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In steamship Aha, from Lt.srpco1M, Wilson On and ID LADY.
nine children MIRA o. Smith, MIS- Jno En-
nestine Mr. Lucan children and two nurses two Misses
Wood Mrs scheehon daughter and son Miss Green miss
Mary Richardson, Mr. E. Wilson, child and nurse W. hansh
ton Dr. Thomas Cen T1Soge lady and two &
OFT Mr. p Erton Mr. O. Johnston and lady Mr. John Ogden
Mr. Wilson, Miss Fezzerd, Miss O. A. Cromwell, T. Johns w
wsdA Barker Barbour and lady Hqmsston, Qaacksnbush
D9tchin,on servants Robert Hutchinson, Mr. Glen.
- J. o: Keamey, X: Ridge, p: Simpson, Nj. Hancoci,
1870, C. Taylor Jos McJsy j. Pippin Capt T Pippin,
an. : Mr. mr., MA sna MN \.
Lo:ey Misdsd and Lsdy Mr. B. r. srMSSurE Mr. vi "
Lord, Mr.. George Aobb Mr. y. Msn, Mr. 8 r. Asburey,
Mr. Stewart Mr.. GODDARD Mr. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Menen.e,
VIM: s.nderson Mr. Hobson, Mr. T Black, M e. Hayne.
Mr. Robinson MI C. Stevens and daughters Mr.. John
Bishop Mia Brown Miss Lewis Miss Nerssns Mr. r. Vim
cent Mi:: Pew. and child Mr. John Hn.wsysI Mr. Mar
Mr. Oliver Grsce Mr. and Mrs Tins and two children, Miss C.
Cockbill.
honteyideo, Jas. Boyes Of Baltimore.
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ton TaIlnsn. No dsts, lat a. Ion n 30 spot. ia.
from Cudepss bound TO Boston, captain and mate
the I, yer making for Norfolk VIII
Brg Sol, mon Eaton tof Portland, Wa rs,hs rs.,a
g, Thomas Is day.. salt TO Rms, ynIn, IA s ~
Island In co. al org maria for Cape Hayt
Brs Pi obe A. Page t0f Booth BayI Lewis AlexKndna
days, cool To Cam berlAnd Coal and Iron Go.
Bog Abby Tha1ter (of BsnEorl Wswel RIO de Jsners
Sanford The U. brig Bainbhdge sd Aar Tor he sss
Sebr Mara Jewett (Of BrOokhsvent Cooper, Tsrraoaa
Spain so days. wine TO Stewart Brusniere, vessel 70
eager. n,vp s.. -.
scbs r GTiee Rhodes Charleston dAys cotton ma.
ter 18th inst 8 lou. IS 57, spoke barb hssJ ts
sehp W% E. Iessett Gibson Fredericksburg idsy ic
sehr Walter Raleigh Msnkin Savannah days cotton tor
seh, Mot, Bedel simOn'On, Georgetown &C. 'ds.Aex
sebr s Andrews. Putnam Washington, n c., days M
z,or o h. Blossom Son
Sehr Poesbonts. Boser Charleston days cotton 10 Sem.
sehr Surprise Cole City Point days, four te, to Hu.
'e sehr Medor. Dav. Brootve. SC, days. naval 'ors.s
seSG Ben Henden, Wilmington, NC, days, nav. sss
TO T.. S. Powell ,,,, -. No
naval stores TO MeCresay, Mott Co =
schr b. n Hawkins Grifn, Charleston days, wheat "a
sch, ~ l. Lowell Boston, md.e. to W, Hereh.
Sehr Mary E. Lewis, Taylor, CAPE Shns. as p'soss
sehr Delixht. Lord, Baltimore days, coal
p,oreiIer Beverly Pierce Philadelphia
PROPELLER Wamsnta, Nye, New Bedford. =.
Propeller O.eols, Clark, Providence
Propeller Decatur, Geer, Norwich.
Propeller Seneca, Chaulker. Hartford
BELow-One bark and ONE brig.
WIND-During the day, B.
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,av ose Of Peace and Good win and M ms c haTS
short to T sSs SSt be- resting
upon C" ms Frc%ent was born at savannah ee"rgs on
bs Ss Of January 1919 and cons ~s q, rm e
present unT ~ - Of full manhood, with noble expe
o. m resh upon HIM of tic people in the br al.
f ssi sense Of e expression with his sympaiA"
for humanity; bitter prelodees % war his iudg.
ing only TO the eternal laws of Justc' 1 anu Go Ii.
Guide he stands at the present tr aa%
He'd 10 represent to the world a,;ams tbe ty"e Rcnnb
lican sentiment Of this gle , n I'n;on ''
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R. NJ steamship Asia Lott, Liverpool eth Inst mdse snd
pass L. Cupard Sept ioo pm, pss.sd sts.r.hip
ten I7h pm, Lat 10 40, lon. II 10, passed T. NJ steam
Steamship JAMESTOWN Parrish, Richmond and Norfolk mdse
and pass. to Ludlsm 4 Pieasants. III r.
Sheldon Norton Co. Has aston Of north
ery and esserly winds Ilth lat 81 g. Ion re a. spoke bark
a. in Cudenas Michael Hayand, ehiemste died In the hos
ptL 7th John Hughscn died ;Ans a. while lying alongside
the wharf blowing hurricane compelled cut aud
run came 70 In the bay In two athcms water with both
anchors ahead with 45 and 70 fhoms chain out with which
she dragged ashore aerwsd OF without assistance
vessel badly ehaied and copper u the bottom -
Bark Seneca (of Baltimore) Feenbagen Moneveio July
&C. hides hair &c. to N Rogers Co. ofBlnore vessel 70
master Experienced light ~ winds the passage; sid in co.
with U. 8. ship Germantown for Rio Janeiro. " 7
BsIk Loopnit Dutehl Bumeeser, Amsterdam Is d. ndse
and pass. to Funch 4 Meincke
Bsrk Exse frisby Savannah 10 dsys wheat stursss
pHk EawSd, Jones' ssyaanaA dsys Gotten, IT,, 70 strsa
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

