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international Hotel.

;65 and S67 Broadpuy, Corner Franklin Street,
NEW YORK
FINlllS first class lIouse-the most quiet homelkc
l. and pleasant Hotel in the oity-offers superior
inducements q those visiting New York for business
or pleasure Ii is central in its location, and kept
the EUROPEAN PLAN, in connection with TAYLOR $
SALOON where refreshments can be had at all hours
or served in their own rooms The charges are mo-
derate, the and attendance of the first order
baths, and all the modern conyeuience5 attached
March 90, 1852
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1869. Spring and SuuUmcr 1862.

1sOS. SpriIlS ana summer 1862.
CLOTHING FOR ALL
NllE undersigned has just received the largest
| assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER clio
THING ever brought to Sunbury and takes pleasure
in informing his friends and the public generally
that he is enabled to sell
CHEAPER THAN EVER!
His stock is Of the best material manufactured in the
ncatest and latest styles, and consists Of
DRESS COATS FROM s. to Sl4
Cashmere or Business Goats Of different prices
PANTs-Plain and Fancy Cassimcrcs Of the latest
styles,
\ large assortment of Plain and Fancy Vests
Well made Shirts, Woolen Shirts and Overshirts
CARPET BAGS AND TRUNKS,
And also number Of other articles of gentlcmcns
wear
We announce 10 every one that our CLOTHING
EMPORIUM is unsurpassed by any other in the
State for quality, cheapness and durability. We can
safely say TO those who are purchasing Ready Made
Clothing, at retail they buy their goods of me
at cheaper Cash Price than any other establishment
in Pennsylvania,
The proof of the Pudding is eating it. Please
give me call before purchasing elsewhere
JOSEPH SCHWEITZER, Agent,
Nearly opposite Weavers Hotel.
Sunbury, March %, 1862
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SOLOMON NGASECK.

A ta0Tney IA Law. Sunbury, Norihumber-
IA land county, Ponnsylvania
,rr Formerly Frceburg, Snyder county.)
OtllCE, Market street. one door east Of Friling
Grant store, and nearly opposite the Court 4ooss
an professional business collections, dc will re-
April 2 1862
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ROvIS AND SHOES can be purchased at th,
- Mammoth Store Of Frilng Grant, very cheap
rs we are determined not to be undorsold by anybody
Call and learn tho list of prices for yourselves
Sunbury, Jan ~, 1861 FRILING a GRANT
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By tho Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of Ncr
vous or Sick Headache may be prevented and if
taken n' the commencement of an attack immediate
relief from pain and slckucSscs Will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
Headache to which females so subject
They act gently upon the bowels cls,-rcmoying Cos.
tivcn,ss.
For Literary men. Students. Delicate Females and
all persons Of srdentary habits, they valuable
Il LtXatiyc, improving the appetite, giving tone and
yTor to the digestive organs and restoring the natu-
raj elasticity and strength Of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of long in
vcsiigatlon and carefully conducted experiments
having been in use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount Of
pain and suffering from Headache, whether originat
ing in the nervous system or from dcransci state
Of the stomach
The entirely vegetable in their composition
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet and the absence
OF any disUSrccabc taste renders it easy 10 admins
ter them TO children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
The genuine have five signatures of Henry c.
SVnlding On each Box.
Sold Jy Druggists and all other Dealers in Medi-
ciue-.
y Box will be sent by mail prepared on receipt Of
Price, % Cents.
All orders should be addressed to
ITEM RT @ SPALDING,
Is Cedar Street, New York.
For salc at FISHERS Drug Store, SuuJury, Pa
From the Examiner, Norfolk va
Ccph0lic Pills accomplish the object for which they
were made, Viz: Cure Headache IN all it, forms
From the Democrat 81 Cloud MINI
II you are, or have been troablcd with the head
ache send for box tCephalic Pis) 50 that You may
have them in case oi an attack,
From the st, Louis Democrat
The immense demand for Cephalic pills is rapidly
increasing.
From The Gazette, Davenport. Iowa
Mr.. Spalding would not connect his name with al
article he did not know to possess real merit
From the Advertiser, Providence Il l.
The testimony in their favor Is strong. from the
most respectable quarters.
From the Daily News Newport r. l.
Celhalic Pills are taking the place OF all kinds
From the Kauawha Star, Va
We are sure that persons suffering with the head
ache, who ry them, will stick to them.
From the Advertiser, Providence X /
The Ccphalic Pills are said to be a remarkably
effective remedy for the headache, and one Of the
very best tor that very frequent complaint which has
ever been discovered
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WINDOW SHADES.-A very hne and chear
w assortment, just received by Railroad from New
York at the Mammoth Store OF Friling q Grant -
We have also foI sale 5. 5. Putnam a Co = celebra
ted Patent Pendulum Curtain Fixtures
sunbury, March % 1859
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SIMCN 2. WOLVERTO1

