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THIS beautiful establishments recently enlarged and improved
open reception visiteTs The benefits
sung bathing and the breeze becoming
appreciated No be healthy
through the and fall
MONTHS ague and bilious fever entirely unknown
of the In the
has been engaged for the season. The hotel
active and efficient assistants have
will be spared render al
respects agreeable and in the whole
The Norfolk, Richmond Washington, and balu
land passengers daily.
Board week
Board per month W
June6~5aw3w JAS. II. BIRCH, Proprietor
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NEW and beautiful styles Of fancy shirts with
N attached.
Also, snpef Li.e thread under shrp and halfhose
gsure wrappers
f..h supply Of ala moha ooks, cheap desirable article
for weather, Just received and for sale
CHAs. n. LANES
Gcnuemcn's Furnishing Store, Pennsylvania
May 70 az
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Sea bathing, Cape May, Nj,
l,ONsRfSs HALL for the reception OF visen The
liberal patronage heretofore received
popular bathing
mace the present home.
accommodation he trusts viii be satsaetory
upon
good and
thai suited
10 OF majority Of the solourneru this
place.
June o7-dim w. r. MILLER
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A rv..ssss w,sss~ss~s, ~hswesy the quaissy s~H
"A gs.ro0 ~net ~i he socwsss'y se
urtnx sors
isagh 80 - eestiass - mns, Ae Ne BY
fffos N
Nsasr o.su. rsssa. Management p..... vol
kea
sEa ~ and ne
TAYLOR . 1ANRy,
Jans A. Heas .eisr., eh suest
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4 ow-PRICED Imar~in Carpetinss and Floor OIL
IL ciofhsja received the Of subscribers fresh
.app q Inc shove goods which will be found pretty and
good.
Aiso adsuenai supply Of ho-s heavy - NJ r.
unr These the last shall be able TO furnish
o. the.s goods.
Also 10 pieces duo, make lower price
than above, bot which he found and
straight sevsses
And hal. s.mask druxsct
Ts respectfully cali stock
~on6sen,iy
CLAgErT 4 DODaON,
ossd oo, o cf Penn. and
Jans ts-sso~n
.suoEMA NtNs. sOODs-on hama and estanty reesiv-
y u imgesrsnon, h,ass Of hoe suns and
Asfrhant supplied
which ~
JOHNS PAYNE,
and as4Isrs in shc aksrs, eoods.
sud Arch Phisdeiphia.
Jsiy a-ssaSs
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4 ADY EmmeIinc stuart wortIey's Travels In the
Ii United States in lst9 and 1850
Godfrey Malvern, The Life OF an Autori by the author
I" Fair Rosamond.n
London Labor and the Poor No. 9, by Mayhem.
Just received for sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
July booksellers, 9Th street
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by DYER & Mcguire, Auctioneers.

Nov the Bowling Green.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL q. 1891.

10 H. PAIAxs, hs American Newspaper Assnt ~s eAv
authorised agent paper s ciss Of bosson New fo'h
and " take Advertisements ana
.ub.cpons at the required BY His receipts VIII be
REGARDED .. sAssals His Offices sIeBoston Ccneres street,
New Yok, Tribune building Philadelphia northwest corner Of
Third Chestnut streets. /.
pIs Rehnoad Virginia, our general agent
Ynia travelling agents A. b. follAa ana
TaoAAs.
Uy-Mr c. w JANIS No. Harrison street, Cincinnati ONO, Is
States assisted by Messrs
H. SaIrn T. DEsr, JAsoS TAYLOR, W. AkhsrRoHs ffhkiH
LOCKS w. RAssAr, d. JosnuA WADswoEra, ALrI H. Laws
and A. ). SMILEY. hF
u HxEaY M LEWIS Of Montgomery Alabama, IL our gen.
States Of Alabama and Tennessee
T.. JAAzs, No. la South Tenth street, Phadsi
ph general travelling assisted BY Mosss Wh H.
WxLp, JeHH CoLLSs JAsxs DExnrxo, KInH WELLnsTos,
e. A. EVANS Jos T. JuDxIss LOCKE Jos. Burros GEoRsE
r. BuTros, aud THOMAS d. NICE #.... .H.
0ty-Receipt, either this above will be good.
