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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-18
@ A s 10 r RING
49,. GO MILES WEST OF CoLrMBrA.)
Catalonia Parish, In.


Mrs ANDERSON Il SON respectfully an
~ nounce to theirnnmerous 4 ,.sh ~,
friends and all other seekers of k5,ssMsSn.4l
health. pleasure aud recreation, MINEksna&
that they have newly fitted up @.sSs.1esr's=ss-
their establishment ut the CASTOR SPRINGS
and are prepared to offer better accommola-
lions than ever to those who feel disnosel 10
pay them u visit. The water possesses the very
finest medical properties, as many heretofore
afflicted with dyspepsia, rheumatism, iaundicc
and functional and organic diseases can testify
The Springs are situated in Il pleasant. health
sul llne-val!ey region, with an abundance of
game, and every facility will be afforded to
those who delight 10 chase and kill the silver
footed deer.
The roads are good from almost any point,
North, South, East, or West
There are Baih-ltonses provided for those
who desire to ties. the efficacy of the water by
bathing aud those who desire amuspments will
be furnished with Ball Rooms, Ball Alleys. &c.
The proprietors are distinguished for their un.
weuried attention to the happiness and comfort
ot their guests and their charges are more mod
crate than most places Of similar resort
CASTOR SPRINGS.
TNllE public are respectfully notified that |
l. have placed new HACK on the route
from Columbia to this place, which will leave as
follows; On Tuesday Morning, on the arri.
val of the Packet; and whenever Harrisonbnrg
becomes the head Of navigation it will leave
on Wednesday mornings, connecting with the
Mail Stages from Harrisonburg. SO that passen-
gers arriving on Monday evening on the Pack
ct, will be sure to connect by taking the Tues
day Mail Stage
Should the travel warrant it, (of which due
notice will be given it would then run twice IL
week, Wednesday and Saturday.
II. E. ANDERSON.
CASTOR SPRINGS, July 10, ls6O-tf
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-18
Menu Orlfant. Direftorg.
COTTON SANDER e. BUSTER,

COTTON SANDER g. BUSTER,
OLIVER AND BELcHER's PATENT =
THIS MACHINE has been fully tested, and
i to the entire satisfaction Of all who have
seen it in operation. II is guaranteed to clean
off all the sand and dust. and without injury to
the staple. refer to all the factors Of New
Orleans i'll regard to it. Tt costs less than any
other machine, and is fully equal if not supc-
rior TO them in all respects. Price sl5O-com-
plete for use
F. BELCHER.
% Commercial Place, New Orleans.
August 16, 'G0-3m
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-18

Bagging, Rope and Irvine.
rs rolls best india bagging.1
SO coils machine rope.
SO half coils Al
l50lb. Of Irvine, for sale by
4syt3 1860. BYRNE 4 SHELL.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-18
local Advertisements.

Fresh Groceries & Provisions.
NE have now in store the largest and most
w complete supply o Family Groceries and
Provisions offered in this market, which we can
guarantee to be fresh-as follows:
FLouR--Extra St. Louis and Superfine in
barrels and halcbarrels.
SUGAR-Common. choice and crushed
M0rAssEs-Barrels and halves
HAMs-Sugar-cured, Duf,eld and Stage and
shay's.
BAcoN-Clear and ribbed sides and shoulders.
Pork, coffee. pepper, spices. lard, rice, can
dies, soap, wines, brandies &C., for sale low by
DYRNE & SHIELDS.
Oct. 6. '59.-tf
Boots, Shoes and Russets.
MEMS thick double sole, calf, water proof
Wl Boots, grain horsemen's Boots, fine pump
sole calf boots, boys calf half-welt and double
sole boots.
RussETs-1O cases mems and boys No.
oak tanned, which we are selling lower than
ever before offered.
Heavy brogans for men and boys
| Women's brogans and boots.
Mems fine calf Congress CATERS.
A large assortment Of misses and children's
shoes of all kinds.
Ladies' goat. morocco, kid and cloth lace
heel boots, buskins and slippers in every vari-
| ETY.. at BYRNE q SHIELDS.
| Monroe, November 3. 1852
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-18
nj ebifin a l .

