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S20GpA Sl5,O00t $4,000
LOTTERY Tor The benefit Or the STATE of Delaieare.
Glass L, torla52, 10 be drawn at Wilmingtun, Del,
on Saturday, August 18th, 1852.
10 Number Lotery--It Drawn Ballots. +
sPLENDIn SCHEME.
i Splendid capital of 800, 600; splendid
prize Of 10000 $4,000; 10000 l0,477;
5prizes Of 1000 5 offs, 900 10 of 1900;
400 Of .0o0;. $50 Of 400, &c.
Whole Tickets $20-Halves $l0-Quarters So
fEighlAs 81 80
Certificates ofpackages ri 26 Wholes $3.50 90
Db# do rs Halves l25 90
Do do 26 Quarter G2 so
Do do % Eightls 81 -
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will re-
ceive the most prompt attention, and an official ac-
count OF each drawing sent Immediately alter tits
over to all who order from me.
Address, E. f, O'BRIEN. Agent
lSicccssar 10 J. 8. c, Ma;uy1
July %, 1852. Alexandria, Virginia.
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FOR SALE,

NN liberal terms as 70 price and credit. two
" horse CARRIAGE. ID good order, web tried
and found 10 be we'll bnitof excellent material BY
Barnhart Also The right IN one half OF an approv-
ed WHEAT. T,HRESHER-applv 70
JOHN J. Fl. STRAITHs
June 10. 1859. Agsat fass ths oavnfg.
IN BBLs. CORN fdr saleby
IUU HARRIS & RIDEN0UR.
JAY p, 1852.
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Shoes. Shoes.

IN large supply Of Ianies Kid and Morocco
Slippers and Buskins-aiso have i lol of tight
saiteFs. and many other shoes selling OF ii cost
and less,
HARRIS & RIDENoUR-
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STOCK OF GOODS,
al Cost, for Cash enTy.

lHt1E undersigned having. solelhis Property, in
i GLIDING his Store H6asc 10 the goyerafneni,
has determined y close Lis bus fress in the Mer-
canl.le line. III therefore offers his extensive
'tk OF GOODS,
which has been plrs based as low as any Stock in
The vdiiey of Virginia, and all Fresh Goods, ha
having been in business only about two years
This assortment consists ia part Of The following
Attcles5.va;
Plain, Black, chanseabtei Plaid, Striped and
Figaleif Silks,
Silk Tissues Of various patterns;
Illusions, Tafluns, and Safcenets;
Barages Of every qaality; Barage De Lains
Muslins and Lawns; Mourning Lawns;
Swi<s, plain, and figured Musins;
s. Cam5ricS and Jaconets Go; Pepilis;
Super Curtain Muslins 81 vaFious patterns
. Ginghams and Calicoestali patterns and prices;
Ladies super Linen IIdk' Is. from 10 els. up;
Genlemenss Linen and Silk iidk Is
C5ored and Black CraGas;
Craps audFCasAmer Shaws q various sizes and
rdpi i'sSs anil smagv SAWS. Of various size. aad
Figured and plain Bohinets;
large assortment Of Dress Trimmings
Silk Laces and Fringeki ~
French worked Collars;
Ladies Kid, Silk, and Lisle Thread Gloves;
Gentlemen's KID and Silk Gloves;
Parasos and Umbrellas
Ladies silk, Cashmere Lambs Wool and Cot
Ion Hose;
Genremen's Lambs Wool Hese;
S,tpcr Black Cloths and CassinleErss
Do Fancy Cassineits al xelS low prices;
silk Velvet. Satin, Figured SILK and Marsailes
Vestings;
) TwecdS nf AL colors and prices;
Super Waite Red and yellow Flannelsi
Canton Fiannels; Domettics ri every deserip-
ton and colprs; Silk and Fancy Bannelsi
Afarge assortment OF Fancy and Plain Ribbons
Artificial Flowers, Cape Tabs, Combs and
Brushes, aud almost every.afliele In the fancy
way.
CHINA AND QJEENSTFARE.
Among which are several handsome Tea Sets
A good assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery, Carpen'
t.rs' Tools ~, Walters, looking GASES and tin
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PreeerVing &sagaEa.

