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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31
COSMOPOLITAN
ART ASS0C lATI0N.
SECOND YEAR.


A ARRANGEMENTS for the Second Annual coliec,
fifusion Of Literature and Art, have been made on
the most extensive scale.
Among the works already engaged, is the far famed
&C CRUClFIX"
which originally coat Ten Thoasand Dollars.
II In forming thu new Collection. the dihuSion Ofworks
Of American A n, aud the Encouragement of Amerean
genius, haye not boenO overlooked, Conmissl0nShaye
been Issnsdto many Of the most distinguished Atpert-
can Artists, who will contribute soute OF their finest
productions. Among them are three Marble busts,eX
scuted by the greatest living sculptor, Hiram Powers.
George wash in yton ,the Fa,he ofhis%c country.
BenlamIn Franklin, the Philosopher;
Daniel Webster, the Statesman.
A speciuu agenthasv visited Europe aud made careful
and jndiei0us selections Of foreign works Of Art, both
in Bronze and Marble; %Sth,uary aud Choice Paintings,
The whole forming II large and valuable collection
of Paintings and %Statnary, to be distributed FREE q.
mong the members OF the Association for the aud Year.
TRIMS or ME~aREasuIP.-The paymentotFhree Dol
lars constitutes any one menber of this Association,
aud entities him to other one of theMagazines tor one
year, and also Il tieketin the distribution of the STA
tuary and Paintings.
The Iiterature issued 10 subscribers consists Of the
following Monthly Magazinesi Harper's, putnan's,
Knick erbocker, Blackwood's, Household Words,
Graham's. and Godey's Lady's Book.
Persons taking 1--WE mJinbershtpsar entitled TO any
Ave ofthe Magazines for one year, and to sir tickets
In the distribution. The net proceeds derived from
the sale OF membe rships. are devoted to the purchase
THE ADVANTAGES SECURED by becoming a
member ofthis Association, are
LIST. All persons receivethe fall ualue Of their sub
~seription at the start, In the shape Of sterling Maya
zine Literature.
Cd. Zach member Is contributing towards puJchas-
ing choice Works OF Art, which are TO be distributed
among themselves, aud are ut the same time encour
aging the Artists OF the country, disbn thousands
OF dollars throughits agency. !
Persons In r%smitting funds for membership, WI
please give their post oHes didress IN full, stating th'
monththey wlshthe, Magazineto commence, and have
the letter register red nj the Post Office TO prev entloss
on its receipt u certificate Of membership. t0gothe
with the Magazine desired, will be forwarded to an,
part Of the country. EA.
Those WIN purchase magazines at Bookstore'. vii
observe that by dining this Association, they rrseeip
the Magazine and free iieket in the annual distribution
all At the same price they now pay for the Magazin
alone. For Membership. address.
c.. Il. DERRY. Actuary c.. A., A.,
At either Of the principal Observation-Disclosures
Magazine" office, S4s Broadway New York; or West
efn ONCE, 1910 Water Street, Sandnsky. ohio.
Subscription received by 4. NJ. GEISWoLD,
Nov. 29-2On Hon. Sec, for Lancaster, Ohio.
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Mcchanic,s Tools.

SUITED to all trades and ofthe most approved make
SButcher's Cast Steel, Firmer and saeket's Gouges,
Spear and Jack sons Cast and Spring Steel Saws,
Butchers Double and Single Plane Irons,
Ohio Tool Company Planes,
Masons aud Plasters Trowls,
cooper's Drawing knives, etc., for sale cheapby
April %, 1854. JOHN EFFINGER.
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nurrv md CarrIaee NToKer.

