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PRIZE FIaHT IN LYNN, MAss.-This morning, q
prize faht was commenced In Lynn between Bill Hughes
and another individual and after each had pummeiled
the other for minutes the City Marshal Of that
city arrived at the spot and vi considerable difficulty
succeeded in separating the begsrenx and arrestin1
Hughes Tho friends OF Hughes rescued him from the
custody Of the Marshall and derpatched bm to this city
whittier he pursued by ths indomsble Marsh who
overlook him in Franklin street. and with the assistance
officer Marsh arrested him and conveyed him back to
Lynn for eKamination-Boston Journal, Jan 8.
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THE FIRsr IIxurKNANr GENERAL-On the q

The first LIEUTENANT GENERAL.-On the I'd
Of July, 1898, President Adams transmitted to the
United States Senate the following message
'sGentlemen Of the Senate-1 nominate George Wash
ington Mount Vernon to be Lieutenant General and
Com mander In Chief OF all the armies raised or to be
raised In the United States. JOHN ADAMS.
United States. July q l7e8 "
On the Sd Of July 1903 the Senate took into consider
alton the message Of the President and unanimously
confirmed the appointment
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Intelligence from Sc Jago
ICorrespcndonce Of the North American |

Sr JA0o DE OuBA Dec. IL. 1852
Since my last letter matters have not improved much
in this Several days have elapsed since any
trembling Of the earth and the inhabitants becoming
little reconciled to remain and build their
houses ell the laborers that be had thus hoy
tneuuently very little is done among the ping
and the few cargces recently arrived from the nited
States scarcely meet with sale at price Should the
cholera continue decrease and the earthquakes CEASE
business will shortly revive in the next month sugar
and coffee will be coming In freely Since the 18th OF
October last this city supposed has lost one tenth
OF its inhabitants by cholera alone not mention the
large number Of deaths during the time by feyers
and other diseases
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LEsroN-Stsamship Msron-W Smith On.
ehriss Pinner, DurJea. Taylsr. Campbell Ass
Mr. Cot and frisne Johnson. Mrs Chambsrs J mts,
lor Benedict A @ Baldwin, johnson. Miss 6ohni<A
D W Arnold, II Racklin-l7 in tie tteerags.
LvERrooL-ship Yori shrs-kr PArsons-lO In Ne
eteeraSo.
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PoifTNfNTs BY THg PRESIDENT By aud With
twice sD0 con emit OF the senate William Henry
L a South Carolina TO be Secretary Of the Lsgs-
the In.tcd states at London, In place Of } B.
reeifysd.
-,.sH N,asi@. Collector - The Customs 81 Nstth.z
app ti,, Ctr'icf Esiy ft.g-s9
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Hike q hcuSdeos Of Q wandering nadea: tn
Isras1sss sent them civil message, aaktng Il tAsy
would aIew them to pa0 though their territory;
psruatsral means 10 destroy the IRasitss. BE asked
his high priest to use ench AnAnnent against them,
which he did, but without effect. The high priest
aid that there was NO euchantment that could
prevail against jacob Out Of ] scob came ono whe
gave the Israsiitss possession of their own Land,
which they for centuries had tried 70 accomplish.
She then alluded to the deterioration Of tho srssites,
after the death Of their leaders Moses and Joshua.
That age between Moses and David was very much
deteriofated In after years men Of great faculty
becomes judges. and the administration fell into
their hands When the Israelitss were very nearly
driven out Of their possessions by the ailn lines
the man Who gave them courage and help was .
Judge During the limo of judges there was wo-
man, she sat under tree and sang one Of the Lords
psalns judging Israel. The women should 70
member that for in no other period OF his.
tory can an instance Of that kind be found.
The Israelites are the only people Who have
any history recorded at that period. From
the Kings to this time there is correct chronology
OF the Hebrews which has been admitted by learn
ed historians. Here they had the transition from
the heroic age to the monsrchical one. She then
alluded to the prosperity Of the Hebrew nation un.
der David, He inspired the spirit Of his race, and
was the restorer Of Israel By his inspiration the
people obtained possession Of the land which had
been promised to them in the days Of Moses During
David's time several nations tributary to them
This period of time in their history may be called
a period Of lyrics With David's songs they pc
came inspired, and drove off their enemies with
great success Such period comes but once In the
history Of Q people, and during that time they de-
velope all the powers which are possible to exist IN
patton There is great change tSss from the tmS
TO that when they worshipped him on Zion $40
concluded by saying that she intended TO give a
history Of the neighboring nations which were allied
to the Hebrews, but finding that she had not sufi-
oent time to do 70, she announced that her next
lesson would be On that Subject
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MARITImEIRvHLLIaEaCE
Movements or OCEAN Steamers.
Port OF New York, January q. 1883.
nrHAnHn


