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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,

1 NEW IVnk hUvchIIOtWIN'o'
1T is NOT A DYE. ns.,si.tsss
| Mrs s. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer. CO
Gray haired parsons hair scalp tho
.o, wing and judge Of tho articles; aea liiifi fef
M. 8. A. Aliens ZyiobaIsamum, i,a
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REV +. p woon MadIe,owu New YoH eMy hair and
family has greatly 'hickencd where almost
REV JAays MCKEE, New York city, recommends y sc,
REV iORTEus staaw, Conn "I lss met my most sanspne
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REV TusTN Charleston, G. The white hair has become
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REV. as Sk aS ssss enssq %ss county e. satisfied and
REV. NORRIS Cross river York an the bcs,
CUTTER Editor Mothers Magazine, New York 'recom
ss isc might swell , list but il not convinced TRY @
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does o Sold by all the principal wholesale and re-
| '' ''''s s"%s nsl'''a Z - = III. - - -
l r,s,s ,a,r..a Jpa 4, .,os and ,no,res ga,a
deaefs sell articles nstead Of this on which they
sas o" sr" Gsu""e " signed, Ms s. & Alien
ccunterfcis EgEseta
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wheeler d. Wilson. tBg n la1
MANUFACTtffE1 coMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
,os
f'"a'e' 4d"g@a"ras' a"a oNe&
nacos sssn Teir exnrs u'v and Increasing
and The unanimous approval commentator ta. they have
ecycd wsrran, he ppror @ ~ n them ,horo"plS and have
gisct ei's satisfaction j Y. =. 3. v.r ii ,,,o,.
are y n. 4, .n, .o0 seaman, ,,ootor,
ht Bespy and simplicity o , eonsuo'0"' anu
2d uasSsHipssd tts ard rapidly Of operation M a
4lb The remarsae pcrich u cir tclng and their aprhca
bty to variety Of purposes and msmsy S yv ana n, agencies
in The principal cities Of The Union 5,a Eva s.aa
Nav a6-lya M NV y.
FashiOnasle Dry Goods In New York. k.taina
'.'.f -'slrt, 80, ~ "a ~, i, = !, -,.s CON-
"A immense ~ s ,a ~, IA =, '' N r
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ocohs nains rigs m materials lace curtains, gill
cornircs window shaies, &c. &c., &c, WIKI nv,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR rRfcEsi
Z @3 ' LORD & TAYLOR
ZOO zo., ,s a's, !, n nn' 10 xo cs,h m,am, tsr', ,,
s 1 :. w : $50 =
n,ottha,v uaIe S,,ith
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ms15-trt r-s La NJ. --..-.l
cyrus w. Field = 1o''
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DERSONS WANTING LETTERS WRITTEN ON
Il business, friendship confidential affair." them
spaich ut the ofro Of N 'l'' =, 1Iy '74' ''-
EDMUND r. BROWN
! . Notary Public Sc, or 9TH md streets.
~ B-Ah business in ihs ofce s kept strictly confidential
Oct a-2awgm tInoll
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ciis D. D. JONES u.
JONES * NOELL,
attorneys at Lao.
DUBUQUE, IOWA,
WILL attend faithfully and punctuay to any
wv business in the OF their profession them
colscons made Iowa. illinois, Wisconsin, md Minnesota Territory,
and proceeds promptly remitted.
Nc.srs Ps,ro US Noarsc. Bankers, Washington city.
Hon Rovcrdy Johnson Baltimore, Maryland
lIon. John a. Dix, New York city
Sop 2-dn
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call the Of Gandn ESQ., who IL
commissioner Of tho States and Territories also commits
the United Court o Claims Colonel Grnndn thor
oush with business with tho departments
Washington and the practice Of tho United states Court Of Claims
CNnp Fork Daily Na~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24

