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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-03

At IAbae Bay, C0H, EsS Z, Hslsa Augusta, west
Holmes's Hole, Oh mot reported Bunehina, Tuck Of
Punkcetown, do.
Ontario, CAthcart, Nan, before reported put Into
q lao lesky was condemned Feb a. Capt you'd Ali
her oil (766 SPY home the arst opportunity.
Spoken.
British steamship Canada, from Boston for Liverpool
March 81, 10 AM, Of Seal Island
ship Northumberland from London for NYork 2eth
ult 2PM, no lat, be (by steamer NiagarA).
Ship Toulon from NOrleans for HAvrs, March g. lat
IS 10, lon u.
ship Rappahannock Drummond, from NOrlsAns for
Liverpool, Feb Q, lat "a, Ion 83.
Ship Muscongus, Kslleran, from Havre for NYork.
March Q, lat "A, lon IT.
Ship New nd, from Savannah for Liverpool, was
signaized Feb ~ lat 46 20, Ion 81.
Bark Resolution, from NYork Jan for Sumatra, no
date, lat 8 N, Ion 26 w.
Bark Gold Hunter. Nlckerson from Belfast Nov for
San Francisco Dec IA, Lat 16 s, Ion 80.
Bark Glen Huntley (Br) from Batavia for NYork Dec
H. In Straits Of Sunda.
Bark What Cheer, Baker frem Boston Dee Is for Val
IaraisO, Jan q, lat 10 N, Ion q w.
Bark Marmora, Faes, from Philadelphia about Dec TO-
for San FL ancis Jan ~. lat At N, lon 90 81 W.
Bark swartwick (5w) from Smyrna for NYork Feb 10,
lat 81 II. lon 81.
Bark Byron, from Baltimore for Liverpool, March 2,
lat AT. lon
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(PER STEAMSHIP NIAGARA, AT BosroN !


