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Passengers Sailed.

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tins, Es Johr son. q stonoy; H Jones, Jones n
S:i 'SPt: s:i' a s::ss sss
AiSs1 vi. Rsl:oSs.. ssi vile SsSons John saul
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ms SssJs "a ssJssat no L.
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SsTEiy Grs a,: Yong HSle:,n a,%lli0n'
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ID ass,h SSs, Wood. Pride David csrssll. w.lrs:
.'s. Ger sia siI,s .'its
man yhndefe Aorrow, Gilman " bite Robert Pearson,
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ham. M.n1s ssrses sscloy. Earle, c:. ssn GFf
E.,sn; q CI.HS,I! Esdasid; vI1ssa,;
soghis Toessenor, HsmhrecL, Mclaughlin. MoaeaI,
s a'S smi,a Dss 6.s, cls k ks.'h
S.ns S. aaSn B W., A Mssses
4 Willard, " Bloomingd.le, B Jackson, Mowisnd.
ss ~: is!1: Sss S;'Gss pssi
Peter hurrill: Noses Gates Thomas Worm wood. Hiram
Logan aaron fs' ssnds ssmas E ssss
K Isaac oTa: nss s, G.hoy rl..s
nsr Avg Jsdinser John Sasns.r and two chldr.n saHi
Pineiney Mrs Beginner DEegtnser Miller Peeps,
svghsy sii1: stssis, Pred s:ess. \ Collins, wni
ssocn JOSEPH ao%es VIM assasl
ASs ,o,esy oeS'ss x.sr D.npi; ainoisy Jane:
erson WIN @ Hl. D Boane. Boon Tevnsns Go Jsansss
Vim. BENJAMIN yis1ac.s. * Gsmpb,Il. L9nnsher,
Catherine Ounce Marley Jno A5m,roar Stephen Code
Sossr.a D ssof sro nno!
hsmins arssory. keenan, s..ndsh Peek. IL
Eyer %sIisst RsHsssy Ses:iss. Sss as'oa
Schultz @ BemM g so'Sly Hughes Z whe.son.
scoussnt Wssm.n: kidal. xli.r' sIileeg 'j'i
t Hsy Kslls a keils Ds Gr,hsm. Mary G,ahsm and
Yen Co.'S, sFaii.r 1unsr top srssn ra sin
b ha nr1as aSsss .sPS sss,I
ssn. rex P.ter RELY. W n Robinson H,honsy " Ma
'6 s n nS'.sn shS' sS
sMsrsaa.J Or sissa, sss.s-r lsa '"''A's'
fss NJ. sssl n ri, ss ss ST ".
Bissell 4'' R9esr.s knsr SIN Dr. Joseph Powell
eseIs,p Bsools Bsrasaeil Tslsg s' j, sm ":
Mrs Burns iraT eh.pn.n .sy e eSa
.a ", s,a Mr., ss s ana
passes gtrs.
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pointer Asxsnsns Tor kasport kssaVenv, OBdea. YORK
T.. o,.,i BAL: z:nss YYep Mobile for ss;...; M
sIis : s..:.: y;
%sss Tor s s S s ss,s Pss:
ri. or Is:.essn Csrt: ssieS1 a. for F:si.na; ssSi
sS sfs; si.sis'Ss, fearing. sch. Belle. n.r.A.r.
s:r;5s MA x Msss ssss: ssAs: z:r.s:
rhsL s:g .ss ss s.s.u.
g. S.nss ss; w.,
brig Horace Grcess. Tevnslsy. %.
sa.a. sssr Pro ca
isss G
New ORLEANS. Fob is-srr steamship u..i,o Iudi.uo.
vie % sslo. coming up ship s.shsn fton Il
talbot aosdsss Trieste s. .'. Lyrpss
NoRioLK. Feb ls,Arr sohr Citizen. =, Portland sia
ssh,s So,.Ih rV,nss M:sn Pr0vdsnoe Honduras Cross
Ssw hAvsN: rob Is. Arr sloop J.mss aorhlm.
