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Bari Penny. splesr 8. M.rl.. II a.y. vita cotton. to

Barb Fanny spieer 81 Marks. IL dass with cotton. to
S, Gen Worth s k,Sss AK csys
Aux Cave. fer New foyiI time. brig -Four Bro
her Of Pliadelphs fom Aux c,yesior Ss~ York; Sane
%s brig M0 re Fort D. ps9o Fee 'Is Ses fSr ss
Iris Lucy hssns and bs Santiago, sailed days previous
Brig De Wolfe: stur.sy,nt Por. Prince Dso 80 TO
Kemp IhsEp etlg.io lay 70 for tases ds: under
las espeshe,d very heavy weather. with
ss sss '
leaps. a days With sugar sc TO Dewey Co ...
, s;s' ..'s s'S s,'?s
log Gass1a
with sugar &c, to smith Co. from New.
Sa ri in Ss ss in
so ssa1 is a Ha's %
' sssr ei'h sa1sr, %R
sshl VAIN arrct.op Savannah
sehr Dart. somers. Savannah. to N Nccready Co.
seEr Helena Gr.n. Charleston 70 hours with cotton and
sehr faroiins Pratt; Nswbsrn. Nc.s days. with naval
sekr Mary Ellen. Dowsn. smyrna, Del.
Below
Ship Coromandel By, Hunter from Liverpool
Ship w,rren, L.vton, from Glasgow. with mdss and
ship Helena tBrem), yollkmann. from Bremen, Nov 81
with mdse and passengers.
days from Narseilles TO Beech. Rrman
4 Co.
Bark s.r.ht Br csol from rsy.l, in ballast, with the
passengers Of the chip Caleb Grimshaw.
Brig Ecair tof Gefe 81 days from eghorn TO Mr. Vicar.
Also, ships and brig
RM steamer Thames, Abbott, Bermuda; and others.
Capt Dnval of the steam tug Samson up last night
from the Br ship Contut ashore Southampton Long
Island He informs ws that she is in bad situation
hryng listed of Shore and her decks broken
bosrd side ding mz7en topsa flying and
will probably be total wreck Could not the
beach, OF the ink sbitan heavy be-
ing on, Capt could not &c ale gside Of her.
JAN l3Wind during the day from NE with the appear
ance Of at sunset.
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Naval Intelligence.

FaCVfc SQUADRON.
US store ship Southam pton, commander Handy, with
Commander Long and Lieut. Emmons as passengers,
arrived at Panama ON the 2sth December. Awaiting
exchange Of officers
u. g. ship PEBBLE was expected at San Francisco on
the lst January On the eth November she was still
CT Honolulu. Crew improving, having lost ~ with
ssurvy.
I. chip Savannah, Commander Johnston, at South
Saita, Cal Comm dore Jones was At the mines.
Us chip St Mays, Comm sore VOORHEES,, At Hona-
lula, Dec list ell well
L. 8. ship Ms'saehrsett, Commander Knox with the
con mission Ter the survey Of site Tor navy yasd
the Iaeihe eosst Is al Hoholuia, Recruiting and
health.
L. s chip Warren, Commander Pickering was a.
South Salita
L. S. schr Ewing, Commander Nc Arthur, survsyiaSa
cite suppose TO IL soco Tor navy yard sonOns
L. storefhip fredcnis.
u. S. revenue Gutter brig C. W. Lawrence
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WAITS NERVOUS ANrIpoTE- rus s.o,c,,

