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ISAAC NEWTON STILL ON DECK.-A rumor was Roing the
rounds Of the city yesterday that Mr. Isssc Newton the
steamboat man. was dead. This u Q mistake. Ths de-
ceased another Mr.. Isaac Newton-not the Steam
boat King.
Mr.. G. BAYLoR.-Ths gentleman ID now stopping ct
the Aston House, route for Europe the agent Of the
cotton growers. We made q statemsnt to this effect
yesterday, for personals" but BY mistake It
appeared in our advertising columns.
Among the passengers yesterday by the Illinois, we
notice the Of j. NJ Freeman, Esq, bearer Of des
patches from the U. g. Legation at Santiago de Chile.
The following is list Of Americans registered at the
banking Office Of Livingston Wells Co No. place de
Ia Bourss, reported for the New York HERALD -
VIM. McMurrsy, v. Boisaubin, D. Foote, B. F.
Smith, J. s. Kendall X. H. Johnston D. A. Booth, Jas
M. sanderson. A. Boody, N L Campbell Capt. Cham
piop, Andrea, J. NJ o. Froliche New York J. Taylor
Henry Morey, David Campbell Henry Hughes, DR.. r.
Campbell, Chester Chaplin, Massach asetts T. b. Wilt
mer, H II. Furness, Blight, J. Randall, Y. K. wo
Van Ler, Virginia. H. G. Morgan. B. Ship, Kentucky
Morrison NJ. D., California; W. H. Sterling, W. A Con-
way Louisiana; G. W. Ogden, Mississippi.
TX Gov. Fey mour, of New York. has gone to Iowa. on
visit, which will be extended for two months.
ARRIVALS.
At the Irving House-Hop IL Simms, Detroit; Louis
Woolman, Cape Island; srobridge. San Francisco
Capt A Jones' Ohio; sterlins. Montreali Judge Jno
Torrey, Honesiae Pa DR. Hazard, Phladolphia Geo
scott Montpelier Vt; Vance, Madion, Tia Pref W
Tyler, ElizAbethtown, n j.
At the Metropolitan Hotel-IIon Walker, w Smith,
Reed Baltimore Noonan and family st Louis Marshall
Jones philadelphia; Capt W ruert.n, Texas; Capt
inston, Mo; J II Drunert. Hamburg.
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Our PennsyIvania Correspondence.

LANCASTER April Q, 1855.
AJJoannment Of the Methodist Co,voence-Meetng Of
he KnoW NotAings-H armouy-False 7elegrdphic Re-
ports.
Our city has been unusually gay and lively with srau
gers for four Ave days The annual Methodist Con-
ference adjourned to-day having been In session sincs
the 2Sth of March. There three hundred at
tending the sttipss of that body and for three days
other strangers in town. some said they Kuow
Nothings; but, II should express my opinion should
say they "Knox Something's" From what know
Of some the Streets they have always received
credit for being knowing fellows and think they
rather guess that the impression the minds OF the
public that the Know Nothing Convention was in
sion here is correct
The outside barbaraps working hard to get up the
impression that there a split ana a bitter ight
about open organization. But the knowing ones are
laughing in their sleeves at them The truth is thars
never met as harmoDious body Of $50 where
was this same body. They trying to make
little capital out of the lie for their sinking chips
10 float by but won't do the only persons deceived
by It is their own ignorant outsiders. inteli.
gent boo OF men never met in State Convention OF
any party in Pennsylvania The best Of both the
will be carried by storm this fall and every county in
the State will send KpoW Nothing members to the Legis
lature Even the old guard OF whggery will have to
come down, in spite Of few OF the old WING leaders,
who can't bear tie idea of giving up the wire pulling Of
the Wing party.
The Geographic despatch sent from here saying that
the Know Nothngs broke up row, and that Gen
Cameron, Gov johnson and Gen Irwin left in disgust
So you can put that down as an Outside lie. AL
pesce az d harmony.