1flebifinal.
DRUGS! DRUGS!!
GEO. W. MoFEE & CO.,
Druggists T. Chemists
Monroe, La.
Is WE HAVE NOW THE
=zX w largest and most com
ss5.....zzia@ plete supply Of DRUGS ever
So So offered in this market, which
we guarantee to be pure, fresh,
and genuine, on terms satistac-
d. tory to all parties Among
ST. our Stock will be found the
we'll selected supply.
500 OF. sulph. Quinine,
2O:: Stychnine,
10" Veratria,
SO lbs. Powd. Ipccac.,
SO Calomel, 50do.
Blue Mass, so do D'v'rs
Pow'd. so do Blue
POwd'd., so do Iodide
of Potassium, .......
10 lbs. Git. Iron aud
Quinnc, 10 do Am.
Ferric Alum, SO ditto
Syr. Iod. Iron, 500ditto
EPSON Salts, 500 Cop
peras. 500 do Alum,
1000 lbs. Span. Whit'g.
1000 lbs. Venetian Red.
1000 ditto Fireproot
Brilgcwaer Paint,
5000 lbs White Lead,
1000 F" Zinc,
300 ChromeGrecn
2nO Ernnrh ditto
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-18
Copartnership Notice.

OpdlCllolsAAP NoCiCo'
SAes5 The undersigned have, this
day, formed q copartnership in this
town, under the firm Of Herring &
"ndom, for the purpose Of carrying on
the Harness and Carriage shop, OPP
posite the Railroad Hotel. We put up
any kind Of
CarTiags,
Buggies
Rockaways;
in any style, and supply our customers
with any kind of Harness or Saddles
which they may call for. Carriages
warranted for one year.
We also do Horse-shoeing and plan
tation work. Upholstering and paper
hanging done here. We have engaged
good Eastern workmen.
HERRING & ENDOM.
Feb. Sd, 1859. ly.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-18

70 doz, Spaulding's
Liquid Glue, IL dozen
Browns Bronchial Tro-
ches, G doz. Brians' Pull
monte WATERS. 6 doz.
Winchcstcr's Syrup of
the Hypophorphatis,
6 doz. Blair IL Wicth's
Syrup Of the Phos-
pilates, ..............
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-18
Ready-Made Clothing.

0vERCOATS-B cloth, black and blue
" beaver, pilot cloth and seal saques and
froeks.
Fine black cloth, dress, fancy cass, satinet and
tweed saques and frocks. Nc
VEsTs-Black and fancy silk. satin, cashmere
black and fancy colorcd plush velvet.
PANTs-Fine black doeskin, fancy cashmere,
jeans and kersey. =
Shirts drawers under-shirts cravats, gloves
and gcntlemen's furnishing goods generally.
nov3. BYRNE & SHIELDS.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-18
TO BAKERS AND CoNFECT1oNERs,

TO BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS,
The STEWART STOVE is perfect bak-
er, better than a brick oven, as the
baking Of cakes, loaf bread, pies, tea
cakes, ETC., ETC., can be baked with a
certainty, and in less time, with one
quarter of the fuel required with a
brick oven. Two barrels of -four can
be baked, with thirty-six pounds of
coal, into oaf bread, in the smallett
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-18

6 aoz. Bulls Sarsap'll
3 +" Sands do do
G +" Ayers do do
II +" /" Ague cure
IL !" Jayne's ditto
and all Interpretations
6 doz lIostetter's B't'rs
6 !" Wolte's Schnapps
6 " Saniord's Liver
[nvigorator.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-18

10 lbs. Git. Iron aud
Quinine, 10 do Am.
Ferric Alum, SO ditto
Syr. Iol. Iron, 500ditto
EPSON Salts. 500 Cop
peras. 500 do Alum,
1000 lbs. Span. Whit'g.
1000 lbs. Venetian Red.
1000 ditto Fireproof
Bridgewater Paint,....
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-18

so lbs Vandike Br'n.
SO i" American Vcr-
million, Is Chinese do,
100 lbs Race Ginger,
so +" Jamaica ditto
800 (" Glue, so ditto
White Glue, Turpen-
tine. Linsccd Oil, Lard
Oil, Sperm Oil, Trail,
Oil, Ncats-foot OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14
The following table VIII compare he exports OF u
seyen PRINCIPAL staple articles for the week.
The following sa comparative statement of the value
fexnor from the commencement Of he year tOMayl0:
41l1a md Aa.aal. 2oa n2.a7O. N2 AI2


