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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
A. NJ. MERwIS, Auctioneer.
DY BANGS BROTHER x CO.-Trado

h Sales Rooms, No. IS Park row.
MONDAY MORNING, March p, 1898, at O'clock.
THE FIFTY-sEyESrH ". Y. TRADE OF Books, STATION
ERY &C, will be commenced the above date, and
nued during the succeeding days the order OF catalogue
until all Is sold The Stationery simultaneously with the
Books q separate Catalogues now ready for
distribution to the trade
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ALsEErH. EIcoLAY, Auctioneer

ALBEET II. kIc0LAY Auetoneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES at
II AUCTION.-The underlined Eyes bis persoral at
eufon a. usual the Sales Of Furniture the private
Tsicences Of tahss breaking Up bo1sekeePng Cas-. "a
v1nces made if required. ALERT h. HlCOLAY, Real
Estate and General ACction-er. No. 40 HGlst $50
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EOR SALE at AUCTION-A Farm of 200
i acres known as the Grass Farm on the plank road
from Fort Plain 70 Cherry Valley two miles from Fort
PLAIN Village, Montgomery County. The farm u Of
the bes, IN the State. Win Be sold the premises the
9th day March inst u o'clock 81 Two-thirds the
purchase money may remain on mortgage. Thirty
and other stock and all kinds OF farming and dairy utensils
will be sold above. For further particulars apply 20 d.
W. WHITNEY, No. p College place.
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rNAMELED COTTAGE CHAMBER
r. .,.n,,r,-Dp MATHEWS A STACY No -

EMBELLISHMENTS STACY, Ne .
Bead way cor Of Spuns 81 toppo~lte ;, Nes'-s hsss
r.sc-t ara Colarrore Hcusesl now ofcr Al vhoAsxklS
a, retail the most extensive and varied asctnsct n
TNAMELED FURNITURE to Be tosnd N Iss ua,st
stfss M from orisinal dec including oncnsA -
,snt,ne Open Cottage Higa Pos, and other patterns
a s. devoting themselves exeinAsey ~ te msns-
heterins department Of this basines Nse Pesea>>es
can't Furniture al prces rsng'ns from S 70 500 PEI ssA
Hair SyrinS ard al other Mattresses, Feather bes
II the lowest wholesale prices.
n No cnrnecfon with any other firm IN the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19

WILLIAN IRVING, Ancti0neer.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
Il L TURE, made BY IBAUDOISE NEEKS.-WIL-
LIAM IRVING Co. viii sell II auction, 90 MONDAY,
March 81 al lCl O'Clock al dwelling house in slstst near
Blootinsdale Road Brussels and Wilton Carpets Carved
Mahogany Tete-a-tete HairO,h Chairs Parler Rock
ing nd Sewing Carved M4rbletop Center and Side Ia
bes Mantle Clocks and Ornaments Mirors ins Oh PANT
inEs Carved OAK An-ChAirs b " Dining Table Dinner
and Tea Sets CAyed Blask Walnut and MAHOGANY Bed
seads Dressing Bureaus and Wahs Acs With Marble tops
Piece Rife PistOs Guitar, Gold W1tch. Mechtnic aud
Farmer Tools Minerals Also, Lease Of House. with four
LIT. adjoining AanhAttanville stages leave City HAL
every bali hour and pass tie door.
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kyrso~Y , BLEscxKA Ascnoae.r: "a
LPGE Snd pFRRMPT0RY SALE OF 20

