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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Bb-P T BAENvN Manager and Proprietor TUES
DAY June H. the celebrated Leon Javclh 80 long and
tayorahy known ~ connection with the Ravel faniy =
In the AFTERNOON. TIE THREE CUCkOOS and
A TIT MPtNG IEGACN m the EVENING, AMI
NAL MAGNETISM ,nd svtraoriinav exploits upon The
Tight Rome hv Leon jNyelIi and Herr Cline To conclude
with the DOUBLE BEnDFD ROOM Also. Happy Ia
mily Admission d cents Children ander 10 wears l2o.
EELLOWS' MlNSTRELS, at FELL
u LOWS new MUSICAL HALL. 80 Broadway, be
tween Howard and Grand So Oren every nwht. TINS
Justly celebrated and eihcent cerps Of talented and eSps
uenced performers under the sne management OF X.
Fellows whose Concerts t- cly fr the past year have
been received with the greatest favor b. the elite and fash
ION FROM all parts Of The lticn Fel"ss Musical hali rs
one OF the most spacou, and beet ventilated huag, the
world
Admission g cents Doom open AT. Concert to COM
meuce at gO'cluck.
An Afternoon Concert every WEDNESDAY and SAT-
URDAY Tor the SPECIAL Accommodation of families. com
mtncing al o'clock. ~ lelo
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- eItSs. &C by two respectable Girls one 70 COOK,
s a ana mon the other as ChambeTmald and LaundTeSS
- 1y Competent t. III both situations and can prodsce
$3.50 OF city reference from their last employers Caa
" syn ior two days ~ S02 MottSt. fins; ho0T )e7 IT.
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The situation Of this house commands the attention OF
fmies and gentlemen visiting the CITY, dIrils the
months. The present occupant VIII make arran-s
1c-s EL families shat wish % secure permanent board
who would do well call early IN order 30 have choice
The best % references can be gwen rs regards
re STYLE and mmoiaflCns OF the house. lel0 IN
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in BROOKLYN.-Situa-
VHE ADVERTISER. a respecta0Ie.

THE PIANO-FORTE.-A Lady, a pu-
Il ull Of Mons THALBERG, Just arrived from London;
ewes lessons On the Piano Forte. Having long studied
under tho above uDoqualed master she competent -
perfect her pupils all STYLES of Muse For address.
ply 20 Mcssrs DUBOIS & WARRlNER, 800 Broadway.
fa1aef
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.OARD in the COUNTRY.-Sever

n FAMILIES procure board for the Summer season al
HEADOW-SIDE. within short nde Of Glen Cove. The
house situated immediately by the wafer newly built
with large any and eomRedous rooms and surrounded by
shady walks and beautiful scenery. Persons dcsrOts
procuring board 0btl every information hy applying "
le9 3wt ALBERT II. COCKS, l3l b0weTy.
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AS Cook, Washer and lroner, and to do
u al kinds Of housewOrs, by an experienced "enAnt
hSs been thirteen tins country No gmecuh !" 80
asori distance frn the CIV Appl, ~ % GaiNcyoor ST.
ltT Hudson Good CAY references sNSn. Jtli IL
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y Rcmoye ,he Pimples, FreekIes, -, co. p
~ The Human Hair, he

TE The Human Hair, being m9isS1ed WIN a bar'
Of a Is bottle of JOkES'S CORAL HAIR RESIOkA-
nv r. immediately becomes alive, the bulbs Of the hair
are rauat,d the scurt removed and The b'r stopped
Gom falling and forced Co grow tins also dresses te NAN
haanillnlLN- Ii . ssld only 10 so. BIoadwaN.
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~ EyerY Man his own NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BENEFIT 81 ILDING ASSOCIATION-Eyery member
ofth ASSOCIATION requested attend the next regular
meeting. on TUESDAY Evening, June l7th at Warren
Hall corner OF Oliver and Henry sts, for the purpose of
making the necessary arrangement to become Incorporated
under the Act recently passed by the Legislature All
who are unable attend VIII please written authority
20 their friends represent their interest leave their
names Secretarys Office necessary that every
member should be represented = JESSURUN, SCC'Y.