IncIstse compared with ls5s *Z"i''
Ar an evidence of the recovery in the value Of rail-
way property, we may point to the Hudson River
Road. which, under watchlul and economical manage
ment is steadily working toward dividend payment on
IFS stock For the year ending Oct. l. 1852 the road
earned the net sum of 600 after payment Of ex-
uenses and interest or more Than y y cent IFS en-
lire CAPITAL stock of 1870 600. During months
of the present fiscal year to May the earnings show
m increase for sl3 600 and at the same ratio of in
crease for the remainder of the year making a fair
allowance for expenses the net result cannot fall short
of y cent the stock. The second mortgage bonds
are being exchanged daily and the whole amount will
soon be definitely arranged. The small floating debt
will be funded during the year. and there will then be
no obstacle the payment of regular sel-annua div-
bends on the stock. There is no road which has its
terminus in New-York certain 10 build up large
local business than the Hudson River, and within
few years one half two thirds ofthe line from New
York north will be densey populated by the overflow
of tie great city.
The foreign news by the Fulton and Canadian Is
quite favorable in its financial items, and the Cotton
market reports are also satisfactory; but for Bread
stus there had been moderate concession in prices,
in consequence of more favorable weather for the
crops and the market is reported dali Money is con-
siderably easier and rates in the open market are
quoted at J to y cent under the Bank minimum.
The arrivals of bullion had been large, amounting to
upward If Ct 900 900 within the week, and the ex
port demand fallen off reduction Of the Bank rate
is spoken of in the leading money articles close at
hand The public funds were firm at So $50, an adj
vance of over previous quotations. American Rail
way stocks were attracting more attention, and the
Share market generally is firm and buoyant, under the
influx of gold and the easier condition of the market.
In France similar state Of the market for the public
funds is reported and steady buoyaney prevails at
the Bourse.
At an election held this day the following gentlemen
were unanimously elected Trustees of the American
Guano Company for the ensuing year: G. b. Lamar,
James X. Whiting. WIN. III. Webb, Adam Stodlart,
Hobart Ford, #. NJ Shepard, j. II. Sanford. ID. X.
Stanford and c. s. Marshall. There have been sold
already during the present spring nearly 10000 tuns Of
grano from the Company Islands, Jarvis and Ba-
ker's islands,
The trustees Of the Now-York Produce Exchange
met this morning when the entire amount Of the cap
ial i$175 600 was found to be subscribed.
Tie movement of the anthracite coal trade for the
week aud season has been az follows:
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Rasseuaera Aailed

In soa zsp Yeuy- York for Byenen-Mrs. Senator Benjamin
Ion G6arss Assires Of Denmsrk Wsngton and lady
d Ms;sr ygn 1@Ga md j. aens ,Ss ,n and es
Mr. kerk.ieg and dssht. Mis- Psscn.eeiher Mr., L.
C. W spua Loui, Deiu A. F. Duckwitz A. Fsysrger Alexis
yeuse r. King Newyorsi G. Dunize and lady, G L keut
Bremen; Muller and lady, Adele oqnahl Lewisc Tebeg
An.lnspg and 1dy Car9ns sa; and Ave id
Emily Uhry son NeJersey Lou. saarbach Philadelphia
caesa Julian Meaendez Cuba A. SchOder G. Schneider Ha-
g. Won Deutscb, Mlwer kee Gnayus Eolge dy four
children and ant G. w Addi, LADY and child 6 II Ma-
tatharine in and three children Peter Fk Lady and four
Mrs H. Weber Gross and lady Mrs. Ellie Mnrken Mr.. NJ
Ic and tfs , e hid Mis- Esc Yse Mr. d FpGy
SIR II. c. Meyer and child c. Riehe H. Schmidt Lcwen
Thomas Neville, VIM A.ehemOor John Mablenbrnk II: 9.
lierke John DOscher Hsyeneyer Claus po;sber W T.
ritz X Richter j. H. Proumo John Stevens and two children
Nesyoik Mrs H. Collins and three hidden Chses Wolgep,
sud child Jersey City; IL Ruthnberg lserohn Gcrmany G.
DonShoc Ohio Frank Thery aud lady pspS,.seG j. L. Gas
Ssw-oJesns; II MuhlgnOring Georgia; Re! IL C. Sei,wsS
t.r Mrs Dr. schadc and chd John Ledger wife IL
SeLer%an lsdy and th5ee children 81 LO1'i C. G IA A%er
sarIsy' st. Petersburg G. wGen Frank Wrh, Missouri T.
d as nq o: s hgiTS a4 wsn M Pn %dd
Leii iouyie; Mrs Caroline Eve and three children, Nil
and two childrenS H. Hsckman, j. F. Nof = Bcnningef
Mrs r. Gambitzky aud five chlrcn q. Weber Cincinnati r.
ere ady ana four Children Egnd snh Ib ia the stecTsse
Total. 3i2
Ia ,teGrsh;p city Of Manchester far Loepcoi aud Qpeeas
tua-A. Frsnk,id wife four children endnure Mrs W Duff
Mis- NJ Deupster Mrs f. Butler and three children, Merle Raf
fard Martha Griffin r. Dickson. r. Lawson Rev w Herbert
W j. Heads, A. Harrg and wife, ID. GowGns, r. McWh b.
MesIahcn, WIN; Knox. Ulysse Menhe A. BIoche Capt r. b
Baker wife, child and David Levine L. Brown end friend
John Cochane Louis Mignen Henry Griffin, A. Purdie aud
wife d. 3 blair Victor ilssbner g. Hamilton L. iewete
A. Schwen q. w Watcher Abraham Todd 4. Disr Area ose
Alvarez jose Ma Naguiue, Louis Echezesea q. Aquissans
Fclce N,itia T. Pica J. Wilson j. II. Weae l.. Galardm
and wife NJ Deyvoz and WIFE John NcCuock H. 81 ody j.
buIiilo and sis children, VIM SayTe r.. Hunt H. Nauy
Miss Carroll, md l55 in steersge.
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PnssenRera Arrixcd