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Our Savannah Cores pondenc~.


Knop Nothing viotory IN Jaclsonviiie, F1orido.
Affords me pleasure 70 inform you that advices just
we'd from Jacks pye Florida, establish the fact
that sam Is perambulatpg in the extreme South dab
hing somewhat in politics, as he has been doing up
North. The annual election for city Offices In jackson
VILE en- the I'd instant resulted in the Of
that the result astonshed everybody In that
city Nobody dreamed that Sam had enlisted so many
troops under his glorious old banner of stars and
stripes fhiip Fraser, ESQ, formerly democrat, and
Methodist lawyer is the Mayor elect Of Jackson vile
HIS opponent hear, was also a loading democrat OF
that place, and supposed TO be inyncble The result
shows that our pore are not humbuxred much by the
cries OF "abob 80 IN Disguise which come from
sans enc r5ies " - vide awste-snd lii ~ ~,
Lave csk Gsorss srr body else that ia Amssicso.
AxRRI1vg
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We have received Ole OF thu Bolsin Official, Of Asa
pulco, hs organ the rsvoutonsts) Of the 18th OF
March This number Of the Boles does not give any
news but it whole space devoted to elaborate
view Of the and subsequent progress OF thu
liberal movement under Alvarez In the South. The
iicls cuts up Santa Annals administration and de-
IT OF UNDESIRABLE tyranny from beginning
to end. The revolution, says the writer may DO at
tribued TO this alro to the Dictators crupuous
btion-to the vast he raised In making prepare
tons for bis coronation Emperor-o his act OF selling
to the United States the Mssa Valley for
the miserable sum Of ten millions Of dollars and to his
to the frontiers Indian ravages
in violation OF his promised word the nation. To
crown these grievances troops sent to Cnilpaut
lingo with the design Of dsavowng the different loca
ties in the South and su5ectng inhabitants to the
caprices Of the Mexican despot al the point OF the
bsyonet These the that have brought about
the revolution Of the SOUTH The article gives brief
description of the plan Of Ayutla-the leading revolu
tionary programme-and confidently prophecies its ul
innate triumph AL praise is given to the conduct Of
Alvarez hs officers and his mem to the frst the coan
try indebted for the noble sacrifices he has made in
the cause of beryto the last for their patriotism aud
devotion.
II Is somewhat remarkable that mention is made ia
the Boietn of the reputed victories OF Santa Anna
the revolutionists ut guaa. The matter perhaps has
been already sufficiently explained by correspondents
from the capital No battles fought and vico
lies achieved.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
yoRK-rHR DAY
NOON morn, -
sKrs............6 80 HIGH ~
Port of New York, April 8, 1855.


ARRIVED.
steamship United States. Graham Mobile March 80 Hs-
vana 4h inst with cotton and passengers. to Graham
~ sssa ~; i.
sD Nss n March 70 w
hss:y ale. nc :Ss VT ana 4. sna q in:.
sis . % days
k:Isa ~ heavy
weather lott fore'ops allant matt &c,
sf az: :s .
with Pu. into thi. por. repairs having The
,'is MT 81; days. ;:1' with IL
Hss @ isy' s!ss 's .
s.,1S With
sn boston from -
sS "! is @ s
lot MOI hey ran water casks. a. = :, 800 ~ 49,
sss a.sSs: " e. hs1s9 ss
With ss es%ss # M.s9s az,
saw srg n,.is e. OF and for PORTLAND for %.tan... m
March WIN sussI and moassest to D. Forrest Co,
s +; ~ as5'
big candase Sef Bss,ons Matthew, Ann. Bay jam
% in the Gull passed vessel. house. hatch and other
Brig Lind.ey, Para 80 days. with india rubber
.'s
Brig sorceiio tsf wsdesoro,, Geyer carden.. II days.
