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FATAL SKATING ACCIDENT ON THIN IcE.-The
skating on the river, which has been excellent il
now unsafe, owing to the warmth of the weather
and the action of the tides which have worn the Ice
so thin as to render it insufficient to bear much
weight. Skating upon 1t has therefore been abar-
doned for the present. Two or three persons broke
through yesterday, but scrambled out 10 wet condi-
ton. One fatal accident, however occurred Joseph
G. Dewitt (br0ther of the Hon. G. Dewitt, Jr mem.
Der of the Legislature from the Fourth District Of
this county, was drowned at Bellvile, at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, while skating. He was in the
office of his brother short time BEFORE and several
companions, both male and female, called him to come
upon the river which request he hastened to comply
with. His sister, who appeared to have present..
ment Of misfortune, told him he had better not 70,
and asked If the ice was strong. He. however went
on, and after skating few minutes attempted to 20
under the draw Of the bridge. His sister, seeing bis
danger, called on him, but too late to stop him, and
IN an instant the treacherous ice-which, though
some inches thick, was weak-gave way, and he was
precipitnted into the water He managed to sustain
himself for few minutes by catching the edges OF
the ice, and in attempting to seize board which was
thrown him, more Of the ice gave way beneath his
hold and though he within few inches OF grasp
ing the board the force of the current carried him I'M
der within sight of his sister and friends and he was
drowned. II is believed that if he could have sus
tanned himself half minute longer, be might have
been saved. His body was seen to rise once under
the ice and then disappeared. Drags were then sunk
through holes cut in the ice, and at about IL o'clock
last night the body was recovered, and will be in
tered tomorrow. The deceased was 10 years old.
Newark IN. Jo Advertiser.
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WHO KNOWS The Louisville Journal saws

The rumor that Spain has addressed England on
the projected purchase of Cuba by our Government
4" mother country" She took the island Of Cuba
from Spain some twelve thirteen years before our
Revolution, but gave II back subsequently. Had
England retained it a short time longer, who knows
led and Cuba have Joined the Confederacy Of the
United States
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-03
gw 0reams gaay Grfsaat ahusaay ona buass 8, 1859.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ITO SUGAR PLANTERS
AMEs' STAR SUGAR PAN,
And
Improved Steam Train, for Making Sugar

From tbs vastnes Of the interests involved the competition
ss.ss I'd III e .s
.aea so The e; sc. trials often ED
Che Of Improving possible that system Which Would
H. dn. Inaa e
.ss 3! s, the
asi q E: .s % &c (.
5 os IL = a.,s
suited IL the conviction h. The planter. adopt whs hs.
anssionssiy mees.fa NnA' mas Dean proved I'M
pa The Hss hs @ e. q The
h. proved poss:
q 4. sss
mp. tn.
structon Of the common worm have
me ms s5s
s q rs s q
and made effective. 'A' p'p'' 10 'N"A'A
s rapidly
dstfent continued pan In mechanical com
With great ,SYpid he .yap ACTED &c
action obtainsd q mush
fsei snd
e. mSs sssl .s9 materially, Teri
and FIRM grain .h ssam AZ 90 i
ss Pc ss I'ss% r.
grafton ratio Planters who have the common worm
osns 10 combine all the advan
= s The Apn.aa
TO Mr. Riesra q Bayou Goua, Ibervs In the sugar.
kind which four Il three saa
q
din Witch ds in msn,anng the
taken out and replaced By Aes improved worm This alter.
With Of the
A sss is4as y ss e: Ri, as 81,
came 10 hand regret time Is completely taken up
af'gy m over Il: cd
Th q, ST. ss r ga ss 1G
cleaning and entlag the liquor in the train
% s.' SsE s
ase g
than p.svo1sy =, Aneher advantage it bo better
greatest .dvsa,sss however that the grain of the
sa ns n s g. # the
s1 es and g
not & as Ss sSs
neg win the common hued ioier, say II, and the utmost
. Vii !. @ 5. ;sss
r. any you may see proper to PROFOUND with
III. ,.,,,.,,., ). ,. a,' ,o'. Wade H. GILBERT
persnced manager and maker to none in the
tate-to whom planters REFEREED to Mr. Rcard
the proprietor OF the estate, for further information.
The star Pan can be furnished cheap ordinary
sugar pan In For farther information address the Paenee
At New Orleans or the undersigned sole authorized
turers
WHEELER 4 FORSTALI,
,., Coppersmhs and Machinists.
lao lm 29 Tchoupitoulas street.
APP ~ Euh s5T Z
and ready for delivery at the shortest notice. Comprising
Eighty Steam Engines, with their Boilers and Chnnies
Twenty Five SAW MILLS including Single and Double Cir.
cuar Saw Mills with both Iron and Wooden Frames of Nor.
cross Stearn's Patents. : "
Fifty Straub's Iron Frame CORN AND FLOUR MILLS
Iweny-Fonr Newefs COTTON SCREWS of g. g and IL
inches diameter by IL feet long. > =
One Thousand feet TURNED and POLISHED WROUGHT
lHON SKATING with corresponding pillows blocks hin
gers couplings and pues from IL to 60 inches diameter and
IL inch face. ~ 'S De
Ten DOCTOR ENGINEs Of different Sizes
Six STEAM BATTERIES with tanks pipes cocks &c Ac
ameter. 49,
Six DRAINING MACHINES, of different sizes.
For sale on the most favorable terms.
g. H. GILMAN
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Il. P.JANvIER, Secretary.