NTILL find, at the Men Hardpars Store, opposite
Nv the Taiimaige House, one ofthe largest aud host
selected stock Of Trimmings ever opened In this mar
ket. Consisting in pat Of
100 Pieeos EnRml'd Duck and Canvass, .
Is " :" FaGcy colored do.
so /" all Wool and union Damasks
so Hides patout aud Enam'ld Leather.
Brass and Silver Plated Bands, Top Props,
Stump Joints, Lacss, Spring. Axels, etc.
Lancaster. April %, 1854 JOHN EFFINGER.
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MEDICINE AND YARIETY STORE.

MEDICINE AND VARIETY STORE.
YEJHE undersigned respectfully advertises the pub
II lie that he hason hand for sale, on reasonable terms
for cash, q eomPlste assortmentof
Fresh and Well Selected Medicine',
Comprising every crude and ehemieGl derived from tho
Vegetable, Minsraland fnipai Kingdoms, and used in
.aitOpdtkic, Homeopathic, Eclectic and b idHic practice.
Theassortmentembracesallth the -albal0ids Rssiuoids,
alcoholic and .fgUe0as Extracts, &c. &c.
His stock ofSurgical Instruments Is OF the best onality.
A Full stock Of Family Grocer es,
French and American P%erfpmcry ingreat variety.-
Havana and common Segars, Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco; bestquality of Wines. Brandtes. &c. native
andimported, for medieinalu use; strong Cider Vinegar
Window Glass and Glass Wares together with all tho
popular patent medicines, and an en- Hess veriety Of
odds and ends both ornamental and uscful, 't
Physicians prescri ptions putup with g~Teatcaro by .
competentand experienced dispenser:
NJ. z. KREIDER,
oct.Se 1854 No. JOG, Main Street, Lancaster.
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FURNITURE

UTATtNG returned to the city and erected a large
u q building in the rear Of the brick house, on tho
corner Of Broad and Chestnut Streets. one sguars South
IF the MARKET H0gSs, Intends manufacturing upon q
IN large scale pllthe various articles 1870
VI of Cabinet Furniture, Bedsteads( HfE,,N
ffand Chairs. Which he will INDEPENDENTLY
= I always on hand, together with a@A53
large assortment of Cincinnati Manufacture. HIS long
= xpeTlence in the business will enable him to have
very best Of work, and rs he intends to employ npne
but the most skillfll workmen and use the best mite
rails. be hatters. himself that he will give general sR-
tisfactionto all who may faT or him with their custom.
The public are invited 10 call and examine the .as-
softment. The entrance to the rooms is upon Broad
street. d.. X. FISHEL. &
N. r. Repairing done on the shortest notice, and In
the nealest and most workmaa'}ke manner. Charge
casonable. lancaster, May 81.
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REMOVAL.
DR. O. n. DAVIS,

WAS removed hts residence and office n the brick
buudingformerly occupied by John Stallsmith,
yasq,, south sldS Of Main Street, = doors west Of Or.
residence. October 70. ls54-93
Desirable City Property for sale.
"a TNHAT desirable property located on Wheel
tGiI ing Street, corner OF Broad Alley, being 100
VIZ feet on Wheeling by 100 feet on Broad Alley
Residence contains 0 rooms, kitchen, outhonses. BE-,
with all tho conveniences OF a family residence--also
anew aud convenient Carpenters Shop. Smoke Houae.
Stable, Sc. Terms reasonable. For further parlcu1
lars enquire Of LITTLE q O~RESBACHy,
lancaster, July 8, 1852
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TIE POETRY or PHYsIC.

