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81 loved the Moon.

When Day retiring struck his yellow tents;
Whether she scaled the ancient peaks of Heaven
Whose angels watched her from its batteroents;
Whether, like early Spring, she walked the night
Ger tracts of cloudy snow;
Whether she dwindled In the morning light,
Like some departed spirit, 10th to go;
Or sifted showers of silver through the trees,
Or trod with her white feet across the heavipg
seasY 2"
This charming volume is from the press of Tick
nor g. Fields, Boston. For sale by A. Morris,
Richmond
"The Worlds Own By Julia Ward Howe" A
drama, which has been recently played on the
New York boards, and damned By the press with
great unanimity. For sale by A. Norris
Prose Works of Henry W. Longfellow. Com.
plete in two volumes" Elegant little volumes
these, embelshed, like the poems of Longfellow.
with likeness of the author Itwould be work
of supererogation to speak of Longfellow's ge-
Mus, but, having already exhibited bis handsome
and intellectual face to the public, people may
think him vain IL he persists in presenting each of
is readers two copies of bis daguerreotype. Ticks
nor .S Fields, Boston, publishers. For sale by A.
Norris Richmond.
HAROLD MACY; OR PHASES OF LIFE; by F..
Smith, authorl of "Dick Tarleton," Marion Bar
nard," &c. New York: Garrett Dick g. Fitzger-
aid For sale,b John O'Neil, Broad street.
JOHN; OR, ls COUSIN IN THE HAND WORTH
Two CoUSTsIE THE BCsHa By Miss Emile Car
lin, author of "Womans Life, or the Trials of
Caprice, &ct New York: Garrett, Dick & Co..
For sale oy John O'Neil, Broad street, near 9th.
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~. wahnston Union of yesterday contains
s..l.escey q Hon. w. 4. Harris, formsrly Of
...eenaeAa eounsy, Va in which he unnouncs.
-. =. nas paroaaasd the entire pspsr. end b.
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THE EXODUS TO THE WEsT.-The country Is
now alive with an emigrant excitement towards
Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, and Minnesota The
most curious feature in this crusade u.s. that far
the largest number of the emigrants are farmers.
The Cincinnati Commercial states that in the
Miami Valley, men who have loug lived on their
bomesteads, are selling out land, stock and uten-
sils, to embark in q country six hundred
miles off, The Cleveland Herald says:
Our citizens. generally, have no idea Of the
crowd which is daily rushing to the West, through
his city On yesterday morning the train from B uf
falo numbered "a cars, and this morning g. ell
crowded. Our hotels are FULL the second Glass even
filling their floors every night Yesterday, fourteen
emisr grant wagons passed the gate on the Twinsburg
plank road, all bound to Kansas, and this morning
ten grant wagons, in strias passed down Su-
perior street, ali filled with emigrants and their
hous .hold goods The railroad tell US that one
fourth on The cars bound direct for Ksnsas and
the rest destined for the West generaly-Iowa got
ting the greater share. The money market 10 getting
tighter and tighter daily owing to the drain of spe
Gle, and there ia telling what this exodus may lead
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SEVERE FRosT.-A letter from a large plauta
ton on Black River, La, says a severe frost oc
Cured in that section of the State on the night
the 5th inst which did considerable injury Corn
and cotton, just coming up, were killed to the
ground and what is worse, seed is scarce in that
country. Crops will all have to be planted over
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n THE ART OF BEING HANDsoME.-Rise early,
i've temporarily and practice honesty To put on
the fine touches the bloom, delicacy and fragrance
10 to w. PETERsoN's, and get q package Of FoN-
rAIkKs CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS, substitute for
soap and perfume, and article for every ladys and
gentlemsn's dressing room Sold by all druggists.
14-St
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STEAMERs ON A STEAMER The "Great East.
ern" steamer will carry 10 600 persons, for whose
safety she has ten life boats on her deck, each of
them being complete screw steamers.
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SANDY HOOK, Tuesday. April IA, 1857 The
schooner John Frederick, Soule, master, four days
from Philadelphia, with coal to Boston, came
ashore on Sandy Hook this morning at o'clock,
during the northeast gale, thick fog prevailing at
the time The crew were saved by the great ef
forts of Mr. Cummings, operator at the telegraph
station, and Mr. Farrell, manager of the news
Yacht of the Associated Press.