ARDRcssAS-Sld March 10, Eliza Durkee, Boston.
ASTwERp-Arr March is, Emblem, Slater Apaachicola;
Pilgrim Robinson, Savannah
BEAuuY HKAD-oa March IA, Ocean, from Norleans for
Bremen.
BhlsToI-Cld March II, Phantom, Tuloch, Whining
ton, NC.
BRExERHAvEs-Arr March TO- Coriolan NYork; 12th
Copernicus, Charleston; 18TH Norma, NYork Stephan
NOrleans l4th. Albert, Baltimore. sid 9th. Philade-
pha NYork; 10th, Louis do 14th Theodore Baltimore
BoRDEAUx-Arr March IA, Franklin Racaud Charles.
ton sd 9th. Czarna Davidson, NYork (and from the
NYork; Louisa Bliss, Hyer, Noreans; and from the
roads 18th, Clio, do; Nautilus, NYork
ADV, Samuel Alma, Louisa Bliss, Perseverance, and
Jean Louis for NOreaps Raven Czarna, Isabella, Nau
titus, Vladimir and Carl for NYork
BUKNos AYEH-In port Jan %, westphalia. Mslchow,
for NYork; Hlda Charlotte, Oberg do Sid 10th, Del
phin, Juhl, do; 21st Albert Boston since spoken)
CARDrr-sld March 10. J R L, Facey, EYork.
No CaomsM a Feb . Cor previously Diana causson
NYork; 4th, Johannes do
CASTos-Sld Jan rs, Union, Buxton Singapore.
:, CRooKHAyESrsd March IA, Republic de Guatemala
CuxHAvH-Arr March 10, George Canning, NYork for
Hamburg.
DkAI-Arr March H. Sovereign Nichols London for San
Francisco, and proceeded Passed by 18TH 0llenburg
from Orleans for Bremen; Gustav, Won Santen, do
for do.
Dovn-oa March II, Rebecca, Kasseb hun, from Bre
men for Noreans.
DusoksEss-oG March 10, Kosmos, Horsman, from
DuBIIS-March II, Statesman, Corning, st John, NB
FALKLAND IsLASDs-Arr Dec &c. John Davidson
FAIMoum-0G port March 10, Margaret Evans, Pratt,
from NYork for London.
FLusHscsld March 10, Princess Victoria NYork llth
Leopold do; 18th, Rosalie, do
0IAsGow-Arr March II, Francis, Frceto N0reans
Sid 18TH Cordels Henry NYork Catharine smith, Bos
ton.
Gid from the Clyde March IA Three Brothers. Knovltou
and Odessa, Ashendorf, NYork; 10th, Chas De Wolf
Card, do.
In .he Clyde ldg, Velocity, for Providence; Champion
for NYork and others.
GRrxmY-sld March 70, Mountaineer, smaIles NYork
GorTxNBURo-March s. Norwegian ship Brodrene now
here is chartered for Bosen at S. for Quebec a. 81
per ton of iron.
HAvRx-Arr March IA, Clinton, Murphy, N0rlesns;
18TH Statesman, Wass, do Elizabeth Hamilton, Jones'
MOBILIZE vanoluse Levensaler NOrleans; Adrian, Neal
Savannah; 18th Euphemia, Fensoy, N0reans Sid 18th,
Helvctia, Marsh, NYork.
Hrvos-sd March IL, Koophandel, Hagen, Boston;
Margsretha, Do Groot NYork.
IIvEIPool-Arr March Ia, Brkby Hughson, Charles
ton 18th Awne Joppeson, do; Triumph Atkinson, WI
1ineton NC; Arentinc JAoobs De Jonge, NYork; 10th
yoshu. Msuran Parton; Honghton Dosne AID Jane, No
Lean, h0rleans; Emigrant Errngton, Mobile; See Lion
h asn, p Arsnehicola America, LAWRENCE NYork 18th
18th, CITY q Manchester (s) Lstsa, phasdsl,Sa,
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SATURDAY, April A0P. n
CURED for thu osial notice that the State canals would
DO opened for navigation tho 10Th and the lsss
2, tn: e: Ssss:ns
lively Light receipts and modsrats stock sustained the
eonadsnes Of ctors VINO rsfassd 70 mako any .ssts-
sour, q 81 .uperans No 2. q l2H - Is; ordinary
to good State ct - car - U.s. miyed to straight In
good Ohio, - esS u sly: s.vorte State, o
a s7h fancy Indiana and Michigan, - SIX - asH;
,:nsy SeDs.ss :. s1n ssh fancy Ohio :. ss
diana, Michigan and Ohio, S. 12k - 75 per Dbl.
Canadian neither freely offered in much request
Most parties gave - Is the and nominal vauc
of surerHne per Dbl. Southern hardly ., active
firm as represented in last. but good home
were made Of $50 BSls at d SIX Is Ia for mixed
to good s. 12h Is so for favorte; and IS SO 50 so
So rs for fine and 81 for superne per Dbl Corn neal
continued in ample stock and fair request sales of 800
bbls have been made at 50 for Jersey aud So SIX for
Brand wne per Dbl Wheat in active request, but
from the scarcity of prime samples and tho high views
OF owners transactions INSTRUCTED Rye did not
much there were 500 bushels disposed Of 90c.
Barley quiet and anguid at &c CSC DER bushei.
Oats were in better demand at Ace Ale for Jersey Acc
Western per bushel Corn seemed rather scarce while
it was in brisk request and higher in price. The days
movements comprised "a 0o0 bushels at 5Sc. 6lc FOR
upsound and 8lc &C. for inferior to choice Southern
white and yellow.
CoroS.-The sales 70 day amount to 400 bales, the
gRH1GHrs. Engagements were light for Liverpool.
Some 500 bales OF cotton engaged Sled for
compressed and 800 compressed at SD So tons log
wood, at 35s. per ton Flour at p Cd g. asked;
and grain at cd I'D $50 casks engaged at 30s
and SO do. at oss with 500 bills rosin at 2s 7hd. To
Glasgow 100 hhds. bark engaged at 35s. To Bro
men, cotton 1T Hc and measurement goods at zoe.
To California rates ranged from IS 85c and to Austria
liza so ooc per foot measurement There change
to other ports
PRovHioNs-Pork varied little. Though buyers
not inclined 10 do much the Light receipts and moderate
stock induced mness among holders who appeared
reluctant to make any further concession in price, The
days transactions amounted to 600 bbs. at $13 70
sl3 s71i for prime and SIS SIS 25 for mess per
Dbl Sour slowly purchased ut sll 80 for prime !;
and BIB so for mess, while thin very paring
" dealt at SIS and prime mess commanded more atten
tion at sic so SIT per Dbl Cat meats we're quiet
and unaltered Lard continued TO favor factors. The
operations consisted OF 200 bbs at 81 o4ac. and
500 kegs at lo2c per b. Beef plenty and heavy. at
dropping rates Sales made OF $40 bbs ut 81 10
S. so for country prime SO So 80 for city do. ;
IS 90 80 Is for country mess $l2 % sl2 10
for city, do ST. 50 S13 for repscled Chicago do
sl4 for extra do, per Dol. and SO 50 SO so for
IImo mess, per fierce. sale of 50 bbls beef hams
affected at SIS per 20 lbs No alteration in
butter cheese.
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Passengers Sailed.