BIis L. SID brig Torseio Atwood, WIndies sohr Hua
NEW LONDuN. Feb I7-Arr sloop Prudent Howard, from
Wshsm Tor Sssrs sid ..hS nsds0s rsOlhAm from
,NoawIcn. Feb iS-Cid sohrs Edward Everett. Shaw.
NEwBURYfoRr. Feb E-sld sshr Gladiator. PhiladsI-
kEwPoRT FebH-Arr h,rk Hs,mion. Howard Mobile
cr Pr brig GRAD Turk Nsssnsl for Proydsass
sshts ne,fcn sesmsn sswOIrypoEsisE de Justine Gibbs
Fssness ssutsy bedfors Nary LsDsaoa. simias
ton Salem dol Ashlsnd Mcfesng for do o.
aells. wcker Roctland for do; Do vey sparks Pro-
vnoesown for dol vio,oy Niokeson Boston do; Saul
Appleton Fnney do Vineyard Foster, do for Tangers;
Clara Rogers do for Norfolk os BILLINGS fer
Dc; LeuisA. iups kesburypors for Banmors Perry,
YORK. Sid brig sacramento for Providnos sahr Taney for
. oruiee; 0AssAbeas, for NYsrk.
PENSACOLA, Feb Arr brig Msohigoans. Chamberlain.
PHILADELPHIA Tsbls-C,d schrs Auna somsrs. Adams.
NYorki Bars!ets. Hopkins. Portland.
PROVIDENCE, Feb H-Arr sohrs Watson Baker Who'll
den, ForoH ARCTIC GOT rovncesown Mou.on, DO; May.
kYofk. Below. fore and nfh schr supposed the James
Fisher Anderson from Del. Sid brigs Copdovs,
Dutch, HAvAus Florence F,les A,tavSas schr roba,
Had soop Frederic Brown. Gardiner, NYok
propl Pelican. William do
PORTLAND. Feb l7-Arr bsrhs Sarah Hals. Crow.hsr.
sabina. Henley Comet, Upton. and Helena, Hamilton.
San FRANCISCO. Jan .-Adv ship Valparaiso. Kilhaun.
for Pansma 6sh brig Col Fremont Mason for 5Dsgo and
intermediate portr 25sh
ekITBvLLE. NC, Feb $50 bark and brig supposed
she bark urdine. tor Bsenes and brig Dow for
Cuba bsrk Sam us Train for briSs julia Noul
for csdiy Honson Cub. alpine Boston; ChN Henry Rich
mohd; sehr Hornet. NYork
sToNlNGTON, Fen l6-sid schrs Rough Ready, Phips,
burg and Nay, for kYork.
WILAIk G1ON. Feb l6Arr brig Tan gcr. Park natAnssS
echr Fannie MITCHELL Douglas Granada Cid lh, brig In
dian Queen vsrney, Boston; sohr Mennonite smith NYork
lbh, biso David Dufe Podge do !eh Kate Foster Kill
NYork
WARREN, 81, FEB l7-Arr brig Frances. franklin. Ma
SaDsss.
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Died,


On February 10, after long and illness JANE,
wife Of John McCsndess in the 37th year OF her age
Her friends snd acqusiutances respectfully invited
TO tend funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from
Der late residence Fourteenth street and Hi nth
Her r. mains will be taken TO Greenwood for interment
On Thursday morning, February 10, FGAsoss Eliza
Bs1H daughter Of John B. Whitman ESQ and wife Ct
Andrew Ten Byck, aged 26 years
Tbs Gienus and relatives OF the family also her
brother IN law Henry Spear invited to attend her
funeral from her late residence. No 81 Hicks street
brooklyn, this afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
On February IL, MICHAEL HErhY, son Of Ressans and
The late Michael slevin aged years ard months
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this dav at o'clock from the resi-
dence OF his mother No 70 West street, without further
invitation
At Hemd.n, Conn. on Wednesday, February IL, Al.
rEs wife OF Peter Thorne, and daughter Of the late
Robert Middleton, in the ed year of her age
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to a
tend her funeral at No III Chambers street. to morrow
afternoon, at O'Clock,
On February TO- after . severe Illness, ct thu Aston
House, CArHnRirE BYKNE, aged "a years. a native Of
Ireland.