h steamship Moses Efyioy from Nep-Oyoaas aad Harona
Mss.y a. Bougic lady infant and two cldren Miss A. Bou-
ger Min Mcdonald J. r. Lestrade aud lady Mary osncI
Julia Bradbury Mrs Egans J. b. Sherwood ard servant Mira
Nhshner, D. johnson lady tso chdren aud three
Mrs Davies Miss Lucy johnson, James s. Valentine, Cart
Falinre j. v Brito Miss Castenc a. ii Wood aud lady
=. Kuuia Lara ID; Watson, }. lioia Normsn Armstrong
In stcamshp NorM Stor iron, f.pinroIDr Ten Brock L.
= A., end servant Rev r. G. Ever aud family W. ID. Bs
sA NJ Tut. and wife sIr Pqjo Mir. Adair L. G. Fitch j.
Morrison AID ehi W LoyeyI J. Cammsck j. $ Green, i.
Rice T; scbneI r. H. Parker Mr.. Piepont- Mr.. Dud
ding and wifi Mira r. b. Holman, Mr C. T Boyd 5. Mckai
ney. wife aud child w Tader M Wise, wife child 4
s. 1homPson ld wife, j. McAl r. NJ McAis and two ebld
man, j. Campbell VI. KoeIer Nh NY and ehiIl Mn o.
Nye ard child Madame Careron H. n Dr. den wife and two
cLdren; NJ Vallejo and brother \. Green C. B. Houzhcn
X Goodwin r. J. Foscr, W r. Jones d. Kclor Mrs Logaie
and two ehildsen, Kline G. y. Higgins W. L. willard j. ~
Lee G. Lee 7. r. Warner, Y aud j. F.nier Lenicr Dr.
G. Hubbf, j. Baxter. A. Kosennn A SMITH CAPT Bhcn ard
family Dr. Belly, :. London.
Rohen ard lsdy j. b. aud Bohen, Mise y aud A. Bohcn
Mi. b. T. r. shield, @. : lIewes. o. Locye Mrs Basd.
rId ard erhnt Bi.ied d. ". Fcriiec aud lady H. 3
Lansing and lady, Master H. " snd A Lansing " Racol.on
aud lady s. Jnn lady four ,iden ana servants Mi, Frank
r. n lr,ntce ard lady, Misc, Prc, ~ NJ Prentice IT,
Mis- Prentice H. rnntice Miss lnwr Mr. Cazii e..
Ihrps jr. lady, child add MIR Tenk H. = jc..suer
r. B0nDey He Juan Ondm1 Y V, bauo Niue. We Coru.vin
b,in A blum and lady Mn Founiur sad two o,rrhrr. "
Ndngo Mi, VI. Mslot L. oc.scr lady, three odldrn and
ssrysnt lfrs. John Rsaour Mis- siafer. M,. r. Lerch
Ma. Laurent and TIRE" daughters, au H. Tsnz Mn. Hubrrr
Mis- s. s.hmili L. Apheinc J. NJ Schmidt T. Banhardt g.
Wei j. Gauiehon. J. Dnacher L. kspper H. Hchonber,rr
bouri q. Lriuio. Jacob lndc w. Strle NJ Alb,,ol aud
o. Jcuin Mes. Ernr sud Aurdln Chrnrr,ir Z.y.Ielrr
Jones, wife aud child = slipper o. Vines, john Brown
Consthntinoliei |. w. 'c'rj, L. = Cops1i iom Hare,
TcPi loL
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MARLINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........M MAY y.



