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RaaRosd advanced v, and New Haven RsilssaA -
pss sses AZ the second board, Erie Bends new, De
elinsd X Per cent, and Erie Railroad improved x !.
TIE balls cannot long stand the large opsratious bY
60 - 0ey relieve the bsars Of what stock they nay
Asvs on hand, without Involving them in contracts 20
eeover ct some future time. II the bears pursus thS
soszss thsy have sdoptsA within the pest DAY or two
ana keep clear Of time Sales holders Of the nsiss vy
soon md rapid reduction in the demand and b so
psuee TO let down prices to attract purshsssrs n
oossasrs DO not realize at ruling rates. they win
nave no one to blame but themselves for sny losses
tnsy may hereafter experience. The upward move
mens' noticed during the past week or ten days hse
no oasis' and confined entirely to the street. The
OBJECT TO draw In outsidsrs and saddle them with -
OF the anciss - they esrry snd then leave
tnsm to get out OF the deuty the best vsy thsy osn
few wealthy grocsrs, directly and Indirectly con-
nsctsd with the management, have been drawn int
Harlem, and where they had one shars before, thsv
have three now. These operators can hardly be oon
sidsred outsiders - they have always been mere or
less connected with spsoulations In this fancy Mott
Of them, before this movement oommsnesd were heavv
holders at high prices and they have market for
their stock at present prices they have ct al events
made better average This may slightly reduce their
interest sccounti but 1t wi probably, bs long fSs
before they win realize the present average
brokers have saddsd these members Of the clique With
portion Of this fancy, and relieved Themselves of
portion Of the burden that pressing heavily upon
their pockets. =,
The annexed statement exhibits the condition OF
the leading departments In each the banks in New
Orleans according to returns made to the Board OF
Currency, for January, 1885,
BANKS or NEw ORLEANs, JANUARY, 1850
Ii
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TsM~ASy Hall OscsSzsrtoS-PsRu.~s~r Orvt
crns-Lsst evening" meeting q the Democrats
raj Committee of which Major Deumsu vss chairman
pro tenn vss held at Tsmmsny Hall when the follow
Ing ofhcers Who are all Cass and Butler men we're
elected for the year,: Fernando Wood as chairman o,
who received 30 votss; (ir Giender and Mr. rsrd
having both received number of votes on the Hrst
ballot, vithdrev;l Richard NJ Harrington Major Gar
ret Dych man and JamesC Willet, Secretaries. VIII
This ecmpletes the organisation Of the General Demo-
cratic Committee. Two ofits number, namely Nicho-
las Diliender, and j. &. Wilet we're last night I'd.
nitted members q the ranmany ssciety, or ss-
chems, who also held Q mesting.
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NEW YORK LEoIsLArgRE.

Senate
ALsASY, Feb 10, 1850
REPORTS.
Mr. MonGAs, avorably, the bill making appropriation
In part for the expense Of the for the fiscal
year. and for other purposes.
Mr. CoLr, favorably, with smendments the bill in
cooperating the New York city Hotel Company.
Mr.. CahRoLl, from the committee to whom was re-
ferred the postage question, made Q long report in
which the committee the adoption By Con-
sren Of rate Of postage not exceeding two cents on
every half ounce on all prepaid letters for any dis
tsnes and four cents II not prepaid concluding By
introducing Joint resolution Of instructions this
effect
Mr. UPH.m submitted minority report on the sub
ject Of and Bank note REDEEM pton concluding
by introducing resolution In accordance with the
views Of the ninoIfy viz-Against changing the pre-.
sent Law.
accounts between the state and New York city.
Mir BnssDssrn, TO form School District In the town
Of West fsrms, westehsstsr County.
MIR CooK that the Bank Note kedemp ption hill be
made the special order for Wednesday, next week, ct
twelve o'oloek-Adcpted.
semtly, TO select committee TO report complete
Adopted
sment q taxes be referred TO select com mittss TO
report eomplets Agreed to:
The omnittee on Internal Affairs discharxed
from further considsration OF the bill relative 20
shsras tees, Sc., ana the ssms referred to the
Committee the W hole.
silLs Fsssse, Ere.
The general railroad bill was passed.
To enable the Kingston and Middleton Turnpike
Company TO cell their roadsay right, sc. Passed
The New York and Erie railroad bill lost-1stoe
Mr. owns moved 70 reconsider this vote. and that
the final question be laid on the table. Adopted.
To pay Asa Baxter certain damages Passed.
The Senate then vent into executive session; after
which, much CT the rules of the Senate includes
Tuesday for executive session was suspended.
rHt AUTHORIZATION SUI.
The Committee Of the Whole, MIR. WfLLiAss In the
chair took up the appropriation bill for the govern
ment expenses In part for the fiscal year beginning
February, 1s4e. Considerable time spent In the
committee and tome debate vas had, after which the
commit,es rose and reported the bill TO the Senate,
which then adjourned.
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House OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WILMINGTON Febfuary " IboV.
Trsrtssrcr rsorourtoS.
Mr.. LirrLrriKLp asked leave TO introduce bul 10
prohibit the sae Of intoxicating drinks in the puSllc
buildings and grounds. An objection interposed.
rHr rsrusKSr's sysusL srssssr.
On motion Of Mr.. BsrL,, the House vent into the
Committee Of the whole the state Of the Union sss
nusl message
Mr. vr-.sLr reonneueedspeskirs-Ths The scenes which
occurred yestsrday, and previously bsa convinc him
that long time things tending 10 this point and
ne had reluctance to meet the iseue that We may
know precisely whore stand. We csnnst avoid the
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Ehe Ocean Steamer.