Her remsins will be taken at o'clock, to williams
burg Her friends are rpquerted to attend
On February IL, ENEMA FonsTER youngest daughter Of
Henry D. Johnson aged years months and ls days
The friends ef the family respectfully invited ct
tend her funeral omorrow morning at O'Clock from
the residence Of her aren ca Bowery without further
invitation
At Circevine, Ohio February IL, Judge Nc ARTHUR
an old and respected citizen Of that place.
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CITY RADHRHPORr.

TuvasDAv, Feb. le-sP.A
barADsrUvrs seemed active, the bud-
mesa including 10000 barrels ordinary to ohocs State
WIN common to good southern. ct - - lSx, and
RR ~. Sos to fancy w:.rn At e ~
jersey ard Braudywins meal purchase cd at full
rates with 70 puncheons OF the latter at Buck
lbs Wheat ruled quiet only 6Cs bushs Genesss white
realisDg 81 ~, did alec corn, Of which bat 900
commanded 81 4sc per bushei an sivanoe Barley
and rye did net vary much
o.irIs-At wa;hinsten Drove Yud-onred 1000
heeves 600 southern and remainder from this STATED
Demand r and prices nrm Sales Of good retailing qua
ties at FRI to cents About leo head len over un-
soid At BrowDing's-0nered 90 COWS and calves ct
from S25 TO $50 90 = SO AL sold Gee sheep aud
lambs on sals prices at from S2s 50 so to IS for the
fSr@sr, and 81 81 asa so g 90 for tho latter At
beef oatls, At To &c 30 and calves at s2l So
1900 sS 2oeo sheep and lambs all sold prices Of sheep
~ 90 50 IS IS 70; lambs, 81 so o IS q 81
COFFEE continued brisk, tn. srsnsactions reaching
2oOe bags Java at 1okc, and go do Rio at SIX 0fS
per ID
Co1ToN The market remains without change. with
sales, o-day, OF . 800 bale..
fRnoHrs to Liverpool continued Arm, and vessels
scarce ter the present vetery winds have doubt,
Kept back many which due aud with its change
number Il arrivals may be expected About 5000 bales
at higher terms were also asmsnasa for dssd vsss
and cheese To Glasgow, go bales cotton Engaged
at Nd There was no change in rates to London. To
havre, rates we've steady ut 10 for ootten. To An
terp, 200 bales cotton engaged at We There
no change to notice in rates TO California
wore In DETER request ava tine operAtNone
reached $50 bbls. prime and pork ct SIS OK .
81 TX and SIS 80 $685. and $50 pigs pioiled shout
DER ard hams, ct 6x . To- and DC per ID ITO bbs
n me lard, ct 90 e9Hc coo do prime and mess beef
~ 81 rs 80 and 50 Sill so: leo tisrc-s prime
slos $40 20; and 60 bbs beef hams, u Sis-respeo
lively.
RECEIPTS PRODUCE
BY BuDsoS RIVER RAngoAD = $50 bbs -four, 40 pkgs.
beef 81 do butter % do cheese 20 casks sshes 69lS
bus oats 22 eldes leather 323 sheep go hogs 200
bales hay; and l44 do wool
By Esih RAlno.D Isl pkgs butter a hogs; 50 casks
ashes; ASH bbs -four; 6l5l bus OATS 10 bbs whskey
90 bsgs corn x6S do barley; 20 pks ohesse so calves
IA head cattle 256 sides leather % bales hay and 81
40 wool
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GEOGRAPHIC

TIE LADIES HUNGARIAN ASSOCIATION or CINCINNATI
CONTRIBUTIONS, ETC.
CIycrsSAri, Feb 10 1852.
The Ladder Hungarian Association to the number
u see, assembled to day in the saloon Of the Burnet
Heuse and presented TO Kossuth. Mrs Teifor ad
dressed Koasih the part Of the Association, and
presented him with $500. He made appropriate
reply.
Tomorrow Ke,suth is to be presented with 81 400 BY
an association Of Germare
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Cur Philadelphia Correspon aenoe.

