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up u r BRIGGS. No. 7el Broad
y s. CLEANERS PRIZE MEDAL

HONEY sOAP.-This invaluable article which OBJ
fsined the prize medal the Worlds Fair In London,
daily faniDe ground In public estimation and the demand
for s Immediate Is great that II Is with great diff
Guilty supplied by the Inventor is fragrant refreshing and
soenine qualities and the smooth and white appearance
which impsrts 70 the skin strkpgy obvious and are
spoken Of 10 the highest by all who use IL W. DA-
Wis co, Importers and Sole Wholesale Agents, No 10
CourtiAndt-st.
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DOop SASH and BLIND DEPOT,

Ne 81 Couytlapdt-st Hew-York--F w TOAoghi
co b.ve On hand and .s prepared furnish any 81 M
above articles. any quantity and gssntec % oe osIsS
o., ana orders led Il short notss nuoe
and ,oss about purchasing would do well 10 give
them call
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QUARTERLY REPORT.-Statemen

o showing the true don Of the North River Bank
In the City OF NewYork Associated Bank on the morn
ing OF Saturday, the 10Th day Of June, 1897
RESOURCES
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+ OTIS FOR SALEIN UPPER NOR
VILLAGE. WILLIAMS.

NEW VILLAGE. WILLIAMS
In BRIDGE.-NOW is YOUR TIME Parties wish
Ing 20 subscribe for lots in this NEW VILLAGE must do
immediately but very few lots remain to he disposed Of
The books Of subscription open at the Office Of H.
NEWELL co, No. Nassau-st, and will close on the
18th inst after which the ment and drawing Of plots
will s Ike place. and time and place. Of which due notice
will be given Parties wishing to view the premises will
find person in attendance on the ground on Monday and
Wednescs next after II o'clock M.
DEAL ESTATE for SALE.-Three
IN desirable Lots In 47thst south side, between 18th
and l2thsv 400 feet from lth-av Price 81 800. Apply to
A. &. LRWIS, No 264 Broadway, up stairs.
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EVOR SALE or EXCHANGE-Fo For

III City Property, FARM. situated in Mddlesex Co.,
n j. miles from Mddetown Point c)ntainsg 16l acres,
about 100 under cultivation, the balance In woods
BUILDINGS nearly and 10 good order Part OF the pur
chase money may remain the property at per cent For
particulars inquire Of
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win go of and make war to The knife on you Democratic
candidate for the Presidency" t5ensation-
Mr.. Woodward Is. c., Loco) said he
supposed 1t would not be imagined that any other States
wished TO remark thnt he did not know of solitary
States Rights who has taken any part ia behalf OF
The Souhor Press. one solitary States Rights man
who would vote for partizan editor.
MIR. STANTON acquitted the gentleman
and all other Southern or States Rights men from any
participation IN the attempt to form such combination
MIR. STANTON said that Fisher had the
conversation with him in the rotunda of the Capitol
Mr.. WOODWARD said that it was Fish
er's own business.
Mr.. STANTON remarked that the first
attack on the Committee appeared in TIE Sonthers
Press, and the gentleman from Mississippi (Mr BROWN
yesterday seemed indorse what The SosthTn Press
said, and amounted to a similar threat
MIR. BROwN explained that the remarks
which he made were by way of argument and the tenor
of them that If portion of the Southern people
were TO be prescribed because of their opinion, their
votes could be counted in the Presidential cleo
ton.
Mr.. FREEMAN Miss, Loco) wished to
know what party in Mississippi The Southern Press re-
presentsi
Mr.. BROWN replied, those Democrats
who patronze it and believe in its sentiments and II
they are to be prescribed for their opinions they viii
resent the injury.
Mr.. FREEMAN-Then | am to under
stand The Southern Press Is not the organ of any organ
ICED party in that State
MIR. BRowN replied that The Southern
Press was established by large number of Congress
men, some of whom are leading members OF the Union
party.
Mr.. FREEMAN expressed the opinion that
the number of patrons of that paper in Mississippi ex
ceedingly small.
Mr.. STANTON then stated the reasons
why the Printing Committee had made arrangements
with The Union and The Republic:
Mr.. PARKER lind, Whig) examined
the law governing the printing insisting that the House
had involved themselves in needless dculnes as the
statute placed the matter remedying delay and neglect
on the part of the contractor in the hands OF the Print
ing Committee, who have performed their duty. DE
moved to lay the whole subject on the table; pending
which, the House adjourned
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~ In publishing the subjoined stat

