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Improve Your Eyes.

STRENGTHEN and assist them, by the Paris oph-
~ wooFSON has arrived from Europe with his
well the good others OF the latest
proved spccaclss and gssses which are the
rTrscoPE CoNCAvE AND CONVEX THE DOUBLE FOCUS AND
DOUBLE POLISHED BRAZILIAN rEBBI4FS CRYSTALS, ETC,
which improve any eye affected with weakness cat
Aae, or tending TO |; ; also, SHORT -SGlITEDSkSS
Persons compelled glasses those using then
viii be suited a sight Those wonderful %
DOUBLE POLISHED VENEZUELAN CRYSTAL ROCK
nave received the highest recommendations at the Worlds Fs ut
Paris Of vision
taore unknown any other improvements al,ls
Also all styles opera spy and magnyns ssse ccnpasses
and microscopes OF Eighth street and
ennsyaua enuc eighth street No +9l between street and
Penn. avenue.
Nov 21--dly
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Miss Christie Jshnsoh,

rs dcsirous Of forming classes in elocnion Ia the
Washington and will Instruction 10 private pu
pills in Gsorgssown let ~ -
johnson will give ycabs snd professional snsis
men, also nrezners who wb TO acquire RgMh
cent k,g...
Residence sns Iarovcrs (rnry fngsbr Fesnat Sem
mary Washington Gay Georgetown SAT
svsnxScr, hestd fsisf safta3 sd
Mrs Auna Cora R,che Richmond, Va. 7g 6dE
Rev Stephen =. Hill Washington, ID. c.
Grafton Tyler, N d., Georgetown, q. c. ~ ttoilih
apply blanchard nn xheir bsok
store fennsylvans and Eleventh
fs.er.8l.f Hst
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THE POLICE TELEdRApH IN NEW YORK proves very sue
cessu the number of messages sent from the central Of
flee during the quarter just ended 49, l84 of these
there were two lost restored TO their friends twelve
restored to their families six hundred and forty
eight children restored to their parents hundred and
six stray horses restored to owners foyone other an
mails restored to owners thtyone stolen HORSES tcie
graphed hundred and seventy fires reported
thirty notifications to owners thirty descriptions
of counterfeit bills which were about being put IN cir
cuaton Besides the above the telegraph operators have
cent large number Of communications the wires
ascertanng particulars of various murders, suicides
stabbng afrays, &C., for reporters, which aided them
greatly in obtaining news late at night = s,eFnsaa
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El oculista De Paris

III OCultBtA De Paris
RECIEN llcgado csta c,ridad tienna el honor dc
LII ofreccr los
CABAIJERos F.,PANoIE9
IN osdc EspaucIos Lcntes, Aneoos Tesro
sa Vista ydon do Aumento Mqueres Iapiceas Puas
d oo, que con Artculoa Frsnceeas.
nends provonalmcnte Eight street, Penn
frecos muy moderados, 10 miemo dc Europa.
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HENRY 81 CAMPBELL,

LAND, COLLECTING, AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
elf Sour Cay. jnco, saN Asi
Enter bands with land cash time and loan money
at western rates pay iases aud furnish abstract TO Ides
Sep 2b-tkswly
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tT'HE NEW YORK PULPIT---In the revival OF
"A 1853 preached York aud Brooklyn by
"sny-nye distinguished pastors vol. limo; price ~
einp Of Jesus Christ Exalted the Affections OF his People
ny bev W. ?. Balfern of England. Price 90 rents.
vol So n 'T''' ~
Just published and fer sale In Washington by aA
hye Corner lI,h street and Pepnsyiyspia avenue.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.