CLEARED
steamship Petrol, Samson. st Thomss. 80. Caaard.
ssip Fosasae Hsnfo:d. San S1sseisso Husiord
ship jossph walker nonis. Mobile. saml Thompsen h
BARK resolution tBr) Phillips. sumasra Barclay e Liv
BARK n E Trout cullom. New Orleans. HurlSss
ess"s s s..s ss 1sss
Brig Dido, small, jaof.onville; WIN Ing ais
Scr. s5sss.a ssxIs. MARIE y.odIs Sss'
sehr EvirA Thompson, Frbes Edenton SO, Van Bruns
sohr Hugh Scott Fsrrsr, Tsppahannook. Van Bruns b
sehr Dart, somers, Richmond. II Pierson
sohr Maria, Bissets, Baltimore. Johnson & Lowden.
sohr Martha, Teal Philaaeipn'. Jas Hand.
sohr tarah, Perry. New Bedford, master
Steamer Delaware. Seymour Philadelphia, San ord.
ARRIVED.
MsESa Hr csAs''n with md'' and pas
@ yh %ss;
S:ss s:ss sq5S +. Whole day.
Brig Brill tBTS ulsr Jan Vi. Halifax, days. with
day, VIA y IT, s.. !? W.. Perrin: GSs ,".., y
days with oats and barley: 70 ! PLeSdsn:
schr Halcyon, Freeman. El1AbstAport, fer Boston.
BELOW,
Ono brig. unknown.
Steamship Utah. Forbes. Valparaiso ship Geo Phelps,
Wind during tho day from NV I. wsw.
VeIegraphls Marine Rsporss.
BosroE. Jan 6
AIrived-B.rh cbisorss Buenos Ayrss.
aSsm:
Js<msl
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Arrived-Bark Cbieora- Buenos Ayrss.
Cesred-Shiy Sedan NOrleans bArho Mimosa. SmYrnAI
Truemsn Pernan buoo; stsssen Cienfuegos Altoona.
Gslveston Chester Mobile; Elk PhilAAephia; big Jos
Albion Trnidad schrs Forest Port Prince Hobart,
Ia<mal
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Steamship Utah, Forbes. Valparaiso; ship Geo Ph
STearmap, ApslaohicelA.
Wind during the day from NV 70 WsW.
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the question is.u ass!nit he anocrass at as asxt
State election in March 9he yo.s scar. ,ssty one
ti1teen shig. &c cry voting with he Uass q the
eencolst 10 yostpone ndehaitey aud ssenty .uo.
orsts voting sssinst 4,
THIS hsmtog Maine biuslsv l. ,.ry poor SUB .ituts
for d.iBbci sto'ite,,tm, vh'cb tss wing party IN
this state ana New fuglaso gs1ernliy asys :an
por,d with % ths!i sorroT Inc democrats OF New
Hampshire feel 'ensitiyeiy ssou4,h tn, dlsgraee
sli Tire religious ts-t in on old oosst.tztoa brings
upon IL without the additional mertSost.on ~ ise.na
engsited upon our stsuss An act in gracipis sut,sr
sve Of oil the redecnsg features ~ sobsuioa rhen
i IN al ether respects sires t1e properly qualification
h.s boep -. sxcsii-ut GA ,sv vnioh
depes he right of property AID ybcn rivss .hs noyt
trncSi .jics e. Gag of Euss. Or tie sultss Of
Turkey The ~bg here viii do1 osl-ss I'd me cotton
sPo.f Lts 20 iiae i.tS p0we5 ~ Ies.e ip enough u
the hoItaL about TO sst s the slc..sa comes sound
sbcii'ion 70 data te7 prohsey .baS :ast they
make shift 70 prcouts stass sesS svs1 Z 1t
poor enc Hence tsey szgss tbN 6ous aorss IL tst
Ter han nc borse a. all We car. DC vitbcut aorss
Therefore We viii try to- Maine Law That, ths vAg
most q the Pfou,eat ,uppoegs q this -sseos In
Of the town greg n p. Ieeossd asdsr tSs .xi.tiag
te,ute ana puroda pnt Of -s.y Iqgcr OF non.
dscrPt quality, e be zsed at hsus ava med.o.ns.F
such IL the rreg-ess - he tsmperaac4 reform IN
New England. Under the ac2catios u ths Legal
suss.on remedy = las become mere a,o. Z, the
bands q mchsef makers and pCtos dsnsgoxuss rtnin
the LAST Fix o. eight rear sst -sdips steps vaere
u has prcgrse-ed The only Iersspible fr,its OF
The niidnectec eso5s ass. pretended retotnsrs, as
lsreely increased CONSUMPTION q 10 ssa pGisc nous
liquors with tie sterssn, borrib4 Effects yh,c1 ,sees
ssriy result thsTsf-oD
Only few ysaGs tiocs II vii ,e &c Ileoted-
the pfeSeht acTocate o. tbs 1asDe ojnt-1d
ID that Nora Fusf.cai tbs Only sGeeavs remedy
Tor the evil II stsza 5srazS IN shs OF atoxicspr
Liquors Chat wss before .As temperance
political bobby Subsequent perieDoe COOS prove
tbs this view -as oor1eot strinssr lsr have not
suited In teDsfttrg the capse, and ssa tsrd
q dutts imposed u parted iguOrs does more "a
increase the syh tnsp all inc aa,ns lap4 a.
eecresss II tsoe ~ the tssd tns wealthy s snabisj
70 notoilgs a. the best in ported iiquors ssis tbs
Ttnt Ars co p4'.sd 50 fAge f5s bons sCfss.
70 ~ ,I.LDg " - onyosr-
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FHILADEI.FHIA, u
Arfved-Schrs p BuYtoa, Lingo, NYork; Treasu eer.
Burroughs do; Wrishtinstoa WrshdnGton. Fall River;
ste amor Ken peteo. Clark, NYork.
Clear d. Sohrs Burton, Lingo Trinidad Cuba Ellen
Matilda Wes Cenfuegos Harriet Ann. Andrews, Boston.
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FOREIGN Ports.