steamships-Augs's Woodhql, Savannah, s. L. HtehLl K
Som Cabawba Smith, Havana Livingston CrocheTOn Co
Yorktosn Parrish Norfolk Patapsco Vail, Portland H. b.
Cromwell Co.; Columbia Berry, CIareston spoford, Tiles
ton Co. Monticello eager Alexandria &c, H. B. Cromwell
4 Co. Thomas Swami R6msey, Baltimore, II. b. Cromwell
CO.
Bsrks--Helcon Gregory, New-Qrieans; y; Williams Cat!
ler Boston Trask Dearborn f. Hall Ardy, Marseies, r. w
Trundy: r. Bars, Cooper Bermuda.
Brgs-Flying Eagle Lotd, Galveston y. VI. Brigham; Es
more Partridge, st. johns r. r., Yates Poerield Co
Harvest Queen Hollis Bermuda, Middleton Co.; Achle
fNeap) Caero, Amsterdam, w. +. Schmidt; Restless, Po
sert ST Johns A. Smhers Co. r. Watts Bryant, Philadel
phia H. sioulton; Commonwealth tBrl Ill., Halifax, ID. H.
Dewolf
schooners-Nary Louisa Miner Hartford master Rescue
Bacon Baltimore, Meni Abbott; Superior Robinson Bos
ton g. L. batch; Bengal HS, Portland, g. J.. Hatch Lucy
Church. Widen Baltimore; H. Louise Thompson, New Haven
msser d. b. Bsyles Jayne, Savannah Sturg-s, Chairman
Co Triumph, Luryey Boston, II. Underworld d. Kinney
Crawford hsrbsdocs Post Small CO.: J. Baysrd Higbee
Wilmington Dolner Poer Sarah Elwell Boston, Geo L.
Hatch r. A. Elliott Deroo Norfolk, slarges Chairman Co.
A. J. DeRogsett Thicker Wilmington Jonas Smith Co W.
C. Awater Allen Mobile N H. Brishami Qucsstep Dornan
Windsor d. r. Dewof Susan Bearse Boston s. w. Lewis
Co. Leocadia Small salen r. w. Ropes Co. A. Lawrence
Stanley Philadelphia j. W. McKee, Arctic Hicks Alexandria
&c, Stafford & Dodge
sloops- r. Vail, VAIL Bridgeport w H. Bowen, Brother
ton, Providence, master.
stcemer-Back Diamond. Allen, PhiladelPhia.
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French steam corvette Lucier @auvegh Havana 10 dsys
Steamship Fulton, Woen Hsvfe and southampton May p
nde and d2 pass to Fox Mckenzie Ar oil the Battery ct
1880 O'Clock From lat 80 to 49, Ion A. passed Sevcraice
Steamship North Star Jones' Aspinwa q days. specie and
Slip Aurora toi saen) Cloush Manila Feb O. hemp, &C.
a. crossed Equator in the Atlantic Ap Il in Ion b. April
49, lat % 40 NJ ion 81 49, spoke seh Harriet Ryan from VII
stieas h a. and " TSd ' nom '' '1
Ship Kate Prince tof Portsmouth, N HI Pickering Liver
Bst de Dr. HUH Todd Shields 60 days coal
Bark Palmyra Or Of Yarmouth N 81, Hatfield, Cork %
Barb Escoaza Ryder ssgua 10 days and mossses to
Bark Luna tBrcmen Wimsen Bremen 81 days mde end so
pass KoOp May TO- lat 90 lon So spoke ship Cornelius
GIinnell hence for Liverpool
sugar to Walsh Carver Il Chase.
BARI Arthur Or, Yarmouth Kelly, Sunderland SC
Bark csnsds tSqt F9nss Sunderland and Isle ofwigh. Sc
Big H. Jones (of Cold SPRING. Mills Cienfuegos April &c.
%e to hne sSd sailed w eSpPs S9 S GS L Ma2
8 s 50 IS lon g. passed bark Indian Belle Tenney, nom
coidea Cook for Boston Has had light N inds the entire
si f: Talbot G Co. co'' Ap @ Gun Key 6 Mes
spoke slip Charles William, from Newoears for Liverpool
ssk oS e Ssy Soe ba S i. S sss load May @
Brig Laura Braz Petersen Para April 10 in ballast to Bur
Brig caledonia Br Of s. John N b., Daniels Hilsboro,
N s. days plaster to master.
Bris Lucet, Wallace Cardenas days sugar &C., 10 E.
J. Peters
Bne Mschss SLOPPY Neuvss April b. &c. to rhOmp
Hunter.
Brig Alma tBrl Brown, Nassau n p day. noasses, &c,
to John H. Bacon
Brig yincennes. Love, Eizabcthport for Boston.
Sebr Jenny Lind (of Macisport, Mitchell Cardenas April
