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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-05-20
The TrareIInE Rai,nr.

Bayar1 Taylor, of the Nep York
Tribune, is good traveller as we'll as
good editor. He is now journeying on
foot and otherwise in the least ex-
plored part ofthe Old World, and had
returned to Cairo. April I'd, after an
absence Of five months in Central AZ.
rica, and travelling 5000 miles there.
He passed unscathed through Sou
dan, crossed the Beyood Desert by
a route little known, TO the ancient
capital Of Ethiopia, thence TO he city
OF Nadi Halfa, having travelled about
900 miles in burning heat. thether-
mometer standing at los degrees in
The shade at noon. Mr.. T. encoun.
tered two sand storms upon the way.
Health good, with the exception Of
a slight Inflammation Of the eyes
The Tribune says his tour will be
extended through Syria to Nineveh
and Asia Minor.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-05-20

New York Posr OFFICE During
the quarter ending March 3lst, 1852,
there have passed through the Post
Office. in the city Of New York,
7,ll5,954 letters, or on an average
nearly $4,000 day.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-05-20

Stewards sales in New York, du.
ring the year 1851, are said to have
amounted 10 the enormous sum of
twelve millions Of dollars. The
single article Of gloves is put down
al six hundred thousand dollars.
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SEVERAL young men were arrested
lately, at Pesth. in Hungary, for hsv-
ing worn tricolor ribbons, and cried
"Long live KossuthF' Two toy
dealers we're also arrested for having
exposed for sale dolls and toys orna-
mented with the national coIors.
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AN ACT
To apportion the State Of Ohio into Congress
sional Districts.
April 26, 1852.

To apportion the State Of Ohio into Congress
sional Districts.
SEC. l. Be IL enacted By The General Assem-
big Of The State Of Ohio, That this state shal
be divided into twenty-one districts,
for the election of Representatives TO
Congress, and each district shall
choose one representative, in the
manner following, to wit:
The first, second, third, fourth,
fifth, ninth, tenth, eleventh. and
thirteenth wards Of the city OF Gin
cinnaii, as thew are now constituted,
the townships Of Fulton, Spencer,
c o umbia, Anderson, Sycamore.
Symmes, and the Eastern precinct
of Mill Greek, in the county Of
Hamilton, shall compose the First
district.
The sixth, seventh, eight, twelfth,
fourteenth, fifteenth, and sixteenth
wards OF the city Of Cincinnati, as
they are now constituted, the town.
ships of Storrs, Delhi, Green, Miami,
Whitewater, Cros Colerain,
Springfield, and the balance Of Mill
Greek, in the county Of Hamilton,
shall compose the Second district.
The counties of Butler, Preble,
and Montgomery, shall compose the
Third district.
The counties oi Miami, Darke,
Shelby, Auglaize, Mercer, and Allen,
shall compose the Fourth district.
The counties of Van Vert, Paul
ding, Putnam, Defiance, Williams,
Fulton. Lucas, Wood, Henry, and
Hancock, shall compose the Fifth
district.
The counties Of Clermont, Brown,
Highland, and Adams, shall compose
the Sixth district.
The counties of Warren, Clinton,
Greene, Fayetre, and Madison, shall
compose the Seventh district.
The counties OF Clark, Cham
paign, Logan, Union, and Delaware,
shall compose the Eighth district.
The counties of Hardin, Marion,
Wyandot, Crawford, Seneca, San
dusky, and Ottawa, shall compose
the Ninth district.
The counties Of Scioio, Lawrence,
Gallia, Jackson, Pike. and Ross, shall
compose the Tenth district.
The counties OF Fairfield, Perry,
Athens, Vinton, and Meigs, shall
compose the Eleventh district.
The counties of Fanklin, Licking,
and Pickaway, shall compose the
Twelfth district.
The counties OF Morrow, Rich
land, Huron, and Erie, shall compose
she Thirteenth district.
The counties OF Lorain, Medina,
Wayne, and Ashland, shall compose
the Fourteenth district.
The counties of Tuscarawas,
Knox, Coshocton, and Holmes, shall
compose the Fifteenth district.
The counties Of Morgan. Wash
ineton, and Muskingum, shall consii-
tuie the Sixteenth district.
The counties of Belmont, Guern-
sew, Monroe, and Noble, shall CON-
pose the Seventeenth district.
The counties Of Portage. Stark,
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led under the 96th section Of the act
on the defendant in such ac-
tions paying all costs that may have ac-
crued therein.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,.
W. MEDILL,
President of the Senatese
April 30. 1852,
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SECOND BOARD.
SATURDAY, Feb. 2s-P. II.