Win E Is. s.GnsI stevens vessel master A
c in % ~ tssn
'r ~, MFe1Iy caP YstSs and S,Sagh 70 si,
9 CO.
ss1 Gs Ssshss s 1s.t a with sugar and
m,las.es, MTayisr Co Narchs experienced heavy
Brig Cardia tof Wilmington. Nc), Ceney St Domingo
craaae New hsd os Of
fssSy
Ella. SSsiasSn s1ss
s,Ih cedar m.lo.s.y nsls..: s.d honey to Ca
' Biz Era waite 20 S B. Hsw G
with lumber, &C, to Peck Church. Experienced heavy
3ola..e. TO Mayhem Talbot Co. Had heavy weather on
cs ssaI ,cfTi..eghsr , Gs.s1 Port Phis Jnmsn
a r 0s Brand WIN s.I sSn %
e. lon spoke brig Velocity, Of and from Halifax, Ms,
bark painted an black Out,ds with sopssant
ses~ys sale from 81 to W. April Ia s
80 X ts 1 vs s pa ,5s. fore and At ss
10 feet deep above water the mainss appeared to be
sehr Emily Kerr baltimore DsshieI Curacao. March
nv Sr af'' sGsn'r q cd
eneed heavy gales from Sc to WSW.
sclr l. Strout (of Harrington, Strout, Ponce, PR
Msrch H. and GuAyanila l7tb, with and mola,ses
Efmton Bros vessel to Smith Boynton April 4 lat 81
r. Ion 4 ~ spoke brig Reehabite, HASKELL Eastport
for Philadelphia supplied Ter With PROVISIONS &c .
days ont and had lost deck load
sehr Angler (Br Perry date Perry died the PASSAGE
81 kitts = days with potatoes to Mr. Knox.
sehr John Mary (Br Gardner st Kits 50 days with
talt and molassts TO Braine.
scbr Ellen Matilda (of Calai Wells Areceibo, PR,
Days with sugar. aud molases to Nephews Coz vessel to
sehr Col De Ru'sty of Key wesp Psrhs Key West, i
dAys with cotton old rails &c, TO ii ii Benncr Expert
eneed heavy weather lost sails carried away jibstty
Sohr Minnie sbifer, Wilson, st Marks, days, with cot
ton, to Erode Pettea March rs OF 7ortnzs signaed
ehr steering W showing white signal with eigls in H.
sctr Prete of Harrinston), walls Attaksps Is days
with sugar and moasses, to Haven Co. =
schr Shadto, Williams, Middleton, c. for Phila
delphia.
schr BENZ Strong Hawkins, Norwich, CT.
Scbr Forward, Crewell, Boston, days.
Sclr Bay state, Sherwood, Boston.
BELOW.
One bark and one brig, unknown.
Wind at sunrise NNE meridian, Sc; sunset do.
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BOSTON April 7-Arr brig Kate Poster Kiiimsn Cartha.
sers 10th nit sid In company With brig Mungo Park for
ls inst lat 80 Is long n No. brig Etewand NYork for Bar
Isdots
Also ship Prospero, Lane, Valparaiso JAMS Jan %
OF tAikiand Issnds saw the whaling bark Waterman
ship cseses 2. NB.,fo.d steering NV, with iess Of the
lat 30 s. lohs IS was boarded by boat from the whale
ship Olympia, Of NBsdfcrd, Capt Russell from the sad
day befcrs the bark storm Roberts from N1ork Iaa
f,r Spssr'rs, Gays eut-su - bosgA " her were well
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CorOncr's Ipuuest.

SUICIDE pY SHOOTING Yesterday Thomas Ford, Who
attempted to commte euicce Monday last by shoot
ing msef In the neck, died at the New York H,spta
q m the Effects Of the injuries inflicted by his own
hand. The deceased appears has for time past
been very low in spirs, In consequences OF difficulty en-
countered in obtaining employment He was q native
Of Ireland quite young man, over twenty two
years OF age and resided At No. 20 Spring street. where
be committed the rash act Coroner Hilton win hold An
inquest upon the body today
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Naval Intelligence.

