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1AxU1nAy, mn9uA 0-oR. ~ ~
"a fAstsr. hey svnssd ess vnnAgnsss % ssl thsar
supplies tAis ls~aeoa but In order 70 do hsy had 70
ss s ss =: So ~: s.s E: ..ss
Ths days sale. eemprirsd 1909 bsls SuperAns No. q
ct - ok - lsX ordinary = good state at ~ SIX
common 70 good Ohio. at - 4sH - esx; fsvorits
ats at - 30 - o2K fancy Indiana and Michigan ~
q ssx - MH: s1sy Gens:ss e - na =; fancy
IS IS; with extra Indiana, Michigan aud Ohio At IS IS
Is rs per Dbl Canadian was neglected Southern ruled
sns n9st ns ss
Of the day did not exceed q 400 bbls-st q rs IS for
MIXED to good - IS 37k for favorte, and IS 81
bills Ane procured at IS rs per bb Jersey meal was
rather more freely offered lower prices There have been
l6o bs's so'd ct g. Wheat was rather dun the steam
srs advices not being quite favorable anticipated
but holders did not seem eager to realize unless when
their claims conceded by buyers: Hence transac-
tons have been limited and only include for the day
2,4Oe bushels white Michigan at 81 IA, and 900 do
Western terms not made public. Rye continued in
animate at SIC soc per bashsI Barley vas not soashs
bushel Oats varied little though larger amount could
be procured at previous quotations. Corn was in
sales consisted Of % COO bushels ct Soc $50 dam
aged and SOC. 65c for ordinary TO choice Southern
white and yellow per bushsl.
CoITon-The market TO day has been very quiet, the
- les amounting to about 500 bales
PnovNoss-A better demand existed for pork, Of
which there sold 800 bbs Mt $l4 for prime SIS IS
for mess and SIT for clear do per bb Picked meats
were unchanged while . more animated inquiry pre-
vailed for dry saed meats These purchased to the
extent of $50 pigs shoulders and hams at unpublished
rates. Bacon was moderately active. We heard that
100 900 lbs clear Western middle in dry salt taken
on private terms Lard sought and more valu
able There have been 600 bbls bought at sc 91sc.
per b. Beef was dull and heavy, though some dealers
were disposed to buy freely At inside quotations
The days sales included $50 bbs. at IS e5 o2I for
country prime; % Is IS IS for city do: 80 $40 IS
for country meas $l2 IS SIS for city do $l3 $3 Is
for repacked Chicago do sl4a $i4 rs for extra do
per Dbl. Prime beef held at SO $40 per
tisrce. Beef hams in toleraby good demand. A
lot OF 100 bbl choice brought S15 so per go lbs But
ter exhibited feature We quote all kinds at l0c
Ice. for Ohio; lac 22c for Western New York, and
steady request at $st4 S9ti per 100 lbs
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HARITIME INTELLIGENCE.



steamships-James Adgsr, Dickinson Charleston,
Spohord Tileston Co; Roanoke, Cavcndy Norfolk &C.
Lrdlam Peasants Florida Woodruff, savannah, 8 L
Mitehill.
Meyer; Java, Jackson, Glasgow, Durham l. Dimon; ]
Wichelhausen, Wscrikep, London, Poppe Il Co.
Bark-Maryhnd, Klein, Montevideo, Mason Townsend.
Brgs-PaIthenon, Davis, Aatanzas, Nesmith n sons;
merry, Montgomery, Vera Cruz, Underwood l. Baker;
Harriet Ann, Ginger, Cenfuegos, James Hunter Co;
Suwanee, Monroe Newport, Anderson &Co; Wacissa
Powell, Key West, &c, Anderson Co; q w Brinker.
Tropicus Dutch popken, Psrsmaibo, Schmidt Bal
chen Voante Serall Havana Shin Bros: Edward IA n.
ley, Aspinwan, Morgan.