YER,S PILLS, GID, sugar.
n NeK ~ ho&,0ver the palate, buttheir
A energy, although wrapped up, h
ty there, and tolls with giant force on
~ the very folnaatioRs Of disease
NNN There arc thousands of sufferers
N who would lot wc1r their distam-
HN-Eh pors II they knew they could be
p0GETFo1&HA\ cured for IS eents.-Ty AYERS
- PILLS, and YOU viii knowit
Parry tas OaOad aud disease viii be starve out
clsanse the sysLsm from impurities and you are cur
ed already.
Take tAis best OF ali Purgatives, and s~erofula, Indi-
gesion, Weakness, Headache, ~Jaundice, Rheumatism,
derangements OF the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels, all
deraugemsnts and all diseases which q purgative RENEE
ldy can rsarh, fly before them like darkness before the
Sun. Reader, 4 YOU are suffering from any Of the.na
lmerous complaints they cure-suher no more-the re-
NEEDY has boon provided for YOU, and IL Is criminal to
neglect 1t. That -sgsr's cAerFy Psetoralisthe best me-
dicine for Cough, Is known 70 the whole world, and
that dger's PiHs are the best ofali Pills, Is known 70
those who have ussd them q
These are no random statements, butare authenti-
Gated by your own neighbors andyour own Physl-
clans.
Try them once, and you willneyerbe without them.
Priee25 cents per B0x--5 Boxesfor s 100.
Prepared by De. J. C.AYER, Chemist. Lowell, Ms,
aud sold by F. Eckstein, Cincinnati; Kaufman & CO.,
and MI Krslder, Lancaster; C. F. Hamlln. Oakland;
Z. KIlb. Rushvllle, and by all nealersin Medicine ev-
ery who're. January ), lsSS-2mS6.
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HARDWARE At GREAT BARcAINslN
Cheaper than ever before offered In
Lancasters
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FINE o FOR SALE.
GLASSES.

LOOKING GLASSES. :
AN at all times preparedsto furnish LOOKING
GLASSES in Mahogany. Walnut or Rosewood
Frames. looking Glass Plates, Pictures Frames, &c.
Also, Gilt Frame, Glasses Of all sizes aud styles,
Portrait Frames, Picture France, and y general as.
OF Pictures and OIL Paintings, al wholesale
So.p wsStF sarth Street, oincSnuatS, Onso.
March e, 1eS6-M
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6 MW R& " - MAVW.

MANUFACTURES AND DEALER IN %
CTIA3RS A,EgD REDSTE AIS
WARE Rooxs, SECOND Doom East OF THE HooKISo
VALLEY BANN, ~oryoalgE REpIR, huTz d ca. STORE,
Mum Street, Lanca ter, Ohio.
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and The public generally, that he continues 10
-aAs@, manufactured and keep on hand, the Iarg-
T est and best assortmGnt of CHAIRS and
HHSfa BEDSTENDS ever offered tothe citizens
N-.HN- Of lancaster. which, he will sell at prices
Es@F4s~E overt AN can be had ut any other sstab-
NJ kH ~ mentiR the city. In connection with the
wv abov6 he keeps on hand a very large as
v snrtment of Ci1acinuati make,
which he has selected with great care. His facilities
for purchasing heterogeneous WITH manufacturers,
Will enable him to Offer all description of CHAIRS
and BEDSrEAUS atIo werprices than any other es-
adjustment. Tina attention Of Housekeepers and
others are especially invited to the great induce
meHt now held ont Ia the. way ofgood bargains. fully
satisfied that II you consult your interest you will DO
certain 10 call and examine my prices before urchas-
Ing else where. BY close attention to business and a
desire to please. and keeping a full stock and none hut
the best aud most fashionable articles. he hopes to
merit "a continuance oftbe very liberal patronage be-
stoYedby aGenerOuS public.
P.S. In tho samr bnihlinG is Mr.. g.. u ECKERTtS
e ~vtersive FURNITURE WARE ROOMS. SO that per-
sons can be supplied with ali the articles oa Furniture
necessary for houseke epine, GEORGE SMITH.
Lancaster, November 90 isJ5-eosf
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Pittsburg JunIata NaiIs, spikcs 4 Rrnds