Cleared.
ships-Scotland Burke NewOrlesns, N H. Brigham; 0sz'
etrrr Gerard London c. L. Castle Mason Bates Shedisc
c. c. Duncan; H. burlington, Hnckeeman Neworiean'
B.rt.-ssTsb Stevens Curacao; Demil Hosy Savannah
Demil Co Pen (Br) Daniels. Malta, Scsmmon Thomp
Schooners-R. Secor, Buell. Richmond, G. n. usrson
John Price Price Baltimore MAILER Lord Cneresni Gum
berlsnd Chase Georseewu Jas Hand Black Monster Town.
send Aen.nd5a D%ond rnHsa Se Ksvsn.ush &c.
john n B., Kelly smith; Susan E. Or M.hon g John,
Phillips; r. Reed Crosby, St. John, NIB De Wola start
Orisnns Tuttle Richmond C. PeIson Sawsses anason,
Georgetown Van Brunt slAeht Gsots Bacon rrede,cts
burg Van Brunt Sasht r. H. DAILY, Che'tss Whiamseue
master. , N p,, M
Washington, Kinney Somerset j. b. Edwards W.
II Bowen Hsllock Providence, L. Kenny: ,
Proyerf-IronTdes Vandeveer Philadelphs ia N Briggs
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Adver ,,.,,1
FACTS W. .cu ARE KNOWN,

rbs nnSs,.,pss ESREoIYrEit Apn",onaphd dep
men, and bis Par dan artist. from hi. old pl.ss, spt No.
Sss BIosdw his AID .,n c. re public TO the
fact that al. ee. PsGIss 9 TSs.e m desiring .af Psorc
{" anything beioIs ex ~ awsRoTYP,s executed By
% o. Ssed would d. ssS w au % oe ee sn to- to
Themselves. Reception On hIt pYy d. PRrDRcKs
LOT. M "a. Chimney 4 Fredercks, Ne 5ao Ptoadway,
Late ou'"'' Opposite MetTr politan Hotel.
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IAdverti.ement.,
y.nr1v QUALITY AND STYLE, SEPT. 18th.