p molases to Mayhem, Talbot Co. bound TO Boston and
put into this having 2b April In lat ~ 30
Ion " 20 during violent gale from the ~ E. which suddenly
yeered to ~ w and NJ lost boat stove buwsrk main
opmss carried away fore rigging lost deck load of 81 tc
lasses, and was leaking badly.
sehr Newiayen stoddad. Newliayen IN ballast for Viz
GINA
schr ambassador Watts Calais days lumber to Jed Fry.
SchT. Bengal, Xix, Rocklsud4 days lime To master
SChr. Brszos Smith, NewHsyen days, in ballast.
Schr. = Baker, knowls. Anboy, coal for Boston.
Schr. AhaTedo Shule, Calais days.
Schr. Lucy White. Glover Rondout for Boston.
Sloop Harvest, CorNin. Providence days.
Steamer Dawn Penny New Bedford ndse and pass 10 Bars
tow & Pope
Steamer Boston, selew, Philadelphia nse and pass to f.
Perkins
steamer Bristol Alien PHILADELPHIA ndse to LOPer Kirk
patrick
Steamer ronzles yandiyer, philadelphia mdse to Lopez
Kirkpatrick.
Steamer Penguin, Williams, Providence mdse. I. OdeL
SAILED-Stcanships City of Manchester Liverpool
York Bremen; Cahavba, Havana and NeOTlesns Augusta
Savannah Columbia Charleston; Yorktown Norfolk Montcel.
To- Wahingonj Thomas Swami Baltimore Petsrsco Portland;
ship HorRtio, Shspghae.
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In ssawship Illinois, ,on Havre end southcmptog-Cspt
y w peuhallow ThosL u. w. Penhsllow, W. T. NeWniah
Mira 81. C. Newman. ID. Schuyler John kssr, L. w blnH
ri Durahc, NJ. Zines Caroline Hoener, Lorenzo MERCK
arhaz Anna NJ hmbrocher Christian Scor Michael Stein
hseh Wilhelm Hancl Christian Schmidt, Euilis Schmidt,
Er, Hammond Kcas, Helonc Nicenhense Phil pofker
yok Wilhelm Dietz. Catherine Muller, Caroline mayer,
cIS.oph Kornmuler Chrstoph Priser Chris.opb Weber
ctaya cher Lorenze Pcdree Lorenzo Marado Giuseppe
Parr Lorenzo Godoo frsDgsco Pajorda jacob Baunsnn
Fug,un Stoiren Carl melbor Jacob Poth, Johann Hart
mnnn Fred Roth Caroline sigoi Wilhelm hickenhanson,
Johanna German, Rosa Germs, George Gcrmenn, Adam
sebrp,ener fred Gilman Catherine Gilman, Fred Landfied
Philip Hpp Jacob Stephens, Marie Stephens, Johann WED
mann WilhelIn Gieel julia Bonni Louis Hersch, Carl
Strunb Ma,ss Schuback, Nichols Kohn. Catherine kohn,
KinGger Albert Psinger Joseph Demoln jacob
gchsuck Louis kna Louise Kenn, Catherine kena Philip
TroLler, AIM Hsns, Marie kreutzybmg JosePh Wsl,her
Jacques Bonyosso Joseph King Anltad hionsad Hcnri
Teller Joseph Ksese s. Naepay Jean Frscber Fred Nass'
boum Ipghobore Bs-hord Xover Wild T. X May, Rosa
Has Magaretlra HAS, Solome Well, jules Cohen Jo-
seph yod Sussane Viord Augusta Vllord Aocda linod
LyniE Graf Jacob Hail. Louise Wolf Barbara Kuln Marie
Haisch barnhadt Haisch George Palmer Caroline Palmer
Sorhe PsIer Barbara Palmer Johanna Kondecker Johann
Roesc Anton Rooster HnTdnz Schark Jonn kock Henrfe
Pfof Make Efuge Johann Muller, George Heckcr fnge-
berth Hecker Anton Lette HIGHT Anton Poher Apo
Udolp Fenn Fred speider, Joseph Banson Merle Ksnz,
Josefh Syfrod, Peue London, Matilda nkh Jchnn ksnh
Joseph S,onwud Anna ARRAY Anna ARRAY, Sophia ARRAY,
Joseph Stern Carl Boiler Anton Weer George Mayer Peter
schruncb ConIad Quo Geneyosa Stern, Nodbreza Ming
Adrian Bockh Fdoine Schneider Mauone Roth, Franco y.
Will Qneulyer John Quenliser Mario KAN, w G. Firth,
Catherine DIETRICH, Marie Rogcr Augusta Roger Julie ho-
Il, brig Laura, from Paro-Mr Cowper and lady
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14
Arrived. SUNDAY. MAY 10.