FOR CARPENTERS.
EDLANE Irons, Chisels, and Gouges. Bench Planes,
Moulding and Bead Match and Table, Hatchets and
Hand Axes. Broad & Choppiug Axes, Drawing Knives
ofall kinds, Steel and Iron Squares, Gnages and Try
Squares all sizes, improved BoreIng Machines, Hand,
PANEL, Torment Ripping, Web and Compass Saws,
Cross Cut and Mil Saws, fol sale by
April 90, 1854. WHITE e. LATTA.
WILLOW WAGONS Ar DBAsKETS.
"A noz. French Willow Wagons,
~ 8 do Common do do.
. do, GieTop Cnbs
6 do Square and Round Cloths Baskets,
10 do Market Baskets, open and cov,d
Willow Cradles. &c
Booking Horses and Wheel Barrows,
Pat Cloths Pins aud Grass Mats, by
Aprtl29 1854. WHITE & LATTA.
AnviIs, Vicesand Blacksmith,sReIIOws
0A Anyils, Weighing from 100 to 225 pounds each
eDU Is Solid DO xed Vices,
10 pairs Blacksmith's Bellows,
sledges, Hammers, Borax, &c. for sale by
April 90, 1854; WHITE e. LATTA.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-Y0RK...."..M.Tch


s,esmsArs-Florid- Woodruff Savannah s L. Mitchll,
NsshvilIs berry Charleston, Slo9oFd nleston Co
Shirs-Nirtesots Deshon. Mobile, Robson Eosdek on
Cslon, Lowe Callso 4. Lsddi T. b. FORBES, Ballard EAs
rSie: Coolidge Co West Point, Harding, Liverpool
C. Csrew +. Austin, Gsrck Liverpool sp0so'd' he''os
& CO, NArles Killey, Toulon, G. c, Duncan 90 49,,
Bsts-B HsIlett Little Mobile, Layton Hurbuti kahy
Warns Montevideo, r. 7. Buck.
briEs-F Eugene, Spear. PoiDtsPere snow q b1rre~i
Mary Bacon, Charleston. Duahsm Dlmoni w 4; hioey,
Hughes Rio Grande, Kibby Mehee "hsm T. n9fn n
NArtnique j. Perkins; BOhio Rice Port Prnce n pels
6.d; NJ Lowell Huntley, Curacao Doyae Co rnneetse
Allen Falmouth. C. L. Peters T. REMINGTON, Se Eyer
ST. Marks Brode & Peites. Breeze Ouerondse, kehmo1&
|. b. Ssger Co. -. . nv ~,
schooners-sunny South, Weeks Washington. II. MAJ
thews; Statesman Wicks AeNsndfs, Abbott Dodge Co
Ralne Hickey jacksonville, Thompson Hunters josiah
AShorn Merrill p, n ell Prince 5. Duncan; In lestor White
Issusyra j. Lee CO. Sarah Mara, Jones' Havana On!
n sr1 w A. Ellis Nichols, Charleston, Doiner Potter
A r. Pharo Fakenberg Charleston an brunt ssaght J.
T. Boyd. Mathews, plymouth, { P.esson ). rof.y's
Uones Riehnoud C. H. PieGsoni ;. Parker Rogers INC
mend C. H. Pierson J. r. spoaord Louss'rret kieh@oIS
ard Saght; Staten Islander Palmer, Fail RIVER
Haven. .- 1,... III 81,
sooIs-Amercs Burton Providence, rniser Thomas Hull
master; Harvest Corson, Providence, master
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DIED..

