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We also present our monthly comparative statement
exports Of Tobacco January OF year there
el-Aran ,es for foreign pors.
Exroars 90 TorAcco FROM RICUvoNn TO FoREaS PoErs
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u y y = 0IOIIng OF NoW lOrN IlTN, WTlt0s; %
most chccruy comply with the request of your agent in
saving have found Your Sarsaparilla most excellent
Alternative IN the numerous complaints for which
poy such remedy, but especially in Female Diseases
Of the Scrofulou- dilthcsis have cured many inyct
crate OF LtururrhWa bv 10, and where the
complaint caused hyNlcfrgt0H Of the uterus. The
liberation itself soon cured Nothing within my
kuoWiflD equals 10 for these female derau cments.n
Edward = Marrow, of Newbury, Ala, writes ' dan
gcrOu- 0r7rfU ftl1r of the females In family
which had dpCd an the remedies could employ, has
yugth been completely cured by extract Of Sar
sapsrila. Our physician thought nothing but cNtirpa
tiou could afford relief but ne advised the trial of
Slrsaptrlls the last resort before cutting, and il
proved Cftrual After taking your remedy eight weeks
no symptom of the disease remains"
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IN HALF BRs ofwOOls North oaroins Family Roe Her
LUU ring
2OhalfLhs Of North Carolina Family shad
bbs OF FOODS \. O. Family Cat Hearings
8luu los Of Mountain BuckWhvst
- bags Frost Buckwheat
10 tubs of superior Fresh Butter
10 chests OF do Green and Gun Powder Teas
Baking Powders
George a Jenkins family Lard
Queen City Hams
Family Flour
Baed day, Bran, BrOwnstuf, Shipstuf
Clean Oats aud Corn, &C. for sale BY
ROBERT A. T. DABNEY, -
ocs1 Cor Broad and III Streets, opposite hy Theatre.
rINHE Most Economical and Quickest WAY Of
II making
TIE FINEST CRYSTALLINE JELLY,
Is to buv, Tor 25 Cents, package Of
Pure G elatinc,
with which plain printed directions, for making
quarts Of delicious, clear crystalline and snspa
rent JELLY,
WITHOUT BOILING OR Using EGGS,
WITHOUT STAINING,
OR CLARIFYING IN ANY WAY
II NAV be without trouble In few minutes and well
iu the paIlor or chamber the kitchen. For sale by
JOSEPH LAIDLEY, Chemist,
Main aud 9Th Streets,
SIGN OF THE RED M0RrER,
dalo Richmond. Va.
MESS MACKEREL.-5O packages Mess Msekerel Of
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O. CRAM,
IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN FOREIGN
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
HAS hand and complete assortment OF all
III articles In his line be found anyEhere and Invites his
friends aud the public geyeAy examine Ills extensive oGk
He way land In direct from Germany
lot OF the finest
HOOK AND MOSELLE WINES
Selected all possible skill and expressly for him. Has
received supply OF Champagne OF the wen known
nnch6 s Droue Meet Cbandon and WIDOW ohquot
In half pints Eints quarts and msgnums half gallons)
Also hns old Tendon Dock jamaica Kun ana very
peror Scotch Whisky. ueo
UIR EM END OUS BARGAINSIND hn TstGDs.
Il No TINE LIKE THE PRESENT $1,000 MoRuh of N.Y.
AUCTION BARaAINB-M0RE GOODS THAN Room ~ srOhL
THEM-LARGE SALES, SMALL PROFITS AEB QuiSk ~,
TURNs-J. MLLIlisER BROTHER, 1913 BhoAp srhEEii
pening their latest purchases from Inc argF luon
sales New York at the prevailing panic prices ef ahd esn
truly assure their friends and customers that beier rdHj ~
money cannot be had 10 this market
Target sssoent Of priced medium and high priced DRtss
GOODS 10 be oynd In cay establishment 10 the city, without any
exception. IA
5000 yds P0PIIas, silk RSsres-9b:., cost oOc.
9 600 yds. W0RsrED VENErIANs-tSc. eorh vac.
600 yds All SILK PoPlINa At T5c. and " the Mf.