W wonder q the Age That will positively feigye,s,s
sn make SOUND TIE nest dehtated or broken
sud cures All hinTs hitherto deemed ncurahe Peal 800
The fool hath .sid IN his heart There 10 no cod a.
toois ssssrt that there 10 no Ter tsdns rrosr.
u'n dehiy desaJed manhood. nervous affections .sssms
eohNuiene d.irigm treHens, OF tic c0aoureux:
they al can be ehectually cured tv watts Nervous a.
neot ard that one Trial alone will prove the fact aai
ha h.tt no uch thing ~ PREMATURE old age fr,lue.t
~ ycuhfnl folly ~ hss specihc rexedy IN This ana;
ate sra asseI vi bout fear q Contradiction thas N h
ths most powerful and wonderful medens that h.s
sssn s,c.'sr,s sent ~ nail to Talbot vst ns Mas
sne street. VII ny test the trutA Of this IN
the money will be Now vo, .h.s
Aheteo preserve This botcs f have done my duty IN
tTJnF 70 make ~ kuewn, ard shall heep On yan.s,.
tfst which every whe tries fnds he ths truth
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IJied,

ON Thurseay evening lOth inst at Wlla-sbursh,
l.. I, by The Rev. NeLsne NT ALrHEs W.LLErr,
o. New ioIk, to Mis- SarsH Bow, Ct willansbaIkh
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COPAvfA PILLS pR. LANoENBEcK's SUGAR

NOPANlA PILLS DIR. LANGENBEcK3 sUGA n
~ Coated Ceravs Ps are acsn0wiedsei the best remedy
sh hss ever tssn ErsIsrsd for The c.re o. GonorhaI
1f'se excellent Pils consist OF compound % C0pavia Bah
sa tuttts and other vegetable Ingredients Of highly
etcacus prorertiee and will variahlv effect quck
ard reie 81 this disease. The neatly
coated With eomrae tugar cover which serves 20
the daseeate fsvor Of the drugs especially that Of
eopava bs,m ard being only OF the OF their
10 facilitated in no ether medicine q
this hin bs tcascd o. For saie By general
slsnts, CBARLgc PIIzER Co, Isls Broaiwsy. two
doors ron Cham beIf street ard also b. retail
rersrslly. frises-Larss box 81; small boz 3s.
NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
~ work en- the ratare .nd Treatment, Of private diseases
structures and all khdrei accns u the
Illustrated ~ great number Of beautifully oeored pa.ea
a. lsrse sslife By Homer Bostvet NJ y Larss quartz
sediesl and Surgical Jouinai" 10 maJ be said fsscssy
" be elusl 70 Rfeerds Actcns family n
dsetts and far superior 70 anything 81 the knd rns
heted in this county Author 81 the work semirl
kmiaeions. lmIotency sc, caused by improper hshita
Fourth edition u plates Price 81 Fer sale a. ths PuS-
thor, sN Brosdpar.
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~ IIItlAl..

DRlNA1E LYING IN ASYLUM ALI CovwUNTCA-
ttns and APPLICATIONS for admission rnust be made 10
DR.. ktNNfDl. ls5 Duane Tark
s1rts me cst pleasure mend the proposed
sliuu,n IS calculated 90 do muth rood think DR. Ken
cstatiishuent WYNN W,rr NJ n.
nR JOHNSON NO. IS DUANE STREET, SO WE'LL
tnoNn IN tie treatment q deiicste diseasesfhs Doe
rutaou tf in those halfcured eases thai have
sfs Tor yesrs, eminsst Constitution NJ weakness
bforq on secret habit eGsctuap cured. Recent
ured In four dsys
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@ SOO REwARD.-cRossNAN.s sPEcIyIc YTy-

pCOO ture for the Of ronorrhaa. 0fai r,m.ais.
yet Uncovered for the above complaint this the most
tain; makes speedy sad Permanent vthout tss
lesst restitution IN ss drak exposure IN appl
cation 20 business The prcrretor ebasrfes siprls In
ssnce o. recent 20 be brought which ths
viii net under forfsitpre Of $50 MANY are err. n
Two days Sold At the Drug store rs Broadwsy corner
ohsntsr, s.seg aiso az No W Astor House, 0 Brosl
yay, aud Ito fultcn street. n VILLAS
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DRsURrnr, rRosA PRACTICE or sEvESrEyu
leaa can warrant the % ell private diseases Ia
matter 81 What nature or ttandnr " thess who w feils
h aalte Ne hntfanee from Business Recent eases ks
cutee IN few days Aprly his oee, Gold strest 49,
fultop, from an toVPN NIL act. enrad b., ~
refur 4 Ia - ~, Ne
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Doc1oR YOURSELF raiVaTGLr-FoR Is cISrs :