Steamship Illinois Seshary Havre April 90 and Cowes 5Iay
mdse and d. Torrance May lat - 40 ~, lon %
40 W., in thick fog pssed lrrge iceberg
Steamship Moses Taylor, Griffin, New-Oresns May ), and
Havana 3th, mails and pass. TO u. q. Roberts.
Steamship Jamestown Skinner, Richmond, &c, mdse. aud
poss Ludlsm Heinckeu May IL IN, of Smith Island
exchanged signals with T. s. steam sto Roanoke bound to
Hampton Roads 18th, at p IN, OF Barnegst passed bsrk
bound s.
Steamship Montgomery Berry Savannah mde aud pass to
II. Il. Cromwell Go.
ship Matilda of sesrpol Nichols Liverpool 81 days coalto
r. 7. Buck Co.
Bark c Ncilhcotc lNorl Abrahacn Newcastle GO days,
mdse. to II. y. W Meyer
Brig Mszaan (of Boohbeyl MeCarty Kingston, Jsm April
a. logsood rum Ac 10 j. f. ard Co. May TO- lat - 40
lon experiences s. E., which started deck load
Wooster Horsins for New-fcrk scr Dolphin, Keller for
Brig C. Matthews Warren Falordo, p n, April "a molasses
Brig Whitaker of Gousboro) Noonan Trinidad Cuba p
days, sugar, &c 10 Thompson Hunter.
Sch Father Matthew lBr) Boudrou Charottetown +. r.
l., days oats and potatoes to master
sch Cameo Cooper Philadelphia days, white oak bound
schr Nepurio Nutter Ellale shport coal for Salem.
Schr Lexington Boole, Rockport3 days, fish,
schr, Banner, TUFTS Rockpor days, fish
Sch Judge Tenny Gimotc EliGabet coal or Salem
schr. liurd Pearce, Roudout, tor Portsmouth.
Sloop Surplus Damon Stonilglou , days, stone.
Steamer Potomska Nye, NcwBedcrd mdc and pass to j.
Allen.
Mars Nichols Philadelphia mise to Loper Kirk
patrick.
Steamer Osprey, Kenny Pro, idenec mdse to Isssc Ode
Steamer Pelican Adich Providence mdse TO Isaac Od.l.
bkLQW-l ship and sbOrks
SAILED-Ship Lady Franklin, liverpool
NlND-sun'et s. light
heshps Wa. Tell for Hae; Thornton, or Liverpool sar-
Flash for Vera Crzi aud brig Anita OWN fox NeuNits are a.
anchor at Quarantine.