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6alee bn Aneiion.
A. II. MERwIN Aaorisnesr.
10y BANGS, BROTHER IL co.


d Trade Sale Rooms. No u PARK Row.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dee. 3, at o. selcek.
VALUABLE STANDARD BOOKs-Belng large collsehoa
OF choice works in the branches embracing maay
that are and valuable. aRd great variety Of ni
celianeous literature, sc.
Also, Animals for 1882 ard o'her nnStrated vslunc
slnbellished J, yoniic Books Sc.
FRIDAY EVENING. Dec }. At 81 o'olocs
IMPORTED AID Domestic SrArfOsBRv.-hn srfeb
sye collection OF and iresh ucs. embracing hfe
Of staple ana lHuCy titionery, consisting
sdperGne fBglsh cap quartz post and as papers esv
opes and patterns French asd Easlsh vn
hg cards gold aud sioe pens cops ing paper, and esc
nksaBds. porte nOnhR 90. playing cards pas sgemees
boards. bill hes dressing cshe' AMI yAfcty Of iAnJN
tei9s including PAPER -a,aoaS portfolios, porte honsz
&c Nc.
Also an invoice Of English va ontnes and nelly AZ AM
mated scrap prints, sacred end CHIC.
Also an assortH OF BlaLk Books fun snd hslfboum
vi eaccl ient qualltv, sc. -,
MONDAY EVENING, Dec IS. a 8! o'clock. sad ne
follow ing evenings of ths week
New AND FREsH brock The ostaogue for this ssss
OF preparation. and ~ll embrace large con
sgnmonts OF valuable Inslish and American Books n.
Gliding many olegantls eIobsllshed wolks in rsA and
costly bindings suitable fpf he up reaching Holiday ~
son Annuals Tor 1852 illustrated Jaysnlg Books and ~
extensive variety 81 popular standard and mseslianeo
literature, SC Part.oul mrs horeaftsr. MI
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

FRE AT CHARLESTON. The fire at
Charleston, which We announced some day or two
ago was much more serious than were led 10
suppose Several houses and great quantity of
goods were completely destroyed. The entire loss
Is estimated at about $4,000.
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BY telegraph.

BOSTON, Dec There have been no arrivals at this
mort TO day There schr. ashore on Loves island,
with signals OF distress N ing.
ST JOHN y y, Nov. 2i--AT brig Peruvian, nom
New-York. -
NORFOLK. Nov J0--Arr. steamship Roanoke, 80 hours
from New York schr S. Y. Parker. do.
CHARI EsT0N. Nov. 3O-Arr 10Th. schrs. James Nj .
Barley and ID y. Warner; brig Annie, New-fOrk, van
delstic Camden steamer Osprey. Phil ldelphia
CID ship sullN an and brig Clinton, New-flrk. .
sid steamer southernei News ork brig Globe, bosfon
Arr 30th. March. oness and Cydesdalc Phhadelpha
The ship Virginia was towed OF Cape R,main on Stir-
day and arrived day hut little damaged. Her pumps
will dry her without difficulty 200O sacks Of salt had 70
be thrown overheard in order TO float her oil. -s-
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Nw-YOrk Cat,ie msrket-.Dr,rs,,.

RspSr ed for The rribur. I
TAT ma y Arlington Drove Yard co-nor IA -, - -.
f5oro
81, fer Beeves. For Cows. Calves Sheen SsT Ts,bs -,
b-ewnlrss eth g. near sdsv and ChaInberiasn's st
OF Robinson s. - 49,
AT WASHINGTON DROVE fARr.-i $50 BeevsS fis0 f-,u,
the South and the balance from this safe D. mad ar
Prices RANGED al IRON s. 20 50 5oF cwt - IN sazIry
Ahoct see lelt over - ~
Ar BRowsrse's-fo Cows sRd Calves c.ysred sale, =,
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MARRIED..