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FRUIT DEsTRoYED.-The cold rains of last
Saturday week. followed up by the freezing nights
of Monday and Tuesday, has given q death blow
to all peach and cherry prospects they are killed
and that effectually. If our county should pro
duce half bushel of peaches we shall deem her
fortunate. We think apples are unhurt, aud Also
wheat. Early garden vegetables have received
blow from which they cannot recover.-Chattanoo.
ga (Tenn) Advertiser, 9th.
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RUMoRED RELIEF OF WALKER-It Ii rumored
that preparations are being made to send thou
sand men from Charleston for the relief Of Walker,
and that Charleston and New Orleans contribute
IS. 600 toward the defraying Of expenses.
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The claxsns Of Cumberland county, N Co., have
voted subscription Of 100000 70 the Western
\. Q. Railroad.
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R ABROAD MEETING-A meeting was held at
Trayorsvile, Patrick county, Virginia, on the Dist
ult., in favor of railroad from Lynchburg through
Patrick county to the North Carolina line, to con-
meet with q railroad on which a charter has been
granted by the North Carolin aLegislature, to run
from High Point, North Caroline, on the North
Carolina Central Railroad, by Salem and German
Gown, and thence to the Virginia line. The meet
ing appointed delegates to the Railroad Conven"
ton to be held at Winton. North Carolina, on the
10th june and resolved to hold convention of the
friends of the contemplated Virginia and North
Carolina railroad next fall at Franklin Courthouse
Virginia. meeting of the citizens of Lynchburg,
on the same subject. is also contemplated.
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ssoss Drummond. late Chief Justice of Utah
fsn'oiy, states that few or none of the Mormo.s
are natives Of Southern States.
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GREAT BARGAINS FROM AUCTION.
u will opsn this morning, from the Northern
Auctions beautiful assortment of Silk Frnees, and
other styles of Trimmings; very rich Cambria, Swiss
and Dimity Bands; superb Collars and Sleeves, in
sets; Black Silks Irish Linens; Bonnet Ribbons and
com pets assortment of Millinery Goods hsndson e
white Briliantes l2i cents white and coored Tarla.
taus, 20 cents; Parasos from q cents TO s.; Cam.
every description; Mitts; Bobbn Edgiugs; Cambria.
Nsinsook and Swiss Muslins Black Silk Laces and
large variety of other Goods, which will be opened
at extraordinary low prices at
GOLDSMITS,
Trimming and Fancy Store,
an 16 2G5 Broad street
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NICARAGUA News The Isthmus papers
brought by the George Law make no mention Of
the brilliant victories reported by the last steam
err. Such victories had not been heard of it ap-
pears, either at San Juan, Panama, ..or Aspinwall
The dates from Greytown, are to April 2. Colonel
Lockridge went up the river on the Oath of March
with all his force to attack San Carlos. When
last heard from be was at the. Machuca Rapids,
intending to attack Castillo on the next morning,
the 9th. He had removed everything from San
Carlos and Serapiqui previous to leaving. There
was a rumor, which requires confirmation, that
Colonel Lockridge had taken Fort Castillo. Whe-
Their true or not his prospects are not encouraging
for many of his men are sick; others were DESERT
ing whenever q chance offered; and, altogether.
the force under his command is considered by our
correspondent as on the eve of disbanding. There
is little probability of Walker receiving further
renforcements, as the steamers from New York to
San Juan have been withdrawn, and the Sierra
Nevada, which does not sail from San Francisco
till Goth, will be the last on the Pacific side.
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NEW FURNlTUkE sT0Kk.-We, the
Y underlined have taken the stvre on Main st ,
No a. where we have on hand large assortment
of Cty.made WORK, which we promise 20 sell CHEAP.
or aud perhaps better article thsn can be bought
in the city. We also continue 20 keep on hand and
manufacture. at our old stand, corr er of Frankin
and 18th streets all kinds of COFFINB viz: Mahns.
any, Walnut, Poplar Cherry, Pine &c We slso
have Hearse, Hacks and all the necessary articles In
the Undertakes line. such Sheets, shrouds Plates
B. which we furnish moro reasonable terms
than can be had in Richmond.