Attorney and Counselor AT Law.
uiiee, Market street, doors Yves! Of Depot;
SO rJB UR " PA
MILL attend Vromptley 10 the collection ofclains
bis care in Northumberland and adjoining couptie,
sunbury May 3, 1862
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EsE.SS'skGvgsTEEnNa.
HLACKsMITnNH ErSrNE,..

INlE subscriber respectfully informs his oh friends
/. and the public generally that he has commenced
the
GLACNSMITnING BUSINESS,
in the shop attached to Z. Y. Rrigh's Foundry Hrd
j. prepared TO do all kinds Of Blucksmnug in the
best style aud workmanship.
All custom work viii be promptly attended TO.
J II. ZIMMERMAN. Agent.
Sunlury. April %. lSjZ.--u
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G SMITH & CO., Sole Proprietors,
MtT"TsEI:vyS II COX,

tfOrncN~ al B.:,H. 10. loo Cor Fulton
y and Broadway, NEW YORK win carefully
attend to Collections and all other matters in,rUs;od
tu their care
Siuv p. ls5S
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Ja. -ls la'ot oaf tie Har,
THIS wcl'-kuown Journal Is now IN the -lztv-frst
Year gC rs cN. tcngr Il hes "!vgys tncu leading
iuIual Of the city taking part in all the dsau siou-
,hc ". and u'tcriug its sentiments with caUlor.
tehrio-'n.ss and INDEPENDENCE lrcss ON now and
Forever has been and will continue 20 be its motto.
The Principles by which IL j. guided are.
A Nrict Construction Of the Constitution.
Economy in Government,
No Political Johbcrv.
Honest Men for Once
The Suppression OF the Slave Power,
Free Soil aud Free Speech,
and the prosecution Of the against treason until
the last rebel has laid down his arms
But the Evening Post while it is fearless in the
expression Of lis opinions, aims chiefly at being
good newspaper. It viii contain full accounts of all
the interesting occurrences uc the day, embracing
lst. \ Complete History of the War.
81. Political Documents Reports Of Meetings.
Speeches and Proceeding, Of Legislative Bodies
81 The Latest Markets. Commercial Iu;eili souCg
Reports and Lists of Prices.
4ih. EUROPEAN NEwS.-Adyicce by the foreign
steamers. letters from own carrg gpudouis. and
extract, from English and rnsa,ioHs from cou,iucn-
tai Journals
oh Miscellaneous Reading Poetry, Bool, Reviews
Tales Anecdotes and Gossip.
In short it is ,hc design OF the editors to make the
THE best NEWSPAPERS IN THE COUNTRY
No pains @! labor md no expense in money will be
spared 20 accomplish this end.
A. the Daily Evening Post circulatc7 more large
lF erAals. than ury other city Journal among nur-
chants. capitalists han5crs, brokers lawyers manu-
.ac,Wcs and business men generally, il las always
been a most eligible advertising medium. hut since
'U, war ij- circulation has enormously increased.
rHl. rct uH"r additional inducements 10 those who
WISH THEIR BUSINESS MADE KNOWN.
Il- sgn,-W cclIy Evening Post published regu-
idiy Tue lny, and Fridays contains all the read
iu- matter OF the Daily Evening Post and the latest
n .w' by teiesrru and mails up e, he hour Of pub
.i..js.Il
The Weekly Evening Post. published every Thurs
day j. edited with o,I ocial reference 10 the want. o
country readers and besides al the articles of gene
nal interest published in the Daily Evening Post
contains complete digest Of the news of the dav
and an Agricultural Column, devoted to the interest
sua instruction py farmers. II contains .urty long
columns u. reading matter every week lGulsiagit
Al ADMIRABLE FAMILY PAPER
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'Fhc Confessions utsd Experience of
ans HnVuEid.