AT Ocomowoc Wis. Nov l2, By Rev. E. J. Montague.
Mr. EDWARD NJ DANFOKTH. of Summit, Wis. to
Mss N. ANNA HARsHAW, Youngest daughter OF Geo.
c. HaIshaw. Esq. formerly of Argyle. Me- YORK
Az san Francisco, Oct 30. Mr.. LEWELLYN THRIFT
of Virginia, 20 Mrs Al. MIRA L. PORTER, of Boston
At san Franc SEQ. Oct 80. MIR HARRISON EAST
HamUShfe
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Nov. Jart Bon'd, fBr "s'' . w. ~ . =
Be--s dvic~ eraT. Cb1r'-t-1. - . $3.50. . =
s.o CaIp.h Malta 40. DFsgcT = D.'l1' NV" -
r,ow.n " ind,1T. = : whtsg y =" H'7s'''''' o'i''
UarbnT, ". b SshnG 49,. - rr....-
Seh,.n, .,Iag.4rst Va clan. fftersft'f JAs t7s n
3 o. Aim 4 p.lth Tarf "a 5 gfs 't't-"A - 4,
Goa hay' No b. D. s. L Mitchell Hooe, Sa ~ Fa -,
S,,,hi, " H.,s Jr gTascss. E1bes0a; NsSoS, a. Wv
ps.', 3 e. erfs ~ Pease,t P.s.la1t, y" L =
- Ma.isa Y YSIis Gnfis Charleston, n L. NeO'eAa'
Co - ...-.. 81 I'm %
4 t'f
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The receipts Of tte Erie Rnilfoat for
Ne,smser exceed the estmss made ii ING O.'si-
tor. when they resolved 70 divide ne Earning Of 'hs
Compsny mp TOD p cent The earnings 81 Nose@-
10, and Decenbsr ere then estimated AZ s'Soooo -
s,sn eco for November and 100000 for December
Ituil be seen below, tia; the receipts a'e WITHIN
$500 Of s3C0co0
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fErom am Cnrresnonlants.l

PIUDADELPH Dsc. l-Arrrsi--Schrs. Chsrlotc,
Risley Sing sing Townsend, CoTson. Warwick Mary,
Eater New Y0rk S Castner, Callen. Providence Cat
lame Collins Wareham; Mary Anna, Haley, Pr9ydence
Iowa Whceiwnght, Boston WIN. 5. oins, Soiith New
berg.
Cieared-Packet ship Wyoming, Dunberg. Liverpool 4;
barks Mary F. SHADE Homer, ,ston Lasonia, Howes,
de brig Zuyder Zee, Waterloo, do s,hrs hony Delaney
Dole, Pensacola Aminda War;, Boston x l.. \. a.
Stewart Lozier New York Mary Ester, Boston M
Townsend, Coson. Providence. Mary Anna Hakey, New
York Charlett. Risley. do 5. Cashier, Clea Prov
dencs Iowa, Wheelwnght, Boston H. IL. IVihnal,
Townsy, do.
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Receipts Of Produce

BY tAe North Riper Boais Monday Dec ll5 bbls Of
Flour - $50 bush Wheat 81 200 do Corn, 1880 do RYE
70 us DO Barley, ss4 SIDES Leather % rolls Leather oj1
pkgs Provisions 1900 do Beef 97 do. Cheese, lIs do
Butter IS do. Hams Il do. Wool 800 bags Meal lOl Kegs
AEhes. 476 do. WHISKY.
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sips-Brstaor Jonathan. KitteEess, Chagres. L
Mills aeon. R,g-.s. ChagIes NJ D RJDefts.
Shlcs-Pa uck HeBTy Hubbard, London. Gfnnsl. " u
turn x CO. Montetulz DscOurcy, LivsrpJ0 9 Mar
shz t'o-rrr
A ca Ehsha Dtnlsfr. Latham PeBsaco-a, Y d HaTl-
bur Co; FLORIDA Mills. Sayannaa ". < Taoscost J
Westerssli Hogtless, Liverpool, Taylor Rich Sar-
dina pe.dlelOn, Liverpool Ihou4J,an Huaer. Cana
rfre WILSON, Charsston r-aDls Wade lllam Tel
willard HllIe Bod = HilckeH.
BzTks--Icany La Brace. Noble. rlgis Z Ia ra-d
Eh1at-'h ,, e. y Lsr.H. s. rca = T. r. : W
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II. v. WILLARD. Auc,ioneer
MORTGAGE SALE of Househ,