5000 yds OF New Dress silks greatly below last pfe
Traditional employed walt on the thong o Gus
expected and OF running of the goods rapidly e pop
ular pf,ees which 1893 Broad street Is SO famous NM
oels j. mtLLhIsEa pno.
OOO Bills. RkRINED gUCAR RS "a diamond D.
AOO Powdered cruihsd and cut loaf Kor SAFE gy
no2S-lg YIN WArlAoiepps
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ALFRED Il. TALE
st. AnthOny's Fire, Rose Erysipelas,
letter and salt Rheum. ScRld Head, Ring

Dr. Robert VI. Prchlc writes from Salem y. Y, 18th
Sept, lSo, that ne has cured am uvctcrate case Of
DropB, which threatened terminate fatally, by the
per>yNtruE use OF our SJrSapzrl, and also danger
attack of Malignant ETsiDslrs hy large doses Of the
same says he cures the common Erupt0Hs by it
stlnfiv. q,
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NOR BALTIUORE.-

LNOR BALTIMORE.-The steamer Bill o. xfT-.S
vDERE, Captain W. W. KEESE, will receive
freight TODAY MONDAY, and TO the hour OF II o'clock, NJ
Tuesday the 9th January, 1851.
No hhds. received unless engaged at our office.
requested be board before the hour OF de-
partlre, II o'clock, NJ Tuesday.
Passage and Fare -
Tickets procured either ofce In ShOckoe Slip opposite
the Columbian Hotel or at thesesmeTs' wharves.
fe4-2t DAVID VIM cURRIE.
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MESS MACkEREL.-5O packages Mess Msekerel Of
- ~ AZ, BIAIR 4 CHAMgERL.AYNE.
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nAILY LINK ON THE JAMES sll---
LINK PACKETS FROM
sssssssss;,;.s.,ss
RICHMOND 10 LEXINGTON!

RICHMOND TO LEXINGTON!
on MONDAY, aGTa NOVEMBER, OUR MAIL PACKET
" O L a ,
NTILave Richmond aud cohnec With packets CLARA and
w PIONEER which will thereafter form line nom Richmond
n Lexington three times week. leaving Richmond every MON
DAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Al O'Clock p NJ snd arVinL
Lexington the succeeding WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS and MON
DAVIS =, O'Clock 81 leaving Lexington MONDAYS, WED
NESDAYS FRIDAYS At osek r. ~ and arriving at Rich
nond the succeedug WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS
az % oO0ck A 81.
Fare nom Richmond 20 Lexington, only = 20
Package wl De delivered by this line pOut between
-s, place, AMI NLsn delivered ofr, H be ,ecsfst
Our of,e In R,hmonl with Mr P Cmtehae; Ia I,nehburr
With Messgs. Bv,0ck Fard-h. -
I-.1l-1y ELSOh u W
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Rronchocele. CoItre. on sNrellcd Necl
LeucOrrh0R or Whites, Ovarian TumOr,
Llerlme Llccrn ton. Ecmnle Dlsenses.

Zebulon sloan or Prospect, Texas, writes; Three
bottles Of your SJr>ap3rila curcl me froma Goitre-a
hdcous swelling the neck, which had suffered from
over two yp1r-
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NOTICE 40 SHIPPERS AND fSF7


the line the peru The JsmeSoWn Capt skinner and the
Yorktown Capt Parrish viii continue their trips between this CITY
Ne. touching Norfolk each Days Of departure
New every Thursday and Saturday NJ DAYS OF
departure Richmond, Tuesday and Friday at r
il4s-u IUuLAM \ WATSON
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I'M $. VAIL srEAMsRIP YORK- -

gNOH NEW NUHk-FIKsI NkfskIF--NA LINE VI ~.
il Richmond and New York PackeI The Schooner SAlsSS.
Manchester. Capt Vim. Nelson, having the greater porou
and going board will have quick despatch
for balance Of freight apply To
Feb LIT DAVlDS WI. CURRIF
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our stock D'mesr Goods Is GOOD usual Ani &c To-
stc the attention Of an wanting
Br0wu and BieNched shrtugs
90 40 do Sheetnys
Irish LINENS, Table pkmasks
ToEels, Nspklas &c.