DEsT Loaf, Crashed. CIarIfEss. ~ SSzonia ou-
Iu sass rs IS 'sss1 I & C anaxa : LINE.
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xrHEESE AND CRAcKERS-I0 Boxes
OlCheese, Water, Soda and Sugar Crackers,
fresh. Just received BY
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Horses for safe.

TINE undersigned having purchased Mules ne
il cessary for their farming purposes, offer at
private sale, Z or s fne WDRK HORSES, and
will be seen 1t The farm near BerryviIle
PENDLETON II RICHARDSON.
Clarke county Va, July p, 1852.
TvfsH Trimmed shad, for sale BY
Aug. 5. EBY & SON.
nURECIDER VINEGAR for sale b.
LOCK CRAhIER & LINE.
July 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01
DIED..

On Wednesday, March 81, GEORGE WASHINGTON.
agsd 81 years
tend the funeral Al hs residence, No. ai3 Sally
a. O'Clock The remains to be taken 10 the Ciszsns
Union cemetery. . -
HALL in the 35th year OF bis age
The relatives and friends of the family are "
attend his funeral tins day. lApni - At osl3ek NJ.
from the residence OF his father ArcNoaid Hail. NO %
o o. ru.S. .' Mach g. M1RY D. wife of Marx H.
The frep Of the family are invited attend her funeral
her hubands residence on Cinton ay: Brooklyn, COR
ner Of Gates av.. on TnuIss.y, a. ~ o'clock = ~
MARY ANNE ANTRAM. wife of William CaddJ, aged
% years.
invited TO attend the funeral this (Tanday stsrnoon
st p NJ, from her late residence. No 2'f Grasd s.
The remains will he inferred at Gesawood.
4S- Philadelphia papers please copy:
At Brooklyn. on Tuesday evening, March 30, JAMES
A. only son Of John Maysn, Esq. aged II years
.ad e uGs 81 'SS from hs rssdsncs h h. NJ
Livingston At Brooklyn, on Thursday mofalRs az ~
o'clock.
On Wednesday .ing. "a iIca 81. at lei O'Clock. VII
SON infant son Of James and Evslhe R1oinsos age
The frierds Of the family are rssoscty invited to a.
tend his funeral fon the deBcs OF hrs grandfather
Ebas Thomas. No So West l4ik-st on Friday afternoon
al 81 O'Clock.
In Jersey City Tuesday. March 20, after short Illness
MARGARET ANN wife OF 8. Lloyd James and second
daughter Of Jacob Poiaisr ESQ of srooslyn N y
The friends of the family respectfully mvtss % a.
tend her era from her late residence Grove Jssey
City. tomorrow afternoon. at o'clock, without further
invitation
R Cincinnati papers plea copy.
Suddenly Oh Thurday, March %, Wills or VISIT a. the
Of n. son az HeS Sah 4 aSoasb co
in he IS h year OF his age.
IT Jersey papers please cooy
March a. MHRGAREf TURNER. wife Of Stephen b.
Widely aged 81 years aud months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01

