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BY Telegraph.

sQUAN, March II, sunset-wnd fresh from 8. s. Es
weather clesy
SANDY HOOK, March H. snnset-The ship Enrek, sotaS
the bay One sbp aud one 4, essnS
the hshahp, bound In Wind Hsst from 8. s. W. vesbsr
bszy.
BOSTON March l7.-Arr ship Esther M,y Clark Msnlls,
bark Gensook Mayo Bays 0rss LATHE Trinidad Grad hss-
ter Pinkpey Cienfuegos.
Of Hsbisrd Light Cape Cod ship John Tucker ton New.
ISiki onxs SaIscis, busnos Ayres; Jeddo Remedies
SAVANNAH, March 17-The .msnip Psyreuburss
oCTornvtlIs Line, an at the wharf AZ O'CLOCK le,n
March l5-AI brig Augusta ion Roekpe,t sehr Tsreet,
kre brifham. and Plandome for nes.Yorf
NEW-oRLEAHs March ls-Arr. ship Liberty from New-
York.
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apa b-rs 'yeIy rrosp.c: that ITS ros3 vi JET -:ope
sDs&scvs ~osb. s1ssriss 81 hs 81 The eAss asssa %
s.ouDt ~ pdehtdsess Pf-f-rfe1 erocs. may u
Do b-.r hsn tns Should 10 - Odd shiSh
pr.bses Junction sh he Wssern Yer sou. rO-As 81
should rTo tsed orsdr. Aibsos b sai ~ srnf
the S-s York CarA -
Wy business bou not be 80 far increased ~ %
render N Wort s psesen. poninsl cost
The na WI 'h,v toe increased earnr 70 fo
the p.s compared with corresporsns period Of
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Disasters, &c.

THE STEAMER ALBASY ofhe Providence line which s this
port at Weanesdsy 6tsl returt ed on Tnarsday
month"; b.yrg broken her ung boz aud sprung when
% Riier is,and. Bic viii nave 70 discharge cargo.
IhE sCHR hAscHEsTER ashore Long Beach head
and full Ct water Her sails snd rsxlng have been stripped
THE sCHR NJ. r. CARLYLE, fsom Providence, IL ta1zs,
boond 70 Philadelphia ashore this morning b). Soc
lies about uiles . 9TH If BsrDeg, hshr
By letter Eliwood Water esq, Sec BID Underw'a
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Receipts Of Produce.