The steamship Gold Hunter, Capt. Couillard, which
sailed from this poIt the Goth Of December for San
Francisco. was at Fsrrambuco on the cath ultimo
waiting for coal.
The steamer West Point, Capt. Hunt, was still at
Marsnhsm on the 18th ult., waiting for coal.
The steamship Falcon. Lieut. Hartsten, sailed from
New Orleans for this port the lith inst via Hsva-
na She msy be expected here to morrow.
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shipping Intelligence.

NEw ORLEANS. Feb TO-
Arrived-ship Caroline Boston; bark J Hawthorn, Phi
ladephia; schr Anita Dawson, do.
MoBILE Feb H.
Arrived-sobr Alnsda New York.
PORTLAND, Feb Is.
Arrved-Brgs Poos Natanzas LIST inst; Acenus do, 2Oh
ult Motto Cadena 1st inst schrs Mary Frederic
hetallus and General Scott BucRsport for CardenAs
FALL RIVER, Feb Is.
Arrved-schr Virginia, Baltimore.
BosroN, Feb 10.
Arrved-Shp North tantic New Orleans 2st ult barks
Hamilton Rio Janero. Dec 26th Mary Ellen, New Orleans,
Esd ult; OAK Palermo Dec 26 Gibraltar Jan sshrs
John Candy, Phiiade'phia Delaware. Delaware City
Cleared-Ships Equity Calcutta Plymouth Rock Liver
pool barls archibald Oracle. San Franeee Gem. PhAds-
Jha; sehrs Palaston, Port Prince; Mansfield, San
francisco Harriet Atwood. do Copia Richmond Cooley
Co, New York.
Nrw BEDFORD. Feb IL.
Arrived sehr Augusta New lsth bark Roscius from
the Pacific, Walcahunane llth Oct with lS0 alse
freight $50 from ship Can 20 do from the Cen.
Passed Jan lat IL 81 Ion l6 ship Ianthe, Boston for
Hong Kong.
Providence. Feb ls
Arriyed-schrs VIM Wyer and Kekeno, Norfolk; W
Denis New York; sleeps Nydas and willard, do.
NEWPORT, Yeb Is.
Arrived sehrs S. Sophia Parker. and nary Baker.
Norfolk.
Ss- Bain's Southern Telegraph line, which was In
terupted yesterday, h now In successful operation.
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BANKS OF NV ORLEANs, JANUARY, l66O
CASH, or IMMEDIATE LIABILIriEs
s6,lss,Oo7 ss,sSl $50 sI,s5l.7l1 slo3 oss
s7,3z7. .4O2 sII, ,l22, ,osI 81. .lO3,oi3