" nj Havana 9Th banks Louisa Lindsey Philadelphia Gov
York. Poand Cochrane Moves do Cara Ann Ha
Boston Rambler (r) McKinnon and st Leon Greenaw do Aesi
Haskell and eonue Menyman Portland Gen Marion Bibber do
Froch Pratt BnQhtman Phadepha 9Th brks enus Church
NeYok: 10th Homer Carlisle Philadelphia brig Veane Sewel
Rice Boston; lth bark Lady Knight
oate do: brgs LYDIA Tanner Mobe Tuscan Peters Portland
Florence Gage Providence sch Brenda soe hey
sailed from do 9Th ships Harriet Berry New Orleans Saalahock
Fisher do bark Scott Dyer HILL emedo 6rss -Four Hons
West Morena Condova Frank IN l0na gh OarS
Vcerv Un Clara Ellen French Sierra Morena bng
Xenophop York Maie 10th and lth ship Helen Miller Gait
Orleans; Corneia Ward New York; Sierra Nevada Eos
nchnau Br) Enbs Sagua Grsnde and newborn
brig keyee Conan New York; Kite Radovleh New-Oreans
18th ship eerhof Woodbury. for Cronstad ready bar<
Boston, few days; Diligence, Hutchinson for
do about ready Lyra Dennis and Sarah Nicke Ncke for
York SOON brgs nckey Johnson for Boston, about ready m
bella Mel eady Mary Lowell Peterson for
Philadelphia do, ard Others as reported on the Sth 81 -,
CID 5th ships Moro Castle Bishop New Orleans sh lara
Maria New.Oresn mot taken before stated llh
bark Medoa Roby Cardna bgs Argus hean and Somer Wat
AIT ar Halifax nth INST brig Neal Dow (Br) fn. Baltimore
NB Sd inst ship sca Ellsworth Boston, bark
Rio aneiro 5th ult bark Plymouth Coker fun NewYok
Brown I'm LISBON DO CID previous to 9TH bark Slr
A. Tripissd An inst brig Gen Marshall Cocod for NYork, dg.
Az vessel supposed the bark Chief
sd tom Ssgna 9Th inst brig r. Iaskin Snow New.York
AT Remedies Eliza Burgess Gorham tor Boston Soon
10Th inst bark NJ b. Stetson erdng from and tor
Boston
tored S6B per hid of sugar $50 hhds capecty) o,
Az Maiazas Empire Gray tor Cowe OO boxes
pcy gets S3) +. Knsman mot npnnted vest fdy) Thurs
ION for Boston 81 80 box carries O ooNe Orne
ST John Redbd NewYork carries 400 boxes and Gets II % per
box bg Russell Lesegang for do taken upat 81 81 per6ox
and boxes Capt John COusen for Saga and
50 hid of and 81 aud y box O nds
Bremen rem Roper for NewNork Chartered 80 =
and i Tinker mot FRENCH fin Portland arr 9th
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Arrived.