TIME subscribers, grateful Tor past favors, and
auane that public bcstowing their patron
- n that extent exhibit ali
.k their depot by opening
"a s,room Broadway No 25l of Murray OPP
se the 0ty ia This enlargement u warehouse with the
extensive o their factory viii enable subsc
ha 10 Keep hand all es larger OF Gre and burglar
S .ues other establishment In the world Particular
[ ll constructing safes for private families
b other furniture for the security OF plate jew-iry
Also
MIN lou on money chests
oars and Halls powder proof locks
AZ lore Joness patent pernaon bank lock and Cygier
n,,an, letter lock, without Key.
y O HERRING 4 Co.,
Nos. l3S l37, add 1870 Water street, and
No 25l Broadway, corner Murray d., Nsw York.
=, CoYIE A CO., Agents
Washington d. c.
h. w. KNOWLES, Agent
u.y 26--ly Richmond, yrgiuia.
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Payuensfos subscrpas made ib AdssssS and
The paper always discontinued tho exprsou
subscribed Cor resssed. Notice viii DO gysa subscribers
when thcn sub~,fipnons ATE cxlnre Httf+%%
lu,ancer
VI the pahsher os the usk~E E1au.s1fa
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Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York

Mutual Ltlo InsuTRMc6 Company 0I NOW HOrK.
Tssaity Baiidsse, III Rroadwy.
u,E assets Of this company amount to nearly Porn
xn1yoss entirely cash of which thrr mi
Ion s h.n.rt bond
on real the city and State OF Now York valued ia mil
lions 5 dollars
The pronts already amounting million hundred
Aoa,and dollars the property Of tho policy hoders
Tnsus 5t...
Torns application pamphlets giving every nation snp
,rd on applying any compaDys agents
FRED'K WINSTON, President.
HAAC ABBATT. Secretary.
SHEPPAE1D H0MANH, Aciuary.
-#Y MNTURN POST, M. D., Medical Examiner
Nav s6--iys
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WASHINGTON CITY ELECTION.

1t is very seldom that canvass for municipal officers
in locality has excited such general interest through
the country that which going with 30 much
spirit and energy in the city of Washington
IL is regarded sufficiently national in its character
and issues to engage the active participation and
est efforts OF senators and distinguished repre-
sentatves from various portions of the country who
quite zealousy engaged in stirring up the people of the
city upon the issues involved in the controversy The
great popularity unquestioned integrity and eminent
fitness of the democratic nominee, Colonel James G.
Berret have inspired the democratic MASSES with
prccedonted zeal and enthusiasm and they count al
ready with the best assurances upon certain and o.
rous victory on the first Monday in June.
The opposition candidate Hon. Richard Walach is
doubtless the strongest they could have placed in
the field having been the very popular marshal OF the
District under Mr.. Fillmore.
The petty sander out of which the opponents of Col.
Berret hoping to make little capital that the Col
onel is not earnest and cordial supporter of Mr.
Buchanans administration must inevitably recoil upon
the heads of its orginators. We believe, from the
reliable authority, that Colonel b. in hearty sympathy
with all the leading measures of Mr. Buchanans admin
straton and will always be found regardless of
quences merely personal to himself uphoding with all
his influence and ability the standard of the true demo-
cratic faith Relating to this point take pleasure In
appending paragraph two from letter written
than two months since to prominent democrat in this
State with whom he is accustomed to communicate lin
the reest spirit showing most satisfactorily his position
towards the national administration and the democratic
party.
We wish there were such men as Colonel Berret
proves himself to be by the sentiments quote We
hope to chronicle his triumph by rousng majority. He
The nomination Dr. William Jones as postnastor was sent TO
the Monday and only await his confirmation
the OF Office, which shall without
pointinent,
President intended confer him the appointment shall
office with the whole
risk nothing thai quite good
condition whom lao IT, reap
tho President has
convictions of crafty the wishes myself
behalf all candor perfectly
where shall always be found battling with energy
uphold tho principles policy and Of his
ton which thoroughly orthodox claim the support every
sound, reliable democrat tst ls-
While am not in position TO appreciate fully the rotation rule
ts application Will slightest change
relations abae jot zeal support Of tho
democratic cause
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.

