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Ea1yNAt N.riaen Conn on Tuesday, March = assa
years, yERUsHA TEMPERANCE, VIE 0'
.iIRN-on Tuesday. Feb. 20, HATTIE MAaA' sses "a :
saoaths and DAYS daughter Of Jea nshs 49,"
ward C. Allen. ,<.ha AZ, cUARIEg
'n S y o. Padeford, Fay CO. savannah
AhNV.o' SS.,ce Of his brother 4. h. Arnold NO ~
Io~..,n.r s,re.t Brooklyn, on ihnrsoAy on, ~ "'
80 Ths ,sistives and friends are invited 70 et'eho- -
CLAPP-Op Monday sternoon msfch d in INC ''N S " ~
.,e WILLIAM s. CIArr. o. -...s.u. ,nvi,.d
~ ard friends Of the family are resIec''m
- 5000 his funeral Wednesda7 afternoon AZ z0cocN
som he Of his brotheriolaW Js~ '" bAei NO
Isl Monroe street. . - N
pILLING-Aner nlness, At her residence No "
Oliver stpe, Eew-YoTk, on Monday, March ), Lillian
wife OF william 81. Dallins, Of consumption
Bssboo papers please copy -
GIFFORD-On Monday, March after short Hines age
yesrs months aud y days, ANDREW son oi 'ai"e' w.
GiAord
WE relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
~ attend the funeral the Tssdence OF his fahe NO
West Eleventh street this ]" edDesday afternoon a. 800 ~
without further invitation His remains "l DO 'AAo ~
Greenwood Cemetery for inteTment -
IEAvITT-At the house Of his father nsw o. buer ~
Is Front street Brooklyn Tuesday Msren cEcu h
RANDELL ). JEAVIrf Of Hsnion 1.S III $500 a. me
M friends Of the family invited 20 attend me
above number, this day, March D D. '''NN p ' w.
out further invitation
Ohio papers please copy. .r.,. otrrcA MANrZ At
MAETZ-On Sunday, March Z, ALMA hNO'0'
Her we're inferred in the Cemetery Of the
sWEET-On Tuesday morning, FEB Of dseSu ~ VI sxeSt
VIM H. Youngest son OF Theron j. and May n 0"oo''
aged years.
.s{iIYERop ssturdsy March l. ETrIE NJ only child Of
vfinn 90 "a TSesday March g. MARY JANE daughter Of
James ard Martha Ann Young aged in5nths -.
gAe friends the family respectfully invited 70 sehu ne
fssersl Thursday the 9th list at O'CLOCK p M HO'o no
Iudlo atreet
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WhaIers.

