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PHILADELPHIA AND LIVER

PHILADELPHIA AND LIVER
IL POOL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
CITY OF GLASGOW. 1910 tuns, Capt. X Mathews.
PENNSYLVANIA, 2-2oomns, Capt w. C. stotesbury.
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, 2e89 luns
Two Of the above ships now being built and will
be placed on the line during The ensuing summer.
The CITY OF GLASGOW, Capt B. R Mathews, Qse
ofthe Great Western ~ IL intended 10 sail under
FROM PHILADELPHIA. FROM LIVERPOOL.
Saturday, 18th March. Wednesday, l2th February.
May. - April
HATES OF PASSAGE.
FROM PHILADELPHIA. FROM LIVERPOOL.
Saloon. Dollars Saloon ......2 Guiue6s.
Cabin ........ 60 Dollars Cabin. Ills Guineas
These ratesinclude Provisions add rrds Fee hut not
Wine or Liquors. which can be hal card
First class steamships ply between verpool and Gss-
gov, HAVE, Rotterdam Leghorn Marseilles and other
Meoitersr pors, BY which goods can be shipped to
Liverpool ard thence by this line Ia Phadel phia direct
Parties wishing visit the Worlds Fair arrange FOR
passage and home. The accommodations and attend
will be found most superior.
An experienced Surgeon viii be carried each ship
Freight on dry goods 80s. per tun.
Ali goods Agents 10 Philsdelohs and Liver
poo will BE- 20, vsrded with economy and dispatch
For freight or passage. apply TO
RICHARDSON WATSON& co Eew-York and Philad.
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS Il co Liverpool
PATRICK HENDERSON co Glasgow. iHH
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COURAUD'S MARVELLOUS ITAL-

NIAN MEDlCATED SOAP will insure, to anybody
using H. dazzling white skin ard rosy cheeks The
nedicamenis OF which II 10 composed Of 90 powerful
nature that the host Of cutaneous
redI roughness tan sunburn, saowness. freckes,
pmpes letter salt rheum, chaps, chaes, chbains. &c,
must give way before them leaving the skin white, so,
smooth and transparent and altogether lovely Neither
nader wife mother should any other delightful
emoient In their lavaons For shaving II is the most
glorious compound used making rich creamy lahsr,
10 salt hard well us In son GOUkAUDS POU'
DIRE SUBTLE is warranted to uprOo supetfuous hair
nom any part OF the human body. GOURAUD5 MEDl.
GATED HAIR RESTORATIVE viii prevent badness,
and restore hair places whence u has fallen on
will also give dry and why hair rich moisture and
magnificent fohness and gloss GOuRAUOS LIQUID
ROUGE mparts 10 pale lips and cheeks permanent rose
stain GOURAUD'S DETERMINATIONS LIQUID HAIR
DIE the article invented for changing red or gray
hair beautiful black or brown In few minutes dOO
RAUDS LILY WHITE removes instantaneously hushes,
rtdness saowness roughness, &c The genuine articles
are " be had only OF Or FELIX GOURAUD. 81 walker
o. hrs door from (not in) BrOadway r. r. Calender 81
South Throst Philadelphia Bates Jordan, lZs wash
hgt0n-st Boston. l<$eOu
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SHleRKs ,sn sOkdOEA
CRUCES. ! tfAhAAA
TNHE IRVING HOUSE, at Chagres,
r Wallace w Williams assisted by Hugh Miller.
FHE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL, Al 9orgons, IN
der he arrangement Of A B. Miller and J. " Conger
PHE AMERICAN HOTEL, Al Cruces, under the mar
sgement Of r R. FogeI and h. Miller Jr.
fHE UNITED STATES HOTEL a PEnarna, under
The mana cement Of Adrian 3. Miller. lei D&Cu
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TWO DAYS LATER NEWS To
II CALIFORNIA, by BERFORO & CO.'S EXPRESS,
Ator House-Leers aud Packages by our Express are
to leave New York by the steamers OF 3th and 28h OF
each month days aier the L. ). Mai steamers, and
arrive at the time san Francisco Letters for sac
Yamen Stockton San Jose the Mines, Oregon and Sand
witch Islands VIII be forwarded Immediately By TINS
Express two davs later be sent from the III
ted States and viii be delivered in advance Of the T. 3
Mail.
NB-No Letters are sent by the Postmaster at New
York by The steamers of 18Th and 2Sth.