EpwAsDs BArvoRD, Co., express agents and bankers in
states London LIVERPOOL appointed
agents the Uaion authorized receive subscriptions
this Their office in London nj No. 10
Gresham street, In Liverpool No. Columbia Buildings
connected in this country with the well known
Of Adams Co.. and entitled TO the conf
OF friends abroad. a|.aa#
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George W. Niles, esq. the New York attorney be-
HAYES i'll in the State prison, Having been detected in
correspondence with three other convc who all confess
stood three applications before he would the Of.
fence The water in this shower bath falls feet,
barrel minute and the patient has his legs, arms and
head firmly fastened with wooden caspe Mr. Niles had
his head shaved FIRST He iron collar, with
prong projecting at the back OF the head and on
each side OF the face awful warning to the profess
SION Boston Post. 49, -trgrr
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NEW npgtow Deeds and FnshB0ns.-CiIART II. LANE
IN ss Lsss Tscher merchant tailor tsnd furnish
friends
tha he returned from New York. with
seh Of rrspch cloths. vesnes and furnishing goods
ssissed y htsaeh ~h which he would
psrtshy rvr their attention. all Of which will be offered
~ fsaeoeabe prices
Az, syaendid lot Of chidsns clothing always hand
80 Lane and fuckers Bnildinrs Penn,
1ons l3-Aaw3~if
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~ Tn, a,eamer osCEOA, having undergone tnorons6
REPAIRS viii her trp- :" -. 900. :, %.cs
h.rrrn. ,s.ye Noak every Monday and Thursday NJ
ocock % M fouchine going snd resunane Zone nv ano
IA.Y ."o "'|% JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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view Postal Arrange ment United States and casaa
We learn that arrangements have been entered NJ
(hough not yet formally ratified, as the new Posn'
General OF Canada, the Hon. James Morris, does not u
into Office until the 9th instantly by which on and az
that date regular exchange Of mails will be nads Y
tween the United States and Canada Al the FOLLOWED
points, viz
On the side of the Uaited On hs side Of Csssds, o
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vvr yrED .ood cook--one who thoroughly unders'snos
her business. and can bring good ne
Of q applying Al the resiae"ce " '' 49, " -
cor Of n and Vermont avenue.
Mar 8-6tds e. Il
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washington aud Alexandria Boat
The steamboat THOMAS COLLYER VIII de
psrt at following hours. A coach eonneots
q with the boat wsshing'on bosts mrs ny s,s
the Tbos Mount Vernon route next week
Leave Alexandra at g. ex, lix, m, ~, hts, pm
Leave Washington at az, Iok, isk, MI WA ~ . ., y W.
Mar D-Gt GRepublic.1
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FAnn AT PRIVATE sALE.--vc have for private sale a
ed4aAAnnG about loe Marlboro
o fu me- Eastern Branch bridge Forty a good
- setivsecn Thsr. good dwelling premises
W1ooe tUnsussrfoa Apply DYER h MCGUIRE,
~ n--A6 Ascfionean and Commission Merchants.
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IIARPER'a MAGAZINE for April.
III The International for April. 60 o...xo
history and romance by Charles esy'rre'
1 vel uou.o.u ,-,h
William Penn an historical biography from new
nm extra chapter Mscnosy charges by Wam h'p"""
Dixon.
New edition Of Cooper D.ocs,ions ..,r,v,u
Just rec@vedst IhhLoN = - ar go,
Mar % s"osso'', "'s' - '
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The Southern Press and the National Era are engaged
in a.saiine the editor of the Union and his claim for
relief from Congress 1t is dicult to determine whether
gross ignorance or blind malice preponderates in their At
lacks They have the srcfs 10 assuage. and the
same wrongs to avengc. They have been Juggling at
the opposite ends OF the cord Of Union and yet they have
been working together for their efforts tend to the
resut-he severance OF the cord. Both have earnestly
sought TO give success TO measures which they knew
would produce dissoion of The Union. The only differ
ence between them is that they give different for
their respective courses which harmonic perfectly
their ultimate results.
The editor of the Union desired to the abatemen,
of strife and the restoration Of concord He opposed the
mad and mischevous schemes Of the National Era and
Southern Press-schemcs which now condemned by
vast majority OF the American people little less than
treason ia but NATURAL therefore, that these presse,
should combine against who has stood in the way
Of their mischevous purposes, and who has punished
them for their misdeeds.
Hudibras says;
"No rogue e'er felt the halter draw
With good opinion Of the law"
Disappointed and mischevous politicians have none Of
the milk of human kindness for those who have aided
in thwang their bad purposes They rather regard them
as cuIprit would look on Tyburn tree.