U"ODs
,.,.,on for the Au.unn Of 1855 the three great e'-
Inihe hen considered Indispensable 10 complete a.
,nent and undersigned feel assured mat he' ocA
comprising - y...~ poxxrr.
FRENCH F1owERs AND fEhIhEhsi
STRAW CHENILLE LAeEs
AND TRIMMINGS,
;.,cb. In ,tyle and novel in design, but recon-
nc r., those for the most fsstidous tastes
mepa ie'' '" IDE, FELT HALL,
Nos. 0 aud IL Park place, near Broadway.
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advertisement

FACTS WORTH KNOWING.
GpRNEy's Colored photographs unsurpassed.
GuRNEY's Plain Photographs are perfect gems
(uRsEy's psgserreotypes never equaed .
URsEvs establishments 10 the oldest and most extensive In
Tie world.
GVRsEy has 10 connection with any other establishment
GuRxEy has removed branch OF his to
apy part Of the city. -. go
SuxEEY Testimonials Of bis sk than
ether srtist In the profession. - -
yHkEy PALACE Of AsT s ut No. SfS Broadway corner OF
opsyd street.
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Renorfed hu telegraph.

NEw.ORLEAys Sept l7-Cotton weak but without qnosole
decline sale. to-day baes demand good Corn ha; de-
cned l0c BUSH Mess Pork SITTER and quoted AZ OIL A
as advanced and IL selling In tierces at l4c. ,,, -.
OswEeO Sept The market for FLog. and Ean,ssfs to-
NewYork unchanged: Wheat l3c Corn lotc Lake Imports
IN the twenty hours up to today zgo Dds
57e4 bush Wheat Is $50 do Corn Canal Exports IN te
anne time: 2l7s bbls Flour 49, bu'h Wheat A4i4 BUSH
Corn, l792 do. Barley |.
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fAdvertisement
MORE CROWDS MORE EXCITEMENT

fourth davis voting at BARNuns MUSEUM yesterday lively
and The excitement remains undmnisned
and he visitors cry Fremont" Fillmore" and bu
cbsusn as naturally the polls Superb entertainments
there ~ usual this afternoon and evening
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Receipts Of PreAacc.-SErr. IL.
Bv Noy Rsrey Boat-0 800 bbls Flour 900 bush Wheat
"A Corn do Oats 50 pkss Ashes ga do whisky
BY Eric Ratoad-l79o bbls Flour, $40 pigs Whisky, Jul
bags Barley.
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Advertisement
A WORN TO DYsPEPTICs. OXYGENATED

il sure remedy for Dyspepain all its various forms
I'd General Debility having the highest Testimonials ever gwen
n favor of any medicine in the world
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fAdvertisement.J

YOUNG ARTISTS, in order to ascertain sci
enafeay to what particular branch Of art they may be BY
nature adapted and be most successful should consult
competent Phrenolog By receiving early and reliable adj
vice much time may DO saved reputation and profit gained
Charts with written descriptions Of character, aud advice
sjvsa daily by Mr.. FowLsR, No. 3o8 Broadway.
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IAdvertisement.
A PTRFUMED BREATH.-Wkat lady o.

a IEkFUMkD hot tuuy VI Bcutic-
would remain under the Of dsagcsabe breath
whsn By using the BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS dsnt
fes would only render II but leave the teeth whts
ssesster Many do not know their breath bad
and the suescth dshcats their friends will msntien IL
ee teeth night and mcrsns 5csnt bottle win Less year
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PHREN0LoGY.-Examinat with charts and
written descriptions Of character, given daily By Prof FowLKR
s the Physiological Cabinet No. sos Broadwsy, two blocks
sloys the Park Private for Gentlemen and Ladies'
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some orders for Illinois Central Stock a. ID Bonds. linn
tied too low for execution, Iu .esard to American
Stocks, the circular =, Mr. S.tterthwaite saws:

Tier pas e' s.hsr doing In American Railroad secu
rities ~ L on during pas. week and the market cleared
o man II Mich lad been Offering atlow prices This
10 b. yyond, rcd the Of interest which really
.eund thnts aye yielding strong indueenent To inye'
csyiial. - ,,e... ,,
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Markets. .CARIYuLLY REPORT I'd FOR The TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY, Sept. IA, 1855
AsHES-The market Il inactive for Pearls 81 IS Pots
are 6rm sales VI 20 bbs at 81 SIT
COTTON-Under the Asia's the market 10 buoyant,
with moderate business comes In very slowly and
the old here becoming quite Our quotations
below the views Of holders at the close but general
advance has yet been established we make no change.
SEw-yoRK CLASSIFICATION.
UplsndsL NO
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iAdvertisementI
FOR RESTORING THE HAIR, use