IL BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS or BerFcn hl,;
near jersey City, Eev-ysrsey st Ascaon- Az r,1sye
j RLFECkER Will scli Il Pubic AncGoa On InC
DAY March - lass az IL e'clocs 81 ne " -
change IN he City Of NcvYors the ,oiowns s n
81 -. Al fhe Jsr.sy CIV sud Newrk fsns kosd stu
I'D On Eertsn ain Hud.oa County, " The Lo-s are
very iAsre and suitable Tor cottage or Vls So - -
proximity JsrSey CRY ard the CITY OF Ne~ "a
tste rrrrs,diAte request for buding vrrpes,s 49,. -
Frrses rua over tie Pank Road from Jersey y - 90
Az s.Hrfiur every 20 MINUTES tou.raers haNs eSn
FOR upward OF led hrsg class resdences wsicn WA D a
shed tbs year Fog Maps ana further ossea4fs Apply 70
TIE lIctll.eer No. Bro4i-st t-Sl1
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DWFLLING. HOUSE in BROOKLYN. at

hWEILlNG.HOUS IN BROOkL1N, az
~ Auction. BY COLE Chiffon, at the Merchants
Exchange, On WEDNESDAY next sd INST al u O'Clock.
The txostory and attic House No. i3 Schermerhornst
north west corner Of HOyt The House IN good order
ana one the pleesantes residences IN Brooklyn and
yens Mt ts all the ferries The Lot Is Is By Toulouse IS
by 81 There are u In the House including the
Kitchen basement and underoear eistern supplied
front and rear OF house with force pump within doors
There four large beGng apevnes the premises aud
roses and shbbery in abundance 81 so of the purchase
money can remain on bond and mortgage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19

Did YOU ever call at
CMITH & SHAW's, No. 1873 Westinghouse,
~ one door above Doy,
BRooMs, PALS BRUSHES, WOOD and WILLOW
WARE;
CRADLES and CHAIRS,
MATS, CORDAGE, NC, TWINES
or English and American manufacture, such ~ Wcos
Broom Seine Sewing; also India Irvine, and plys
which they otter be purchased any where V
this city
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nEPuBLIC FIRE INSURANCE. Co.-ls

DEPUBLIC E1RE INSURANCE COL
III surence Buildings, corner Of Wall and Wil,amsxs
Offices Eos 10 and II, gouJd floor. "a,
This Company, having their Capital Of $1,000 paid
IN cash and securely invested prepared insure ~
loss and dsnsge by fire on fsvorabls terms -
the charter Of tis Company provides that, ah1 psyH
interest the stockholders 81 the Of per cent per -
num- sourffths Of the remaining profits 20 b d'se
arrong the assured in senp bearing whish snI
b. b. redesu4b in caxh Whenever the accumulated pc
snd capital shal amount 20 u, 0o0,o0o.
TRUSTEES
Jos Gsillsrd, Jr, John A. Steyens 3. Hovlsnd
jas NJ Waterbury, james Warren, stephen WsfN"
George Curts, Arthur Leagy Dan. b. fesnnH
George Afee. NJ w. Hamilton, VIM. H. kussh
Sam'l V. Hoffman, Denn.ng Duer, Aug. c. Dovm$
JOHN J. Astor. Jr., John Steward Jr., O. b. Lama,
Fred. A Delsno, Robert .MiptaTn, George W. k9S
james c. Bell. Reuben Writer'S. VIM 3. Dzne1M1s
Danq Drake Smith, Edward c. Center, Chas n hnss-S
Fred. q. Foster, JOSIAH OateA lszac TownsDS
Peleg Hail. RGSer Hone, ,x..,r o-..A-x
DUNCAN F.CuKxY, Secretary
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CTANDARD ROSES at AUCTION.-J. L.
~ VANDEWATER. Anctioneer, No la Walst, VIII
sen on TUESDAY March - az II O'Clock. choice selec
ton of new roses perpetuas and other hne vie
tics from the nursery OF D. Boil Of Broadway aud
FAieth-st
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Millinsrp, &r.
RIBBONs, SILKS, and MILLINERY

h OOODSThe undermined Il now utepared 20 e.hbit
TIE ATses the cheapest ard desirable sock OF the
above goods the ey Suitable for r.tcass Merchants
ard hiiners Of every section Of tin Union bling all bis
own importac0ns for the Spring Trade vn,ch b. vii oar
on the most favorable terms. A II LICHrESsTEIN,
No. 90 Bouery corner Of Hestsr-st
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcEEN, Auctioneer.
n DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS,
Drp Scobs.

