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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-27
HATS, CAPS, SHOES, &c.

HATS, CAPS, SHOES, &c.
IN NEW AM ExfeENS7VE II ~
iii CAP AND FUR DEPOT, No. 20 MAIN ST.
- Members of the Legislature and visitors to the
city will find at the above esfa blshment a splendid
assortment of Hats. Caps, Ladies' and Childrens
Furs; Misses Beaver Flats and Bonnets, and Fancy
Carriage Robes, at wholesale and RETAIL on the most
favorable terms.
N. B.-Gentlemens Hats made to order of the fin
est quality and at the shortest notice.
dell BINFORD. DICKINSON & wEJSlGER 1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-27

81 WALSH'S EMPOkl u NJ OF BOOTS,
HSHOES AND TRUNKS is NO. 43 MAIN
STREET-Where there is large assortment
~9 of Gents double and single Sole Calf Boots; do
do Kip do; do do Calf Congress Shoes do Patent Lea
Their and Black and Drab do do do double and single
Sole Oxford Ties; and many other styles. Also, a
large supply of Boys and Chiidrens Boots and Shoes
all of which will be sold cheap, by
de 20 VIM WALSH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-20

On Thursday, January 10, EDWARD H. CozAHs q ma
His friends. and thoss Of his brothers, Philip j.,
Michael T., and Luke " Cosans, and Of his brother-n
law Richard Dalton are nyssd 70 attend II. fuasra
corner of Elizabeth, this afternoon ut one O'Clock
OF consumption, ABBY CooxK, aged 49, daughter of
Tie relatives friends arc invited to attend the f
neral service at No. 20 Renwick street. this afternoon
On Thursday January IS, Mrs. FRANCIS DxAsr, aged
e6 years and months.
The friends and relatives Of the family also those Of
fully invited TO attend her funeral this afternoon at
one O'Clock, from her late residence, No "a vandam
teIment.
On Thursday, January IS, CHARLES Rowland, son of
Alexander and Rebecca vanwar aged two years and six
The relatives and acquaintance OF the family are
'pectfuy invited to attend his funeral this afternoon
" two O'clock from the residence Of his uncle VIM W.
Purdy, b2S Sixth avenue.
On Thursday, January IS, Mrs LUCY EMMA, the wife
The friends and relatives OF the family requested
to attend her funeral from her late residence No Sill
Washington street to morrow afternoon at one O'Clock,
without further invitation.
In Brooklyn, Thursday evening, January 1s, o.
rift, IL the ssth year Of her age w. : ' : -.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectful
~ invited TO attend her funeral to morrow afternoon at
two O'clock from her late residence In Bond street. be
tween Atlantic and Pacific streets, without further invi
tation.
49, JouN O. eldest son of Gouv'r s. Bibby In the s7th
year OF his age.
Tie relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral from st Marks Church,
this city tomorrow afternoon at hafpast one O'Clock,
precisely.
On Friday morning, January 10, Of scarlet fever,
FRANCIS JAMES CHASE only of Capt Francis aud Jose.
phine Chase aged three years, five months, and one
day.
His funeral will take place this afternoon, at two
O'Clock, from his late residence, No. 162 Jay street.
Brooklyn.
In Brooklyn, on Friday January 49, JONI s. DOUGLAS
Of VIM. II. and Mary Ann Douglas in the 26th year
Of his age.
His relatives and friends aud the friends of his bro
there Edward VIM. and Robert Douglass, respect
fully invited to attend his funeral this afternoon, at
O'clock from the residence of his father 21S WASH
ington street His remains will be taken to Newport r.
l., for nterment.
In Merose, Thursday January Is, Of consumption,
JOHN DoIBETR, in the 3lst year OF his age.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the f
neral to- morning. at nine O'CLOCK from No. 30
Prospect street. Melrose Those who cannot leave the
city will please meet the rAin, Twenty sixth street aad
Fourth at ten O'Clock The remains to be taken
to Greenwood.
On Friday morning. January 10, Of bronchitis THOMAS
FRANCIS, of Patrick and Mary Galligan aged six
months.
On Thursday, January Is, EDWARD DOWNING, late Of
Birmingham, ENGLAND, aged 80 ears
English papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-20
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
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PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
A Law FOR the Punishment Of Frauds in Stock
Issues,
co., &0., DO,
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY Jan. ~, 1900
Mr. LAssNG, by bill, subectng certain cases to the
provislons OF the Revised Statutes.
THIRD READING BILLS.
The following passed, unless otherwise noticed
For the appraisal OF canal damages to Edward r.
Soule, Edward J. Manning, Cornelius Gar dineer Hen
ry Hulsaver Lorenzo B. Clark, survivor Of himself md
-Averil, deceased, Ernest Strasman Gasen p Van
Alstine, William Utter Abram Wood, John II. CASTER
Adam Fritcher, Delayan CRY, John Stafford John H.
Stafford, James e. Shrader, Pythagoras Wetmore An
drew p. Settle, Dunlap Co, Michael Grove Frederic
Utter, Robert Milligan, Eliza E Ehle, Jacob easier
Brown Stafford, Wealthy Noble.
AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. BARR, to adjourn over TILL Monday at lax O'Clock
After debate. the resolution lost.
Mr. Wiry called for the conside ration Of the reso
New York institutions to examine the criminal courts
and public institutions of that city with the view to tho
prevention of crime, &C.
Mr. WHITNEY moved, the resolution provided for the
that three Senators be matchmaking the committee to
consist OF FIVE members and dve Senator's.
Mr. SPENCER moved to give the committee power to
send for persons ard papers. Agreed to.
MIR. w. CLARK moved to strike the clause proyid-
ing that the service should be performed without
pensaton He regarded the clause the c.psheif Of
penursusness.
Mr.. CRoeBY favored the motion.
The motion to strike out WAS agreed to.
Mr.. SPENCER now moved to amend by inserting three
members Of the Assembly and two Senator's Agreed to-
Mr. CROSBY read from the recent presentment Of the
Grand Jury OF New York ON the subject.
The resolution amended was adopted-l4 to-
Mr.. CROSBY moved taat when the Senate adjourn IL
be to 12x O'Clock on Monday.
MT koBERTsos moved to amend, by fixing the time ct
Up M. on Monday.
Mr.. Crosby accepted the amendment and the resolu.
Non adopted.
Adjourned to p. N. on Monday.
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Personal Intelligence.