Latte, dstad onoluu Jan. 49, states that ship Lewis Of
Bedford had retted and would san iO pea unaet
Capt Bonney late Of the Lewis was on sSore
letter from Can't Plaske Of ship Rainbow OF New Bed
ford dated Honolulu Dec. % reports her with ~ Do wn al
this had recruited Tor cruise Soun ana "
letter from apt Bailey seh Waterman of Nantucket
reports her at Canary Islands, one month out, clean
Arr New. Bedford 9th, ship LApwlng' weeks, iAaaa
Ocean, with oil before reported
letter from board brig Homer, nbert, OF Nsntneke'
rerorts her at Port Prays Jan 8, with 80 bbls sp
man reports her at Raretonya in Sept last with
bb sp oil had taken $50 bills during last y mos eruise
Heard from in Sept, lat &C., ship Hunter, Munroe
letter from Capt Kelley of ship Congress, of NewBe&
ford reports her Nov u.s. lat IS 49, on III E with 0o eo
SD loco do wh oil had taken 100 the day pevous all wei
Arr at Helena Dec. H. bark Iowa. Merrthew, OF Far
haven with $40 sp 10 VIII land sailed 10Th on cruise east
An at San Franci.co 4h inst schr Cynosure, Edwards
from cruise Island with 60 bbls oil Spoke oof
Sid from do 9th uL, ig Sarah Mcfarland, Miller on Q
cruise 4th inst, schr. Emeine, Moore, do -,
Arr Panama 10th inst, bark Black WARRIOR Fiokhsm'
from cruise 80 .
Bedford) ship Hunter, Munroe New Bedford clean; oaa
Pamelia Coggeshal do, 200 sp; ona, Randall do 90 sp
Arr Acapulco Feb. II, ship Sheffield, Green OF Cod
Sre from Ochotsk Ses all we'll 500 sp (probably taken
since leaving the Sandwich Islands Now IS at which time se
CID at Honolulu Dec. a. ships Adelne Gibbs POmeroy,
cruise Seine LandIa, do 18th ship Alice Penny do 'sa'
and houe 4h ship Nautilus Luce to cruises 7th, ship rns
Ga =. Tsban. Dec 49, bark Roscoe clifford, to cruise and
cruise; Dist Com Preble do. a0' w. io"'oA''
spoken-Dec a. lat Is s. lon 1903, ship Splendid Of Ed
gartown, IL moe out 100 bbs OIL . . - .
Ssnazed-Dec "a lat N, ship Narsgansett. Gardiner OF
and from Nantucket for Pacific Ocean
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AEw-YoEK cLAssIFio4TIoys.

COFFEE-There is arm feeling exhibited bv holders but
the dmand trivial the sales 900 bags Rio
tdie the stock Rio h 81 coo bags Boston, the
sections within day have been very large in Java
which Offering lic held a. ISIS.
COFPER-New Sheathug Is nrm with sales Sc. suits.
Taunton yellow metal a. DC English
DRl OS AND DAES-Ihe sales include 500 kegs Newcastle
B CsIb soda a. &c 80 Caabs Lquorce at % now
held higher 1900 ID Am white Sugar Lead ct Ice goo
An Blue NtIiol At lOc IS bbs Ersom salts 500
French Qunine az - CO., Honduras Cochnes
~ 100 tuns Sal SoCa az lie ~ bbis Refined Boax
200 % IartaTie Acid al IS 6 and 10 casks Cream
Tartar 81 sic.
FLOUR AND MEAL-TLe market for Western and state
fOur better; The arrivals light and the good
family brands Is reduoe there inquiry for export tie
aCs IN fair request the East aud city trades sales
OF Western Canal 400 bbs st STA - = for 20
good State good Michigan; - 62 S 2l common
good suIerne and low grade Of extra Ohio; and 10 -
for extra Geuesee Canadian Flour better; the
lfht; sales Of 20 bbs - ga e 80 for best
trds Southern Flour is without important change
rvas moderate the inquiry fair and for sales
Of bbs 50 SIT for mixed 10 GOOD standard brands
Alexandra Baltimore. q" City Mills and Howard street.
ard ss 7i $40 Tor fsvorte fancy ard extra b4ads Rye
Flour quiet . - 2s Com Meal quiet AZ -
IS e. Tor Jersey Buckwhea Flour Is IN fair request a. IS
- ~ T. itO -.
FRUITS-Rasius have been quiet; prices aye unchanseL
Oranges IN moderate supply aid in good demand sales OF
bbs Havana per private 50 Porto
Rcos supposed a. ~ 50 g Dbl In Peanuts very itte has
been done the exports coastwise from Wilmington
bushels The total export In 1855 SO bushels
against 81 bushels 1854; decrease 1856 bushels
APPLES dull IS for Wsstsgn By aae,iou l9s
sssss B0gsesg4 PIuassH -; eI5ie
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To Mariners.