LYox's kATHAiReHt
For Preserving the Hair,
LYONS kArRAiRoH;
Fer Besuhfyips the Hair
LYoE's KATHMRoS.
The immense sale Of LYoSs kArEAIkox, neatly LOCO eos
Aotses per year. Its excellence and Be-
yspd question: the finest Prspsstson for the Hair made
HraTa, wYNKoOP.k Co, No Go Lbsrtya. NY.
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MINIATURE ALsfASAc..... THIS DAY.
SuY-Rises... 5:+5 Sets....... 6:02 MooS-Rises 81
HIGH wArER.............TH THIS DAY -,
candy Hook. l09 Gov Island. IL :09m He'll Gate ll:o
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lAavertisemcnt.]
BRADY's GALLERIES
lAdveytisenent.I

PBorosRArHs, AaBRorypEs, and DAeuERxEoTYPEs
Nos 2e5 $50 Broadway.
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IAdyeytissusntl
COINTEREErTERs ANn IAfposruna

are cautioned sssnss articles be of the
nature Of the BALM THovsANp FLowrss y, nerss,ons
s ~. . 1 ~. the popularity
IL genuine uness signed By fErRiDGs Co For 49, ~ N
respectable druggists who own down counterit-s ma In
posters. 20 i - -
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IAdvertisement.l

A superb Photographic Portrait Of GEORGE PEA
BODY esq., banker has Just been added to the col
se,on Of b. BRADy Nc $50 Brosdwsy Thomp'ons
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tAdvsrtissmsn I

YOUNG GENTS HATS.
A new and beautiful style jusfis. by
BEEBE Co.,
No. l4 Broadway.
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fAdyertisementl

SELF-lMPRovEMENT.- - Valuable Books for
young people advertised BY FowLERs WELLS SOC Broad
ray Education Complete Hopes aud Helps The Way. Of Life
&c. should be In the hands every young Man Woman
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beside which, the holder Of each share would have an
interest in 1000 900 acres of land, worth at SIS
acre. $50 y share. Presuming therefore, that these
figures anywhere the mark, the prospects of
the holders of Stock very fatterng for they est
mate that after paying up the entire amount y share
the sales of land would redeem the debt, and go v
cent of the Stock, leaving the proprietor 20 p cent
dividend on 800 for an outlay Of so y share.
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The Republicans of the Ninth Ward have opened
free reading-room at Bleecker Buildings, to which
they would invite the voters of the Ward who are
friendly to the election of Fremont and Dayton. Doc
uments will be at all times acceptable.
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COMMERCIAL NAZIE,R.S.



l,0eo Tenn. Sc. Sc, $50 go. s
1900 do. s
1000 Virginia Sc ......... :
10, 900 Mo. S. ste ss. 80. .b60 6
IL, coo do. .b3 3
1000 Erie RR. Cow. b., III 9
10, 900 d0............... 3
1000 Erie RR. bds., 49,. 9
1900 Hud. Riv. RR.1st Mt. 9
70, III. Cen. kR. BIDS. AS 9
5000 do. $50 8
10, 900 do. 3
$500 do. ..s3 0
1900 Ill Freel'd Bds W p..le
5 Importer 4 Tra0sb 10
5 Psrk Bank. 10
Is Del 4 H9d Cnai Co. ..l2
GOO Mich Central r. n. 40 q
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SECOND BOARD.

tas th THURSDAY, Sept. 1872. N.
The movement in Erie continues to be the feature
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GiLBEhr 8. SAVAGE, Auctioneer. -
ARGE and neremnfary SALE THIS DAY. q