The Washington Union says--SO far as we have as
ctlved IN this city by the Canada 10 regard to
the health Of John Mason, the American Minister at
Paris. In the absence of all information, 1t is but
sonabe to infer that change Tor the better had taken
place In the condition Of Judge Mason since the sailing
OF the Baltic.
The Atlanta Inteeencer says that the health Of Hon.
william W. Dent represe NATIVE in Congress from the
Fourth district Of Georgia. Is very poor at He
has not been able yet his seat the House this
session. and It'll quite doubtful whether his health will
session OF Congress.
Commodore Perry is at present in Washington City.
ARRIVALS,
At the Metropolitan Hetcl-Hon. John A. Collier Bng
Haskell San rranci.cc; Mr. and Mrs, Geo. ward boston
eass ss'Tmsn i. Jeh sTss &C. s. 0s
rison CALIFORNIA; Capt II CARRIER u s. A.; Wm D. fersu.
En- COL y o''''n' f'f''' Geo. = h''mm0ns
AT the s.. Niesoia, Hotsl-HOn H. T. .Dicky chiosso;
Balii%ors Z. II Gordon, SisSnsad; Il 4 wsitss Bs!
b. Rssnas csssas; rev T. y Wales n Worth
Ssss,inn h,y|sas Ga'i.s Gn a.,sy Ess p
oodir,y Georgia; W. II. Cochran, Boston, JUICE b. A.
y; EI'sI %'f s;S's1 sss wv ys " Co.
sss: as sor ps;ls., ,1s;, .ni
Hon. =. +. sterling, Cleveland, Ohio. 'f''''A
s'y 'ss NJ. hs.. ra ma s
Lieut. Darcanto, USN brother and sesvant Alex Driver
Miss Kingston, Mr. kronler and lady and many others In
tho steersse.
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool Ia steamship City Of Manchester from Phi
ladephs-Mrs Matthew, child ard servant Mrs Handy
two d.ushssT. and nurse Cyrus Bs,s..ey R:sns
Kaufman Miss Campbell, BENZ C Herrert Mr. John Kelly
hrs brentwood, Nj corbouid, Mr. seymour Miss Rsbsces
Smith Mr. Mccormack Mr. sands Mrs Wilson Miss Lander
Mesrs Christian. Luequin, Wilson, Addlsy Farnsworth
Armstrong Adams, Nevhouse Mrs. Ravorth In stesrags
Court CalendNr-Tnis Day.
SrpRE1n CoUKr, GRcun-Nos. lzio 1880 1893 70 1904.
lt00 1907, 1903 lbl2 TO 1918, 1917, 1919 to 1870
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The French Universal Exnl bition.