The United States steam frigate Fulton from Havana
arrived At Norfolk, 9th inst. The following is list OF
her ofhcers;-1ieut. Commanding, John K Mitchell ;
Acting Master, Watson Smith; Purser, VIM @. Marcy;
Assistant Surgeon, j. s. DUNCAN; Passed Midshipmen
A. b Cummipgs, Henry Wilson, John Irwin A. w. wsa.
y.r let Assistan, Engineer, r. H. Long; Sd Assistant
Ehsnetrs, 3 Barker g. r. Woodend, r. b. Quin,
Jas. y. kimball; Captains Clerk, Samuel " Leech.
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Capt X. received psokess q iottsrs fro ths stsrus
Wild Rose and wild Pigeon, Of Gloucester
Arr bark Silver Cloud, Cape Town, CGH YsblA
9th ships Sarah, Penang Dec Julia Howard sAvx.
rinaL iron NYork Jan a nth lat TO- long o. BRIG Absg
and Elizabeth from NYork for Rio ia nsro. =" -
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srPRrNE CorRr-CIRcuu-Nos 2, 1905, l,asi cep, "a
III, 16, SO, LIS 10 LISA.
SUPERIOR CoURT Mos. 90, 1,122, 1qS zoe zoe, 2)s
22l, 226 23e, 236, Isl, 2so 2l2 243 ga u.s. 2as 2
$50 ISL 2s2 asa 254, 25s, ase ISL 2ss 25g 2Go 2s2
2ee. 2e6 zee, I'll, 27a, 77s, 27s, arc Az 97S e1 100
lOi, SOS.
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OPENING OF THE CASALs.-The Canal Commits
sosers lave Fixed on the LIST OF May the day for the
opening OF navigation on the State Canals.-Aibdny
Journal ApffI7
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Memoranda.

New brig r Knight, Hsyue Of aud from Baltimore for
recently reported MISSING arrived at Bahia Feb H.
after passage O6 days She had fallen TO the eeward Of
Cape st Rogue.
Clipper ship Uncle Sam. $50 tons recently launched At
CumbrAnd Me- has been purchased Charleston as
a racket between that city and New Orleans.
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KINGSTON. ia. March @-Ar 2ath brig c A White
sid 18th brig Aanueila, kton. outports 2Ist schIs
Montesuma (Kr), Tutis Mobile.
from MOntsgo Bay 18th brig Caniacs Mathews New
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Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the city and county Of New York. rou the 3lst day
Of March % the eth day Of April, 1856.
Men; H women oo boys, III; girls, las-rotsl, AL.
Adults l41 children, 294 males, 25z females 1885, co
lored persons Q.
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Police Intelligence.

Yesterday morning about five o'clo, H. officer Mcxham
Of the Ninetesnth ward police observed negro, namei
John Williams hastenng away. This occurred in the
aeighborhood OF Forty second street. suspectug IN
70 BE thief particularly he carried couple Of
70 ID bags Of shot 10 his possession be the Eel
!ov, who stated of at n rapid rate; but the heavy
buL dies he had ia his hands prevented any rapid loco
otcn 90 bis part the ocer succeeded in overha uling
him. He was taken 10 the Nineteenth ward station
hsuse where he was locked up for examination Since
The arrest OF Williams IL has been ascertned that the
sho tower at the foo of Fifty fourth street. East river
had been burgaric usly entered and quantity OF shot
taken from the premises 1t IL supposed that the pr
sonsr vas auected with the gang OF burglars that
tered these warerooma The accused taken before
il stee Brennan, at the Jefferson Market Police Court
Burglary Mr. Williams has long been known a. sport
view OF the hard times he took the occasion TO
raise the shc with which 20 bsg some snpe during the
present season
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.