10 heavy Cotous Ctcoes Cling ans, Armenia prL,ur'
L. &C oar STOCK a better
IarT NHll'~ '.'-N-'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-13

ITO LIT
No. IS West 4ist street. four story high soop brick $40
No ~ 2lst ST. Cottage between 9th and 9th cC0
No I'D St fonr story high stooo. brown stone 2@
No S7 9Th av four soly ave yeas lease 80
years lease). ..,.... 1900
Bal, DO. do. do. do Sd story, tnve
store and Basement do do. deass for saie ). !, 90
Patts all stories Broadway, between I'D 5d roo
NO 81 West sd ST.. small House, between 9th aud
No IS Wesi ed iire., lover par, Of House So
No. a West sbh street four story kngisb basement 800
No. o. 7h three story high stoop nne locaionl coo
No East SHAT street. 9th avenue partly furnished
q
No 60 Fast street. etory high stoop $3.50 $50
north side new l......,........... 1900
No 81 west sisi street public honse Lesse Fixtures
for sale ......... ....... $50
store 2i4 Broadw Az bstseen 18th and gth SITS - 1ol
store and Basement l2s3 Broadway, between Slih and
?5h .... 200
Of 9th ND street. tn cear) $50
north eide, SD east Of k'wAy
Hall Rooms aached very srgs) $50
No 90 Vest S2d street. three high stonp brick 6,l
32d street four HpRsh basement. en-
Cottage oath street. BoomngdAe road 80
Cottsrt In Eizabeth, New JeFey 100
dwelling ps.t southeast corner broadway yd a. $50
Building between sd and 4th Streets Broad~sy east
aide dargel .............
Dwelling part 81 four story house SIS 9th avenue 60
Corner Lexington and 2sh street. furn he'd Leo
Ne ~ West sth street three sio'y, high stoop ick
sorth side s4th street. stone, 10 Nv 81
Northwest conner Broa iwsy and 3ls street story
No ia eat sb 49, three tory high s.oop bro IN stone Isl
Together with others also 2. ris y Holses APPLY 10
u. LAWRENCE, t.2st Broad say,
h.Fu Ffy G-uln I..l. "a.
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VIOrHI AT FAR ROCKAwAY, IN FU L. VIEW or
IL the also Cottage Cheap rent, Apply - >.
L. NORTON 80, Peal street. OF Eighth AMI Grand
stress, Williamsburg hso& Stors Lofts AMI Basement
800 Pearl street
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ITO LEASE OR TO LET-ON DAvENPORTS NECK,
furnished urnished Is miles from York,
mile from New Rochelle depot the sourd, stone House,
with all the modern improvements; rooms Kitchen
dry stable and coach house, with
of land improved. Inquire OF L. NJ DAVENPORT, on the
premises or of CYRUS LAWIoN ia Nassau street, Ne.
York
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ITO LET-TO A SMALL FAMILY, WITHOUT CHLI-
dren the second story OF n modern built house in
excellent neghborhood opposite grounds Of the Sind Ins
and and hot and cold
gas and in every suitable for housekeeping Apply
No II Boormsn place We Thirty third street, bet
Eighth and Ninth avenues.
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mo LET-RENr S6O0-A SMALL FOUR STORY HOUSE
No 204 East Tenth street stuyvessnt squares has
all modern improvements he and lady would board
with a small family. Inquire on the premises after
O'Clock p n.
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YTNO LET OR LEASk-THE DWELLING HOUSE NO. SO
Greene street. second below Grand has hot cold
water BATH &c with alley adjoining six feet
wide and the priv ege building lot In the
95 Grand street.
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xxyANryp--A SITUATION, By A COLonED NoMAN
w as cook In restaurant club house, or hotel; under
stands her business Gail from 20 al Ai Broome st.
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UTATCHS AEER-EANTED, A SITUATION As
waichm ker Or salesman N Je very store, be
pen in both branches Can The beet city references
having whoe7ae house In this city for several
ears Address b. r. q Herald Office.
NlrANTED-TEN OR TWELVE sBGAR MAKERS, TO
w 10 Buffalo; meme bnt good workmen wanted Apply
10 LiviDrs l3 Frankfort sti eet bet 10 and u VI
isner Co., Of school and Tenth streets
Buffalo. N. Y.