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STRANGE vIsrTER AS one OF tho Fulton 'eip ~ Z
crossing the river recently, when about mdfiSs -
sengsrs on board were suddenly surprised pi W. ~
snce Of a large black zeal popping his hea' aoo
short distance from tho boat. The srs,tet :. Il, 4
surprised himself At The arrange objects 'nAA ". val
and a. he turned his head alternately from Nes
Brooklyn, scanned to be debating in his mind on
Of the river he would be likely to find the bes 80 ~
lions Manifold were the conjectues on boar" -
to who and what he was, and what were 70. enp n
hi. visit Some coniectured that he might be MI, ~
Albany, while others, from his color, s"aser At
might be fugitive slave others would nsv' ). ~
was the sea-serpent. But there happened IA
persons ON board who had seen similar ses".,.dysSs
they pronounced him a seal beyond an ~ Rrcv
When we Lost sight Of him he was Masking ,o ~ msb1
sids; but, unless he WIS caught we Prh,, ers 80
some other ha gbor Of refngs, and y prooso"
sads Of Sandy Hook IN. Y, Mirror
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Pun uroS Pus-Suange, Moore, and Wright, the notori.
Gus punstsrs. WERE on certain ason dnins together
when Moore observed. There sbut knave among
and thsfs Srdng' Oh. no. said Wright !" there Ia
one Moor ." "Ah - said Strange tba,,s IV,fshfr
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GoIp DEPOSITS roa March The deposit. of gold in the
mint at Philadelphia for March, to 81 600 600
making ~, O000Oo since January 1s The total coinage
for March S6 $50 OOo and since the let Of Jsn
usry 10 8l, 100000. NHWh
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Between any Office in the United States (not ovs ~
thousand miles from the Canada line by the roua 7
lected) and any Office in Canada, the postage on ~
not exceeding half ounce in weight Is ten cents
or from any point in the United States over lhrs Sa
sand miles from the line Of crossing, fifteen cents kmA
additional half ounce, or additional weight Of ~
half an ounce, is to be charged ~ an addlt'oas =
Pre- payment in either country is optional; bu lsa
the full rate c,nnot be prepaid.
The postage on all printed matter is TO be prs-ss
sent free to he hns; and any postage Afterwards '0
ing thereon beyond the line, is to be collected BY
ceiving Office.
The Offices OF despatch and receipt are TO pos'a
each other in due form; and the United States ds'p
Offices are instructed to keePresular accounts oil ne
received and mails sent, separately from Their ON
accounts.
The United States despatch Offices are to stamp "
States" upon all letters sent into Canada, ana
responding Canada Offices are TO stamp Cs""'
all letters sent into the United States for delivery
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We hope that the result of The ballotinG td ~.
States senator tomorrow will not verify the ire
boast, viz: that they hsvs mortgage q ne ~
party We trust that the "indomitablcs VIII ~.
democracy from the reproach OF being either ''s W.
the bondmen Of the nullfers. -BOaon Posi-
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From the New York Express,
The Press and the Telegraph.

e conp1o roller Of Public Accounts. State of Texas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-21
CITY TRADE REPORT.

II. u
BREApsIrFfs.-The upward movement in the four
market alluded to in our last continued to day, and
both the export and home trade demand pretty
active, sellers rather difficult to be found the
close at quotstions The days business embraced
about $500 bbls superfne No 2, at 50 IS S. ST.;
ordinary straight State 81 IL 81 Is: mixed to good
Indiana Michigan, and MOI thern Ohio 81 ~ 81 %;
round hoop Ohio and New Orleans 81 % 81 a.; pure
q, nesee 81 Is 81 81 and the better grades at
equally improved prices. In Canadian, We have
feature TO report Sales Of 100 bbs common made
at 81 IL "a - Southern remained noticed yester-
day with sses q 500 bbls mixed 10 good brands - SO
~ TO- and fancy at 81 % IS 80. Rye -four brought
s. - for loo barrels hne, showing a steady market
Meai was very dull Brandywine could be purchased al
So IS, ia barrels and Jersey at So UTea without
1890 bushc,. ordinary to prime Canadian, at CSC ST.
and small lot Of red Genesee, NJ gic Corn less
steady The receipts were larger while the inquiry
LEES animated Sales Of 10000 bushels Northern round
made al Gle OF NC; Western mixed. Coo Gle ;
and heated at So In Ocfs there not much doing
but prices without special change. Rye nomi-
rslly -Gc. per bushel. No sales tiapspirtd
Ccfro>.--The market exhibited to-day the same dull
feeling i.ke NJ the close VI business yesterday
- t.11 ttninei 20 flea parties W.. have am
y'u yaTees q select from The favorable adsces from
Lvrpao having sresay lost their efect under the
favorable weather foe The growing crop, the range Of
prices j. Size to lQc fer mi dnS of all growths
c.ssspd parcel bringing the higher figure.