Bridget Nicholson, girl about IS years OF sge, waI
brought before Justice Davidson at Jefferson Market
Police Couct, charged with having stolen quantity of
sheets and bed linen valued at $780, the property of
George Underwood Of No. 81 Forty se,ond strest A
portion OF the property found Ia the possession of
the prisoner At ler residence, No. 81 Mulberry street
i ansvr to the charge brought against her she said
taat the goods brought TO Der Patrick Kelly
to be made up but that he dying, she lift In auet
possession OF the property. The magistrate committed
Aer for trial on charge Of grand larceny.
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% ~
THOMAS K. DOWNING, City Inspector
City Inspectors Ofics New York, April 7, 1855.
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aYsTic~sid March 81 sclr W Brsinard, Clark Ctrou
NEW bEpTDR6SSArr April . ..hrs ny c..,.oa; Gard
hrr ,s shns csss
& e. %sa. N. asTSI sr ID
'e Rev F'l,sr Aysss 'n SlsS
%:,S'l. 4!$ss EwS:.:y; siss:i: a. s,.'Tsss
S a G. SSss s s 'nf'
~ .n Ss.iIIa sr sA: o:s si E:
S s,y c's MAJ Lqsy ws
fPSII;d.it&s; ard ihs;: ,.psr,,a 5.s
S.s9 i%s. l,ysss.s Nor: e.
81 brig or'GP s.p; sh
;ss' '1 Amanda a ass
fsovipEScE E Arr ss.rs M.ln Perkins, Mobile.
& asrs as' :sA ra ses.
sdmsr' phlndeipha tor Wil%inston NC, .ccerdias 70
Ss sis ssSS nisi I. West s.:
nsaP' ssS5 Do sPs as
d1 S Isb ,sss cNNlshsIpsAls Hull d. 60,
Jereme 18th Wit for Boston. ''"' ''A' '~'''
Anil M ,sa., Emma s M "a
,sirs Native American Daley, Assandrs Chamberlain
sAvANN4H-Arr April 3 ship Martha. vineyard, PEN
der bark y E,S sSrssr sas sso.n cd
H a. siIal r s D .ssi &ss I SaH,
Whtden from sAltu Syork LeeshurS, smith 90 for
90 Gen clnh Basr Iyagn. for DO swan SSss: sSsos
stable for do; Ellen Bsrncs Baker Portland for do Benz
Stsnnari Rsior Don Do; guiliord Allen, New Bed
Allen Usrwicb Tor do stranger Fisher Now Bedford For
Turner and "p.yid sands Rush., do for Tanrier.
wAREHAM-Arr April ~ sehr Black BIRD, Weaver Bal.
timare aist schr Carelic, Baker Bsltmore 3D. schr
Read Kelly BsIiim .sh .lceg Eliza ARA Bour.. Pet
yeie Bsier NYork; Black Bird, Weaver, JsohsonviIle
WILMINGTON, NC:-Ar April ?, bark Ssraaso, Bsisy.
Hsshii del 81, Lsnsrs.s Brsst ar LILY Jones. Msv
sor Beardssy Eyoyh; kameavy, Rogers spi 0en vssss
Chsse Boston; Washington fattson wisssssst; 9TH NJ
Chas Robsgts, Littletep Poiat re,te G-Aissvpe.
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Hud,ou River Market Boats.