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ROARD-A very desirable Room on
II the first fer will be let 20 one or single gentle
men with breakfast and tea and dinner sunday Apply
a "a Hous;on-s ei5 81
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ROARD.-Gentlemen with their wives,
OF single Gentlemen can obtain 6ne rooms with Board
L 60 Warren. 81 References exchanged. leio lw'
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The Books of the Fourth Building Association now
ready aud be obtained at the Office, thus day, until
o'clock IN the evening JeH ~
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POARDING.-Several single Gentle
, men ran beaccomrodated with -eu,col Bolrd Fo-
.IAen L1caCt witnin tvo minutes ~ tte Ferry House
complete ever respect nor cold and shower haths-1ne
view Of the bay, Address "HOROAEN 10 tnis ONCE
iel7 3fs
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

ksUNN & CO. American and Foreign
I'VE Patent Agents and Publishers II ,he Scientific Amer
can weekly journal Ct Inventions and patented improve
rents each number containing from - y engrvngS ~
the attest Improvements N machinery Once lss Futonst
-
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- Toreign Nail Letter Oflce. Chatham Sqnarc,

corner Of East Broadway. Steamer NORTH AMERICA,
for Ieland-her Letter Bags Will close al this Office To-
DAY at o'clock, p. M for Liverpool, London, Ireland,
France all parts OF Germany. and other foreign countries
AARON SWARIZ,
Post Office, Chatham Square n. Y, June H. 1851 IL
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A : general HouSEMAD and Washer ana
IN rouor and 10 DO PLAIN cooking by genieel Young
ChaSt far Two DAYS jel7 lt'
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10 tom TOT Tue TOIItt: III = n % N! ~
complete of Dental toilet articles embracing bottle OF
premium Tooth Wash, box of DentIltce Tooth Brush,
orange wood Picks &c, only 81 so, for cleaning ana pre-
serving the teeth and gums and purifying the breath ele-
ganty and compacy put neat case and very cenVe
for travelling purposes also making very seiu ana
beautiful present Tooth Wash - cents Denirhce y ana %
cents For sale by A b I'd SANDS, 100 Futon-st. c.
n Ring, 1872 Broadway W. futile, $40 broadway VIM
H. Cary Co. 2i3 Pearl-st Jelt lN
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NNO CONTRACTORS.-To remove a
4 large quantity II Earth. Apply 70 ANSON G.
PHELPS corner Thirtg -fTst-s and East River el7 g.
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DRUG CLERK-Wanted a Young

u Thusinoss with furniture. instruments sc for sale
There Is an excellent patronage The only reason for sell
ing desire on part of the proprietor to leave the
country Address A. III, Tribune Office Jelbt
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cA1Utpss, Asren I5 o r NJ.
BsrApsTurrs- Flour There has ben bat littl- doing
in State -four. and the los grades heavy Western
is In fair demand, Ohio In particular FOR the East
and for export little nothing has been done gana.
dian has been In ured for Provincial account but
~ prices below th. views Of holders The do.
superhne; ~ 30 . - h5k tor common 70 straight
State; ~ 63h q 81 IS for indiana snd Michigan:
81 tsL So 81 a for New Orleans com mon to choice
ard 81 s1A S7h Tor pure G.nes-e. Southern dis.
plays rather more activity and hrmne.s sales
900 tbls ct 81 90 81 TSfor mixed to straight brands
With limited supply at So sTk. Corn meal small
sses at 50 90 for jersey and 80 Is for Bra ~ne
Wheaf is in moderate request for milling A lot Of
handsome white Michigan 1000 bbls soid high
told at TSc. Barley IL scarce. and much wanted. at
81 1ss 81 70. Oats dull ana rather sssree Jer.
sey sold at ~ 4gc; and canal and river so SIC
Com IL heavy and demand light Tor home trade A
little IL doing for export 1T inside prices The ssles
up 60 bushels, at 6bc for Long leland
peas were cold at ~ a 81 CO..
Corr osThs MAJ k.t IL 90 cell supplied by sellers
that II difficult 70 effect sale. at any adVsnc. che
ruling previous TO the arrival o. the and
quote ADJ market at that range Of figures, ~ith
Gales Of 1 2co bsles
Ppovtsross The market for pork va. steady but
dull and prices tended eighty downward Nee Ia
nominal at tl3 BY for msss, aud ell ~ for prima
The sales Of old 200 bbl- vt Sl1 20 Tor and
$40 for prime 900 bbs. ana tercsr % sh0uidyfs snd
81, the former Beet IN fair dem tn1 with salss
OF 200 bbs In retail lofs At Ss 5ba flO 20 for and
AZ Sc for prime Beet bs ms frm: 81 bol. sold at
S15 so for good Picked meats are steady At previous
rates, the supply 10 limited Ls'd -as IN better re.
auest with sal.s OF 900 400 bbls stSA Ask steam
and No q Butter i.l,ss active and some shat lover
Ohio sells at IL and ordinary Htate At maze Tor
dairy. Cheese IL STEADY and selling a. 5h AK
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Arr1ve <l.
