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NOTICE.

TKxAssKr DsrARraEsI, Aug ~, 1858.
Noiiee hereby holders
the io4a 4uhoxed April 5 1884, and sdecmabe 5ist
Deeenef 1852 and lo holders o lhe I stocks OF
the loan authorized Of July 1885, redeemabls i2i No
eaec sd that this department prepared 10 purchase
uns between the hereof and The Deceber
10 the estent of millions Of The and
the terms as reinaIter mentioned, To wit;
In contingent competition, within ts stated
preference WIN given order Of in which The said stocks Of
either KIND offered The certificates duly assigned the
United 5iae transmitted thus The
Whereof price viii be paid compounded Of the following
ticuldTss
ls The speeifedtin each certihcaic
I'd 10 The stocks Of leaa redeemabe
1861 premium the bel ofe4 per cent on the
stocks u s46 rodeemablc in 1856.
Sd Interest hs certificate from the Isl Of July 1853
the with the allow
M the money reach the owns Of days interest IN adj
diton.
Payment drafts Of Treasurer Of
Uad BostoH New York,
PhiadciphiA, parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Oct 9-du Secretary Of the Treasury.
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FOR BALTIMORE.
The steamer OSCEOLA wii m septem
ExAskup her, running regularly 10 the above
place leaving Washington every Sunday, nj !
O'Clock, leave Baltimore every Tuesday mt
O'Clock, p. m
regularly going
Cone River landings
signals land.
Passage and freight al the usual rates.
JAMES MITCHELL,
Sept al-eodn Captain.
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A EW s4yIes G~ws1ernen's Furnishing ssooas--LsrGs
N additional Shirts psn and smhrod
ed) scssf ock gloves aunf'ets susp~nde
bnndhscie hosiery, travelling shs~is, ceasv~ robes under
of al Minds toilet articles great variety, Just
c~ved and f cheap M cash. o. to my nnrus
~u-ro CHAs. VI. LANES
| Cant "a Yuvni tueR Rssxhrtpspcp,
Penn. sverue, near ~ street.
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TAYLOR b COLLINS prosecute description
L
procure Iands pay
pay They buying and selling Of
reang collecting business They will
q
of government will moderate
street, opposite wnders Building wAh-
ngton, D. C.
Hon. Jame Dobttn, of the Navy
Hon. Jefferson Davis, Secretary of War.
Nicholas Caiian President Board Common Council
ZEN John NJ McCaiis, Attorney al Law.
H.. Caustu.
w. c. R~ddal, stste Department.
Sept 2s-duhcp
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Gse~rgetewn FensAl. Seminary, Cecsxes"ws, ID. C.
rHrs operation sw more pup's can he
admitted the family Terms boarding pupils AS per
cf 10 monhs, payable hnif yearly in advance
French music. awd drawing. 60, sutn
Day papse from ~ To 40 per quarter. In advance
Catalogues b. had o application 10 The psincipal.
WILLIAM ]. CLARK,
Oct I-diifistJan Principal.
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sivru ali corporation
Whatever description
suing undersigped enforce
sdversemrnt sale OF the property according TO law
Nov o-Nswh X. J. ROCHE, Collector.
cHOEs. SHOES SHOES 1--WE respectfully call ,hs
y and ali others interested
Iarges siock of and shoes.
o stock complete
n style quality. We enamsrase ~ follows
Ladies' French garrs, black, brown and light coors
DO do Wellington boots, with and without heels
do butiou do
DO 80 Alpine bnton boots, superior article
DO do white and cloth CATERS
DO DO DO do slipper
black and bronze hid slippers
DO hecied Tniters, from - 10 - 50
Misses 81 cents N 81 So
Of ladies, and child
| CATERS, boots slips, Jenny Lad, and Jenerron's.
rsiter, Of and pusisy
shoes of every variety.
we advise sse a before purchasing Az
manufacturers Upoa
% endesvor please both In sys and DO not erxr
10 call Mt A. HooNfk eoN
south side Of Penn between 9th and 7 streets
Nov li--aawsw
facurrrs Leonard New York. door
folding p'sin and ornamental bed
Of oeei, hospital, psons family servants and
bcd~t~sds hand Also,
Of iron furniture beds hair and other mattresses
of cleanliness
and
exceeding Durable portable and convenient Orders any extent
10y coMsTocK, BROMLEY, = co,
"a. a5 Leonard St., New York
AGENTS wanted
sent requested.