Comparing this with the last monthly statement We
md increased operations In all branches Of business
called for by the business Of the season. Discounts
have increased eleven hundred aud twenty.thres
thousand dollars Exchange account, which appears
to be the favorte object Of the New Orleans banks h
now four millions four hundred thousand dollars being
an increase on the previous month OF nine hundred
and nifty one thousand dollars The specie on hand s
within fraction Of one dollar and nineteen cents to
dollar Of circulation.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for
foreign and domestic exchanges specie and for un
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TIL Il k U II OF EAN RAILS. I.
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The steamships Europa, for Liverpool and Hermann,
for Southampton and Bremen, will leave this port at
noon to day.
The Weekly Herald, printed in French and English
will be publishsd at nine O'Clock this morning. Its
tents viii embrace all the important news Of the week
from Washington, Canada, Mexico, 10.
Single copies, In wrappers sxpsnoe.
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The Dimcuity among the Iron workers.

PIrrsBURsH, (Ps } February 10, 1850.
The Wayne Iron Works. Lippinoott Mills, and the
Junists Iron Works, have resumed operations, with
new hands, and under new arrangements.
number of puddsrs yet hold out but there 10 every
reason to believe that there win soon be satisfactory
settlement of the dimculties.
Those who holding cut have evincsd no disposi-
tion to create any disturbance and it quite probable
that the mills closed will 20 on again in the
couree of Q few days.
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love excitement, and, delighted, revel in the
luxunes of an exploring voyage. Besides. there is
a lofty chivalrous sentiment mixed up with this
matter-one that always anlmates an American
heart. An intelligent and lovely lady has made
appeal, through personal friend in this city,
to the sympathles Of Americans, to aid her In her
noble and hope-w winged endeavors to succor lost
husband and where. upon the face of the earth,
can be found larger number Of public spirited
gentlemen than among the enterpnsing merchants
of this city, and the officers and men connected
with the navy Of the United States .tl
The expedition will 60 forth with the hopes and
prayers of thousands and, If successful in finding
SIR John Franklin, will repay in some little mea-
sure the debt owed to that distinguished navigator
whose labors have been directed to making disco
veres upon an almost Inaccessible portion Of this
continent. 1t will do more than this. The infor-
nation obtained will add to the treasury of our
cosmical knowledge, and the records of it will be
placed, side by side, with those produced by our
other expeditions, which have been Of so much
service to science and the world-enlarging the
sphere of geographical and photographed facts,
and tending to complete the great circle of obser-
walton so necessary to thorough investigation of
the laws of nations.
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CoMMRRCIAL AFFAIRS.

Tuesday, February le-e r. N.
There vas reaction In the stock market day. and
quotations for most Of the fsnd y recsded 70 IL per
cent There we're large s.les sssipslly for cash AZ
the nrss board United States dxes, 1887 fell on per
cent; Fsrmsrs' Lcsu, Ia, Morris csnsl, NJ Canton
Company, n; RssSips asilrssa, mi nsai~. y. he
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During the past week two quotations for most OF
the stocks In the above list have advanced bot thsss
d fancy order have advanced the mcss This n
usually the ssss; bot ~ thsy generally rsesds -
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American st,s mship Buuding-Extraordi-
nary Enterprise