DoC1OR YouRELF fRiyaTgLr-FOR % cExrs-
- ~ means Of TIE Pockst fsoulspius Every Hs
Vrn ftltican twenty fourh edition. vita hssirsd
enEavngs, showing iriste Diseases and 81
Ssisn IN ever shap. and form. BY william
Iopng NJ D tfafuate Of tho University Of tenssyvani
zoe VARIOUS forms Of Secret diseases Seminal Die
OF Prostate Glars
Youth, ara faithfully described AMI ell ths in
plain language The chapter Self Abuse. aud sersirs
weakness Is worthy % particular attention and ssoad 81
read BY every one foung en who have been unfortunss
IN contrasting disease, previous to placing
tie q Doctor matter what hs
BE- copy % this truly useful stran~ers virtrs
the y partsulsriy those PLATING marriage ao,V
nk OF returning home ritout cory Of the Pochs, New
captains aud Foins
DR. rounes Treatise on Marriage TAs focket Nevi
Every One Biz OR fhysicisn Any
cents enclosed In letter will cory ~ this
beck b mail gr cegies s he dollar Ad-
dress DR.. wh YOUNG, i52 spruce street. Pbsdsiphis
snd for sale ~ suingsr Townsend. ~ Broadwas New
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M NoW an Mes nr rnrsE PRrsENra-raAr +

L NOW ALL MEN DT THESE PREsgNrs-THATI
IN Ia bot watts q the city Of New York Bgoksacr with
pserty as tAe srt person Who has sroducsd 20 the rsd
states that uiogt valuable mcdiine, known Na.ts
Nervous Antdoe do hsrsty s5enniy dsssre prsess
that the only person wh9 has sny Of Ga medicine "a
the tnifed States and icrtty chaierEs every
drusss, or medical as 20 rroeses any u he kisa.
(excs ytLg q gsrty rrcsst ted ly Or. Vnttlessv
for tie Cebtrs street. ai) that mp tns frt
inrcducsd u. vas comparatively antbo~n even oar
test physcane that this made for
honor a i,s ortduetien. ard the rrstade s6cesnx
tgef snd % Trevcn. the Feasibility dispute (svan
after year ~ ts inrctussn here any preepsr
who nay Lefestr arrtsss tsef the honor Discover
ing o. TIE ~trd ueeicne that will eycatc.ly sspsrei,
le irla mat -fs sftf
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DE MORRISON rs c9srlDENrIAILY coSsULrxp
- on All diseases Of delicate nature An erena We pr~s-
ce enables hin 20 cure without merenry recent cas.s ace
cured from three 10 sir days Structures seminal vek
efce. 9is Fulton street. -
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mARITImn NTELLIoEN q k


Is zoos 6 Ia
sIrs... -. -. a. HtGH warER... 80. So
Teiegrsphtc.
See seper, news column Tor the latest Marine intelligence
III
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~~|--77--717--7-7--
Pas.epGsrs Arrivsd