Schrs-Joshua Baker, Baker, Boston, W lewis Maria
Crowel Portland W Lewis Heaton, Terry Richmond,
Person; Moses Waring Storm, Tampico J b sardy;
Lord Smith, Baltimore, Lord! Adelaide Hsskeii
Jacksonville Wadeigh Knox; Hampton, Edden, Fred
rck.burg, II Pierson Seymour, swain, Baltimore John
son & Lovden; Wing of the Wind Pearsan, Matansas,
master Dwight DAWSON Hardy, BAracoa, master; vo.
liant, Simonson Alexandria &c Mott Bedell: Cri (Br)
McAullen, = John, NIB Kelly Smith Fairfax Osborn
Aerandra and Washington, sturges, Chairman CO. Col
Jas Page, Edwards, Philadelphia, James Mckee Mary
Jane, Bentley, Norfolk Sturges Chairman 4 Co. Effort
(Br), Curry, st John, NIB N be Wolfe.
ford. 'AN
sloops-w Mangum, French, Trenton master; Anne.
rica, sturges, Providence, master; Fish Bab:oek
Fall River, W Psbeock.
ARRIVED
Steamship southsrser Foster Charleston So hours to
Ship whhe Squan (of Phllsdeiphia) Kennedy. Canton
Dec a. parsed Java Head Jan Cape of Good Hone Feb
T. and 81 Helena Feb 49, 70 Booth Edgar FEB /. Ist
"a 20 s, lon ~ rs sgnassd Br bark AIenndrina from
London for Algoa Bay, n days out time Br bark
John Bartlett from shsn9has for London 50 days out
March 10 lat IL So NJ Ion - a. spoke ship Rocia AZ
and for Boston from Cautta, lo2 days out leth Island
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Psssenrers Sailed

SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMYy-Stea mshp HERMANN
ADdressen and lady, Brussell Fly Jaeger Garrigue
Miss Charlotte Garrgus Master waidemsr Garrgue New
York; Smith and lady, Louisville, KY; Auguste de
Marie, Santa fe New Mexico: Capt G Dallas o navy
Meyer, Fan Francisco, Cal; Emanuel schsnbe do; ri
Heruiue, do scipon Brzxi London Edw Thor Bal
more 6has Mathie do; Bate, lady and child New
York Mrs Kohlsadt and child do Mrs Bishop and child
do Mrs Kroall and child, do Frederick Tredow do;
fgbi, Do Miss Nancy Durnger do Causing lady and
child, and lady companion of Mrs Causing do: Kelor
DO Mrs Dreyer do pe.soyer, France EJacquette, do
Mrs Bfuymann and child, New York Mrs n wilson
Philadelphia George Lewis and lady Brooklyn Henry
Wnbern, Charleston VIM Cronn, San Francisco; B Hy.
man, Miss Marks, Mrs Lyman, and children.
GfAGvw-steamshipG Glasgow Mrs Forbes, Miss Forbes
Canada; J Woodward, Cincinnati; g c Cowper Glasgow
Rev " Milne Canombie; Mrs simpson, Mary simpson
Master simpson, Rankin, Mrs Rsntin, Mr. Byrns,
Wilson. Dunlap Kerr, Mr. Kelakin, Mr. Dslrympts L
Msynor Mrs Maynor, Mics Maynor, Mrs Crawford, Mrs
Barr. Miss Barr, Miss Bsrroclough Wilson, NJ Morris,
Walton, Canada; VIM WhtsAeld Niagara; John Dun.
can, Desgan, Cincinnati; Bethosu, California; WIN
Mcclure, Philadelphia AK Anderson Brooklyn WIN
Roy, NOrlesns; Mr. Roy DO; John Thompson, VIM Thomp
sen Mrs Thompson, Master Forbes, Canada: Isaac
Johnston Peter McFarlAne, Andrew Peterson, Walter
Parker: Wstssa Daniel Ksosh John Bryan, Alex Boil
ton Miss Bolton, Master Bolton Jana Bolton Mary Bel
ton, r Csawford, NY0t-
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Died.

On Thursday March "a MIRcARrr MAGE aped a
wears months and % DAYS native of County Louth
Ireland.
spectfv invited to attend the funeral from her late
resdence No az R5re street this aftarnoon ar tvo
O'Clock. -
On Friday March Of Of cropn KATY O, RR,ey e,ds.t
daughter Of Patrick and Bridget oBrien aged years.
Their friends and md those of the family
are respectfully invited to attend The funeral this after
noen at two o'clock from the residence of her parents
corner of thirteenth street and Third avenue. f"'
On Fridav March Of Mrs SIpAp ANN Jouss,s wife or
Robert Jobns1or sgad 10 xears I, montbs a me %
DAVIS
The friends OF her father W. Bard suvda and Of hcr
unces James r. and Samuel suydam are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this Afternoon at O'clock
from her late residence No 100 Sullivan street The re-
mains viii be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for inter
ment-
ANNA E1izAHETH CHERRYTRE, daughter Of Sanford and
Rosanna Cherrytrce aged wear and 10 DAYS
The friends and acossintspces are requested to attend
dence Of her parents corner Of aysnue ana E;abth
street.