RELI-On sundsy morning. March 2 Of Inflammation OF the
lungs ABRAHAM BELL, aged 20 years
sre friends relatives of the family invited to attend bis
funeral o'clock m ID day, the 4h inst at Friends
Meeting House Rose street.
PARISH-At his residence in UDionsqusTe Sunday morn
ing March 2 HENRY PARISH, esq
e relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral Tuesday afternoon az O'clock from
Grace Church, (Broadwsy) without further invitation
sMeRoBERTs-In wiismsbnreh, on Saturday morning
March A. ANDREW McROB ERTS, aged IS years
he eiiyes and friends the family invited attend bis
funeral Monday afternoon at O'Clock from his late resi-
erce cor Smith and Frost without further notice
MANsFIELD-On Sunday morning March 2 after lingering
Illness H g. MANSFIELD, In the SSth year of his
srhe relative s and friends OF the family the Fire De oartmen
and the various Societies which attached respect
tally invited attend his funeral from hisste residence, With
ont further invitation Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
Funeral will DC performed at St Stephens Church
corner Of Chrys;e and Become streets.
NlDDLETON-in Brookly Saturday morning March
HELEN MARGARET, wife Of Alexander ?. Middleton.
sThe funeral will take place her late residence Csssou
avenue Monday At o'clock The rensins will be
.ken 70 Greenwood Cemetery
YlsrysvIie Cal aud PhnadelpIis papers please copy
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Nv TeleQPaph.

HIGHLANDS OF NAvEsTNK, March 2.-The brig Linz.
came Ashore Os mile north Of Scan Inst at sOep 49,. ga "a
sugar and moasses She su Of water vita her bows olm
beach The all saved. No other vessels are s0~
north Of squan Inlet.
PER AHEzIcAl BosToS, March isn
iyreG-At Liverpool the 18th, the sySanus B .nca.s
Capt. Blanchard. Ocean Belle, Capt ksleIan and unss
Capt Borand from New OrleaLsj the Poeseon,s, ~.
Woodersol from Noble; the Intrinsic, Capt Mcfsntbe -
Brown. PeFee, Of saysnDshj Huron, Well. from Snafi
On the l5h Ellen Bates, El"ood, NewOTeans Enea "''
Arrived al Antwerp on The 18Th Matilda Lee and Mary No
tlda, CoOmbs, from New-fo rk. ~vott
Arrived in the Scheldi l5tb Atlas. Mckay from Newton"
ANA a. TTssie FEB Isl, Commander from S.xyst'
lth Cleopatra, NswChesns sth Lancashire from ss'"
Arrived at Malta Feb. lst Harvest Queen, HOrton, h's
Constsntnople. sd sailed for Nev Orleans Ia
Arrived az London 18th, Guiding star Hale. from Cs<s@
Oct. /; Charie, Hill Hale, from Calcutta sept oi css s
Csleuts Spencer and nst,os, De COmpos, from Nesi@
l6ia Rhine NeOus, from New Yofk Moses DavsnP'n "
euits, Oct, y; sonora, Calculus, Oct. 70. Axh
Ar. at Deal 18th, De,onshrs, from NewYork land -
AT At Belfast 18Th Samuel Moxley Jr from Newod'D
SD rom Ii erroo 18th, Ari. for Trieste; M.rc.e ~
ler Savannah Emily St Pierre, Charlestoni Bntaan'
SID from Antwerp st Richard Mor.e l2h untos;l Ss
Et~ end Sea LsIk-sll for New-iork; and L0'"-
sailed from Deal lOh, G. B. Lamar for Ne~.YSf '''
sailed srom Gis.sow I2th European Tor Nevotisssa~
Sailed from Genoa LEI Feb, j. c,skie Tor Sss .ns s
Clesr.d from London on the eta the Ocean ouseA'
fEurn Deal 18th.
Cleared In London i4th, Gsnses fer Calcutta
Sailed from Grsvesend 18th WsEburtoa for Boscn o,ns
cleared from Liverpool i2rh, Monmouth for Neg.ssss
Albright. Mobile Santa Claus. Bos;on; lsh D. 'N
keV-Orleaus; lf,h, Rome, Phlsdephia .a.1 lys
PIT back to Lisegpoo. iith, Donald Mckay, whc'
fur Mobile.
UrsiSTERs -. MehE
Lv-rroo Feb. 1.-THE Mobis, Capt Stewart W. y. Iasst
&C. this port with cotton struck the west coast , sv
Of lsay beat reef and remains with msinss vos2
AID the vessel severely injured The cargo and n's'sn~
b. saved -. Gr~b
Milford. Feb. li-sesreely any OF the cargo VI INC
Duke cau be saved. ..-.n shr
Drosheda Feb l2-The Independence. an AneInSss5.
Stranded az sytowu I'd jan lies safely o. ssie
ANTwLRP FEB. 9-The bark Prudence Of soas .inkrS
from Liverpool for NewYork, fallen In WIN "a hy ~
roud,on Jan II. and the eleven men tkesa
Julia ard, Cspt. Cole arrived here from Ne~o"
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The Atlantic to-day takes out specie, but the
three quarters of million to million, nearly all for
French account.
The Galena and Chicago Company have elected
Vice-President Mr.. Brown, OF the Directors. who
viii act in the absence of the President. This is an
improvement which has been much needed. We per-
ceive by communication published to-day by cOtem
porary that some of the dividends due lst February
and new stock paid for ls January have not yet been
received here. The whole management of this divi-
deud has been outrageous and should bring about
removal Of The officers who are responsible for il.
There VII be an attempt to do this hear, al the
next election OF the road ..self The Chicago Free
Press says:
"The Galena Road Erst demonstrated that owing to
te cheapness with which railroads could be built over
ou- beautiful rairie and the further fact that the
sources oftLe country would at furnish them with
an immense business railroads in Illinois would pay
large profit 10 the stockholders and hcEce Eastern
capitalists were willing to invest their mems in these
pubic improvements.
cit was Originally intended that the road should be
bull. 10 GaeRa bat arrangements have beer made TO
run Their west of Freeport the Illinois Central
Road ard therefore terminates at Freeport. The
distance from Chicago u Freeport is l2 mites. Ii runs
through an excellent country, aud hiss along ts line
several AouriSl ing cities and towns, which contribute
LARGELY 10 It's business and thai of this city, How
teniye and profitable that business has been IS sAown
by the fact tbst in the New-York market Galena has
FOR some time been the leading railroad stock.
The following isbe shows the receipts of tbs
rad for the wear sysiiDo Dee. 81 1855:
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Arrived.