The following communication has been addressed to
the editors OF the principal papers of the United States
OFFICE or TIE CENTRAL COMMITTEES or THE coxMs
sIoSxRs OF THE UNITED STATES FOR TIE UNI
vERsAL EXHIBITION OF 1855.
VkNTIhhKSfou are probably aware that the time for
the opening OF the Universal Exhibition ID drawing near
and that the reception OF articles commenced about the
now occupied making the necessary for the
oficil catalogue Of the articles to DO exhibs and h
very anxious to receive possible the buetns
or specifications Of the articles to be scot On by the
Americans Otber nations already properly repre-
septed here and their articles to be exhbed peciasd
and inscribed, while oxly few exh bors from the United
States have applied The Imperial Commission having
urged the American Commissioners at Paris TO form
.en COMMITTEE and 70 take charge Of all sensrn mat
ters sppertainirg to the exhibition frcta the United
nsates the American Commit have nssnted 70
the proposition and they think Il their duty 20 appeal 10
those citizens OF he United states lose no time In for
Their bulletins or specifications Of the articles
which they intend ~ exhibit These papers should be
to the care Of the Imperial OF the
Ihioiton ls2 rue de Grenelle Germ ain Paris
hieh wiz place said specifications into the hands Of the
The French Consuis oneatna In the United st.te. vu
furnish on application the DEGREES and gbich
indicate howio proceed.
The exhibitors must also bear In mind that tho lima
VIII not allow any article to be exhibit
ton .A' oons'aeiA'
To give this communication an extensive An.
COMMITTEE have resolved TO request the Eitors n Ina
sang Journals OF the United States to give Il spac. In
their columns and Il hoped inst other pspes
out the Union viii copy this for the OF inc
Americans To send on OF their of
iacture and OF the splendid products OF our ,oi All
thus n up the considerable space allotted TO the United
Commissioner Of the State ofPsnnsyivaai. Chairman Of
the COMMITTEES. "
PARIS, Dec. ~, 1854.
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On Thursday evening, January 49, by the Row. James
Mlett at his residence 30s Broome street Mr. COINS
WORTH fonc GOODMAN 10 Mise SARAH ANN HUrcHrssos
ell Of this city.
On Thursday, January Is, At Grace Church By the
Rev d. Taylor, EDwAsp Won DIR HsYpr of Berlin. 20
Of Prussia.
On Thursday, January 49, by the Rev Mr.. Moore
WnIiAn Ronxsrsos TO JOSEPHINE CHURCH, both OF this
city.
Norfolk Herald, and New Orleans papers please copy.
On Wednesday, Janusry ~, at the residence OF Che
bride's father, by the Rev II. d. Miller of Yonksrs
FRANCIS s, TuRsER TO Miss LroY ApsaIps dsughter 81
Natl an Rathbun, Esq, all Of this city.
In this city, on Thursday January 49, at St Stephens
Church, by the Rev H. Price HysRyk MYxas TO JULIA
eldest daughter OF John d. spsder Esq all Of this city
Albany and Troy papers please copy
by the Rev. Ut. Charles schraman Mr. HwxRy NJ.
BIrnKs1HAr Of Aspinws 70 Miss ERAssrlNA sInEsaALL
OF this city.
Jsnuary II, at St Johns Church, By the Rev ] I,
Weston VIM LoSu Lee 10 ELIZABETH, second dau yhter
OF the late VIM. Dun, ESQ, Of Her Msiesy's fortyse-
cond Regiment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-20