Ship Wild Pigeon (cpper Hanson shsnshse 80 d. teas
silks H. TO Olyphsnt Sons Lett the mouth Of the rsef
Dec. 10 passed ADer Dec So Cape of Good Hope Feb 81
Helena Feb co. crossed the equator in Ion. "a 49, March
theme. is d. TO Cape Hs,ters where took he.yy gale
from N. W., and drifted deg the eastward va IN
with ship Florence from Puo Sspato China Sea- nouss
the Strsits Of SuDda jan g. lat y 40 s., lon ~ % r. ex
char sed signals with 3. NJ figAe Wncheser as ~ n
81 sspor. home via Cape II Good Hope Feb oh Cape
Lsgulss exchanged signals With Br ship Chxnce oou
time spoke ship Napoleon, 50 ds from GacntIa io
fop, al we'll reported having spoken snip ho's9us'
from Calcutta for Boston that ship being tnen ~ "sS
yard, fore al nsn bound westwre. T. 90 tne
line was boarded by boat ship re mouth hence oF
Rio SIS d. out well March H. lat 70 ion % D. sx'
changed signals with ship Lancashire, noun1 r. On ~ ..
o Baker Co Touched II mpton hosds aga wa Gays
Of the Capes of Virginia With thict we.tnsf leIs
Roads Lacbel Feb H. lat IL s., on u saw w9Sesaip 10
Wins for New Bedford. Feb Is lat ION ~ W. saw sep
wcherat hence March IA, Joshua r. hAhday OIL new Lon
sbt WrsnI, french HAvre Feb mdse and passenger,
% Rnsd HSekep Feb lat 49, lon lo exchanged sig
nal, with ship Britannia ior H.v.sj M:sa lat a. lon
No ate .f ss o5 lon II II exchanged signals with Fr ship
,bowmsT b. her foetoPssl' bound l. eesth and birth
st1 Flfence (of Boston, DeDsresy Sbsnshse Dec IT,
.s lava cad Dee 81 teas, &c TO Cary Co March To-
:, roor vs within 80 miles Of Sandy Hook.
sir pbil.delphis Pool, Liverpool Jan a. mdse TO Rich
.,Ssor Go. March la H. Ton. 40 TO- spoke ship America
from Liverpool for NewYor
,usu 10 March q. of Cape Henlopen spoke brig
Nee Era, from Phil sdephls for Havana
Bark Kate Wheeler tof Hampden) Grant, Masnzss March
H. ssfsr to r. Buck Co March ~ of Heolopsn, BY
6 50 Ion. 1910, spoke brig r. p Brooks bound 8.
sassr kc Smith Tutte March IL t S. loa 70 g. spoke
bris R0hS, hence tsT Psrtsp Prince.
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Mols.-es, last sales, Sc gallon. Freighs', 4'e' on

Molss-es, last sales, &c. gallon. Freight" @'e' Cd
Sugar, Bic. for Mossses.
The .upply of Money on can is free and the DE-
msnd not excessive. There is no complaint amoog the
stock houses.
The cargo Of the brig E. Drummond, arrived yes
terday from Aspirwal consists in part Of about goo
bags of Costa Rcs Coffee, consigned to Messrs, Co
theal & Co., and Messr. Mclean & Lintz. Only 10
day have elapsed since this lot of Coffee was shipped
at Punta Arenas, showing . gain by the way of the
Panama Railroad of more than three months over the
Cape Horn route to say nothing of the improved con-
clifton of the Coffee and the saving IN weight BY shor
voyage. Costa RIGA Coffee is more highly esteemed
in England, ana commands higher price, than Java
Beside this article the E. Drummont has the following
produce of the Pacific on freight; Indigo, Peruvian
Bark, Bslsam Of Peru, Ipdia-rubber, &c.
The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Company give notice that they are prepared to issue
new stock in exchange for that of the Ohio and
Indiana and Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Companies upon the terms and in the manrer pres
cIbed in the articles of consolidation.
The cash assets and liabilities of the New-Oreans
ha,ls on tha 4 fh ina uara follows.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK ......NARc


