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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-01-08
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

q such Medicine In every respect and there ID abundaai
iains purifying healing virtue and medica pov~ than
there s contained In -Four Bottles Of any sarsapad any
ether medicine that has ever been offered for SALE There
10 undOubted proof In pamphlets that by tho uso OF this
great Indian Purifier, they that were DxiNe yet LIVE
they that were LAME and CRrrPIrD can now WALkthsy
that were sIcK and otherwise diseased have
been H1ALED and CURED. 70. t....t. rs
Hundreds-Thousands-
who have used BRAsrs PussrEa after having used and
tested the sarsapartas and other medicines
msnded to cure blood diseases, have decided that
Brant's is the Cheapest,
because One Bottle of II has medical curative mattsg
In It and in consequence, dsssss In much s
sjWs than one bottle Of any other medicine.
If then One Bonl Of BsANrs PURIyIER will cure POUR
TIMES moro disease than one bonls Of ssrsapsrils--
"BaANrs PuRIFIEn" would be as cheap At four dollar.
FER Ia sold for only ONE DOLLAR bottle and u
bottle Of Il has cured and Is capable Of curing -Four 1SsA
sspars in consequence of its less power and ls medical
efficacy should be sold at than Tsnt TIvs Osb
per bottle to be cheap the PuaurEs at One DssS.
Ono Dollars Worth!
How much CANcER-how much srPMLIs-how nusA
ScnoFULA-will One Dolars porth Of Branrs PURIFIER
curei Read the following statement, which spseimsa
Of its power ..s-.
DANGEROUS sCRoFULAl
This 10 the case Of Dying man who yet hcH. He SA
cured Of Of scroula, by only 7s0sus Boals
Brans Purifier than ever was cured BY the use OF 1osss
Gallons OF the best sdrsdpara that made Sarss
psa has sufficient medical pov~ to effect the d
such repoltngly hopeless case
Mr.. B. HAsKIN, OF Rome Oneida Co, N =, had SUef
much diseased and debiated a to be unable 70
raise his hand his head He had the best medical advice
had used all of the best srsaparilds to no good effect
got and corss and considered to be In DyN
State and could not live tDenyoM hoiys longer when he
commenced using BRANTS PURIFIER His neck wes
eaten nearly off, from hole eaten through
his indppe under his chin that he breahed through
the hoe-his eaten around that could be d
r. IA hwo all
of dsstroyed by two Ulcersan Ulcer under
the arm large mans hand had nearly eaten through
his side into his body Thus, he was afflicted with Iesxy
such putrd aid ofsnsiue Ulcers various parts Of his
person. For further and full particulars Pampks
Doct THOMAS WILLIAMS, of the most skilfu phys.
clans of Rome called to Haskn the day before be
commenced using Brants Purifier Doct w. examined
aim and then told him that all the mediciH0 In the pord
could not him-that his case was .. s
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$T35 each, zoos; do on Third street near South
Sixth street 25xT4, ~ SIS; 1 do corner South Fifth
street I,N.i $llI5 do adjoining 25x6o 500; gore
ON Third street, South fifth street. $3.50 house
and lot pa South Sixth street 25xloo, $3.50.
kcE has been very dull with only small sales at So .
- 80.
sALr.-Two cargocs West India sold, at - cents
per bushcl and the other ON terms not made public.
soAr-We have only TO note sale OF so boxes CASTLE,
at PIC, months
SpRITs.-Dtanestic whiskey has again sstvanced 300
barrels prison being sold ut 2ic 2lhc.; and Jersey,
2tsc 2sac. In foreign the transactions comprised
about 10 half pipes eognac brandy at 81 20 81 and
do. Rochelle, at 81 20.