LArscH-Ths ship Switzerland, Of 500 tons, viii be
launched this day at IL A. NJ at the foot Of Stanton
street, from the yard Of Mr.. A. c. Bell, by whom she
was built for Messrs Lane, West Co.'s line OF Havre
packets, TO be commanded by Capt. j. G. .Trask She
ID Of large capacity for passengers having three decks
and for convenience she Is unsurpassed by any ship OF
the present day. Her cabin Ia finished in the Gothic
style and she Is furnished with every convenience that
experience could suggest for the comfort and health of
passengers.
TIE srxAMsHIr ROANOKE, Capt Skinner hence for
Norfolk and Richmond 18th instant returned from the
latter port account Of Of crew having been
taken with the smallpox after having touched at Rich
nond The Health Officer ut Norfolk would not allow
the patient to be landed at that place. any communi.
cation with the shore, under penalty Of s5o0o-ths
being the law-when the steamer sailed Immediately
for this port She lays at anchor Of Jersey City
THE BARK FIIcHr-We have nothing further from this
vessel ashore at New Inlet L. The strong northwest
wind Of last night and to-day will have the efsst make
the very smooth being of the land. Four lighters
went down to her assistance last night and the steam
tug Mercury has gone today. She will probably be got
of by tomorrow.
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:, VERA cRlZ, Jan s-Brs Florence lof New York;, VIII
sm master has teen condemned bore In consequences Of
eoons n the harbsr with the MeIean q
Guerrero during hcrhsr The latter vessel pretty
sshr stephen uo,ehki,s Of New Haven Ia. been On
governments pilots she vas drawing but ii feet and fhsrs
the Of schooner were on board whose com
msrder Immediately bicckadsd the Hotchiiss aud Dc
has settled ssrs ssd :. sn a
Consul At this port end the vessel released payment Of
eismee.
KEY WEST, Jan !, o.sl s...,-rh. brig Lacy n Chase,
Ne issh ihs xan..l Sss,, bay: ..ssd.d plssSos.
praised ~ =, 5000 was $500 The espsass' r
The steamship PYnes.on Cap, Eagle arr GA the 81 las.
from A.linwa via kinsstos "a and Havans. She sailed
sssy 81. remain her. Tor order. until The sa W =
The brig suwannse Jesscyn from NYorx reports having
had heavy weather the entire passage and ct the deck
Arr Dec 80 brig Tsvsnie NYork II; sehr Libby sAep
hard. Low New 0rleans 3st trs Nancy Plasted noyt
hsm. Havana; smack WIN Piaknsy, NoSsaars do; ST. Us
e. amer rrnsston, Capt Esse do brig Jo.seyn,
old Point comfort; bark Francis secor, NYors days
SID JAP err '9nn fmay osursy Bsi,imorei 9TH
com Tasiss d U $ troops At Fort Myrss.
sr,ssr csre.ns .ssr Am. smith SAITH S.s Ysss
cid steamers city Of New York Mathews Boston; Ken
%s r .s. & S sIss S Sr Scrsss
Idsht (nr Esdse Mstsnss. ohic Perkins uavana schrs
sssS fansum BAKER Pse,idsacs s%ms MsscrSs ssssa
70 from Delaware Brsakwsser ~ II Oelock th
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-20
MATRTMONIAL.

Ha AnrMONIAL.-Tm ADVERTISER, HAVING
I failed to fnd In the circle Of his acquaint nee
lady with mpuses and sympathss sorresp ond,nx wisk
his own, takes this method Of inviting an
with lacy who possesses fair personal tszsthsx
with vfvacty Of disposition ami modesty Of deportms ut
The advertiser 10 under forty Of age. de-
O., Union Square Post Once, stating age, place Of resi-
dtn,e, aud time Of Interview.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-20

OFFICE OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE ALMsHoUsE
~ New York, Jan. Is, 1856.--propo ais for Stating
seabd proposals. will be received by the Governor u The
Airs House, at their once Rotunta Park uutiI a
O'Clock Of the I'D inst, sor stating WITH s~st q,a
kty American slate and sails, the nsw a.
the work house on mackweil's bland Also lin. as "A
cutters with best selected charcoal bra I'd CONN n
Tin ami laying valley Innings and aassDgs Of % 4 t
lead Eve pounds TO the square foot aud tin rus
four ircte. in diameter For further psreulsrs spvlv
at their oce where SPECIFICATIONS can T. seeu rr5 ~
Governors the right Of rejecting All prop .,, "a
deemed BY them advaptae ecus 10 the departm mi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-20