Albany and Troy psners rlease eonv
On FRIDAY morning, March Is Mrs ABIGAIL F1oYp
widow Of the late william Post in the seth wear Of her
are ~
Her f,nera, Ill, ts,s Mae. ths .fs-roo, ~ o,,o..
from her late residence No 9s Heats street The friends
OF the family and Of her SON r. r Post and her sons,
in. Law Geo w Browne and VIM W Tomnkins Ara "a
specfy invited 10 attend Her remains viii be taken to
Greenwood Cemetery.
On SATURDAY. morning March % RACHEL J. BRouvrs
wife Of John B. Stevens
Her funeral win take place this afternoon nj O'Clock
from her late residence, No es Hammond street
At Port Richmond Stat I.lsnd ON Fr;a,y March Ok
of consumption CaAMns THArrnxR, aged 81 Years and
month";
The relatives and friends of the family are
invited TO attend his funeral to-morrov morning AZ
O'Clock from the rendence Of his father Peter Ttcher
His remains win be tsken to Green wood
At Jersey CITY on Saturday March % Jouy F ErIn
In the 7sL wear Of his age the la surviving partner Of
the late firm of Corr Eiis shaw
His funeral will take place to morrow afternoon At
O'Clock from st. Mathews Church Jersev CIV The re-
atves and friends arc invited to atand without further
invitation
suddenly on SATURDAY. morning March d Hracr,r
RAyr-sYAU in the 5lst wear of his aye
His friends and the Frenoh democrats ara invited "a
attend bis funeral th. Afternoon Al O'CLOCK from hi.
late residence No SO Pearl street
Aux Francois Tscede subitemeut hier ~ Mars Hvs
trIE RAyfNsAr AMI do SO ans Of moia
SEES un,is ct les dsmocrates Fraucais sout invites i
sssister les funersiles oui aurout lien au;ourd hui
hsures. LIE couvoi partira du No $40 Teasi street
On Friday, March 25 Mrs. CARoIIsE L. wife of N p b.
Curtiss aged 20 years.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the fuuera from No 2l2 West Twenty eighth street
to morrow afternoon at O'Clock.
Boston papers please cory.
On Saturday March %, Of dropsy JONI CANNING aged
inc years.
His funeral will take MA this afternoon half ma
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Ecs Sog7!Anl1c1 ~ lAy!!!Ism v4lsD
::..s:s:s vi !:svs d 1ssss: s:sss:s g $780,
Price Of Isssass oa1 A sxpsssased surgeon set6e4
20 the shap. Luggage net wanted during ~ poeonR
should Be seat toa.d tAs day before saiinss mask
bsaew" Ne freight VIM y received amer Th..dAX Ar
os rsi 1 xsss. =. N g :D2 . Ilv
TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
u For New Orleans vie Havana-Ths splendid stsNmshp
CHEROKEE, Rodney Baxter, eomnendss. will san ffo1
tks pier che foot o. Warren street. North river Men
day nth AarsA ~ ssosk r. I!ssissly Rates pss
berthe go lower forward saloon bsrths CO. stssrss 90
No freight taken TO Havana bat specie Freight taken -
New Orleans 1t ~ cents cubic foot Shippers OF e
supply themselves wish the sompany M
oflsding which be hAd application ~ the once No
other FORM Will BE- sgaed No bills Of sdng signed amer
esoek ON the dAy Of sailing For freight or passage Apply
=. u ROBERTS III West street. corner OF Warren
DOR SAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE-THE
shortest and cheapest route-The Accessory Transit
Company Of Nicaragua, propetorsThrough In advance
O. she mAnSnly company giving through tickets nou-
steamship STAR OF the WEST 3.ao tons burt6en,
precisely FOR San Juan del Norte Tuesday April
nesting With the popular steamship BROTHER iona
route having but twelve miles Of land
These steamers unsurpassed In their and
For information passage at the lowest
stairs. G. VANDERBILT Agent.
Passengers cautioned against The Of
hired for other lines None employed for ts
line.
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Passengers Arrived j.

CHAEIssros-Steamship southerner-B Bellamyer Miss
N Bellamyer, Day, A Boykn, Mrs A II Boykin Miss
Boykin, Capt Hamilton, J. Wood, Jones Brown and
servant; N Cove, JOS Lakeman. W Oliver Lieut.