Servings
BROOKS Six Cord Prize Spool COZ
I'D TON.
HOL DSWORTFrS Satin and plain finish Linen THREAD,
RIJBINACCL FENEZIO and RICHARDS SILK,
Constantly for sale by the package, by
STRONG & SMITH, No. Is Willam-st
CPRING MANTILLAS.-The importatiOns
- and manufactures at the Paris Manta Emporium, No.
SOL Broadway. ready for inspection wholesale and
reta and will be found 70 comprise the most varied sd
beautiful assortment Of Mantas in the City.
Merchants most literally dealt with.
GEO. BULPlN, No 36l Broadway.
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I INCOLN * GREEN respectfully announce
the Ladies OF New York, that they prepared
show the largest assortment offered In the city OF
Lads Gentlemen's and Childrsn's English and German
Spring and Summer Hosiery, which they will sell at their
uniform low prices. at the PEOPLES ONE PRICE
nte West Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19

New Spring Goods
I WILSON d Co, Importers and Job.
LIE benof
DRY GOODS,
No u COursndtst Opposite the National and Western
Hote) and Nos II and Is Deyst have made large hidi
tons their usual stock and prepared % offer for
the Spring Trade, a much more varied assortment than
heretofore Of every description OF Foreign and Domestic
Fabes adapted 70 every section OF the United STATES and
Canada Will be receiving and steamer
all the styles Of Goods that appear and the stock wd
include ell times large and select Of
Cloths Cass;meres and Vestin2s
TailOrs Goods, and Tnmmings
White Goods and Hosiery
Dress Goods Of the newest and choicest styles
Yankee Notices.
Domestcs, lat the lowest cash pnces)
Hoyles Swansdown Sewing Cotton" &c, nc.
We invite the attention Of The closest buyers for essh
months, and short credit
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ANTHONY J BLEEcKER, Auceo1eer,
srpUkIpTnpV SAIC &c On VAIITAl

ny ~
DTREMPTORY SALE Of 3JJ NALO Able
Il bU1LDING LOTS, IN the Town Of DU MIN,
Chsutanqre Couuty tho Mss,rn Terminus o. tne
York snd Enc Railroad.-ANThONf ]. bAssC Nh
vii sell AZ Pubic Action. WEDNESDAY, MNen -
istS AZ the Merchant Exchapse az y O'Clock N me I
Of Nev-YoFk the tolO sing 4, SCI si pgoperty, w
Block &c q ots: block 574 81 lots, bi7cks l. lso's'
bloek s1s II lots bock as Is lo,s; block 5l4 lops
block S. "A lots; block A. q lots block - - los' o0cN
ls6 81 lotS
ks lie following Lees lad down and designated on
map Of said town, viz 49,
with water rght Nos : g Robin; Nos 8 10 Flower 40.
?. Lyon; No Il Leopard; NOs 66 o. " West Sst Ns;
a. "a Lyon: Nos. a. IS Leopard No o. swan NO ,.
Csnary: NoS - 81. s.. s. BGfAoi Nos So q, - %
Fswp; Nos So 81 60 Eage; SOs 81 81 ~ Lara Nos lS,
lac Lvun: Nos 49, lS9 Leopard; Nos lS, 10 Plovsr
kos Isl $50 Robin: No e Centre; Nc - Lark NOS ~
Go ice L, on Nos les los, lO7 Leopard-t
The above described property embraces me os' enocs
and improving locarsns IN the Town OF DunkLx xNte
proportion OF which il Immediately sdoinins the New IN
and Es deP5t. sording sure opportunity '''
profit inves nlent. 81.
The terminus OF the NewYork and Enc and Lake S1ore
Railroads. ceuterng this properly must tor
hO,e and other business purposes Increase RAPIDLY N N1e
and Epostance -, -, "a
Teru-I0 per cent payable the day OF sac, and ,"
per cent on delivery of the deed the balance may reun
on bord and mortgage for two years per eenl az the
option Of the purchaser .,N
Catalogues and usps Of the property nav De had OF NJ
THONY J. BLEECkER L Co, Aueu0neeFs oi0@1-se'
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lvhnler,