LII PubiiSh-o
r.nt we deem it only proper to state that we have very
high testimonials as to the respectabity and reaoy Oh
the parties. NJ
A CARD.-My name, and that OF Mr:
cor,ine IT, s. Consul Panama having been eonnsceta
With alleged frauds the sale OF tickets iof ~
A. George T. Hamilton, justice TO the puDnc anu W
c.s Tor statement Of the facts 80 iar Is we arc
NJ uslfo. on the 9th of March contracted tnrough TWO
sons ,r the steamer Reindeer, then being Duit at
u h;a and raid $4,000 in cash toward the purchase
81 % her TO sail for San francisco on the LAT Vi
Anil and a.terw ard on the 18TH -, IF
- Hamilton Mt that time was indspsed 70 the nrin VI
cw;ns Brother & Co. of whom the Consul al fanama
,rtner and am agent in this cty, 70 inc anoun' o.
S 90 for passages from Panama to San ana o
sd mon the receipts from the steamer Reindeer iof
of this debt The OF 80 Do nad aresay peee
s;yed Nv Hamilton from the sale Of tickets and PAD 70
Their AGENT toward the discharge Of his indie
IN the 9Th inst sscertained that the second payment on
Of the purchase of the had not been mano by
2,l,on AZ sxreed upon The builder OF the steamer,
,an Ion~r tod me that unless 1000 was pad upon inc
,arhase account the day, he should sell me 5cee
frrt;.n In order 10 secure the firm OF Corwlne Dioe
60 and 10 save the $4,000 already PAID s
a no reou;rtd and had the steamer ~ ,ors
- nod az the firm had forbidden the sais 81 se
,,.L sf. the moment that l learned from tn9
J f he ready for the time specineo viii he
- seeu from this statement OF fscr "a M con-
.nfsfed by proof tho proper tune, ser Reindeer
with Hamilton or the sss =, the frm Of
snt 40 far &c 10 secure debt que " hat firm are
h;r Ami agent and that es or for failure
III ,,csibls for Hamilfou's sale o. Jos,s O. MILLEa
to fulfil his enssseu'ea"'
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.s,,a,.s. OF aae~a-so"s April 3D. h''"a.' OF
r~sssl ,,;..ssa--ASrl -. s-'H'e' Of Liverpool no
n-e .,,. March -. sureror. from LoDtodserrJ ss'h
,sss L,sss-xsrcA 20. Nay El-saor at Gibraltar oNh
ASzsuAr. - scsMsreh 90 sssserr Queen, At hs're ~
40. ~ ~. :. ilrerpool s~issflsnj, -.
s.:s- e s.srs snd and ch'r'''''-A'" N' "''' '''
- - yoA, R-March n. Non,ease. a. Liverpool
~ Jhn BNsreh r. Dana hon ps"n ~. MN IN
~ a. f4,de ssh EErabeh Hobisrnernees, from hah
1sn,f- - M a., Liverpool; s.suei do. Adelaide, -
zr1i osrtkr-Msreh -, Galway i'm Bristol tn hsos'
~ NJ. Emmanuel I'm. fsmoutb 2stb Acadia. non"prei
= k. ~, s.rrksn5 els Yregs. irn Deal Aprli Ian
- - - ci,ae; Anihrace I'm Gr'rnsey 'ssse s's'ess' ia
onsea In, r.b y Hindoo. New York ssd Iovnssnd' pos
CT wds,d DO Sid FEB ID, Southern Crosse i'sh Ss"
ts1e<. - o-sn Union 18th, Bn-ns Vlsta, Boston'
$3.50 YET ss-Arr HoIsrt Boston
SSssss-s.,-fS Nsns, 600 Phsdslphls
- Scm 81 Helena. Jan 80 Kate h,sunss -. -, II
=. An ship EkiGo has pat back 10 Caco''~ via ~ "
1872 Barclay from Liverpool for Aontrsa got ashore
- N s,asnsh and 6.d AID Ues, quantity oil me cargo
- She subsequently, pa"eo-
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
:. ,r,ycRApH PROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL

LONDON Saturday, April 3, 1852
A sample of Irish beet-root sugar was
<,ovu in Msncing-lnne on Fridny, and excited mucn
,usere~. Specimens were dispatched to America ana
- Continent Of Europe. They are at present making
\ N Ireland at the rate Of 30 inns per week
Archbishop Cullen L. at tho head of the LIT OF 'ao
tsree Bshoys from whom the Pope Ia to select one "
.uoeeed the late Archbishop Of Dublin.
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tsmo Hne r. r Goa Bds. 6s -

PHILADELPHIA SALES OF SrocKs, TAnrsdsy.
April iA-Fvsf Baard-o rena X r., az IN da. - US
Bank 81 sN o. Gas. l2 camdea and Anboy r. r. g.
20 % soc Pean g. ioit so Loo, i'lsns ies ass
&serd Besrd-ai oo Camden and Amboy X X g. ~. - -
Long Island r. r., III; Pena II X. az esN tHhiaeess
70, "a.
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Markets. Reported by Telegraph.

NEw-ORL FANS, wednesday,, April 14-Noon.
rain storm this morning interrupted business The
sales of CorroN to only 1900 bales at steady
prices The increase in the receipts at all the southern
ports according to The Price CTea, Is 5V0Oo bales
over last wear
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The Great Property Case in New-Orleans.
BALTIMORE, Thursday April Is 1882

The New Orleans mail came through this
morning see by The Picayune that suit has been
brought in NewOrleans, by Bishop Kenrick, late Of
Philadelphia, and Archbishop at Baltimore, the
heirs of Mrs Campbell late of Germantown Penn, and
the heirs of the late Mrs. Caroline Clark wife of John
Barnes of Phladedha to the immense estate of
Daniel Clark, deceased lately claimed by Mrs. Mary
Clark the widow of Gen. Gaines Several other similar
suits being brought by different heirs which will
lead to long, tediou and vexatous trial
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CHANCE FOR ApvERTIsERs.-The issue

of another four-page Supplement tomorrow morning
will afford US space do that justice to advertising
friends which often obliged in great degree to
deny Our columns during the week have shown that
new and conspicuous type is duly appreciated by the
advertising public, whose notices are now enabled
to place before the reader in style which Is certainly
unsurpassed by any other paper in the country. Our
daily edition Of Saturday read ION Saturday and SUM-
dayj by more than hundred thousand citizens nearly
all of that very class Of persons whom business men
most desire to reach.
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE THE THERMOMETER
At A. J. Delatour's formerly Lynch 4 Cdysl 25t WdHsf
1850. AM. Noon. SPIN. SPIN.
April I5.......43 43 As 40
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The Steamship Falcon.

NEw-ORLEANs, Wednesday, April IA, 1852.
The steamship Falcon sailed to-day for
New.York.
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THE Fire at the CapitOI =,

WASHINGTON, Thursday, April Is, 80.
A number of valuable papers have been
destroyed by the fire. The Court Archives also
slightly defaced.
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Freshet at Albany.


The heavy rain of last night and this
morning and the snow storm of this afternoon has pro-
duced freshet in the river and the docks under
water The rise since the morning has been three or
four feet
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Marine Disasters.