There was a very buoyant stock market
TODAY and the Fancies were very active especially
Reading and Erie. OF the former, overten thousand
.hares were sold during the day, of which 1000
,bayes were at and after the Second Board The de-
mand for this stock is mainly from Philadelphia,
where the operators have great confidence In putting
II 70 80 on its merits. The closing prce was offered
n, ,ome 1000 shares more The advance since yes
tsrday II q cent, and during the week 2t y cent
EVE improved p cent and sold at 50, on
short time, a point it has not touched for long
time The Securities we're firm and In demand
tn. Convsrtibles hsva.an upward tendency and IN
view Of the large issue seven millions OF COLLARS
came upon the market in but small quantities
Long Island improved y cent; stonington y
cent. The Zinc Stocks follow the upward ten
1sncy of the market, and sold at II, showing fur'
Their advance. Government and State Stocks are
6rm. and the Western Stocks are advancing VIZ
einia Skies advanced p cent.
In Exchange there was not much DONE
The supply is moderate and the rates steady. s1sr-
ling IOtalOt for Bankers Bills 9sast Tor froduce
Bills. Francs 3l7iG5l6t.
Freights are quiet but firm. The letters
ner Africa had no, been diges.ed. Engagements 400
I
3d.. Flour Is Cd 500 tcs Beef, 3s 500 Dds Lard
as. Oars, 3D. To London, 200 bxs. Tobacco IS. :
Flour 2s To Antwerp, further lots Cotton &c loo
bills Ashes, 25s To Hsvre rates are unchanged 10
Hamburg, 1000 bales Cotton, &c. To Trieste soo
bales tc. To Rotterdam, $50 bbls Resin, Is s1 10
Bremen, Tobacco lis Cd aaOs. charter was ide
from the Potomac to Eastern port at ~ ior 'ih-
ber The ship Cleaves, IL years DID, 4oo
,old at o. 600. To California there 10 COCA ouA'
ness doing. Mt sOa7sc. p foot, sisSsl7 for Coal :
$50 for Lumber.
The Money market continues to De
abundanty supplied with capital on call Ias raves C.
on frt-class stocks are SAL p cent, mostly v
cent FIRST. class paper is passed easily at 0@' y
cent.
A loan of 5000 900 for FIVE months was
negotiated to-day with the agent OF an Ensh'n noose
at p cert. per anrum. The security was Ihe
Conver,i lie Bonds Of 1862, and the amount loaned
on them was so. There is every reason 70 oenese
tha. This amour. of English capital VIZ Dc followed
BY still larger amounts, seeking that employ men!
here which cannot be had at home. With interest,"
in London a, IlCa2 p cent and in New'fofk @o v
cent, ii would appear " be inevitable that capital
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LATER FROM CHAGHES.
Arrival of the Crescent City-sl 1850. 900 in
Gold.