INVENTED BY EuGESo LAr1IIA, ARCHITECT NJ s. B. &c
nESIGNB made for concrete churches, villas, cot
~ tagos, and farm buildings. ocs, Goca Cbappaqua
Wstchester county New York.
una l1--tH ~
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, q CO.,

VITHEELER g. WILSON, Manufacturing Com
wv pany improved Sowing Machines, for families manuactu-
These machines combine all the
been invented Their extensive and increasing sale
approval and eommendaon that they
cyed the propretors recommending
been sufficiently long 10 test them thoroughly and have
Iven satisfaction. e$sesg s&
Among undoubed that they all others,
Beauty and simplicity OF construction and consequent freedom
from arrangement and need OF repairs. s.ss
I'd Unexnmped and rapidity OF operation.
Noiseless 4
h The remarkable perfection Of their stitching and their arpca
bbty variety OF purposes aud materials.
Principal Sl3 broadway Now York nj their agencies
In the principal cites OF the Union May 26-1y~
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NEATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor Law
lyA Rooms ~, "a, No. 10 Wall street, New York.
auu1 1k--tff

rYRUS w. FIELD Il Co., wholesale Paper Deal
~ No II CG street Now York invite the attention Of deal
their stock Of printing writing wrappng
all eher kinds Of paper which they The
market prices May 25ly~
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kyi,ceilane,us ana Disasters.

The pilot boat Christian Bersh No i6 for whlch
ey has been felt she having been 20 days. al
Norfolk VI inst having arrived there or days pre-
vious all well on board.
Sur Dswrr Csros, Dunno before reported put back 10
vsrpSoi sisr beng nearly nen,h out hsd ssnr,cy he'd
cargo Her soSsprit boom ane All her s are gone soi
head besd rails and q. attached forr gone sooai sy
s s ' crS S s m h % and sss as sns Sc
TOP damagcd yaru and foruast sprung
sein boats and lie boats damaged chain Sses sSsrd fsis
e.a6 shi. and cabin VIII .osep and m.nsa lost The
unosr the ship bottom She Is leaking ana ia feared thai,
Sur n Mupuy Webb p, Deal from, Phl-ielphia n,
ieaky In addition 70 having lost her sails, &C.
SUR Ksry Hocrss. jackson, from Macao for Havsns
coolies who had nu;ined had ESQ 0; mem on board The
sw 81 he mp roo 20 ahsr gsSn rein
6se bad been sho aud hanged ihe yard srm-he ring
o M re~ S Sad written % AMI s
eleven scamen upon receipt OF which b. would continue
voyage
smr CH.iI.Se,, KENNY, from sssow for Hsyans, he
s Ssf sei nd "t c IN In sso III r ss,
were laid np "S d;as. similar - sca,vy There h~d been
dr~ ned. ~ anu ""'
srir H.nRr INV w,sr Patterson henc. whom she .r
were lad up With fever contra ted Mer Bay The ship
vessel the balance Of coais intended making sp
@ p a. snp Ss 70 bear w for batavia on bring
requested and granted by the Resident enable reach
Bipx n @ HroHross from Masnya. Cor Portland. which
went ashore ~ ins the south side of Nantucket went 20
pieces on The 5th. No insurance vessel.
RRIe hosTc., ~ rusoa from Jerponts Mil for Haysns,
win BOY hooss which went ashore Lines Island fh nh
was cot oil aud taken bath inst On the 9Th she was
nearly dcharFed She will probably be repaired and pro
coed on her voysHe
scHR VIZ HoSr Scott, Providence from Alexandria re-
rortsO Or he night the while ~ anchor AZ Oela
ware Br,nkwser during heavy blow, wss drited into ny
schr SAWyer frcm Virginia for New YORK. aud bad lb
and nd rail and buwarks carried away
Damage, " any, the other vessel not known
m. rbr napfa ain nafa gf
arnsnbe apt iaker before reported under reper has
zen compelled 10 be rugged Brig account VI the I'm
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II WILDE seen from the above that the receipts of
-four and wheat during last month are just about
double those Of January, 1867. The shipments dur.
ing the past month Of -four have been moro than
three times those Of the same month last year.
The papers Of Illinois state that the
probability Of serious injury to the corn crop by the
cold weather in November, has now become a GER
tshty TWAS not early ros, that did the mischief.
nor because the corn did not npen, that il Is now
rotting, but the severe cold weather between the
18th and 25th Of November froze the moisture in
the cob and small end Of the kernel. Whenever
therefore, the kernel contained moisture enough IN
disDtregste the grain when frozen, nothing can ar
rest the decay when a thaw comes. In some sec
tions of Illinois, n is thought farmers will be trou
bled TO obtain sound enough in the spring for
seed The Springfield Farmer is urging farmers in
that section TO lose time in securing sound corn
for seed and says it would occasion no surprise If
was worth 81 per bushel next spring
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