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yvAHTED-vN A phIvsTE FAMILY, LAD{ THD
w per 10 sewing srd childrens drsssuiqklng,
who work singers sewing machine pref rr.d
bave besides the sewing 70 look At times thu chit
drn will be paid, and references required.
ID
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rJ'o LET-ls3 GREENWICH STREET, NEXT TO DEFY,
the large Basement and Loft occupied for last
FIVE Wholesale umbrellas Lofts In building
2 Greenwich street Apply the premises Of BAi LEY
a BALES, Pine street
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no REN-To BErT WITH PARTIAL BOARD, OR
IA without su OF Rooms single Rooms to g-ntlemsa
within minutes o. the Jerry. Apply 81 Liberty street,
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ITO LET OR LEAsE-THE NEAT TWO STORY, BASE
ment az attic brick House. s Cherry street near Rut
place. has and Croton water desirable tenant
will be let reasonable Inquire ct 100 South street
JOAN CAMPBELL
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fyokL-s1 rs -tEsr DUAL Ty RED ASH COAL 81 rs
and free from slate fun weight of 90 lbs
guaranteed and delivered TO all OF the city from yard
a0 Wsyerey place so West Eleventh street 1ct Washington
street East river. r. 'READWELL,
Branch office 20 Wall street
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no LET-IN BROOKLYN, Two THREE STORY BRICK
/ Houses, high soOps, basement, under cellar twelve
rooms each Nos 50 to a Smith street with water q.
and two blocks from City Hail. In first class
neighborhood Apply to "a smith, corner Of smith and
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ASrFD-A SITUATION By A Respectable MID.
w die aged woman 10 do general housewors IN a sn 81
Family sock washer aud ir1ner; Objection 10 90
short way In the country II reference gwen Inquire
A. her present place. 81 Fleet st, brooklyn.
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vIANTED-A SITUATION 10 COOK, WAaH AM
w IRON no Oh ieeons short distance in the countr
Good nee Call 81 west 10Th st. between 6th ant
7th
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ITO LET Oh LEASE-THE FOUR STORY BUILDING
In front and four story brick Building lot
Ann street well adapted for printing oces bsekbinder
or for workshops generally size OF lot about % feet
leo feet depth Apply TO NISSAN 80 William street. from
IL till O'Clock
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TO LET OR LEASE IN BRoOKLYN-oN wILLOUGH8Y
avenue between 1hroop and iates avenues, and
convenient aouse, with Lots Contains cellar
thirteen throughout brought into Kitchen
Myrtle and in Of the pleasant and
healthy localities in Brooklyn Rent $3.50 Also, a Hous p
with four Lots; rent $500 Inquire of E. $. YOUNG, Is
Nassau street.
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TWO GIRLS nANIhU-FsR STATEN ISLAM J, ONE
TO cook wash and iron, and for chamberwork and L
the OF children. Apply at 573 Broadway atte
A.. NJ
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The stock market MAS lower to-day on the whole
list. Ia the hoard the bears seem to predominant,
and, notwithstanding the arguments which are
used 10 prove that the ornaments now leaving
this port are destined for Texas, and are
net likely 10 precipitate civil war, the
public are naturally rather indisposed 10
operate at present. Letters were received to-day
from Washington stating that some time since
an informal understanding was had between the
Southern Commissioners and the administration,
by which il was agreed that the military stat, quo
should not be disturbed without notice; and the
Commissioners seem to appreheDd nothing from
the military and naval movements az this port
Still, the bare fact of the embarkation Of whole
regiments ef troops, and the sailing Of frigates
equipped for war operate for the time as damper
upon speculation, and counteract the influence of
the remarkable ease III money. Mr.. Chases call
for five millions Of Treasury notes had the effect
Of depressing the SKIES Of 1881 about "a "a per
cent to-day. State stocks were also lower; Nilsson
rs fell of % per cent; Virginas declined fennes
secs were steady. The whole railroad LIST was lower
New York Central fell off ! per cent; Erie, "a;
Hudson, l; Harlem, Old, II; preferred, IA; Read
ing, ~; Michigan Central, ~; Southern, -, qua
ranteed. "a; Panama, 3; Illinois Central 20: Gale
IN, ~; Toledo, "; Rock Island, ~; Burlington,
~; Illinois bonds, 1a Pacific Mail, "a. Al the
close of the day the market was steady at the de-
cine, the following being the last quotations
United States 6's, 1881, registered "a Il; United
States G's, 1881, coupons, 9l5s ~ United States
s. 1874, $50 as9; Indiana S. SO 9O% Virginia
6's, II 1924; Tennessee 6's, 70 1871; Missouri
81, 6lL 6is.; Canton, IA q IS; Cumberland
Coal preferred, a s; Pacific Mail, 6l]i 49,
New York Central 1914 IS; Erie, rs a 1874;
Hudson River, 4lH 4la4; Harlem, Az a A24;
do preferred, 1914 3s14; Reading, 4oA a
401a; Michigan Central, "a q 54A; Michigan South
ern and Northern Indiana, l51l q l524; do
guaranteed, a4H a424; Panama, III nlA;
Illinois Central, 755s 757s Galena and Chicago,
10 1914; Cleveland and Toledo, 321a 3234
Chicago and Rock Island, SO 53144; Chicago, Bur
lingson and Quincy, 7o94 II, Illinois Central
bonds, II, IS d 90.