The Dry Goods trade is fully active
Western buyers are increasing their purchases The
stocks in the West, even OF staple goods are re-
ducsd to very low state, and at last are rscev.
ipa the full effect Of active country demand, and
while this Is the case the City and nearby trade
By no means dull, and the shipping continues fully
active. Since the LIST of January, l4al packages
have been exported to the East and West indies aud
South America, against IL $50 packages in the same
period Of last year Jobbcrs are fully active in
selling, buying but little, having already laid in full
stocks. Brown Shsetings and Shlrtings are in mod
crate request and the demand is not syond the
tuusd supply Of fresh goods. There is more doing
for California. Blsached Goods are rather increas
ing in stock respects the lower descriptions wAc
the higher grades and sold previous to ar
rival Commission Houses are doing a very
healthy business Drills have been in dem and for ex
port and at very full prices Osnaburgs are rather
dsn bat the stock 10 light and prices steady Denims
are UAiforn in prices with 4 very regular demand
There v mere doing in Stripes and Ticks but prices
still are low Printing Cloths inactive at very
nominal prices Prints active for good styles aud
qualities and ~ firm prices. Ginehams show re-
maIkabe stssdiness. The fabrics of both Companies
sell uniformly at let. There is no accumulation OF
stock. and the demand is fully equal 10 the supply
Muslin Dc Laines are active, bat the supply s large
and the active home competition Keeps prices ia
favor Of the buyer. year ago, Only tso mills
In action. Now there are foN or ave. producing
supply rather ahead Of the demand, active tasugh
tha,he. For ell but very choice styles, the domes
tics have driven the French out Of tbs market
Cloths are dull and heavy. The difscalsy of nskng
sales Of the large stock On hand has ersAelmsa
one manufacturing company. Prices are rather
lover. Cassineres and Satress are duh and heavy.
Tweeds and Jeans, with rather more activity, are
still low IN price. from large stocks. All w,o.en
soocs, De LANES excepted, are dull and depressed
Foreign eoscs crowd the auction roons, aud lsnx
lirss Of Ribbons Silks and Saaws, Of Preach IA 4aa
lecture, are eislribused through me county al ven
moderate prices exeep, for such goods are lhls
years importation. Prices rather more fayoFs-
bic to buyers at private sale. A large amour, of
goods has been liberated RON the bonded warehouse
and thro~n the mAaket az some sacrifice iuprice.
Woolsns, Csstens and Silks, Of Fiench and Coati-
nshss manufacture are, with little exec p,ios, heavy
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\. ps.ss -hs~ ,hs ,smsns With hip Hiaiestsa sehr
W " w. - a f.ss ~ scheaarrt: slso schr. II. 2.

h. Roads -hss che ,smsis, WITH hip Eaicstsai sem
wv vysr "a . A.e, ~ sch"'arrsi slso SCAR T. r.
'cHASLEsros y ..os :, -" sap G, anb's; .ce,
Co Sat.sr ,: b'g Kidd. Ns~ fo'k vilam ckss'
Boston bs,eA I'is''s S. Sos 9a
N,wsusSsoi. c,5' .chr I.ssharg. 7hdad-lphia
DAWES MAehii-AT 'sa W., Gen Taylor Jones'
FALL RI~Es Ms'cs .s-sd; org T,io,s; Lslast.
SO' s@aq H. to .sa s1s =" ~. r.aSssa "'
GEORGErOwN, u AR PRIOR 70 March 80 sehr'
kf Toi'mEss HOLT, March % p MAT sca,s. Julia
Frances ffehrrt; L,d cs'h.ss Dsvi -,
he fpr yo,k River Va; Mcss,fey wsy t ,,,s
NJ, sssr arws Ssses NIcssrsa Po ca,sle fss Bcs-
ton: Sinsos Baasr. HAYES. rsnrs, Cor DO: Muy Lssx
Iesiissd for New Yo,k: KAT. Aaoery: York Psr,sss
ar Nosfo't sd iehrs Jaiia Frances, Monterey wn
P.ns Mar L.nssos; rhon', x liz sssss iSr Dos
ton brg Andrew Rins. Rsynes. savannah Ter DO 49,
ayr schrs Eugene Freeman Jscmsl or Boston Is9, s
Shatuek Freeman, add pisoatch, Bennett, Isn<es ~
Roston sasan. Russell Esgartown for Naaturks. nm
Old schIs Deposs Arso Nsves; Dsea Ssss, .Sseai
port. bari Lnnetts brig Andrew Ring.
sT MARKS, March 2O--Ar. brig C. A. Gee. Huooars
'JxCKsoNvuLE, MScA i5-Arr. brig c.smspolite
witham. New York schrs Convert Brown MAtAn ~
York CID i7th. bris Fredk Eugene Fnaton, Nav Bsy
MOBILE, Mich. ACID ships game nnon BIT I'm
Lyerpool; A'heps Chase do banks tie en-, ClmeI rfov
idencs Robert Walsh. Kellock, do Arr ships Baroars
Or Houston; London ps@a. SBr L0osy obey! Ns fos..
Great Br1tau. (br hare, from Lue cose-
OBJ Watson, London Arnorz (Br Cosie, g. rhomss
Lydia, Sonle, HAVE; barks klleshe, Harvey Nsw-On
I Boston sch ,eSrs' Autsiops. pssls. Hsrsna
NEW.LoNDoN, March as-Arr schr. TOnssta; from
wilnstos for Boston. SID Daniel wiie1t smith, ioi
PHILADELPuIA. March ,o-Arr. schr. Som Steel
ton Rsley, New York A, Hobart, G,ye do, Ga
schrs Chesspeake, Barrstt Harlem: Jss Ross Parker
DgntOn; Z. C Horton. Candy. New-fork; kHprsss
PORTSMOUTH, Uowex Harbor,l March 's-Atr bris
Champion, Dckey, Newly for Portland schr Benz
Franklin, Lend Baltimore for Bath
PROVIDENCE, March 7e-Arr. schr Cape NAV Mes
PHILADELPHIA Copy. Dassstt. Nsw-York SID schr Ham
let Nick erson. Phi adeiphia.
PORTLAND March fs-Ar. schr Ralto, Colson
searspoYt for Phsdeiph Cid brig Leni Lesman Cieh
fuegos schr u. Norton. Marion. matsnzas
RICHMOND, March SAT- barss Nay Queen, VA
son, New. York Goa. Hc,ton. New Orle ans; Midas
Jordan, do; schrs Maria Theresa. Crowsl, Salem
Tinker, Rud, Eastpors Sid. schs. Orianna Dodge, New
York Atlas Robinson, do.
STONINGTON March 2s-Arr. brig Enssm. Moore
Bucksvlle for Boston schrs. Asaco Pendston, do fo
Searsport Martha Maria, Sw. York for Salem; Vic
tory Allen do for Beverly.
SAVANNAH. March 26-Arr bark Jane Hsumond
OBJ Cove, Greenock. Cid. bark Louisa and Caroliae
Raven, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01
Passengers Arrived