Narch At = a. lOus "a vas -. -. .,.... - D..
acsAz iog havana Nt''N''~ IN fa-
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,.-.,,,,. If pry Goods for the week

o. ymoortations Of Dry Goods for the week
sss,ug Tssrsdsy. March II, 1853;
sAKypscrvRss on wool
We q &c m WILL ~ $50 o's e .
a wsr.,ss 90 o.. 90 oos's: 49, 80 20 90 20 s s
ssss.s ssSs7 SIS 30 Bssss ssoel. % La,,ins .. 81
ss,s s! ss Gee, %. ' c s ss ma - 20 ssss
ssfsrs. $500 Tots 80 psfslsss. 'aised at sf7o1%
MANUFACTURE OF COTTON.
y co y o. GAsSsss 800, !, 90 rls,s = - - e.,
Or Tes a. slsssI 10 % sAsss 81 81. 5 D. Hs sigf,
q Gs,s .. ~ : a. IS s s III d a. o o 10
osros ga sss Total 307s pkss, valued a s66s.sa
BAEUTAcTURgs 80
40 tls, &Ot do bbons 81 IN p d. se>. ~,
aa sso ~ s lod Vesns. s497i 4so crsp ~
!. .s' c' "s:: g. sss r Hss ~
49, s q : asS L% q o. y % sl4s :!
s57 81 D. Brad I'D s:i ~, u. % ,, 49, ~ oh
kssssssss of sl77a Ts,si sS packages valued a.
sHfss2 "
40 p. .. '2 ~ rs DO !. L s ed a. c2s ~
y 30 os1sr .an1etse. Of Par Se07 TOTAL pts 2ee valued
q ssaJ1. ..,0r.
,c4 par ss. eeo SO a Do csSs1 and a fo~srs
% ksy q s . Inc Se G Vs' M ~ K5 &C.
sssIes DO wes1s Asprs :. DO Grss. cioh s7l1 7S
~"'N Wyladrarols
MANUFACTURES OF WOOL.
a p<s Wooens s7,5 20 d. Cotton and Wcr.d 81 b8 TO-
wsrsiss. 81 COS shsws sl DO Baskets o. sOs 90
ysrs ttes Total, 70 pkgs, valued at -3s4
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON.
Cottons si537s 30 DO. Coored Cotton elz2 70
sq04, do Eabfodery $50 DO Hose 1914, ~ DO.
s322 10 Frnss e4 a do nsn1@otgres Of Cotton
O. is9 Total, l37 PKG valued al t3Ob63.
MAEUFAcTUREs OF SILK.
1ytss SHE s2ass DO GHnps si94 Total pkg, vaosd Al
MANUFACTURES or FLAX
q 1gs. Lu>ns. valued II SAM
MISCELLANEOUS.
pig straw Goods t63 DO Plush 81 l7 Total IL Skgsi
vAIsss al t77so
Wdrekoused
MANUFACTURES oF WOOL.
q De- Cotton sni Worried $3.50 ~ do stnG Goods s3s n DO
De s53sT shawis fle Is do Blankets 1890 do
$50 DO Padding s739 DO Yam 900 Is DO Carpsuns
eclsa Total 100 ptss.; valued al 10000
MASUPAcTUREs COTTON.
10 pat2rsf Coops eTpg 81 Do husn 1876, 3do Vsyefs
ee<s DO. Lses sst6 DO Embroidery 500 d. Shirts Al
20 Hoe e4s 80 do Spool s6sa Total 67 psckases
ne n eD154.
MANUFACTURES oF SILK.
Npsetsfes SIN s6s6 DO Ribbons 1876. do. Plush s9Z.
le shsvs 4s4TO l59 DO Handterches 4Sj9i 2sg do.
Cssps Shawl SO 19 10 DO s ard Cotton ~ go q do Raw
m ~ 33 Total 643 psstases amounting 70 $1,000
MANUFACTURES OF FLAX.
q paeksses lAnens ss.s2l.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ma paeisss staw Gooas sloG9 90 Embroidery 1904 d.
owsss o. ase do OF Cloh si37o DO Mating sls79,
Iotsl 81 pafkssss amounting 10 1890
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DARLOR FURNITURE for SALE.--A set
of Paror Furniture consisting Of Sofa two ets-
arte two Easy Chairs small Chairs, Piano Stool
usce OF rosewood and covered with brocatele Also one
ms,bl ion Center Table The furniture s Of the latest
se and IN perfect order have been but SIX months Ia
i'm private family Address j. s w, Office Of this pspef.
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GALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
- VIII LIAM IRVING Co, will give their personal
to sales Of household Furniture at the residence OF
mihe breaking up Housekeeping. Also, will have weekly
sales their ssesroom No. 10 Pine-s near bEoadSsy
Advances made il required.
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DREss GOODS for CASH. HOyIE Jr.