PHoYsioss.-Iork ~ss IN moderate request. with sales
Of 40 bbls mess AZ SIS 81 r.; old s4 IS;
prime at SIS 60 SIS o. and old at sl2 % sl2 81
Bee. vas coming forward more freely and the market
dt sssd About 2J0 bbls cold in lots at 50
Sll 20 for and 50 80 rs for prime Nothing fur
the In prime bcsf hams. Cut una-
testd Lard In demand and firm at "a Phc.,
Statc being let "a az La like and Ohio az 10 a lse
Cheese selling freely at , X &C.
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Another Card from Willis on Webb-rhe
Mystery Thickeoing.
frcm tht Home journal. 1iay ~

SANDER AIMED TO AFFECT A VERDICT.
~ have the reply II Colonel webb 70 Gard
t. ths Public IL IL the .vve backing out from hi posi-
toe, which knew IN shape inevitable. lie j.
preparing second loop hole by intimatus that
speaking he same lady -as there likely
70 he mistake 70 whose letters referred TO He
prd1ces proof and nt II lie assertions
~ tho gentleman whom lie hss referred e.
G sniraat q what lie Processes 70 know. Ne
femYi9y proposes 70 prove the adys guilt hy showing
Privately e our partner General Morr letter written
H. The LADY herself after her ruin and which declares
" yave back q him. when her letters asked for
Elx ago We. az frt thought rciocrd AZ the ohcr
nDi could truth he there aud trick b. hanishcd)
faead welcome the result OF such interview. a
QUE eDding 20 this business aud 70 Col Webb. Hut
tvr ar wsrntd by more prudent heads than own
In n civilized country earth would such secret and
Ga.ontrecd tribunal be allowed sit 10 Judgment
lhe cha scter n Letters be msread.
sdded 20 previous col ecoos; they may ~ all
crekd 70 fancy for the sake Of deGie and in
terfiss NAV h. utterly unsupported by interested
patty snd u these any other perverslons " truth
a.. Webh has proved himself too capable The inter
vtes declined by Gen Morris Col Webb si staads
D. iort the country therefore, the lady W.
r. rsst cor assertion that far knowledge
&C., ~ any inference entitled 20 draw
frt a the lady u who amid al defiance ~ appear.
sni Wild dHregrit 81 the usagps II society main
teD.d Der virtue God forbid that should assist Col
inst hsr sinned Bot II he bold in BIZ secret
bcs pirz (preseryed for the love be has hi. dear
fisnd" her father any sembancc that - ~
htrud would b. utterly new 10 ourself-and 1t ms-
ipNryrets ti0n. aud publication could only
Ill = through tie stain he u hmeef profcs
t1n.sno f,r more through sympathy for mot unhappy
~ 4. W.
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sns sa SsS's' a. fsS .s
ts. ai.a :ss
NJ. S:ss s ks .l a:tss .s 4 .e
Gsinn n ns.srn G.. Saw several large 's0srs' in
ship Nioss tsf Bsstsnl Thomas, Isy.s g dax:. With
lat 4 s. lon saw ship Tnirsrss Bird hence
SHIP United States Chsam. Berdeaax AZ days with bran
aS 20 81 ansn Ia; very heavy weather
MOTHS FEsiS:ss S,;Ess: Ap IL With 4 n 3
10 W. sashsnsea signal. with Bs.sen snip steer:
w FL shs ssa.s sss spii With ss nSsd' anS
passed within fifty yards Of largo iesbers-there was
Bark Rehes IBrJ, Norris Belfast, Ire, 20 days. in bal
n si II LARGE @ to a: &. ss =
ward Of Grand Banks saw steamship Humboldt, Lines,
Bari Lady Ss%gssll tBr, Hodge wa.srsora 81 days.
in sSn % cSasi us bs g w.n Gun She
p ns ss,a .rMh s. large .as:
ss.. 9ss, s.y
The oataard pa,s,ss New York to NArsslils Jan IS
sse e :s!'i t:i s
saw ship. Joshua Bates. hence for San Francisco.