T. : Mail s,csmsb,p Arsro Lines Havre and Southampton
Feb 49, passengers and mdse TO NJ Livingston lsee ne"s
T. S Mail steamship Marion, Foster, chsrleson %ase and
10 miles n Of Body isIand exchanged Signals With
steamship Southerner hence for Charleston ,,--.
70 s sn,s s.rSn sne co Feb % lat s. lon n 10 .POs
hrq Msngus y ds from Attakspas for Richmond TIE J.
h Bsts A.. fsh woa St Marks Il d cotton &C. Br
4 Peues Experienced heavy weather on the passage . n
BARK jasper Bennett Charleston ds cotton Nc 70 Dun
Big John Alfred of Pit;stOn), Perry Havana Feb v,
Newport where she put in for with sugar and tobacco
TO ~ sister Experienced heavy weather; lost ssis sc
Brg Lucy Atwood tof NewBedfort Chase ssvsnnsh Feb
ls and ds the Breskwater timber to master ExPen
BTs join Jones Mills Charleston d., cotton and rice
Big NSaisks, Lunt, St JasO de Cuba Jan IS via New
Bed0c where s a pu. o%sI H. 20 s CITY BY .saStus sa
Schr Louisa Dyer (of Rockland) amlson hns'on Jam
Feb H. coffee pimeno, logwood &c. TO g. L. Hatch Feb
a. Montsuk bearing NE 10 miles passed eTe s9a AZ sea
about 200 sunA took from the hea' 0' hs'
piece Of double stay and blocks, "a ~. .o.-. =.
Sehr Moses Taylor (5astedl Smith Boston Is hours mt
schr Traphepia, Leely Virginia As oysters bound TO
s~br Emma Hotchki.s, Goldsmith Virginia oysters bound
scSr' Harriet Neal Hunt Lubec, via Newport d. lsA'
sehr John Boston Lingo Savannah ds cotton to serantO'
sbt a Baker Cof HaryFch) Baker Falmouth Jam % ds,
and Dis the Breakwaer. pImento &C. 70 A. H. sosomo
Sehr Martha Russell of Ipswichl West Matsnls 70 q.
lost two lbs bowsrrit gear, Sid. in with bnss ss,
Foau for Portiand James Davis Staples for New York, AMI
Caroline White White, for Boston.
Schr Lydia B Burke, Halifax 10 d., fish to j. Hunter
Co. Had heavy weather Al,
sehr : J Wsring, Smith, Savannah ds' cotton to Nc
Cready Mott Co. =
Scl Samuel Pearsell ighter Graft, from the wreck
bark John Stroud, At ROeksway - -
schr yolsnt, Pierce Norfolk via Newport Has had very
heavy weather -.
Sc6r Wocott Bearse Boston, ndse to Dayton sPrsss
Schr Stsrt Kelley Hsrwich, fish
Schr Julius " ebb. Lowell New London.
Sohr Prowess soule Virginia
schr. Black Squall, Lee, Norfolk d.
/ Schr Cumberland, Chase, Norfolk Dis.
Schr Onward, Smith, Boston ds.
sAILED-stearships Atlantic, Eldrdge, Liyerpooli Es
ida Saypnnah; Nashville Charleston Roanoke Norfok shs
sunny South Wills Rio Jsneo; bark Amelia, Davis, BAHIA
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Passengers Arrived

