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JomS NJ. BRANsAy has filed a petition in the
Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia, pray
irg for divorce from his wife, Eliza Brsnnan,
on the ground Of adultery, committed with
Powell 7. WyTan. Mrs. Brannan is the lady
who disappeared mys,erouslv from Staten
leland In July, lsl~, rud tho other party i'm.
blcattd, is tho Culun,i, WlUse appointment, by
Gov. Ardtow If Aisfftchus.tis, VAS male the
subject Ui sht'I d,-Cus.i n n the apcy cora.
sporroncn ho'Woln the Governor and Gcneral
Butler. NLi,h was lai' before tho Legislature.
a ruI2v rrGfr. exciting hnLo publ, inter
cst, &C. urr,t - London on the 11th ult, for
IlUO i.c. hstWHou Joe Cos, oi NOrthsmp.
ton, ami William Ryan, OF Birmingham.
Thros ring. Ntr, pitched aLt thirty seven
rou lis Too gh', occupying throe hours and
halt, the l,s' tOun' occupying a most One hour
Of time end not a blow struck. A. the end OF
all THE, after tho tys'ard''s had bccono wear
led out " delsy, the pugiii-ts agreed 10 make
drawn game.
Cuuuo1Tr liRoyrV, o tier known a. "Cur
rer Boli troauthur Of Jane Eyre, whom near
thr close of her thir'io'r yea, UNMARRIED and
with NJ Ttospcc' Of getting married, wrsto 10
! friend a. follIws 81 specuate musg on the
| existence Of unmarried ard nayor tc-bo mar
red women, now a. davs; aud have already got
! % the point uf cOuel.rrg tfat there IA no more
| respectable character on this ear b, than an un-
married won ar, who mSkol her way through
| life quietly perseveringly, without support col
| husband or brother; and having attained the eye
| Of forty-fve or upwards, retains in her pos'es
sion a well regulated mind, disposition 10 en-
| Joy simple pleasures, and fortituie to support
inevitable pains, sympathy with the safferings
Of oth.rs, and willingness to relieve want aa Tar
| "a her mear extend"
TnR foil wing arscdote, in lotter from
/ Bonneville, No, eXplaipa in part the Union
! demonstrations that a'tord the pr grtss OF our
| uImi,- These NJ a. ouri I.-grrs huO" god
| zeal more than the white iolks give than cie II
| r. and whether Nlis7onri 30 tor tho Conted
eracy or for the ion, he slaves have learned
| lssson too much to eYur max" them u'oiul as
slaves. | Sas struck with the apt reply Of one
of a crowd VITO came from iS house To the
read to zee us as, the ether day. Says |,
| Boys are you all for the Ufionl' oh, yes,
maisa, when you - shOut wa is. And when
| Pr CO comes YOU are sccsh. arc you,, Lord,
! v.s, ma! a, ives good secesh ihen Can't al
! way. The dsIk6y Understood the whole ques'
| ION and the game Ilayod.
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Tho TIMES ohjects 20 some Of the features Of
the tax bill which Is not sufficiently simple. 1t
questio tho policy Of taxing locomotion and
knowledge, and says We shoul imi ate the
English syitsm, which collects the bulk Of the
revenue rom about = dozen sources.
Its Paris correspondent, Feb. lith says
II toleraby clear u y 10 every ono that
tho NJ Kioan Expedition, so FAR at lsas. as
luiuCo - concerned, y smere adventure back
od n-itLrl 10y Sla'e polio, NOT hy clear under
.'en, inc of what they want 10 do. These
blur dors have naturally produced dlssatistac
ton in FraLco, aud mske the people and the
GUvernm'nt wish they were out Of the onter-
prse Toe occasion is good one for the medl-
alton Of tho Government OF the United S,ates.lI /
Every ore here recognizes that Soc ,ssion is
iead Ia Europe. Sheffield and Lyons aro max
log Just row more Of row than Manchester
and X luen, and people all at once bagin TO see
that there are otetr suffering interests besidos
cotton. From present Il dcatOns, we should
not be surprised TO see Frsace and England de
clare indirectly for the Union, a. the shortest
road for bringing about revival OF perihinH
commerce.