Steamship Tennessee Patterson San Juan and Aspinwsl C.
Morgan Son.
sbips- Saxon Sears New Orleans, VIM. Nelson & Sons
Lzzis Dr.. W, Goocing, Havana c. C. Duncan.
Bnks-Nsrsmissic Lsmphsr: Cienfuegos D. Brookman
Palermo IDsram P.erm Chamberlain Robinson; Eliza
beth Thomas Jscksonvlle. Williams, Cornell Co. Ms
ihilda (HoLl Feikes, FuLh X Meincke.
Biz Amins Levi. Havana Yates Porterfeld.
schoonesurprse, Cole. City Poirt. Jas Hunter Co.
Onust. Thompson Dsrien. Van Brunt slssht Lbersor
(Br) Edredse Csdz, Collins & Marsh; J. T. Gree. Nc.
Cesdy, savannah Scranton Tslmsn Confer, Dennis Mo-
bile, Post, Smith c. Cot Sattey, Steson Charleston,
McCresdy, Mott Co.. W. r. Carlisle, Sipple Baltimore
Merrill Abbott; Kate Stewart, Msther Mobile West L
WALKER Witch Of the Wave Ellis, hasnzas b. +. Small
Co. Kate Brigham. Norton Savannah Durham Dimon
Achsver (Br J. Banks Halifax Hamilton Bros
Propeller Sarah, Jones' Philadelphia
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Arr At Sag Harbor 18th. ship Jefferson Huatung. Psdts
Ocean, with about 900 bills OIL
Bark N. 8 Perkins, a. New London reports spoke Dec. ~
lat 80 g. Ion. ISL Is w. bark Martha Dfsle oil no. re-
ported bound 10 ~ W. side Of NewZ<sAnd Jaa of Csee
Horn, lat 81 u g. lon 10 W., bark Tybse OF Stoninstoo
bbs whale oil 18th, lat n IS s. Ion. 80 ship Adsine, ~
Dor, ~ B., 200 %.
letter from Capt Hosmer Of bark Osceoa Of b. dsssi
ST Helena Jan. So reports her with 40 bss sp 500 co.
and 400 bone Ill told would take short cruise and be
home about the lst Of April
Aetter from Capt Sowe Of bark Mattsposett dated 81 no
lena Jan TO- that be had not whale for hire
months oil . previously reported Reports ssyns hssIi
the following vessels cruising Cd Congo River Dec. 90 SSn
George MARY Devol westport, 100 sp, Is hpbk sseo
msnto Snow DO. SIS sp 100 hpbk had lowered for wsLS
mosths; brig Lesnidss, rianell, do
sp bpbk bark KAnawhs, Terry, Greeuport us enes
Blsira Merribew, Matt, sp Pavilion Adams H. Hole
90 %. =.
lser Capt Brsss Of ship Csrsvsn, Of B. reports
her lying of and on at Valparaiso Jan. n for recruits with
bbls 50 Outbound TO the Ochotsk See direct
letter from on board schr Asmaha Fisher Of Spicsp re-
ports Der At Dominica FEB whit bb and IS do whse
Gil board Had taken - bbs since leaving Deos Idsses
would cruise for hpbk unt Msrcn and then proceed
St. Thomas for recruits OF home.
o. Coast Of Africa in December Spartan, Cook, ProvisoS
town, 100 and VIII, al told Z. Eieterson, Freeoaa 90
sp. and VII.
sposeB-ysn TO- lat 50 81 81 Ion. so 43 w, bark slp-sor
tof b., Norton h0meward bound with 80 bbs sp ana ~
VII. oil. =,
Feb la Sc NJ PstinA from Indian Ocean s0r New Bed
ford. N
Feb Is Of Busnos Ayres, Rothschd Holman Orleans on
letter from the second officer Of ship Sharon King Of ~
haven, reports bsr, Dec. u, no Let, kc ~ we'll oil net
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24