Ii--d3m
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RELA3i BELLS! BELLS 1.-The snsscncers msnufacsurs
all
ferry, house,
bells nveshsr They
around will
place. which drsrabie after bell
Spngs resting
bell thereby sound These bells masuc
ed iros The besi stock aid iron czstngs Al this
EDusdr
We written that church bells break within
om will with
The Of all bells warranted Nearly so bells
sold which the
We medals,
purify We gctinG
chimes aad refer 70 those furnished by Our foundry ~
u railroads
e~abiishmest of
Uuitsd Of beIs
Allied We bells
any Old bells exchange for
Levels, compasses Ac, constantly on hand Address
A. AENEELY's SONS,
May al-lydhcp West Troy, N.Y.
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TREASURY Dsr AKTnxsr, July 3d. 1853.
hereby given holders Of the cent stocks Of
ohe loan authorized by the act Of 2sh January,
December 1857 and Of the loan
u,honxed by 3tst March, ls46 and edsenabc 3h
June that this department prepared to purcase any time
dale hereof and the M day Of December NEXT 10 The
extent OF dollars said Stocks
the hsreinafter mentioned, wit:
any contingent competition, within The amount stated,
the order of time In which the said
duty assigned to The United
States, transmitted this department the receipt
whereof price paid compounded Of the following paricu
lars:
par value specified in each certificate.
2. pr enium said amount Of tweny-0ne per cent.
the certificate from the LIST Of July ls3
recapt treasury
money reach owner days interest ad
dlion
stocks will drafts Of
the United Boston, New
or Philadelphia, the parties may indicate.
JAMES GUTHRIE
t9-du Secretary Of he Treasury.
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UAited states Patent OSAcc,
Washlngkyn, Noyrmber II, les


I'm petition Allen, Salem, county
sslel, New Jersey, iorm1y Maisbug Ohio,
a granted
day Of January lSso which added
March, 1871, machines
Smelling from of
patent which takes place The 18th January eighteen
hundred and htty-foaT-
a the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Saturday, ih OF January Ja O'Clock
persons notified and any they
why petition ought be granted.
opposing required file
their objections, specially forth writing twenty
hearings all testimony filed party
said hearing taken
rules Of the Once, which will
ptcanon.
ordered this notice be published in the UHon
Evening Washington,
PhsdelphA Pa; Eyrnn: Post, and Scientific American
York. NJ " Boston Post Boston, Mass; Patriot Concord
Hampshre Enquirer, Ohio tres
previous the lil day Of January nrxt.
@. MASON.
Commissioner of Patents.
sEors Of the above will please copy
bs raeat Office, paper containing
Nov l3-lzw3w
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NJ A. Ty and Seminary Young Ladies',
street, between Twelfth as Thtrteenth, ash
linton, -. g. for boarding and day Papiis
TUE OF this opened
18Th Sspfember Terms quarter Department. 42
Junior Sos Primary, S3 Drawing, % French by Prof Rau
y3; Music, jl2 10 SIS.
Pupils boarded either weekly Al 50 and 81 dol
lars particulars princ
pal bookstores and seminary.
Oct lJ--eodtl5Dec
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C~rpsti>ss Cloths.
We 81 s.v. We. NOV .,rs,s ready ..ns,. %, .,,'
20 DO B,u~.el. DO
10 % - e,lc cloths, medium
% :. 90 .apenot
sheets oil CLOTH best quality which wiz be cut to OF an,
with full coapss good,
YERBY, TEBss, VERIFY,
Oct ST Corner Pa. svenuc and 7th street.
mo HLASx ns~H ManuG.~e~rsrs-- Medium denny aud IA
emp papers, far sale by COLLINS, BOVINE, CO.,
lin street err doors north 81 Penn avenue,
Hail. street, New York.