Der fORD co, AsOr House, Neseyst,
fff and cor of Cav and Ke rney-sts San francisco
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umpire CITY LINE-At reduced

Umpire CITY LINE-At reduced
Arates Of Through tickets 10 San francisco via
Chsgres and by the L s Mail Steamships on the Pacific
The splendid Steamship EMPIRE CITY eco tons burden,
j. d. Wilson Commander, viii leave her dock pier No
North River for Chsgres direct on Thursday February 49,
a. S O'Clock p. NJ.
All valuable packages sent on board the value must be
declared and paid for accordingly. The ship will not be
accountable for luggage SUCH unless bills OF adng be
signed All freight must be on board and bI OF lad
ing signed previous 70 the day OF sailing.
For Passage or freight apply TO b, STONEi
II 10 Battery place
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FANCHERONIAN

DROPS-A sure and safe remedy for, and VIII
positively cure the Sick Headache, Chs and Fever Jaua-
dee Dyspepsia. Chronic Darrhea Sea sickness Choefs
And Ckoera Ipnium and restore healthy action TO the
Liver without particle Of Caomel Mercury. QGinne or
Norphne entering into their compound. They VIII also
correct all derane Of the Stomach and relieve rom
those aches and pains throughout he system cOmmoAy
called rheumatic Its Xellent remedy for The GRAY
III. and as a VERMlFUGE or WORM Medicine there is
none better There other medicine that gives such
universal satisfaction In the above diseases.
Prepared only by DR.. J. s FANCHER, lao fuon-st
New Yerk-a few doors from Broadway For sale al isost
of the dugstores In the city and throughout the country
t24 2AwSms
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Perry Dsvss
u EGEPABLE PAIN KILLER, is the

~,,I,,,- Perry Daviss
v IRRITABLE PAIN KILLER. is the
ees s,aele IN ne world for the immediss relief or
seIns &c lsiernd Complaints Fun directions for ts ice
viii be fourd m the Peoples Psmphesp published by the
Or copy Q! winch viii BE- given with every
"0sue fo' n eN s ~ wholesale IN New-York. by
Sortand-st Minor Cs 2l4 Nlton.st; Geo j. w
nn5Oee y Nasssnst HaSilsnd Keese Co SO Maiden
snee ID Ward Co s. 90 Alcott McKissna RObbins.
~ ~ CO.. Leeds HezzTd l2l do; Trpp@e 2s 90
ssef'on Bsocoek Wood, lSs DO X. g. Hsvand Co III
crosdway; Hayd0ck, Cories 4 Csy 2is peal a.. q Y
snekeneSS Co 81 Barcsyst- Koop Fscher 4 Co NaSy-,t
Aso, for Sale by the Trade generally.
49,, BEWARE OF COUNTERREITS
In Manufactured by the propuetors.
PERRY DAVIS 4 SON
NO ~ Highest Providence
nv n. 59 VIZ nene Pain Killer belongs exclusively TO PR.
Sy ~ 500 SON AZ Trade Marx rescDty decided
-F''~e SOoit. - 3n+
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physicians PRESCRIPTIONS dis
~ FAMILY MEDICINES Of
VIE MIRACULOUS MEDICINE
W TTcls NrRVOTTc ANTInOTE
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
TAs ORIGINAL dad oaip GeRuiae

DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
TAs Original dRd oaiy GeaEfae,
ANEW ESvELOP AND MUCH ENHANCED Boxes
THIS ONLY NEVER-FAILING,
Il quick and certain for Burns, ScSds Piles Sores
Cuts, Wounds and al external inaammAnons, can only
se obtained GENUINE and in ils pristine purity, rom The
Proprietor himself and his authorized agenl&
CAUTION EXTRA.
Avoid eouuteriets In the old wrapper and the small
boxes they Hood the market, and the low p-ce OF the
Poisonous stuff 10 sold A. is strong temptation to certain
dealers 10 buy and sell deeierous and counterfeit ard.
se 10 order TO make good profit but without regard to
lie health OF the consumer
DOUBLE CAUTION.
certain notorious In this city, called the En-
pire Company, sells nostrum In a wrapper under my
name on which certain "a L. Comsock figures sole
proprietor" Al can say 10 the public is beware Of in
position and poisonous limitations Of my salve
BesuTe and bay DALLEYS Extractor ONLY 10 the new
eavelop ard the large boxes and avoid the Al
you would poison. Mind the embens on The new wrap-
psrs-ThaRgle, Sun, Serpent Lion, Dove and Eagle
MARI, nyou want the genuine sriele, apply to H. DAI.