COFFEE continues firm and odeAe business Ia doing
the sales L. 5e bags Rio A. leQlc}c.
are sesay With fair inquiry; sale.
PLAIN Sperm, DC Psent, Sc sso Of sos boxes
steafic 81 &c.
DfEWOODSThe stock Of Los vood sill light aud prces
very frm sales Ito uns 81 Domingo Log about
els IS. duty paid.
FLOUR AND MEAL--rhe inquiry for Western Canal Flour
il agite hight and with large Hivss reaching 81 o bbl the
msfet ice os on common brands the inquiry confined
manly the home trade ADVANCE In fr-ifh
able news nom Europe restricting Inquiry the better grades
compnsiivey hru, ana In sr demand the sales arc -
bk ~ e5 75o - y common " seed bnpls Sat-, osots
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nROoKLYN CITY COURT 0EyEaAL rrRs-MncH -
Before Judge CrLvER.

n. HsmAos Building Assoe alton ast ThomN ,. Lests-
Tbs ia ap yton to recover books, papers ana funds
in M, hands defendant Who holds them Secretary The
Association claiming tina, another Secretary bas bee cleo ed in
place Of Leslie judgment inquest for plaintiff and thai the
suse referred 10 Sam Harris esq take and report ne
account D. p Barnard for plaintiff stagdi Smith for de-
fpdsnt
Alfred H. Partridge art Robert T Wilde and IsaAc H1'sey
Complaint disrniseed ON defsult aud 80 Ado vance
granted John B. King for plaintiff; Alexander '" bennem
for defendants
joseph Burger ast- A. Kemp, implicated, &c. =.
judgment for defendant on demurrer, ~ DEFAULT.
Max for plaintiff S. 81. d. E. Meeker ior deen'ao'
Kemp. ,o
COMPLAINT cismissed default John +. Troy Tor
plaintiff; John 3 KING for defendant
Peter Gillian sst Frank Swpemsn
Action to recover promiseory 1te Tor me euu .,
sl5s made by John Guean and ndosed BY plaintiff claimed
70 be wronsfay aimed defendant 1t appeared 10 ev
Sepcs that plaintiff order jeremiah Johnson IN .Vo
of ssin.uan with the understanding that the nate was 70 De
placed In the hands Of third person, and By him gwen 70
ia when the orcer paid Ssingman obtained the money
on The order While the note Ia bis possession and men re-
nssd 10 deliver up the note the or und Il panun
d.bed 10 bin for than that amount 'efcet 'o the
plsn assessing the value Of the note at sl5 EAta slos
suCe Of SIS granted. James Troy for piann. T. 0o0P
and Samuel D. Morris for deendanti
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COURT cALENDARzTHIs DAY;

SUPREME COMPLEMENTARY Nos 696 6Ol
10 s7 Pa,t I-Nos. 1899 $685. l7, lls', lSS, 49, l'0'
I'M lo47, 1888 1891, 1i25 ~, =, M
257 &c. "a S. g. 27 2 2s % q, a. 81, ie7 1885, lSe 49,
l4O, lfS, IA, 1ee, 226 25i, m ooo ,ooo ,,,o I'm,
es nos 1901 l7o 1898 1875 1861 1898 1884, $685. 1892 1896,
100 i7 ili Az Ii4 1855 1885 1870 l.i5 1850 1856 ltos
1865 I465 1876 1881 1886 4sl 1897 1907 io@ io's i' l'i'
IlsITHD STATES DISTRICT CoUKr.-Nos A. AZ, AZ,
''' BRooKGYS CRY CoURT Nos. 40 and g.
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PHILADELPHIA Markets. MARCH %.