Lic. q m, BY BAGLEY SAVAGE. =. their s.ls.'ses
been made large and prime lot Of SusssWhits Rfss
Leht Brown and Brown, Fine Teas Green and Black
dsmijchu Csret, Pale Sherry and Madeira Wines Cese ~
Cofnsc 900 Crsrs various brands The above FOODS WI
Be sold in lots suit Country Merchants Hotel and ksasfs's
Propretors .IH
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r A N E g. 20 r T = x
Win open This Morning another lot Of those beautiful
STELLA SHAWLe,
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AUCTION NOTICr.--yery attractive eollec.
n ton ofFURNrTURE. ke., will be sold by 7. MORRILL,,
AuetioneeI THIS MORNING.. iot O'Clock By e.isof1s
his No ~ Nasau between Fulton ana john.
Fsmli-. dealers &c. will attend promptly, ~ no delay or es
ponensnt shall occur more genen variety rssiy oass
auction-ueyer private sseineludne best Velvet and
Bmsses Carpeiing (Enssh Secretary BedsteAds Suites
epsmeed Furniture, with Fancy Articles, - ornaments &c.
Examine catalogue.
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II would be difficult and too hazardous to follow out
the calculation Of the effect of the redemption of the
$l7 COO Bonds but if judgment be correct that
500 eco acres will redeem ultimately, the entire
bonded debt; and, allowing that the growth of the
traffic the line 10 receipt of $40 900 mie neces-
STATED the calling up Of 800 y share the account
would stand thus:
Capital ITO shares at 100000
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T. c. HoVGsros, Auctonesr
A fiction NOTICE-We would call the atten-
n ton of the public the auction sale THIS DAYM III
coch of the entire stock OF rich Cabinet Of
Mess vrede Co, No. sos Broadway few doors ABOVE tAs
Mefropolitsn Hotel.
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Nearly 10 y cent dv'd stock. $4,000
On the LIST January, 1860, the Freeland Bonds will
be extinguished, and the present Floating Debt est
mating the wants of the Company for capital expend
ture, for equipment &c. A call of - v share, tho
account will stand thus
Capital no 900 shares at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ss,5 oN
Construction Bonds. $lI,OO,OV
Freelapd Bonds. ................. None.
floatng Dept'.,'. None.
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earnings Of the NewYork Central Railroad during the
months of August 1855 and 1856:
1855. 81, 0B %
Increase. .......................$l4256 y
The receipts Of the Wilamsport and Elmira Railroad
for the month Of August, 1855 ere..........sH0o 600
August 1855 1900
Increase, 50 cent. 5000
This company commenced carrying coal on the 9Th
inst and the tInnsge Of that article alone is from 400
10 600 tuns daily. The coal trade of the Willamsport
and Elmira Railroad next year will it is stated reach
I5O, GOO to 20O, 600 tuns.
private sale has been made Of $50 900 of La Crosse
and Milwaukee 8 y cent Bonds to-day, taken by a
Swiss banking house for Europe. The limited number
remaining are held at 90 Bearing y cent interest,
and being frst mortgage Of go 600 y mile, on road
earning 20 y cent y annum, net they are a rst-cass
security.
The private letters by the Asia do not differ mater-
ally from the printed accounts. Money was in active
demand, but there no difficulty in obtaining il at
current rates The orders for American securities are
to moderate extent including 1000 shares Eric and
the above $4,000 La CrVsse Bonds. There are also
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The Independent gives the annexed list OF failures
assignments, &C.: < ,,..,.
Mclaughlin Mcshane NewYOrk City, failed Liabilities
about foD,VO - ,, ..u... a..
bill lee about S60,000 90, A.. - 49,,
Geo W W. NJ Belts. New York City, suspended and are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02
CoNsrMrroy OF 'oo1roy IN THE UNITED srArn.

The quantity taken from the receiving ports by
lecturers is called the consumption. Ths amount in
their hands the 31ss OF August In each year. is gov
rned by the prospects o, the next CROP the state
Of the money market, &C., &c. This being q cheap
year for money safely put dswn the consumption
Of tie United States at bales This undoubted
ly extravagAnt but would rather be than under
the mark We also estimate increase in Russia OF 600
bales increase in Fauce 600 increase in other parts
of Europe 75O 600 bsles-tctal zoe 900 bales which,
added to the increase in the United States makes Ag
gregae OF 500 goo bales Ali this Great Britain will
get at her price, for there other competitor In
the field We cannot hold tbs surplus this side of the
Atlantic We have capital TO spare for that purpose
and tt alternative but to put 1t into the ports o.
Great Bi ain upon such terms the capital It's and
ufacturers Of that country may de'ermnine. In The
event of speculative in cotton opening
England upon the declaration Of resce may look for
prices being sustained, but without such influence
the large supplies Of the material must have
favorable effect the market value. The estimates all
point large CROP The figures range from 300 900
10 900 bales The largest crop raised was in
1862 1853 when it exceeded III, and quarter mil
lions Of bales.
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stock rather than pay It. The concern 10 now under
New York management The stock win not sell for any
thing
The annexed statement exhibits the growth Of cotton
in the United States in each o. the past twentyons
years.
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COTTON CRops OF Tbs UNIFIED STATES.

