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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

STORES TO LET.-Tho first floors,
Swith one basement Of the spacious houses Nos and
WaIrenst, near Broadway. The terminus Of the Erie
road which is 10 extend from Chamber Warrensts,
with the extensive hotel and the numerous wholesale
stores TO be opened in Waenst, adjoining this property
Oh the LIST of Nav will render il Of the best locations 10
the city for mercantile business. Also Parors and Bed
Rooms to let with or without furniture. Gentlemen who
desire pleasant kept in perfect order should make
early application to HOLDEDGE'S Book Store, l40 Full
tonst mZ2 tinyl
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A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY KSo1I ..

4 heaA-
yOR sALE-Conslsng Of two story nouse, sa 49,.
nnen, and atlic-fronung fty four feet incip.a The
marble sosnlels and grstes shrougaoat sh0ugh more
ear De added II desired The ground % IN DE
out with fruit trees sbr0bbery nc fs9'1 "a bonss
&c His within twenty minutes. vsiE OF eaiosI sne ~,
River, or Harlem Rail Roads F29pnTurR,s 2o5 BROAD
CURE OF hohbnf SAhfs" iltu
NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

SCHOONER FOR SALE.-The sub
Sscnber offers for SALE schooner now lying at
tuns and draws about n feet water when loaded She
was rebuilt from the heel up the past Winter and 10 hst
rate order Terms accommodating For further lnforna-
ion apply William Drake City Hall, New.York, or the
subscriber at Poughkeepsie. PETER s. CRAhEK,
MO 2Tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

AT PRIVATE SALE.-The 4-story,
IA modern built bro wn stone front HOUSE, and LOT,
q West sevenesnsbst near the Fh avenue The above
houses In the city having bsen ghteen months 10 ls
ton by days WORK. and under The immediate direction OF
the owner for his residence and has all the modern
improvements Terms easy. Immediate occupation given
Can be seen al any time Apply TO COLE 4 Chiffon,
Aucuoneers, 8 Wsll-st eSlw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
subscriber has

OMESTEADS.-The subscriber has
for sale about two hundred Of LAND, In the
County OF Weschester, lying on the Harlem River, half
mile north OF NewYork Island and admirably adapted for
village purposes The attention OF capitalists and ascot
anons requested TO the sbovenemed property, as II is
Hudson River Railroad running directly through it, and
dock having been erected on the River for the
accommodation OF steamboats, On the premses is spa
cOus stone Dwelling With garden fruisys out
buildings &c attached, which will be sold separately,
desired valuable stone quarry has been opened and 10
now wOrked-stone OF the best quality for building pur
poses, In any quantity, being easily obtained. rare
chance offered TO association OF mechanics or
others wishing TO obsin homesleeds al low price where
property must rapidly advance In value Apply TO the
subscriber, 1872 Broadway, from 10 Am. 70 2 2 M.
SIDNEY KEFCHUM.
Or to ELDREDGE, PLATT STEWART, 4s William
mia Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

NOR SALE.-The four story, high base
II ment, brick and lot. 2l7 Lennox-plsce, Wess
Twenty secondst between the Eighth and Ninth avs II
built In The most substantial manner and contains ali the
modern improvements For terms, apply 10 A. j.
BLEECKER, Z BrosdsL or al 80 West Pwenty.second-
d Terms easy. al 2w*
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nor SALE--A modern-built HOUSE.

NOR SALE--A modern-built HOUSE.
u with one Of excellent Land situated on the
Of South and Willow sts, In the village Of Stamford
Conn within ave minutes walk Of the Railroad Depot
The House Is about ~ feet square, with fine piazza
ming the entire front There 10 also convenient
and well finished basement hot air furnace cooking range
cisterp and good well Of wster likewise large and COM
modious coachhouse and stable, all In perfect order.
large portion OF the purchase money may remain on bond
and mortgage desired FOr terms inquire on premises
Of WIN III. FRANKLIN, SON co,
ml2H No. 5 Broad.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

EMOVAL.-GIMBREDE, CARD
n tENGRAVER, successor 70 jos. Perkins,) yohnss
win the first Of May next TO Nibos Garden
Broadway, Prince and will open elegant stock
Of French English and German Stationary Paper MschA
Goods Bridal Gins ke kc, In connection with the
craving and printing department ~ B. Initials and Crests
IfAwrukF2ns
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TOR SALE-A splendid WATER