DTBLISlIED for The benefit end a. warning
and caution 20 Young men who suffer from
Nervous Debility. Premature DECAY. Nc. supplying
ut the same time lhr means OF ScltCurc. by one
who has cured himself after being put to great eX-
ryusc through medical imposition and quackery.-
BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
cDI ic- may be had of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, Kings Co., y y.
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CA TION!
As certain unprineiped persons attempting to
palm of ON the unsusT Getting public limitations of my
PREPARED GLUE, would caution all persons TO
examine before purchasing and see that the full
name SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE, 10 ON the
outside wrapper all others are svindling counter
fei;s.
May .. 1862 -
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G.aci.nwamma n 5sIoom~burg Isail,
MONING NORTM
lUR "FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, .

\ Passenger Train also leaves Kingston at 8 80
NJ, for Scranton. to connect with Il train tor
New York. Returning, leaves Scranton on arrival
Of train from New York, at Is p VI.
The Lackawanna ii Bloomsbury Railroad connects
with the Delaware, Lackuwauna and Western Rail
road at Scranton, tor New Aork and intermediate
points east.
At Rupert it connects with the Cattawissa Rail-
road, for points both east and west
At Northumberland it connects with the Philadcl-
phia Erie Railroad and Northern Central Rail
road, for points west and south.
JOHN p. ILSLEY, Sup't
j. c WELLS, General Ticke, Agent
April 5. 1862
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EsrON isiUIlS.
an. R. 9HGRsE.R.