IfvrnFooL-ship Martha wari-Miss Ann Riley.
A>rwbEF-Ship Cotton Planter-N Dahfn.n
n - -" "'N> - W
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nR COOPER. a. DUANE STREET. mas. FoR Tag
- last fourteen y,arg ccaansd has prsctice 20 the TRAIT
mint OF msrsufal aud oAcr dis. % dcftta
He the nrrrat.ta OF Tits s-as. ani
mild oaca removed In two g. Att days psTsgt
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II is stated in Havana that the Saranac was put
at the disposal of the Captain General assist the
Spanish Geet in suppressing any armed expedition
from the United States.
The U. 5. ships Albany and Germantown,
while lying in port at Havana received information
that Spanish vessels of war were expected, with
part Of the Cuban Expedition on board as prison
ers These U. s. vessels started with the intention
oil intercePting them before their arrival, and de-
maading the surrender to them of the Americans
in Spanish custody. They met within few hours
san OF the Moro, and were proceeding TO execute
this purpose, when the Saranac came up and
llnterposed, After conference between Com.
Iatnali and Comr. Randolph, the Spaniards were
allowed to take their prisoners into Havana where
they were placed in confinement on board of a
Spanish seventy-four.
Five OF the prisoners taken at Cardenas, part Of
the command of Lopez, were shot at Matanzas on
the goth May. One only was an American, the
remaining four were Irish or Scotch
A boy, who stated that he had joined the Expe-
dltlon under the belief that it was destined to Cali
tornia, asked permission to write letter to his
mother, giving information of his fate. After he
had finished, it was torn up by one of the soldiers,
but spectator collected the pieces and has pasted
them together to be forwarded to his mother-
PIcaya7le.
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INTERESTING DEcIsIoN.-The Supreme Court
Of the United States have decided the cases which
were taken up before them on appeal, relative to
the construction of the Tariff in imposing duties on
sugar. The decision is that the duty should be
levied on the actual weight of the sugar at the
time of entering at the Custom-house, and not on
the invoiced weight at the place ofexportation.
The sugars from the West Indies almost invaria.
bly, suffer great diminutionin quantity, from drain.
age during the voyage of importation, so that in
one case, before the Court, there was drainage of
10 1897 lbs. on 1910.
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FLoGGED FOR DISCRETION. - The Newport
(Ky) News says that five soldiers were flogged
on Monday, at Newport Barracks, for desertion
The sentence passed by the court martial, duly
assembled, was, LIST. No pay, consequence of put
ting the Government to great expense and render
ing no benefit I'd. Branded on the hip with the
letter D, sgnifying desertton, and unworthy of be-
ing any more soldier of the American Army
Sd. Whipped, giving fifty lashes on the bare back,
as a punishment for their transg ression. 4th.
Drummed out, being the disgrace of soldier and
9TH Received dishonorable discharge. They
went off waving their hats over their heads, as
though they had received prize.
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The STEAMER MoHAwK.--On yesterday even.
ing, by the polite invitation of Capt Cobb, we, in
company with number of gentlemen, partook of
a sumptuous dinner on board this fine steamer.
The Mohawk is at present in the Louisville trade,
though we informed that she is intended, at the
opening of the next season, to take her place as
regular packet between this port and Vicksburg.
To persons travelling North by the Western route
we can very specially recommend the Mohawk
She is boat of large class, is spacious, airy, and
possesses every convenience Tor pleasant summer
travelling. Her table accommodations, as we can
personally testify, very superior In speed she
is scarcely surpassed-never failing, without acci.
dental delays to make the trip to Louisville within
six days. Her officers are of the right stamp
We know Capt. Cobb, and can say of him, with:
out afectation, that, besides careful and skful
commander, he is most courteous, generous and
whoe-souled man. We should envy any one a
trip to Louisville on such a boat with such officers.
The fact that the charge for passage on the Mo-
hawk IS not so great as on other boats, having
more brilliant regulations, but no better aceommo.
datlons, may be a consideration with MANY.
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The .WeekiT CRESCENT