~ B-ovdsrs received for book binders Materials
Oct 7-du
pOEW Ny oee~xs r. Morrs., vol. sve., beautifully
Be,eu Mursrsve Erecuot-hip autobiography.
The Mcus Revenge, tale Of ths lste'
'Ssss Seses.s y aaasssa.s sr""s %s.a. Z, November.
TIP Tep, c q Noble Aim by Mrs. Ta'hilL
The Lutte Drummer by Gustav Nirriiz
spasiag Spend; by r. a.
Ge'denos, or Tales and Poems for as Youth; by VIM o
cos,ssu. Ladorm; by Emile p calen.
bs. Course. Alexandria Co, Va.
THERE race 900, course
Tuesday November I'D 1859, O'Clock precisely Heats
sai, enters b. John Graham
The ,hooar bred the
Pie county and great pon may ,. s,pse'sd me proprietor q
he course oners the oowns purses o per s". ues
Of soo "wednesday. November aaaooe mile a-d
$500 Thursday November oahtwo miles and
Purse Of Friday, November asthfou miles and
Entries track by Friday, November lsh, be
The proprietor having fenced in track made other
the confidently the public that they
w hna 'he best accommodation for man and horse
Nov Io-auwlshPes rropnesor
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Seorgesown Female seminary, 6eosgstown, ID. G.
THIS operation. The
study very thorough and prscised The principal
and
efficient The the finest ad
place their daughters
10 care
Boarding English branches 2c0 per session
tenm montls French, music, drs~ng, &c.
Day pupils fnm o. to SO per quarter of ii weeks
Ind application
cpai Il
WILLIAM J. CLARK,
aepl l6-3swdAcp f5farl PnncipA.
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New Goods. New Store.
noNN BROTHER have jusl opened large and haadsolas
~ ssock Of hoas kintt
streets, Caxeu Co.'S
Ninth They
hsn4se and hasax Iey
au couple,e wsaied
furnishing bou-e complete Pesons furnishing real as
oaDd elsewhere
uoubie and dealing
~ We
consisting of2 sofas, chairs, and handsome arm
cAaifs, and walnut covered WIN
plush, cloth, white, 10 DC covered 10
of purchasers
Of bedstesds chairs, aslrak dress
wardrobe painted coiors of sod
va~od,o Of walnut, and mahogany
of bed, msttresses,
mirrors plated goods China, and erockeTy
and cutlery &c In aci, if ?srior,
chamber, diniag hall, aud Kitchen you viii mad all
ii., Ut every Kind Of goods We kerp
goods line nvsted, and they
fading good goods and far dealing Rennsmbsr
locslou ad Pennsylvania
nue. building granite 'front.' and known cideoas
building. - IS
M BRO the cid store, Pennsyivania
enus, i0ll and iIih streets
lt--eo3r3W 4q.
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MORE a. GALLAGHER, Iron Fs~nders asd MANN
M and Raing Ridge
Philadelphia make order railing
public and grounds Also all kinds
msnt nd rch ron
would respectfully invite the attention Of the citizens
and vicinity the railing enclosing Lafayette
square city Specimen DESTROYS
makin selection.
Oet1- 1-~t6moa
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UNITED STATES NAILS.
Posr orucs DErARrxEsr, November ,, 1859.

UNITED STATES NAILS.
STATE or MAINE
DROPOSALs for conveying United States ou
Isl January, to54 Uh 1851,
route State of Maiuc Gourmet ufc
day Dec cmbcr next sane day
No. From Augusta by Browns Corners vassxiD0ro',
% 1nan s" a, ,ns sa
den, 10 Bangor, 81 miles and back six times week
Leave Ansus'a ca'iy s.cep. SUNDAY, az
Arrive y Bangor same day by 9p- m.
Leave Bangor daily except sunday, at q.
Arrive Al Augusta same day by y.