STATE LOUISIANA,
City of New Orleans.
DE IT KNOWN that this day before me
DWALTER HICKS PETERS, Notary Public in and for
the Parish of Orleans and City of New Orleans State OF Lou
sana aforesaid duly commissioned and qualified in The
OF the hereinafter named and subscribing
Personally and appeared,
PHOENIX NICo WOOD, Esquire OF this CITY, President Of
the BANK OF JAMES ROBB body corporate, established
and located in this City Incorporated by passed before
Pierre Charles Cnveer Notary in this city the Seven
tenth Of November thousand eight hundred and Fifty
under the provisions and by authority of the
Legislature Of this State entitled IAN to establish general
ysem Of Free Banking in the State Of Louisiana approved
on the 18th Of March, 1855.
Who declared Of certain resolutions
meeting o. the Board of Directors the Bank Aforesaid
held the thirteenth OF December eighteen and fty
eight copy whereof duly attesed by the Cashier and under
the corporate seal Of said Institution deposited for record
and hereino annexed for reference notices and
required by law for thirty days and meeting Of
the of said Bank has been this day
before me- the and undersigned pu
deemed expeden the increase of capital stock Of the
of articles first and seventh Of The articles of by
the Board OF Directors aforesaid.
And nov also psrsonay came and appsared the following
Of the capital stock Of said Bank for the number Of shares set
opposite their respective names
NAMES WHOM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-03

DRowNED-We learn that two hands fell over
board from tatboat coming out Of the Yazoo river
last week, and were drowned. One Of them is named
W. l.. Casey and resides at Mildale the other ID
named Charles Proseman, from Indiana. Several ar.
tices belonging to the drowned men are in the pos
session OF W. L. Stevenson Of this city.
5.r TVicksburQ Sun,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans. !
Be Il remembered that on this 18th March 1858 before
said personally appeared Charles Briggs President and r
Janvier Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Com
do depose and that the above just true
correct transcript from the books Of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, PreBideu
q. p. JANVIER, Secretary.
Bwornto and before this 18th March,
4. D. 1883 O. NJ BRADF0RD
Bscond Justice OF the Peace for the Perish Of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved psy Interest," sig
cent. the outstanding certificates Of profits on
and after the second Monday May and redeem
and after that date the Of the 1856 ressyns
hundred Thousand dollars and they have Further declared
earned Of the ending February g. 1855
which certificates will be issued day
June, 1858. CHARLES BRIGGS, Prcsdent,
A. OARRIERE, Vice President.
P,JANVIEH. Secretarv. D.
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BURNED TO DrAru.-The yicksburg Sun, Of Tues.