The Crescent City arrived yesterday
from Chagres Feb. 10, with the California mail and
$3.50 O0O in gold. She experienced succession of
gales from N. E accompanied the heavy head
sea. On the evening of the Goth, passed large
steamer supposed to be the Ohio on the 3d. passed
the brig Dalmartur off st. Domingo.
On her outward passage, the Crescent
City left New-York at Q O'Clock, P. M, February
3, and reached Kingston on the evening Of the 10Th
found the steamer Inde pendence, Capt Stoddard,
undergoing repairs, and was to leave for San Juan
and New Orleans on the LIST March The Crescent
City took in coal at Kingston, and left on the 18th
at A. NJ. Arrived at Chagres on the 10TH The
American sloop- of war Cyane, Commander Payne,
left Chagres for San Juan TO relieve the Albany.
The Dutch fIigate Prince OF Orange left Chagre'
for San Juan and Havana on the 18TH February
We are indebted to John F. Rogers,
Esq, for papers and other valuable favors.
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should have just much in proportion for each ind.
vidusl member. Those who have II to bring. should
Lot come with less than $3Oo-and those who nave
not $3.50 had much better stay at home, whasever
iheir situation be-"
Several arrests have been made upon
the road, Of late, by the Isihmus Police. An Amen
can, who imprudently quaIeled with a native,
abort distance outside the city walls was very Sc
verely beaten.
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western and State Flour the aelsmsacy Of the wsaIhsr
The late aovces are iomswbat conflicting bat from ths
Ointment they hardly so firm The demand Canned
.oms inquiry for Export which checked by the fmass.
IN ire rhts and the frmness of hoce Canadian gses
3D. ss0n n smsli os. sisst D. is5 so@%0a e
straight state 81 ss&sd for' isvosss Safe and good
OHIO At 81 e7tdS5 1871 for Michigan and Indiana
Southern sesdy The demand j, good for Gr gSs:.
part to arrive. az prices rather below me veNs ao
sd,ss ~ ~ Geors.so~n and Richmond csuni IS m
IS 50 for ysncy Bye Flour is qust 81 Corn ass
IT !. ssabis At ssSsi IS 100 b.
GRATN-Hodsrs Of Wheat are frm- lne demand -
s ssl,. =. QUA ia be niuai Rye sasbs 49, Bar
he firmly at 7tasoc and OF ysry plen Bass
70, s,.ss and ,sssc for jersey .e.,es
and wanted at 45c Cora dul. Inc supply ~ ~
large o.t ,ns iss f.soraSs and there inquiry for
export Sales Of 1000 bnshtls AZ t5tc iof mtsa
a.a msrtst as and heavy Sales limited
RI y foIs market STEADY
10 siT for horne trade and the ariyss hshs Sales q
4. ss' s I; e. H. tsssFs ' si
Prim. SD Tor Prime M~. and a5ssIs 50 for
SYST r Mess, sass for Prime sis soasis for Prime
.,s s II IS sGssssi go Is
but quiet There = little pressing on the market. sats 70
demand Tor The heme and Easern trade AZ l1aio; tor
Ohio: ls6Hc for Western New York and a3d &c io'
Orange County Cheese arm and salzbls a, 81 aItc
NAVAL STORES are rather more active; spn, ssls
Turpentpe have dsclr ed 10 &c cash At vacn I've eogss
have been sold and 500 At 3sc.. time. sto yl
sold At s. os. for North County and ~ td ri
geo bbls Tar sold IT 81 739Si Common ~ "a MI,
mir eon 600 bbls white Resin sold AZ e s,sr hsin~
OILS are dull Lin.esd hs, se,sao ,,s,s $40 ala
have heen sold a. these prices "A ne ~ % uA'
whale o ssdy sc with ' Tss o. s.s srsads Scotch
lkON 70 on:ks here and to srrys and sale. Of
se ,n,s h,,. bssn esc:et 800 tons Enssh b" 90 "
$34as35 so tan. s,..i,a ssld at 81 81.
time ard interest
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER,
At ] DeLatours Formerly Lynch Clarksl 25l Walls,
1852. lam. Noon. SPIN. SPIN.
February 81 38 40 80
February 2s...32 Sc
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NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Saturday, Feb IS, 1852.
Mr.. WMGHT introduced bill to amend
tAs charter Of the Franklin Insurance Company.
MIR. BRlsroL gave notice of bill rela-
property.
Mr.. CooLRY offered resolution, which
Va adopted that the Commissioners OF the Land
omce report what action mas been had In the re-
noyh 81 Quarantine from Staten Island.
Mr.. BErKMAN offered a resolution that
me Committee to investigate the charges against
ne Union College be directed to continue their
investigation
Alter some remarks by Messrs. BkEK-
nN TABOR and VAN ScHooNHovKN, the resolution
W. adopted
Mr. McMuRRAY (Opp) offered resolu-
ss ealing, on the Commissioners of the Canal
Adoplsd =" ''""' " INV 'A"e
NJ PRARcE, Opp } by consent, reported
s SaSy on the bill requiring Assessors to make re-
personal property under oath.
NJ VAN ScHooNHovEN (Whig) presented
psunoA hon the stockholders of the Sacketts
ssak, for change OF place of business.
M LONGER presented three petitions to
ccseas whether the New-York and Erie Railroad
possn
,; - long debate sprung up on the reference
xasss pe'itlons motion being made to refer them
ssselect Committee.
s Ms. CooLEY Opp moved to amend by
49, Stms the Select Committee, and referring
N, as Railroad Committee.
me question was debated till a quarter
ouSss,cs O'Clock, when the vote was taken, and the
In M ss,,s "a NJ Cooley's amendment was decided
then scioa,nasse' Ayes, To- Noes, s. The Senate
"-hek legislative Assembly.
MH ALBANY. Saturday, Feb Is, 1852.
M sr Ssoca THIS morning the isolation declaring
1870 sea. vacant, Was adopted.
IA 1oNoa vas then MADE To reconsider this vote
T ~ course rejected
n ,,,s n 10y" Then adjourned TO Monday. The mat.
-" moi end here.
Dimculty with the Semiueles.
BAIriNoRS, Saturday, Feb. IS, 1882.
Asys ee mai hostilitts with the Florida indians
asts ~ In ., eomnsnced. Capt. Jerigan recently
% then number
a., .are Legislature has adjourned sane die,
Nes,..non OF ferry ave days
Ass, sneis Florida and Planter came in collision
IA ec.nen ies DAYS since, BY which the latter
E~scs,ably damaged.
= - =, sheaief was drowned on the passage of
''enent from Boston 20 Savannah.
For California, sc.
n..A, BosroN, Saturday, Feb. Is, 1852
hssr,sslp samuel Appleton cleared to-day for san
SsSes 10 WIN 200 Passengers, consisting Of men,
ana chilcrsn
u ~ onnsa brig George applied for clearance 10
NINA - ees'ination, but II was refused on the
sassssS Of alleged unseaworthiness She had 90
ssss engaged.
N the Sasquehunuah-The Zee Giving
Way.
THs PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 90, 1889
II - =. "a me SusQuehanpah has commen ced CIV
asds 4 sPosue havre dc Grace, and an opening is
~ s., me center Of the river. A shsht rise has
Nsso oy the ain and thsw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
BIRTH
Al A. Ysrtviiis: on Saturday, Fss.ss. Mp. WILLIAM
Ihods, Of Daughter.
BIRTH.
MARRIED.
DIED.