Tho operations foot up hhds New Orleans
51sc 5ac 100 hhds Cuba. al 5sc.; so do Porto Rico
at CSC, and small lot Of white Havana In boxes, at
71sc,
TrA..-The cargo of the John Adams was sold at
ton this morning The green's being in active demand
realized advance Of "a cents per H. the highest
obtained this season and the blacks which
rather heavy and mostly withdrawn former prices An
noxed the details Termsapproxed endorsed notes
at mos. Ningyong-l6o hf chests % 90 do 25 20 do
yong Powchongi0 hi chests ~ Souchong-00 hf chests
23ls. Pekoe Souchong-f0 chests 2Si. 10 do % y so
catties do 30a3l 50 do 29ls 100 do 70 - do %
Breakfast Souchong-2 catty boxes "a Flowcry Pekoe
do 49, Ooong-l00 hf chests so loi do 43 p do IS 4
7s do IS AZ do 80 23s do 800 $50 do 80 Souchong-
10 hf chests 33i 1l6 do 30 40 do 2i 20 do "a Gun
pewder-1 hi chests 4ois leo cattes do Al % do IS
70 do "A; So do 43i Imperai-2a hf chests TO- 60 do
so. Iiyson4 hf chests 56ls 100 do 46 Young Tyson
l03 hf chests SOS IS do AZ 3l6 do 49, p do 46 !
81 do ~ 3S7 do 40 SO do sly "a do 81 2S4 do IS ,
GO do 331a % do So So do 32ia % do 3a32 lao cat
ties do "A IL do i0ls Tyson Skin-a0 hf chests % ;
80 do 81 2l3 do &c cit chests 20 At private trade
have improved materially the inquiry being
animated. and the supply light
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on Wednesday. April ., amer proiracted illness, In
the 51th year q his age JonN BHoprEAp Brcx ND,
prof, matera medca and medical Jurisprudence
IN the College q Physicians and Surgeons Of the state Of
New York
The funeral will take place on Friday the 18th of
April at O'Clock y VI, from his late residence No. II
Le Roy place The relatives aud friends a the de-
ceased and of his fnthern-aw Tanning q Tucker the
nsnters Il the medical profession and the students q
the College q Physicians and Surgeons are invited TO
attend without farther notice.
a, "wednesday morning, April Q Jon- GRrrv, aged 50
years .
Cbarlfs and smith .uland and John Murdoch.
auos,ed 10 attend the gneral Friday afternoon at
fslfpas o'clock from his late residence NO Ito Can
non street.
on Tuesday evening April s. after short and severe
'ncss WpHarL THfDwI1I, aged ~ years native ~ Ire
hind County Longford parish Of Columbkil
The friends and acquaintance Of the family and thcse
AZ his Francis Brady and Peter Mcehsn
arc requested 10 attend his funeral Thursday after
noon at o'clock from his late residence No. Perry
street H. remains win be taken to Calvary Cemetery
On the th q April J,Srs MrRpnr in the 18th year Of
b. age. In Brooklyn
The friends III his sons John and Hugh q II New
York and thoee Of his son-in-sw, Joseph Cakes, Of
Brooklyn are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
om his late residence. n state street corner q Bond
street, Brooklyn, on 1hursday 10TH at half-past
O'Clock
on Tuesday evening April 3. ITrtrS VI. w,rKIs, wife
of Chatl,s H. Walks In the 9Th year Of her age
The friends IL the family. aud 81 her father Andrew
tkmoureux are respectfully invited ~ attend her flu
neral from her late residence, Isl Monroe street ON
gbcrdsy AFTERNOON the lVth inst, Of Soeloes HctFe
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PHILADELPHIA, April 9,

ThlLDElfhlA, April >, lodi.
kssas Of the Storm Harmg the lay of the Poi.ce-
Eaia Resrh Of Aeclfgstal Ruansag Opc
CNus, r..