LEY AIS Broadway sole inventor and prOPIeIox Of Dali
LEYS Magical Pain Extractor
Tor sale also by A. b. d. Sands, Hsyilsnd, Reese 4
Go. C. v ChekeDer L Co and al RashtOn's Mrs- Hayes
Brooklyn and WIN. 7. Mercer. Newark. n J. jSl lmeOd'
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
4 PANY-FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON-The
public informed thai under arrangements OF this Com
pAny inspected approved by the Navy De-
to Ban Francisco the rs aud fifteenth
DAYS OF each month unless detained by unavoidable acci
dent or the nop-Hva Of the Malls al Panama The Steam
Of the first u the month VIII touch a Acapulco san
Bias MazsraD, San Diego and Monterey The Steamers u
the fifteenth Of the month viii touch a. Acapulco but 81 no
The following United sta;es Mail Steam Packets are now
in the Pacific OF which will be always In port 81 each
OREGON .o9s tuns TENNESSEE 800 tuns
PANAMA .......lt6I - lNORIHEkNERl1O -
CALIFORNIA D.. ESQ - COLUMBIA..... ESQ &c
fNICOBN .. 6oO CAROLINA 80. COO
ro ga sARA 1850 SANps Vii 6v 1sg ns bs
tween San frsncsco and ports IN Oregon awaiting Al ne
former port the arrival Of mails and passeng from P6na
ma and returning without delay with mails and passengers
for the following steamer fTOm San Francisco.
regular line OF propees will be kept up for the ralE
poraon OF freight and transient passengers between Pan
anna and San Francisco
The connection in the Atlantic Will be maintained by the
Steamships EMPIRE CITY, leaving New-York ca the
18Th and CHEROKEE, leaving NeV-York the 18th Of
each month FOR ChagreS third boat will also be kept in
New-York az a spare steamer.
The new steamships CARIBBEAN and PHlLADEL-
PHIA will form q direct line between New-Orleans and
Chagres leaving such periods a. will insure as he
detention O. possible the lshmuS and forming with the
Pacific steamships, THROUGH LINE 10 and from New
Orleans and ports In Mexico California and Oregon Pas
sage from New Orleans can be secured from ARMSTRONG,
LAwRAsoN 4 Co., Agents.
RATES OF FARE PROM NETWORK TO eHAGREs.
Saloon State Room SlCO Lower Cabin Bertn--.'-.Sso
Storage found with marasR and Board 81
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Saloon State Rooms $500 Lower Cabin Berth $50
Storage found with mHitrsss and Board lS
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO ASTORIA.
Cabin..........,....SOO Steerege.
the Company, 81 and S. south-st 6fD&W
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II Small STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

>. MAIL EAMSHIP COMFAN 1,
- For Havana, New Orleans and Chagres. Through
Tickets San francisco reduced rstes New Orleans
passen transferred a. Havana 10 the DoubIeEngLe
steamship FALCON
On Tuesday February 18th, At P M. the splendid
Double Engine steamship GEORGIA, 5000 tuns burden,
D. D. PORTER u S. N, commander, viii sail precisely at
O'Clock NJ from her pier al foot OF Wsrren-s N. K
with the Government Mails, direct for HAVANA and
CHAGRES
Freight taken to Chagres al usual rates.
Specie only taken freight 70 Havana and NeW-Oreans
For passage freight apply 10 -. oorrprs
t23 ulF III WesI-sL corner Warren
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! 5tsH; i I g %fsaSs Commissioned.