n. Up Saturday, Feb 20, BY Rev Stephen n Cone. MI
EFT both Of this CITY
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until this diferance il

must follow in this direction a ' eH0e -
materially reduced. We knowe. A ~.
ing mace to banking house here BY s-..,.s.
70 draw bills TO very large amount ana -.
proceeds In six months paper. The foressA
required the NewYo,k house 10 guarantee sas
per IL which the funds were invested, which thes
did not desire to co. snd this only prevented the
transaction.
The purchase Of million of Virginia
Bonds, alluded to in the Evening journals, we re-
ported some time since. II has nov been confirmed
By the English purchasers
The Hermann took only S4I, 900 in specie.
making about $3.50 Oo0 for the week. The aggregate
exports Of the year are so,3lo,57s.
The advices from Europe and California,
the details of which will be found in another part
OF this sheet, are considered as favorable in the
street, and had some influence in producing the &C.
tive and buoyant condition of the stock market
The Bullion in the Bank continues to increase and
money in London is very easy at the previous low
rates. Consols were improving and had touched 81.
Silver was lower in consequence of large arrivals.
The mining news from California is ia.
vorable. There. had been.more rain. and the wash
ings were doing well. Quartz mining was attracting
large attention, and the results of the mills which
were working were such to attract capital 10 SINH
lar enterprises. Gold dust was more plenty in San
Francisco, and the tendency was downward. The
standard price was $i7 so per OF.
We ask the attention of capitalists and
investors to the advertisement, in another column
Of the Bonds offered for sale by Messrs. Wipslow
Lsnier Il Co. The Bonds are all of the best class
which is guaranteed by the high character OF the
house which negotiated them, and the list embraces
bonds secured by first mortgage liens on several of
the most prominent Roads in Ohio, Indiana and
Michigan, which have been recently opened for
traffic, and hch have thus far met with success
almos. without parallel in the history of railroads In
this country. There are also the Bonds Of some o.
the largest and richest Cities and Counties in the
same States, all Of which well deserve the examina-
ton OF those who have money to invest.
The operations of the Sub-Treasury
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The Imports Of Dry Goods at this port
continue to show decrease as compared with the
immense imports OF 1884, but are larger than those
of 1850. The decrease Of January and February of
Dry Goods thrown upon the market is $a,Ssa,l3l.
The amount of goods received at this port is $685.
9s4 less than during the period of last year.
The figures are for January and February:
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o. sssu.on. Feb rs. AFTER sAort Illness ELL l.
d.nts % % AaoAas and NJ AIRY Tonpson aged aostas
The relatives ans hisnes Of the family are r.s,sc,fay
invited seaS tne fsneral from the rcsdeacs Of her
saeIis. - 10 waer ct this on ndsy) sfsrnc-,r Al
c'ciock vi >sut further invitation -
IN Rrooklyn At er short fness on S.tuns.x r.a q,
wILIIAM II. IL, cnly Of Ross ell Rss sist ,.sJ
iyeaT and montA.
Tas funeral services will iske place At the hove No
Middsgh.s On TUESDAY, Eg-ch ,. at O'Clock p 81
MI 2s
ON SATURDAY afternoon Feb Is stsr long and psafsv
II ness WILIIAMC BROwNLEE. aged yssa and
months only Of wm. A. asd Margaret A BooGsso
and xrsndst Of Rev. DR. W. c Biowsies
Tire friends OF he respective families respecfilIy in
ved 70 attend his funeral this aepocs AZ o'clock, iron
the residence Of his fs'her No 60Ami'y 50
On Saturday. Feb 2S MARY 4 wife OF Aaron c. Barr.
snd daughter Of Isaac and Sussanah NJ Coatan former
ly Of New Rochelle AGED IS yeas
Toe rtat and FRIENDS OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend her 20 dav. Mach l. al 10 o'clock
M, from her late residence, No So Grantst, without
further
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Markets-CAREruLLY REPORTED yoR The TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. Feb. 90, 1852. .
AsHES-The market 10 steady bat quie. sales Of 10
bbls AT IS, 90 for Pots ard Pearls At IS, i2s
COrTON-The sales are 20 COS bales and there's no
attic in Dfic
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Decrease of customs received in February, 1882,
compared with February, 1851, $367,3 50, which is
an encouraging feature.
We annex the amount Of Specie imported
into the District of New-York, from Feb to 2Sth,
1882:
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From the Isthmus.