~ No 81 Nsssau-st opposite the Post Office is
ceiyng and offers for sae large and attractive %
Silks and Fancy Dress Goods Printed Lawns and JacOnets
Barge De LANES Plain and Printed Bsreges Plain aud
Striped Popllns Prints, LnenA Ginghams White Goods,
Sc mostly from auction Also, full assortment Of Do
escs for cash prices from 10 70 IS per cent lower than
they can be boug ht on the usual credit
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NEW PAPER HANGINGS.-FRANClS
~ PkREs Co. IMPORTERS and MANuFACrUR
ERs No SO CHAM ers st.. but 10 Stewsrrs cos
"r nj Btoadway are receiving from Dellcoat Zaber and
,by most eminent manufacturers Of Paris all the d.
ssns OF the richest ETY. OF Decorative
FRENCH PAPER HANGlNGS
Which they offer Dealers Merchants and oteers he
very low est prices Their customers may rely on having
every style OF Decorative Paper Hanging done BY the mod
skilliuworkmen.
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BEDsTEAD wAREROOMS and

IRON BEDSTEAD WAREhOOMS ana
Il Cheap Spring Mattress and Bedding pepx-lron BED
healthy Spng MATTRESSES and Chesp Elssc P.iaees %
.improyed plan healthness and econQmy Old MAitrcss
altered 10 neat Spring Reds from % 70 $t2 BPnvso
Dwellings, Ho,es seminares &c, furnished Call and ~
anime, az No. SIS Broadway, above sprinsst
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N l.. ROSS & Co., San Francisco, Califor.
-. MIA -FALCONER, ROSS Co, Melbourne, Ans
traia Agents Of the New YORK Board Of Underwriters
Conn gnmeIu ofvesses aud merchandise sohcltedby
ROSS FALCONER 4 Co.
No I64 Pearlst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24
Personal Intelligence.