the District Courts the clerks Of the respec
lively shall hereafter during his continuance such
Office be eligible to the appointment Of Commissioner
OF Deeds and hereafter the appointment Of any Justice
Of the Marine Court Justice the District courts or
their clerkr respectively in said city Commissioner
Of Deeds In and for such city shall be utterly void.
SEC 2The clerk of the Marine Court and the several
clerks OF the District Courts in the city OF New York.
shall by virtue of their Office have power to take ada
Wits in any matter proceeding pending In their courts
respectively.
Evr a. hi. 80. han 4. L. .ho.l T.. a,.4.l~
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In this city, on nursdsy, January IS Of lingo ring
illness Nj FLzsskrH CoeAs, aged 50 years
TIE FRIENDS Of family respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral from the residence Of Mrs. Bcsen
2S7 Eisabe STREE this afternoon, ct two O'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-20

rJNHE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, BROADWAY, CORNER
Il OF Houston street, on tine block with the Ms
tropolitan Hotel and Nibo's Garden, and opposite st.
Thomas church. Tn hotel in the heart OF Broad
way, will supply great desideratum to travellers and
the public In genera-superior Accommodations ia the
best quarter the city, at moderate rates Rooms 80
cents to % day, according to location, &c bat the
higher priced apartments when occupied to their capa-
city, pgng from so TO 81 50 day each person
All single lodgings 90 cents to 81 each The pre-
Smithsonian, located at GOA Broadway, three doors
below Houston street. Is undergoing enlargement by
addition OF two spacious and buildings adjoining
and extending to Houston street, enargng the estaS
ing ACCOMMODATIONS for about four hundred guests aud
thercupon the present house viii be thoroughly reno
waited The necessary works to adapt the buildings
TO the purposes designed in rapid ward
ness and will be completed In February, OF which due
notice will be given.
The feature o. hotel the European plau far ladies
as well as gentlemen which has met with favor
viii be continued. The house will be thoroughly heated
by steam pipes Of the most approved uction
curing thus most pleasant atmosphere obviatins
every danger Of fire. the hire apparatus being located oh
the premises and under ground; and obyate every
possible cause OF alarm from fire oherw abundant
modes OF egress provided There will be q bathing
saloon with separate baths for ladies The dining saloon
will be rs by 100 feet the first floor ON Broadway
with private dining adjoining and meals furnish
Cd as ordered at prices graded to suit the nvenencs az
those inclined TO economy well the tastes " thoxo
more cxtravsgant The furniture will be all new and 90
expense spared that contributes comfort Toe a.
tabshment shall not be surpassed for the
decorum order, neatness attention and comfor, with
the present Smithsonian will not be inercred with bv
the new works and my friends and patrons are invited
SIDNEY KoPMAN
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III DOLLARS REWARp.-iDsT, A REL, sH BgowSS
~ coiored spariei dog tn White feet 80 bae ear.
and long smooth hair Whoever .i retrn a. I'm. !.
DANIEL wiiDhR, At the Pacific Hot-, befors IL ocI.
to-day (saturdayli viii receive ihs AcVys reward
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WORK FAMILY HOTEI, NEW BRIDGE STREET.
l. Ludgste Ill., London.-The above house q csnv
ts,iy situated, has excellent coffee room, ten o.
light airy bedrt oms, good smoking room, warm cold
and shower baths, always ready night porter 10 81
tendance. 6xtd charge for servants The Nes Ycxh
Herald Is Hled. THOMAS QUARfERMAINE (also propri.
Of TIE Grown and Sceptor, and ship Txvsrns 9res
wich,) tenders his grateful thanks TO HE Americas
friends for the avors he has long enjoyed ct th~s
hands and socits their continued patronage and rsco-
uendation
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HOTELS.