VIM. A. LEA.
WIN. l. sATTEKWHITE.
No "a Main 1t. and cor. Fraaklin and 18th sts.
WANTED-Three Journeymen Cabinet makers.
P. 8. Servants Cofins ready made, Of all sizes.
The above can be found ct ell hsurs ct the corner
of franklin and 18th streets ap l6-im-
FOR 8 A L k...Wtshiog % discontinue
l. eur Bar, will sell the Fixtures 40, at . very
low price. Any one wishing to, can got bai gain.
DAVID n JONES co,
apl5 No &c Main street
EREBH BUTTER-A small lot Of Prime
L fresh Butter, received and fE sale by
WILLIAM r. KING,
a. M-N 6 and q Prankiin It.
IN q 3 1EAS Ceasta mar recotVlng
~ and retailing y low prtss. By
WILLIAM =. KING,
sPls-St esnd yrsakltast.
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nPKClAL NnTInes
q MN z candidate Ter the ThiyA e..
GaEssiorAL DISTRICT Of The citv OF Hichmop1
TH0e. NORyELI.
Richmond Va, April 18th 1887 ~ IA AZ

~ The C0scIudisg Lecture sfehs 49,.
ent course. before tbs Youps MEMS Cbds.iss ~
citation. will be delivered on TUEaDAf sv.r;.,
BY joins q. THoMPsos, Esq. Aaco'
Members can procure their season tickets from "A.
b,arisn, o. tbs rooms ofths Association '"s
Tickets of sdnission can b. procured ;, N. .,,
pal bootstsres ct the Exchsnss Hotel az The .sa
Of LaidIsy Robinson, Mssde L Baker, ssS A. m
doer Price OF tickets Is cents. For schools st.h,
tickets for 81 s.sns
Cancers and Tum ers Cared vrits...
eorune-Dn KAHN late of PhiIsdelp hia, rssp scp.
nc generally, TOR the cure Of Cancers, Tumo,.
Mouids siotches and sll diseases of the hin. -
can also cure Secret Diseases NJ
He will remain in Richr1ond thr.. r,.,..
can be found at bis Office at ths Clifton Houss fro
10 A. NJ, to r. H. nun
heeom 90 can Be seen on application
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a Baths! Baths! Baths Hot Cold
and Shower Baths be had at all hours from
O'Clock, A. N. to 10 p M at the Hair Cutting shs-
wing and Shsmpoonng Saloon under the American
Hotel Entrance on llth street. Single bath q cts.
ny 5stekats}or dollar NIB n.
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q DIR. Coons, late Of st. Louis Mo -.
Office and residence on Sd street, west side between
Marshal and Clay streets NH l8-d6m
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mARRTED.

Z, CbarlssClsy seanty. on Tuesday. the llsn AL.
by the Rev q n Wood wsra, NJ. HEWhx
3 JurH ALL and Mis- sALLIE G dsushter 81 IL
Joseph Gentry both Of Cbsrl's City county.
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AIslHT.


OST OR MI .-Our BANK bOVn,
| bstwesn the ia, mers Bank Ct Vireinls ana our
Iep;dsnce on Franklin street, or the faper MIL
The finder will sonfer a favor, by iesviosl 1t az me
Farmer r. Bank Paper Mill or giving inform atlon
where can geti it. ,,,u,nuYr,n
ap 1856 n. q y. w u -r -
T OST-.Retween the Excha. &c Hotel ana
i 4 Ballard House and Richmond house, LadYs
HAIR BRACELET, with Gold Clasp sults PIG
reward will be paid for it's delivery at once Q,
Exchange Hotel. Gu ".
I Os r, a brown Leather = Z "A Is A. a
IL BOOK, containing number OF bllis ana ot sd
papers of no uss to any one but myself. fne nno
will confer favor by leaving At ~ GHE inIS
tho D'p' {" Pain s adjoining Odd Fellow.' Hall
S--.Gentlemen will please NOT pay any oiii e
mating from me, unless presented by myself;
ap is --lt* =. -
7 OST-someIime within the last fort r..
IL nisht In the city of Richmond, between sne
New Market and my fathers house, my FhEE rA-
PERS Any person who will leave them az the
Dispatch Office will be rewarded for 20 dong.