A Nashville, Tenn, correspondent Writea
All the way VI 10 C'qrksvills W. found ayl-
dences Of loyalty RmcbE the scattered rosldsn-
COS along tho banks of tho riyor. Beyond this,
The people were just as plen,y and Expressed
lust as much curiosity 10 see us, but instead Of
waving hats and hAndkerchiefs, they stared at
us in fullsn silence. They seemed benumbed,
stupSf,d at the change, ss though they had
hardly yet appreciated tho fact that II was the
Star8 and Stripes, instead Of the Stars and Bars,
that hung from our flagstaff.
Even the negroes, usually 30 demonstra
tive, stood like ebony sJstuOs Of as'On'
shment and stupidity, and gave their
supposed delivorers never a cheer.
The river banks and the country adjoining
from Donela'n up TO Nashville, are OF most
| ELI rmirg cha ac or. The air was warm and
delicious birds chirped and tWi,terod among
| tbo Eoughf wh,l already are h,lf concealed
| by the buIs ,7g 1uds ana ,pesn young l1lvos
| Oi spring I,L.s4.'O may juiang from the
| plimpses Caunht from chs aver, Do Nel' tofnei
| The . Gardel. SJste' to never WIs thare
acenes better ealculr.td 10 .i,o pleasure 10 the
| lovers of tho baauttNl 0r tle o. u Arian than
those which spread avs On e.' nls ot he
| Cumberland.
Gen. GRAFT and staG car up hsSo today
from Uarksvills, and sper several hours IN
locking around tho city. .mopg others whom
thew called upon was M'S Polk, the widow o.
James X. Folk, formerly President OF the iohot
| United States. The residsnce OF tho relist o
the late President is handsome brick mansion
on 3 fne street. A large yard lies hetwseI
the street and the house, which "a 6lled will
clumps Of the trim and elegant cedar, statel,
mARnolias, al proon a In sannef, whIo hsr
md hsys dAaOdiS and other plAata havs Pus
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e. t,rth th,ir haves and Howers pih all tbs
rirNr a. atd hrautv OF Nbfiherr midsu rmo-
|, o-e ONE, surrounded hy enplematic ever
g',ors IL q tasteful, ccs 'lv toinh. btnalh whist
,.ceps the once Poserful chief q then united
nation
Ers. I,lk isa well p-c,or,cJ laiv C. per-
h.Ts % vSMs oi age. Sle receives. her via.
tors oouftecusls, but with a polished c1l 'uess
tht Indicated sJfhciettlv in which direction
her sympNu les rar--she vas simp polite ant
ladynkD, IN ne Cisu patriotic. Sue hoped she
sNlu, tuAt tho tomb OF her husband would pro.
t'c nsr ho1scho. q from i1.ult AZ hor pro 1erty
q. I'D age. tu-'t'- than this shu oyt, tod
n.li.us iru m the j,itod Stato' AM ie-ir'i
nrhte.
Tho World rona,A, that ton. FGtvovrs
isto-oj defenso an.ut'' to an apology to- his
WAIT Of succ ST. rahef than a vina,catcu o. hi
col Just.
lho "posulia- restitution continues 20 10
ji-.n.',t tv tie Ttr' ~ ir i;s usrG veia Of
u,lcan ,',,esmarship. !. u,5 ah.rt mo-
.t.ir-' SUPP .ing oc',. ar cntsj trca.
'.e u,c :, ea s,t. ..1 "a, ta.,' l,'v -.-
s'...' r very .rtiI.s -. lsa. I'D question
v.-,.-. .u' .'...- .,..-;.l. .,t'. .,'.-
'., o.. t.',.
IT,. ll,',.ra. .-.'.. 90 't,.,S 1870 p ...
-... .pt U j.... &C. .n, rHunc'pIie I..., o
,H.,... o. o ,g'a.. l.nm,ty th-itl, 20.
. n.... .,t t,,' 3D., 's> h.a't hc prop r- a,a
o. f.. ,sI..a staict ,o boz e1ic... o., u.,i5
respective sr,u's our contemporary so,n,'
otl!,ious 4 th, owl. that attended this me- L,l
...,r the o'i Tejefrl system, ere Of which vs.