BURNED TO DEATH.-The Vlcksburg Sun, Of Tues
day, says:
An Irish girl, named Cathrene Fallen. was burned
to death at the residence OF Rev. j. OConner in this
city on Saturday morning last. She was servant
girl and had risen about o'clock in the morning q
make fire, and while in the act Of doing so the
sleeve OF her dress caught from the lamp and as no
one was in the house to aid in extinguishinR the
flames, every stitch Of her clothing was burned Of
her, and when found her body was burned almost to
crisp She fingered until yesterday morning, when
she died in great suffering, and was buried last
evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-03

From EASTERN MlsslssIPPI-The Aberdeen Con-
servatise Of Saturday last says:
For the last day or two the weather has been
cloudy, and considerable rain has fallen-enough to
bring our river in good boating condition again-we
need this for there Is cotton here perhaps,
than at any time during the season it comes in
faster than the two boats In this trade can carry it
AWAY. u ~ --..-- -
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BLOODY TRAGED1Es.-A letter Of the 25th from
Philadelphia says:


Philadelphia says:
The terrible evils Of intemperance are most strlk-
ingly illustrated by tragedy which occurred on Sun.
day night, on the Falls road, West Philadelphia. A
man named John Hollinger, his wife and child. and
an elderly man, resided together Hollinger followed
Wife was addicted to the inordinate use Of ardent
spirits. On Sunday night according to the acknowl.
edgment of the miserable woman, both herself and
husband were intoxicated when he struck her VIC
lent blow as she was about descending to the cellar.
She had knife in her hand at the time, with which
she was about to cut some bread. and smarting be-.
meath the indignty received, she plunged the knife
into her husbands neck. The blade entered just
death ensued in about two minutes afterwards.
Last evening horrible murder, It is said, was com.
mtted in the vicinity Of Cobbs creek and the Darby
road. The statement is that woman seized ceaver
for the purpose Of defending herself from the assault
Of man, and inflicted blow which almost severed
his head from his body.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-03

AYERS AGUE CURE, FOR THE SPEEDY
hsde
st,ioa. Hesdaehe and Billions Fevsrs indeed for the
s s' by
o wi S"ts
f"s h usn on
% It. h
ton i better than for the patient ESCAPES the risk which
s1pss The mss% 4. psssn
"a 5 so
se q s1aa s IN
u sa 4sus sn
hoped this price viii place It within the reach Of a-the
sSs:s ss
~ ros nsm o. Uhsl nn4os
xbssyer The constitution Those cured BY left
sa as i a9 sns ss Of The
ton among which Nenfasis, Rheumatism Govt Hesd
ache s,indness roo,hsehs Easehe catarrh As,hms PaP
Bowels Soie Paralysis and ,hs stomach III
III ssf h hs e9aon
. Che blood and consequently Them ali alike
s
s ss,sa
ent they avail themselves of the protection this remedy
Ayers Cathartfc Pills,
Foh ALL THE PgRP POSES o OF A FAMILY PHYsIo,
III If hs pps
ss. @ q sSsss
ans . inviting u ''sls' f'''0's' ny ''nsa' al
s9a
1s
n nSss
q % ee & se sns
s They are an excellent alternative for the renovation of
sishlitated By disease.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
"
4
Is
When tried, its superiority over every nedi.
s arc
inferior remedies thrust upon the ty have failed
f ss .ss e
as1 q ah S5f'Fs. by
al Dealers. d22 6m
STmAUgs RATENT CORN AND rLoUEINe
possessing he quantities. of ADa
ssSs z ss Il s5ssf as sP s 's%s
81 asnaag the lower stone which being fast the srnds
us,pg empty, y ~ - $3.50
ith, Having no bush to get loose.
Sth, Having no driver and rind, to make It choke
6 Having its spindle in piece bridge tree to hop
psr-aearer.
Some Of these Mills have NINE YEARS WITHOUT
HAVING THE STONES DRESSED.
Is e and soineh Double and Single Gear in store,
szsd f1e ale oy s. II. GILMAN,
d 5m4W ~ Gravier street, New Orleans.
IN Il e II Il v II II, successor j. VINCENT
beg. leave to inform his friends and the public that
sold his interest In the store Of ST.
xee he will henceioh devote the whole his attention
his wsLknoen Establishment CORNER OF CANAL AND
CARONDELET STREETS
He has nov on hard which he has just received
BOXES Of magnificent patterns He also prepared TO
nsh refreshments tor BALLS, PARTIES, DINNERS SUP.
&C. wsqat extra charge In style net to bs eSceed IN the
where customers obtain at all hours OYSTER SOUP
FRIED OYSTERS. BOEED TURKEY, HAMS DOBES
PICKLED TONGUE. GOLD PATTIES, COFFEE CHOCO,,
AATE, ICES, etc., etc. F. LEFEvRE
Successor to j. Vincent
~ Mr. Lefevre cautions his friends to confound the
ere Royal street. Of ST. Peter street. with estab.
AsRnasnf In the First District. p8 Sm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-03