MORTGAGE SALE of Household and
I've Cahiue, FrIn,ture sc AT aneton, On WEDNEs'
DAY at lOt 0clocA, It IL ). foop-rs Aneyon Room NO
II Eassau-st., Conner ~ pil0--H. L.. WILLARD, Aue.
tonesr will sell hbo}s hy catalogue via The stock
Cabinet maker which Partc plsfy wer by oil the a.
tent OF honst8 epsrs aid consists of Ress wood and
Mahogany Center bas WITH Marble Tops, BOOK Gases
Extension Dining Fables, Ornanented and Enamsisi
Chamber Fun on srfto, Washytandf Arm Na
Spring seat farlor Chains ahogany Marble top Cea'ef
and Pier Table,, Mahogany Ffennl Becstssds Wahsb
cottage and Other Bots.ss's lax Mattresses, Nzfme
top Dressing Bgfetrs Docks. WardrObss aud NahesaJ
Hairsgn, cham "a of which h. we ms1s sai - wsfsAI
sale dth'
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TIE freeht earnines y VIII De seen "'t 'sfy tfs''
The agsreyate earnings Of the eleven months 81 the
c,,,,snt year have been sa476.eis. II $500 go !:
taken in December the earnings of the year viii eT-
osed The estimates Of the Company published il their
last report.
The Commerce Of this port for Noyem-
her. exhibits decline both in Imports and Exports
Of Merchandise While the Exports OF Specie sHo"
LARGE increase the same month Of last year. ana
also over October The shipments indeed are VIA
IN million Of the highest point reached during last
s,,r.nnsr The hgnres are IS follows
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ANTHONY J. ELEEcgER, AucuonesL
4 ARGE SALE of REAL ESTATI


II ITLTee valuable BUILDING LOTS on 3ld >. asa
Broadway. and about ~ desirable HARLEM LUIS"
Auction
ANTHONY J BLEECKKR viii sell a, huctio., :
WEDNESDAY, December 3, at ~ o'clock, az we ~"
chnnts Exchange, the following property, VIZ: AZ
32st Three valuable Building Lots stoh'sd On w
south side Of 33d between Broadway and jh-av cor
IaGHcDg 410 feet Oni The h av aud abOnt tD ieot I've
Broadway said Iots beng each as feet fsa! ~
rear by % feet inches depth 3ad.t IS sswered az
paved and the above Lots SIC In beautiful nsgkoss
well adapted Tor inmsGs,c building purposes, and ~
yeTy way desirable both for improvement the m'e~
InfLt 4 capital -
portion ofthc purchlse money remain en- sOadS
mortgage -.
Also wi lie sold ~ The sane time and place, aeCu
Lots of Ground, situated I'll -ay between jnh ~.
Ilsh sls on ith-av ara l3 h a. including the corner"
iiytn between 81 aud Sd-avs end lSssh aud w
between "a and al avs The "a av is opened and req
Lated and :Sc Lots al nc Tor Immediate "-e
fLcm very dsable fr rsons az smsI ssaas % pDoh~
Building is that IBuSt soon become very raiusDs a..
Tor 3ia = and SuftheF particulars Of me "s",,
aloys pro perry apply - tho Auctioneef NO esS
no Is b''%
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etters ana News = OF A-u1 til
,n5 es, are sent 81 tie .sr mater u VIA
ne ~r g. ..- Co..
1I he prepaid rweRS-,ns Csu8 single rate eLccp. ~
tb..,e places required 10 10 prepaid To- luil
Letters Continent Of Europe py ne uStsb ta'
nus, Re prepaid five csus snge rae szceF - moss
eIaces required g. be pre- paid IN full
Letters b. the HayTe Line mnst be prepaid I~sn-ior
,ts ssr ha ounce Inland Postage - b added, except
GireAs Britain - 49,. -. -
Paid four cents each
INLAND Pos-aze be addsd Letters and Newspaper
70 he Continent Of Europe nT the HaVrs AID Ii Lss
sTEsSEESTo saRlvE ysoA EuzosE
VrNpoibr-Sallel from Havre ilr New y ok. My T.
crTY OF PrrTsBrRC-S'd In Liverpool tpr Pnll Nov ~
PioNEER-saed from Liverpool for New ork, N0r =.
ErAGARs-Saed from Liverpool Tor New fe'E no.. IL
~ from liverpool for NewYcrk. Nov. 20.
EURoPA-Salisd from Liverpool for b ls'on. NOV =
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f-ar, ssazs.n a To='ffT. Al snH Shoro JIG
Iz~-s--3t 20 Sales 81 s1csD n fro'n - - -
& sts $ ia1h~ Gs1Ss3 q felf e.er.ta
1r t'H.gBEsi.ig s--Cd-,ei ~ b7sf Fsfle-sas. AZ
ION &C. b. Ha.,tt nuf ng 50 'nvs md 'al'e--Ss'i
Srfee.n GO shscr arl La-as-30a lsf' over-s.ss q
She a. asa = 5OGs4, Lamb. 81 5o1:g DxS
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AxrHoNY ] nIrEcxKR, Auctioassr.