IrrRrooL-steamsAip Baltic-G Brewer and lady. Boz
ton Iamei EYork; Lownes Pan; Mr. Grocer,
de IA Rva Aguero and lady, Secretary OF Peruvian Leg
G. vist, T. Clark, Hook; Brown VIM Towns:
Nilltsnk. rhiladelpha: Howe and Miss Mary Howe,
RsSo
Cockino, Greece Wariield baltimore; c Petrie, A
Bulky, NYorh; Misses Dunn Boston; N Gongan, Pha-
and Mrs Stone and two Misses Stone Phladeph Mr. and
Mrs Mahony and Miss L Mahony, Work George
sss and Mrs. Rsr: NYoni E
Thomas Porado, Spain; Mrs II r PraIl, n York w II
sk,sho5n, England; James Ames, Thos Rhoadea,
aues, SYoIK: P s Justice 5 Cobb, = II Wright L ?
Wolff, Philadsphia; Levy l s Levy: AT stewart
Mr. and Mrs Hatch, child and nurse, William Boaler
Young, England; Charles Wells, W Gilbert, NYork;
Bishop and Mrs Mc'lvane Ohio; Mrs l. B Jones' Miss
Jones st Louis II 7 Bacon and N Haight St LOUIS;
Miss Caroline Nelson Boston Fl W Meeian, Washington;
ii DeIniston Marcellino de Allo and Havana Mrs
A Glnn, ii A Scheeiser Marion. NY; Hon p Geceda,
Havana bearer of d.sp.t ;hes Jacob Wolpein Mexi
Mandeibaur, Lake Supr; Rev DR. Nelson, Boston
kendrick: Gilmore Philadelphia; II Huston Boston
J = WEIGH, Boston Rev y Wilton, Boston; Delliye,
Stuzer, james Wilson, Baltimore A Pstinaud A Ia
briskee NJ ork; John Jacobson, Andrews L Nc
and vermyle, NYork; W vermyle Jr, w Whit:
temore NYork r l. Patterson Durfee, Fall river; NJ
Frankenthal, A Rawson Albany; MIR u Mrs + Lehman, e
Wolfers, Barbaroux France; L Black, Cincinnati; G
Davis, London; Mr. 5 Young, Muroe M Il Mrs
Fitzgibbon, Mr. 4 Mrs Laurence NYork J Davis San
Francisco Mrs Valentine and two children Mrs George
Baker, Philadelphia; Asher; NOleans; L h G
Draper Havre Gauter, France Rev DR. Butler chap
lain, United States Senate Hon. Thomas Butler King,
Washington; J Kyle. Mr. L Mrs rhayer. Masters
Taylor Canada Dickie Prussia; Savage, Montreal;
Jssmith, Cal; NJ Habich Miss Mcdonald, Vermont;
Hamblin Miss Wetstayer Miss Zamero, Cuba; Turn
bull, Virginia; McName, Dabin; Henry, France Miss
7 Wiley, Miss Williamson, Hutton Teny, A
Leitchl NYork; Miss salter Mex Mira b Miss Garner.
Total, $50.
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Disasters. &c.