RArsLN o.BiRNE LIGHTHOUSE, NORTHWEST CoAsr or
fs, the Port Dublin Corporson has notice that
shthouse has been erected on Raho Brine Island County
OF Donegal FROM which light wall be exhibited the Night o.
The ian day OF April next 1856 and thereafter will be lighted
durrs every nah. ffcin sunset 10 funrse.
Specification given the position and appearance OF the Light
BY a. Hsiphin superr tendert OF Lighthouses;
Rathn-oBirne Lighthouse built on the outer point Of he
tie County Donegal in lat SO a. n, and lon 30 80 So
From wsIipmor. Head w distant ~ nautical mile,
Prom Csrrisan He.d donegal Bay, NV BY ~ distant
From Seal Rock (;so Bay) BY Z. distant 10 nautsd
The lsh, will be flashing light dzed varied BY a.shes r,
fAsh once every seconds ana IN clear weather VIII
be seen At the distance about l6 m eit foe point being
l6 the level cf The sea az high lne az vii
he visible al around. and from seward Wi, sIS o. s n,
ura color bright the bearings OF sW ana INV
W. but viii be eoored red toward tie main land s03na east
The tower-s5 fee: in high, from base sumit' circular
having domeorned top which, together with me "ochns
under lisht.room. will be ooored red ,,
Vessels unless when ploted through the SOUND n'a ~
kept outside the limits Of the red color Of the light
ds reefs extend Of mile OF the west side OF kAhHo
The bearings stated are magnetic. Var. Ssw
THORNTON A; JENKINS, Secretary.
Treasury DEPARTMENT Office Lighthouse Board Washington,
LIGHT ON THE GREAT Is.Acs, BAEAM. BASxs-A motto.
wa. published the Pilot based on information received
from Nassau ~ p the lighthouse on the Crest Isaac
would be built IN August, 1855 aud lighted IN January -
has been completed IN London and probably on the
destined site au hoped will DO ready during the neat
Would ii not be advisable to have this lighthouse known
American nsyigators as the Lawrenee LishI
GEO w. BLUNT.
.scond elias. Can BUOY. with @ Fawn" on the head AMI
three sides has been placed Cd the end Of Great
Spar Buoy with black and red hOrsOn. stripes has been
seeondcIss Black Nun Buoy has been PLACED of srdsts
Ledge in lieu Of Bell Boat which will be replaced whea
repaired By order OF the Lighthouse Board
b.. 2t.l
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professional Notices.
EFFICACIOUs CURE for CORNs, BUNIoNs

EFFICACIOUS CURE for CORNS BUNIONS
~ CALLOsITIES NAILS growing int the flesh aud every
disorder othe feet by aud peculiar method, without cut
ting or without causing the lightest pain. 80 =.
Mons LEVI Of No. 50 Biz Rue do Rvoll Paris and NO
Conduitst Regent London, Surgeon Chiropodst 10 tos
Emperor Of and the Royal Family OF England having
specally invited New York 10 attend some
families intends remaining here and be consulted daily
SUNDAYS excepted bis Office from 10 to O'clock. at No
lIth-s between 5th and 6h-ays -
COPIES OF TESTIMONIALS.
From his Imperial Majesty Napoleon Ill, Emperor francs
e oefe que NJ LEVI enleye les corps ayec une eseus
hablite. LOUIS NAfOLEoS boNAI A"Ah'
FROM his Grace the presen, Duke Of Cleveland
Icertfy that Mr. LEVI has entirely cured my CONS
CLEVELAND, No 81 st. James square London
From the Most Rev his tho Lord Archbishop Of Armagh
certify that Mr. LEVI extracted the eorns which were
my feet without giving me any JOHN SsS @. ARMAGH,
Aug g. 1888 No 80 Chares-st, St Jsmessqusre Londos
From the Most Noble, the Marquis Of Lansdowna
.uceesa LANSD0WNE.
No So Berkley square, London
From Robert Ferguson, ESQ., NJ D. Physician IN Ordinary"
Ter Majesty Of Great Britain.
Mr. LEVI has most skifuly extracted two corDs from ny
ee'' without giving LILO '"' ROBERT FERGUSON, Md.
No. 0 Queen.st May Fair London, March 8, 1888.
From II. J. Feltus esq.
Unsolicited by Mr. Levi beg leave 10 testify TO bis suose
ful skill in having perfectly removed large Dunen o long ~
ing without causing any pain H. y rELiOo,
Philadelphia July n, 1882. NO. boston-ro~
In addition 10 the above authenticated testimonials, ns9
in his smong which are several nV
ladies of the highest rank be by faycring him WIZ
call at bis Office No. 81 llhst between 9Th and ohaV Ne
York. , 81,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05
Ocean Steamers
PASSENGERS Arrived