HsI. lSsssss g si1i f:sss s
snl a. ssSRs Grand
'sni FsIedi ls uav.a. days.
p BARI ssar. ss: Ct ssS c'ss fA
Brig cl0rinda (Brl Lamb Cork days with iron and 90
hsS snaff for LSsrpso snip
Brig Held tprus Dsld. Hamburg. 42days in ballast,
Marie Irsasrshs !Pras ssaaid, ,msuss So days
With @dsS and is to sehT,
Brandy "a, 70 sssse d S INST lat
oH rsnsn $ ds VII. md
and :. 18th inst st.
York inst Il o. lon Is 3d. passed large guam
Brig FAM gtsl vnsenno. Malaga via Gibraltar 63days
Tiira tot Creenpcr, Bennett waschmans Cape Vi.
DAVIDSON 18th inst ITO miles EsE Of sandy
HS 4 s % sSnas
BEs ess;y Windsor rs days with
Bris Helen Mar iBrl Carol Windsor, Ms 81 days, with
Brig Co,ine Bartoi (of Batimsrel Graham Araachico
la IS days. with cotton to Hubbard Co. 9th inst. of
SIs Pek' ship Mary Croker from New Or
seSr Brooks eoid.heso Roseoroot carden., Is
Sehr Lamar Davis Baracos 10 days with fruit and
tobacco to Giimartn on Bsraeoa schr stste:msn
va p sS ship s hence New
sshr Advance Sof Rsrslspdl Lord Aatagorda ~ days
schr " Brown Holt. Wilmington. NC, sday. with
sehr Hanover Lsmkn, Richmond 2 days
ssSr 1 John Bell. worden Frovidsnee, 2day,
sss s s HSns b rSsafT bound to Baltimore
sehr Martin, Hurd. rgrtl.nd. s.ys:
Schr Savannah Small Belfast days bound 70 Newark
sehr Frances Ellen, Dow. Belfast 5days bound to New
sshr Sea Mark, Hartman, Bucksrort, 6 days
Sehr Falcon Dunbar. Calais. days
Sloop Roger Williams Rhodes Providence.
sailed.
Ships Eliza, and Marathon; Br bark Hopewsll.
MAY 3c-wind during tho day from southwark.
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NuhTuIEt VIZ IT I53I.
Corn u drotpinr. sslea have b made q white and
yellow AZ &c BE Cotton l. quiet stavr. carce
" o. pipe rs heading f2j $50 Tar s.as 1t 81 81
III Co.
B.tuuosr, May % 1851
ournarkets are without change
R.LrsoHf. May - 1851
Fsur and grain dull and sairs Ls,e been made n
T.. bbis Howard street Hour at ~ ~
Cn&rLfsroS Missy ~ 1851
The sales ~ cotton to.Say have ben - bal,s ~
eac pliets have Undergone no chang
htr,.g, May -. 1851
The rtcci~ts az Ills port since sst have boen
f1Uvs kigur. 1900 Ibis, wheat $50 tus hels eorn
soDoa DO Flour j. steady but net act the ssles
about 90 btis NJ prtvi0us rates Prime wheat i in
t4geit principally for milling IurToecs There g. good
usnt fcr Tut supply 700 busht sid Of
OF ceais iYr round yellow and The same figure Tor nxed
na-terl. Oais are improving a. 100 bushels wsre
sc,d AZ A. &C. ohio whiskey seils ~ 1...
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHnApEIrHs, May 70, 1851
Contest b-treen New York and Philadelphia facht-
.4.ef,- Hcmcide-The D,ath Of Dvushrrty-Mhtary
Fiction.
The between the New York yacht Blanca and the
Oron Of this city, of tomorrow for $500 side
Il vi be exciting The distance to Be run is
e. point twenty three miles down the river making
for ysiz miles going and returning large number OF
tne Of aquatic sports from New York already
here and the betting promises 10 be spirited The Roger
Williams IL to accompany the race.
Dcnuse Broston, the mas stabbed by Allen Noker, a
coiored man. sunday morning. in Southwark. died
las night the hospital The Coroner i. now engaged
In Investigating the Gaze.
No inquiry has been made into the Il The death
q the pugilist DouQherty alluded TO In former letter
hui II i generally conceded that hard drinking had
IN r. 20 with his death than hard knocks.
Ms, William A. Eli gOod yesterday elected
Coo1e OF the second brigade Major John Ecss Lieut.
Congcl and Captain Henry Mathers Major.