POWER equal 100 horse tho year round, with Tour
or Eve acres OF LAND, situated at Beekmanown, West
chester County distant from the City Hall twenty.esn
miles audIwihin few minutes walk OF Hudson RIVER
and The Hudson River Railroad Depot Apply 10 JOSErh
LISTER on The premises, g. r BEEkkAN; ~ WI
fiam-sl. N ". NIL lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
nor SALE CHEAP, or will DO ex-

III City properly Stocks two ossutfal and
s6uy awaited Farms situated on the norm snore OF
island about 40 miles from the ciyone OF 20 acres
one Of as both adjacent the wates with sxesnent
access hon the cry large proportion OF the purchase
money NAV remain for OF years on boad sn1 mort
SSSSSY9nnEo Astor,ev al Law 90 Wsllst m2l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
I OOKlNG.GLASSES. LOOKING

further reduction In ih-h lie, Of prices since l Of April
sEd nov selling cheaper than ever TIE SpeSrys 1s
Beekman and Ferry sts. aslws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

DART OF A COTTAGE TO LEI
Pleasantly located near Fourth avenue and ThirieIh
St consisting ola basement small bat pretty parlor and
bedroom the first foo and two bedrooms on The third
Rent 10 an agreeable family $40 References given and
required Inquire Of Mr.. BALL. l52 Fulton-st Also, 10
lei respectable, obRing woman, one room. the rent
be paid By doing the work for Two persons Inquire a.
above. a6H"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

kNOR SALE-To close an assignment,
the Stock and fixtures complete, with the good win
81 6rs,ss.. g.; o. rs.c 49, H'.rs :. Ss;,Gs %
will be sod within week, to whoever makes the highest
offer Good location. Call at lSl FulsonsI, from M.
10 SPIN. al 4ts
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FOR SALE & TO LET.

A BEAUTIFUL AND HEALThf
<l0oUHTRY RESIDENCE for sse OF 70 Los,o. -
Long leland near he Ocesn-Buidings cspsnous, -
nealiy finished; grounds handsome arranged sno
with shade and fruit levergreens pefpema Iv.o
Srspes asparaeus sc Farm 50 acres or more wenlsol
exeecnI land highly cultivated VIII DO 500 Iow' ~
cssy tsrms or exchange for dwelling 70 or nesI VOC
ifu AnnlY Al "a Ernul.sl nll< lna-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
DIAPHRAGM FILTER

81 removed from 257 to S74 BroadwsyWaier and other
LIQUIDS perfectly clarified by this simple apparatus adapted
for The use Of steam boilers paper makers bleaehers aud
Others who require pure mpd water. simple and con-
verien apparatus Is for travellers and ships The
United States Rotary Force Pump used on board all United
States be obtained with leading and suction hose
al the Diaphragm Filter othee; SO Srosdwsy
a8 I'm WALTER NJ OtbSON, rropneior'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

WlOIt 0hLEs-A dIkItI VI UUUUO %
IL acres handsomely situated In Rockland Co., N. Y,
about 81 miles from Spring Valley the New.York and
Erie Railroad and about 81 from HsverstTaw Landing
suitably divided into wood arabic and meadow land build
ngs fences good well watered with abundance of
choicest variety Of fruit and shrubbery 10 short pos
title good possession given Immediately Inquire Of JO
SEPH w REEVE. IS Consulyea-st Wilhamsburgh, or Of
acre. a83WF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

n OR TO LET.-The brown stone front Houses on
Bourthavenue corner Twentyninhst now Finishing ard
would be one Of the mOst pleasant situations for Hotel
Inquire the premises Would be sold or rented seps.
rate. mSs wv"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

HOUSE AND STORE 327 Fulton-st.,
Brooklyn. to rent-The aboveis directly opposite the
City Hall and just nished, and will be rented for $500
Apply to VALENTINE g. HALL, 16 Gramercy PARK,
East Twendeth-st, New-York. HST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
1.-TWO HOUSES IN BROOKLYN

II FOR SALE-On Van BIunt between Union and
President sts within five minutes walk OF the Hamilton
av Ferry They built Of brick in substantial manner,
three stories high and neatly finished, with yerandahs and
all the other modern Improvements The houses WIN %
sold low, and have never been occupied oelng ennrey
bond and mortgage For further particulars inquire OF
w. SENCERBOX, corner of Columbia and President
ST., New.York ~ 2WfuIhs
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TT'O WATCH DEALERS AND 9TH