FEARFUL BOILER ExpL0s1oN.-The steam-mill of
MIR. Wiley B. Horton about ten miles north OF Flor
ence, was completely destroyed BY the explosion Of
its boiler on the 18th inst, and three men were
killed. A correspondent Of the Lumpkin Palladium
gives the following account:
had rode over to the mill for the purpose OF Law.
ing in bill for some lumber, and had lust stepped
into the mill and was conversing with Messrs. Dorse
and Redck Smith, had not been exceeding i've min.
utes, when the most awful explosion took place that
ever heard. We were standing not far from the saw
at the time, Dorse and Smith were precipitated ont
into the yard unharmed, while was knocked out Of
the millhouse and leveied to the ground either by
the force of the explosion or by some Of the flying
missiles from the boiler, being severely bruised in
number Of places, the whole house fell over and
around me With an awful crash but fortunately one
end of the tmbers rested on the floor above and the
other end on the ground beyond me, thus leaving
sufficient space Tor my escape. When crawled ont
from beneath the fallen house saw Messrs. Dorse
and Smith standing out in the yard in mnfe aston
ishment Ny appearance seemed to recall their pres.
ence Of mind, and they inquired if was hurt, and
remarked that several persons must be killed. We
then went round to the furnace and the scene which
there presented itself to our vision beggars all de-
scription. The charred, blackened and mangled
forms Of John Smith, James Blackburn and John
johnson lay weltering in their gore, with scarcely
any signs OF life. We dragged them ont from among
the rubbish and carried them to house near by, and
sent for assistance and also for Dr.. Wmberly, who
lived in the vicinity but all creature helps were
van Mr.. Smith died in thirty or forty minutes Of.
ter the disaster, and Mr.. Blackburn did not survive
until this morning, and all three were scalded to
death If they had received no other injuries Mr..
johnson still survives but without solitary hope Of
his final recovery "a - a.
there were some fifteen persons in all about the
mill at the time and several hurt but not seriously
The boiler was blown through an emhankment Of
earth, house. and trees, TO distance OF fully one
hundred yards up the hill It weighed between
seven and eight thousand pounds, and the force Of
the explosion must therefore have been terrific The
correspondent thinks that o defective boiler and
carelessness u was the cause of the explosion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-03

sHooTINa.-We have been informed that on last
Sunday, in Baldwin county, Frenchman known by
the name of Joe, shot and killed Lewis Books with
double-barrel gum Joe has fed, but we have none Of
the particulars, which led to the killing.
rs Mobile Register
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EAL ESTATE AGENCY.