..e.ua'i, to tcn.r- 'ha CO., e,'i r ct taxes On
Uu.r ,pd.',' yit 80, s''o-, sua IA. it Wa
irr.r'..' ,.i' aU.o,,.., o'lor o.s.rrc. o,s ~
',,crrm... t',a jiy CI.,ff4uun ,sa d..
,r,H.
p.ris r's.r,u !,n, sta.oI:
NJ SlJoll is Il sct,i uci'ly cvofv dav with
some ooi rho 6Fm ,f Rot c'iIl ~ thoir blrt.
.r, hou.t iu tho Rue ,i'.,. undorltanj lu
- ,nd.avofirE 90 negotiate o ! an in lehlll ~
the C.ut iora'c S'A'os, m rpo-gtipn Ia which he
vii probably not meet with immediate succoss,
paft'cularl' sir cc tire tec0p'ioV e t,c rcwa &C
Iollc, MRS defeat and tho probable disruption
Of the toHi,dera'os in Kentucky.
Tho JouRsAL or COMMERCE. diseuqses tho
free labor problem, now being worked out at
Port Royal with many misgivinRs as 10 the re.
suit. 1t ssys that tho frat practical eTrct Of
emancipation is TO mako the nsgro An ollcot Of
northern charity. From u conpuison be, Eeor
the free labor ~ stem Of In land and tho iorcei
labor at tho Scuth, onr contcmp ,rary pbi'ooo-
phizos somswhs, roriloufly, ard doiucos tHs
following problem
Given, the British sys,cm Of free labor and
the American ~ stem Of slavery on which NAV
wo test hope by am,lioration and Improvement
to es' ablish the truo system of labor which
shall be for the greatest good OF tho human race?
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Our Special Correspondence.
ettsr from wHsti.stou Gs nj Bpuss's Iei'
Movement The Hal iInote ard Ohio kRIi
road A. drtw Johnssb'a mItaion, tNc Il G


Tlue WAS feeling of relief ihe moment that II
800, oleo!u,oly known here that Gen. Banks was
a',y aor,ss the 4. tom.c, and there isa hrm belize
Stat Z permitted ~ have lis way he will soon do
a,mo,rtng 10 rdi usire ~ his name. Banks IA a
.hrcvi man, not only a. poltitisn, but rs man.
H. Is u'ytr n bo csugh, in ,rAp or in dilemma,
md th,re need 10 DO fear Tor hii salty.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company are
getting ready b. throw open their road in entire
length. This will g.vo US a now avenue 10 the
West and will tend 10 cheaper prices here snd in
Baltimore.
C,. John Ccchrano TO be made q Bfigalier.
General, and he deserves il f,r his ,aiu' conduct
since tte war broke out. / hear that Col CIchtanc
Is one fiio most popular men Ia iho Ea'unLeer
Army, and ,hi ho has made good use Of Lis time
IN Is g. become good a scholar IN military AS We
all know lie In political science. senator An
drew Juhus0n goes b, ,ck " Tennessee II yAditr
Gai rra, and g. organize m,lilry govsrumont Tor
Tonuassse. THIS IA precisely what Mr. johnson
has b,or waiting or wlih unwayaring confidence
fr months. lie will soon roi,in his family and
hf Isinto in T,un,sseo. Tho eg,cu alton Of Coum.
bus hy tho rebels II noi oysrlol hore - favorable
~ us, but rather go,d movement hr ihe rebels.
II they had remained week longer at ,umhus,
We should have caught tlon In ~ clever trap.
Tie Tax bill, which came int the House yeaor
lay, Ia the talk In polti,al ard huGucL circlos.
Tho uv On Advertisements iu neEspsp'rs n'o"p'
~ih gtry genera. opTpsNor, and II viii hardly go
| thIoueh Congioss II is said here today that the
bil Is 20 worde3 NAi nesspspw publishers will nn'
,u'y pay a tax on PAPER, Rud on their advertise
rncnts, hut also the nett proceeds Of ih'ir Onsi-
n5ss II this be ~, three-'ull tax 10 laid upon
the newspaper businesn, and Il Ia hardly fair. You
ruay lie sure o. thing--ihat tie TAN bin will be
pvorhau',d mos, thoroughly in Cnngross and any
n ~ or psr,II isxca Will probably DO stricken
cut
tie gain rumored here that Gen. From nj Is "
have new command. Ills friends earnestly de-
mand ,An Justice shall he done 10 their ,avoriiA
and Nj. Lincoln inclines 10 screie 10 h The only
question is Whcre " put hun.