W w n Il OIl AMI vi
n ERS-Th who wish TO pur hue ,Wstcses. lew
ery and silverWare either Wholesale relai vii knd
II greatly 10 their advantage to call The subscriber who
s constantly receiving all descriptions Of Gold and Silver
Watches from the manufacturers In England France and
Switzerland which he 10 selling al wholesale and retail q
the very lowest prices.
Splendid Gold Chopometers and Duplex Watches
Fine Gold and Silver English Patent Lever Watches By
Cooper. Tobias. Beesley and olhera
Gold and Silver Detached Lever and Leplne Wslches
Gold guard. feb and vest chains.
Chatelsine chains for ladies.
Pure God Wedding Rinss
God Guard Keys Fob Keys and Seals
Gold and Silver Pencils and Gold Rings.
Ladies Bracelets Gold Lockes, Gold and Silver fhim-
bes
Chains for Watches. Gold and Silver speciscles.
Sterling Silver spoons, Cups Fords, Sc-
Gold Watches a. low ~ 81 to SIS each.
All Watches warranted to keep good Dine or the money
returned.
Watches, Clocks and Jewery repaired In the beat
ner and warranted much less than the usual price
GEO. c. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewelry,
wholesale and Retail, 81 Wallst up-stainL
r. @. @. ALLEN, sfter May l, viii remove TO II
WalLst corner Of Newst first corner from Broadway,
upstairs. Au
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
RUBBER GOODS-Manufac-

INDIA RUBBER GOODS-Manufac-
i mred under GOODYEARs Patent The Newark
India Rubber Manufacturing Company store 50 Maiden
Iane. New-York; factory, Newark, Ne eJersey -Th.
Company are manufacturers and wholesale dealers In al
he daerent articles new manufacsured under Goodyes
Patent and guarantee s their goods being equal IN
quality 10 representation Merchants are requested 70 call
An Foods are warranted to saUd any cirnste The most
liberal terms TO country deAlers - :.
BRAN HUTCHINSON President
WARREN AcKERMAK. Secretary. MA 2nD&StW"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
NOR SALE OR LEASE-Tho premi-

ses 70 Leonard st 800 feet west from Broadway. Lot
27xllO Building 2xs4 four stories, walls "a inches and
heavily mbered In excellent order and can be converted
into building for manufacturing purposes at moderate
expense. Apply 10 ANDREW s. SMELLING,
n iws 66 Wall Ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
NJ THE ASTOR-

II OF'IO OPPOSIIE TIE AoIOIV-
- House, IEr.rhe third fourth az mn stories
oppOBIlo Assof-
House. and facing the Park Phey Is feet by lao In
sze very light and have commodouS rear entrance, ~
we'll as front Apply 10
INST mASON q LAW, 40 Feafl'sh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

ITO LET.--A convenient three story and
Il basemsn, House on Twenty slxth-st cor Lexington
av n contains rooms psFlors and basemens range,
bahia gas &c. Aso on Twenty fourth q nes, soa
MER, SIS fourlh.ay after 2P. ID. SH. Fnsfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
nor SALE-South Brooklyn Lots, near

n Hamilion.avenue, on Columbia Carol, Summit,
Woodha and Hicks sis ato, on the east side OF Temp
misplace between Harrison and Degrew Sta These lots
are all eigbly situated for immediate Improvement,
free OF incumbrance, and liberal advances would be
made responsible purchasers TO aid In the construction
ofdssirable buldiDgs. Apply 10
m29lm RAD IA sTEBBINs, SO Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

1kAT sTANWICH, CONN, 81 miles from York
City-Terms for board, tuition, washing and mendng,
500 year The Principal be consulted personally a.
Mr. Raypors rs Bowery, on every Wednesday In April,
between the hours of and r ~. where ccusrs con-
tanning full particulars with references may Al any time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
BOARDING SCHOOL.-A Lady from

D. haaIihy s.nahskaIv situated Boarding scnOol
out OF City viii receive AppiirstfOps PUPILS At
sd Murray 81 April and o. betweon the hours of A and
So'cock where references and every particular caa DO
obtained. a3t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