NJ steamer Arabia Judkns fm Liverpool Apn A. NJ mdse
to r CunaId Canada and ship Albert Gaan bound 70
18th sgnaized Andes bound E The A. of sandy Hook at
IL AM. Goth
and Smith. March 18th lat "A u lon -
IL spoke Br ship FIN China foI Liverpool March 2'th lat a
% psnker have experienced heavy w gales the whole
passage g, cL.u.L.. 100 4. T. 1, c.;..u.i.
Ls ooder Passed Head Jan - Jan 3D. IN Gapar Straits
saw ship Oneida Greasy, I'm Shanghai tor New; York
Shin Enc Bath Curtis London SO DIS mdse. Cook Smith
Shin Compromise Mabehead Riley FIN Liverpool 80 d mdse.
and master March 10TH experienced heavy gale f
sb;p Cbse Whit Liverpool March rndse aud passengers
Buey C. hss encountered westerly winds the whole
Ran Indian queen Bath Rio Janero Feb
March Is w. March
lat lG IS = Ion 30 10 W SPOKE PsTk hataosiL WING wh n
So 10 spuke United States do spoke
Franklin Of MesPci I"3 y mos out go o6, OIL ca sane tune
March 9th so : lon 81 50 W. spoke bark Champion (h) Rip
lev f Edsertou bound home IS 100 bb oil No date
ds out April 10TH LIST NJ Ion rs spoke Jasper
Bark Vckery Uranu FIN Havana II ds, sugar Yzn.so
BARK Lolsod Ow) Gsnsen, I'm Larvs Norway 50 ds
Reich kuuArdt.
RI, samuel French Cof Bridgeport Brown I'm Bathurst River
C.msl 81 s &C. Livingston in the mouth Of
~ vey spoke Planet Ryder I'm Cape de Verde Islands
ii to Whitney Co. March 9th. lA, IS a. lon A. passed
& bospr boom standing had painted ports house deck
psuied rht yellow door 'front.' salsn fOrecte with
n Anderson Deiano I'm St. MARI.
wood Anderson 6Pri sh hey West bearing ~ BY Is miles,
EXCHANGED signals with dup Northern Chief steering w " ~ The
,lin J. q a hes been DIS y: OF Hsfterss
AZ iuia (Nesp Foope fun Naples 80 ds fruit saksk Co.
voe Mnrc 18th 10 50 w. spoke Dr. schr. Jersey
Apnl h Ion 81 So spoke bark OIone4 fn Manila G
Boston, Gods out s Doon g'ke ship Cseo fan Pahe M New
eldsntaly emitted.
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spoken, &C.,