There is no subject that we like to dwell upon
more than steamship building in the United States.
Il is one of great Importance to America.
II will be recollected that it is within only few
years that the first steamship was constructed in
the United States. When the practicabllity OF ma
vlgating the ocean by steam was demonstrated by
the steamships Sirius and Great Western, II was
expectfd by every one that the United States
would Immediately enter the field, and that our
shin builders and merch ants would show to the
world, that although they were not the first to
make the grand discovery, they would, at all
events, compete with other nations in the business
and trade which would naturally result from it,
Strange TO say, however, there was lu, pause,
and no effort was made by our enterprsing ci-
;Izens to compete with the lines Of steamships that
were, immediately after the discovery was made,
placed On the line between this country and Eng
land. By and bye American enterprise, however,
awoke from its torpor, and evinced determine.
non to do something worthy Of its tame and re-
nown. The result was the building and equippng
Of the steamships Hermann and Washington,
which, although they have not been as successful
as il was hoped and intended they should be, were,
nevertheless, very credtable 10 American skill and
talent, considering that they were among the first
steamships that were built in this country We
had great deal OF experience in river steamboats,
well as in sailing vessels, and in those descrp-
lions of craft we carried the palm, and were ac-
knowledged by all nations to be without rival;
but IN try ing our hand at new thing, It was not
10 be expected that we could excel at first.
The Hermann and Washington were finished in
the year lSi7.s; and since that time the progress
which we have made in the business Of building
steamships is sufficient to astonish the Ame-
rican people themselves, accustomed as they are
10 carry out their purposes as soon as they are
formed, and to accomplish an undertaking within
shorter time :han would be occupied by other
people in thinking oft. Will 1t be believed then,
that within three four years We have constructed
steamships in the United States, the tonnage of
which, In the aggregate, amounts to ffty-six thou
sand tons7 We can safely say, that no country in
the world can exhibit such a tremendous result
witkin such comparatively short period Of time.
The following Is list of them-.
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NEw EXPEDITION TO uK NORTH PoLE.-The
noble conduct Of Lady Franklin has been Great
ing the greatest interest among those who have
had the pleasure Of reading her beautiful and
affecting letters upon the subject OF a further
fesreh for the lost Sir John. These letters have
had much influence upon the merchant princes Of
our city, and, IN particular, have induced Henry
Grnnell, distinguished merchant here, to SUBJ
scribe largely towards fitting out private ex-
petition for the desired object Mr. GrInnell, 1t
rs understood, has put down fifteen thousand
dollars, which amount has been Increased, from
other souroes, to thirty thousand dollars. Any
amount can be obtained in this city for this object
Two small be purchased to proceed win,
all Judcious despatch to the arctic resiops The
government has not been dilatory in the matter.
either; Commodore Morns having communicated
on Monday last TO the Navy Yard at Brooklyp. the
intention Of the administration to furnish these
vessels with officers and men from the public SER
vice.
An intense excitement already prevails, and hun
dreds are anxious 10 be Of the nsmber Of those who
sre 70 cover themselves with the honor that will
attach to the enterprise Every nerve will be
strained to obtain berth, and much speculation
exists as to who will be made the commander Of
ihe expedition. This is all very natural. Our off,
GERS end men are ever ready, when action, by asy
possibility, can rub OF tie rust Of ideness. They
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The following tslsgrsphis dsspatsh, sssslvsl Asss
late last night, from New Orleans, VIII answer en-
quiriss in respect to the loss sustained b. Msssrs
Rebb Co., By the dsstrustion Of their banking house
N~TW NEw OaLEAHs, Feb. 16 1850
To WILLiAM Hoss Co, NEw YoRx;-
We ere burnt out, bat have saved ell our money
and books. JAS. ROBB & co.
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Court CaIen endar-This Day,