ANrH0NY NIEET AER, Auctioasef.
SALE of the New
Il York Screw and Bolt Iills on 25th-st bes~eohw
lg;L and iIth. avs a. Acc i,n by order OF Asssnss
ANTHONY J. BLEECXER viii sell At ancIi,s,
WLDNIeDAY. Dec. 10, AZ II O'Clock a. the hefchss
Exchange tie following valuable property. va Ihe Az
building 80 by % feet, and Of o,s Of ground kne.
the New SOrk GCTrv and Bolt Mills, situated % ~
Lgfta eide o. ST. betsoeD the 10Th and nth avs
lots are each y feet By hail tue oSok IN deph
lease has about II years t0fn a. ground rent Of ss
AMMAN, WIKI AZ Il q ,esTs each AisS, VIZ
sold ~ the saInc tiIne sEd isce the Steam Dagas -
u about 10 hone power. on he premises Tue 81.
tsn Of macl nists and ollie j. Ibui ed 10 ths tbCes
- he = hole vii be cold thoat ressne 10 the knsa
bidder For terms aad inther particulars sppJV,
AuatoLesr, No. Bry.is,. $3.50 di. S,+ses
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r. G. KKNr. Auc,lonecr.

r. c. KBNP, Auc'ioBecT.
A SSIGNEES' SALE of a VALUA.
~ BILE STOCK OF JFWELRY at POUGdkEEp'
SIE,-P q. KEMP will sell At Auction on WEDNEt
DAY Dec g. at lOl oclcck at the store, No. 400 Mar
st. Pou-hkeepse. Dy order o Assgl COS u fhos Joes
laTge and valuable och 0f Watches Clocks, Jsve'y
Silver Plated Ware Store Fntufes. Watchnahers Ieos
&c which IL particularly ~Onhy Of the attention OF "
city and cOuEir trade The assortment complete. a.
en- braces every Article II unit and elegance esaal'
found ID the best establishment 81 the kud
HArlrL JONES. .s.,,,..s
d2i 80 THOS. GEOhGE,
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sIyiATORs aLsAsAC--..TEts DAI
su.-zA.cs..7 o. sets-...-f y3 ncoS-SeLs----g 5la
aIsE xArEE.---Dsc
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MARINE JOURNAL.
soET OF NEv-YoBE-.-DEcEMBEE i.
Cleared.

Sss Ssrs7 Pes for sts,.ossa. Ss.2s.as lpt. ss.cs.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