BY pilot boat Christian 18th Fire Island bearing T. 81
miles spoke snp Majestic and for New bedford tn cruise
full 49,,
Ar o. Ion 70 IS ship Louvre I'm Apaahicoa FOR bo
Apr 10 o. ~ So ship WesmoreaId, fra NewOHeaa or
March 80 P VI a. lon 426, ship Wales Lombard I'm Lv-
erpool Philadelphia with loss and
April .chr Lucy Ann, Mann TN Ceniiesos TOR
Boston
March S. Ion 20 W, brig Vernon Keat FIN Mobile for eue
rife r. n.
Rico. supposed for Newiork. =.
Api g. lat So bark Byzantine Of rhomaon fn New
April T. midnight lat Il 81 lon s. ship Daniel Webster in Boz
Arr New Orleans and Havana ship Chauncey Jerome
Jr. Mobile for Hayre - NJ,
delpbis. ,,. a., n = p.,..-.-
March ls lat Is $, ION 81 81 w bark Morgan Dix I'm Baltimore
for Rio JaneiTo.
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philadelphia NIarkets :. WEDNESDAY, April 20 PM

The Can bras has depressed the maIket Tor BREADu
The market Gull and 500 bbs sold last evening Tor
At 81 87l buyers at this hg
Small sales for supply of the retailers aud bakers at yesedays
onoaops RYE dull s. 87l and Corn ME- Al at - %
There but little WHEAT Offering bg the censnd
S ia 81 8I n bush RYE wanted 4OOG500 bush Pennsyynii
sold at s The receipts Of CoRN continue small and sn
demand sales of 2OOOd3 Southern Yellow 6lc aoa
and some Sec lot of poor White brought sc OATS are
and in II bush Provisions of all descriptions
have Sales Mess Pork at $40 SIS 6
hi now held S7 There little Prime offering LARD
now held At l0c H. in bb and There good de-
msnd these generally above the views buyers VINO
offer Od lOIc Sales all descriptions dull WHISKY IS scarce
small sales bbls 3c bridges 2c and hhds at ~ G|
according to he quality the package
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Passengers sailed.

In steamship Europa for Lepoo-B Frederick and lady Phla
dpha Louisa Fouse Miss Frost do; Smith Bryan and
lady NwOesns Mr. BesOn and lady England Mrs and Miss
Tuo Montreal W. Bull and lady, Ienpleman Van Derherven
lady Radeward and lady snken and lady r. W SesbI H.
H. Fell Eng W. w Mason, B. Seguerrl Hav Mr. Ihackeay,
Eng Grove dol Mrs Moneux children and maid Mr. B.nen'
dahl J. Dean Gskel r. Ke E. Deoner, Eng r Nj iller,
Mr. F. White J de Femery and friend San Francisco
Fricon Pavy lady Capt Remington lady and
daughter Green w C. Dyer Craven Ocean Paris; MI De
English Philadelphia the Bishop of Montreal Mr. Newell H. l.
Fisher p Daval F. CHmey Jose Martinez Legnraun
Fulter Mr. Moong Euloeo de eies
LADY children Franchises Don Jose YgaTa lady and end
Hayapa; A. lady Edward Orchard England Rata
Mr. Bower New-Oresn d. Fey England s. r Ward Toronto
Pielde lady daughters and son. Canada D. Gomez ha
yana; John Law. Total, l0l.
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Fxrp.ors from to Ewood Walter ESQ., Secretary Of
Borrd of Underwriters:
Lrwrs Del Apr sThe schooner Moha ~ (ot Wadoboro)
johnson, with asscd from Boston for pSfen run
four miles south Indian River ulc o.
day night lest Capt has contracted 10 get his vessel on AMI b. ns
her o the Brcakwstsr -
before rrpored by telegraph for Washington c. on the be9cn
bp r allow Ind Rive Inlet saturday night 18th The
Csptsn has bis yessc OF Both vessels are
tight ard dry. -. -
u.,us Moore Tets Edeuon G.. for Eewlo rs VITA ner
e Loupd 10 Plymouth Elizabeth City aud Edentoa. &C.
ore on the Beach on FRIDAY 5h Inst hyhnns
Th rudder before oe The cargo has been
The goods BE- shipped from no
week 10 n cir ports with comparatively u expense
ScR TARRy Not Boston Of and for bristol Ne pm no 81
Len, 18Th having o,t bead Of and split ore OF Boon
lfaud. l7th. So.
SHIP ,RocA at Philadelphia fun San Frtnco via Rio encouu
tered heavy westerly gales Of the Three or Tour tue
creu, v no Lad the fever ded the passage.
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WInIers.