MONDAY, go. r-b 4. NJ.
We have nothing particularly new or important TO
report in the stock market. The tendency Of prices
was upward from the opening this morning, and the
sales Of all the leading speculative stocks were 10
the usual extent. The European advices by the
Arabia were iayorably considered, and the impress
sion appeared 20 be general that easy money mar
ket such a. has rot been known for years about
being realized among az commercial nations. In
dcations Of ills meet Us on all sides, and they are
daily becoming stronger. At the frst board to-day
Virginia state 6s advanced per cent: la Crosse
land grant bonds 4; Pennsylvania Coal, 3; Curuber
land, /: Enc, l; Harlem d; Michigan Southern old
4; Do, preferred, !; Panama Railroad u; Illinois
Central Railroad !! Galena and Chicago Rail.
road. 1. In Missouri State skies there was
active movement, and prices were well sustained.
Other State stocks were comparatively quiet In
railroad bonds full prices were maintained We no.
tce purchases Of Erie third mortgage bonds. at 81
s2s per cent This is an advance. A few DAYS
since they were selling at 70 per cent. The three
mortgage loans Of the Erie Railroad Company
amount 10 thireen millions OF dollars. These issues
ere well secured on property which has cost nearly
three times that amount and there can be very little
distinction in the classes The third mortgage issue
without doubt the cheapest at the present market
price. There am thirteen millions of indebtedness
standing after the third mortgage bonds and eleven
millions Of stock behind the unsecured bonds The
movement in Cumberland appears 10 have great
strength There is no stock pressing for sale and as
prices advance new buyers come forward. There will
undoubtedly be buyers at rs per cent, who will not
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Corvners' Inuuests.

AccIpFSTAuy DpowrED.-CoroDer HIS held ma acct
yesterday at the foot Of Watts street. upon the body Of
boy naned John scDermot who drowned by falling
overheard on Sunday afternoon. The deceased, Il ap.
peared was playing on the pier when he accidentally
stumbled over the string piece and precipated into
the ssier N,rdict-"Accidental death" Deceased re
SIDED at No Dcsbrosses street
FA1AI F,uL-coroner conDery held an inquest yester-
day at No 80 Hamersley street, upon the body of
named joseph Folk, who died from the effects of
iuries received by falling through the scut,le Of the
eudlng No ~ King street Ne Dict &C 1idonti desih .
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Army Intelligence.

The War Department, has ordered Board OF omccrs 10
assemble the 10Th inst at Washington Arsenal for the
purpose Of testing ssrps breech loading pistol and TO
examine certain improved firearms 10 be presented by
Capt JaincsN WARD, Sd Infantry The Board viii con
sist Of Colonel Johnston let Cavalry Major Bell Ord
nance Department; MAJOR May "a Dragons: Major ia
cree, sd Infantry. and Captain vhitl 5th Infantry
Captain J. ]. Wood Let Cavalry, IL detailed Recorder
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Personal futel.trcnce.