The storm of yesterday was severely felt in this
vicinity, and on the Delaware considerable damage
resulted to the smaller craft exposed to its violence
Two men and boy were rescued from a sunken
sloop near Port Richmond, after elinglng to the
top o. the mast for an hour. Eleven canal boats
were also sunk near New Castle, having broken
loose from q steamboat that b ad them IN tow. Two
or three houses were also unroofed in Pnen district
Two Of the marshal's police, Messrs. A. w
Blackburne and L. III. Smith, can say with truth,
SNOW is the winter Of our Observation-Disclosures
been prosecuted by man of that name, with in
Vulnerable suits upon frivolous charges, in conse-
queEce Of difficulty that occurred on the memorable
morning Of the fall Of the Assembly Building, when
the police, hundred strong, dotted their coats and
went TO work, removing the rubbish, to see whe-
Their anybody had been crushed beneath. This
man cha ged one of the officers six shillngs for
shovel TO go to work with. He has since instituted
sir dderent suits against Them and yesterday
cha &c Of manslaughtsr was preferred, because a
physician had said that his wife in a danger
the day alluded to- They were held in ", 900 bail
each
A little boy, the 500 Of a Mrs. Armstrong, living
ut Eighth and Sansom streets, died last evening
from injuries received in having been run over BY
the carriage Of Lr. Jackson. The driver, Thomas
Ellsworth, was taken before Judge Parsons this
morning. and admitted to 81 900 bail, the evidence
proving il to have been an accidental occurrence.
The train from Baltimore, due at three o'clock
this morning, has not reached here, nor the mail
due this afternoon. A collision Is reported to have
taken place a short distance this side of Baltimore.
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Methodist Episcopal Sunday SCHOOLS.

u.
YORK CITY SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY OF THE ME
IHoDisT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
The members of this society held their yearly meeting
Last eveaing the Meth dist. Church in Mulberry
street This the annual meeting of the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school Union but merely of the above
named society OF teachers.
9he meeting was opened at about quarter before 8
O'Clock. BY the singing of hymn by the choir prayer
then oSsred by the Rev Mr. Ballus; after which,
the President Mr.. james Davis, named committee of
three to nominate officers for the ensuing year.
The trcssSsr, Mr. JosrrH GRAypos then came forward
and read his annual report from which appeared that
the receipts Of the society for the past year have been
t223 ST. Of which $50 10 remains on hand aud the re-
ndcT has been paid out for books rent OF
Mr. v WILLIAMS, the Recording Secretary, next
read his nua report from which the following result
gathered There connected with the society
2,lSS teachers and officers representing "a sunday
schools, in which taught 1888 scholars besides IS
Bible classes and 2o61 infant scholars The whole num-
Der OF volumes In the Libraries connected with these
schools. amounts to II 40 Tho number Of conversions
repzted within the past year Is about 300 The Secre
tary read some facts relative 10 some OF these CONVEX
e<oos in the various schools
2he Rev. Dir FOSTER pastor OF the congregation in
whose house the meeting held. then forward
and sidrrs<ed the members Of the society upon the
EuLyet Ct the very great responsibility which dcvoves
upon them. lie looked upon Sunday school teachers
occupy the place in the church second only the
min &tersl Office in point Of this responsibility
The reverend gentleman commented at length this
ides snd upon the general topic Of the Importance Of
Sunday schools.
He followed by the Rev Mr.. BALLus. of New
Jersey who addressed the teachers upon the work of
sabbath school teaching. He proposed some improve
in the Of conducting the classes.
keep the older scholars in the classes after they had
rived at sge at which they too apt leave the
schools unless they become teachers these the reverend
speaker sad ought 70 be kept in the school and means
devised to interest them. keep them together
in classes Of some XII or other.
The nominating committee reported the following
hamcs Of officers for the ensuing year
President, james Davis; 1T Vice President. William
Trusor "a Nce-President. Joel Samms 81 Vice Presi-
dent D. IL Brown; Corresponding Secretary. J. r. Wil-
iiams; Recording Secretaries j. T. Magee and q &.
North; Treasurer. Joseph Grsydon.