The business Of the SubTreasury was as fol
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Arrivals and Dcpa rSurcs.

ItvrupooIS'eamship Ed'nhurg-H : Murray, John Cob
SON boot waterbury, N Creuia, Nnth, kh nades,
Lord Guidd Mr. hracewasr aid lady, Miss Baker
smiiscrs Mrs ctepeDs, kr Fukes Mr. Earrs and lady,
Can't carver. Augustus sudd
.ukRIFsToN-steamship James Adgcr-rno yirgie c r
Anderson, Jcsrfer ID Sioan, tIorn in A
Cex, @ Cluners z l.eitch, 4 Ward, y Bishop n
Bshou A ward " r Loomis Mrs Mary kiroy, Uhches.
ter Chichester Naletl, Mr. Mes fanever. Slcn
j BabCook Foster, l. Palmer, Sarah Brecne
Counor Kroker kroker and children, Hal
let Pickering Eleanor Small aud three chdrenand 50
In the Storage .
sAvASsAn-S steamship Mon'grmcry-E Lyman, kim.
ball, Dr Hutchinson, Greenwood, Capt Whitman and
lady Miss davenport Mrs Miss Holmes,
ker Langsn. CaTyou. lady and cbdren W q Priest,
Helfer Mrs ! Medoolgh ard children Devereaux and
ladv l. Hethugher QUINN IL Hartman. A Wavd
Appleton, Macarthur, Bartonand l. in the steer
age.
DEPARTURES.
ST THOMAS AND MARACAiRo-Bark Teresa-Hsnry Brooke
Harris Wilder. 81 Thomas; Jose Dcho, William Elder
horst, NJ ID, William Passmore, Narncabo
MISUNDERSTANDING Natal Joseph knight, Mrs q
Cruz Miss Cathsrine Daw Miss Jane Hagen VIM Burnett
MARY White and boy. Antonio Garcia, John W Knowles
Juan A NendozA-and IL in the steerage.
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL ., lse-TRPLE SHEET

eehr California NsQrath Elizsbsthpo for New Haven.
schr 3 Gardiner, Gardner. 81 George, Ne, u days
schr sarah Helen, HutGhrngs, 81 George, Ne o oayb
6chr rsngala, BrsmhslL II George Ne, days
schr Crusoe Foster hachias, days
s scsr Julia shzaDe,h Merrill, sluehili days
schr Rosanpa, Hunt Lubec-
schT Anvil, -, Passport
schr George Emily, -. saco
schr Caroline Grant Pressey Deer Isle days
s scsr l Locniei PAUL. Lssr Isle
schs Amanda, Kendall Rocklsnd
schr Oregon, Graves, Rockland
Schr Thomas Jefferson, Chase, Salem
Schr Reed, -tetson, Gloucester
schr Phe6e Elizabeth, Smith, Dennis
schr Wallace Staples TAUNTON.
Schr Parker Smith. New Haven
Schr Merwin, Ill., New Haven
schr Duleld Jones Portland CT
schr Brainard, Dibble clinton, Ct
schr Bahcock Robinson, Southport
schr Niagara, Donovan Brookhaven.