BY the Eric Railroad March l76O bbls Whisky, SIS pkgs
Butter 100 pkg, Proyi,ons 40 ptss Ashes pkss Cheese
30 pigs Esg $50 sides Leather rolls Leather Is bags Seed
ia Dressed 5eeep, 10 Dressed Hogs, bales Wool
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viii be n rapture Of pace bsswesn Fssos and Ans
tr;. .pa buyers sor G.rnsry sd the Msai.srrsosan
are erep5inz their engagements wherever the range
Of prices siri. of it. add their limits do not preclude
operations
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We hear Of about $500, 600 in gold bars going by
the Saturday steamer. The avans steamer will take
enIy q small amount Of douboors. The market Is
very strong for Government Sc, with some private
sales Il loi, including $4,000 on 30 days. The
amount which could be bought at i0i is not large.
Holders generally anticipate an advance to lOis or
los within thirty days. especially IL the bill before the
Legislature, admitting these bonds under the bank
Law OF par for circulation, is passed. 1t passed. the
Assembly to-day without opposition, and our adyices
from Albany are that II viii be unopposed in the Sem
ate Treasury Notes sold 70 the extent of $780,.
600 at 18th discount to par. Some considerable
amounts of mssured notes have been sent to Washing
ton for redemption. The risk and loss Of time Of send
ing these notes to Washington might jast as well be
avoided as not were there any financial ability
st the head OF the Treasury Department. There no
reason why the mstured roes shoud not be paid upon
presentation ut the SubTreasary in thus City that
would not apply to the interest on the puohc debt
which ia paid here without difficulty. The business OF
the Clearing House large, amounting to so6SS,-
So At the annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Minpesota Mining Company held yestsrlay the Dr.
rsoters Report stated the amount of mineral produced
che LIST yesr 10 be s3i tuns yielding 7OOO 2 cen,
Al refined copper worth sJs5 200; amount Of working
s.,sp,es 1855 900; net earnings about s2l0O00 aud
sys,shs surpss ssseis general statement $40 coo
Ils xniasssal dividend Ct q ' sAsrs declared, Py-
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ID~rease. RS <pntN -
or il = Gen. This h. he fac OF large decrease
uroo every Inc in the So:ten E.s<rn s,,s
IL very q stifyhs result
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March 49, si 81 no. lon rs D. brig A. g. MsnJmsa from ~
Ahapas for BsIinoaA :
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CotFEE-S, Doipso is in ANAL supply sales % zoo bags
81 Sac easH mainly FOR export Other .ncs quiet saes Of
80 Java SC.
DfEWooDs eartinue quiet, Jet rteady; salss Of
Brrzi-tto at SIS. cash-
fLOUR AND MEAL-The demand fox Western Canal Flour
barely active, aid tie market
are plenty and these shade o~e but choice brands
hrk demand f he demand for ScTins Wheel
brands very hrst and these end downxd The close the
sae. srs ake hb .. IS sass FOR superhns States 90 Sr
choice do % SO 70 or do % ga % ~ fr Uppsx
Lake Exrs % pss; % O. 20 shpfss srsoss Of
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Markets-cARETuLLY REPORTED FoR faE N. r. fsi.ux.
THURSDAY, March T. l259.
ASHEs-The market Is without change sales Of Pots a;
s. IS and Psnh IS 1906 81.
COIIOSThe market steady but ra.aer quiet; sales Of
stoo bales mostly In trGp'itu. We quote:
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amalgamation of the two races Is very general,
and is still progressing, marriage is rare, and
would not be tolerated in English or even in
Barbadian society" 1t is said that the dis
tinctions of caste are not more marked between
the higher and lower orders in Barbados than
they are in England, but affirm this to be I'M
true. An English nobleman who marries a
social inferior elevates her at once to his own
rank but similar faux pas is never forgiven
or forgotten in Barbados. The colored wife of
a white finds her position an anomalous and
distressing one. She has been removed from
one circle, but neither her husbands influence
nor her own virtues are a passport of admission
into the other.
The condition of the colored population of
Barbados demonstrates, on the whole, that they
lack neither industry nor natural intelligence.
The habit of labor after all, is an acquired one
and no man, white or black, will really work
where necessity does not exist. / have watched
with great interest Barbadian laborers going
to work, and their light, elastic step and cheer
full faces indicate the very opposite of lazy dis
positions. If their moral progress falls short
of what the Abolitionist would ask us to believe,
it is doubtless owing as much to the want of
properly-directed educational efforts as to any
other cause. The masses are certainly no
worse than they were under Slavery while
those who had the intelligence, industry, and
energy to rise, hare risen to positions Of com
pstence, independence, and wealth, which they
never could have enjoyed under any other than
free system. A class which emancipation
has really ruined are spoken of somewhat con-
temptuously as "poor whites" Incapable them
selves of undergoing the hardships of field la
Dor beneath tropical sun, they employed, be-
whose services they lived tnagEved a this
species of maintenance, and sing no resources
of their own, they became such burden to the
community, that the Government has been
called upon to adopt some measures for their
relief But this class in Barbados is so ex-
ceedingly small, that in discussing the question
of emancipation and its results, the "poor
whites scarcely merit even passing notice.
W q G
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TLstter from a Clergyman ]

Wardsboro, Vt, May -, Isl.
lake great pleasure in stating the wonderful rlec,
"VVHrrcoMH's REMEDY FOR the ASTHMA, on my wife
she has suffered for years mo man my pen can cr
SCRIBE with the spasmodlc form OF ina iettlo disease
consued numerous physicians Of the highest eel bnI
IN Its or no purpose. As often as ten or twelve umt
an wear she was brought 10 the very gates Of death,
onrin, iva O or three watchers sometimes, for sewers
,ouid seem a. If every breath be he last
iiged 10 onsn doors and wI1dOw s il md-wiuier an.
r.soft 10 every expedien ths affection could devise q
I en- her alive At one ume she far gone tha
her ply stefan could not count her pulse Al Length
he ard Of WhtcOmb's Remedy, lit acted like charm
IL enabled her sleep quietly in few minutes, an
nearly broke up the disease. | keep II constantly o.
hand-and though II has not cured her, has done woi
dcrs in the way OF relief am a Methodist Clergy mar
stationed here. ! shall be happy answer any mSu
any Of the foregoing facts that wi benefit The anne
ed Yours, truly, KIMBALL HADLEN.
Mr. BURNETT
JOINS Whtcomb's Remedy prepared only by j.
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DIR. AYERS MEDICINES.