BosroN, Thursday, April Is, 1852
A ship belonging to Newburyport is
ashore on Peaked Hill Bar Cape Cod, supposed to be
the Tnez, from Mobile for Boston.
bark, sugar laden is ashore near Race Point, prob
ably the Br. bark Queen, from Matanzas
An English schooner is ashore inside of Race Point
The schr Andrews, from Calais for Middletown, CT,
anchored of Cohasset Rock in the gale of Tuesday and
cut away her masts to prevent going on shore she
rigged jury .masts and proceeded
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rAiyartisemeni
II m TvrDs- AUCTIOyEER.-We c

III. II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER'-W Gun
attention TO the sale of rich Furniture, Horses Car
races &c at the house head Of Myrtle-av, Brooklyn
near Williamsburgh line postponed to Saturday l7th
inst See advertisement.
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The Great Coal Monopoly.

BALTIMORE, Ihursday, April 70, I552
The Cumberland Coal and Iron Compa
n.y. recently chartered by the Legislature of Maryland,
has to-day effected large reduction the transporta
ton of their Goals The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company have reduced the charge for transporting from
Cumberland the wharves in Baltimore to 81 IS per
tun This reduction it is believed, insures the delivery
of coal aoat at prices which win command almost
unlimited market. A similar reduction on the Chesa
peake and Ohio Canal from Cumberland to Alexandria,
will of course follow which, together with the enormous
cash working capital of the Company (Which exceeds
el,OOOOOO) will constitute the Cumberland Coal and
Iron Company rival that may be apprehended by the
mammoth Anthracite Companies of New-York and Penn
sylvania
The C. C. & l. Co. have contracted to give regular
employment to one hundred cars of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, per day. and lines of canal
barges are being established, which will convey coal
tmore to Philadelphia for 60 to 10 cents per tun and
through the Delaware and Raritan Canal TO NewYork,
for from 81 to 81 IS per tun.
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The Recent Poisoning Case mt Pittsburgh.

ITTT5BUHGH, 1c0@s
The recent poisoning case continues to
excite much attention in this city. At the instance Of
the Mayor the bodies of three of the Cuhber children
have been exhumed, and Coroners Jury have again
investigated the sad occurrence: The appearance OF
the bodies indicate arsenic and Developments recently
made attach suspicion to Cauley.
The Jury have adjourned until the contents of the
stomach can be anaized.
for the relief of the sufferers of the late fire at Chilli
cOthe, Ohio.
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Advertisement
~ ~.

NIBLo's.-To-night the attractive Caro-
line Rousse who has acted her great part In LIE Dane
Ouatre" 10 such crowded houses, will again delignt
the visitors to Niblo assisted BY her beautiful sses
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Mr.; BsApIKr moved $4,000 for Nc

Mr.. BRADLEY moved $4,000 for Nc
Granville (colorec) College. Wf4f ~ ~#t
MIR. LAKE withdrew his amendment, and
moved to strike out the appropriation Of $4,000 for the
Bslston Law School
Mr.. COPELAND moved an amendment, as
$1,000; Madison University, 5000; Geneva College,
$1,000; Albany University $4,000 ST Johns College,
5000 Hamilton College. o. 200; University Of New
10TH, siooo This amendment was lost
The motion to strike out the $4,000 tor
the Law School was carried
MIR. MONROE moved to insert an item for
the LIST Regiment Of NewYork Volunteers in the Next
can war, $4,000 for deficiency of last year.
This motion was lost.
MIR. UNDERWOOD moved to insert as fol-
lows: Travelling expenses of each of the Canal Com
nssioners for 1852 $500, and $500 each for 1851. to
cover deficiencies
The motion was carried.
The Committee rose and reported pro-
gress.
The Governor returned the bill to extend
the charter Of the Unadilla Bridge Company with his
objections Recess
Afternoon Session.
The Assembly in Commute of the Whole
resumed the consideration of the Supply bill
MIR. MONROE moved for $4,000 for the
New. York volunteers Lost
The Committee, on motion of Mr.. HUM
PHREY, rose and reported the bill to the House
Mr.. MONROE renewed his motion for
$4,000 for the New York Volunteers Carried: Ayes,
60 Nays, 80.
The report of the Committee was then.
agreed TO- and the Bill read third time and passed.
Ayes, II, Nays IL.
Mr.. HURLBUr reported complete the bill
to reduce the half mill tax Passed 1t reduces the tax
to "a mill Recess to liz.
The Militia Bill was called up, debated
and defeated.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD moved the appointment
of Select Committee on the Militia Bills. Adjourned.
District Conventions in Ohio.
CINCINNATI, Wednesday, April IA, 1852.
D;ctr;ot Conventions RI nominate Dale-
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The HORTICULTURAL SocrErY.-Th