Packet ship Nor tezums De Courcy Lve-pao February
5th With mdse aad Sy5 passengers, to q Marshall &
&c. eaIet in 60 with ship Universe Bird SD stae Rgn
berg Sd inst Ion fen in with large quantites Of
bed and had toUand as far South lat a. order
Paeket ship De Witt Clinton Funche Liverpool As days
wish massaLa pstsers'rs 10 Taylor a kiteh.
ship HaItshorps Liverpool 70 days, with ndse and
ship st Gee ss Liverpool. % days with nlss and
BsIS Irss zska sremj frOhlss Rotterdam vi. corss
with nese and rassngers 70 kdersd Bros FEB a. lat
90 Ion ~ saw br ship neriea. bound T.
Weymouth Eng 81 days with mtss aud 70 Passengers
Frnch heIcLe Has experienced very hsAyy weather
Brig Russis tof Boston) Hanson Neuyia IL days with
mflasses and narogsny, y Owens Sons March was
the los Of main iEcn topgAiant mAsts parted
the 18th, II lat 30 ~. Ion 70
dayt, with sugar and uelssses. 70 Il D 8roeAnsn
Brig Lady q the Lake tBtl Gin Bern days in bal
Br stesm.hip Merlin. samTs.n h.ues FOR sermuds
sckr Emily n lizard, be frites 81 Johas, Pr March 2.
timcre The triE wais Tor HGn.coa ana NYorE sid
sssr K.s.v.sia, Mutter Darisa. G. with lumber 70
schr Kmprs Hursh. wlnissson, NC. lays with naval
sehr Mary Powell, Powell, Wilmington, NC. days. with
sehr Gen lafayette, Johnson, philsde,Ibis, 2days.
Sctr John ferris kush, yort htytr, days,
schr Benjamin Hmith btains fork River, 2eayB.
sicop Trecchth Brown. Gardiner, Providence.
Sshr Woloott. Beerf Boston, 3dfyg
s ssbr G.nsst,, slsld sg hses lsss: days.
Steamer KsnLebee seJ Philadelphia. 10 hours.
The packet ship senteHna. De cOurny, from Liverpool
In towing this mopisg ashore below tbs
lar dina a. Quarantine staten Ii-nd cut Of at
high water taved The city BY the Ajax
The N received no apparent Damage
YARcpls- wind during til. day from to Me- AID fresh.
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Died.

Died.
On Saturday March 10, after lingering Illness,
JANE PicKFohD wife Isaac Picktord in the AID year
or her age
The friends Of the family and those Of her BROTHER
attend her tuner from Der late r.sdsnoe ITO Cherry
ttr.-t at halt past O'Clock. on Monday afternoon,
without further invitation Her remains will he taken
TO st Johns Chapel tor interment
On SUNDAY morning March 10 MARY, widow of the
late Rev. George Bourne in the list year of ag.
The snsral services VIII take place At the Reform sd
Dutch Ehusea. in rwenty fret street, between the
Filth and sixth avenues, on Tuesday, the 18th list,
al 2o'cisck N. Tba n;sDds Of the deceased of the
Rev. K n Bourne and Of the other members Of the
fsmily respectfully invited 10 attend
On sunday Heruing, March 1e. OF coa.um pton, Mrs.
MARY Am B vile OF John N. Brown in the 45ta year
The relatives and friends of the family. also the
members Of Home Lodge No 4l5, and Hermitage
Lodge ls5 1 o Of Q. Y. are requested to attend her
funeral on Tuesday afternoon, 18th inst, at 81
O'clock from her late residence lao Elm street, with
out further invitation
Cszenovis papers please copy.
On the 18th OF March RoBsRr, youngest child Of
the late J. Allen Ia ylor, aged years
The friends and relatives Of the family invited to
attsnd his funeral t. morrow tuesday afternoon,
from No rs Joralemon street corner OF Henry street.
On sunday, Mar On ID AsrHuR r.. youngest son of
Dr. james W. Powell sgeo mouths sod ID days.
attend tn. funeral 1t o'clock this afternoon, from
~ Warren street corner or Broadway
On Sunday morning March l6, JOHN GRIFFIN, of
Monticello Sullivan county sged 81 years.