Hop. Daniel s. Dickinson arrived the city last Eight,
and leaves this morning en- route 10 Washington.
Americans registered at the Banking Office Of the
american ana European Express and Exchange Company
Paris, from January TO January 81 ls5s:-J s Kendall
Samuel Whitney, 5 Kellogg T. Jarrasssy, r. Halsey
and family. W. N. Teston n. E Preterre and family C
L. sharpslcen, F. f. Bassom, W. Blonkhorn, NJ. L. 5
Brown j. J. Townsend c. N. Herman, W. whi,enright
Jr R Hoe and family, j. Mathews 7. D. Patcher, G. W.
Wright, New YORK; NJ NJ Reese, e. I. Simpson, A. W
Whnmg, Pa W. T. Johnston, Or. j. 4 Noyes, J. 7. Tai
bot ana wife OHIO W. n Preston, W. Amory, Mass; B.
Tucker, Va; J. Ii. Neale, Nd; j. J. Goodwin Conn ".
:. Quincy, I'll.
ARRIVALS.
A. he Everett House-hon udge Russell and lady. New
YORK. W = Youle and lady 1hrocs Neck; Capt Heyworth
Cap. Enrle Edward Hough n. Naselisn and Geo Cock
burue AM family EnFlhni; Hon Theodore Sedgwick
GsuLhier ONs Head, L. ~ John q. Wyman, Neys York u
NJ .lksoA and family Newburgh; w T. Hooker and lady
New York J. = Strong and T. : Grinc Georges Manor
L. l.; 7. r. Lee Croton Falls; Joseph Hopkins Miss
haroue Hopkins and Dan Travis r Paterson; Miss Jane
Hopkins, Mrs julia Travis and Alexander Travis Croon
Fails DR. Otis New York; Henry SAM ird Jonnertcu John
a.. Crane South Carolina y WEINBERG Norfolk: Capt q
W. Smith and LADY. West Point George Hall and lady
Troy; " WalcOJ and r. NJ Gilbert, Utica.
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factory terms for ether country. HIS Excenency win
AFTER the 10th esv- for AscuDctoo
Tie msDnss in which tia ross and public opiaioa in
Tie Argentine r~oblc declared themselves in favor Of he
rust and mooegsle claims Or Brazil, IN the question q
ssuon Ne river Paraguay, deserves full
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Naval Intelligence.

detschmcr, Of fremen and coal besvers lcfi the
United states chip North Carolina Instant for
the United States steam frigsie Colorado lying AZ the
Gospcrt Navy Yard, Va.
The United states steamer Ssranao, Commander Kelly
before reported At Pernambuoo January s,
the 10th for the Pacific station.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHEs-The sales embraced about Is barrels pots at
&C. Pearlf quiet
EaxADnrfYs - Fsour-Thc market was IN fair activity,
with sales Of about 5000 1900 bbls Low grades OF
Stale and Western rather easier. Among the
sales 1000 bbls. extra State for export 81 30
~ a. HE market closed 1t about the following quota
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Port ~ New Ycrs, February :, 1855