STOCK SALES.
PuIanrLrrns, Arril 25-Ilrs Boord-slso City 90. 90
As0 County s., new, 9i 100 Wilmington Railroad 6's, 49,
500 state 81 as 100 do, sA ~ state q . lult 30 IL
high o. 81 90 Susq Canal bow ~; 4s0 do g.
Nilmington Railroad =, -! 1000 Sch Nav. o. int. h5
~ 2vo Mimington nailroad o. ~ 500 do, 93 5000
State Sc rs, Va; State "a, 3d. luz; lU 1hes and Del
Is, So Loo County Be- 9 shares Penn. Railroad
esp, fi5a IN 4. Bank lfl; Phil. Bank 1875 Penn.
Bank. llels 30 Grard Bank 1879 ~ do. - ~ do, ia
Penn Bank llga LOO Morris Canal. 5 I'M LOO do, u.
El 100 do, Ess 100 do. l7as leo do, - Mechanics
Bank. 37 Is Union Canal IA; 100 " A. Coal h5 l2h ~
do, b5, l24 - Penn. Railroad, AZ DO, I3a Mneh
Railroad, 7Oi no Reading Railroad b5, 2 - Norristown
Railroad, r. Bereen Boards-2D share. Morris Canal g
Fsa lD do liza; 100 do b. Us; ~ Reading Railroad
ss 50 do b., go 100 do. 29i4: lr Morris Canal - IL
100 Reading Railroad. s5sn, 80; - do. Ss second
0ord-S.rl lehEh Int S6 5000 State IS, ". 500 Read
o. 70 ~, p County 81 "a; 80 do, ~: 80 Lehgh
Int 81 state -, 81 ~ shares Mechanics Bank. ~.
~ Cirard Bank. - ~ Morris Canal II ~ do. I7 100
Do. E5. .4c,r Sgi,r-sfuuu RraunT ra'iroad os. 20.
ia. 100 do IS !, 1890 Pens. 80, IS 81 100 shares Morris
Canal Ia. 100 Reading Railroad, IS - 10 do, 2ga; 50
do, z}l 100 DO, 2i,; lcMorrs CaBsi, l5a 100 as ia
BsLrisonE; April 2f-stoek Board-2 lharss Merchants,
Bank. l ~ Union Bank. - % do. 2t 80 Farmers and
Planters Bank, 20 ~ Mechanics Bank 1914 - Franklin
Bank. l1 - Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 80; - do
~. = Do, time, 49, - do. time. ~ - do time ~. y
do. re- York and Cumberland Railroad, -, At the
Board. to-day. Baltimore De. $50 closed At ln5 bid To-
asked Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds l-6T IS bid
ge asked; do sharesS bid. 10 asked; York and Cum
herlani Railroad. - bid. Asked Baltimore AID SuS-
guehannah Railroad. 3 bid 40 asked.
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on Friday April - Il hall past O'Clock n sonsump.
ion Jouy sIytt~sov, native q County Londonderry
The frends and acquaintance. II thc family are re-.
recfuy invited 70 attend the funeral hi bate resi-
dtuce No ~ Mulberry street ~ nalfrs.t o'clock on
sunday 9Th int.
Albany papers please copy
on Friday April p. MAY Tours,. daughter x John
and Mary Trmte. aged years and month.
The friend ~ the family respectfully invited 20 At
tend the funeral without further invitation sunday
afternoon. al 2o'clOck from No lGl Grand -tre.t
Op Friday. April - ErtrS Apgpfr. Youngest daugh.
ter y John and Fanny Harrison, aged years months
Tho friends and acqua intances Of the fani are re-
rectfuy invited to attend her funeral from the resi-
dcnce q hcr parents 40 Atlantic street brooklyn at
o'clock this Saturday afternoon
Also the I'D inst, MsRr ASS. sister r. the above
ago1 years aud III months
ON Friday April Is ola short Illness rtrrt y Carr
aged - years.
The relatives and friends and the members Of Mount
vernon Lodge ! Q. q . y also the members u the
Smith Beneficial society are respectfully invited - At
tend hi funeral from bis residence No 100 Ludlow
street. this day. at O'Clock A. VI
on Thursdsy afternoon April "a Mr. GroEer Boppr
The friends q the family and also tho members q the
Mercantile Lodge No a. T. . a q. y. respectfully
invited t. attend his funeral from his late rpidencc No
81 Tilery street Brooklyn sunday. 18th inst At 10
o'clock a " Ills remains will be taken to Greenwood
Cemetery for intermcnt
ON 1hursdsy April "a in the ssh year n his are Mr.
jaws hussrIL, builder. native o. Ireland aud for
many years q resident ~ this city
The friend, u the family, and a his sons IN law
Charles and Benjamin De Forrest are invited to attend