~ ZEE arrivals at this port.
AT AP 10 ship COreu, Cransse, from Honolulu
with 2-CO bbls. oil. o.o,,,
part of Of ship Isaac Hicks ,,,
ington, for do ,-,--- - o.-,..,
Islands via Bab bbs whale oil beard; had shipped home 900
Mia and previously The captain and I'd mate OF
hing Gov HOPKINS Dartmouth the Is The Gov
Sbspberd the middle of February asst miles north
River Francisco Brazyese total loss cargo 0o sp OIL
saved.
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From our Correspondent. !

PHILADELPHIA, April 2O-Arred ship Annapolis Graham.
Lyepoo bark Robert Morris Downs Maanzas Maine Law
Csrdenas bs Gauntlet (Br Decker Msyaguaz Chas Ker
shon Bishop Charleston; schrs Maria Baker Hgbee
Hebee Poydnc. sarah Jane Tohey EstpOr Grecian Herck
Do J. A MOZART Hall j. Leaning Godfrey Providence
Mary Patterson Bsnan Portsmouth H. Ssndusky Hutchinson
Portnd Jno Lancsse Ross Poydence Shenandoah ngerso
Sing Sing
ca steamship Osprey Bennett Charleston Pennsylvania Barrymore
Richmond bark Emma Lincoln Bartlett, Havans brig Flower,
Watts PeTnamhuco j. A. Hobart Ill., Saco Me- John Ian
caster Rose Ro1buy Shea andoah nserso Providence Mary
Pselon Baemsn, Boston, Jeremiah Leaning Godfrey Fall
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xvrrx,sp.y April Canal IL 50 do isI North
s,rps Garden Si 20 IzS rs b. q 81 600 Penn
s. DO e., IS S. SIC $50 Morris M s S'O; ~
% 3. sA h MAY Red r. s n S.aScS r.
ss III 100 Sch Ny ~ Penn RR $1,000 Penn Dis Coupon
q e 81 Lebisb Nav p,srred s2 77sdo %; 700 Reading
'ss s sSs1p r. r. S @ Rs p
Il, c IsspS M s Canal so Harrisburg r. 81
70 North Bank ky Isl: $1,000 Toga U.s. So; 80 Schuyn
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

Steamship Illinois Hststen Aspinwa NJ o. Roberts; Prone
heus Churchill Juan de Nicaragua Vanderbilt Augusta Ly
on, Savannah, 5. L. Mitchell. ~ ,,.. ~:
Sbips-Rokland Vina Australia w T. Dugsn LeibniL Meier
Hamburg Bschen Queen of the West Faber Liverpool
nnen Victory, Lane, San francisco Neyns& 70
Gardner Malaga T. r Darby Grenada Jarvey Nor
folk Va Hafbeck Coz Matilda DAN Jerynu4 Ponce r. H.
Nner Sand (Br Dugsl Santa Cruz whitney
& Co is -, 81. Johns F. g. Deal y Baltic soue Nassau
p Ackerly Eleanor Moran fortaufrnce hoiAef mon
Macon. Watkins Savannah Demlll Co
Schooners- Horton Pendeton Salem Brown H1yen
AeTt Mass Jacksonvie j. Telegraph Farnam Bucks
port BIookman Coz A. De Rosset BIeweT wilmington
Dopne Walter. (Br) lie Nor Bum n - A Leay
Sloop-Wm. IL Bowen, HAock, Providence, }. henney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21

former quotations although by no means brisk Some
fresh orders India have aided the market, which il par
tally cleared Of the recent imports Gold keeps coming
I'm freely and the export has diminished the past wee
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Removals..

REMOVAL OFFICE of the HOWARD LIFE IN
III sURANCE COMPANY is removed to No ~ Broadway,
of Park place.
DEMOVAL. -TAPPAN Il DOUGLASS have ~
IL moved Mercantile Agency from No 70 eedart TO No. III
Broadway up stairs.
DEMOVAL- TILESTON Il Co.,
have removed from No Souths to No. 50 Broadway up
staiIs)
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MINIATURE ALMANAc......THIs DAY. -.
sus- Rises....5 II Sets 46 MooS-Ses 2jm
wAIER......THis DAY.
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