The funeral will take place Monday after noon, at
4 o'clock, from the r-sioenc- OF his daughter, 1903
Prince street The relatives and friends OF family
invited 70 att nd without further invitation
On The 10th OF March MARGARET MAHER, aged 10
years sloesS Gaug OF Patrick and Hannah Msher
The friends OF the family are respectfully inved to
attend her funeral, Tuesday, at 2 O'Clock p ~,
fren the residence Of her father SIS est Bread way
Her reDaDs will be taken to Green good Cemstery
On the 10th OF March CLARK wife of Patrick
Clerk native Of the parish OF Caan county OF Cavan
Ireland
Her friends aad acquantanoes are respectfully in
attend her funeral, from her late
in Thirty thru street, bet Seventh ana Eighth
avenues, on Monday, March nth at o'clock Her
remains win be- taken to Calvary Cemetery for In
tsrmeDt
ON Sunday evening, March ID Lucy FOWLER, wife Of
VIM. II Chapman in her 10th year.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon ~ o'clock from
her late resc No IS stanton street Her remains
will be taken 20 New London tor interment
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


HAVANA, Msrch 8 = sugar continues very firm, aud
even shade higher than the quotations We give has
been psia Moiass~s Ia al IN this hsrbor, but has
been bought ~ Ia In sstsbaas. 200 casks Rice have
been so AZ lo and $50 casks at 10 rails Thss Is
cargo shost and TO- CASKS stored in fret hands be
sides Brazil and Spanish. About 81 900 feet steam
tawed lumber from Charleston were sold at S28 30
Two csrgoes Wimirgto River, Mt s24 S23 so. Leay
ing three cargoes from Mobile, hsnd Vessels are
very scarce snd freight. higher f3 los g Us. 3D.
nave heel paid for ao~es "a q 81. for st Peters
burg; 81 box tor sugar to the United States
~ "a So per hid Exchange on London 81 6 par
cent premium New York and Boston, AZ = 8 per cent
discount.
MArAnzAs, March 0 -SBgars for thu pset fortnight
have BET in good st-ady cemaBd and have been
ina oil with come matinn this export hoSever,
d. es not keep pace Win he receipts the
ano the act mulatifD causes ioss TO LOOK litt
downward We quote white 50 "a; yellow, 8 u "a
choice ia; browns 400 Cueuruch-s AZ bh
uscov ADDE'S, al % rs. Moassess plenty at ~
Rice Is not in oematd. II may be quoted At I0A
three csrsoer are 10 rtor- Vessels very saa:ce,
aud are much wanted. fregbts at 81 10 for box.
10 per hhd OF sugar; S334 for mola,ses. Exchsnqs
continues depressed aud In very limited dem and.
We quote 1t r. per cent diseount; sterling, eH
per cent prerl.
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BALTIMORE, March I5-5 2. M.
TIE Oyster Uar-Nec York Packet Ysssei-Ea-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for the Reception and
Enteytainm nj ct The Amoicus- Parodi, &c.
The capture Of the Philadelphia oyster poachers
has caused quite an excitement in the lower
counties, and they begin to think that the outside
barbarisns Of Baltimore are Of some service
after all
A number Of our prominent merchants assem-
bled, by invitation, yesterday afternoon, on board
the schooner Charles Colgate, which has just been
built for MIR. Roses line Of New York packets
After viewing the beautiful craft, the company
were invited Ino the cabin, where they were wei
coined by Mr.. Rose, az agent Of the line, and
Captain James Post az commander OF the Colgate
Full justice was done to the hne spread, aud many
appropriate sentiments were uttered The Charles
Colgate b. one OF the largest sized schooaers, her
burlhen being about - tons, with a capacity OF
stowmg z. go barrels. She has been built through
out Of the hest mate rials and her nnish comb mes
all the improvements which could add 20 her
staunchness and efficiency. She has a half poop
deck cabin, furnished In style OF elegance that
hss seldom been introduced into vessels OF this
kind
The members Of the Amencus Engine Company
Of New York may calculate on a grand welcome
TO our city, without sny fear Of their expectations
being Disappointed. There something peculiar
about Baltimore welcome that touches the heart
Of stranger, and the only fear they may entertain
IL, that they will be surieited with the kindness
that ~ in store for them The members Of the lie.
gslatufe Of Pennsylvania speak OF the Baltimore
welcome and entertainment they recently received,
far echpsng the hospitality extended TO them on
a recent visit to PHILADELPHIA, although an opera
ticket added to the bill Of fare They will find
an outpouring OF heart and sentiment as well as
champaign, and each man will be hailed as bro
ther. There has already been ten clubs formed IN
the different companies, called "New York Clubs"
the object OF each Of which 49, TO do separate ho-
Lors to their New York guests. They will be wei
coined by full parade, with banners and music,
of The whole department, many Of the companies
procuring new equipments for the special purpose.