STEAMER ARTHUR, Young from Brazos river for Calves
ton, with cargo of 573 bbls Of moasses SO lids.
difficulty run ashore on the beach about 80 miles from
the island when she in the act OF sinking She lays
last accounts the breaking the upper deck
and it feared that the ship would be a total S.
Two persons with submarine armor had been engaged,
with other necessary assistance to what they
Part OF the cargo is insured in this city.
SHIP BouBAY Merrill from Boston at Hong Kong via
Batavia, where she put in for repairs had started stem
pankng off Cape Good Hope in heavy gale and threw
over some cargo.
SHIP MOSES TAyLoR-The New Orleans Crescent OF the
ODD ult says, this ship which had been the bar for
nearly two weeks, and sprung leak has had the most
OF her cargo taken out and taken to the city. When
taken of the bar she had eight feet of her hold
She has been taken to Battle Ground Flats where she
still has about six hundred bales Of and quantity
of board which viii be taken out. The vessel
will then be put into q dock for repairs.
Err BARK ABEovA from New Orleans for Ii yerpooI be-
fore reported fire at Pass l0utre returned TO the
city oath ult, to repair.
BR BRIG OSPREY, from Porto Rico for Philadel phia,
went ashore Tuesday night Seven Mile Beach laden
with sugar and moasses for Philadelphia She was
fecty tight morning Of 3lst and her cargo in good
don but should the westher change worse her sit.
uaton will be rendered extremely critical.
BRIG ESGE-The wreck of this vessel was to we'd
from Thomasto Tenants Harbor st George March 25 by
towboat Tiger to go on the railway for repairs.
Bn BRIG ADAH from Halifax, about 18th ult for New
York took heavy gale 10Th, lost anchor part Of bull
warks, became eaky, &c, and put back to Halifax 25h
BR Bnn ST AwRsNcR Leblanc, from Arichat for Boston,
put back to 18th ult leaky.
Buo MARY MAC of st John, NIB, reported in extracts
per Niagara lost on Rathn island, the southern
part, and went AM Her cargo and materials
will probably be saved, but the hull breaking up.
BR suR You've HUNTER, Lauery, from Halifax i4th ult
for Boston, with coal had decks swept in the same gale
lost two anchors and chains galley, roundhouso boat
part Of huwarks &c, became leaky and threw ID
chablrons coal.
SrooP ELLEN JUs1s Wilcox, from Stonington for this
city, with OIL struck a reef of Norwalk Conn., Is.
inst, and Immediately sunk vessel and cargo will be
total loss crew saved
srooP INDEPENDENCE, OF and from Newport for New
York capsized on Tuesday last, in squall miles
east Of Falkland Island Crew saved She in tow
two fishing smacks Wednesday afternoon.
Whalemen.
An Am whaleship, not recollsoted by the nsyss
touched at Kandays Feies slands In Oct xscEued and
~ On q cruise,
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FIGHT BETWEEN GENERAL JACKSON AND SANTA ANA
By the following notice which find in the New Or.
leans papers, would appear that the nha of the
Crescent City At least portion Of them not over
particular IN the selection Of their Sabbath
few missionaries from the Eastern States would find
rich field for Their labors among the citizens of the First
municipality
Inc hght between the renowned champion grizzly
bear, Gen jackson, and the lighting bull santa An
MAJ TO come oil on Sunday afternoon, March 9th at
Gretna is attracting great attention We have no doubt
that crowds will avail themselves Of this rare chance for
sport for the immense size, strength aud ferocty Of
both animals, and the great name they have each al
ready earned in the arena, is wen known and gives
earnest Of q well contested and exciting battle
For those who delight in this old spanish sport this
opportunity of witnessing good agh Is one rarely OF
fered and not to be neglected Every accommodation
has been provided at he ground for speca and
the feryb will regularly during the day while
I'll necessary precautions have been taken 10 afford TO
al safe and complete view of the encounter The ami
mails be turned loose into large iron barred en-
closure poyided for the occasion.
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TeIegraphic Marine Reports.


The following American vessels in port-Ships
Chic, and Panama, and bars Ameida and Delaware for
New York; Juniata, f Koppsh Manto, Manchester, j
Hayes Robert Wing, do also the Swedish brig Hda and
Danish brig Dolphin, for do.
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Herald Marine Correspondence,

FTiIIADkLPHA, April II PM.
Arrived-Schrs Silvia Hgbee, Hgbee New York; w
Phillips, stnbbs, Wareham; Sturtevant, Corson, vii
mington. NC
Cleared-Schrs Alexandria Sears Portland; Sturte-
speed Clark, Hartford; George Washington. Camp, Will
liamsburv. -
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TELEG r A P HIC

WASHINGTON April 2, 1853
Tho Union, Of this morning, speaks of Commander
Rollins conduct in the seizure Of San Juan Nicaragua
rs characterized by commendable promptness energy
and prudence.
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HARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of New York, April ., 1853.

CLEARED
Steamship -AabamA, Ludlow, Savannah, s L Nit
chill; Roanoke Cavendy, Norfolk, Ludlam Peasants
Marion, Berry, Charleston spoford. rleston a. Co.
ships-Ann Flower, Crowel, Boston, + Herrick: Har
ret Hoxe, Msnwsrng San Francisco Sutton Co; Cres
cent Perkins San Frsncisco Jas Saith Son Ksnnebec
south, Now Orleans, " nweu Co; LslAud CITY, SaUa
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TIE HIGHLANDS, Apr.