The consumption of cotton in this country in each Of
the past fifteen years. accord ng to returns made from
the ports exclusive Of the inland consumption was
follows
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HtHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA sTEAMsH
Company intend sailing their tavortte sseamships-
CITY OF BALTIMORE, 2s67 tons, Cap. Robert Lelteh-
CITY OF WASHINGTON, 2s60 tons, Capt Vim. Wyko
CITY OF JESTER. 2W0 tons. Capt r. G. PERKS.
Saloon $50 $66 and 80, according 70 state rooms.
limited number Of third clas passengers will be tax
hom Philaceph and Liverpool, and found IN provisions.
Prom Philadelphia. $50 From Liverpool
Parties w1shing bring their ends can obtain cert
Gales Of passage and drAfs Liverpool fu Of 81 ser
and upwards. Apply 70 O0RN g. DALE, Agent,
II Walnut ctrest PhilAdelphia
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r LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP col
~ peny No. II Walnut street. Philadelphia, March I8s6
Notice 20 passenguw and iaportera-fhe Steamship UI3
or BALTIMORE, 2464 tons, 800 horse power, Captain
bert Lech Ia intended 10 resume he sainGs from xverp1
for Phiadephia during the month Of April,
cRn be got from he French government with whom her
ned Of service i expiring A coon q he precse q
Of eating bs fixed, WIN appear n DE adverdsemsnts
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At the second Board the piarke. more buoyant.
Erie Rairosd was up % per cent; Hudson Railroad 4,
Cleveland ar Toledo, 4; Panama Railroad, "a; Nicaragua
1ssnsft sold at 1 seller three days this afternoon The
arrival Of the steamship Daniel WEBSTER At Now Orleans
kom San Jusn del Norte all tears regarding her
seizure She reports the departure of the Star of the
West frcm San Juan for New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

E'OR HAyRBs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oOI
II pany.-fhe French screw steamship ALMA, 400 u
burhen Jeanne commander will leave for the above port
Saturday. April - at O'Clock, PRECISELY. from pier No
andir pIovi.ons, as Bsssas. .ot vented during e
below" 10 freight VIII be AIKEN AFTER Thursday, he III
nor w any be received On board unless p
half ounoe) win be received at the Office until the d
Of sailing to call the attention fshppers the dn
vessels. The following steamships eomposing this hne
sdOo cpc Irancos A5snSo @ TONS Alma
ner with water tight compartments and inquire ct the Io
est rates. For freight passage apply TO the agen
EN-. I'D. POIRI1k Z CO. u William skee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

TTNIrED srATRS NAIL STEAMSHIP OOMPANY.-TC
~ Havnra and New ovlsana on Wednesday. April 2 :
and favorte steamship kMPIRE CITY Captain ny. Wind
will sail as above Passage can be secured at the
psrs win supplied with blank bills Of ladng ofthe for
aFpsd By the company application at their oea No oh
hour OF sailing For feiaht pssesse apply st tho ooe
The company. III West street. corner Warren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

TER MAJESTY QUEEN vICToRIAs WINE M
IL chsn, by special appointment - MES MAXWELL
proprietor OF Ibboson's Longs London and the Graf
Hotels, and Il Sorib and South Amerisan Coffee bonse
City Reading Booms removed the whole OF his extons}
and cid boed stock the cellars Of his various priv
houses In Abemarle street. American friends and pa1
VIII be ple 10 address all letters tor wines private
nfhed houses and sparmer t. TO j. MS only Office Nc1
Albt msre street. corner ~ Stafford, .sdnly Lnd1
~ B-Al payr en,s y, Jsmea Markwslps bankers, Mesl
81 Claude aeoi CO. M. Cspendish equare IfrdoA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

KNOR San JUAN DE nCARAGUA-rHE NEW An
IL splendid sean ship ORIzABA n. L. Tipkiepaugh, COZ
mander, will be despatched As above, Tuesday, sh
April, at3P. NJ For pasfagc freight apply 70 CaAS.
WbITNRY. No. Bowling Groen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

I,oR NEW GRANADA AND SAN JUAN DE NICAR
y fua--fhe New Granada Canal and Steamer NAvlgAn
Company will despatch the spendd steamer OSPREY, e'
gers and f1esh. A. pssn.. Arenas Day q s.Ing April
ply % l. P. DUNTOh. 81 Broadway. or @. g. Palmer.