MARY FLETCHER Hill
.n15-at+ Daughter of Robert Hill
I OST-. RetWeen Br0nd street and fhe
Il Post Office, or there and the Richmond end Uaa-
vine Railroad Depot the 9th inst, DAGU IN,
REOTYPE LIKENESS, which the finder VIII
please leave at this office ep 10 ~
T OST--Belween the Farmers Bank ard
IL Stearnb L. BrummelPs, on 18th street, HEoU,
TABLE NOTE. drawn by r. T. lsbeii. dated hh
APRIL 1857, payable months after cate In FAVOR OF
Giazebrook 4 Thomas. We forwarn all persons rom
trading for same, as payment has be en- stopped
ap la-St* GLAZEBROOK THOMAS.
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a. Leeches, Leeches, Leeches.-I hav
tuet received by Adam1 Express, fresh lot OF
Swedish Leechss, which willsbe applied upon the
most reasonable terms.
P.s.-Cuppias and Leeohins promptly attended
70. Gan be found st all hours at the Hair Dressing
Room under the American Hotel
auSO &c HoBsON.
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a. Card.--Thomas w. keeser, Auctier
cor, (Oice with George J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl ST.
will attend in person to the sale Of Real Estate,
Household Furniture Stocks Of Merchandise, Horses,
ks.
ALsc.--fo Renting out Houses and Hiring out Ne.
RFos&.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


w 3OnO:..Our 5000 readers of the New
for April 25 containing the continuation of Cobbs
great stery, the WILD KNIGHT, or the UNI.
Known CRUSADER y will be ready this morning
Prise only cts single copy, copy one year So :;
delivered anywhere in the city or sent by mail =.
FLAG. BALLOU, WAVERLY, &C., for April Is
and Ballous Magazine for May.
ap 16-2t+ General News Agents, l21 Broad It,
~ MIR Crane will address the cItize M
of Richmond, At the African Church. on FRIDAY
evening. nth inst, at O'Clock, when tn. question
of equal distribution of the proceeds Of tn. pub.
lie lands will be discussed. Judge CAsKIE has been
invited, and is expected to be present. sp l6-2ts
a Auction Notice.. Attention IL solicit.
cd to sale of Bran, Shorts and Brown Stuff THIS
MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, at the warehouse on 18th
street, opposite Warwick's Mill
spl 6 LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts
DSale of Valuable Real Estate This
DAY.-We ask particular attention to the sale This
Afternoon, In the order named below commencing
at II O'Clock, of the following highly valuable prop.
erty
LIST. Handsome Building on 81 street, sdo,ninx A.
T. Harris and Fred. Bransford's
I'd Framed Dwelling and Lot of 60 feet front, on
franklin, between 3rd and 4th sts
Sd. Beautiful now succeed Dwelling on Gam ble's
Hill
4th. Fine Building Lots on % and Byrd sts
u Sec the advertise ment.
TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS,
sp l6-It Au,tioneers.
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E.Yr DR.. p. III. Christian has removed his
Office to the Richmond House, Governor street,
where he be fouad at ell times, except when
REASONABLY engaged. NH S-ts
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~ New Hair Uye.--Hobson has a new
Hair Dye. II instantly dyes the Whiskers or Nous
taches q beautifol natural black brown. which
neither water sunshine tarnish In the least
We advise all wi dye, to call on HOB5ON, at his
Hair Cutting Room, under the American Hotel
Entrance ON 1lth street. no9
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RABY .UMrkns, BABY yUMPEKs

RAEY JUMPERS, BABY JUMPERS -
ID Va have receive another supply of Baby Jump
The superiority Of theSe Jumpers over anything
of the kind invented - an established fact. Ii
is possible not to De Impressed with the value OF
such an invention which promotes hea thy growth,
and tbs early use of ths limbs. delights the little
cupant, whose good tsmpsr it accordingly fosters-
Bs,ides. they are perfectly safe. Call and examine
them To be had only Of US With general assors-
ment of chdrens Chairs CaIrisses Toys. Bathing
Tubs &c. Housekeeping Goods, Of every kind.
ep I4-St THOS. L.. ANGUS l. co.