an. ER. 7HESSE.E.
4 ttOrHcy. 8g law. SUNBURN, pa
"a Collections attended "a in the counties Of Nor
mumberand, Union, Snyder NyntJur, Columbia
and LycUming.
EXPERIENCES.
Hon. John NJ Reed, Philadelphia,
a. g., Oattell a Co.,
Hon Nm. A. Porter
Morton McMichaol, Esq.,
J., hoteham Co., 2Sg Pearl Street, New York
John W, Ashmead, Attorney at Law,
Matthews Cox, Attorneys at Law,
Sunbury, March 20, 1862
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SEiiitc'~ Rev E'orls type Foundry.
BO0K, NEWSPAPER, JOD AND ORNI-
MENTAL
III w u I'D MEo
WE have the fullest assortment Of the most useful
W kinds Of Plain and Ornamental Type. manu-.
tacur.I from the most durable metals finished with
the Greatest cuIc and accuracy securing perfect ust
Gra'iun
specimen Book, and e..mat,s, furnished upon ap-
p.lca,lyH. also,
PRINTING PRESSES,
with their apqurcuances of all dcaglI5ycl ma,sers
WOOD TYPE
or all The latest styles of all sizes Metal Furniture
hahor-,aymg Rules Cases. Cabinets Furniture.
Printing Ink, and every article the Printer requires
Terms liberal Prompt attention.
FARMER. LITTLE Il CO.,
GO nnd Go bccEmau street, New York.
sAollocf,'~ DunGrliom Eoner.
JlIIS preparation, made from the b,s- Java
1 Coffee is recommended by physicians Us a supe-
rior NUTRITIOUS BEN ERAGE for tcunrrl Dvbil-
ity, Dy-Vsp-a and all bilious pi-oTlgl- Thousands
who have been compelled 90 abandon rae U.g of
coffee, will use this without injurious effects One
can contains thg strength Of two pounds o.; ordinary
coffee Price - cents.
KOLLUCK'S LEVAIN,
The rurcst and hos. BAKING POWDER known. for
making light. sweet and nutritious H-yad and Cakes
Price ID cents.
N'NrrAcTrrrp by
H. II. huLLOth. Chemist,
Corner Of Broad and Chc,nut Streets,
ruILArrLrUlA.
And sold by all Druggists and Grocers
March I. 1869
TOR SALE, cheap, three copies of the Cottage
/ Bible, in two volumes, with commentaries.
II. T.. MASSER.
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and can more than mako wages in improyinv H. and
when II s done 1t is certain independence and no
oss few acres in fruit irees will insure comfor.
table living. The land Is put down TO hord ti,ne
prices, and all Improvement can be made st choen
er rate than any other time.
The whole tract, with six miles front on the Rail.
road, being laid out with fine and spacious avenues.
with town in the cenrc-nve acre lots in tha town
sell at from $3.50 to $500 two and half acre lots NJ
$50 to Sl20 TO 5000 two and half acre lots at forn
$50 TO Sl2O and town lots so feet front by l5O feet
deep at SlOO-payabe one half cash and the balance
within year 1t is only upon farms Of twenty acres
more that four years time is given
To Manufacturers, the town affords fine opCuinr
Of the Shoe manufacturing business. and other ari.
cles, being near Philadelphia, and the surrounding
country has a large population, which affords good
market
This settlement in the course of several years. will
be ono OF the most beautiful places in the country,
and most agreeable for residence
1t is intended to make Vine and Fruit growing
country. this culture is the profitable and the
best adapted to market. Every advantage nid con-
venience for settlers will be introduced and will
insure the prosperity Of the place The hard times
throughout the country will be advantage to the
settlement as it compcls people to resort to ngrieu
/ turc for n living.
Large numbers of people arc purchasing and pco.
pie who desire the best location should visit the place
at once.
Improved land is also for sale
TMBER.-Land can be bought with or without
timber. The timber at market valuation
/ The title is ndisputable Warrantcc Deeds given
clear of all incumbrancc, when the money i paid
| Boarding cOnvcricnccs at hand.
! Letters promptly answered. and Reports of S0lon
Robinson and Wm. Parry. sent together with the
/ IEeiaUd RHraL
Route to the land Leave Walnut street wharf.
Philadelphia. at 3 o'clock. \. NJ. and p VI ,
lunlcss there should BE- a change Of lour) tor Vine
land on the Glassboro and Milvic Railroad 49,
When you leave the cars at Nineand Station. just
| opened, inquire for
CHARLES h. Lands Postmaster.
Founder of the Colony,
AiSrr T,,,lori,,I ....,,.t, \ Z
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S. z. GOTTWALS.
h'ENE&E.E. & EN0H

SEWING MA CHINE CO.,
Be-, BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
D,srIytrc Circniary, ,rjh Samples IF Work,
,.W Z. A.L.t h1R Iy..-
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From the Examiner. Norfolk va
Ccph0lic Pills accomplish the object for which they
were made, viz Cure Headache in all It's forms
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From the Advertiser, Providence, X /
The Ccphalic Pills are said to be a remarkably
effective remedy for the headache, and one Of the
very best tor hat very frequent complaint which has
ever been discovered
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HAVE YOU A COUGH z

Then use JAYNE'S EXpECToRANT. Do not
allow your cold to take its own course. Two unrds
of the victims of consumption their Affections to
the fatal mistake Of ''waing for cough to get well
of itself" Do not fall into this error, but avail
yourself at once Of u remedy which thirty years
experience has demonstrated is certain to procure
,1
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NlSELASp, ?. O., Cumberland county. y . J
=. S.-Ihere is Il change Of cars at Glassboro --
Also beware Of sharpcrs On the from New York
and Philadelphia to Nincland, inquiriug your bu...
ness. destination, &c.
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For sale atR. a. Fisher Drug Store, sunbury, Pa
, 1862-04-23