Tia jury In the Of WaTder Cresson declares him
To " man and restores him to all the privileges
h opoJ before the Of lunaoy obtained
The ouy fact that seemed u warrant his insanity was
b. conversion TO Judaism.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-21

BOSTON, may ~
Arriyed-sLiP Pores, State Liverpool va oueenlovn;
lark Nszsra Sunderland brgs Jenny Lind Carthagna;
-alaroso Palermo: schrs Mary Louisa, Philadel pha;
Henry Paysoa Alexandria; Highlander NYork.
Cleared-SLips Vancouver. China; q Adsns Batavia:
shaw Buenos Ayres: Plymouth Rock. Liverpool bsrks
lab, Philadelphia Lscona do brgs koophande Rotter-
dam Lyra, Savannah Mary Stanton, Baltimore; sciIrs
Nancy Bisbsp, Curacao; Lacon, Siork.
BALrIaoRr, Nay 20.
Arrysd-ships Annapolis. Liverpool Albert, Bremen;
brig Griffin, aatanfas.
CHARLESTON. May II.
Arrived-Ship Columbia, NYork
Sailed i1th-Ship Camden. Nlorki sehr Col Sstteoy do
MoBLF. May IS.
arrivei-ship Republic, Liverpool.
NoRroIK, May %.
Arriyed-sehr John Tuns st Johns, Porto Rico. Left
eel r. Emily billiard. for Nlork 2days Louisa Margaret
Mayaguei. Sailed in e with brigs swain for NHaven
and Adelne for Aquadils 20 load for Niork Left tris
Re gal Sailor loading for Hampton Roads Adela for Phi
Par. ctie fr Liverpool for City Point, went up the
river yesterday. The barks Nirrnsn for NOreans and
Rey eacr Liverpool both James River In Hampton
Roads . -
Fellowship SUFFOLK. Boston.
NrvrunvPoRr, May Is.
Arrivsd-schs FELTON,, Georgetown, DC.
Clearca-Sehr Henry Clay. Albany.
Arr, ca schrs rsmmsluid, and Jerome. Philadelphia,
RIcHaoNp. MAJ IT,
A-rited-sehr Juliet Boston.
sALrn. May Il?
Au.'sl-Brig vin,sse Ambrif, Coast q Africa.
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Movements Of Tn. ocean steamers.
Port Of New York, May an.


stesmsrs--Epraps Lett Liverpool cunsrd Jr Vulcan,
Hand PfilaHeipha.
C., hsrsthon, Reseau. New Orleans, Eiee State
RiFhts Paxton, SavanDah.
nsrts-Nary n Kendall Taimau Csiir. W Trundy 4
O.. Creyhound Ninaor Rio 1nnsirc, Gordon Colt Hai-
AZ Tiri efevar Quehec Icgau Collins Cosmo, Outer
ride do lanes 4 c.; New fsrk Packet, Nar Dali
loBse Nh Irwin Princess tBrl Petersen, do, wal
lace. -. ~-.. -,
veii HauthSrn frrl Burrsll Miranichi Barclay Iiy
rrstoni INTEGRITY tBrl, sKcll,-, - John, sB Csos
ssLrs-Yrnsepcs (BrI Mahou. fonsonderry, Whitssy
10, Talbot bison, Cubs; Miheyvs, Nedmore Hsrbor
ii, IA, Rsaldent Young Haifax Psuline Hiitcn, New
isrn sc ri N wales Iittle Wnmng'on, nc Pew.
MI tenpercs rhinney, Philadelphia; ~ onfgus, Willets
al Jss0ues. Rorers 40 bskarse, Seymour sa.h Ssyah
ELaa.. -, Smith Nv lava
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Passengers Arrived.

LvrRrcor-ractst ship Isaac wetb-Mr hustia n
nucst Ia " z, ardon, Az Allison, " ,estsssndi.dr,
II Titlps, Hooper
I,,,s,eo,-r let chip Ns~ wori-Tt - Law snilsiy,
BorirsSs-shu United ss,e,-Nr Danfiiss snd s~o
daughter
,n,yASs-Bsrt Psrodi-J HusShinsop, isdy aad ehid 6
Turner.
roNtt, pR-Bsrk Hyperion-Mr Archibald, son and ser.
want, Mr. stewart, Mr. GilToe
hrslAcHicot.-Brg Ccrins Bartol-Dr johnston. wm
Duncan.
MoSr, n,o-Bris Elirs-Mr Fry and sou, Mrs Harley
aud tp children.
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There 16l deaths in Philadelphia during the week
ending the 18th inst.
Reuben Weed, convicted of Burglary at Bethany
Conn ommittcd suicide dsys since in prison. By
hanging himself