All idea Of any farther changes in the Cabinet Is
dIsnissrd r,r me present. bui within three months
there wall b, q reconstructon which will leave ,u,
| tWu OF three msruhsiH Qrp.
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A correspondent Of the Cincinnati GAZETTE
bus pl,sslntly dos2rbes the scenes which at
tsu1,l tho opening Cf tho Cumberland river
"Ryery cabin door is Opon rs we pass and
in eyory one q VOmln's Tutoring handkerchief
r. ss,n. Evorywhere, women children and
roproos crowd to the bah to sec steamboats,
occo more plouIhing tha neglected stream, and
.ayg their wclc mo back to commerce and the
nag; but for dozens Of miles not a white man
s To be s,en. They have either been driven
pT hv the rebels, or are Of d0G1tful loyalty,
and deem II prudent to keep out of the way.
There are, too, marked exceptions. Ed
dyylls pleasant little river town, porched on
tie hluga some forty milos up tho stream,
runs lp tho : 'ars an' Stripes as We approach,
and f.ray .hRir-i men are seen at the landing
waving their hats and shouting and cheering
till Ihs tears run down their aged cheeks.-
And al Canton, long before W. reach the place,
kugged featured, Dutternut clothed farmer IS
sSsn on the bank, shouting till ono would think
| him crazy. I've been ground down, he yells
in an ecstacy o. delight I've not dared 10
speak a word I've be'n threatened with hang
ing but knew il would AL come ri 5ht glory
| 10 God, it has come !, And more shouts and
ecstltig hat-wavng, while the boys cheer tho
fine fellow, as II they wore splitting their
throat-.
"Threa or four womon aro seen az cabin
door waving their handkerchiois. A soldier
| carefully roc1nnoters and NJ last announces:
BOYS, there's gal up there that's got hoops
on. Three cheers for the gal with hoops in this
country And tho gal with hoops gets three
stunning cheers.
at a iorlorn 'ooirc little cabin on the
other bank woman aroslrs, broos,stick In
| hand aud iur wa Of hr0. karchief, shake,
| her hou.gwts'a pom = '. 'G5d bsss you,
| shouts an srthu.'..'. ... .t. er, who stand
! prrchs1 on tho top Of tho p.lr -lrss, YOU gnt
| your children, and your ohildrea's children FOR
ever. You're one Of thu Gght sort. Thre
chesr1 ijr tho womaH with the bronms lex
Han Columbia and then tho old Major unObl
70 contain his feelings longer in morO words
goes oG In Aprolongsd Youp, youp, youp,' 4
which thu lads en- deck gave lusty response.
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M A IN K.
alNIArURA ALhANAQ.



sHlPs- wild Pigeon, AAyhew, San FrAn0asoot
{ & uftscL; osborn HoNer, Kelley, for 5hAnvhAas
H..eu q Carm'nn, sohn BEisnt, DewAr, L'SrpooA
Wnlisms Guion.
BARKS-Jarsen Lorentson, tDanish! RlLns,s
ROtte erdAIn, I unol, nainckeiA Wendi; hAraVuks
Griffng, 6arbadoss, I ID wight.
sRIGs-Ben Dunning, vArney, Boston, Miller q
Bousl ton; Anita U ven, Wallace, Tor NeuVl'AA
OHen q Son.
sUHOoNERs "A Cyrsop, Conkli9, Drummond.-
town, master; Adele Bstm, ra q WheoIwrlShti
Mail, jones, hn1whll, A 10 see; ii Day, ChAsas
B,uinore L Kenny 4 PtndletOn, Church, Fora
PcLeus, Kenny; Advance, tbrt Curry, cornwAl-
Iia ID X Os Wolf AJueer, tBr.I Hail. st John,
n % d, wolf S.rAh M,riS Un0erhlll InAguA,
I u.lmsItin johnson oSwood, IL .Ster - In
tt, n L McCrssdy o c.; W Geun, Rtc9n for
Tore, ira, CAL1is tsl-rd-l N sui.I; J W W.astns
Garrison, PtlAis PhA b'kgr py,"n RES
S,urd,rs New L1l' % W. 1.'s. ~ W -
- ~ lul,t \ G'04dy - b'
AdK gf.