BARK is held 3, 10 for Quercon without sale. CoTros
ou.t: holders firm l. wanted ct $40 - y,
With light receipts FLOUR dull and prices merely nonins
there being buyers s6d Sc 10 for sndd Aad sooa
straight brands except for home RYE FLOUR scarce sud
sells q, 81 Com MEAL quiet at 50 S WHEAT "a hmred
demand chaDsed sales In lots " tDsi ~ ior
sses of 5CO bush a. &c for Yellow Pennylyana Ia
store ard CSC Southern Ho GROCERIES and PROVISIONS
"a ouie Of stormy weather WHISKY
in limited demand At S7dc for bb and 25d25ci for hid.
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KINGS COUNTY COURT or OYER AND TERMINHR--
MAReu 2a-Before Judge STRONG, and Associates sMnos'
and scnooHhAKIR.
TRIAL OF THE MURDERER LAYaAs AS TO HIS
SANITY.
John Wesley Layman was placed on trial this morn
ing the above Court The plea of Not Guilty. with
drawn and the usseson o. the Court, the plea Of Present
Il viii be remembered that on the 18Th Of December 1885,
Sunday the prisoner Laym entered the carriage OF
and asked TO have ride MI Cannon gave him permission
and riding short distance, and when the Of
vovsr from hi. pocket and deliberately Mr. Cannon
the ns s S
then deposited his body in the read This DONE he drove
Ss Sss to jersey City ~StSsr he ~as
and arrested He was brought back to BIOGsyn and on the
action OF the Grand Jury.
The prisoner placed on his trial before the following
Daniel $ LeysIcf yscO6us vOOIhe. AdIsa serssw, C6.
Peter D. BsSO.e, E..tS ". Phelps: Ralph Lane Henry
Van Pe The appeared Tor the people and
fhe prisoners father mother and In the Court and
PRISONER has improved sppe.nes biz cOns
ment and seems to regard the proceedings 80 deeply interest
counsel his head resting on his hand watching listening
aDxiOu the remari Of his counsel Al times his
would press Ii. toeSs @s q. r in pain ' '''''
.isd that the prisoner NOT trial for his life aud
whether he guilty not Of murder the Jury had nothing
be would be confined asylum the reach Of ham
ay would show that The prisoner had been insane for year.
seedie.l authority support OF hi. position He gave history
of the prisoners life he born the 18th December 1855
IND is therefore but little q years old His
,seope In humble circumstance and members Of the Methodist
Auoh During his youth he reserved in his department
= bad but two intimate friends He very studius
when about leaving school, he read the Bible
Milton Life Of Whitfield. Zimmerman Solitude aud other
o which be read his work bench and took his bed
d,I compelled TO take them
OF ariEs his brain Later IN life he read Jack Sheppard and
o,hs pernsious woks At 10 Of be exhibited
In the Summer Of 1854 he oeAoed most
sssne views about sptassm de .tAd IN the house for
some weeks AIng 90 through fear spirits would hill
him. He lest his and love Of reading and bis father found
watch him prevent him from poins bis work,
thst OF shoemaker Toe walls Of his bedroom IN Charlton
street. NswYork battered by the hammers and
whh Md throw about with view TO k the spirits which
he ss pose following him He imagined himself to be
Hrs Oepno while such person known TO exist tn,
wonder t1as bis family made the victims OF
Ms ns.e uuonS He koew that he would be able TO show
shst prison hopoesy luns.ie aud there
fore not respopssbe for bic actA . .
The Court offer I'd some rsmss to the particular rchng
ould sdopt the He would only LIMIT the Investigation
the ph,onsr was capable directing his counsel "
TO bis defense. 49,,
The Court then adjourned III Thursday nOniuS the 9th
tbst, At % e'el9ck
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markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBusr


AsHES-The supply large and the mukeL heavy; the
s.e are 40 bbs 81 5i for Pearls and 81 IS for Pots
COITON-Under the Iews from the Southof large filling
of in the receipts the gradually rner have
advanced quotations Of MddnEs t shov the cosnr
rate. The sales 5too bales. We quote follows:
HEw-Tokk CLASSIFICATION.
Aohl ~ n 4 ~.
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MARRURD.