Burrows, Levy, NJ Smith-45 in the Storage
CASToS-Ship White squal-Rev Lewis Shuck three
children and servant
KEY WET-schr 8 Burgess-Capt Wilson, late OF brig
Cainbyses Mr. Slater, Mr. Little.
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A UsTRALIA17cLIPPER LINE.THE Al PAcKHt
IA ship ROCKLAND, 500 tons burden, vinal, master,
loading AZ pier Fo East river Will succeed ths
Canton tentk ship of the line and sail for Mebourns
sason. q this noble 'h,l are :ufAesnt ind.ss@sas
tatioa Of s first regular line for despatch all Others
10 guarantee for intending emigrants to by her In
preference any other bound 70 those por Fog
height passage early application should be made TO WIZ
7. DUGAN, 43 Front street, or to ARKELL ELLIOrTs
l<6 Pearl street.
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The Detroit 7NibS~s puts down the amount OF
bour nov IN sscre and awaiting shipment at Detroit
OF ~, 900 bbls.
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ITO SMALL CAPITALISTS-TO LET, WITH POSSES
sion LIST Of pr for term Of years. old established
road side hoo PLEASANTLY situated six miles from the city
doing good business, containing hfteon rooms with
barn. Sheds loo house. garden and six of productive
Land stock furniture to DO taken or upon
Apply at ll8 Broadway, near Thirty-third street.
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Married.
In B ooklyn Monday evening March 81 by the Rev.
f. E. l.. Taylor, Mr.. CHARLES 5. HYpE of New York. to
Miss JOANNA FfEyAN # Brooklyn.
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INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR cALIYoR-

INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR cALIToR-
.s.
q IL. gsi;:I sis
x. By s. sss' s
two 10 i've days good auatss Boat and hss
s .as ~ b.
The Fl the or
vi.Sias 70 procure tickets ~ ssssnsy low rates Are
X. to s' sIns s In sS to
attached to the ship whose services free Of charge Poe
sa' OF Nils, Agent, 81 Cortland. street.
in With Tho DO n %s"S s ss
fsS & Il
ave days, as usual.
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP CON-
~ pany through to San Francisco via Aspinwall and
81
N" on for ss ni s,sS ss'
s
tn r. IN and
immeas.sy f., San Francisco The .eoopmodasicns and
S on h ;ss
comfort expedition and safety Passengers win =
Agents ma bag i. made up Il the above once undsr
United states Postage law for the q
DESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.-CLIPPER
u Of Saturday next I'd ApriThe splendid now clipper
ship LEvANTER, Capt Focnsbcc, rapidly
plating her loading at pier East river take tons
light freight Immediately offered Shippers will please
hand in their bills of sdnx for signature their
SUTTON CO., "a Wall street
FoR san FRANCISCO VIA VERA Cruz AND AGA
0 tons burthen will leave this port Thursday March
oapcs and healthy route for Passengers bound T.
California For freight or passage, apply to
SIMEON DRAPER, 70 Pine street, corner of william
TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
u connecting with tho Pacific Mall Steamship Company
carrying great United maOniy through weekly
United States mail line California and Oregon
pnwa and Panama, leaving New York tho 9Th, 18th,
10th, and 18th Of each monthGreatly reduced pricssThe
States mail steamship CITY
$500 tons burthcn. John Moaown commander. will sail
Monday March 18Th at two O'Clock, p NJ precisely from
pier the foot Of Warren street. North river Tho Pacific
Nail Steamship Companys magnificent steamer OREGON
will DO in readiness ut PanAma to receive the Crescent Cys
mails and passengers and sail for San Fraa
CISCO The Crescent City will be followed the Sch q
April by the United States mail steamer Georgia. 30O0
Ing a. Psnsn. with shs Mail stsamshp compsny.
magnificent mail TENNESSEE The Pacific Mall
Steamship Company always keep extra steamers at Pana
ma immediate despatch For freight passage
apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY.
81 the ofice Of the companies, III West street,
Warren.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, March 26-4PW.
Arrived-Barks Nazarene, Pendleton, Matanzas: Ma
zeppa, Fisher Gcnfuegos brig st lawrence (Br), Nc
Dougal, do; Zouaves (Fr), Bouasard Rochelle; schrs
York.