In steamship VIM Penn. from Chd0res ria h,n0stoa-C
d Fritz. A E. Burr. VIM Snyder. E NJ Mcssrso,
McGavnt. w ANN srman, D. Wygate. c. c. Baker, A.
W hats-l50 in steersge.
In ship 1horrdike from Hauan1-Capt Edwd. p, Watts
OF Halioweil, Me.
In pocktf ship Isaac Bell from HavreMr Hid and fam
lily. Miss A Reis Mas H. Refs, Mr. Sanders-60O the
steerage.
packet ship Congress from London and Ports
moufh-Mrs and Master Williams J. Thompson. b. Fcs-
ter G. lrmsB. J. yerpon-s9l IN steerage.
In ship Richard Golden, from LOadon-C. Esdale.
In packet ship Jntrerse from Lrerpool-Mr Dol. M
Hardy ana lady. MIR, Williams Misc May, Mr. Scott, Mr.
Dfa" 5aio 0ra1 from Rchad C. Morse H.
More, Jr. of New Yors-3j9 in s,eerage.
IL packet sssp Washington. from Lirerpoo-ofr Msi
"a Sec eta'y Father Matthew Peter O'Neara, Mss
O'Mesia and 936 IN s'eerage.
In ship Atlantic from Aafperp and FiHsAiag-A Mars
chat Of Germany, N snosenbye, G. Ritter. IL Franksr
A. rusisdo. and 296 in stesrage.
In bark BraziIeiro, from Vera cruz-Cspt W. Simon.
in s'seIage
In ship Frances from Newport. Wdies-Wm Wsiuy
Mary wphiRg, Catharne LADY, Mary Lazy.
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~ .ri,. p.. rcs suss E,sish .efssd ~ 81.
NAVAL sToRk> are qu~' ess os'. h~ass go -
<,.S .od :. "a IS saf 5cr d prts ttft.. AVA "'''
ea,a..n rss,e ,.,s A 81 s1ssi ssf'r wilnisstsn
RI - n s-s-t, m ~ large dsmA-a' 9o' '''' s-'
tire. 4sss - s. ;'7s3 6.4 ,.,S -. s,-
TEAS du = snd pr css are u'he,a 'slV V
IL, - n 20 ef.r,d catalogue Of Hysyn, Hys'n sNlas
Txsnsay and Ooong his Daraia< ~hcn n'ois ~
,rrs r;tas a, as reid ab,u previous rate. trough
r.ife, in favor Of tue bJyef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01