PHrLAprLruA, Feb. 10, 1861
CSurte,1etys C0usht-CASsed riiA tie Pcrts-scuA BHk
Rsbb1 ~ Matrimonial Esespa
Our city police hsvs captured gang Of men, who ysA
terday commenced the emission Of oountsreit on
the Wyoming Bank, Of WnkssbArrs. They ars Of the
ten dollar dsDopination ard too inferior TO the
genuine mote 70 pas current here, though several
persons cheated With them last night BY gas light
To day gsntlsmsa picked up . well stuffed pocket
book, and though& he had found . prise until he eI-
Amined and found the notes Of this nsw emission
1ns prisoners are mostly from New York
pvs'ens Arsstse son time since FOR partioips-
aon IN we ioreneush Bank robbery had public
exAninstion TO day, bsfore Mayor Giipin when some
strong teeumoby vas elected He has also been oon-
serneo some OF the eItensvs store roSberes In our
city WITHIN Tie pest s's1teen months and ser ain de-
veiopenens hsvs reeently been made showing that a
man OCCASIONALLY employed upon the watch a : erfb.
dituts hss been soncsrnsd in them. Goods valued at
~ 500 have boon rsssvsred, the most OF vh,n w.rs
stolen from kcigsl Brothers, store
The two policemen seriously Injured At tn. buynso
Ut Harris buildiy nearly two months since tsv. holm
recovered sufficiently 70 resums their duties one of
S0en made his resppsarsBos yesterday.
A young man named etaplston, who had bean tridyns
With the affections 81 young lady to day arrested
On warrant, 70 ansver charge Of seduction; but he
very wisey svsrtsd The prosecution BY marrying the
- a4s In . very short time happy coupls.
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RicHMoyD-Bteamer Rosnoko-S Stomp, Rstty,
Refonssok. Hawking, Harrington. Upsling. g Cut
lsi. Thonp:on. JREoClsan, Ms omar Nj, Js,.sii.
Mrs Gruy, DrJ WH 0ruJn. Miss Clesby. Capt String
LotA Nevau W Yates, Murrell. Nichols. d Coch.
ran. Resrdon sad lady and II In the sseersHe.
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German National Loan.

The Corsrrs OF the Guarantees German refuges for
this loan hold In Cincinnati the Sd inst, and
continued In session for six days This Copgress to
have net on the 18th Of January; but considerable
number Of the invited guarantees prevented from
lin consequences o. the difficulty Of travelling from the
inoenency II the reason It postponed until the Sd
b thirty two Of which twenty ave present or
q least represeI 1T the opening Of tbs Congress
According to the hfh provision OF the plan proposed By
Congress Of the should be convoked
A. the loan shall reached the Of $40 oo0 which
the German National Loan then drawn up The
amount Of the loan Hxed ct tive millions Of dollars
Be- collected in Of ST. So SIS and 500 per
cent Kinkel then an account Of his lsbors and
In the matter OF the onary loan In Anne
RIGA He came 70 New York l4th September 1851, with
the mission to arouse the German population q Ameri
% for revelation in their native country, and to
estsbIeh rstors loan for the promotion of tbs
Washington fttsturs Cincinnati, etc He met with the
most success and encouragement In the smAler cities.
New Yori after which be returns to Kurops The col
irctons have hitherto surpassed his original anticIpa-
lions and have long since exceeded the Of ga 900
which circum,tanse the fundamental cause Of the
convocstion Of Congress
The Congress bsr accepted his account asking him to
Sur.ue the course be has hitherto done during his
farther stay in this country.
On motion CT DR. Kiukel, II Was
Resolved That the Central Committee in London shall
IN no Instance bs authorised TO expend the money for
she loan for the ssi'tsnos or support Of fuztives
That the G. n.rsl recsive definite nstruo
lions as TO Kipksi's lsboi,;
That fer the better scoc mp.hment OF the Union be-
tween the Central Con m.-s in London and tho gusran
tees In America well for carrying the further
agitation for the committee OF three BIZ appointed
BY the Central Oonaistes; which will reside in New
York
The question Wa then called up on The position which
CHS Congress occspes In relation to the revolutionary
Ccngreu held on 18th January in Phsdelphia. 1t
Resolved That the transactions and resolutions Of til
Congress II Philadelphia, In s. far they tn
national loan are % be regarded As null and void.