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
MARK WALTON, No. 10 Bank Place.
Rsa sFS n s2f EFF
w sae ns e eve n IS e T.
examination and Of
pay taxes, insurance. etc. jail 6m
NOTICE TO CAkPENTERs AND BUILDERS
and
W rough and s2s dressed in lots suit
81 u sawed s f sEsf FLAMING MILLS New B..u
Is ep
R Sa for the Mexican Market Plantation and
los. g. LOGAN, 81 ST. CHARLES STREET, COM
oa. Ssa M S.s sns bs ka
and WASHERS By T. f. Goes Aachinsy OF NUTS
90 thousand choice A'"''s' Barrels for J ss G. LOGAN
q W.LYTLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE FOLLOW.
modons buildings Specially articles
m
GRAIN and oh.
in til.
WABASH wAREHousE-ror Lard and Bacon, Fulton
i. HOME WAREHOUSE Coffee alone ruton.sres.,near
The attention Of merchants and ohsrssolcited n2s
T'HEyORTON lCOAL-THE TREVORToN COAL
and Rsilsoad Company having their Coal the
NsT essasg asapsa TT
THIS climate aud without its equal for domestic purposes
consists IN the fact Of facility OF combustion
knding with as much tho best Bumnous
g wou. smoke for great length Of time without
In very small quantities. enabling the make much
or little hre as may be wanted which great
this climate and It's freedom from sulphur (which creates such
oppressive and unhealthy hard Anthracites
making exceedingly healthy fuel for an
1t 10 remarkably we'll adapted kitchen ranges cooking
& sans heat with
equaled.
Consumers Of Coal will find it for tn advantage to give
this article trial Numerous
the office of the Agent at the ward Of
Compspy. -
Ordais left at either place will be promptly attended to-
GEORGE W. LEE Agent
N.Y. I'm Ne. q Cont street.
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MoRE GoLD.-The Dahlonesa (Ga) Signal Of
Saturday last says quite an excitement existed among
in consequence OF q rich discovery Of gold, near
The particulars we have not heard, but rumof nys
fifty pennyweights ia ohtained in single painful.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-03

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
It that on this twelfth day of January
before me- the subscriber Justice of the Peace in
city aforesaid personally Thos soo President
James Edwards Secretary OF the Sun Mutual Insurance Com
pany Of New Orleans who being duly according law
depoe and say are Just and true and
correct transcript from the Books Of said Company.
THOMAS SLOO, President.
JAS. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this twelfth day Of
ary, 1859. @. NJ BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board of Directors have resolved pay interest
sx cent cash the outstanding Certificates of Profits
the holders thereof to their legal
after Monday 24 inst Also, deciare dividend SIXTY
PEh GENT on the earned premiums of the Company, end
ing Slst December 1858 for which Certificates will be Issued
on and after the cath February next.
THOMAS SL0O. President
JAMES d. DENEGRE Vice. President.
JAMES EDWARDS, Secretary.
DIREcToRs:
James D. Denegre, E. j. Hart
I'D. Kelly, Jno. G. Kicks,
Hugh Wilson, j. H. Stauher
]. Y de Egana, H. 7. Lonsdale
Henry Renshaw, John G. Gaines,
A. G. Tremoulet. Thos. sloo. ja13 lms
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DICE MILLs-RlCE MILLs-RICIS MILLS

The best plan of hulling Rice tiled is by the
STEAM ARM RICE POUNDING MACHINE,
PATENTED BY JOHN TALON.
II will hull Ave bushels OF prepared Rice in from
minutes according the quality Of the Rice Mr. GEORGE
PATTERSON at the Foundry and Machine Shop.
eord and New Leyee Streets sole the
facture and sale Of the
JOHN TALON, Patentee
new Orleans, November II, 1855 mis- 1y
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SLAVE DEPOTS,

z CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA NEGROES
FOR sALEThe subscriber has just arrived with fine
o q C5ona and Virginia Negroes for SALE consisting
go Field hands, Cooks Washers and lroners also two
Engineer Will be receiving fresh lots during the season
Persons wishing to buy will hnd their interest to cali and
see me, before purchasing elsewhere. :
H. F. PETERSON,
az ON IL Perdido street, New Orleans.
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Amite = -
The of comprise necessary
prepare for admission into colleges requisite for
mercantile pursuits
The position Aite Orleans
and Railroad three hours from New Orleans Its
secuson and the purity and health
water, peculiarly suitable
institution. stating TERMS etc.
address the undersigned. lja3 lml B. n. WNAIR,
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Hog Gkain Ends etc.
G. L. KOUNs BROS, No. Front street. Agents for
Knapp Carter Wilson Co.. Pittsburgh sale Of their
Nuts and Bolts Of ali sizes
Wheel srrups Fange Bols Bolts Nails ETC. in lots to
suit purchasers Of the best Tennessee Price lists and
samples st the Office. Orders from machnists and country
dealers Solicited octl 1y
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.: u. RgTHERrORD: o. 3. CHAPLIN.
& RUTHERFORD & CHAPLIN, COMMITS
sion Agents for the Purchase and Sale Slaves Office
and Yard. No. 6s Baronne street, New Orleans La.
NJ NIL
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-11
Sbipplag yntslligsufs.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, April 9.