Schr Gen Marion, Hubbard BrookhAyen
slo y kangatuck, Gear Virginia.
sloop franklin Avery, Elizabeth for Providence
sloop Neptune, Davis, Elizabehport for Providence
sloop fashion, Young Providence.
Sloop joss phi Hail. Brown, Providence.
Steamer Arlzan. Power. Baltimore.
Steamer VIM Woodward. Cundif. Baltimore.
Steamer Josephine. Green, Philadelphia.
Steamer Mars, Nichols, Philadelphia
Ship julie, Trusdy OF Rockland from Havana days
By plot beat Nettle No 20.
SAILED
Steamship Matanzas Maanzas bark Teresa, 81 Thomas;
aud Others
tm ouarantneBark Gszelle, Barbados brig Sea Foam,
81 Thomas.
Wind At sunset Sc, fresh
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tions to the busfe Ae they have lately had
perence in reducing bushes to weight they may now,
psrchsnca BE- able reduce bushels 10 number, espec
ally as tbss- Applications vary in size from nine by four
TO four by we ard half Average IL; that's the way
the s,hedule 81 deposits is made out.
Mr. Barney's to all the applicants was cour-
teous without being obsequiousa kind, gentle Trd to
EACH promising 70 do what he could yet committing
himself to Anything definite Some persons must dis
appointed and the best thing will be for all applicants
believe ,heg will be so that if they should gain APP
ponsmeni Il will be 30 much to the good even II they
should OIL become a porter wa,chman. Mr. Bar
neys tine for receiving applicants from three five
O'clock
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s HlPPIN q NE w s ,


CLEARED
Steamship Matanzas, Lesegang, MaanzasNora Bros
steamship Illinois Terry, Indanola-D Torrance.
steamship Baltic Fletcher lndanolaNorh Atlantic steam.
Ship Magnet, King, san Francisco-R NJ Cooley.
ship emerald, Cook, Liserpoo -Howland A. rlnwaL
sars jane Dapgett Iamber Ds' Dmon
ssTs 9ssgSw Enss Giles Co.
Bark iycurgus dtaan, Costa Gloucester-chamberlan,
Bais RAPID, Msrschalk Vera Cruz-lIargons 4 Co
ss HnSs ss ES N1yhew
Brig Balesr, Fiett, ranpieonking Dehene
ynssAssT ss
Brig 9 Barter G,lehris, Union Island Elwel Go.
sloop Victory, -, Bristo-L Kenny
ARRIVED.
Qpeensiown 2stn 4PM with msc and PASSENGERS John
Dale March - Oh f9sne Rock assed steamship csv Of
American ship Princess bound b; lat 4s 49, Ion 80 To- Br
Steamship John Ben Pr Scott glasgow March :, via
lane April IN with mdse aud 80 passengers to Francis
steamship United Kingdom Crr Craig Glasgow March 81
francis Mas sonsld co, 7S INST PM spoke Nantucket
Steamship Monigomer, Kerry, Savannah. with mdse and
s S S%e GO H IN n SICc M lat
vannAh The has experienced strong NE winds he entire
Steamship James Adrcr. Phillips. Charleston, with ndse
ana passenger TO speiora liieson 90 1h inst lat "
~ signaizsd steamships Cnyer aad Alabama, hence
ship = p Wales of Boson Lincoln Calcutta and sand
ship Cultiyaior Russell Liverpool with ndse passen
ship Carous Msgnus Ashley, London, eud Plymouth Mara
gales up the Western Islands then strong and
Winds has been but IL days from Ion ~ March q lat 40
81, Ion 700, saw bark Nightingale bound e Che ar
Ship Marurne Hoebchm, Lamb. Newport. % days with
railroad from TO Rowland rrohinghsm bad very heavy
winds M 10 lon aO had quarter boats and buwarks stove
Bars lenlto Bartlett Punta Arenas III days via TIamp
on heaas dS@ Mite ensno, 70 sale GO 5th inst 40
Fars ,ianSen Nor, Olsen, Newcastle, eS days with
Rrie Giovanni stesnO Nus, CappOn Liverpool sc days
Brig Gofredo d!ap, Auremma, Palermo. 50 days with
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