For form OF proposal and instr and lem
braeing incorporated contrast TO sue
ersn, the dspsrtmsnt deem
mail III New England slaies
JAMES CAMPBELL
Nov 5-law4w Postmaster Gcnerai.
WE WILL oPEs tAi. n,erning have ready 10
w
Black sIks, white silks pink silks blue silks
-cooYrd
Pia,d silks, plaid
Plaid vaieucennes, plaid moussene dc anes fine and
Yfench merinos, English mennos
I.upan's bombsstns black alpacas
PLAID bonnet nbands
Handsome assortment enbrodeFiss
EDtwuadsred and plain linencAEnhsic hand.erehiehs
Grape shzwls, oas cashmere saawis
Bquars cashmere sha Wis, Bay state long slia~ls
atsrioo long shAsis, square shawls oi every Kind
raa.iaeres Of snds, ciolts yessings
CAsstaets, ianncs table dsmlsks
HOSIERY of all kind-, e,ngaaas, enieoes
fa;in double width
b,rdeys diaper, RasSia diapers, iuhA ishens
Damx.k napkins, Huckaoaes diapers
Velvet cioxks, manlea yeyets 10 max.
Velvet Brussels carpets, ngran cap~,.
Blankets, qui,s, coulForu yarns all eolors
~, So, "a, and - eieaehed and browa iomestes
-, 10, aad "a pinid lnssys
HALL BOTHER
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A CARD-sAMUEL w. TUCKER Merchant Tailor, would
seuu announce 10 his patrons and friends that he has
moved from his ri
busswess calls Hughes
street and Pcnnsyivania
He FOODS
70 which he
oet3s--A-vd3~ ttar, Int, and s~puoell
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NOS rGOMkNY BLAIR. Attorney at La ~. will hx
IA
odcs street. hn door from Penn, ia Mofh.
building
Nov Adm
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OR SALE or LeaseA comnodious four and
I3 sids
ans twelve and has paprrrd
throughout Terms accommodating
ael Address 49, Solicitors Office, Treasury Department.
Oct l5-du
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DOmesflc NIiaeelIanv.

Governor Fort, Of New Jersey, has offered reward
Of four hundred dollars for the murderer Of Caharne
Schneider, who was so brutally killed in Newark
short time since.
Governor Bigler Of Pennsylvania, has issued
another reqIisition upon the Governor of Maryland,
for Thomas McCreary, against whom the grand jury
OF Chester county have found an indictment for kid
mapping the Parker girls.
By recent decision made by the Supreme
Court of the United States, Colonel William Christy,
OF New Orleans, comes into the possession Of lands
in Texas worth half million of dollars.
Gov. vroom, recently appointed Chief Justice OF
New jersey, declines serving.
The jouneymen carpenters Of Cincinnati have
demanded an advance Oh their wages, OF twenty-five
cents day.
Five hundred and fifteen persons have been all
mitted into the New Jersey Lunatic Asylum since
May, 1913, and Of these, two hundred and sixty
four have been discharged cured, or materially i'm
proved.
A train Of forty-two cars, containing fourteen hun
bred passengers, was taken over the Worcester rail
road to Boston, one day last week by the locomotive
Nathan Hale.
steamboat boiler was being conveyed across the
creek at Buffalo, the 10th inst when the ice gave
way and the boiler sank to the bottom.
There has been general strike among the coal
diggers in all the Pittsburg, Monongahea, and
Youghiogheny coal mines.
An old gentleman named Rollins, who had been
Collector Of the town Of Danville Me-, over
by locomotive at the Danville junction, on the 22d
inst and severely injured that he died in half
an hour after the accident
Since the centennial celebration Of Washington's
birthday. Bostonans have ceased to observe it an
anniversary.