The report Of the committee received. and the
question being the election Of the above-named can
didstes they unanimously elected contribution
then taken up; and the meeting adjourned With thu
doxology ent a benesic ton.
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Port OF New York, April ~.

Cleared.
s ph Marsh ih asrs wm weoek How
Davis New Orleans Frost & Hicks Geo Green, Redmon
Mobile Alexander Sanford. Baltimore.
de Cuba Marsclalk Havana Truxilo Bsrreiras; Cuba
Sawyer Cerdenas Nesmith sons; surges. Scott St
Read Rosetta lBrL Chambers, st John, NIB. De Wofe
Virginia Ann. Johnson. Chareston.s
1bara sianso Ars. rs %
LanPher Daren; Lady Of the Lake Kinds Georgetown Sc
@ sRaa , ss S sSs
Post Baltimore Edward Adams. Steele Phladeiphia Cape
ber Eiza6eth CITY; Sunbeam saith Boston: New YORK
Goodsell. do; Nancy Mills. Eldrdye Portsmouth
Steamer-Lrie. Norman PhilAdelpaia.
Sloop-Lady FenNiek, Wright, New Haven
Bark Express Boss. Valparaiso 20 days with back Sc to
Young. Hawkins Co. vessel to Reed March 81 spoke
brig Vim Faulkner 10 days from Providence going into Ma
tannas; Ssh inst off Cape Hcnopn passed the brig Wave
Philadelphia standing in for the Cspes Of Delaware.
Brig John Dawson. Williamson, New London, days in
sehr Hart (of st George. Mel oger. Trinidad Cubs,
- days with molssses Sephenso vessel Brett
vose Sid in co with brig VIM PITY of Boston March 81
make out her name.
sehr Sussex Townsend Indian River, Del. days.
Schr Juno, Robinson, Rockland, 8 days
Sehr Samuel Davis, Johnson. Boston days
ScLr Geo j Craig. Smith Milton. Del. days.
seIr balloon. PesrsniI New London, days
Sehr Dennis Case. BootIbay, 7 days.
Below.
Brig Burmsh. Sargent, IL days from Aaanras with mo-
lasses, &c.
ships Ocean Queen. Griswold London; Liverpool Ed
ridge, Liverpool Princeton, Russell. do Jas Edwards Mel
cher Matap1as Adler (Brem) Hohorst Baltimore: prope
Ter Merlin tBrl, Samson. Bermuda and others.
Arnna-Wind at sunrise. NV; meridian. do. and fsesh
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Bosror; April s-Broaers. BoGrd,$l ooS osdenssursh
gage Bonds ~ 10 shares ogdersbnrsh Rsilroat M ~ d.
ltO 5l q Boston aud Maine Railroad Otl 81 Old Colony
Railroad ~ 50 Reading Railroad. o.a Is d. S6o Ds 2,
de- ~ ~ do. boo a iSl Vermont Central Railroad 81 ll5
do Sa 3vermont and Msssschusett; Railroad boy 81 l.
do s,As; IA do. SO. Jii 100 do Sla 20 do. bS goa
Western Railroad, 1913 = Do do9l. do ioss; Boston
and Worcester Railroad, I5t,: do 1881 Eastern Rail
road io2 90 Norfolk County kairead ia; = do 2s;
Philadelphia, " ilmngton and Baltimore Railroad. ~
Northern Railroad 7o fitehburs Railroad ll Pits
burg Copper Company, no. - East Boston Company 81 81
Edssserth Company 9a.; Canton ComIany55]s 10 d.
Second Board-2i shares Vermont Central Railroad 80
Na.hua and Lowell Railroad, los ~ Norfolk County Rail
road @'i4 iodo = Reading Railroad $40 Dlt; 100 do
bS. &a 70 East Boston Company 81 100 do, bDU 3la 80
Canton Company. 7 do 72i do. bio 3 % do. b.