We have our files of Panama papers to
Feb. l6.
The steamer Tennessee, of the P. M.
s. 8. Cos line, arrived at Panama, at ii o'clock on
Sunday evening" Feb. Is, with 400 passengers, and
al 10000 in specie She made the tri2 In IA days
and is hours, nom s. A. M, on the LIST, to H. r NJ,
on the 18th.
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large amouht IN Tue hAuus OF pHssensorb'
The following is the list Of passengers
per steamship Crescent City:
Marcus d. Boruck, Bearer Of Dispatches Frank perk-
bien, @. s. johnson. DR.. M Hslstesd, Mrs Davdsoa
Miss Davidson, Mrs Davidson chi'd aud servant. Mrs,
Hentzeman ard two chileren. Mrs Ducloss +. b. Taylor
and LADY L Randall Beford's Express Messeager,G r.
Swan, J. y Griffin. u. s. Mail Agent ID. Thompson g.
Il Hamilten Rugses, ID. psredes and four brothers.
Mrs C. C. Peiry II. Sears two ladies. aad servant, j.
Campbell s. Levy. two friends, and three children, b.
Frazier. +. W Goodwin G RASH rhos Dayiey 4. Gii-
len W M Kipley K Kepze E. W Syivester, X. s. Dali
lev A p. Fleming. A Love, g Lambert 2. Nj Cs~au
Chss. Ford. s Keys. J. Rlcard. A A Sargent. A.
Wilson s. l. Cowen, II. Burdck, and 81 in the steer
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Chagrcs.

All sorts Of extravagant rumors OF out
raseous frauds, perjury, and general crashing, are
hurryipg in upon Us every day. The citizens seem
to have reached that point where their nano
should be "against every man, and every mans
hand against them" IL Is evident, that numoei Oh
unjust liz pI isOnmsnts and series oil DINER hishiy
csnsur able administrations OF lDJusilce have trans
pred curing The past fortnight, and that atefs
tsetips no better astn Complains have been MADE
tothe Governor and is understood that ssme OF inc
officials judicial and Otherwise, will be promptly re-
moved The sum and substance Of the matter Is
All the n sdents Of Chagres are aware that the ous
mes OF the place going fast 20 Navy Bay Each man
is desrous Of incemniiying himself for the loss OF
his properly there many are soEey indebted 10 per-
sons else here and their policy he 10 transform all
they have into light and portable state, taasn may
be easily carried. There rs, therefore, regular
strife of pull Dick, pull Devil" and the manner
and instrument contest are not governed
by prescribed set of rules. Panama Echo.
The Echo says: ave have conversed
with very many of the passengers nox here and as
certain that the amount OF funds calculated upon oy
them to defray their expenses To San Francisco fell
lar below the liabe cost They say, that the gene
raj impression of their own communities 10 detective
in the same way. Once more then, we would say,
that no man desiring go to California should have
orr cent lesS than $3.50 after arriving at Chastes,
even for travelling in the cheapest style fsraes
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Passengers Sailed