Ceared-steamer City of New York, Boston, brig Eos
Disasters, &c.
SIM CORNELIUS RSnL.-Captain Tllyou, agent Of the
Board Of Underwriters has down to the ship Corne
necessary to heave her off.
BARK VERNON which went ashore at scituate Goth ut
was foaed off at high water 25th by empty casks aud
towed to Boston, full Of water by steamer John Taylor
ERd SAMSON hence for St. Marks the vessel in con-
tact with the schooner Prospect Captain G~ins vife
and child and ali who got on board the brig al the time
OF her collision we're transferred to the brig Nova Scotan
two days after, and arrived here yesterday.
BRIG YARMOUTH The reported loss of this vessel Is stat
cd by the Bosom Post to be hoax brig Of that
name is owned at Salem.
BRIG RowrAND-The hull OF brig Rowland of Thomas
ton condemned at Turks Island together with her mast
bought for 8400 by Capt William Fales s.hr Fly
ing Cloud of Boston, who acted of the survey The
brig foated of while they taking the salt out Of her.
and was 10 be fitted out again by Capt Fales
BRIG AIHEMARrH at New Haven from Guagama lost
fore topgalantmast jibboom. &c.
ScR KELLEY Jordan Of and from Boston for Calais
ran upon ledge that port 10Th inst, got off
night of 18TH with loss Of part Of deck load of pitch pine
timber, and was on shore in a at Red Beach.
She filed with every tide and her cargo which valu
able was badly damaged.
York for Portland. which ashore at Marsh6ed was
got of Friday by the Provincetown Union Sore and
Lever company Cook agent, who had contracted to
do so and deliver her in Boston for $780, Owing strong
head wind the schooner bore for Provinceown and
will come to Boston the first favorable opportunity
The Is at MarshGeld board two small sloops
which will take it to Boston for trsnshpment to Port
land.
Whnlemen
Sid from Pernambuco Feb 26, Midas Woodbridge from
Sandwich Islands, 200 bbs of and for NBedford.
Passed do, same date George Mary, Of and for West
port.
March "a, of Easthampton, jefferson, Hunting, from
Arctic Ocean, of and for SHarbor.
Jan Is lat 40 s, Ion 80 4 w. Carolina GRAY of and
from NHedford Dec IA, for North Pacific.
Spoken.
vessel supposed the propeller Sir John Harvey from
Boston for Australia, I'D inst lat Al lon So
Dec 20, lat % 40, lon 49,
Ship VIM Jarvis Ballard, from NYork for Cagliar, Feb
10, lat SO, Ion SO 20.
Ship Fanny Cummings, from Boston Dec "a, for Aus
tTalia no date, lat 4 $, Ion "a w.
Brig Pauna Taylor, from Sagua for Boston, March a.
off Easthsmpton. 7
Foreign Ports.
CADn-sld ab 18th ult, ship Diana, Caussen, New Or
leans.
CARDESAs-Tn port abt March 49, banks Colcord Park
for New York ds Empress, Of Bristol disg ballast briggs
Portland, Stafford for Portland 10 ds Eyra York do 3:
James Crosby, Pendleton for Boston TO- Penneu
Brown; Gov Brock, York, and Royal Sailor disg:
schs Carthagena Fits, do Southerner for Portland next
"
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A USTkALIAN STEAMSHIP oOMfANY-ROR PORT
=:
stsamshp N ths world Her accommodations for ars
ss:'
s S :, ss fsa ss
" pN''.S'' .cG{ HOWARD SON. Agents. 81 Broadway.
A Of line up WITH p.s
e
Ss rS
Of the AGENTS win te seen list e the PROVISIONS ample
@ s9ed . .S kvss psT,d for the
.ss s.d sis
iii :notAird tho snoun. q
sss
price $40 each children under fourteen sse hall
;:::
Of hsl 'sssis have Hs
JOHN OGDEN cd en- liz w 1T Nay
A UsTRALIAN PAcKET-ExcELsIoR LINE-FoR
81 R R sIa .s Dpsr
Ssse, succeeds tho clipper Panan. and VIM sail Mon
.us
beautiful the
OF Capt Bowen in Indian
confidently predicted she will distance com petors
a'd. s Of siy 1o,: s 70 y
fitted with lightning rods and takes boats Garry
with safety soul to be board She surf
boat and full supply Of improved patent
f1I 'lssn' q p''''f0k sSSgsIEiHsl HORTON 81 Old Slip
FooIR AUsTRAI!1A. AUSTRALIA. NO; NEW YORK BUILT
sh..