fiotsH CDELAFIELD SHITH-)

NETWORK SUPERIOR cOURT-Heny Schultz against
Ei7abs'l George l. Broom William Brew1 sEd heoecca
his Wire, Christopher Bro m William Broom = Rex sad MAY
Req his WIFE forme, Coe Samuel Yerks and Charles
Yes infants Winthrop John Dsvhn George hde
George Charles T. Yes aud Winthrop Saresnt Execu
tors VIII and Testament Of Samuel Broom deceased
summons for restIo the above named defendants BEIH
BROOM, SAMUEL r. fEkhS ard CHARLES ]. fEhkS; You
hereby required the complaint this
this day ed in tn Office Of the Clerk Of the
Court Of New York, and 70
COPY your the sand COMPUTATION the subscribers Their
efce Wal Nsw-iok within twenty days ate the
service of Ibis Summons you exclusive Of The day such
aud fail the said complaint wi hin tbs time aoretaj
plaintiff this will apply the Cont for the relief dc
manded IN the crmpl-nt - Dated February H. 1851
POWERS TALLMADGE, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
III law6sTu 50, Wall ST.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ssUPREnECOURT-in sPplcs on o;he nAy2I
Skdsrmsn and COmmonaty Of the City Of rev org ~,
OPENING aud lay out OF pubic place Known az
SQUARE ts Seventeenth Ward ofSta c.y Tie
Su appointed by rule supr. give notice pursuant n
Ia. ohs Legislature me People OF e So
Of New Yok eloI IA Act 70 amend an sntisd Act
rslncs several laws relating particularly tie Cts o. SeWf0k,
passed April sl3 passed April co. 1895 tta the
,hsrsct Of he estimate and al TOE Comm he
containing the Of the lots tsssec
tie numbers or ssch lots tbey the Of e Co
Ionsrs together maps Of Asseasneri
other docUmsnts Which used the Conn -
ocs Cny and Now York FOR the inspection Of
there 70 rsmG Tor a. cast sixty e3ysse
fore the Comossrs make Their report 10 he aa spree Coa
pl-cs hsrsiussr snosed Anotbs sss Con
further ns pursuant 70 toe egssnsnts Of The hc ess
ton the City AID Couoy Of Nsv YcE,
other purposes passed May ~ $780, Passed May ls &c
sossd uunproysd land affected thereby, that they have
plated their estimate and lsSesSneI and that all psToon' whose ~
arrests affected hereby tnc VINO nay be opposed 70 s sans
rqested present then objections writing 70 L. Delahes
B Of the sad Commissioner. at ns place Of BUSINESS 10
" Wal street II Tho Cay OF nsS IoA rtNH hI esSs rom .hs
this Notice And that the l embraced by 'hs asossseo
are fohows ssyAn those lots pieces parcels o.
tn which vii be required 20 BE- ken ef ns fio'' opening
and bounced described for
bws to wit; On the ouherB SIDE by sEhse1 0n Tue uothsJ
axe By Seventh street tbs saoT SIDE b. Td avenue and on
westerly 1s by Fourth And Also Al The lots psceso
fronting side Of Rourh be
tween s norsT ns SIDE Of Eighth eet and the souihsy
hls side u TsD sScij and also, lot No 70 Fou avenue
corner Tenth street And also, al the lots
ssrces Of land fronting ess;sy Fourth avenue
and pt No ~ tosrn
ss westerly s o, side Of The Bowery between Great
al Aston place and also the ota known by hs street nosra S
,r p.rcs al ssd. fon e westerly = Thirt
gsuus paos and Eih And o, all the ot,
' , :, Ps'ss o. .rs ~ pt Tor S., A. tie s
urthsrgv ths the above mat
r.r Of Tho ssd Court held ihe Ci Hall Or hs City o.
EswYor hopdAy tie % day Of Each 1881 Tie opsons Of
ss coar, on a Ss :. sos1 hstSF a. COUNSEL car
T2LMAN J. WATERS, }
JANIS II. PlkkNEI. fSOuul stOuas
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Is PUsUASCE the surogts ofts OF hs"
ITod hereby gwen to all person. having ella ms 'siIs
WILLIAM SELDOM, late Of the City oil Norfolk NfSna, de
ceased 10 vouchers thereof the subscriber
a. bis Office No the City Of NewYork Be
eight Of JAy reTtDstsa New iok TIE s7ih
dsy Of January, 1881. SAMUEL COLOAlE,
is lsw6nN Administrator, with the viii annexed.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of s Surrogate Of the Couny
tSeu York hersoy gwen 70 all psrsCns having clans
srsf HF SRY AIlES kts II ths CITY u York
e. prssru With Youchsrs tAsoi 70 III subsc 4 ts
oce Of Henry Allen, 30 q Cecaf srest II - c Of N~ YORK
Or or leor. n. II August -Dasi
third Of Fetrusry lctl. htHft ALLkt. iYrscrt. "a
4laucm1gf WILLIAM GALE,
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Il PURSUANCE of order o. the Surrogate Of toe County Of
KswYok, notice hereby 70 an having claims
Saust JANIS LAME late Of the City OF Nav fork merchant
tailor ceoesed present the with vouchers tne
subscribers oes Of Charles Taylor, Esq No 10 Nassau
street Of before the ninth day Of August
ns1i.- Dasd Nav York ths 3.st day SfJaDgary 1881.