The steamship Baltic passed the bar at 40 PM
and the steamships Alabama, Marion, and Roanoke,
bound SOUTH are now passing the Highlands Five briggs
in the ofing bound in
Wind Sc Weather clear.
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CRIMINAL STATISTICS OF ALBANY-The fol-
lowing is a statement of the arrests of persons
charged with criminal offences at Albany during the
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PHILOSOPHY OF WORMS IN THE sKIN-MANY
l. young persons-espeeiay those of full habits who
indulge In rich oodare very mnsh annoyed BY The appear
lip the chin tho forehead &c. rssomeins grains Of gui
squeezed small worm.like substance psorudes haxfg
black head The suppoen however, that they In re-
Atty worms Ia These spots occasioned
undue Of the fatty attor which seyasah
for the puspose OF lubrcang the skim aad
this overpus chokes the and concretes Tho dsst
floating In the air adheres to tha substance and
the black spsck This giyes Tho face drsy and d
gushing appearance and the remedy of squeezn unver
sally resorted TO- not only painful but requesEy useless
Very often the denon Of the pores cansss iuAa
nation and painful pimples. The only certan remedy
for this affection - to w,ah the face with water
and GOURAUDS Italian Medcated SsAp. which In
also infaible IA tho removal of tan, froocs ssow-
ness, redness prstues rinRworm morphew, saltrheun
chaps, cracks ohafes old sores &c. Besides being de
ciousfor shaving Goursuds Poudre Subto ~ warranted
to eradicate supcrhuoss human hair GourAis LIQUID In
Har Dye the emily preparation tsnt thai WIN
positively dye red light hair rich and unshango
able b1sk Gourauds LIQUID Rouge is designed 70 mPArt
that these articles should be purchased sonune This
oy be done BY Irocuring them g DR. FELIX 0oURAups
Bates l2o wsshington street Boston, Callendr ser,e
Third street Philadelphia, Bss Spsnsacd ShsAae Nss
' Haven DO.
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ Connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship
Carrying the United States Mail Only through weekly
United States mail line for California and Oregon via
10th and 18th Of each month Greatly reduced prices The
splendid double engine United States mail
GA, 1900 tons burthsn D. D. Porter U. s. NJ oomman-
der will sail Tuesday April 6th ut ocock p. NJ, pre-
Pacific Mail Steamship Companys MAGNIFICENT steamer Ten
gas mails and passenger and sail Immediately for San
Francisco The Georgia will be followed the 18th Of
April by the double engine United States mail steamship
Dorado, 800 tons tnrthsn, Findlay schenek, y
Steamship Companys regular steamer Panama The Pacific
Mail Steamship Company always keep extra
to ensure immediate dispatch For freight
apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
the Office Of the companies III West street.
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A USTRALIA7CLIPPEk LINE-Tlk A PACKET
loading at pier Fo East river will succssd the
Canton tenth ship Of the line and sail for Melbourne
a.ton. Of this noble ship are sufficient indaOsus.s
this regular line despatch all oths
for intending emigrants to BY her In
other bound to those Foe
freight passage early application should DO made 70 W.T.
T. DUGAN As Front street, or to ARKEIAL ELLlOT2s
Pearl street.
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aihssnt new steamship GOLDEN AGE, aoo tons burths
commander viii DO despatched for the above ports e
Or shout the 18th Nay This Of the size And
stesmcrs and Il 4 Sssysd will n,oxs to be the fass.
steamship In ths world Her accommodations for rst
sond end third class superior to those
steamer ever built Rates Of passageErst class adR
SNS third class $3.50 The books are now open FOR frss
o. passage apply e
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EVOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA VERA CRUZ AND AGA.
IL pulco-The and fast steamship ALBATROSS,
TONS buythsn will leave this port on Thursday Mareb
cheapest and most healthy route for bound
California. For freight or passage, apply to
SIMEON DRAPER 46 Pine street. corner Of Wilss.
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ENOR SAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE-THE
II shortest and cheapest routeThe Accessory Transit
COMPANY Of Niearagus In advance
ding The ish%p' crossing faye5t' double
will leave from pier No. North river At three O'Clock
precisely for San Juan del Norte Tuesday April
THAN 200 ton: burthen. over the Nicaragua Transit
route, having but twelve miles Of land transportation
These steamers in their ventilation
sommodatons For Information passage the lowest
rates. apply only At the agency No Battery place.
stairs. G. VANDERBILT Agent.
Passengers cautioned against the of
hired runners for other lines None employed this
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP CON.
~ pany, through TO San Francisco via Aspinwall and
Isthmus-The new and fast side wheel steamship UNCLE
SAM 1000 tons William A. Mills commander win leave
river on Tuesday 9Th April 1t three o'clock p NJ pre-
double engine steamship c0RTEs, is06 tons, Thomss B.
1T Pan receive the Uncle Sans passengers and sail
Immediately for San Francisco The scoommoda.ons and
speed Cestabshsd ON the voyage York and
Panama and while the Pacific coast 10 unsurpassed
road and .utonod that sksss for this Company
'''a only DAVIS nsSH Brooks CO., General Agents
mail bag 10 made AZ the above once under the
United States law for the Of the public
TT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FoR NEW OR.
~ lenns, via Havana The splendid steamship EMPIRE
o'clock precisely Rates Of passage TO Havana and
r @ s
No freight taken to Havana but specie Freight taken
New a. cents s1c foot Shippers Of
so
ss''if 'p ssss np
U,oR SAN FRANcIsco-TnE BEAUTIFUL CLIPPER
Z REINDEER ALT BY Donald Mckay whose alps aye
days Apply 70 J. S. OAKroRD, % Wall street.
The service for the Ansporton Of the United States
mails TO San Francisco, via New 0rlssas, Vera Crus
ton from New Orissss TO vers Grsa on the ish pros
The new and elegant steamer TEXAS 800 tons burden
apply TO Messre Hsrris Mcsan 10 strse
New Orleans, or ~ the once ofths Company, - above
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SHiIPxSIgvS.