Psrodis second concert, TO. night, will be az bril-
liant as the frst-the tickets going off with great
rapidity.
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Bosrcr. ksrsh i5.Brekerg Board-ss0o osdensburE
bonds ": 900 s7tS, NJ ana Totcester
Railroad io3A do H4i kkster haroai, 1885 IA 10.
It go Vermont Central ksirose S; 100 o. 81 sf; 10
Old Colony Railroad, be 20; 20 Northtn Raj road 7OA
Co. III 10 DO. T6 40 vermont snd hses Railroad 2.4 70
Do 2ai 400 PhiihdephA, Wilminsten and Batn0fe Rail-
rord M 81. Maine Railroad l0fS estern
~ rosd I0s. South shoSe Rarosd, ia boston sud
Providence Rartsd s3A; 10 stoB snd No. treal
Rsirosd 81 - Bank 81 Con msrce, OK " Ne Oh snts
Btnk lIai ifb Ellsworth Cnpsht - u o. 9ss iu Do
10, 81.
BbtTT~opt xerch is.--Sock spgrd-sfB Baltimore and
Ono Ratlrnsd Dor 1871 g2is loo o. g l0) o. H2
thsrss frank I'm Bsnt ia ~ sbe t8ao q daJ y. Us,
~ clesd 4, iis bid seryl.td s 3 bid 10 ashei; Bal
tr,ote So 100 1901 bid Od4 athed Bal more ssd Uto
Btnes 1871 80 td ssA sktr Do snaree 7iN bid.
StI ssted Ysrh ard Cumhsriand ~. bid ~ asked Bal
tin or. and susquthapnah, 3s4 bid, So ssksd.
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+ ATIsT NEWS FROM CANADA.

~ Prom the Montreal Gazette, June 10, 1891
Cur readers will have observed the which
have appeared our advertising columns of the bensa
r,sulting from the use Of WlSrARS BALSAM or WILD
CHERRY the Of diseases of the respiratory organs
catarrhal an cts liver complaints &c. Many Of the
tfcate eouched in end Thought
TO be mere eatebpnsy notices for purpose Of
attention to quscs medicine. Such, however wstars
Baiam q Wild Cherry is We can ourselves yonoh for
Of these above mentioned whenever have Known
sorted and that when other remedy has been tried
and failed.
From the New York Evening Mirror. March 80, 1897
We regard the wild cherry tree Of natures
rhysioAn sort OF seod ssparian Of the forest for its
lives Of thousands The balam prepared Dr. Wistsr
pure and perfectly preparation Of the real
essence and II 10 remedy by means bai to tase We
sresl ooshdsny and strensly in is pr. o FROM having
when all other prescriptions had proved Of no effect
per.
SALE by the general agent SETH W. FowLE No. 1873
Washington street Boston, nas, and by his sub
throughout the United States and Bitish frsvinoes.
Tor sale By A. B. D. Sands No 100 Fulton
o. William street. BY aavilapd Kee & Co. No s9Msidsn
lane by william Burger, No 81 Courtlandt street; by
Rushton. Clarke Co., No. 10 Aston and No. 273 irving
House, Broadway New York and By druggists generally
wk err
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Arrived ss.urcry aftsrroop-shr Osborne, Mobile FEB
l6 rpoke ed lat 2 Ion ~ Nathaniel kinba Noble Tor
IivstI0tl
Bark Biosbs Mobile Feb 2 brig Palos Busnos Ayres Jan
left shr Shaw dsr tath Maid Of Orleans fer salem ds
CIeNso-Bark FIJI Philadelphia schrs Tlmsthy sad
Phaaosh 0eorsoovp, Dc EarJ Miller Philadephs Ellen,
Ntorh.
arrived sune sy-shipa Lkpand oresns Feb 25 Char
lote heed, do kch sunok Liverpool Lee via st Thomas
Nnschl.