80 Cochituate Bank, 1883,
PuLADEIPIIA, April a.-Fsrst Boa,d-$lN Sns1. Canal
6s 60; LOO do G3,; 1900 Wilmington Railroad bs, 921,
Loo do. g2t, Loo do, 3is 9ia 80 Penna 81 935a so
do. aa Leo Camden and Amboy IS, ST. 1000 Lehgh bs
$50: shares Penna Railroad. 4 do 46 5Norristown
Railroad 81: 30 Reading Railroad. ~; 100 do. 49, 30 200 do
~ 80 do. So 10; Ia Farmers and Mechanics Bank ia
Between Booris-lW shares Reading Railroad. ID 80 do.
:ndi 100 unoA Csnal. li9 Second Board-<S0 Sch Nav
Is, int OIL 4c .G0 Reading 81. 30 olt 2i3 lehigh Mort
Allegheny City o. 9l. ~ shares Penn: Railroad lb -
Girsrd Bank lss: y tniou Csnsl lax Mechanics Bank
Sls: ~ Kentucky Bank, 1. .1rer SGies-Sl,UD Penn,s
5s. wa 1000 do a $50 shares Reading Railroad A $50
do. ~. go do. yt u Union Canal is.i 70 Allegheny
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,Arriysd-Brgs Pocenoiet, card.n.s Poster fhiiadel
Noun, vernon Tsnser Preston strs.on Eliza Ann and
a z ARsrsw s srs and AL
z 70 Gss rRa
deiphis v Maxwell and Julia oardenss; sehr Mountain
mond i Woisss,, Sfsrk. ' '' >''
The ship Jane of Kingston Mass which cleared Savan
Rl Mach s1 s r A iIF e Of rice struck On
Arrived-Brs Rio johnson Cardenas 9th ult Left brig
Main Arthur from Providence. just arr
Arri,ed-steamsLip southerner ship j Ii Sheppard and
bark Jasper Niork; sehr Atlantic, Boston
4r,i.sd7Sshs M.psry. Ssci.srn; B..%95s siesp. Ann
saled-selr Star Niekerson. Savannah.
Arrived-sips Connecticut and Shelton. SYork Henry
MAR Ware and william Cooper bcssn bark. Helen
Arrived 3ls-ship John Parker and bark Emma. NYork
.rr,.as,,. Sorm,, -, ch Nnw oSIsAss April
essrrashp sraora and adj BARK aarro Boston
Boston ''''' D'' ''' "s''' '"' '''''p'''
Arrived-sebr Henry clay. Albany ny D''''' "r'" :
tleared-Bark Nye, Atlantic.
p%sn' lsss: f,p's Safsr
Cieared-Brig Frances Ellen Havana.
AFrved.s;hr Nah s tGf rymGgnh Chase charle,on
cotton which had been in the water time the mark.
I
INE, split flying b; Saturday evening, miles SSE Of
Block Island spoke schr from NiIayen steering S-bow-
fresh the time could understand her name or
where bound probably the Gold Hunter Porto Rico
sehrs Louisa, Hand south Creek. Nc; Atlanta, Pratt
Newtern; Albert Thomas Higgins, Nantcoke Via SOMERSET
Thompson, Parker, Philadelphia VIM II Goodwin, Sip
PIE, Milford Dell Emira Rogers spellman. Albany soops
Fashion Blydenturg, NC Oregon New York;
witch, Wells do; Henry Gibbs. Gibbs. Hartford.
9Th, IN In the Race passed whale ship bound up
Sound
In Dutch Island Hartor sth PM-sehr Mary crowell.
hence for Baltimore and three schr
posed 70 be the Susan u Boston hence Beaufort 81.
the other out Of Newport this ming brig
supposed toe the Caroline, Gkcy from Savannah for
mersei, came In from to-day.
WARRHS, April 3.