CLEARED.
ship Benz Adams Chase Iiverpool-rapscou & Go.
ship Resin Burgess New oreans-Ro5son fcsaick.
mp mp ss,ea., Lsski, New oresnsIM Nelson SOUS
Bark Dawn chase Baenos Ayres-geypolds 4 Cushu.4n.
Bark Psmphyla, wilkins Carlenss-Mors Nephew.
Bark rslladin, Wilton, BaImore-sF Davson
= Brig Caroline. whiieberrJ A.pinwaii-Psnsms Railroad
Brig Clinton pewhursi, Chsr,es:on-Gee Buckley.
sesr y llaIlock Barton; rsrs;.t.wds,, Noble.
schr L burroughs, jerks S4yannah-Dunh.rn A Dimon
Schr Legal Scranton LoSden, savarnsh-scran.on Tall
sonr " Smith Smith. charesion--scr-n'on Talimsn
seII Umpire, orsorn Serioik-s..afss. Clesrmsn SGO.
scop W II nroSn, HailOci, PrOstitnoe-L Kenny
ARRIVED
ship Constitution tI,r Thompson lvcrpool Dec 10 with
mdsc ard passengers 10 Williams 0uon Was towed into
oa ss,s ,, o Sy :l,sT%ng hun, ., n
snd R...eI gers TO knGslandA sutton. Tad strong
to zcrcsa Co. Dec IA Of bss ae Island
% hamra rom svrs sf New Sr YORK rse
has hs",y westerly gales 90 he pa---s.
with sugar and mossses, To jackson; vs-~. n Mayhem
sehr Joseph Ycser-on yof Ss~ Haven B.ser s, KIT.
day. wh hdes rag, Ae 70 Bishop Bros, Of New Haven
; Sssg .s%, s. h.wcr T,,yGrs oenfesO. jan IS
sehr Ncserscn Goodwin Auahapas, n days WI. rugAr
fehr Fleet wing ms.ssD, Davis. s, MARKS. 10 days. win
ootion n, Ac, 10 order.
scbr John Rosion, Lingo, Savannah, dSys with c.-c
&c, 10 Scranton a Tallman.
schr Hannah Sbsi man, Newhern, NC n DAYS.
Scbr spencer n, Nsp--, North Carolina, days
Scbr Stc.stob, ireland. Norfolk, qdsy-
Ehr Van Nsme, Van Name ksffos, days
Schr Sec Ranger Arn-s Norfolk, sdHys
scAr " Huntiey. Hammond, Bsilimcr. sd.ys
@ iD TIE. F SssS 81 smiths Island
parsed steamer ATLANTA hence tor Charleston
Steamer Chesapeake, Crowen. Poslaad-
-AriED.
ship Gslens New Orleans; banks sunana cOnssnanope
Stampede. ht Jago, Martha. Charleston.
Wind during the day NV.
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Mrs. R,sssy, mother q Governor Ramsey, Of Mime
sofa died very suddenly on the 5tn inst a; the
Of her daughter, In Harrisburg, Pa
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The PArLDiyC RESOLUTIONS DEFEATED IN ALA.
RAM The resolutions which had passed the Senate
branch Of The Legislature of Alabama cond-rnnscry Of
the arrest Of General Walker by Commodore PsnliBg
defeated in the House by vote Of sixty four thr
fccu
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touch it at 10 20 per cent. The party holding Cum
berland largely talk about prices much above those
now ruling. Erie opened and closed firm to-day at
our quotations Harlem advanced this morning to
% per cent The new loan has nearly all been
taken. and the company viii soon be relieved from
its floating indebtedness. Illinois Railroad was "a
vorably affected today by advices received by the
Arabia. The company have obtained all the money
required carry out its immediate financial arrange
ments. At the second board the market was quite
buoyant, and an advance was realized on nearly
every thing sold. Erie mortgage bonds ar rapidly
improving. The issue Of 1883 third mortgage ad-
vanced u per cent; issue of 1885, mortgage IL;
Pennsylvania Coal, 4; Panama, D; Harlem, 3; Ga
lena and Chicago, /; Chicago and Rock Island !.
Cleveland and Toledo declined per cent; Cumbcr-
land, 4. The market closed steady.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as fol-
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

FOR CALIFORNIA, ETC.
Cahswhs York FEB. IL. Havana ~ O.
Philadelphia. New York Feb II. Hsvsna n q.
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
EXPIRE CTTy-From New York ID arriving Havana
tn and New Orleans 10th From New Orleans 2ch Havana
ed, arriving 1T New York 18th
CAHAwBA-From New York tc-h arriving at Havana 18th,
and New Orleans 10Th. From New Orleans 9Th Havana
Srh, arriving New York 81
From New York 18th arriving Havana
22d and New OrleAna 2sth From New Orleans bh Havana
sth, arriving al New York 18Th
BIAoK wAREioN-From New York 9th arriving at Havana
lat and New Orleans 80 From New Orleans l2h Hsyana
18th, arriving At New York 18th.
~~~-~>>~--~~-|~--~-0-~~~- -~------~y-~~~~~e-~~~--
DJ- An packages and Litter, :asesdsd for he NEW YoKn
HERALD should Be sealed
ALMANAC FOR YoRk-rnIs
Z % 4
sun ~ HIGH wirxR.......eve Is
Dnsr NJ N.xx Ycru E.b,narv ts.s