In soazatip fr19o, from HERE Gsd SsuitanDas-Arz.
NJ Eastman lady children and servant Mis- Lsns Mrs
Babbit and children, Miss Bates. Z. Well lady and
Mr. Lsnson and servant, Miss Lsnson Ms W Trsvers w
Lsmson W. Lan-on, G. Lsuson, r. Opoenneir1 W Ses;or
W. seateD H. Sell m4n and sdy T. H. Scheucx Bearer Of
g. Koeris ard lady, h. KOens and LADY Mss Ba,e.. j.
Csthsls, Durch /. Bum Il Adolf T. Nevggss b. Hoser,
Child BeFsn, Dupus 5. Leber J. T. Wheeler. j. Heck
aeay, Stevens, W. Tuner, o. Penlcn, Mrs Turner. Miss
W. Funk Philadelphia Capt C. w Bueh. A. Capeley Bal,
rnorei & Baum. q. Lewis A. Goddlo j. De h.sssrc and
lady Lebaard ~ Lebstari Liable Zssa, Miss MssuieEe,
De Marc, de BetsDcoGrt c. Paiss L. Chaqvst france
Sachs A. ArEbAeher, Bsser, \. VII, L. Ne~oerEer r
ha:1ng G. sealez and lady, Miss Gross Germany Miss
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SUNDAY. Maroh Pm.

The Stock market was not very active to-day, ana
exhibited no very important features. Quotations
we're strong geNerally and at the close the tendency
was upward. Yor Erie So was bid, which is i'm.
pgoyement Reading, 92i 80, which is trife better
Eow-york Central sod a. e2. The business of Febr.
arr we hear was large, notwithstanding the embay-
rsSS,nent OF lie bad wrsther aud SHOWS. The bridge
connecting this road with The Hudson River we have
rumou fS"Ds Albany viii certainly be chartered. Cum
bcrGnd improved from the lox prices Of Friday, and
closed at "a. Nicaragua WAS active, and advanced
y cent. = purchase OF l, 900 shares was made at
the Second Beard at Sls, buyer sixty. The seller
months sales continue. In Western Stocks the mar
ket was frm and the demand fair. Galena improved
: y cent; Michigan Southern ce0t; Cleveland and
Toledo y cent; Mississippi and Milwaukee /, sc.
The March earnings VI these Western roads will un-