Capt Rogers Capt. Cayendy. phu'p sssrs K X Burss,
'ysrmgss. II. A. Harper. Professor M-id. B Trip and
LADY c. y. Lucas, Albert Strong aud lssy Mrs John p.
W R.&isske, Mss NJ Dushan. and IS in tae sieerass.
n steamship Florida. ter sarsnash-M NJ: Flint sAd
nv cmi, A. W Marvin Ms 5 B. wsssisr, DE- csss.
q. Mcl hesney: VIM. Has,ead ir s. Gums, DR.. Client
Soe S:: B. sss s.gsS Tx Sss
ssssa oSd hTos %is. .s s..a as %s.
A. DAYS, W. Fosdcse Nsth Collier, Ira sckner. Hen
SSna Tsss s's: ps
sss: John haIsT Tss ps,sr waTs1 An0, h.rr
ssarp' RsS, Hy,sp. H,.op' M w Var; g.
D. A. Inmsn. NJ. Fsachtwanser, X. X. Hsskins. A @.
In ,tsoSlsl,p Ua,os yor CIarlesfos Rev sIr Prime.
M Mr. %os's d, Gland P M., Ms ns Miss
": W. Ale.sndsr. Mr.. Ponnc.y. Mr Mitchell. Tsoma:
RiIph =. w,ssr,: r Boyd; Brown; ThoSs, Griffin.
J. NJ. Drake J TOmllnson s. Erwin, A. Erwin, d.
Carpen,sr D ? Ha,sso1 LADY and ist.st, Ms. Han
Maora MIS- MSa R1ss R:s' T iSS
n.s Hs%s s,! EwHs n c,sIa J.p,.ea Ser
somsn' 4, paaii. 4 Tustss, smith. ssasSr.. G Il
Burlesh B; Jcsyn. Parker. l. Harper. p. Jsnnsss and
pd;.nss ss ssioa H':%i Eli: c.i:a. as
Chss " voismsna, Do; Tios Tsd.scs Do Jas AS:
Sscher. Germany j: BI;sc9sI. ao Ull%san; 90 v.
c. Grosi,an, DO; j. ". woodward. do; Mn Ann Greg,
DRY, do Jacobs do; Louis Rebate, DO; Mr: Rsttsr
horn C!ncinnsti John Sver Do y. schiichtsr Of CALI
forpia c =. Echebergsr, Of Germany, Szsrkswshy,
81. Louis Capt Wismapn. Bremen.
Passengers Arrived
IN steamship GioseoS. from GlasgOw-Mn Lindsay.
Mrs Buchanan. Miss Taylor, Mrs Coquslh, Msssrs Ma
thews r. l. Tlton. McMurrin. Coquslh Bsnnets, Drev.
,. Gsddss, Darling. Duncan Dalymple, Bennett DR..
Neville Joseph Watson James Watson, Robert Watson,
r r Cot: W r. ) Nchol,en; Fans. Bailey; e. Caplin.
In steamship Souisernsr from Charlestoa-Miss May
Hanc0ck MS slads; child and servant. Mr. Cooper, 2
Savage H. A. Woods, A. Austsll, Il. c, Richards. Q.
Hoolf. r WEIGH. J. vslch, c. mcCulleJ, Mr. wsseot-is
in the stetTage. -
In br1Q Elizabeth Watts. from Ns~v,ias-Capt yohn
Salmon Of schr Stephen Coiwel. oundered Dec 20 st
sea, and others
MINIATURE Almanac THIS DAY.
SUN-Risss.. - Sets. 50 MooN-5sts-.....S iSm
HIGH WATER. March I.
Sandy Hook. y I'm Gov. Islands, Sim Hell Gas.S sen
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