fee to Whitride Co flowed up BY the steamtug Her
days heavy wind; on the coast Sailed in company I T Ra
SR lat q isn 8 $ exehanFsd Eit& STis
WIZ Wsas Ft S1is.as
P s faFhi s FGeRe from ni'fi
@ S e chaya W% Santos
YsT m f sS 6or br Ee psS Same
S So ion g %e% Orleans! D I'D Ship Rather Phadepha
RS SEEK S6n fs t To R Pree co to
Schr Thatcher Taylor, Nickerson, from New York-ce-
Hi Brig 70 Vulcan b. Mcdonald Halifax, in tow of Fairy
Steamer Locust Point, French from New York. mdse to
S"ni o e''''' MEMORANDA
ship Annapolis pickett for Hampton Roads, sailed from
Ship Sea Belle, Wardwell from Havana spoke on the LIST
inst brig Eudorus of Harpswel from Baltimore Havana
Steamers VIM Jenkins ailett, Boston: Commerce Gaver
Savannah Potomac Watson Charleston Patapsce lay
Palestine Burgess West Indies tow of Liones also ship
Brig Vulcan, 7Brj Nc Donald :fiaSx in tow Of Fairy
Ship Rival Kelly ssYanRa hin il toy of Hercules
Soop Chesapeake, Capt Miles, for Norfolk and Portsmouth
CLEARED
Steamers VIM jenkins. Haliett Boston, A. L. Higgins ;
Potomac Watson, Charleston, Saml j. Pearce; Patapsco
leading Gqiac Ggrei Randall brig VULCAN RF Nc
North Carolina Master siana, Mitchell, Wilmington,
}as c e sons sr45 keR Johnson.
Wrgs CO. William Severe Brooks Sf Reh SSs@ raves
ppssash Son DART N Ssf EsRGas ae barge @19
Faa9 NfT AS 4 seansr io shp F ksa
FOR GHARLEsT0N.,,Tw steamers, the Paapsco, Capt
taye and Potomac watson left this Port on Saturday
S Rs i9eF Tlt ey Se 5d hf latter
The above are Crom1eirs Steamers, and cleared by sam
NEW work. AMI, EASTERN ass :, PORTS y, ., ,,
ton barks Gorsel!a Havana Elizabeth Cam, Glasgow
Fl Jones' Sn S En Bush e saTer sshr
Kankso9 Liverpool Moses Taylor Aspinwall; shid Media
Pone Conquest, ST. Thomas Ayosea, Antigua; Enehan
Eichm9nG = aisr Charleston Heroine Fre Si
burg Nashess Rio De Jsneiro Kelly Kits n :,
BOSTON, Apr, SAT- sc6r Fannie currie Rogers Balti
more; j. Nckerson, Baker, do; Flying Fish, Lane, do
ALExAyPR S SSgT 7HS ro ssHr William, Resses.
Knight and + II Shannon, Boston; H K Dunton Bath
RfGHM0Nb, April7-Crd brig Angola,s rhomaston schr
RIcIIMoYD .. April s-Arr. steamer Belvdere, Keene
Schr. Hope, Frank BALTIC. mds v, D. Colqsit ( Co
Schr D L, Keeling Booz, Baltimore, mds W D. Coquit
Sclr Ada, Woollford, Balto, mds R & D. R R and lum
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, Apr s-steamer AIDE
laide Cannon, Baltimore, arrived.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice is hereby given, that the Vineyard Sound Ligh
VESSEL Of Sow and Pigs, is missing from her Station.
She will be replaced with little delay possible,
which due notice will be given
by 2 %HrS 4 IF safR G 9s%sr u
Lighthouse Inspector Sd Dist
Boston, April G, 1859
List of Canal Boats from avre de Grace per steamer Lar
caster, April 9, 1859.
Boat Cook, Capt Read, lumber to Carr Giese Co.
Boat 5. r. McConkey. BearersOn, do, to Henry James
Boat ". c. Bradley Strine, iron to Brooks & Coats.
Boat Peter Sailor CarIigan do. to Barrty & Bruiton.
Boat Alice Weld, Bright, iron Bf looks & Coats.