Bag. ssqu'h.pn, ~. Finch, master from Nsw2prsa
arrived Of Weren't NV q reo' rs The tol ow
ina articles by the nip vz: 43 Be.ves NIX Cow, 10
Caves 81 Sheep ard Lambs Hop, esrcNses beeyes ~
do Mut.n 10 DO sub 2se DO PoIk b. dressed Poulty
81 Fowls 10 rukeys p Geese Doeks bbs Egss 80 uos
pu,,er svsr.gps Is s II fkins do avsssios 80 n. IL
b. E. Say do. srsw bush Grain 10 bss Wos,t Fo1r
q CO. Ry. Fur 81 bass Bochwh 81 n bbs Vegetables 90
Psoes 60 Cider Il rolls Lesher 10 b,s' WOOL 10 ods
Pap,r ii bale. Go, DE- ll9 soap 81 DIS Liaher
Sesner S. Nichol.s Bo sfod, msst-r from stuyyes7t
srrvee ut vb. foot ct Franinst Nov H. reports the ut
lwit artic By the ito viz: Beev>s 100 sheep sod
Tsb ,zresss-s PORK 500 s dresssd P0uty ~ tnrkeys
tb Eggs istohs Butter averaging . 70. 81 b.e' h,v -
90 raw 60 bush. Os. III DO Rye 81 b'gs Suck shea,
$50 eu,h Pos.oes 900 bis Apples 10 do Cider 900 bundles
PapsY, n b',s doods
Bus. Meyo J. H. Pure master from C1Esfchs arrived At
what o. Frsi kirs Nov H. reports 'h4 FOL owing aes
BY the II o. w: - Besves, Mix Cows, Yea Ives,
fore eftsss.s Reeves 60 do 70 Too lbs drss'ed Pouy,
80 Fouls III TURKEYS bis Eess q tubs Butter sversgog
q lbs Il hins do 100 bs lice balls Hay !" do
straw $50 bs.s Bpckwnet x6 bbs. est4soes 10 do Cde
Plge eewburgh, w :. lsDsen msstef, from Se"osrsn,
,yIiv,- o. Wausnst gov IL re ,rs the To-.
wiz sftieles ny he MO VIZ: IS Baeves, MI Cow 10
Veal Caves lO4 sheep .d sb Horse 80 e'c9sses Beevs
"a do Mutton Laubs 19 Do POrs. $40 NJ dre"ed Po9l'
nv, bb Eegs 24' suffer Averaging 80 b. - hkils 90
averaging TO- s - baes Hay, 81 oos Rye -Four lOf rolls
hsss Wool.
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THr Of cargo Av-d ffou the brs Tn
~oud prob,hy b. $40 $50 tt, harl, wrecse, fousi
he spsbi.fs h ect DRIVE tnss e. AMI saved ssst
tbsy ecu q Of Ehs'
P. Back, ff-tn P'e,oa, ~ =, AZ ProV14ss-. tsh
irst In heavy Nov. 8. a. Al 81 Ion % Is ton II
e.rrsd ,vsy rpaio gsrfns Shic9 GA with The he'd
81 Ire T. prpa ssb sss Ga tho sh 1t 20 50 oe 10 IT,
rs.,.d the srfei Of l0~esekso vsss sgep sed topsl
an ssts gore BY The deet ,nd ,bvdot cd b)srpnt sri
Hbb o. rssens; upP vei 20 b iuabeE naet a. there
N al All. near bes sppss-e4 10 hsve en- ba' ,6s
time 10 h., CONDITION bswiug nessy 81 tie the, al
BtIe J.Mrs Rgppry Rsiiet. m.stsr fOm Ouch 2h
ir. ~ C,Ise r-Hsd - port h. having - nek - dean
nc ,bes dom The river snd n-cved eiasgs
Sh. struck ,Ock Ia be Afternoon ans while 10 toS u
sissusr o..
,Ba lumber Bath with as Of rail Az fJgeah split % into
Norfolk gh i-r ~
scHs FLusBoROVcH llnb-r' loaded 6i'lnu'ed. full "
water and ,bdoLed pSsed Al inse a. gwen By sehr
Lsgrspss. ~ ? cffo 9th mt
H,sSos of so.On) shepherd, on sntens IA ha'ee,
Of Bsvsns sunday fth tbs focss heneaa
the Moro Cat Sd, RON assow With OF co We.
md had po boar IL sb-ut 10 occct 10 tho
ng hen the rrcks sni Il until BET veen
and ocoes he evening 'hW sh- 900 OF Fore
nsiey the weather calm AID she sustained but dog a
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Sal. Of ss.,v cd L-ns. BY ysA a J-sa 81 os..s~hn,
Avsr.s. 30, per As.t IS y

yTiLs- ne I. Or scod v,as exceeds u. sz1py and
,.I.s .re s.s of.red ~ the 'sas selhn< ate.