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New Publications.

"Songs Of Summer. By Richard Henry Stcd'
dard" 1t ia out of the question, in a brief para
graph to do justice to his fancy, and exquisite
grace Of diction. The book consists of collection
of the authors recent poems, and we can just give
one specimen of his quality, in the following lines
which were the first we met. upon opening the
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1.-TWO SERVANTS FOX sALh.--.A fine
L sized and good looking MAN, little upwards of
40 years of age, and excellent Tobacco hand. -
Also very likely young WOMAN, say is years old,
who has been, she says accustomed cooking, wash
ing and ironing, and nursra-is fond of nursing and
can sew we'll enough 10 make her own clothes. Both
to remain in this pacs Apply at CARY
STREET JAIL. sp TO- cost
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TOLEs.. A small lot Of Family Joies re-
.pIs-st Gnu ''' BURTON L eRgENHow
WHITE niEKCBK POTATUKs "A lot
w superior White Mercer Potatoes Tor sale o.
40 lb-st BUhToN GREtNHoW.
nOUCHiN.' CnRN SOLVENT HAS
IL NEVER FAILED -Corns Of twenty i've years
standing have been cured In three weeks W I'M
wonderful remedy. For sac BY
apI5 Druasist. l7;hs
HAKDEN's HORSE POWDER. for In.
III proving the coalition, wind, and appetiteot
Hsrses, and giving them fine, smooth, glossy sp-
''- JOHN w. POLLARD,
apis Drussist, i7h street
NEVER KNOWN TO Fable no case
INVITE . fOLLARD'S kHEUhATIC LihtAEN
has been used according to directions has u hesn
article of the kind sold. Prepared and cold BY
JOHN w POLLAnD,
apis Drussist nth St
STkEL SPRING akIRHs, at No. 1i3
~ EAGLa soUAEk.-Ws have Per steamer, 10.
Of very desirable Steel Spring skits, scpeshiat
new. Also, very handsome Stella shswls and SiSeA
siik Mite PARKER. NINA = y
llLAUk sILK MITTs, RIBBONS AND
~ fARABOL8-New suPpiiss opening tbs aaJ,
and sold 1t prices to sui, purchases rna.uM.
apis 1893 Broad street
ELOTH BRUSHES. shoe Brashes esa
~ Counter Das.srs In great variety; ief SAFE ~
-. WIN. sArftrh Co,
4 HAAOls yKINs, Ass Freneh, spenss',
- eosiss and aasi fos !. :sas y ~,r, !. 60
cpl it2 Aasa sssees.
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pICh SILKS AND DRESS 6UODs 80
IL Opening by the Jamestown this morning, par
cnased at special tales in New York. spen-
did silk Robes; Printed Barge and Chslie do; 1889
Lawn and Jaconst do. very fas; Plain Beregss ana
Grape dc Espangs Plain Black and Colored Chslie:,
of superb qualities Striped do in pla color; Hsh
Printed Chalhes very cheap; Plain Black ORG 90
Rhiaes of all widths rich Fancy Silks; Printed Br.
isntes in very arest variety; White and Colorsd
Swiss Muslin Robes; Corded and Figured Swis Nut
hrs; beautiful Printed Jsconets; Lawns in great va
re;y bought at extremely low prices and Tor ,se at
. small advance. KENT, PAINE co.
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4 DnINIS rhATOk'S NOTICE Having
N qualified as Administrator Of the estate Of Jas.
FL Hiackett, decd, hereby notify all psrsons indeo'
tnass having claims against the same, viii present
them to me for payment.
JOHN SUBLETT,
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L. u Il I'll II E-.several likely servant
l. GIRLS. accustomed to general Homework and
nursing. Also. an active yourg MAN.
Also for rent desirable ROOM suitable for
single gentleman, over Messrs. Parker. Nimmo
Co.'S. Apply to WIN. S. PHILLIPS,
ap l6-St Gculdin's Old Stand.