The Texas built In the most thorough
lar packet ship from New York. for
being constructed improved plan and
without regard TO expense we'll ventilated spacious and
elegant fitted with but two tiers Of berths SINGLE
the same height Of cabin fcet where other
hips have three tiers Of double berths The berths in
the second cabin built airy and light
next tho sides Of the ship avoiding the
hanging knees Of the ship in the berth
and unhealthy stonch arising from bgs water al the air
steaks when at The ship will anded by an ex
with sklful physician Our provisions will be selected
with care and b. Of the best quality passage
money remittsd will secure passage for which apply 70
THOMAS II. sANDT0RD, 20 South street.
CLIPPER SHIP HARRIET HoxIE, FOR SAN FRAN
~ CISCO now rapidly loading at the bulkhead between
piers and ~ East river and take fifty to hundred
tons very light freight, II Immediately offered to
SUTTON co ~ Wall street.
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LIQUORS.

LIQUORS.
% 600 OLD STYLE JUGS s SIC; SCna aS GIN !oa
the oity few Of Sohedam and Holland gin btters
. superior aroles 25 Curnooa branded cher
ries ~, 600 Havana segars, for sale BY
WIN. H. UNDERHtLI, 40 Broome street
$lU.UUU whisky, Jsm.is. and S. croi1 rum, syIups
cordia Hedseek grape Leaf Schroeder Charles and
othsr brands champagne Wines oAret wines 90
Dozen upwards &c. Wholesale buyers Will be treatsl
literally BY Wa. II. UNDERHILL 43D Br6ome street.
SOO BARRKLs OF PORTER, STOUT AND ALI.
CUU consulting Of Guinness and Robert Mauder's XXX
Dublin stout Barclay Perkins London porter and stoaA
Philadelphia porter and stout Falkrk Yennsers Camp
BELLS and Tenants Scotch ales Philadelphia ales e.
WIN. Il. UNDRRAILL corner Brceas and Crosby streets
700 CASKS MUIR SONS ALE, BARCLAY, PER
lUU kins Co.'s, and Robert b. Byass London porter.
in pnts and quarts grape leaf muras and hsidsok
assortment Of prime old Havana segars, for sale by
PETERS CHAMBERS Importers, 300 Broadway.
DETERs 4 CHAMBERS 800 BROADWAY, IMPORT.
Of wines brandes and sesars, Offer In quantities
to suit all grades Of pale and dark assorted brands
of Scotch and Irish whskey Jamaica and St. Croix
together with all grades Of port sherry and Madora
much less prices than other selling tho
quality Of goods Buyers are requested to examine.
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j public house gnrden-The mansion and twelve
fourteen lots that block of ground the north
occupied by Mrs Bnllagh To entorprsng and
BILE tenant the opening is good Inquire Of WM A.
HOPKINS agent, ALFRED ROE IS Wan street. second
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ITO LET OR TEN YEARS LEASE FOR sALE.-A STORE,
hundred feet deep, four storos high in West
Spring street. Apply to BACON LEE, No. 10 Second
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TTOUSE IN BROOKLYN TO LET-THE HANDSOME
IL three story modern brick house. No. 46 Pacific street
In elegant block Of between bond and Ncvns
streets contains kitchen range and marble
p n
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rNO LET OR FOR SALE-THF WHOLE OR PART OF
lots in Chrystie street between Rivington and
Stanton, 200 Apply to g. ERETS
/ CHUL, No. 10 Delaney, or to NJ II. UNDERHILL 4 Riv-
. ington street.
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DESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.-CLIPPRR
u Of Saturday next I'd ApriThe splendid now clipper
ship LEvANTER, Capt Focnsbcc, now rapidly com
plotting her loading at pier East river take
light freight Immediately offered Shippers will please
hand in their bills Of sdnx for signature their
engagements completed.
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SAIPPTNG.

INOR LIvEKPOOL"-UNITRD STATES MAIL STEAM
ship BALTIC Captain J. j. Comstock.-This steamship
win depart With tho United ststes mails for Europe posi-
the foot OF Canal street No berth secured t paid for
For freight passage having unequallsd
for elegance and comfort apply to
EDW'D X. COLLINS 4 CO., SIS Wall street.
Passengers requested to be on board at TX A. N.
The steamship Atlantic viii succeed the Baltic and sail
18th April