Barb wsbo,sct Bueros yrss Jan n. Left bark John
hilsy b. ston dsys Macon asrney WORK ~ days Foho
30. On l7days bsks susSfs M FOR NHork ed 6sh Nary
Clsteov Feb L. Bross sOrlesps Feb -
prga CT sllerge Richmond. Norfolk Aiexsndria schrs
sanl Dosix, Philadelphia J Corley CO, SYork
soaror.s. s.Eoh is.
Arrived "a ROYAL sailor. from ksysSuts
Cltsred-schr Increase for Curacao.
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DESTRUCTIVE FiRE AT DRPosT, N. VA dis
ructive fire occurred IN this place this morning, by
which the following losses were 81 stained;-A M
Gable. goods in store, 80 600 insured In the E7u.
table insurance Company, New York, $1,000 Mr..
Gable saved his books and papers, which were de-
posited in the safe f. II. Coon, damage to furni-
snce Williams Il Finch, two buildings, $1,000
Insured two.thiris in the Unadilla Mutual.
Wheeler a Finch, damage togoods, $500; insured
in the Saratoga ~ Genesee companies. William
T.. Finch, furniture, &c, 500 insured D. =.
Fireman's Insurance Company, in New York. M.
n Huce, damage TO goods, 500. Total loss,
about q, 600 = Dtposit (N. III Cewler, March IA.
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pHI.p.,P,us. March ia Pm.
Arrive6-Bark Manchester. M,Fsrlsa. Ponce, Pa brgs
Sr.rss s.rS sop6is III Ps1ier c.raeSs. Scots SRI
fssns B.ssr ss n soSr. VIM S.i, oI,'n' wainS
ton Nc cmef'sin Jones, rcaroins RLsA stuart, Lo-
Cissrso-B,,is venezusla, wiIsoa. Lsgusyra Msry
Glars so-spsye s.h. .ehrs Hsepnls 1srj Farrell. as.
bN RLSA ttusrt. LOlier, sYorhs Godfrey, Babeoek.
ca R.%a. rs asi rss. ,sSs
sss ss LsSss ss
s0 nsis lheyr.eH' c'r'oH' Vhsr''On' steamer
~oreign Msiis.
Letter BAGS per Brother Jonshs for Jsrrsca
ch,s,, Valparaiso csllss searuoo. str.nesos
Reseins Room ts srshsnssL AsaJ Hss inst. q, *
letter bag for Liverpool per steamer Baltic. viii close
the Esehspge READING Room ts Esshangel on wednesday
Peasss 20 Dan frsnesss Is cent? whioh osn be pre- paid
not These male WI, &c forwarded In charge Of special
ne shove Letter Bag. sro also a. KsaYon VI wall sres,
rtscslla.coss.
Barn rIzAnTs FarH Cspt Bradford, i enthusiastically
Bessn Csftbs srd lad put into Fsyal ~ distress
Were sns sss, sale on ne ,n ny .or nss
from leit sPe gut b,eh On ne 18th dgins v,osa, gale
,pe asns ashore on Be bach and 20 30 total
lose The cnso saved dsnssed and was 70 %
"pef her IN es'Sr he foilasas slso@ss the asns
.ssaSt toIsmsas ~ o. vessel saG on ssrso. 10 ON
il,yt Bolsies s,1Y - es.go .on irsisn1; Lssnston
Ton COO o. vessel so5 e.rgo ~ feh, Trsm5nt
% 1000 On vssse 100 osgo 5o on fgsisni; serspn.
r sr so's sd sn sss 200 Asav.s On ;t, f o on
., e. M so ~ =. vessel dn zoe ~ Ss On ~
~ iisight iNe Wshina'en Bsstpn. n osr4o bon "a
setco.
rp,e srs.r JAsr from ps.s,s, 70, Nyers with cargo
o.ndtmhes.
On Bs,e yprp, Capt RodopS which sailed fsom Hail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-17

EoR LIVERTOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
thip PACIFIC CAPTAIN EIra Nye This steamship will
depart with the mails for Earope, positively wscnes-
day the 10Th Of March, IL ocoek from her berth
the teot Of Canal street No berth secured paid for All
letters ard papers must throuEh the Poet Oce F9r
freGht HAVING uncquhed o1Ations for
eeE,noe aud eo'afnrt. apply 70 EDWAaD X. COLLINS
all street Positively freight will bs after
Monday evening, March 18th The steamer ARCTIC will
succeed the PACIFIC. and sail April "a.