In L. s. Mad steamship Battle from LirerpootMs Gordon
and child Messrs Cyrus W. Field H. Rogers d. E. Hughes,
u. A Wsh Robert soutter jr, w. B. Bennett B. C. Towns
end Bearer Of Dispatcher Capt Simeon Freeman late OF ship
Yarmouth Boston Capt Charles DupEay late Of schr May
flower of Newport, r. H. foundered at Jan Capt j. B.
Wooster late Of brig Crusader Of Boston oundered a. sea
condemned Madeira having put into that port leaking
strokes per hour the gale of Jan 81 Messrs w and
T. C. Temsnn Adolph Runge James Voum Alfred Clapp r.
T. qddardt John Gal ardon Joseph Tmsn Of Paris C4,-
Eytinge {. VI. Fitch Randolph Lisey, VIM Hurry K
B. Hayes H. II. des Anges, Rev Mron Winsow, Messs.
GTego Mitchell Chss W. Brown, John Freundt Francis Lit
tie c. Veneure Bearer of Dispatches Edward Rudolf Ed
ward Pick Miss CathGrine Pick Mr. and Mrs John Heming
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Schumann, Mrs Birmingham Miss
Rose Wech, Mesrs T. Y Vulgar, VIM Stubs Rich Preston
Thos Deacon Theodore Hanford Andrew H. Tn Cornelius
Webster Henry Chatile ThOs Hdsson George Whemore-
Total
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Arrived.

L. s. Mail steamship Baltic Comsock Liverpool II a. N.
Feb. 90 PASSENGERS and mdse to T. X Collins Feb a. lat
% s. lon - IS sguazed ship Anna Mara bound east; 9th
lat e 10, lon A II fell in with large fei OF heavy ice and
compelled 10 80 miles the soaihsd clear i.
Passed large number ct heavy cebergs south
at. - So and west TO Ion. ST. March 30 a. Ion. 60
exch nged signals with steamship Atlantic, from Newly ok
March u for Liverpool.
Steamship Augusta Lyon Savannah "a hours ndss and pas
seugeIs 70 samuel l. Mitchell "a inst 1915 Hiit.ras
Light bearing INV. Is miles, exchanged signals with
ship Nashville, hence for Charleston.
Ship Cumberland (of Batmore) Lambert Havre Dec 9,
mdfe AID ly passenget 10 Meyer Stueksn Dec 90 while
lying to IN hurricane ost main yard sprung fore aud
mI1ea most Dec. 81 John Little and c. Oaney
fell overheard and drowned Jan IS - % lon 80,
passed great quantity Of wreck Feb Matthew Mccormick,
sessp, Is sYsEtqsd ssd Wa drowned. Feb Is, .st " 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YORK..
Cleared this Forenoon.