In reference to the Con gress CONTEMPT TO be held
In New York In May NEXT /. was
Received That the d.sions Of said Congress viii have
10 eject in altering the decisions Of this Congress
Kinkea was then empowered to represent tho Ameri
can Congress OF guarantees and its decions the
kLrCpeSp Coparess
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Paine fec Bsstsn. sscn; WestpAaa, Wssela foR Olty
PsinG Hsyhsw Bssssa, d soel.
MARspuLEs Jaa $50 Ovens. Chase, Palermo.
NAPLES Jas al-Arr Nsv EsgisaA. NOris ans.
P0hrsMovrH Jan ssh Patrick Henry Hubbard. Nov
to-sll from LsAdon.
Az d Phsh for CsydiR
PLvvouTn. Jan TPus IN Lydia. Souls iron Havrs fer
Apalaohiools
Pike. for U States.
TonsAv. Jan s-sid Chesapeake. Lambert. BAlsIn.rs
FALMOUTH. Jan 1.-THE Hsyftusn. suilA frsu NYork
FOR ChraRA put lsaky has been surveyed aad dis
charging
LAmLAsH jan 1.-THE Chief arrived frsn frson for 5s-
vsnnAh. very ieahy. and must discharge.
DIAL Jan fiji blew strong gale last night srsn ssw
And 70 about ths morning when IL sbatsA and
during the gale the bark sydney Lemon from
Hsgus and the Prus bark Cciar sohArAa from Shields
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a7aas sa-ass4ss44 a.sl8saai
Married.,

Married,
At Brooklyn, ednes day, February IS by the Rev
Dr. Cox MIR. BENJAMIN @ LEIGH to miss Anna only
daughter Of the late Richard Greed all OF Brooklyn
On Thursday. February 10, BY the Rev DR. James
ecott DIR. w BAILEY, Of Green Point. l. l.. to Miss
MARY " daughter Of Allen Osborn ne. of Clinton. N J.
At Brooklyn, on Tuesday February 10, BY the Rsv R.
: STARS, THOMAS GoocH. Esq, to Mrs. ELisABErH L.
NoYEs.
On Wednesday, February Is, by the Rev. J r. Rock
we'll, FREnERrcK JEsNx to Miss MARTH. LAwRsscF,
daughter Of John Lawrence Esq all CT Brooklyn Y.
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Tcicgraphic Marine Aeportss
BosreU, Hes 10.
CarccBps
CltAsed-shps Prtersho9 Havana; Fiavis, sTrAsoiscs
Viola korlcsnG barks yuniatA SmyrnA CubA. 6uriuam
Lucinda ana hstsn.w HayanI Trinity: 0svsston, Roxl-
and u mccth Rock NYork-
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LLUIIOv or CANADIANS FOR TIE RELRA Sc OF
rev I.ItH P.rsIoTa --PetiIons iD circulation In
Csessa sskins for tbs relsass " pBisn Mtcn'l and
&enSEsg, The frieh aIss
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CALIFCRNIA.-FOR BAN FRANCISCO, DIRsCr-
~ The entirely and splendid esppsrsd copper
tened clipper ship yU LA ANN, will positively sAn
March s This vessel having been built expressly ts
trade il expected she viii make .hs p.s:axs in about
are every way superior 70 any other ship port.
Early application passage In this beautiful
viii b necessary. only limited number will be taken
Tor passage. ApplyN BUTLER. Bk0THkRS,
llS M l63 south strsat N r
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Passengers to Arrive.
Frv 0nIEAys-ste.mship rhiiadolphis Ill Terlton, II
Barlow II Drake, J ryinsr; Bs'sheior NJ owens
Poni ard Turk ycfrios Bender Mr. Debois ard lady
Lieut ReIshaw UsN, JE Putnam. W Palmer. Roiios,
fkoney w q Booth, AoGopRb, Batohslor W Lang,
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Teiegraphle Reports.
NEw OsIEAns Feb Id, 1851
Cotton-ssles to-day have been 5000 bales, at 10 =
"a for Middlipg.