will contain number of articles of much interest
at the present time. The Foreign News by the
Asia and America, Exciting Proceedings in Con-
gress, full accounts from California, accurate Price
Current of San Francisco, the details Of the Cuban
Expedition, and Report of the Committee on Fl
nance of the Second Municipality, are the most
interesting portions of our mammoth sheet. The
the leading topics of the day, and general synop-
sis of News from every quarter, will be found in
its columns.
Numbers, done up in wrappers ready for mail
ing, can be obtained at the counter, and of j. c.
Morgan, Exchange Place.
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Cona"aerctdt NeacS-RektgtonS AfatrS-SeUerc
I, Translucent Of OGenderS against tie LARS
We have been favored, says the N. Y. Herald of
the Both ult. with dates from Jeremie to the 10Th
inst, by Capt. COncklin, of the schooner Peerless
The following extracts from letters will be found
interesting:
The steamer Vixen, Capt. Wood went past this port
few days back, bound to Aux Cages.
The West India American fleet was at Port Prince
The Hayhen Government had acknowledged the St. Do.
mingo G9yernment independent.
Capt Wood appointed Mr.. Dulton, an Engishman, to
be an American Agent at Aux Cages very much against
the Wishes oil the Americans at that place.
Coffee deliveries were falling off Business rather duh,
and VIII probably remain for few months The last crop
The monopoly law viii be finally repealed on the & SO i Of
@ o 4; he N VIII @ claiming one
This NTH will be paid at forty dollars hundred pounds
ose RS 81 2Sf 49, Hye anS and daily
rising y would not be surprising to see up to $90O95,
bags and commissions, and then taking in the difference lost
on the Goyernments oneffth, viii come s12O9 SIPS
Hayden, and the Hayden dollar down to &C. Spanish cur
tariff mporisd must be- o SG at the ppe Se ~ ts se5
we truly pity those that will be entrapped, knowing that
iers to show their foolish influence Unioubtedy the repeal
country darkss already it has caused some sensation
all the innocent. "-'
10 the highest pitch. Any
protesting other faith but that of the Roman Church.
hated worse than the Mexcans ever hated Old lack
Tins however. of late date candidly say
by the English Wesleyan Society, to which almost all for.
egneT belong has created furious jealousy against them
The Church is half finished and sudden stop has been
put to the Workmanship Large of money have been
expended on it, and happy those who shortly expected
to have chapel of their where they could go and
tend divine worship according their faith The con.
tractor has applied to the Government and the Consu.
ION permits protects and authorizes all rights they expect
shortly to receive orders 10 continue their works We can
with all reason, that the Catholic Church the head OF
all these proceedings and backed mp by small number of
young who will but late the of their ways
This Is all we say for the present.
Some time since stole with several Others. trunk
OF money 1t found and the chaps TAKEN They were
tied TO tree and beaten most horribly with long
One Of them died four hours afterwards being beat until he
could not He was left where he fell dead and
taken the next morning and buried by strangers The
Others believe sick. This specimen of black
clvllization-it must have change.
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DAMAGES IN THE FERRY CASE. The lone
contested case of John Duggan u.s. the Second
Municipality, has been decided in the Second
District Court, by verdict for the plaintiff of
$1,000. This suit was brought by Mr.. Dupgan
twho is now deceased) for an alleged violation or
contract on the part of the Municipality, in per.
hitting the Algeirs ferry, at the foot Of Canal
street, to be obstructed, contrary to the agreement
made which guaranteed to the lessee the exclusive
use Of the landing The cause occupied the Court
eight days.
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rAe Wassrfnx Places and the varions
Waxs OF getting there.