James +. P. Stevens, OF the fremont House Boston;
G. Yale, Chang and Eng Samsse twins and family North
Carolina; j. l.. Lawrence, Maine; Brush, Cambridge
and W Hsyne Albany, were among the arrivals Tues
day A. the Cooper House
7. P, Knox, Virginia W F. Barry, Tennessee Geo l.
Wilson, Louisville: I u. Day, st Louis r. 5. Chappell
Baltimore Rijgsiy Cincinnati Robert Graham,
Scotland 8 W. Wiouglby New York; A. James, Du:-r
ess county, and u L. Res aods, Mobile, arrived at
Metropolitan Hotel yesterday.
Hon r. J Walker and family vacated their apartments
at The Metropolitan yesterday and have taken private
house In Twenty third street.
The lady OF the Nicaragua Minister c9ufrnei n
81. Mathew church, Washington. the a0tn inst oy
the Most Rev. Archbishop OF Raltiu ore.
On the 2ls. instant at the Academy Of the Visitation,
street In Washington, Miss Ca he rine Mullen young
lady of Baltimore, received the white veil The solemn
aDdimposna ceremony performed by Archbishop
rick.
The Hon. John Branch OK Governor of North Carolina
and Secretary Of the Navy under the administration OF
Gsusrs jackson, 70 >. present on visit to Norfotk,
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= "
Arrived-Brigs Canton Crowe, Bos on; sanuel Small,
17ssdwe Salem; fohrs spi ghtlisg Sea Ncksrson Rox
bury, Eickersop, and J shrver, Cain, Boston
enthusiastically keystone state Harsie. Savannah;
sbipe Mary Peasants Rowland Liverpool; Louisa Maria
wenke, London banks John Welsh Ames sc Jago; Thos
Dalett Dill, Lsguayra briggs Rio Johnson Antigua and
a mkt Daniel Maonsy Widen, New Orleans; schrs
Maria Pickup, Shoe Charleston; Shriver, CAIN and
reperHe, Burn Boston; Boston, Horrs Eeponset; sylvia
b, Perry, New Bedford,
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

BOsIUN, NOV
Arrived--Sbps Rubicoa, Calcutta, via Penang; Shaw
NUT, yepoo bark Hadlsy Baltimore with loss OF deck
load; bri Elizabeth Richmond sch, Mallta, Beyrout
nEw ORLEANS, Nov 90
Arrived-ships William, Philadelphia; suitana, New
York. Nov ~.
ar-iyed-Shp Denmark, Philadelphia; brgs Fiaslia,
York; John Williams, Boston.
PHuADHtPHiA, Nov 90
srived-Brig Eleanor Port Spain, Nov 5. Spoke 18th,
brig yctorif 9, frora Monte video for New YoTi.
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"sail on oh ship Of State
Sail en-, oh Union strong and great.
Humanity With all its fears,
With all iss hopes Of future years,
lie hanging breashles: IN thy ia.e.
We know what maste. laid thy keel,
What workman wrought thy lis Of steel
Who made each mast, ard sail, aud rope,
What anyils rung, Whist banners beat,
In VIII a. forge and what heat
Were shaped the anchors Of thy hope.
Fear rot each ST. !ien sound and shock,
Ills d. the ware, and not the rock
Ills but the flap ping Of the sail.
And net a rem. m ade by the gale.
In spite Of rock and tempest roa-,
In spite Of false lights on the shore,
Sail on nor fear 20 breast the sea:
Ourhea arts, our hopes, are all with thee
A .a1F -rts baa
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and Pyramid Henderson, Boston; Favorite Thomas an
Pacific Nelson, NYork; John Albert Wilson, PhiIade
phis Globe, Baker, Havre sept 22d Meteor, Bearas
deaux &c days; Herman (BremN, Kuhlman, Brs nsn 6
Gays; baTka hsrie Elizabeth FRI, Dsears Gusdaloup
Henry Warren, Raerdoo, Newport, Wales HowIand
Chase Boston; Jacob Preudss Loring Phladel phia
ohn Gettings Lesseps Havana days; TaluIah, Cool
r. savannah; schr G Pdreley, Vangildsr, NYork. o.
hip Carpatic, Devereaux Havre; banks Madsnna, WOOD
de, Boz tom Mandarin, Campbell, Baltimore; brig Carr
ts9an) Ruvms, Barcelona:
ept Is; barks Carlo Msnlan Johnse NYork bound a
t Gather put in in dstress Tntiana, Watts Brdg
port; brig r NJ Charlton, Iightborn, Savannah
Towed to res eta ship psquete Habanero bark sulist
10th, ships Quebec Andover Island City; 18th, ship O.
lender bark Murillo; 18th, ship Leavett storer, bail
NEWARK Sid Nov %, 'ohr Israel Snow Conner.
Rockland Me.
Wick bark H knight, Hasty, Havana 10Th nit; bril-
Ada Gray, Bonare via Gloucester; Com Stewart Bsho
Philadelphia for Bath; schrs Harriet Fuller Bibber ~
Parker, McDoug al, Philadelphis Richard Bull wink
Cutler NYork; James & Lucy. Chase NYork; Hem
Frspklin, smith NYork; Daniel Web .,er Crosby NYor
vendovi Bray. Philadelphia for Rockand Cadet 10 ~
and Chesapeake, Spoford, NYsrk for Bangor; Ho var
ElbrcRe, NYork for Backs sort Coral, Coos NYork q
Rockland; Exchsnge sawyer, hachias for NYork. Ct
HlLaDElPHIA--Arr Nov %, Pm, ship Mohongo, &c !
iah, Londt nderrv SO days Gil brig Molony, Wild .
NOrean, schr Ashmead, Chatton, NYork. I.
TORT5N0UTH-Arr below Nov 20, schr Jane, NYork
Gardiner.
Arr at Lower Harbsr Goth schrs Nsdford vsssie,
York for ausor Meridian Beals, Roci laud for NYork
PRovIDENCE-Arr Nov % schrs River Queen, Burt3
Richmond Palestine Richardson, Norfolk. SD, sshr
l. Dayton, Douglas, Philadelphia. n
RlCnMOND--Arr N " 81, steam ship jamestown, p, Y
rish NYork Sid sohrs Judge Baker, Bogart, and Beau
Chambers do.
sALEM--Arr Nov 81 bark VIM II Smaller, Ward, Amb .
zette, coast of Africa.
ST NARYS, GA-Iu port Nov Ia brig Cosmopoli y
william for Boston, ready M
STONINGTCN--Arr Nov 81, brig Carroton, Eldrldgs
Domingo far Boston chad been in contact before state
schrs Mary Rowland Raynor, Philaaephis; Ari
Small Troy for WarehaIn; sloops Favorte, Harding y
York for Chatham Mary Ann Nichols do for "a vport
DARlENSld sbt Nov IA, brig Live Oak, Rslson NY az
wARREN-sld Nov q, BARK DyQmo, Thonpsoa, N
Mobile. I
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-05-19