Society viii hold its first semi-annua Exhibition
"Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the 9th, 10Th AM
18th of June at the Grand Banquet Saloon, Metropol
tan Hail. at the close of which Floral Fee will be Civ
by Mr. Harding, to the pupils of our Ward and Pull
Lie Schools.
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District Conventions in Ohio.

CINCINNATI, VeuHtsuHyi zfPIfI TT -.
District Conventions to nominate Dele
gates to the National Convention were held to-day
throughout Ohio In this District strong Scott resOlu
tons were adopted by 80 Yeas to Nays Scott Del
eeate was elected.
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ADVERTISEMENT

FINE ARTs-DAGUERREoTYPEs IN OIL.
Specimens of this art can be seen at the Punoe
National Gallery, No 25l Broadway. Portraits, Nina
lures and Daguerreotypes copied to the lne
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Advertisement
RICH SPRING GoODs.-We would adv1s

RICH SPRING GooDs.-We would advise
all oui female friends and acquaintances who are In
want # rich Grape Shawl, Of the newest style OF
spring Dress to visit Columbian Hall, No 2sl Grandst
1t is G. rtanly the cheapest store in the City, and the
auay of the goods fully equal TO any store in Broad
way Who could object to paying - tor men Grape
per yard worth 81 and lO also, rich black Gro de Rhn
Silks valued 81 per yard Is ceartainy reasonable at
g. Rest assured ladies, either of the above goods can
be obtained in any quantity at the above prices at Co
lumbar Hall, No. 2Sl Grand-st
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II We understand that Ex-Gov. JONES


y We understand that Ex-Gov. JONES,
of Tennessee, and Hon. PRESLEY EWING, of Kentucky,
viii address the Wings of this City National Politics,
the large room in the Broadway House. this (Frdsy)
evening, at O'Clock.
Y The third annivery of the I" Clinton
Union" of the Mercantile Library Association win be
celebrated at Hope Chapel Broadway, this evening at
u o'clock
II We see that the New-Orleans Ser
enaders about from the Society Library to
Metropolitan Hail.
The BOILER ExPLosIoN.-An investiga-
ton relative to the recent explosion of the boiler in the
Sugar Refinery of Howell & King in Duane-st, and an
nquson upon the bodies of the three individuals who
killed by the explosion was held yesterday before
Coroner Ives. The following testimony was adduced:
Michael Bresran of No 23 west-Sixteenths swon
lam boiler maker assisted in making tbs boiler IN question
il made in the foundry Of Hagg Delamater Il had been
in use year last April May the boiler was well made and
good IRON used In its construction a. any have ever
worked hsve been at the business about years. am sc-
quained with Henry Ack and believe he Chief Engineer
the cause OF the ue coapsns was IN my opinion on account
there not being sufficient in the boiler Judge from Of
what have heard that when boses bursts from want OF
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e Nature is ever changing, and Time
IL ever marrng the bloom of beauty and Of pride but
Art has the power to arrest in great degree these
efforts of destruction You have child or friend,
whom you dearly love; you have mother or wife
who loves you then lose not a moment in securing
kenesses Of them of yourself for in an hour one or
ali may pass away and leave no memorial behind except
regret The best kenesses to BIO had only at Roors
No. 1863 Broadway.
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~ CULVER was pegged down to the
earth bv creatures six inches high 1t won't do to de-
spise things because they re small Millions of bedbugs
and reaches win be pcgging away at our flesh or
securing through Offices and pantries unless we
charge upon them with Lyons Magnetic Powders, just
reduced TO 25 cents per canister to meet the emergency
The Magnetic Pills for destroying vernn have also been
cut down to the same fgre-25 cents per box All who
use them will exclam, ave have met the enemy and
they are ours" Principal depot No. 424 broadway.
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OREGON.