his funeral At half past O'Clock on saturday after.
noon from his late residence, No 1gs Prst avenue one
door south from Eleventh street
The remains q the late DR. JoH~ y ASprv having
rived from Brem, his funeral will take place At ii
MARKS Church Saturday the 9th inst At I o'clock
The medical faculty and the relatives and friends
a the family aud q John Nelson, Junr respect
fully invited 10 attend
At Cutohogue. l. T., Sunday April - Wuttss
opuL, infant son Of y D and A " Carpenter aged
year and days.
In Philadelphia, April e. Brevet Major Tuoye p
Tgts Il If4r <
Army in the iist year a his age,
At Kings County Hospital. On Thur~lay evening", April
- a typhus ship fever, F~ocW Grsgwf I'D, resi-.
dent physician, aged ~ years Dr had been con
nected with the institution about IL month"; and ffl
victim 70 his professional devotion 20 the unfortunate
inmates " The hospital There about hundrcS
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t lOtA inst shlps virginia ReiiAnce th ships
Boody lsass NewtoA and schr Mary George 18th mat
Ith, Ah,Arr ship Antartic. Kicker WORK; schr +
smart Earl. BsiLe Hon =,
Phiiadephia for Ailyns Points VIM Williams RoSers.
h.mSIs fer Norwich: Ellie. rsrkns smith NiorI nss
eops Washington. Prentiss and New Lon
Rico. sid sehr Sarah Elizabeth. NYork.
SEw bEDPoEp APRIL @;.AIr sch. Randall: nlasE-
st,a Heed. Phadsiphia. below 2ith ship. The croton
I'D from Honolulu, Dec touched at Rates, and
NEWPORT. April 2S-Arr schr Empire, Johns.one East
Greenwich for Albany sloop Moses Eddy Eddy FL River
PHILADELPHIA. April 2i-Arr brig I.lam. Coutts Ci-
enfuesos sehr sommsryille Chase, NYork Cid steamer
PROV IDRNCE, April Zs-Arr schrs Eli Townsend. Cor
sherman Cape ~ Ross d9 cse',s sssws
srsss Mott Ronaout: Fashion Dydenbursh NYsr2 Roger
rom Havana; schrs Maria Baker from ocracote Nc Po-
comoke, Inmsn. sunoik southsmpton Mason Suffolk; Va
and had jibboem carried away; Isaac inekisy Harvey
James River: Moses Brown. Hall Phladephia; Boston.
do J W Candy. Townsend. do; Mary Turbell Baynum.
do Allen II Brown Endoott do; Eliza buckingham Rom
from Philadephia. Sid soop VIM Bowen. Kenney. New
Scott for .
nth brig Margaret Orb 50 John NIB for barbados see
Misee 2lst schr Cambridge, Portland for NYork (and
roWTIAND April 2s-Ars sehr Coral Staples NYOrk for
Reeklsnd Ga brig Maria Sawyer, Havana; po.,..
JOIN Mar.s.i coIin, do sid .hps Prince Of Wales @Sr
Brown St Johns NIB; Marion Johnson NYOrk bar. Clans
SULLIVAN, April 2s-sld brgs Lagrange. Mureh, and
Amethyst Ward. NYork Warrenton, Abbott. Baltimore.
SALEM. April 22-sid sehr North Carolina seaman Bal
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL CARD.-DR. he IANEY, AUTHOR or
VI the Private Medical Guide &C., unwilling ~ pub
tsh long boasng self audaions offers 20 those who had
proof Il biz professional ability before every guarantee
for perfect safe and speedy that may be desired
Once ~ Iispenard street, ncsr Broadway.
NEW MEDICAL RooKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work tie nature and treatment Of delicate diseases
and all the kindred aections-nstrated by great num-
Der o. beautifully c0nrcd plates large fe by Homer
Bst~ick NJ d. lecturer surgery and diseases Of the
above named nature is large quar0t0 pages second
edition price $40 Extract from the Boston Medical ans
Surgical Journa"l may be said fesressly 70 b equal
70 Ncords Actions works the family Of diseases
apd far superior y anything ~ The published In
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- cents. Author 81 work self abuse and it, dopor
ale sas.,s a., a. Ne s.s sd ~ Is
~ Broesvsyt snt 81 the author, J4 BroadvaJ.
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TeIegraphic Marine Reports.