lnefe was good attendance on Change to-day,
and the leading markets were firm but not yery
active.
The Flour market advanced 6D1oc 2 bushe] and
there was considerable activity. About g. coo brls
ol ad Kinds changed hands, at $3.7ul94 s. for me-
dunn to choice Spring Extras, and $I.90@5.15 for
"hlte " inter ExtEas- The extreme frmness Of
heldere restricted business very materially
Inc y heat market advanced 1@Hc per bushe1 !;
eat at this advance the demand was limited, and
1t closed dall.-the eales being at 75c for No. l
spring. and ISGI7314c for No. Spring.
Tern was In fair demand and the market Vas
hrm but the scarcity Of vessels rendered tranaac-
t1ons comparatively ight-old River Mixed
selling at &c ahoat; neW and old River Mixed at
s671@27c aaoat; and new River and Canal Mixed
(lnepected Reteeted) at a4HG25c aaoat Old
Mixed in store was cold at 5K@26c-principally
the outside figure.
oass were In good demand and firm at 29c. Ryc
"as IN good demand and firm at 44c, Barley
WAS nfn. with Eales at 5NA5sc. seeds
were quiet. Timothy was dull, with sa1cs
at $1.ss- The supply Of Clover Seed Is light, aud
the demand limited to filing small orders-asles
Of fair quality being made ct $40. Hichwines
were tnactiSe-hnyers offering 1sxc, and holders
asking 1ek@aoc
PROVISIONS were dn1i, and all We have to report
Is small lot OF Bulk Hama at Axe 1oose. and
shoulders at &c loose. Lard is quiet, with slight
sales At &c for prime kettle TaIlo ia in good de-
nand at 7A@T7<c. Hides are dull.
Ihefe are very few vessels here, and fteiehts are
afm but inactive. -Four vessels and one propeller
were engaged today at 11sc for wheat to Kings
ton and os~ego, 114c for rye to Osweeo, and 7xc
for wheat to Buffalo
, 1862-04-23
HEV1EW OF CHICAGO Market


, TUESDAY EVENING, April u.
His-LAKE-lnt the early part ofthe week
Heignte opened steady at 10c for Wheat to Buffalo,
Which "as the ruling figure till Friday, when news
was received from Milwaukee Of the opening Of
.ne ee'aatf' after which rates almost Immediately
1ee1aned to &c. aud On Saturday to 7c foz Wheat to
buaa1o' and a1kc to osweso. Yesterday aud to-
day there hare been but few vessels offerIne-on1y
TWO thus Tar having arrived from belov-and rates
na.e oeen hfmer-closing with engagements ut
t'fc for Wheat to Buffalo, ind like for Wheat to
os*ego and Kingston. At these rates, however,
shippers show but little disposition to make en-
gagementy.
TO-DAY tne following charters were made-To
a1ngeton :-schr. simms, Wheat. at ike. To
sn~ego' '-6f1g Powhattan,t Rye, atl114c; Prop.
TIC, ' ~
RAILROAD :. FREIaHTs. During the week the
s1ious INES Of railroad leading to the eeaboard,
have reduced their fates aoc m acnr ard NJ m
fourth clasa. They ase now "a follows.
, 1862-04-23