The report that the passengers oJ INC
p,,u.,h.rs ~s,e detained at San Juan oy tue 10"
.,., an N. river is without foundation. fne Zap
Tain a. the VIM Penn, arrived to-day, states tna'
ro,,on of II passengers wen. up the rvef the Gay
an., the promsihsus arrived, and that when 'ne
river steamer returned the remainder were also
,,hen forward on their journey across the lsshnas
When the Penn left there were no passengers re-
naming a, San Jasn. The river was lev as Is usual
a, this season. but about the LIST OF May the rains SET
In, when there will be no lack Of water. The loss
Of the North America will not 1t Is stated, interrupt
the regular trips Of the line. Arrangements haa been
made to guard against such contingency.
Sales Of the Nicaragua Canal shares
have been made az high as $1,000.
We ask attention to the advertisement,
N another column, Of Eaton and Hamilton Railroad
Bonds About $4,000 Of these bonds were sold 10
day at shout IS.
The Crescent City brings about $1,000
900 in gold and the whole semi men!hly receipt Will
probably reach two millions AS the outward dram
has ceased, this will nearly all 90 into the Banks
giving them great strength. The supply OF dust In
San Francisco was larger, and the mining news is
favorable. The agents OF the Quartz Companies
write that the various mills are dong well "neIe Sae
machinery IL OF the flBhs oesSIiP'iou Ano oNA-
Hill Company had Just made another monthly divi-
dend of 10 y cent. on the nominal capital, OF - y
cent on the actual amount expended. The Rocky
Bar Company obtained "a ounces of gold in the hrst
three days working, but in that time frequent stops
were necessary to make needed Improvements In
the mill.
The supply Of money continues large at
sac y cent On call and sac y cent. on fr's class
short paper. Long paper is 6@7 y cent
Consols, it appears by the Londen adj
vices, had advanced to 9si, which, as Consols are
the barometer of the London financial world, indi-
Gates that no apprshensons felt of any i'm nedi-
ate disturbance in political or monetary afsIs-
There was an improved feeling In Cotton at-the
close at Liverpool, but Breadstuffs remained dull
TN Canada brings about $40 900 in specie, probably
doubloons.
Mr.. Dorm, the owner Of a gold nine In
AbbeyiIle District 8. c., informs the Editor Of The
Banner tina. In two weeks he has realized the sam OF
$40 COO and upward from his operations with eight
hands. The work Of two days alone yielded nun
something over $4,000. Independent OF the gold,
there n al this mine says The Banner xhaustlole
quantities of manganese, which commands reaay
sale In the Northern marke and oil Itself would De
fortune
Manganese the article alluded to in the above ex-
tract, exists in large quantities in the mines OF the
New-Jesey Zinc Company. 1t is there combined in
Franklinite, an ore consisting Of iron, zinc, and
manganese, and each, when separated BY chemical
process, are remarkably pure. The iron made from
the Franklnte 10 a metal of extraordinary strength
and mslieability.
The business at the Sub-Treasury in
March has been as follows;
March I. lS52-Balance- 81, f39 2S3 AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01
Whalers.

At Honolulu Feb shis Indian Chief Bailey, New Lon
don for Arctic Ocean first whaler from home 80 bbls
ship Corea Hampstead, New London. for Arctic Ocean
ship Chariot Brown. Honolulu for do bark Tencdos
Middleton New London, for do bark Favorite, PIERCE
Fair bavsn. for do.
Cid from do Dec a. ship Charles Carroll Cbopple. to
cruise Arsp. SMELL do. s9,a ship Garonne Whitfield,
New Betford sst, Chill, Ga'daer, do. bark Canton
Packet, Rowland. to cruise.
Sooken-Dec. 81. no lat sc Catherine Thrill bound to
Margareta Bay. had shipped 400 bbls home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01
MAR RID.