THO LET.-The front room, second floor,
III OF Sll Broadway Suitable for Dentist or come light
f.ncv business Also TO small family The elegant dwell
ing on square Barowst and kahroadsverue,
Jsp,ey Civ Inquire on the premises, or Of
' h Z INSLEY,
Aslts al bis Daguerrean Gallery, Sll broadway
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BOARDING SCHOOL, limited

Jnumber Of children gtrls from to l6 years old,
be accommodated in pleasant part OF the country ten
miles from the city, with board and tuition In The various
En- gsh branches including French and Music required
Peculiar advantages offered by this opportunity for
children without mothers For particulars, apply at 40
Greenwichst. where testimonials, &c will be- shown
as 6ts
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SCHOOLS.

ALGER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hsCHOOL for BOYS, CORNWALL, Conn .rn s
summer ferm OF this Institute will open the hrst Tues
day of ay next and will continue five months James
Sedgwick Am Associate Principal OF the school, WIN %
in NewYork from the 7th to the l2h Of April and may %
seen At the Broadway House between The hours Oh
and ppm Circulars NAV be Obtained by addressing me
Principal, T.. W. ANDREWS, Cornwall Conn. ~ w
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BOYs-E. w keller, Tescher. Newtown, Fair
field County, Conn, on the Housatonic Railroad 10 miles
from Bridgeport
TERnsIS28 per quarter OF IL weeks for board, tuition,
washing, menong, fuel, lights and bedding, Pupils re-
ceived a. any time. !,
REFERgNcEs.-H NJ Peck 4 Co. $50 Frontcn; A. y.
Crane SO John-st; X. Carlton Overt0n, 9 Wallst; A.
Ackey Tract House; Geo w. Dow Esq J Buring alp !;
N bweezy l76 South and A. @. Hsnord corner Of
Cherry and Rutgersn New York. Hon. VIM. Rock vel.
corner OF Jay and Wiloughby sls Brooklyn and Aaron
Hawley, 8 Beaverst New-York. a lot-
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TX ELLY'S HALF PRICE ENGRAV-
1AING and PLATE PRINTING, Office l4l EulIon-st.,
N Y.-Book and Magazine work, Portraits, Maps, Bill
Heads Circulars Diplomas, Cards Patent Medicine L.
beA Also. Yankee Gard Press. &c. mis- Inns
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DsswNsNo MAR-EnGsr,su Susss-Nses.,rv 40 Iscnr
As policemen Crawford aud Kellam Of the First ward
were pstrolling their beat Wet street about half
past one O'Clock yesterday morni( Rry heart the cry
IL "hcp' proceeding from the RIVE ran down
pier when they saw spls shng In the water and heard
crying out, for Gods SAX. tax. me out or will
drown Crawford Sided down Of the piles Of the
deck, while heam held to him from the top Of the
pier AFTER Ksat deal u exertion they got him out OF
the river lie WAS 81 III warm when taken out, but
Geld ssd dead before they reached the station house
1his u the seventh these ofcers taken out OF
the water IA the Of two mouths all saved except
this last man. whose maine !. unknown. The two police
men who arr ON duty the beat the alternate
nights have ue ak from drowning in about the
space II time making total Of twelve Their beat
tends nom Battery place TO Liberty street The fire.
quency 81 thee shows the necessity Of lighting the
d,ckr. No doubt great many have been drowned, who
have yer been heard Of
CiiLp Rvr o,sR-At O'Clock. Sunday afternoon
child by horse, ut the corner Of Third
avenue snd Twent fourth street II taken home to
lis parents. by policeman of the Eighteenth ward.
FMI.-At quarter past o'clock, sunday evening
fire broke out in Eighteenth street Sixth
Three small frame dwellings, occupied by poor families
and owned by James Turner residing at the corner of
Twenty ninth street and Ninth avenue, destroyed
Though the rcmen could not these buildings, they
prevented the extension OF the flames to the adjoining
buildings, which we're occupied by lumber Of poor
families who would haye been ler 6siseicss There il
large lnmpe If frame buildings in that vicinity
ARM BROKEN N A FioHr.-At hnlfp five O'Clock,
Sunday afternoon. Sergeant harrington brought Thos
Gcardon 70 the Seventeenth ward Station House. with
his arm broken in fight in Thirteenth street between
and c. DR. Budd called ill., and after the
set the patient sent home to his residence,
% Main street, Brooklyn.
DARiSs EonsKRY.-lcsterdsy morning, between and
o'clock, quantity Of sheet copper stolen from the
Sidewalk in front of 90 Forsyth street 1t carried
of in light wagon, painted yellow, with yellow top
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Below.
One sLir. one bark, and hri, names unknown.
TeIegrpnhlc Marine Reports.