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WHEELOCk'S PATENT GAS BURN
w ERS-A article, which will not blow
smoke but will give clear, steady. uniform III ht,
and saving of at least so to 40 per cent over tho
other Burners Being packed with felt snd wool, tho
felt checks the pressure and The wool pues the GAS
The Burners have bsen furnished TO several stores
and families la hs city in the last few days snd the
City Gas Company have adopted them for the street
lamps, the CHI apest and best Persons wishing to
them on trial, will have them fitted by leaving
their orders at ALEX MOTIFS
ap Is st Auction store
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MRS. A. v. JONES respe c,fuliy an
WI nounces to the Ladies of Richmond and coun-
ders In tn. DRESS MAKING line, in all its branch
e. at the shortest notice, and also, MANTLEs made
to order.
~ Country custom attended to with prompt
nefs.
bhe warrants a perfect fit, and never to disappoint
she has been long in the busineEs and il ALWAYS
in receipt of all this Sprins Fashions.
~ Residence, Grace street, between Sd and 4th
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AMuAeMENTn.

After which the Farce of
WORKING THE ORACLE
In which Mr.. and Mrs. Florence will sppesf
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
ALnANAo FOR INV yoRK-rns DAT.
'us sisss '''''''.''' 10 NOON RISES '''r'''eye 10
sHrs minimum, - Bicu wArRR..,...eve ~ ~
Port OF New York, December ., 1857.

CLEARED.
Steamship Northern Light, Tinklepaugh, Aspinwall-M
Steamship Alabama. schenck. savannah-s L MItchil.
Steamship Nashville Murray Chares'on-spohord, Tiles
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, Norfolk, &e-Ladlam
Shin Mary Robinson Harding, San Francsco-w Cole.
ship Joseph Clark, Emerson London-waish, Carver A
shin Rhine Moore Iondon-GrinneI Mn,urn A Co
ship Farley Nichols, Mobils1walsh Carver Chase
Ship Alfred ssorer Brown, Mobie-wslsh. Carver
ssrs Mary Coo Ayery naySna. yndsrsg Ssxc
Brig Handy King, Brown, MobiIc.Iay,n Iurlbut
Brig Vernon, Collins, Bsngor-T u Sanford.
schr Hannibal, Wentworth, Aux csyes-H Brookman
schr Uncle Tom Rood HalIfa1-A smiihers a Co.
schr Colgate, seaman, Baitimore-Msller Lord Que
schr undine Riscy, Phladephs-J " Mckee.
ssr eTsEs Fssdss Lewis
steamer Memphis Watson Charleston.
steamer Jackson. Baker, Baltimore.
ARRIVED.
ship Orient Hll Liverpool Nov with mdse and Dol pas
' Bsfs Means sssn. N.sss and 80 days rp. ebra
tar with wine Ac TO AZ Peters Nov d lat 81 90 Ion
80 a. spoke bark Virginia Of New York steering Sc had
schr Carthssens of New Bedtor Boser MARTINIQUE Nov
q and Cockburn East Cacos Nov 49, with salt 70 Knox
scSr ssncscsler, cSlehesisr RchmonS Gsa DAYS
schr Alice, novey, Norfolk s. days
seSr ! \ fos, worth xisranaria, sdays,
sr os Ssp TN Nsf Ms Sfn Ss% Virgins
Schr VIM Bement Parker Virginia for New Haven.
Schr Panama, Cullen, Virginia, days.
Schf Brave, Corson. Virginia, 2days
Schr virginia, Davis baltimore, DAYS.
Schr & a Johnson Derby. Hog Island.
Schr n Bascom, Burke, Delaware city foT Bristol RI
Srhr Jonathan Gone fIahen Philadelphia for Haddar O.
Schr A Packer Hemingway, Ehrabethport for New
Haven.
schr Eliza 4. Lane New Haven for Virginia.
Schr r Bailey Buriow, Rondoui for Georgetown Dc.
Sloop oliver Ames French Taunton.
Steamer Pelican Adrich, Providence
BELOW.
One bark, unknown.
Steamships Atlantic Liverpool Northern Light Aspinwal;
Alabama savannah, Memphis Charleston, jamestown Nor
folk a.; Nashville, Charleston.
during he dav 10 n