Stesnsps-Asa (Br), Lott, Liverpool. K. CInad Cana.
dian (Br }, Crane Liverpool, Gillespie. Dean L Co
Ships-S Walker Moore, Nslparli-o 4. Laid Defiance,
Ksfdrick London, Grnns, Minturn Coz Yorkshire Mar
shall, Liverpool. C. H. Marshel.
Brcs-H. Guild Anderson Norfolk H. D. Brookmsn & Co f;
p. IL. Curtis Ont, ST. Jago, l. b. eager Co. Milton, Ne
Even. Port-eu- Prince. II. Becker Graves.
schoouers-Tressurer Wspler Philadelphia J. W. Mckee
5. Price; Candy, Wilmington, MeCready Mott 4 Coz J..
sparks ROgeT- City Point Southern Belle Brcn
Wilmington ID. c. Murray II. Munson, Brewster Baltimore.
MAILER Lord Quereani Frank Watts, Lsguayra Beck
kunhaidt Eclipse, Hutchius, Richmond c. H. Person
Aida, Csrbery, Philadelphia. J. w. Mckee.
steamer Boston, CLARK Phisdepbis, Saniioris Line.
Propeller WefempoTt Berry, Baltimore Crorawe's Line
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05
Reecipss of Produce. MARCH 4.

BY Ne Net1 York and Rdrodd-735 bbs Flour 80 do
Ashes l6 do Whisky 80 do Alcohol l06 pkgs Cut Meats
$50 BAGS Oats so bales Hay $50 pkg Lard $50 dressed Hogs
252 pkg Butter So bbs Lard OIL IS bags Rye $50 sides Lea
Their, ITO bbls Apples. n Calves.
by the Hud'On Rirr RGycad for the geek ending Thuyddy
Feb g. l85e92 head Cattle, % do Calves 900 do. Sheep,
275do Mutton III do Horses 500 do live Hogs l57 dressed
Hogs 81 pkg Beef d bbs Beet GIG do Fish do Pork SS1
Iks Poultry 1902 do Eggs 1876 do Pot and Pearl Ashes 800
tbs Whisky, 9ja do Ale and Beer 4Si pkgs Butter do
Cheese % do Lard go bush Oats 5s2 do Malt 22 do Bar
ley do Beans and Peas 595 bbls Flour i5 pkgs Buck
wheat Flour l69 bales Hay, 1908 sides Leather 86 gals
MIX 30 bbs Apples lO pkgs Fruit 56i bales Hops 800
Ikgs Starch 69l Booms S63 pkg Paper IA bales Wool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05
had sails vl. to pieces She Pot st. Thomas III alt. v
-. ksdl fro0rf.

part OF her crew badly frosted.
BsIs VELosA Meresor mIeer from Boston for ssysnnal
with cargo OF ee tut Norfolk 18th ult with los Of pan
s risrnr and dsr age 10 hull survey had been held whS
m. vessel 70 repaired aud the cargo, h.vns
been considerably melted BY salt wser' TO Be sold
BRIe ANN ELirARErB from G0uaiyes TOT tas port vieh
nut into Chaesiou d ut beonrs Norfolk noi ~ Yort
before reported missing TIE crew were al
nearly snishet and badly frosted.
PoNTER yins the Rolinz NH wharf Fos Point
ready sail for NewYok accidentally run INTO ~ BRIG
John Dow while going river Providence 18th ult
in and had her larbosd bow badly stoves had oaf stan
eheons rail and bessthook broken, psnkshsar splt es
warks stove and small anchor broken The brig had her tb
boom and head gear earned away.
ScHR JuLSA (o Lubec), Baker from SAoo for New foh
which sailed from morning OF tho 18th ult toved
back sEsin in the afternoon BY .chr. Paine Wooster,
(m Passport for New YORK; having been through BY tho
ice between Point Judith and Block Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

Total. ,4624Co s2b, S0O.. s4,l6s,sOO $2@,j6
Showing decrease this year of 81, 600 in the
deposits of god and of ,7s4 the deposits of sill
yer. The Mint did not commence its operations this
year until the 10th of January having been closed for
several months for alterations and repairs.
AT meeting of the Board OfDirectors of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, Mr.. VIM. IL. Davidge was
elected President in place of VIM. II. Aspinwall re-
signed Mr.. /. w. Raymond was elected Vice Presi-
dent, and Mr.. Frederick Hoffman, Secretary.
We learn by telegraph from New-Orleans that the
City Treasurer Col. Garland is a defaulter for
$500 900, and has been arrested while making his es-
cape.
The business of this port for the two months of the
calendar year. and the eight months Of the fiscal year.
have been as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05
Markets. Reported By telegram.