man by the name Of James Murday, well known
to the citizens of Louisville, having been grocery
keeper on Grayson street, Of Eighth was bar
barously murdered in Hardin county, Kentucky, on
the l4th inst. The murderers stole his money, which
amounted to o considerable sum.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 24-Repored by Fry Thomas
First Bodrd-$l 800 Pennsylvania SIS, 9S 1900 Kensing
ton 6s 100; 900 Phila Sunbury RR rs, p1; 600
Penn District 6's 9s; 1000 do, Sd, 81 1000 Reading
cash so; susq Canal b5 49, 400 Reading RR, b5 44sl
so Long Iand RR s5wn, 1914; 100 North Am Coal ia
Bank Of Kentucky, l10l4; 20 y Bank, 3x. Be'cesn
Reading RR BIS, Az 900 schuy Nav Pref S. a22l 400
DO s5wn s29i 100 do 32al 100 Chester Mining Co, ~
RR 6s 70 s2X 800 City RR SIS, 80, 1o7; 900 Penn
Dist Coupon ss 9eA; 500 Cam Amb RR SIS e3 81; 80
Chester Mining Co. ~; 400 schuyi Nav Pref b. ga ~
Island RI 10; 2l5 Girard Bank AZ; 100 do, SIS, 14k
after Boord-s1 900 Cam Amb RI 6s, Us, 102; 500
Nav Pref s. S2s{; 100 do ID 32K 100 do, b5, S21
Harrisburg PR, 55h Ches Del Canal, l4S 100 Read
ing PR S. AK so do, 44sG 50 Grord Bank, As. Mar
ket dull
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PEOPLES Lectures.

REy. THEODORE PARKER on THE ANGLo-sAxoNs.
On Tuesday evening Rev. Theodore Parker deli
vered lecture, before a crowded audience, at the
Tabernacle, on the Anglo-Saxons-their origin,
character, and influence" He said-Mankind is one.
There is one genus man one variety man-all the
same Philosophers, however, for convenience, have
distributed mankind into five races. Beginning, as
they suppose, at the bottom Of the scale. they emu
merate, first, the African, or black race; second the
American, or red race; then the Malay and Mongo.
liam, or yellow races, not very commonly distn.
gushed from each other; and lastly, the Caucasian
or the white race. All these agree in their funda
mental characteristics, and make up mankind. They
differ only as the fingers differ on the same hand
To appreciate the character of man. il is necessary
10 study those races OF men, beginning with broad
humanity first, and then proceeding TO the special
characteristics. The Caucasian differs from all other
races; he is the humane--he is civilized and pro-
crosses. He conquers with his head as well as his
hand 1t is intellect, after ALL that conquers not the
strength Of mans arm. The Caucasian has been
olten master Of the other races-never their slave
He has carried hs religion TO other races but never
taken theirs. In history all religions are of Cauca-
sian origin All the great limited forms of monar-
chies are caucasian. Republics are Caucasian All
the great sciences are OF Caucasian origin all inyen
tons are Caucasian; literature and romance come
of the same stock; all the great poets are of Can
casian origin Moses, Luther Jesus Christ Zoroas.
ter Budha, Pythogoras, were Caucasian. No other
race can bring up TO memory such celebrated names
"a the Caucasian race. The Chinese PHILOSOPHER
Confucus. is an exception to the rule. To the
Caucasian race belong the Arabian Persian Hebrew
Egyptian; and oil the European nations are descen.
dants Of the Caucasian race. The earliest Cauca-
s IN family that moved west is the Ibern, then
the Pelasgic. The Celtic family occupied the
western and northern part OF Europe five or
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CONVICTIONS SKNTKNcHs CRY CoUKT-Tho fol-
lowing persons Who tried and convicted of feones
during the present session Of the City Court. were
brought up for sentence yesterday morning.
William Williams alias John H. Mervn convicted ON an
indictment OF burglary III the third degree in breaking
into and robbing the store of Messrs Deano Sons in
Fulton street Of several hundred dollars worth of goods
on the night Of the Sd of November last sentenced
10 confinement in the State prison at Sing Sing for the
term of four years and eight months
On similar Indictment for robbng the store of James
Corcoran in Atlantic street. Williams pleaded guilty. and
sentence suspended.
William Meryin conviction OF grand larceny, was
sentenced to the State prison for the term OF three years
and three months.