Cieared-Bark yests Percy. MasnIss and dropped be-
low brig Frances Titus, do.
schrs Regulns tsew q from Providence for
Niork in ballast and Albany tof Barnstable from Por
mouth RI for Albany. driven ashore Island
during the heavy blow Of Saturday night The
hiah and dry hut will be With much difeuy with
damage The latter will also be or after dchargng
cargo, which was being accomplished yesterday.
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until something Of advance takes place before they
make their appearance In any force.
The receipts at the ONCE Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to-day, amounted to s3s6s 50 payments.
S2o39s 0.-balance, 81 ,c3l,773 s..
The Plymouth Bank has declared dividend Of per
cent Old Colony 5; Abingdon interest instaneas
bingham. a. Barnstablo Bank. per cent The Bunker
Hin Bank has declared semi-annua dividend Of per
cent the Gloucester Bank semi-annaial dividend of Az
per cent The several banks in New Bedford have de-
clared the following semiannual dividends Bedford
Commercial, per cent; Merchants, s. Marine 4 The
Mechanics Bank makes dividend The banks in
Portland, Me- have declared the following semi annual
dividends Canal, per (sl200o Of the last six
months earnings reserved to hquidate canal stock
Casoo 3lsi Merchants & Manufacturers and Traders
u Bank Of Cumbe rlapd, s.
AT the annual election Of the Morris Canal and Bank
ing Company for five directors in class No L. held April
9TH, the following persons elected drcctors:-A
Van santvord OF Jersey City; Samuel Beebe, of New
York; J, b Narnum, Of New York; Asa whitney Of Phi
ladeiPhia; Isaac 5. Waterman, of Philadelphia
The Suffolk Bank Of Boston redeemed in the month of
March, 1851, sls2lso00 Of uncurrent money; in the
same month, last year 600 showing increase
OF S22sO0oo The operations of this bank in this de-
psrtment Of its business in each Of the past fourteen
months, annexed
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WrrSrauAY. April g-6pN
The stock market wore brighter appearance to-day
The vct stormy weather yesterday doubt acted a.
damper upon the spirits n operators To-Day the varm
sun ,nd clear brscng atmosphero tended 4 disspata
The gloom and depression weighing the minds Il
Frccusto snd everything looks buoyant and pleasant
The bulls again In the sscendancy The future looks
encouraging. and We have ~ doubt long period 4
prosperity 4 before Tie depression In prices yestcr
day caused partially hy the disposition exhibited ~
holders Of stocks 70 realize The advance during the
t~o ~ three days previous had been very great and
parties uho purchased a. lower prices anxious o
Secure the improvement and close W their operations
This reduced the number q buyers the market and
increased The number Il sliefa Tho natural effect n
such estate q things t. depress prices and add
srgey = the supply q took offered at the board To-
day nee bu crs have made their appearance and IN the
courSe ofs day y tso the upwarc movement win doubt
less be - active a. II 40 evidence Il soundnn.s
In the movements which have taken place recently In
the stock market e. TIE reaetions which are real
lied frequently during imitation 10 rriccs Thoy
srve - cheek the expansion and strengthen OPERATOR
very materially The season, tie tate n the public
mind the money market the position 4 money ecurites
the prospective productycrc u Cd works n inter
nsl Improvement the movements produce which la
80 long been locked Up 10 the interior the resumption II
nterns navigation, Ill tend r. accelerate speculation In
sto,As and give upward impetus T. prices Outsider,
GENERA W sre disposed 10 buy stocks; but this ca.s
esrntors nctcr in at low prices " must srait
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City Int lilyence.

iastr srs-The Coroner held inquest yesterday.
the body Of an unknown man found floating at pier
No North river The jury found that he 70 his
death By drowning lie had . black dress coat. black
pants, black vest Wellington boots and small gold rings
in his He was about ihirty-hve years Of age.