NEw.ORLEASs Feb 29.-1he Americas received
today CoTTos market excited In consequence and
assumed upward tendency The sales Amounted to
l2CO bales Sales of the 5000; receipts OF the
81 eco The increased receipts this port compared with
the last year 900 bales The stock hand
now to eco bales.
EEw-ORLEASs March 3-CoTros advanced sales to-day Of
10 oO bales the market closing with active demand We
quote Middling 9G9lc SUGAR 7lc RIO Coffee, He.
MoLAssEs, Si!c MISS PoRg. "a 269 $2i So FREIGHTs-
Cotton. 10 Liverpool tl-l6d -
CH.RLasroS March S-CoTros quiet sales to-day Of 2oo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIsuSr.
TUESDAY, March T. 1855
ASHES-The market is quiet but drIa Tor Pots Pearls
snd wanted az 81 75d 50
BEESNAN-Aericsn Yellow firmly held at former prices;
sales Of LOCO n at &c.
COTTON-1here is change yet notice under the Bal
tics sdyices the market quiet and prices have lar been
sustained sales Of 800 bales We continue quote as formerly:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

IMMATURE ALNANAc......rHIs DAY
Suy-Rises..6:23 sets......5:j6 MoOS-Rses 6: 0jn
HIGH WATER............THIs DAY
Sandy Hook. 6:0 Gov. Island. 6:5m Hell Gste... 8:o5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

Adrian H. Muller will hold his weekly sales of Stock
tomorrow at l2l O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange
large hist of Bank and Insurance Stock will be Sold
HE Produce markets generally firm, aud rather
Motive. Flour better State brands being ouoed at
sas7 25. Apurchasc of 900 bbs. extra s. ate was
made by an English shipper. There is better feel.
ang in Wheat, and 1000 bush. Canadian sold AZ
81 soasl IS. Corn is unsettled at 10 a75c for mixed
Oi Rye, 1000 bush. sold at sllS Ness Pork Is
sower, but Prime is firm; We quote at sl6 l2 and
st % Rice active, partly for export 500 tcs sold
't@'c. Coffee is firm but quiet; at Boston there
1ar Voen considerable activity in Java, and IL, 900
mats have sold at i'lc,, now held at Isle. Sugar.
le N GOO demand nom refners at fall prices Cot
ton Is quiet and without change Al New OrIe,,. ~.
Cotton market, by telegraph, is active and hro,.n..
sales of $4,000 to 5000 bales daly-mjddncs ARE
quoted at sI09ic. Sterling Exchange 81 Si',h. -.
fhe North, al y cent discount.
The Circular of Messrs Neill Bros. saws.
Inc weeks receipts At all ports TO ISL ooo 49,,
pspss 80 bales Is. year and los 90 IN ISa TSs oass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05
SECOND BOARD.
TUESDAY, March 4-P. N.