1, T., ship ATLANTIC Capt James West-This steamship
Saturday April l6 at IL O'clock NJ, from her berth at
the foot Of Canal street For freight having
equaled nodaons for elegance comfort apply
EDWARD X. COLLINS CO, No 80 We'll street
The steamship ARCTIC will succeed the ATLANTIC and
sail April 80
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM.
ship Company intend sailing their avorite steamships
PHILADELPHIA.
Ci NY % GasgoS. % y g.
City Of Glasgow. Nay IL
LIVERPOOL.
City Of Manchester. ................ May Is
limited supply Of third class passengers will he taken,
and found with comfortably cooked provisions, for
100, to Liverpool $35. :. from Liverpool
Parties wishing bring out their friends obtain
fcates Of PASSAGE drafts the Bank Ireland
from 81 sterling upwards Handbls be had ct
the ONCE Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, Agent,
Exchange place
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EyARK REDUCHD TO THE WEST INDIA ISLAHl
ssd chsEs: By .hs British soys, mall steamship COY
This steamship Is designed SAIL from savannah, osesr
the 4th q January, 6 Of February, 6sh Of Aareh Sd
n Inasga, with Che Turks Island, msJ and Jsnai.
return on ths issh, BY same route, 70 ssva.nah
A ths service sontsmpatss arransements only for Lin
Of who desire TO avoid
cd boats will fnd The route desirable one; and invads
wah spend The winter among The West India Islsnds
between Jamaica and the following ports In additisn
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4 usTpAIIA PIONEER LINE or MoNrn1y pAnk,

A USTRALIAN PACKET-ExCELsIOR LINE.-TH1
n entirely real clipper GEM OF THE SEA. BoWon,
commaadsr is nov rapidly loading ss pier No Il Eass
send In bills adin will DO signed after the vessel
sails Can yet handsomely accommodate eight cabin
sengers Apply to RUSSELL NORTON, 81 Old slip.
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nR. WARDS REMEDIES COMPRISE THE A0OU-
- muatsd xperence Of oil the celebrated Of
who have protested the Of diseases Fco,
rally o. His thanks rendered for the liberal patronage
extended to him Certificates Of and skill be
mined at bis Office No 80 Canal street. exactly one dcsg
east Of Broadway where he be consulted IS all ss
receive his remedies By express, Correspondents ass
requested to be particular In mentioning the form OF ID
nent its duration and previous treatment Probably
physician in the world has cured chronic dseasss
No hospital In New York has such . multiplicity Of -
his private All post paid letterA
enclosing from 81 to S. for the particular remedies rsQuixsA
in the case, will be relidously attended to.
AZ LARMONT, PHYSICIAN AND sUuGEON, NO. -
M Reade street corner Of Broadway author of the NE
deal Adviser and Marriage Gude Price % cents. Sole
at ~ Broadway and At BrondwAy Post Once once heuss
ii A. N. to 3P. NJ. and to in the evening.