Arrivsd-shirs Ieodes. Mansabilla March 81 Iedora
orlsan. april coquimho Ca,.utta Dee ~
csps nstteras sIlr Mary Ana thieola osteb
Ilart Iuneits fsrnSntuco March y. len tarh W
in y n r SsJs.,s Soith rs,si fsr NBtdfora s,6 lat
Bsris MSrIli6 Norisana i.nsfdon Mobile. Elm Laeona,
ana re.ta Philadelphia Ayola Charleston Lowell Balti
rentt and James Crosby. from Trinidad Apr Alfret
t. aanah vgi,org T.ls:,o sarsh y s9raa N,I,ms
Emma LmErs. samuel Brown, and Lasrenee fhiladel.
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ssteane u IIerrick and Cen Cas-. York. Henry Harris
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PliladsIJhs Montert. Delaware city. Arntta. Nierk
tondau va WnninEton, .; Lima. Havana, Clemeat,
Charestnh. schr Augusta Nfork
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Arrivsd-schr Martin. NYork
csarsS-Isrk Nseedonia Havana. brr Nalee,io s. Jaro
belmont Look, Cienfucgos, Pnta, Havana
srrivsd-Bru cordova Natanaas la teen IL dayt Of
Cope Hatsras vith heavy Iastery gales ~ us lst -
9Th vbite rannes inside nearly ner &c name Of
Il, ~ IL on Ii ie passed bs mainuat II full rfr bris
pith man yard. try sal boom sna rrfing attached.
Rartahann6ek % Monday afternoon saw isrra fore
az iehr ashore near Barneat tales 49, hEh 90 thc
sstr, issse niSetl,y, Jane, river sunh. Baltimore.
As1y y = sssr s,r,sns +, join. M
saiiel-sshrs Rerulator. ard Manhattan Bangor; C.
M. chr asrs .rrived ysstr3sy from souh Creek NC
Had fore ssil AID jb split ~ - iats $50. 30
Arrivsd-Bsrt Ers.l SYerx.
Clsared-schr ssyaorer, Boston.
Arrived-schrs Maria There's, Richmond Martha Maria
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emgrast cases Of ship fever In the hospital and
what We can learn, there seems to be want Of accom-
nodations for the many emigrauts that find resting
place there The case a nr Gre-ue excites much SYM
pshy among the friends that he had made during
hi- brief residence there About eighteen months since
While resident ply sican to the Emigrsnt Refuge Wsrd
lsand he Loot h trss wife, Of ship fever lie has
lent 70 mourn his untimey end, young wife, 70 whom
he was married six weeks ago.
His remains will b. taken to Newcastle y. Y, this
morning for intern
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MosE FvGrIvF SLAVES SURRENDERED At HAnRIssr a.
PA correspondent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer, writing
from narrisburgh under date of the I'D inst, says
Another fugitive slave brought before the
United States Commissioner Mr. McAlster at this place
early this morning The alleged fugtives,
man and child, were arrested yesterday. at Columbia
warrant by constable 5nider and brought Harris
burg by the early train. From the evidence adduced
before the COMMISSIONS, IL proved that Daniel
Franklin the slave for life Of DR. Robert Franklin of
Anne Arundel county Maryland. md that Ally Frank
LIN, the wife Of Daniel. and their child Caroline about
thr-c year, Of age the slaves for life Of Barbara
Wales of Baltimore city Immediately after the hear
ing the usual certificates made out under OF
Congress, and the fugves rcmanded to their owners.
The excitement in the streets during the morning
intense crowds Of coore people gathered at
corner at the jail at the court house and in front a the
Office Of Commissioner MeAI-ter Who nothing daunted
BY the threatening manifestations of the multitude pro-
cceted 20 the discharge Of his duty in the most
fearless and impartial manner After the examination
concluded and the decision rendered it found
that the early Baltimore train by way Of York and the
Cumberland Valley had left the prisoners taken
70 the tavern Immediately adjoining the Dauphn county
jail where they will be held in custody until this
ing and then conveyed to Maryland by the line.
The excitement has been allayed considerably, and
breach Of the peace whatever has been committed The
slave. wife and child objects Of universal sympathy
ana COMPASSION