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1THROUGn TICKETs FOE CALIFORNIA VIA rHa
L Straits of Magellan snd Panama, By the masnideons
new double engine Steamship Reindeer 1O burshen
Css. wilss. which Win ssa from New YSr. for ,hs
ship was built expressly for the California trade
and copper as' ened and expected to mako she
wl avoid Al the delay .icins and great expense q
No eershs secured I'LL paid for. For freshs or Ikc
ply JOHN HALL, Agent
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nARIvImE INTELL EnCE
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 10, 1857


Steamship United stases Berry Ctasres Jones John
ship Marion. Davis Savannah, Durham Dimon.
81; S Ssss Ss::. En- s.,'.
xsn., xs.s'. sss IN. sf:G s.,
sssI SSiss rss,s CssslG Lss:
sehr DeRossess Brewster; nmin9son, NO, DOlasra
,'s.ns.ip oeors!s Porter ohssrss rsS7 Havana
Bari islsn Mari. ioi BAIL sissy Bristol 30 day. With
ship Bremen from Cslso for Hampssn Roads iSS IL shs
Ss ssr,% me s. n, Of sSp no %.sm :,a1dns
BAH iysI,I.rps !sr,: al:Adon. Galway. 70 day. with
.;S s.:; Ssa;s x.,,1
Z. .1gersn.ss very heavy and Nv gales. ~. V @.'
days si'a .ss
saw sart Ann iro savannah for Liverpool tpi0bas
BIS E.rs.res brI Brssn.n, 9. Domingo City. IS I,yp
'i sssr j. me- n.s, a Nsre9
hi flml S. Sss Ps, y,fsne s.' On
AN .sho. q sgqam 1sle and nois morning. sf,er
-. @ 60 ais fs N s'1s
81: ss -
r. e. :t go; , ...s 1s ana
sbnks- y s.ye Ter arc upisverahle.
sOkr Nary Jores Bag I,Isor.
sshr Mcrrarst Arr. Haysns, 0respporN
echr John wells, Racket, GreenpoeA
Schr ESry, Clark Provncetown.
eohr Rough Ready. Gates, EAstpsrk n dAyS.
;s b;fss.: ss;:;A s s;S f ~ s'is1
sIsop s~sllev, Wells GreonpoYt
Slcop Leeds. Goldsmith, Green perl
sIoep Point JEdith GavsA Neport
Below,
hern tr!s from News Scotia
AiLe. one bark in the oninG
Sailed.
gtesnfhip United States Berry, CAsg-eG sbip 6,nshs
tBrl -; tsrk Reward, Patterson, ApalNshooln
Wlaa during tks day, N; ~ sunset VI.
Capt BoAemsA ~ the ship Rhcin, ashoge ~ espe hsy,
has got out nearly all the has slowed away about go
OIL essts and he can pump her ont ~ 20 get IA o1 more
| be thinks The ship will socn Be In New York
ne Br sshs Elizabeth, Moore, from ysenei while q.
sboi on The BATTERY on Mdnosaay night cut through
~ the Ice which caused the shr 70 leak badly The
had thn pa CT her cargo att 70 tighten her forsard
The steamship Hermann went dawn the bsy this morning
on Sial ur AFTER being ~ the Dry Dooh for few day
repair
The bark Hsvsrd, Ps.rsos, hence Tor Ap.iaohoors In
going devn The bay yoscrd,y vent ashorc
whore size rcares for hears humpng very heavily "A
pilot board. She Afterwards az ID AMI prsossdod 10
fore tn schf sshsrs inside Of ths Narrow Ia,
tttau Wr HAhsatau has Seas 70 her assissanos.
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EoR SAN FRANCISCO. -cALIFoRNIA.-THI A. sU-
~ peyio lima RAyk r.,

LUX EAN EKANCISCU, CAIIFUKNIA.-THE a. / yU-
master will sail from Philadelphia on ths th Of February
bark fitted up with commodious saloon 100 feet Ia
length. with state aHordns the best and
.5penss. paid Passage in upper cabin S2s cabin
hOsILEY, 81 South Front street. or A. W. BALL, ruth
east corner Front snd Walnut Streets N.
in rinety days
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AyrvsRp, Jsn zs-Amelis Wilson, for BoEseo,
BRISTOL tPuIl Jan B-Bnr CHAM for Mobile; Eliza AEn
fer ROrleabH Admiral, DO. wig wind.