Our dates from Oregon are TO Feb. 2l ::
The Porfiand Tsnss Of the 2iss ult gives the fol-
lowing par culars concerning the wreck OF the War
ven:
One of the cylinders Of the engine, eolted to .
laIee timber oated ashore and IS not much Injured
MI Powell was going TO continue his search ON the
beach for bodies, and would so TO Klliamook Head,
some 40 miles from Astoria, where he understands
men.
We learn that the prisoners taken by the
Indians at Queen Charlottes Island, have all boon
relt ased, and are row in the settlements Nothing
has been heard Of the schooner Exact which sailed
from this place LAST Novemssr, with party from
this city, for Queen Chsrlotts Island.
A public meeting was held at Portland on
the 4th uls for the purpose OF concerning measures
TO facilitate the conveyance Of freight ana passen-
gers direct between Mat city and San Francisco.
The Tines says that Judge Nelson Of the
United States District Court, has resigned.
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Ausu.t, :. Hslvcst s, I,..e N.v..n. "a r.ln,uth lsA

Augusta At Hslvcst sr Isse Nsvtsn al rsmsath 1914
steamer Baltic. 1T Liseryrsl
Sailed for Nsu fsk-Msrch IA, North unb srisDd. g
Perssmsu'h: Amsrics, IN L,verDSel istA. Ed sa "a
sizseeth DertBoa ia Ant~srp, Coz Cat.s. fa Hsvf-
harrs; fn Shields FlnrsI tn l. merck. J,Aanas
Lousa fa Heisees; ls.h. Atcir Css,slis SSdoas las
Nes1rh SaraA HYDE and Sar.cgs. N Liverpool; i7ts.
ssesn. I'm CsItir; HahAah Carr IA. Tsesaelar; Gil.
IN Sklees
ved from Bos:on-Nirch s. stsars C,asris. ct
Liverpool
Sailed f,s Ptisdelphis-Msrch H. Tan OSs,a,.r, On
Liverpool; 18th he en- IR0u psss. fosa tbs Ro1a
Airvec rem bsinmore-MdfcR IS Art CnlSa a; LIVER
pol
Ssi'sd for Bait nere-Msfch H. HslsAa and Henrietta
ron Bremen iNk. vsrtoa, from Qussassosa
Auls cd ffcmsC ,are ston-Naca - HArst Francss, ct
Anstsrdam lth leaisa AUsla. -; ls;b, NATION. At
ire Clyde sh. Msrsaret At Liverpool: ma, Csns ia.
co 18th. Marin johanna, Of Dover; Lsvaa, at Liver
IsIlA AND CHINA sHIPPIyG.-Avyvsd from New York
Ary alb AtlAn's, ~ Cape Town Jan "a, Element.
Sailed for Ns~-Yok from vhampoa Flynn Clesd Jan
S; MaryiAosns, Jan. 80. n. B. Paner. Jan. g.
From ong Kong Goldee Age Jan "a
From SsAnfhsi Tartar. Dec - Stephen Surnia n Jan
9, Fhiomela Dec 81. Helena. Dec. III
AuIved from Bostan a. Cnlcst q, Feb :, Comma
At his drss Jan ~ Medord aat sld Calcutta, FesA
st Shanghai. Feb q. OreRh
sa Cd fof Bsssos frsm Calcutta Feb t6 JARVIS n Coop
u Will an Sturyis Sarah l. B, ant ss;h, Seth sprsgus.
Prom Bombay. Feb. IS, Hs,ard
Passed Anger for New YORK Jan H. Edward Bo vstsad
Tartan.
TIE American ship St, Paul was reported ashore in the
Straits OF BsrnArdihs, Jan Z.