MARTHA ". LAME, AtmiantrstrUand
AZ lawenTu ROSEkT J. NAV, tAdmnstrttor
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II PURSUANCE OF The sutoSss oAs County d
Ines Yoh hereby Evsn al parsons having clans
Gzsnsi WILLIAM BURcR ss Of the City York gar
densr c'esssd % sh vouchers eeoohs
scrbsrs he oEcs Of kshsm No ~ SsssAustrest City
NsvYOrb before the ies day Of uas nsIt Dated
YorI, The 10Th day Of Dcosmhsf 1880
NARY ASN BCRCH. Erscu;nr
30 iaw6mTu BENJAMIN PETIT, E1ecutor-
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tsrnoon, merely TOR the purpose Of inspecting the
premises, which had been visited 80 summsrily
Saturday night Much TO his surprise, he found frem
twelve to fifteen men spgsged In playing cards with
considerable amount OF money on the table. Being
uAaccsmpanied by any poese, he did not attempt TO
make any arrest but drove the whole gang out OF tho
place through . window eighteen feet from the
ground. He took the cards, money, doe box, disc,
and doninAls, and very singular game box OF which
no one knew the precise One Of the police termed
IL Snake In the Grass from the tact that OF
the dseigns in the box rssembled . snake.
Two drab overcsats were left In the room, which
were carried to the MarshAls ofhoe, aud for which
wanted In the pockets Of one Of the coats
was found the following notice in large letters
Gentlemen will please occupy this ofioen
whether this csbalistio phrase viii afford any clue
to identity the owner OF the coat remains to be
The following list of tho arrested though
probably fictitious Calvin Smith, Thomas Kay,
Francis sno~. Alex'r johnson. John Crimes j ohn
williams, Joseph stephens Geergs Maniey, George
Rice, Richard Kennedy, Christopher Hunt, Francis
Mason, Jehn Wilson, Elliott Thorn pson VIM Thomp-
son, John Tewkesbury, George Williams. J ohm Wood
John Green, John Brown Moses Austin Elias Bartlett
Phillip Hatch, George Booth, Thomas W hite. NahAm
fickey David studley jonas Evans, jeremiah Pratt,
David Kenny. Rogers Doherty, Chas. D. Weston,
James Williams, John Caldwell. Lyman Brown, VIM.
A white, Joseph Allen Samuel Hurds, VIM II Collins,
Chss Emerson. Lowell L Rey John Dean, True Gill
con. Thomas Q. Rand John w Morgan, Jehn Heath
wood John Jones, John Young, J ohm Stewart John g.
Walton, Franklin Hayden, Henry Barnes, Daniel
Thomas Bliss, VIM. Leonard. John G. Griffin Georgs
Proctor, Walter Ware. John Evans George Williams
Charles Shaw, David Richardson Chss Hart, Charles
Town. (Charlestown) George Burr, Thomas Smith,
VIM Horton, James Crockett Francis Ly man; Ersstus
Hubbard, George W Wsdleigh, Charles Dolan Stephen
+ Brown, Henry Davenport, Jok Lane, John Hunt,
John Triple, VIM stuck George Butler George gilbert,
Cbas. Howard, Peter Farley
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D1e0.
On Mondsy evening March 10 LAyIsIA B.cKra, only
child OF Chss w Timpson aged year aud months.
The relatives and friends of the family, are re-.
spectuly invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday
18th inst at 4 p NJ. from No. 1913 Grand street
On Monday, March 10, RICHARD KELLY, late OF the
city of Dublin, aged So years
The friends and AGO uant q nces OF the family
epectuy invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence y Gold street this day, at O'Clock, with
out further invitation. Carriages not allowed.
Dublin papers please copy.
On Monday, March 10 MARIA MACDONALD, relict Of
the late James Macdonald, aged SO years.
The friends and relatives of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from the residence
Of her eon John Macdonald 40 West Thirteenth street
this Tuetday, at 8 p. NJ
Suddenly on the 10th of March, CoRSgIIA, wife OF
Henry r. Chattsrton and daughter OF VIM Greene,
eenr.
Her remains will be taken to Woodbridge, N. j.,
on Sunday, the 9th of March JAMES ToRMEr, I'd the
18th year Of his age
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend his funeral on Tuesday, the 18th inst, at u
o'clock from his late residence In First avenue
OF Eleventh street. N. B. No carriages allowed.