SIX COWs-rbs mArd 81 eo~s "a. tpSes very senVe,
49, or s.od COW. wosld s II fsir fs % eons = hNn
T. ,,rriss tod o., l-~ piies' ace Az f9 ~, Z. -
ar .p ard teais ard perhaps soek- n .h'ns' 49,
IA, nv .r. nisns ned when esise ui4s CO. -.
sWINE- Ire ve.fn.r u err AMY $50" ~ 80 ',N -, -,
49,, can opl, esv or tasnsss y re use ~ ee ee'
~ tb.,ps ir. ihs iA-se srriT. &c 90 20 1'
.,euunlyis tb> ssH'. and eeftSe 10
e,..s. 20 o,p ain of pressn, p7ess Glo1 hos s ely
noah ~.rb g-os- Thy se9als o. N*e7 'D'J ~
vsrh slasie IN CiDeinssu. -, ,..a r., 49,, %
no East 20 tupsly al TIE sogod hn9@ e's'
"a, there Il 81 y, The Ne~ p sF'n ="
n, Prs, boa,ht erov4 seek Hsys, we anders ana
Tee pset or Eu'opesH makes th> aAs hsr-''''e ~
port ssl- - ,-A..s-
Ths price ofhor oil rule hish this winter uae'ue'edJ'
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.MARLNE JOURNAL.
Port OF NEw-yoRK........Nov.
CeaJed.

Observation-Disclosures Skinner Norfolk Luila1n Psss,nt
Ja Adeer Turef. Cteestou, Spof1rd Tlestn Co.. Knox
vile Judlow. Savannah s. Mi chill
snio--AIz.n H-assn COX, z Buck Co. J. w. Ryey.
l. than Have fo.t. smith CO. Underwater, SnHley
Lrvey,o c Csrsw Csb1t. Us IS. Se One.as. Snow &
tursss.; ghIsua Parser Noble, J. o. Baker Co a Oi
leite BIC oimck Ne0-Ore5ns E4s gAJrd; AdI .udacs,
1sylor Gsssow e. s. Innsss fEogtes Ctass Liverpool
ersIsrb & Co.
Bsk-'yrs Bemis Havana, Moses Taylor Col hsrs'A'
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frm 81 t!, cash. he sock consists Of 42 b Pc,s 81
bks Pearls.
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BRICKS and fILES-rhe msrkst q ira f,y u.rd No-.f
river so1A dousad at ~ Pbrail'aa fac o.
aoest Sts4$lG horelgn urchtrgsd; slos of % DC
HNth AZ = 2 TSSa We ~ al sN Mdt Ties ar.i ID
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pos plain Soerp ,N AZ 50 6foc sud PafsBg fSGSAc
ROOTS AM sHOk S-fhere = fir husiasss 3oi1g
exclusively r The wcseO part n ths ss,s and "a; osssy
towps Pces are no his e5 sud not hs " 70 be T the
pre,sut The ,cks m msuufactRre hands very hSh
AID with the high price Of bs nier, dealers Do no ok
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sh burn Isbth rssd BARK brig s.odug e ssl,
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legged, wi mate and rigging g1ns, and boEsprt
atd lib ssudu 9.
slip DAVID Brown lepper Brewster Liverpool Oct, D.
udse. Low eroa Took pho, he 18Th isr A. 8
o. NJ M'uiagk POi,t h.aiDg n. 60 mi I'D vey
fsavy ~shsf for 10 dsys With which essssd
labor sDd sIs y-ry spill. sails &C. fom lon.
bad light battling winds with much fcs SD 10 CO. with
shes Ocean Belle, Vanguard end Columbia