Ga the sist March. By Rev. Chapin, MI JAMES
CAMPBELL for aesiy of VsSnoa, Oneida Co., 70 Ass
JANE AsLEMAN, Of Albany.
o.. Albany and Vernon papsfs please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01

"a En-, Rqtt,o,d-la3 ptrs Batter So Calves $50 rdes
sssh,r SEQ boi. Flour 1873 Dush Oas. aad 20 lns uin
p, Neg Hapen Railroads.&c. bores Cheese, d. safer
p r. dsgn Srssr Rs,rosd-s0 sbls Flour, 10 pkss 91-
IT,, ase bash Gas 81 sheep, 40 bos Liquor - bales HAY
sSd ss1 ps % Msrebandiss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01
The Ocean Steamers.

Letters by the Havre Line must be prepaid twenty fouf
cents per ounce Inland Portage TO DO added except
to Great Britain.
Newspapers by either Line to the Continent, must be
prepaid four cents each.
STEAMERS ARRIVE FROM EUROPE.
BALTIC-SaIed from Liverpool for New York. March ~.
AFRICA-Saed from Liverpool for New York, March "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01

MINIATURE ALMANAC This DAY
SuNRses Is Sets-..- IS bieos--Ssis....4 i7n
HIGH wATER-- April l.
Sandy Hook Sim Gov Island IS 2im He'll Gate 7 6}m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01

March "a? lat 80 go Ion 50 40 ship Lsntao, Bradbury,
from New York (12d) for Hong Kong
March 2 lat IS Ion 3d. passed bark John Fsraum,
of and from philadelphia for Pernambuco.
March a. LAT a ST. Ion f6 Sc. was passed an Aa vessel
steering sE showing white flag with blue and red
center.
March aS. no lat &C. ship Lady Franklin fan NewYork
for Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01
CROToN AQUEDUCT DEPART.

~ MENT 10 CONTRA cr3R3 Pse,s,ccss
isdexssa . Proposal fer BUILDING snWpkm ~
IY.sIAiH 81, VII bs received at the 0res -
SIois1 A9usduct Dspar<asbs. (Rotunds. f:oJ III
hONDAY the l3th day 81 April, 1885, II oelaes,sz
TO tole sewer with the Necessary ReceivsE bsa ~
Culvsfts IN toh a. ,hon sh-sy 20 ant through ~ ~
3st-st, beng IN lsrsh about a13o feet Tue plss
Sewer AID specifications for the buA1 mg the sane -
Plea ion 70 he Con, rsct ts,f nj ,s,s once -NssI~
March 30. ls31 NICHOLAS DIAL
pTeoiden1 ofshs Crvtoa Aque1uet oepoxt9
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r,,r,i,,. ,.f sa.s, snau. B.luror. days. beaad to

IL
Bah s..-... "A a,,,
xsh sursY honey &C TO Bsdssr PECK -
P,is Condor If Eat fsrsAsl sn Az. ~ Nv ~
n0osss.. Z, T. rss & ca. Mrcn ", a' 70 - W
7. 10. spoks b q Moant-ins-r. Of <aa.o'l".
Tor asco for Nov Y.rs Narca % lat ,, i'a. ~ ~
bris Chs, les Theass 81 S.lsm - ..
scar Tlyiss Cloud, whelaa, N'ffos days. o'a1" :"
Nsspoyt
schr Boston KeIlsv. Bird rrport. IN N last
Schr Mary c. Amss. Dssey. iaygnez. y "Ns'
eoe.r sugar ard GLASSES "a g. L.Ti,. March q "a
AZ III Ion 90 % spote brig Frjsn Queen. fom "a AIS
co ud DOT asder,rsnd where boasd L-r sc1rs
from Portland: n VI gisemsn frsm Ns~-fos; l'Aosus.
f,ss Ponce Magellan Cloud sisr; Osa'avis hsore
Brags "a ldg for Nsw-yoIk; brig Thons rfo"ondss'
wts. cargo; and ohsrs ~
eehr Bride Barrett. Boston. for Ne'foss.
eehr n aize, BufTsll Recslapd. lime.
arhr AID. Prafl. Aecklasd. lime
s~hY Lucy Blahe. Va ses. Krcklssl. lime.
schr Eagle, Rhoaess Rocklard. lime.
schr A. L. HYDE, Bailey. Eastport days. 70 star
CESS &c.
Schr Fiyirg Cloud.-, days. grain bound to Boston
elocp Sea Witch, Wells. Providence.
BELOw-Ship ST. Louis, Bunker, from New-Orleans to
Vim Nelson Son; Br. brig Moanalneer. Hall, Tooasco
dismased brig under Jury masts There are SON or 10
sail anchored IN the lower Bay. bound up
wIND-Sunsst, NV with rain.
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Disasters. &c.