AppoNNuc lNarvick1, April q.
Arryelser oxford Rowland BALTIMORE for ireyidrnce
Arrvedship John n J,r,i. Liverpool vi Il srhTs
Beov-shp Harriet Irving from Talcahaana brig Lisbon
CIesrcensI,, wsyhes,s River q Plate llamil,.n Rio
Mail Phadsphia sehrs Madeirs, cardesa Nimrod Aba
ny, Louita, Nisrk. 80,
Arrived-sehrs Ae.arora, Ring. Ssrfoik Rest clover
Trebes Rondou toops Chief briggs Trenton, ~ Excel
lie sr sarah Yrances probably ds sa or savannah
u.s. .eSr star !. sskiqr her esrgo,,, r,,,. -
W. sebr CLARKE PAilliPs Tor Taansoa go
Arrvea-sl,r, c,untu.. and :, LSus STorE
sailed-Bark RoxaUn, Niork -,
Arrived-schr Atlantic, Ponce pR.
Arrved-schr nsa-iet;s, rtiiadsirhia. ~,
Arrived-schrs Me.nmora. Kn- from Norfolk Via SYork;
Geo Engs Dorr Nefolkfor Bosn Robert Bruce sherman
s,oSdSrd NTart r Wsr,bam LsSy Jane
BAN, .ten 5sT s fs, of sr pto
Tor NBedfoEd Nsrtano, nst, from Boston f?r Mock
lo;. q hsy sytsts a. by soi ,.. w Id
Sth sRM-Most ~ tie above vcn ont ,his n rniae
gtthtr with schr walden, = stcningtA, which WHered
IN art-setrs Psios and Rot ) Bruce -,
PA-Arr sehrs Label Miilams Phiiadelphiai ssrnell.
2 We s1E re- Seusrt or BSsssa Tara
Gould boston icr Alexandria Retecca Could q" f9r frea
Easily Jiarcy NEondon Tor B@ston Harseda Niats tor
Ds1ni o1J Grsfs Gasi,t A'rn Jno and Csar.
rh8lrs Taunton far NYork lards nbbe. simmons Fro
violence Tor NlolS. ,-s. ,..o.
arrivedsehr1 Ann Elizabeth tof Providence tcs 70
s.uao River. .0rccstcr, Rhodes Phladerhs Yin, Wa
tieBy. Do Tsvnsehd, Matthias, &c do H9r'"s. Gan-
ay, Mary Anna. Haley arA Marietta, Hand Jane 10 r.,
fut Ircsby. Taunton; AbCrs Ties HUI Hmlh snd A A
Han kns Iarss York simon cole, Usse, Dsuhis. -
saied-slsors Frede1tk BroNn, Cardsrr, Niorki will
liam III Sanafhrd Jones do. 80,
,,i-hrr schr RosrpEy Seas, Baltimore. festerdg 3,
about n.s cuth 81 Monask, spehe rhot boat Jeslai
Siops iC Crisrs Gayitt Atany EHsy. Davis, SAG Has
lar Dxbsnn Rock. Cobb Dtghton.
III port, Wig wad-Bert A,sda, Crosby. for CHARLESTON
ria Is.hAls serag for HayRnai gchrs susan 7Y for
Beaufsrt So Mary Crese fr neltincre lIagles Sher
Holder Brl or 81 JohRs NJ, sloops Harvest and
Bis6kstone, for Nlerk
rnd 5; very thick below ,.. -,
kr,iytaDriss Emily and Com stewart frou Carienas
v.Is Acadia ana Cadet Norfolk Jth. ioustDn Havana
CLEARED Gtl-Drg Lyon, Cerdenas schr Ceyon Baltimore
sAIrsf. April q
hrrivea-nriqs Elizabeth Tltora Para Iareh q belmont
Locke Havana Pernapbueo Iinta tienas tor DO; ch
Athtoh u, philadelphia
Foreign MriIs.
latter pavs for Tffax and Liverpool per steamer Cans
a. an rl0se 1t tbexehange Reane Room tG7 Exchange
on Tussday sth inst. at quarter ieforc 3.
Letters Tor Havana, St 1hor1a Porto Rico San Juan
Yer, Crul Jamsics and all the West India GLANDS, pei
steamer Merlin will close st the Exchange Reading Room
ca rsehsugel w&antadsy, April o. AZ y oclges Let
ters al sn6t except Bermuda must he mailed AZ THE
Reading Roow as the poet once ssnhSs ioTVsri tAsm
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Movements of the Ocean Steamers.
Cleared.