James Miller alias John Shaw alias John Richardson,
convicted of burglary in the second degree in breaking
into Me house of Lester n Beers, Fast Brooklyn, and
stealing therefrom several articles of wearing apparel
was sentenced to the State prison for the term OF four
years and three months.
William w. Baker convicted of petit larceny, (second
offence was sentenced to the State prison for the term OF
two years end three months.
Albert b. Carpenter convicted of grand larceny, for
robbng drunken at the South ferry in November
last sentenced to two years and three months
fnement in the State prison
James English conviction Of petit larceny
fenced to the county jail for six months.
A PROMISING YOUTH IA young man named John Lut
terrell was brought before Justice King yesterday,
warrant charging him with whipping his mother and
sisters for not supplying him with money loaf upon.
He committed to the county jail for thirty days,
yagrant.
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bFIOft . on Juuye WOOIfuff.
FEB. 2l.-Contempt Of Contribution 10 III.
nesses--Wm. Dunning, non-attending witness,
subpnnaed in the case Of Gordon'Grant W. A. H.
Holden, was brought up on attachment, and on mo
ton OF defendants counsel adludged guilty OF
contempt a court, and ordered to pay the Sheriff =
ices Tor arrest, and $40 cost Of motion. Mr. Dunning
was also bound in the sum Of $500 to attend every
day until the case IA disposed Of
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INCREASE OF DRUNKENNESS AND CRIME IN BOS-
ToN.-There were received into the lookup connect
ed with the Jail, during the first seven days Of
the present month, 1870 persons during the cores
ponding days Of last year, 81. During the six days
after the first seven 1O6 corresponding days of last
year. 62. In 81 days Of JAM last, 540 last year. 1884,
The commitments for drunkenness in January this
year were 247 last year, l5S. OF the III convicts
which were received into the State prison last year.
81 were from Suffolk county, and 90 from other
parts Of the State.-Boton Irarcler, Feb %.
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ANOTHER WEBSTER AND P,RKx,N Te,esnv

'''I, W III I'm IND AKkWAN IEAGtDY,--
letter M the Lynchburg (va.) Express. from the
hanawha Salines, states that man named Stoghin
went to the house Of neighbor to paw him several
hundred dollars that he owed him. As he was not
seen afterwards bis friends instituted Inquiries for
him, and finally searched the house where he had
gone, without success until one Of them Commenced
scraping the ashes in large fire place, and TO his
surprise found several human teeth and the cheek
bone; also part Of the flesh supposed to be that Of
the missing man which had run into crevce in the
fire place partly roasted. The occupant OF the
house was Immediately arrested.
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PosT OFFICE OPERATIONS. Established
Oneida county w. G.. Burdock, postmaster; State
Dock, Dutcbess county, N. r., W. Tremper, post
master; Patchins Mills Steuben county, N Y, VIM.
Carr. postmaster; West Granville Washington
county. N. ", J. s. Burbank, postmaster. Name
changed-Postynie, HeraiDer county, MY, changed
10 Booth
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Passengers Arrived.

NosYoiK, &c-Stea mship Roanoke-Iapt Uevis Parr;sh
Crsny, AStrecksr ~ A Buffers i b U.oplou, III Te
hove, Tally, CAshen, w Church, Mrs whitney and
cLad, Miss Sheldon s IAttimsr, John Murdoch and
lady Misses Clara and laura Sirason, Foster Edwi,
James N N Mcclure, VIM Arnoax, Lieut. Orlar.do. USN:
A Packard Thomas Clarke r Martin, JoA GreenwaS
in the steerage and 20 seamea for the u s.oop e.
war Vincennes
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Telegrnphlc Marine Reports.


Arrived-Brig Prairie, Georgetown, DC (came in con.
tact In the harbor to-day with bark Stamboul for Smyr
ma and had her bulwarks stove broke ankshear fore
stancheon, &c-the Stamboul lost bowsprt cap flying
iibboosn and figure head and was towed to the city)
Cleared-Bark J Hathorne, Havana.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb "a.
Arriyed-Bark Appleton Boston Charles IeinneM
Of Brookline, Mass lost overheard the pas
sagp'.