-@--N''-@-k7
taken from the weekly circular Of Mr.. HENRY MIL
WARD, provision broker issued to-dav:
Inc sole demand has been from the SINNERS
the packers having closed for the season. Unless
tGme tfn Unexpected N demand should induce some Of
c1an them 10 commence , curing q ice. The market
fales Of Mess Po!E SeFs made 5 It sIo.so sGmf bni
closed nsRifa sn and to Pny IT, s
1850 for city, and $1,000 for country packed
IL I,me N.,Ias mses is IN light supply and des1ra
stock Of either is very trifing. The recent t
necine s,he 1a tieishts, and the prospect Of stl
Pork, and should prices be maintaned IN tie East.
ern markets. an advance here may be established.
~ hase, however. a large etock on hand, CON
st S pest!on OF which will be ere long in tran
For bnlk meats the market ruled very dull. and
GS lGWer Prices bad to be submitted to. Heavy bulk
at S933.c loose. and hams at 4@44c There are
10 English meats here, and no sales have been re-
peTFfhsa Tha fssn sd .hs &C., country ha points
qne1ce Of the dull reports from New Fork Prime
No At 6A@eHc. Yellow Crease 5@5Ec,V ~ wife :hie
The Beef market has been Eery active, and the
Pr1cee OF Cattle having advanced materially, pack
@ ers have been forced 10 demand higher prices,
Ct Ct e Gattls, aud the market closes % I'm at
s@s ana foE ~ faif F tg choice packing, and
&1.AV4l%1 a!1a Ii lew INSTANCES &4.fN
choice shipping qualities. Extra mess beef win
ter packing, il scarce and would sell at iii In
1s.O. present packing s11oo911 50, ID brands of
rates against allowing: our beef packers 10 con
time work come Of them have had orders in MiI-
maa1ee, cincinnati, and other markets tributary
10 ours, but have failed to eecure barrels
H1GHW1NES- Received to-day, 125 br1s. Re
ceised last week, ss7 brls; shipped, $50 brls The
market during the week has been irregular, and it
closee dnH and unsettled-with no demand at over
1eHc-sellers asking 193{2oc The speculative de-
mand seems to have ceased for the nresent and
regular dealers and manufacturers are setting eau
tiously in view of the dull state OF the New Yors,
market.
Acknowledgements at 4n942c = gal.
sEhDs-Received to-day. $3.50 rbs. Received
last week, a4s, ,7s3 lbs; shipped, aoe,aes ns cto-
FER-There is very little In market and under
limited inquiry to fill small orders, the
market Is frmer. Sales today Il hapa
fair at s.. 3d. TInorHE-The market Ia well nm,
Piled and under light demand, it ia dull Sa1ea
to-day, SO bags good at 41.a5 F1Ax-Notbino
doing, except In retail way for seed at saoo,
HCsGAR1AH-1nl limited demand and non;n.1 a.
45c.
BROOM CORN-There is a good dansnd f,-
shipment to New England, and the market IA firm
Sales to-day 10 tons prime at $500. Common
grades sell at S40oaG6o.00 and medium at s65a
Is co. Choice lots are held at 3eo21W,oo.
BEANs-Ihese is very active demand for good
Mixed Beans, and We quote them firm at f161 "a
for medium to prime.
Au1Ts-GREEE--Apples are very duII and
drooptng with liberal supplies, principally West
efn hutt, mich Of which arrives In bad order,
oranges are plenty and rather lower DR1ED-
In ane oemano Is fsir and the market steady. Pared
Pa AANhA
, 1862-04-23
ILLINOIS AND mfCBTCar caH.1
MARINE IETELLIEENCE.

| scnR. RacER-This vessel arrived this morning
from Buffalo. In the Straits she met with soms
| floating ice and detained somewhat in conse
quence. She saw nothing Of the upward bounj
| feet.
Passed DETRo1T-Aprl s1st-Er Props Acme
Dubuque: barks Twilight, Levi Rawson, D. Nor
| rls: brig Young America echrs Twin Sister. In.
pe1lal, q. L. Whitman, ". Fiske, Yorktown Snm.
nit, H. Hoppecks E. c. Roberts, Grand Turk
ARRISED Cr-Props Concord. Detroit, Baltic.
| Illinois.
ARRIVED Dows-steamaB Forest Quccn, Sea.
PASSED. DowN-P1ops Prairie State, Empire
Fred Wells, D. Marble. Forest
Rainy. with strong n E. wind.
iHE fRoP. PRAIRIE ST4TE.-The propeIIer
Prairie State, which it was feared at Chicago, had
Straits about the same time with tie Queen Of The
Lakes. She encountered considerable ice, bnt
come Of the upward bound fleet had got through.
0ne vessel, name unknown Was ashore on Bois
B1anc--Detrrit Tribune
.AsHoRE.-We notice In the Buffalo Commercial,
the announcement or the propeller Jefferson be-
ing ashore 6eFen miles west Of Port Colborue hav-
M been driven there on Friday night. L tele-
graphic dispatch to Capt. S. P. Dow in that city
to The aboye effect had already been received. The
probability was she would be Immediately rot OF
Without fef1ous damaEe.-Ibfd
FIRST kotFAn TRIP BETWEEN DETROIT AND SAG
1SAW--The steamer Forest Queen arrived yester-
day from Saginaw, On her way up she met larre
quantities Of ice, hut Sd her return she eucouu-
teEed rome whatever, lake Huron being clear a.
1a1 ea the eye eould reach She again left for sag
NAV to-day. Her officers report that barge with
go barrels of salt was sunk in Saginaw river few
daye sincc.-lbid-