EfPawUlfs.-I Z ..ul.s Sea-u, ialiiJn, Lo-
n. o.. J,.,s. f.,ss-.r. -, niss = Y Byunsr.
I.-- f .ir,u tsapspug Coo, PIrS RoyI
l.tIn,r. vNa .t.1 bl.d pssssns,rs ~ | ) aiss-
,rl . I..fr. m.er..r,
SUBS .AI,vve. CalJ, Liverpool Jan o b, Wth
a,t r. s. '..,a * 5 p, .,is PJiug Lynas lisa Had
., ST. g les tn l.ttI AID long 30. From - As
90, 0No tEe Wiul constantly fou ~ we.E it.a
u-,u Il dN.s Sortl of Hst uras fru "a l'' '4' loI
tn spoke snip aousrgh, Of f.. 'ua, uln ~. ',rns
rr L'udon, 81 days cut H'd been 20 days = d
tlt Ius,nr, Wit hight al's and cans' n, Isds
~ nj, M.rrh / ,ls IL fEh alds OF \ ,vafsink baAT-
Ing W w0T niles, spoke bark lIah, OF New
Bedford shor OF provisions the saiP being sndSS s
G /, "a teef.d topssi.s ~ ihe hme u nlo"ihB 6Ae
90 49,, 80 tha only AASistaAOs Wa could Iander
her wsS ~ hsaye overheard bNe q beef lAShsd "
| wALer oesk. ,,..-.I ,.,., Au,ov ~.
| A. ossssJ Apuer Nov 20, Cape Of Good Hope JaA
"A. Va Barbados Feb II, With .sAA 70 order: na4
.v basyy WeAlhsr the lssi days. Jan w. LA %
) \, lsas Ss 70 W, APSkeass hhip eAgrs-ss Iref7
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Prcpt~d MSnpBeEt nj Goshen, n. y
CemUuDi alton.

For Tie Sun.-A constant reader Of the
SUS, a day or two since, when parambulating
the upper streets Of tho city, having had his
attention .rcqiv interested by the exhibition
OF o public r'unument shortly TO be erected and
nov in a forward state Of completion, vita your
permission will ei say its description not quts
iioniny the tact that the general public would
be- "a much p',ared by its inspection as was
YOUR present contributor. The monument de-
,igntd 10 perpetusts the memorable battlo Of
Minsitk 10 l5I9, ard TO be- erected in the
town OF G1-tcn, Orange County, is built Of the
best white I,tlihr marble, and Is - feet high
On itc lie, the front view depicts, IN pr3pJid
ps-lond, the pr, nILont characters, both Reyo-
luu0rary md Indian, tia figured 40 heroicllly
b. the 'erliG. laugh'Ar, AM 10 lesiLl3 letters,
on ,i.l,y SIDE, aic written The names Of the
vii aa who were sacrificed. Ga nj, die rast 4
a,4u. - -'i.pi,cs OF which is the G1dless
ot J.. her corner Is perchod ths eagle
-- ,h f America Upon this cap To-
Do. tut .a. % front view pVc7su'irE fhN nl.
s, arms surroun ed uy con 'Jelationa
aEroeng WITH the number OF the
5ia.t. so. An elabOrAtely wrought esp crown'
TINS sH,t, and eonstitutes the psde tal upur
which stALds the 6gure Of H'po, 60. The sffec'
OF the structure Is truly Imposing and beautiful,
AID the architecture In the very best style o.
the art. This msagre outline view, am aware
does not meet the Just deserts OF the work itseli
but as an opportunity iA given to the public t
Inspect IL, ! have felt II a merited tribute due
10 worthy m schanic, 20 make the public sn
nounctmsnt Of its near completion. The monu
msLt may be seen at No. 79 Tenth street, ant
Mr.. VanderpoOl Is the artist.