Ship Great Britain at Mobile from London. ,rts hay
in passed the 18th FEB. lat Is 81 NJ long ft
ship Brandon Of pool from Honduras TO London,
e. lrg rsd and s,auipIed.
s-g ,.crIa ia Is ~, rcm Baltimore b,und 20 Charles
TOT pd - Norfolk alta instant distress, with oss OF
boats. galley deck load bulwarks. &c. The mate, Mr.
whoif BALTIMORE killed during the gale ofthe 18th,
while the brig off HatteTas.
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ANTHONY J: BLEEckER, Auctionssr
LNORECLOSUkE SALE of the VAL

UABLE HOUSE and LOT, No si9 wea f0lh-a,
and Lot on rear Of same, with the Building thssoa
H0nting on 2ist st., at aucion ANTHONY J.
bLtECkkR will cell Al auction, on THU RSDAY, AMI
I3 l8ox al IL eclock al the Merchants Exchzsxs with
liable properly viz
On 2oth ST Tho handsome four story brick kouss ~
lot Of ground known as No aI9 West 10Th n north "a
between 9th ald 9Th avs opposite 81 Peters Chuck
The house finished In excellent style with sros bslcss
ielcs such a. Crotcn watef bath ROOM As &c. all ID ~
vsry best stder The house built ard eceaplsd, sn
has DEATH By the lao nssh Woodruff mason and stoas-
cutter ar now rents for sbous 500 per aanum.
Also the valuable lot Of ground with the fGe building
thereon directly IN TeN Of he above on the sosth sds
2s s the two lots extending street 70 street ssst
o. ne above lets are rs feet front ssd by 81 feet
inches IN depth 10 tie loss Sale positvsw
the highest bidder Part Of the purchase meney can
main On bond and mortgage For msps aad further pr
ucuiars apply to the Agc iopeeI, No Broadst, o. -
Mtssrs. WIGHTMAR CLARK, Counssiorsat Las,.
No. 1875 Broadway. corner Of Dey-st 1885
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twill be seen that The duties received continue to
show q moderate decline.
The imports Of Specie and Bullion at the
Custom. House during March reach nearly four and
q half millions. The details are as follows;
Vessel and Date Port. Gold Dust Gold. Silver
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BY Tele9raph.

BOSTON March 81 Arr. ship Manila. LIVERPOOL :;
william Writ, do barks Aleih, Lendoa Mary Scott.
Clssgow: Charles willsm, savannah.
CID ships Rari,an Havana Lew Woodbury.. New
Orleans Junius. Savsunsh bark vsltity, Charlss,on
br,xs Round Pound, Port Prince Benguela, Porto
Rico schrs Isaac: Franklin, Jsssnie =. A. Heath.
wilmsgton, N. c.. Gasabeus PhLadelphis American.
New York.
Mem.-The bark Aloth from London on the 3oth inst.
A lat a. a. long 81 passed the wreck OF bark,
apparently of British build of about 500 tuns fishing
schr lad apparently spoken her and thea stA5as<
northwest The boats gone from the davits Of the
bark.