Any of readers afflicted with ScRoFULA, ScrOfu
lous complaints will do well read the remarks
advertising columns respecting it, But little of the nature
this disorder has been known by the people, and the
clear exposition of it there given will prove acceptable
aud useful. We have long admired the searching and
able in which Dr. AVER every subject he
touches; whatever has his attention at all, has great
deal of it he what he undertakes, and
who has particle of feeling for his afflicted fellow
can look with Indifference upon his lsbors for the sick
Read what he says of Scrofua and in how few words
and how clearly he tells than all have known
of this insidious and fatal malady-S Philadelphia Pa
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Vol. XIII.
OUR MUSICAL FRIEND.

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WARD SSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

d BeneDOte1t Institution established 6V Special
End0Tmeat for the Relief ofthe Sick and
Distressed, afflicted 1Oith Yirulent and Epi,
Gemic Diseases.
times of Epldemics, 1t is the Objec' Of this Institution
10 establish Hospitals, 10 provide Nurses Ply sicaus
Clothing, Food Medicines, &c for The sick and destne
10 take charge of tue orphans decea parents anu 10
minister IN every possible way the ief OF the aict
ed, and the health OF the public iarge II the duty
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iecled districts and provide and means of re-
mel Numerous physicians, not acttrg members
Association usually enrol their names book sub
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In the absence of EpldcmIcs, the Directors have au-
horzed the Consulting Surgeon TO give advice aud
zeal and 10 persons suffering under Chronic Disease
vruent character arising from sbuSe OF the
powers. mal-treamUHt tIe effects 6f drugs, &c.
Various Reports and Tracts the nature aud treat
lnent Il Chronic Diseases, by the Consulting Surgeon.
have been published for grauitoUs distribution, ana will
be sent, free Of charge, TO the afflicted
Address, for reports or 'reatnen Dr.. GeOr5r Cal
hOun. Consulting Surgeon, Howard ssociauon. No ,
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By order OF the Directors.
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GEORGE FAIRCHILO. S,crstaTy
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A S T H n A
A S I b NJ A.


[Lsasr from a Ldicgy "a NtrJurgpo,L AIaN,l
NewLuryport, February - 1856.
Dear Sir: u IS nearly twelve months since r.
cevrd the fret botte your valuable medicine fsT the
cure of the Asthma For tIuteen yesrs suffered With
the Asthma. and during that tune there were but few
msnths IA which dad not suhrT with pstOXy sm tha
cnurey pTostTated me for three ia $, AID :,
Zines longer. | will say, q al from the time took ths
hrst Il, Cf yUGr Rrm~d, to the pfesrut hOu tBv
not had bad attack and now my systrm D. frce non
that the active exercise and exposure sc iuOm Ia
any other eject than slightly restrict tRe lungs. Your
medicine soon dIsEels that sTLsauOH and can safely
claim general release from the 10 mentor Please &C
cent nv gratitude for the blessing AMI believe thai
shall -udCayor to i'tsOdUce the Remedy whenever -
portuniiy occurs. With great respect, your oLeIi' D.
servant j H BRAGDON
EQr..s-
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obje5ts # Mr.. Bowlin's errand was to get in
emsity for the American merchants, whom
he sict Jtor had robbed and driven out of the
touttryI but, instead of getting cash down, the
Con missioner comes home only with prom
lsessto pay MIR. Bowliu went a woolling, but
has som, home shorn."
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JONAS WHITCOMB'S REMEDY FOR
ASTHMA.