PAULLIN's AERIAL FLIGHT.--We
learn from Mons. Paullin that on leaving
the city lot in the car attached to the
balloon, on Friday afternoon, he passed
in a direction due south, where he
struck current of air which for mo-
ment held him stationary, at an altitude
of about one and half miles, from
which he had beautiful view of Gin
einnati and the surrounding country
The scenery presented splendid ap-
pearance and was beyond description.
The river, rejecting the rays of the sun,
bore a resemblance to a silver mine,
and was, in the language of the
aronaut, one of the most beautiful and
grand sights he ever beheld. After
throwing out quantity of ballast he
assembled to another current of sir,
which bore him almost due east
Rising almost impercepibly he entered,
at the height of two miles, sheet of
clouds, which for time being shut him
out from the beauties of nature and left
him alone in heavy mist, which soon
saturated his clothes.
The atmosphere here was very cold
and formed strong contrast with that
on terra frma. Emerging from the
cloud, he was carried in northern di-
rection for some five miles, when, feel
ing cold and chilly, he prepared to de-
scend. He soon had the pleasure of
alighting in safety on the farm of Adam
Hopper, twelve miles from this city,
near Mount Washington, and two miles
north of the Ohio river. On descend
ing the laborers on the farm were some
what alarmed at his sudden appearance,
but on learning who and what he was
they were very hospitable and kind to
him. The time occupied from leaving
the city lot tolanding, was Just one hour
being 81 o'clock P. M. 5i
Cincinnati Enquirer.