TIE WatsrfnK Places and the Various
ways Of getting there.
Many Of our citirehs will cross the Lake during
the present day, some to enjoy for few hours the
delightful breezes, others to rustcate for week or
two, while the favored few who can afford it will
seiourn for longer time. The cOnveniences for
killing tme" are fully set forth in the advertise
ments Of the various popular hotels, published
below. In the mean time, the following list of
boats and their times Of leaving, will prove inter-
esting
The Mobile, Capt. Sutton, will leavefor Mobile,
touching at all the Watering Places going and
coming, on the arrival at the Lake of the 81 M.
ears
The jas. pay, Capt Bates, for Mobile wa
the Watering Places, 81 P. M. cars.
The California, Capt. Griffin, for Biloxi, ETC.,
5P. N. cars.
The Jenny Lind, Capt Dunnica, for Mande-
vile, Lewisburg. MadisOnvie and Covington, 4
P. NJ. cars.
The Olipia, Capt Hoffman, for Covington,
MandevilIe, Lswisburg and MadisOnviLle, q P. N.
cars.
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Eds Crescent-For the benefit of suffering humanity,
well as an act of Justice to Dr. SAMUEL GILBERT, make the
following THAT in June small upon my
lace rather between and cheek which gradually increased
during the past summer in size and Of which
consulted several truly eminent physicians under whose treatment
received no benefit Ia the latter part of last January visited this city
In the space Of seven days. before reaching the city the tumor greatly
enlarged and the Inflammation increased alarming
much that IRON the inner the end
nose and out TO cheek bone literally lump pud
s The disease had also made its appearance opposite side
o. my nose In this condition presented myself Dr. Samuel
Gilbert, not knowing with what afflicted Gilbert
promptly pronounced eating Cancer Of the vruen char
aeter put myself under his
without the OF the kns and In four WELL
then and still believe. N Nj. TUCKER.
NewOrleans March 10, 1859
p- Dr. Giberts office is No. u Magazine street. apO uy
EY~ To the Publc.-yMessrS. Editors. wish to bear
testimony to Dr. GILBERTs SKILL through your truly
independent paper sorey afflicted hereditary
this disease killed saher who had medical aid in
country The disease made its appearance my upper eyed
ana 90 nnued to spread and pain severely until nigh
my sight could scarcely discern man. across
street Having often heard OF Dr. GlbeTs
o. such eases e the State Of Pennsylvania and Nswo
leanswas put under ueamenand happy
day | leave for home. A. C CORWINE.
April is, 1850. spl9 II
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CHINESE PAVILION, Vaudeville. - The opening Of
this establishment, originated by enterpsing and pub
lie spirited elowcihzen, j. F. Bercier, ESQ.,, will take
place, on Sunday, June 9th, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. The
receipts that day will be for the benefit of the Catholic Aso
citation Of Male Orphans. 1t is hoped that all persons who
feel Interest for the orphan will avail themselves Of this
opportunity TO further so laudable a cause
The crack steamer Jenny Lind, will for the sccommoda-
ton Of those wishing participate this charitable purpose
pespone her departure this afternoon until after the arrival
Of the CLOCK cars.
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5. OF " .Ieetlngs This EveninU,

WASHINGTON FOUNTAIN, No. /, at Crystal Fount Hall,
~ TGhoupitoulas street, at O'Clock.
PEARL DIVISION, No. 8, at Pelican Hail. corner of Common
and st. Charles streets, at 8 o'clock.
80. Tomorrow Morning.
Liberal DIVISION, No. H. at Pelican Hail. corner Of Com
mon and 81. Charles streets. at 10 o o'clock.
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THE TESTIMONY OF TEETH.-Sir Peter Hack
ct, who fell at Braddock's defeat wore false teeth
Major Hacket, his son, went to the battle ground
many years after his father had fallen, and denti-
fled his remains to his satisfaction by the artificial
teeth which he found in the grave. There were
other slight circumstances to confirm his opinion
that the remains were those of his father but the
teeth were chiefly relied upon. A correspondent
of the Boston Post alludes to this fact as coinc-
denee with some recent events in that city
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Thomas ormsby and Thomas Connolly, who ar
rived at New York in the ship Yorkshire, have
been taken into custody charged with the embez.
element of $4,000 from bank in Cork, Ireland,
where they had been employed as clerks. large
sum of money had been deposited by them in one
Of our Wall st. moneyed institutions for safe keep
ing. They were boarding at the American Hotel.
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FoR CALIFoRNIA.-The last from California has still
further excited excabe citizens and each day thousands
more are leaving for the Eureka State The splendid
and popular steamship Alabama leaves for Chages on Mon
day next and offers excellent opportunity for all those
who are anxious to be off, She is the first vessel leaving for
Chagre and direct, and decidedly one of the best
boats in the trade During the many voyages she has made
we have not heard single complaint. either against the
Agents or her gentemanly Captain Obhgng aud accom-
modaing Clerk We recommend the Alabama 10 the travel
ing public. ~