DREPARED from German recipe, 0btaiVed b. the
/ late Jonas WbcOub. iH Europe. tn well know
10 Il We allegialed This CISorttT his when a.
other appliances Cf M CIctl Skl had been Fbsuroncd
by him IN despair. Ia no case q purely Asmac char
has J.; failed TO give immediate relief ard % hai
, frcted mary permanent cures, Within The los, i've
wears tins remedy has used ia thousands OF case
With rs cn,siing and uniform success 10 contains %,
poisonous or Injurious properties whatever, sn'su
may take with perfect aiey.
The following certificates from gentlemen Cf the hrh
est rcspec ability, urHisu conclusive evidence 81 thr
pOwer OF tins Remedy
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AYERS sARsAPARILLA.

A COMPOUND remedy IN which we have Iabored
"a TO produce the most ,fectua Alternative that can be
made. IL is concentrated extract Of Para Sarsapar a.
combined with other substances Of sui greater trrH-
i've power as 10 All rd am effective anildotr for the
diseases Sarsapuria Is reputed TO IL believed
that such remedy Is wan ed by those who suffer from
Strumous complaints and that which wall accom-
plush their cure mus prove of immense ths
large class of our afflicted fellow cIIIzens How com
petely this compound will do It has proven b. ex-
following complaints
Scrofula aud Scroiulous Complaints, Eruption, and
Eryptve Diseases, Ulcers Pimplrs, Botches, Tumors
San Rlruu, Scald Head, SyphiIs and Syphlhuc Alice
uoHs, McrCuTIai DI,ea Dropsy. Neuralgia or Tie
bonio"IGu4' be'hly, dyspepsia and Indigestion, Ery
spt!as, Kos or - AOhy Flre, and indeed the y mole
class OF complaints arising from lmpurty OF the Blood
THIS compound will be found great promoter hrsh
wien taken in the spring eXpel the foul humoEs which
esier the blood al that season Of the year. BY tue
timely expulsion OF them, many ranking disorders are
nlpHed IN the bud. MuIudCs can, by the aid OF tins
remedy, spare themselves from The endurance of
rrUp-u- and u,cerous sores, .fousb inch tH- s.t,H
will strive itself Ci coTrupons uol 10 do
terauve medicine. Cleanse out tIr vIustrd blood when
ever YOU find us impures bursting through the skin ia
Plupcs, trupuous. sores; cleanse IL when y0u find
Is distracted ana FueEsl m The VEINS cleanse 10 whtu-
ever II is foul and ynur FEELINGS will tell ycu when
Even where parCyia disorder Is felt people ENJOY
better heath aud 1--we longer for ciea sing the blood
Keep uie blood healthy uo all Is well; but with this
paDuum OF lire sorcTrd there be- lasting hea III
Sooner OF Letter something must 90 wrong and the great
machinery OF lie L. dsoTdrrrD or UveT'hrOSn.
SdTsapUru has, and deserves much the reputation Of
accomplishing these ends. Bu; the world has been
esresIousiy deceived IS preparations OF H. partly be
for H. hut because many preparations, pretending
20 be concentrated eAuac, ont contain but e Of tho
virtue OF SarssparIilH- or any thing else
During ae years the public have been msl,d by large
bottles lrritudug give quart Of Extract q Sarsg-
p8Tliis dollar Most Of t,csr have been iTaucs
upOn the SEX for they not oniy contain hue, II any,
S5rsapauis, but often no curative properties whatever
Hence bitter snd painful disappointment has followed
ths OF The various raCts Of SarsaParla which
food The market. unit. the name Se Is justly 6spsed
and mas become synonymous with lmposIusr dhd che"i
sui cal this CompOud SarsapaTIllas sld Intend O."
suppl, sUCb remedy Shall rescue th| d. me nom me
load Of ob.Cquy which rests upon a. And We mink We
EIv" ground bel 10 has virtues winch are IT.
r-slr 10y the Ordinary OF e diseases % Is intc oed
10 cure Ia order % secure per CtHp.te eradication
from tie ss'. ~ the remedy should be luGIclou-y taken
according to DIR: c,sOHs on the bottle
Prepared by
Or. J. c. AVER & CO.,
IolreV Massachusetts
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suffering, willing TO assist Others by sending
phcanr's address copy OF the prescription us Direct
The REV. JOHN NJ DAGNALI., 1S6 Fulton street
BROOKLYN New York 6I