sbip-oeesn Queen Griswod, London. Griswoll.
n.5 r Ss ' Ttss S 3. Co.,
Gcdel St John Nh; o,iiis Latham, Mobile iIurl5at
Brss, Martha Rogers. noardman, Cuba, II D nrookman
Sssar mss rs Martha Ann cs oa
rsss fSi TT Gas2 ySe R sde G0 aa4 A
Ga; Augusta, story Savannah; Whitaker, Handy Whining
sehrs-Gslcta, Tuthiu. Turks Island " Freeman Coz
ton narfs.n PRICE Rice, Wilminntop, NC: Z L@yein
N cssp
sloop-Midas, " ardel, Providence.
Arrived.
Mail steamship Georgs. Porter. New Orleans, March
2? and Havana list inst With mdse and passengers, to
Steamship Empire City Wilson; chagrcs March % with
ship Hartford ZIMMERMAN Savannah days with cotton
!ef msss9 wgais,e'ey
Barn Wary Ellen sSsrmsn Rio crands tBraiiS Feb s.
Brig ss:%ss SnI, woodruff, Aar'eies. Al days with
Brig Anssssur. G.rvsy Doli,.r q and u from the
Lar WIN aaSs to .TssS. Co.
Maitland r1slr; .. inst lat p lon 3 .Pgss SrE
snhor ss1dy look was rum into BY schr carrying
aT,y our whs. st err 1o
H.. days
n s'sy As21 G.! caEd'ss s
RIO fer Bristol .shrs s'rs mn croeket for PILLS.
WIN n.rr 9TH inst; lat g 10. Ion a p, spoke Sw bark
Qs faaaeipaia " asjs cut aia not understand
sehr ard Cruise River Gambia (wcA) . days. with
sshr Huron lc Bueksror Carver Jeremc days with
coffee Roker Moilman. 9th inst large schr tsbt
seSr rsnsGsa tor New Haven't Nee-- s.aua !, c,,0a.
sdsys with mos:ses to Il New Haven March
~ ga IN saw herm Of about i5o tons agronna Amt
~ mule, :" nsEsy light hSqss hsS the Am
M heavily oyer 50 as 70 rs1ar impossible 70 ST;
Key Bank and was bound to Cardena or Matanzas She
Va, painted black with white streak and wa. shesthed
board Cert thinks she mus, have TO pieces the
not have lived AZ the time minute
sehr Peerless lBrj Daniels. llillsborouzh II days
s.hr Sea Bird lOi steuben) Allen Attskapas IS days.
with i've o., oak to, e. A Hoy o,t: 81 49,,
ssha Sn Ds ssns , a5. 'Tfaa day.. Saw
on and the sea making violent breaches over
her She had jut hor upper sails fued but
ss sST TIM 1sr. soF rl r.r isn, s''
selr N.tsliuc. Ame- Reckisnd, 5daU,
schr Gen cass, Miller Reeklsnd days.
schr Patriot. Bueklin, Rockland, days.
sehr Koseiassc Eiaeli, RceiisSd. 8 days.
ser f GsSS.' lick. RSIhsn aost dana a.y
ssSr Esilss. Bonn BossnsIi Rqsfisnd. s5sy..
ssr r f ESssa1f Porter hSeiiaHa day.
sShr updine Fepheid. Portland Ct
Schr Smaller. Lawrence, Portland CT.
Below.
One Slip one bark and s a,,I names unknown
Ships New Hampshire Chase Iycrpool Quebec, Dprf,r,
cola Epaminondas tBrl Kerr Nureansi Juiette -,
Tampa Bay barks Ranger, Frost 1atsnEe Cahada Dyer
Arm Wind at sunrisc from NJ At meridian s at sun
set, DO.