HonpnAuI. Jan 1-Ar Jenny, F0rlesHs
RsLTAsr, jan 1-Plt bsef John Garrov Liverpool for
OrieaAs bark Anslis CanB, Glasgow for Boston.
CarIz, Jan l9-Ary Berlin, FOrlesnt.
Cows. yap 1-sid Martin Friedrich, krtn HYerf,
DnALr Jss 3-Arf Cefin, emith Chafssoa And sid Ter
On rrr ocr ysa 1-siS Aisa. DuxAla, Noble LschISo,
1avss, jan 1-Arr HeivssiA Marsh NorlssEs; Eapels.
On Ter, Tetara, Chariestsn.
Bic from do 18Th Napoleon, Lun, Nor.anH Chesapeake
LentsrS Fanny smosssn. aId AAaehsster. Tyisf, do
Rhine, HARVARD, Hsvsns
hKLvoEr, Jaa UWind bound. Zodiac, Pcpkcns for Bos-
N.i Arstlique, SsH usls, kYork.
~ NJ Antnr'ie zeIesA 40 9Th; Uniysrss Bira DO ,sn
pre- bnN. Russell Do i1hl PsoAa STATE, kADson 40 6ta
Soean Queen, bsNevs DO Sthi Gen Dunlap okoheld do
Fanny Bennett for Baltimore BthI Merrill. dc Nthj
shirley hner foI syresns "a zenobs Barker Dc sth;
kse naxA 20 9TH Osborne. Novel; do 7th Samuel Law
renee fases 40 l2th Calhoun. ksohsf. DO sesn, Car
naes vnsr 70, Charsssen. scent AensnassA fAyiet.
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Tr 3. NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-FOR NEW on
A., leans yis aavaps Ichsnge Of sailing -Ths
Commando will sail from .hs pier atfost Of warren
street. N r. on Tuesday, February ~ a. O'Clock r. n.
precisely Eates OF passage to Havana and New
Now sIransement.fndi FALCON bershs s7O after DO.
de- $40 forward do, $50 Storage d. S36 Specie only
taken freight Havana Passengers for New Orleans
viii Va transfered 10 another steamship OF this line
For freight apply ~ n. o, ROBERTS.
III West street, Of Warren htreek
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NEW LINE FOE SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CRAGREs
IN and Panama vanderblts 81 d splen did double
engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Of 2509 toas bur
then viii make her nt "Trip TO Chssrss Direct leaving New
No z North river. Psssensers b. tss Nershsr, Light
VIII be takon frcM Panama 10 San Francisco by the
and splendid double engine steamship LkWlS, Of
900 tons burthen. Thsss steamers annvasd In the
quality and extent Of their pressly
ft.ed 70 meet The requiromen Of The books
now open. For paeesge, apply only 70
y. B. ALLEN, AGENT Mol Battery pIaoe. mp ssAlrs.
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EOR RICHMOND VIA NORFOLK AND CITY POINT.
VA-Balisg Saturday ~ O'Clock r r., from Par III
North river The s.es nih!p ROANOKE Parrish eo..
above freight passage apply 10 DE Gh 40
TON Us Messursnens gsodS viii DO received
for City Point after and On this "trip
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HUNDREDS or THOSE VINO FAVE ooNrRAcrup
MEDICAL cARD.-DR. GLOVER BIZ HIS SUPERIOR

NJ EpICAL QARD.-DR. GLOVER BIZ HIS BUPERIOB
N sfni s5d practical experiences enabled v snsee
quick and radical In ths most d2cult bueh
mos. asonbins In those ossss. th
have bsed the st Of the sminont phydciana Do
who devoted his s..snto. e IN ptassss
de by nethod Introduced BY the celebrated Rosxls
s French surgeon Dr. g. returns thanks those family
rhyeAns who duy appreciate his By sondinx
V 10 his care net rectaped among The %
pretcndsra whose f1sMous MI the
to papers HIS oefes Ne. IL AaA strssL BrsaA