svrRrM. Counr-Gensrai Term Nos. IS, 50, 80, 40,
Cosmos 10, Nos 1oo l27, I42 100, $50, as,, .4o,
2ss, 2e2, 2e4, 2co, 26s, 27o, 272, Et.
srrrn,os Cou.I:-Nos: 90, %: 60, 100, los Il, 81,
a. is is S iSs loo I'D ic4 I les. lee iss % TO ia
I73 73 a. 10 le 20 to "a a. 64 81 4c2 %, ia 81,
Isl no. u.s. lic lo7, 1852, lo7, IA7 %, T. isa,
transferred ST. S. 90, co. si 90, 90 s. IS, II,
The Citizens or the city and County OF
New lera r.s.p.s,s Of party in .ycT Of .u..
question now statns the natien upon the basis o the
~ the Non Henry Clay are requested 70 nee, on
sons.y evening. February s' Al ~ o'clock Castle
EIeusheria FESTIVAL OF Frecdom).-arand
By H. ssS's 10 E.q music By Gu.'
SsSs ss FEB as &. New YORK
y ;ss' ls Sssss'E. a..n iGS s.
h,. psuee, ks'srs r Q. Paige and '. n. Nash Dir.e
Postponsnen. Tickets. ssoh be the Brock
clos. ~ q. Chinese Busins ssssrs.s.sy :. wssasSay
fss:s s ,s;sss s.sa..y i.' s.siI.: sfy p ''s
s ss hs b,iss Of ,ss Vague a. sr
Brsdy's National Collection OF Dasasrrso-
ana a. az e s's S q. ;s .s ss
raibosypss, or Portraits ON Paper. from
Hs sss,,. ,ss sss s..
rs,ns effect which have ssss ssera admiration lans
'''''''a''''a success S''m' wsn s'isd rsscESaux
Planning Machines -Unhearsi or aonopoiy.
Ihs hsr: o. wI ws.sr:s,h are .ss.sss NJ 400. s.s
hs, nov held sItsn.ios srsssd II ls Des:il 1865
Sr,s.y: ,S.y s.nd in issir
hat sesss i ne.sss e prevent ~
sst sheh 70 y ,sa the er t.e rssss'ns ans
Wigs and Toupecs.-Anotnsr Medal nss
been sysrded wn Ba.eh.or r the hest WIG ssd res-
:, Igss soss IL ss.s,.ss w,s az rs.,sr,
Wan street he hsers The largest and best ssernsAsh
Hair Dye.-Bascneiors' Genuine Liquid
.,i,, public :essis ss.rs i@i..I.n' ..s
susy s.: n, ssS. sssn Psr.sas sss.. sss
has ssunsa bad soor from me n,s Of 'h ni.sscn s,s.
= .r.s s.s.S, ssy e .. s.r s :, ,.sr .ss y
s:..s z. s.s ss sSi rss c.sa ... rS
delrhia.
Goursud's Poudrc subtle is warranted
70 positively eradicate uperhous hair from ev foreh.sd r
AZ German f..1a ..iy :. sss ola ';sssI,.s:s sss:s
jordsn isS wsshinsssa street Boston.
Dr. wheeler. oeuiiss, - barclay street,
s.yos. a. s.sis'y .',ss,.s 70 .s,'i 81 s' sy
iS,, ss X. l":.rs. 20 a. 70 rs..s. n. nsss
and defy ,hs ssrist,,s .er.tsy one, hovrs -.
ssssssiy :, X. rs.Ssses
DIR. Powell, Oculiss, Aurtss, 60, attends TO
nine 20 four daily,
~ whore be had his popular Ieass
the Eve edition, ~ also his acting
Eye and Esr Fountains. and treat variety ~ besnufni
Artiacial Eyta
Consum psion. Genuine medicinsI Cod
Liver OIL Tor Copsump.or scrofulous Afectens Rhsuns-
. sss ssS s .s rEssS E 's' 'sEshfSs iIsI csIs CO..
iIO Broskvsy 10 Ascr House. and rs Broadway trvins
Hcusel
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The Westerly Bank Robbery.

BOTTOM, FebruaFy 10, IB50.
The examination Of Kanoms and Cole, charged With
robbips the Westerly Bank, Rhode Island Of $1,000
has been partially gone into They were identified %
having left New York just before the robbery oceusrsd
and the morning After they the road from
Westerly to Mystic. On their way back to New York,
they paid out two bills Of the Westerly Bank. The
examination, after further procssdinss ives post
poned until Saturday next
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 1915 p. NJ.
There is but q moderate business doing In bread
stuns though prices generally steady Small sales
of Howard street -four 1t 81 75 Red wheat st 81 Os
and st 53c. In tugars there is some movement,
and notice eales Of 200 hhds crop Porto Rico,
at 61 csc: $50 do. New Orleans, at AZ q 4Ac.,
usual time Molasess is In fair request, and prices
steady parcel Of 100 bbls. Cuba changed hands ct
mos
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BosroN, February 1o-4P.M.
The following were the transactions at the second
board, to day60 shares Reading Railroad, b2m., 49,
100 do. b1n., 17A.
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Later from Texas.

BALTIMORE, Feb 1919 r. NJ
The Southern mall, due last evening, arrived tc.
night, but the latest one is still due.
The New Orleans papers have advices from Calves
ton, Texas, to the 7th inst Col Bent ons propagation
to make two separate States Of Texas sppsars does
not meet with much appreciation from the people &C.
uerallv
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Brsdy's National Collection OF Daguerrso-
yres 23 2 Broadway Fulton
gers and citizens respectfully invited call and examine
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Regulation or Labor.