ROIyNNOW-TAPPAN-On Sunday, March Is, at Ann Ar
bor Mich BY the Rev Prof Williams Francis Brunnow
director Observatory to Repecca Lloyd daughter OF
Or. Henry 7. Tsppan.
TAGGART-HUNT-At Spencer Tfoga County N. Y, on
Tbursdsy, March 49, by the Rev. G. W. Higgins, MI AVN
TasfArt Of Dandy, 70 Miss Melissa Hunt OF Spencer.
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nat. were a. follows:
TO'aI. .......... II ,5Z5, b6Z y'-'o,5FI
The Picninns of the 18th snYs

The P,ca,une of the 18Th says:
Tie tendency of the Money market was tending To-
ward srger facilities for borrowers with considerable
competition in the purchase OF high grade paper OF
long date at the rate OF T. cent The transact )ns
TO- day comprise about ,OOO through four parnes
a. that figure with some good second class al lo ana
little tbiJ drste at II e cent.
The ges xiv statement of the Banks show an increase
in short loans of 1888 2l7; decrease in specie OF
1898 10 circulation of $93 300; increase IN de.
posts of $40 les; decrease in exchange OF $50 loo
ard an increase in the amount due distant banks OF
$lt2 Geo.
The specie revives under good demand for daties
and The upward feeling of sight funds New York viii
undoubtedly be reduced every week for the balance
of the season.
The Exchange market opens very weak this morn
ing. Trough sight funds on New-YOrk commanded
a premium buyers did not evnce any great anxiety to
take to any extent Sales of sixty days sight bankers
drafts were made at Ii IL, and round amount was
sold at II discount. Good commercial bills ranged
from q ala discount. The market closed in favor
of buyers In Sterling there we're not many uanssc-
toDs Some bills were taken for remittance at lOo5
1851. There bills were. however, to 60 by the steamer
tomorrow morning for Havana on account OF sugar In
vestmene.
The BaIk Commissioner of Rhode Island have
made statement in relation to the Bank Of the Repub-
lie at Providence, from which select the following
On the oath Of October last when the Commissioners
were directed by the Governor to make the examina-
ton the books of the Bank showed that it's resources
and abilities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24

Bv the Erie Raii,oadI 500 bbls Flour 100 do woisky 30
phs Provisions do Butter $50 do. Lard 50 do Ashes
$50 sdes Leather $50 bags Oats do. Whest leo do. Rye.
BY the North River s2 bsls Flour 81 pkss Ashes,
S2e5 DO Whisky, 1853 do Pork and Beef zoo bush. Corn,
2tO0 do Oats, 800 do. Rye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24

MINIATURE ALMANAC. RUS DAT.
Ssn-lses.. 5:56 Sets...... 6:7 Moon-Rses. 5: 9fr
NIGH wATER....THts DAY.
Sandy Hook. $50 Gov Island. 6:5m Hell0sts. 83
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fAdvertisement
COMMERCIAL BANK, N. J.-PERTH AMBOY,

March a. s57-The attempt of antagonist interests effect
repeal Of Charter Of this Bal having d through the
rycism the Senate notice hereby that the business
the continued heretofore that its circulation
will redeemed usual at the UxIoy BANK in the City Of
New York, st par. Z. BRONSON, PresdenL
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BOSTON March 23-Au. baIks Philomela, Redman, Rot.
terdsm; speedweii Howes NewOresnsi brig Mary START,
CHARIESTUN March 2l-The U. 8. NJ. steamship James
Adaer Turner from New York. arrived here this (Ssturday
Afternoon at O'Clock.
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Passeuserv Arrived

Passenger Arrived
In ba,k Monfszuaa, from DemdrGra-Frederick Stsmele
In bark Navy Aaad, FROM Sagua-R. Sergeant and Lady.
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MONDAY, March 23-P.x.
Thsrs Wa fsl amount Of business q. the Stock
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COURT OF COMMON PLBAS-sPEcIaL TERM.-MARcB y.
Before Judge DAILY.
August III. Btshe sst Ernst Simon.
Referred to Thoe. Boeee to appoint receiver, 30.
Jaques L. Bauchn sg Carlo Sperivvo.
Order setting aside order of arrest.
jane Daniels ast Henry LSrkin.
Motion denied, with 81 costs.
Patrick W. Smith, assignee &c agt. w. B. Barton ct a.
Judgment for defendants on demurrer, with costs.