COI Inns HOTEL FOOT OF CANAL STREET, WILL
" let with board, three large parors Si,h gas And
Croton, and several family rooms new al most reason
able terms; also several single rooms low.
TALLaAN l. MAPE5 Proprietor.
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sAyANyAH-. r Jan = bark Tidal Wave. white, Bos
ton; brig Lsvten. ssi oarasnas' cia eark s'ras
Ss sa sss c iisf; wn ma
Oliver Lssrpool Ssrf WsIsls wGassss Better; .sl
Cohasset Toby Noriesns; I6<h. raSsoss
sALEM-Arr Jan le .chrs oneeo, Asgsy NSrlolk: y%s
smith, Crowe Philadelphia; Knghe, kcArs NforE ifsh
VIM Gregory, Crockett, do. -
WILMINGTON, NC-Arr Jan brig .NersInsy Mln. Nsw
tory, Cock, 81 Thomas; Lamartna BrgA's snd yssoss
Smith NYork; 10th schr Sea Bird, Tickot orto Rce
WARIHAM-Arr Jan IS schr 1 w Nickerson,. Norfolk.
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yTyHE NEW YORK DISpATCa FOR JANUARY 21 VIII.
Il contain an immense quantity Of interestn reading

yTyHE NEW YORK DISPATC9 FOR JANUARY 81 WILL
matter -
The Adventures Of Laura penman,
Tableau OF City Life.
An Adventure with Female Doctor.
TIE California Stage.
Sporting in Penns ylvania to avoid cholera.
Love Cure-By our Family Physician.
Letter from q vest maker.
Dresms of q smoker.
Correspondence from Sleepy Hollow.
Life Ieaves-By Nelly bly,.
Correspondence On Variety Of Subjects.
Pauline retrenchmept
Poetry, amusements, Local Gatherings, News Of ths
Week Glearings, &c.
Editorials on the Topics Of the Times Original Para.
graphs &c Price four cents Office 20 Beesman street
THE MOST INTERESTING TOPIC NOW BEFORE THE
i world, the mirror of sebastopo and map Of the
Black sea and Crmea showing the military position Of the
allied forces, views of the terrific hurricane tbs Black
Sea- battle o. Inkermann &c. beautiful coored sheet
70 by 80 inches Price 20 cents ANY paper giving the
above one insertion and sending the same to the
publisher will receive map free OF postage
A. II. JOCEIYN, 60 Fulton street.
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FT,HE AMERICAN HOTEL, CORNER OF ANN AsD
Il Nassau streets to 40 sleeping rooms
besides parlors, two dining rooms restaurant ON the
hrst hoor and kitchen; will rent the upper part a.
boarding house, without the arst floor. Apply 70
G @ PINCKNEY No Nassau streef.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


CLEARED
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Ship Mary Adsse, Morse Char es,on 1--WE Essi Co.
B Bsrs bs Bss bsaSaf .ysaa iSd
RsIS yis.s5iss. bsiGIsy; MssiIs. Sssls Hazard
B B1s ssT T 9ss 5'
ss ssns sps Il hs
sehr Rat,,e,nske, Amos Cape Hsytien, R Buck Co.
sss sr I';ss p Cohen SiiSek Jsoi.oa;ills I.,sh
sshr n Hen chester, Riehmond, u PloTson
sssamssP Phsdsphi, schenok New Orleans Jan and
steamship Crescent CITY hence for HAVANA aud
sae sss s
Or, IiIins.soa pst Georges. ser~ud.,
sasy
Wooster Baltimore days, with coal to
s Co.. Charleston with cotton r''
ssSr smith kaisis%a, t%sFf %insssn N DAYS.
s sssr 1wNSS Vide world rq f sss.
s ssSI S SsSyc q. IsrS E. EiisT$.,s u
sehr Mssl I Ions. Boston, das PASSPORT days
s sssI k:..a Ms sns fsf
sssr p pssn. YoSn,: Preyins.sg.n days
Steamer Piedmont, Pett, Baltimore, so hours.
BELOW.
Brig Mansfield" reported below 18th inst As no.
thing more has beeu heard OF her presumed have
been mistake OF the reporter for other vessel
SAILED,
There has been large fleet Of outward vessels Mt
anchor in the North river for the days waur
favorable opportunity start aud with the strong north
westcr OF this morning tho Greater of them
anonrwheh are-Ships Progress Iverpool City Of
Mobile snew) do; Conqueror do ideiia do; ysada Ant
werp Richard Alsop do Mathis, do Charles Dunton
yaR Yam hai's msr:elss; sea Lion Moneydso; barn
Wind during the day from NV.