Another inquest held on unknown man found
IN the water ai the foot Of Barclay street and the jury
rendered similar verde. 10 the above. lie
shout thirty five years of and about i've feet ten
inches in height Had black mock coat, dark pan
falcons, dark vest red uEdersbrt. and silk oravat.
black ground With red stripes ana had pair Of blue
lnitteIs in his pocket
SEIross Bass B,yp appeared yesterday for the first
time in their and magnificent uniform. with
tire nc~ st Of instruments They accompanied the
Emmett Guard Adkins hand also appeared in a splcn
"a
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ssa,m.n1s OF pts,inruI. he'd People.

Major s e. Ridsley, Y. s Army Hon. &, u. Arm
strong j. Capt j h Coocy Col +. Jessup, Conn,
John u Young. Ohio; I.sac Fish Utica; Luke Fox
Montreal Il. II Barclay. Ncvb urghi " Giles Ca, were
smopp the arrivals Yesterday az the Clinton Hotel.
Mrs Edward Curtis. and servant a Washington ~
pubme and lady. CINCINNATI Hon. buckingham,
Penn w = Devon, Cincinnati III q Beeeher Ca
nada r. s Iamor san Frnncisc0, we're among the ar
rivals yesterday at the Union Place Hotel
Gen. T. Csdwaader. Philadelphia GOV pennington
New Jcr.sy J Carpenter Hamilton, Canada Hon. j
X Thurman Warren 90. Z Chandler Detroit Ten
Eyrk Austin Texas r. W Ulrci and family st Louis
VI W Bor and and lady Bottom samuel Wetherel. Bal
timorr O. Scott Philadelphia, were among the ar
ryals al the Irving House yesterday.
Thomas Linger Philadelphia w. white Va N
Rilcr Phiiadelpha y II Davis. Tim Luby. Boston
hr Hastings q john, y p. J. Far4uaharson l.
navy arrived yesterday :. the Athenmu,n.
John Pecd 4 o A Cray. W A. T. ylor Boundary
furvey & Gould. Boston ~ Pratt, Fhila. NJ Crit.
hB "a Com stockton, y J. Lieut. Alden J. Martin,
T. Navy, were amcug H. arrivals yesterday u the
Astor
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Passengers Arrived.
TRINIDAD Cuba l-Sehr ) u Hart-Bernsrd Sakarys.
Passenger sailed.

E'MsNtnKtfS SMIItus
RrRsuDA, Ac-Steamship Merlin-Lt Austin. Mr. Dass-
somhe, Smith, and DIR lliggs For - ThomaMss Rres
Mctsrs Foster Corraya. Mcfarlane Latham Locms.
Bell, DR. Brodbelt.
LoNboN-Packet ship Ocean Queen-wm coSsveli and
lady Isasc Staples and lady Frederick Cogswe Jabe ar
rison, thnrle Harrs0n John Mckewan, lady, and tive
daughters; Berrer lady four children, and Mr.
Cooper child and Petre and LADY, Mrs Duger,or
and three children, John ~ Brand. lady and infant Mr.
Ada and lady, Samuel Glover James Ring George Dex
ter Emerson, CLas Bodies and VIM Cruits and friend
New York; Mr. Earl lady and child California; Mr. Frank
lin Canada West Col Coke, lady, and daughter Mizs
Marr. Rchd Cove and Sidney sewhorter. Alabama:
Mrs II Crisw old three children and servant Miss McCur
dy, and Dr. Mathew Grisrold q Lyme. CT Isaac Ran.
hin, Newark, " DIR Haywood, Raleigh. Nc SB Allen.
Cincinnati o. Woodward and George Wright Washing
ton; Mr. f.edrett, London, and 90 Ia the s,eerage.
LIypRrooI-Pscket ship Liverpool-Rey T. sheridan
Pbsdelrhis thas Dana 81 Louis & Taylor, Eng Joha
Elliott Stephen Major, Mr. wsrburton.
IIvrRpOoL-Packet ship Prineeton-H Sch allehn LADY,
and I've children Mr. Brevoort, Mr. Zell, Mr. Hughes.