TUESDAY March 4-P. N.
The advices by the Baltic had important influence
upon the market. The full advance in Consols to 81
was not generally known. The market was heavy for
some stocks until the Second Board which closed with
6rmness, Erie being 5sl bid, Reading s2l, &c. The
feature of the market the rapid advance in MIC
aragua, which sold as high as 23l, Improvement of
II cent. Ii is understood that an attempt to OBJ
tain from the present Government of Nicaragua
transit grant by the parties who have recently been
selling the stock on sellers option has been unsuccessful
and that large amount of shorts must now
be bought in. One party is reported to have sold
10 900 shares at sellers option, months Erie was
Arm at the close. The business of March thus far is
very satisfactory and that of February promises,
when settled to show large gain the same month
Of last year. Central was 92l Q92l. Reading 92l,
and heavy. Cumberland was dull The corner which
1t was whispered existed in this stock does not appear
80 eliminate In Western shares there fair
business without change of Importance, but prices,
AZ anything were easier. Illinois Central bonds
firm in the morning. and advanced to sSl, but closed
Mt &C. Other descriptions firm. Fries, 1875, sold
ut COL; 1883 at 94!. Galena and Chicago 9s New
York Central l02, &c. In State stocks there was
not much done. CALIFORNIA; sold at 90, and Vrgnias
at s5.
The market fer Exchange has been active for this
steamer, and very firm this morning Leading
bankers were asking q y cent for Sterling, but the
sales above q were very small. AT the close there
was lees frmness and rst-caSs bills could be bought
at 9lae1 v cent. Francs 1924 95.l7l.
Freights are firm To Liverpool 25, 600 bush. Corn
nj I'd. in hold and 10000 bush. Wheat at I'D. in
ships bags 600 bbls Flour at 2s Cd. 100 bales Cot
Ton at i'd, and some Bacon at 3Os. To London, Tur-
pentine and ROsin, private terms. Antwerp. $50
bbs. Spirits Turpentine at &c.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was; Paid,
S4s si2 co. received $685. 666 10; balance g. $751;
oo7 IS; paid for Assay Office, sss5453 90; paid on
Glisburing checks s37 AIS II. Included in the re-
cepts $4,000 from the agent of Prussia on Post
Office account.
A new bank, called the Africans Bank is talked of
in this city.
We hear of about $500 900 in gold engaged for the
steamer of tomorrow. The shipments of the week
will probably reach a million.
There was a little more activity in Money to-day,
1his being the 4h of March, day of large payments
but the supply is in great abundance, and there
difficulty in making loans good securities at al y
cent
Land Warrants are rather frmer. 7Rompson's Re
snorker quotes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-07
.LlSf

1856 a 1856
d EGULAR keokuk and St. Louis Packets. This
IL old and popular line of Steamers will run two
daily lines of steamers between keokuk and 81. Lou
is during the present season. The lines compos
ed Of the following staunch and speedy boats
Westerner, Johnson, Master.
keokuk, Mstson, Master.
Sam Gaty, Able, Master
Quincy, fnew boat)
One Of which will leave keokuk daily, al 9
o'clock, N, Quincy att II, and arrive at 81. Louis
nc ri morning, at clock.
Express Mail Line--The Ben Campbell Heaight,
Master, will leave keokuk daily, at p NJ and con-
meet at Quincy at F VI, with the St Louis Packets
JEANNE Deans, Burke, Master,
Die Vernon, Ford, Master,
and arrive at st. Louis next morning at o'clock
These lines composed Of boats whose names
alone sufficient guarantee Of their speed and
commodation. feb2Sdtf
Ix- Passengers for the east take the Quincy
boat at p. NJ, and connec, at Quincy with Connect
ing train n. c. Raj lroad for Chicago and the
east, or can take the Burlington boat Montrose at
p NJ, and connect at Burlington with the evening
tarin on the Chicago and Burlington Railroad for
Chicago ana the east.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-07
CASH CKOCKERY HOUSE.

E0ULDS ELLIOTT, Importers and Jobbers Of
~ Earthenware Chrna and Glassware, No. 1875
Pearl Street, and No. 81 Chambers Street New York
would say TO Merchants and dealers generally that,
having established u Cash House in this brunch II
trade, they are fully convinced that they sell
Crockery etc. at such prices will pay the purchas
fine profit to retail Experience has proved very
conciusiveiy to US that by adherng strictly the
cash system, afford to sell from ten TO twenty
per cent below the regular credit trade prices.
To this end we ask examination Of our STYLES
and prices list of which will be forwarded by mail
to any party desiring.
Earthenware, by the Invoice, single package, or
very carefully repaeked for the country trade.
Infv