BALTIMoRE, Feb. 1852. M.
The House Of Delegates Of this State TO- day passed
bill regulating the hours Of labor.
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New York. irrespective Of party distinction In favor OF
tanning Union the settlement Of the grea
question nov sstns the natcn upon the basis Of the com
States BY the Non Henry Clay are requested TO meet
sorday evening February IS at ~ O'Clock. at Casti
q rdtn.
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Csn,sts-words BY H. Stone Esq, music by H. Curtis,
the Plymouth Church rev. Mr. b.eehers Brooklyn, on
washnstons Eve. Feb 2s By the New York Cor
following ,nguished yoesi.ss-Nis: Isaora Hansen,
tor. O. y. Brittow. Doors open a. at g. No
postponemn Tchet % cents saoh 10 be had the Brock
Ia rnur tor nd he doc
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Ss- Bain's Southern Telegraph line, which was In
terrupted yesterday i now in successful operation.
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TsIbosy pes, or Portraits ON Paper, from
hBy reeent discoveries of their the subscribers
take these portraits with degree Of perfection and
ressnr effect which have gained general admiration land
unTrecsdolted success. Rooms 2ll broad way.
w. r. LANCENHETM
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Tar c,llsetcs and r.per.ns q ,he Me viii po.itiy.ly
sysni,s sth rshIyary Two Esisi,ons daily Monday
nisen IS cent? children half price Open Thursday
sverng at7h eeoek for the Deneft Of the Vague Street
Sufferers. Admission 90 cents.
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Nesnr. CoItaiR Sirdmcr. Captain
West Point. Hunt. w. J. Pease. .Jessup.
Gold Hunter. ..Couillsrd. Senator. -. Van Pelt
hev Wofld. .Wakeusn. Tobsgo Mckinney.
Hartford. .Lefevtr. Ann MeKim.. .Farnham.
LuGofa ...... .bsrEensv. ChesapeAke. baldwin.
Sea Gull .. .CIessey. Spithre Brown.
In addition, there are two steamships now being
built for the New York and Savannah trade, Of the
burden Of fourteen hundred tons each; and COM
reny is about to be organized to ply betweea this
port and Richmond, We.
We have thus attempted to give picture Of the
tremendous progress which the United States has
made in the steamship business in the last three or
iouryears. We have every be proud Of what
We have done and taking the experience Of the last
Two years guide, we think we are safe in say
ipg, that IN six OF seven years from this time, we
viii own the largest fleet the world Of that de-
.crption Of vessels. The steamers of Collins new
Liverpool line are the largest in the world, being
OF the buithen Of three thousand five hundred
tons. They will be fitted up in style Of magni-
heenoe and sp.,ndor without a parallel. No ex-
pense Ne beng spared about them; and although we
do not say that they will distance any vessel that
may be put IN competition with them, yet we do
say that IL will take something in the shape of a
steamship that was never yet produced, and in all
probability wall not be for some years to come, to
beat any Of them.
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AMERICAN OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.


THE BREMEN LINE.
Steamer. Captain. Tons.
Hermann, Crsbtree. 500
Washington, ,Fleyd %, 500
gro LAW 4 co.'s oHAGREs
LINE.
Ohio, Schenck. =. 5000
Georgia, Porter =. 5000
Falcsn, Hartstein. Il 900
GrE. LAW L. co PACIFIC
LINZ.
lsthmus, Wood. =. 500
Columbus, Peck =. 500
sPoFroRp 4 riLEsroS's
cHARLksror LINZ.
Southerner, Berry. Il 900
Northerner, Budd. Il, 900
n oELrANs 4 cHAGREsLIyE.
Alabama, Wright. 500
Telegraph, Morgan. 900
CHAM EsIeSS havana LINE.
Isabella, Rollins. .. Il, 400
NEW ORLEANS L. GALVESTON
Galveston, Place. 500
Palmetto, Saith -. 500
B,LrtsoRE 4 CHARLESTON.
Republic. Hobbs. =. 500
nRAIos a SEw ORLEANS.
Portland, Dogart. =. 200
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mption.-Genuane medscsnsI Goa
Liver OIL Tor Censumptor scrofulous Anse,i,ns khsurs
sale wholessle and retail. BY RUsHr0N, CLARK co.
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sevotes his srslssiys stsnsss sissss,s q ne kys
Structure which he inserts 90 10 resemble the nAtnrs
eye and defy the strictsst scrvtsy once hours
tuitcusly AZ his residence