and In active
demand an advance three per ID having taken
place " hich enhances the value Of the entire coffee
crop from three to four millions OF dollars and conse
queptIy will greatly iDcrea,e the exports from the
United States to VeDezsels during the ensuing year.
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Married
On Friday evening, Nov z. by the Rev Joshua Butts
AARor UsDKRHILL to SARAH o daughter Of Alex
Berry all Of hrooklyn
At New Rochelle October 81. by the Rev Charles A.
Smith, Of Rbnebeck JosHrA EpDows, Of Philxde phtA
to ELIZABETH IL daughter Of MIR. Charles Frsderioks
Of the former place.
Died.
On Monday, the 9th instant, Many. infant dsugh-
ter Of John aud stharine Conway aged 10 months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend Der funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from
the residsn noe Of her parents ga Houston street
On the 3Oth ultimo Beltsvilie Md after brief
Illness WILLIAM =. BnAsHEAR Esq commander In the
late navy OF Texas In the saith OF his Capt
B. vas formerly Of the U Navy from which hs re-
signed to participate In the more active service OF
Texas during h,r struggle for independence Az an
officer he distinguished sbke by great capacity to
command. and high principles of humanity combining
also that great requisite love Of country and hatred Of
oppression
On Thursday morning. November l. at Lynchburg
Va. WILLIAM GARLE only son OF William q. Brown, OF
Richmond. sgsd IA months and @ days
In Albany on Thursdsy last Mrs MARY Smith VAN
BuEEN wife of Smith Van Buren,, son Of ex-President
Van Buren,
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IfvrEroct-Stssmshp hibsrnia-hr -tie and lady Niss
bulle Mrs Macon ss nas ~ Mr. Williams, lady and
tws chbdItn sifs ierdue - Noel Mr. A@n sht isty,
kU Nog.l srfu Mr. kcel lady aud syn, nj shsds sad
lacy B.br. SO lsdy Aessrs tonner bsssins Hob
leir, trscie fas eth waite ue-bar Ar
uok lsss Two ehildren sns Mr. qts aud lsds.
he,sf htfp an. confer Duns. isitd, siteoeit astn
lofftf, ia que, frosssr Anoe urtis berhew
sttsrs q Gillc'', Nogr ueior VIZ Berwig Collie and
niro bth ktbtip tuuy Cumwisssry GenersL ses- re a
tsnIten k'iry ~ biits Dcee Stevens, sarksr,
IL inst Mr. u servaIt CART N. fsslor.
Watt sch-Hte Soues Chspnsn Caps y
teftJ, heegs pr Simoet Ifesyes. Nod isue. B-
f1tt Sci btot. tmstutl ttshsm, ri-n, Jaes Hennss
colt Cuirl,. Noble. Mr. Hstr. aud q staceiioE
Icni p-iiflS for New oii sessrs starr. sr Nor
cesu, y ktddin aleu-. " q. ~ q Jsu 81 lrles.
Ircm Byetrool for Haiifsxsessrs bii. York and WIN
Whine.
eAvrr-raoict ship Admiral vrs Aneeiiaus p.s-c..
t his.lique do; MID BnrEer and tsdy, OF New Vo-t
goii rsrrsr ~ t"uis nr Smith. 6o Mr. ssts.r 81
New Nstks NJ ONsrr - frlnce captain 4 ye. ma a.
lsty Dc. Heriy E.crdes. of Bsaen M uoerde. a.
NJ & Ftter. dOi Mr. BEepsvshi, u aexco-l5 in IN.
sttfIErt. -
n.,hr- ship nsrnsh crOolsrs a. oirsrdn. lady, .na
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ARRIVALS DtFsErusrs.
Rev. Hr Eittinger, u 4 5 Nt Pesssnts Richmond.
Va " y. Brown n Cnp'sin tsllum y A 7;
Mr. Baipes. Isoy and servsrt. Liverpool G. fsyior,
Nti ciettsr. HIslsbd a *. Warren. Troy Miss
Iaury Iiszhr: L. Bstton. Lond-p u. w. Limont,
IrsIsbd & g Mills Iopdoni p. tanker Leeds. tug
IsIds Ctlofsl J,p'r hObtT,sl: 4 Nelton aud lady,
ffiisdsiJtia y. n RohiOsos. L. y A.. we're among
the siIitsis Yesterday a. the irwin Y House
Hen tbiio White, and family. q. Consul 10 Ham
tuig carved y,stIJsy, sLd took fotms ut the Irving
Htuse.
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