On the 9th of March at 7. M JOIN only son of
II. P: and Louise Randolph aged years and IL
months.
His remains will be taken to Fort Lee for inter
on Tuesday March 18th. Carriages will be In attend
snce at Heboken, At IL o'clock.
Richmond papers please copy.
In 6pottsvvania county, Va March ., Hon. FRAN
BRookE, Of the judges OF the Virginia Court
ofAppes and one of the few surviving officers Of the
On Saturday, March 8. HARRIET B wife of VIM. +.
Lawrence, and daughter OF Eph. and Louisa Barrett,
Of Camden, Me.
ESD year of his age native of the city of New York,
and resident Of that city for Q number of years.
At Chagres on the 7th Of February, of Inflammation
Of the lupgs, WILLIAM HrsRr kEELERin the 2oth year
On board the Empire City, of Chagrss Feb "a, VIII
son ". FISK OF this city, aged 80 years
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Cleared.
dq John Psiis1 bs1i sss. s cssa:s D'a''
e,ys. Cub. P.sssss
!,iens tB,eml New orlehsi Vernon, Faye savannah.
nss ArisDs Hu,, ccr.es,iah Trieste; w.rci,sa, Pow
sc6r.-H.ry IBr1 Bona Hsiiaa Hnatsr 90; Monte
rev. Aci.rl, Port LA,aoea sas GreenmAn spenoer So
siTnin ss an 4ai II.
mEstoG Eli. ElIis w.shinssop; Hsnrise Tusss Rich
Alice sesm.n Bsiimers; Kasc Edssra, Portland Avens
''' hAA'ii 10 Arrived.
Ship Brookiyn Riehnrdton Baltimore days with COAL
B;ts iy,sl1s o F:rsl.aa, Cooke $. Tssm,;; Feb ,s
sessed heavy ~sathenost Of the crew have been
Brs BsIry Marshall tot Bristol. MOI wsst cardens'
days With 81 gar, sc to master =
tic. &C. to Lewis 10Th nit ssS fore. ana ii. ssSr
hssT Car. se o &
APPEARED 70 belong 20 sohr sst sAoIt time .hs water
nskt q thu fs ins one q the Grew fell overheard from
The h,aa ,trikips on TIE sA IN his Dc,
net AVE fia he sslssssdt 70 GirospSi. aAa ''
sebr PsInsJvsniA Bill. philadelphia days bound 70
sslr Bon English. Lyon Phi.dslpbiA days. bouai 70
sshr Alexander Bl.,sn. Phll,ssiph. aay, bound %
sshr Ei,irs Thompson. Fisher. PAI.dsiphia days,
sshr \ Tcpss,as, -. Philseelrhls. days, bound 20
ssSr JoLn Croroa ronlin, Ph!l.Asiphs2 days bound
resr Fsbsths Or e. Trrs. Psnapepas 3ith ut ash
cit Pp mher Hooh Roads carried forsmast In gale
the Vut tsoa repairs and sailed the
Is. inst
ecbr Kiisaheth. Even, Eerwich, days.
stLr hartford Smith, Say brook, 2osys.
schr Niagara. rourgA Philadelphia fisys,
sr S Horace ns .SS f5 Rf..Ss
sohr Brrndyw inc, Candy, Philadelphia, 2dAyA
eahr IasinEton, Williams, PbilAdephiA, 2dkys
sohr sc Delens, Campbell, PhlatelphiA 2days
sshr Richard Thompion. Cofstn, Fhladephik, 2aays.
rchr Lucy Ann. Jonep. PHILADELPHIA days.
Scbr sufhn Orleans, Smith, PHI isdelohis 2 DAYS.
sebr ysster, fonln. Pbadslphiss 2oavs
rchr lima b Beulsh, Brennan. -, days.
sehr Rosoius. Frepeb. Taunton, cAys-
schr sossyLine, Ils ifge, Taunton. Sdsvs.
S0op Mary Or-is. Furber Nor sich. 2 dAyA
tloop Incsx. Dum pus. New Bedford, , eArs
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tloop Radiant, Barker, Pro,denoe.
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RAM 49, ITO Morris Canal b5 Ia SO To- S. 49, 900 d. O.
a. 100 do icy; 100 Reading RR bS * $50 d. 81 400
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BosroS, March 10, 1851
The SO gamblers captured BY Marshal Turkey, in
q decent ten gambling houseS were brought before
the police court tls morning and fined five dollars
each. There were young and old amongst the num-
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