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IN IN. Cp.itI.,op. and f., A-.,t,, AL,
IN, i,.r Wuil,pr. C,niro,a B,yt.i,. Wwi,r,.
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tion. p,u.si. ia indeed invited ve,v p,li,el,
IN tsLo ,a,t +, mi, ,rr,rrcm,n, hs,,us, b,,
i,i,,. a, ,,,,Id .,,s,c,bor +, To 40 this b,v.
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no,,,,c,,l,. vrs.al or Ap,,ris for L,r onnoD.n,,
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ri.nd, 10 rolIow th,rdi,,ation or ,hru,, them out
or IA. Ioaeuo. and than dIvid. ,hcn, niocemo,I
S,,h Ia ,,nI,uht,dlv ,ho ,,,o,t ,o,c,ior.,v Ian
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! g. -, ,.u ~. oIin,in,, % ,h. o,J ,o,i.,, os
II tha IInhenz,,llcrn dvu.stv. which Ia updouht-
al, ,,u;r,, -, "a ,i.o 90 tho su,,,ri, ~ ,h.
.. ,,n.,ic tors.h,lJ h,. si,,rl, .,Iir,, "a ho,
,jl ,ho p,o,lo tho ,oformo,a and p,oyr.,ivos
| I.rI,,i,b ,h.i, ni,Iions - ,,ooJ bo,d.
and stout arms in every state q, C;.rmNv.
Tro ,p,.,ion in Hasa C,sscI xhora ro.e.
,icrarv rtcrvon,iop ia tbr.n,snod from the sid,
| II the Austrian coalition. IA another ari,a,ing
.opic. and the p,op,e NAV 40 ,aho tho mat.
ference of Prussia ON their side. This
wop,d lead 70 revolu,ion through.
ON, Gormapv. 20 h, Immediately r,llowod
~, rroyou,,is in IIur,arv pol,nd ara h,v
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STAR LINE


~ OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
Passengers from or " Liverpool, by ,hs following
hrs, elaAA pAcke, shipA sailing On the
Sal and gath Of each month
Adelaide, Cultivator, Rpscuh,
Australia, Cynogire, John Bright,
Bel Woods, Chancellor, Thornton,
Bridgewster, Constitution, Universe.
DRAFTS ON THIS ROYAL. BANKS
OF IRKIAbD, ULsrEH BASKGpG Co, AND AL PAATS
or kSdLAED AND StoTLASD.
el9 a4Ao'i@ WILLIAMS d GUION ~ Futon -
REMIrTANCEs TO ENdlAND,
~ IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES
UGHT BILLS ON THK
UHos BAEE oT LONDON,
NATIONAL BAHk oF SCOTLAND,
BEtTAsr BASKISG COSPApI, IREIAHp,
IN BUNS FROM 81 UPWARDS, ISSUED NY
TAYLOR BROTHERS, BANKKRA
AT BHOADWAY, cor. Murray stress,
tsis qAAo'l9 "a WALL or. Pe~rl Hsrss.
TNHOMPSONS BLACK STAR LINZ %
Il Liverpool packets. Passage Office qTb Pearl 81.
For Lvsrpool-The INVINCIBLR, ~ Per 8, North
River, sals lOth March, A ship Of this line sAila
trom Liverpool every weak sshl SAAn''lA
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I.tIsT AND EOUNII.

GA REWAED or FIVE DOLLARS
~ vii ~ pa "a ',r tie r.t.rpt g. ,.l .atrl.. u-'
sfa LeipFr and como pRp.rs ia4'Ge, V.i.h wfs
J - "A turdsy morning. lsl Instant n"s0 .r-ur
q FlDrth e, aId Oih avenue, u II, 81 NNICK
10 Laureus a. rIH 'laI
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SHIPPING.

lNOR LIVERPOOL - DkEADNOUGHT
Il Liue-The splendid clipper ship rs )ORr
Capt. WHITMAN, positively sails on the 10Th "
March. For passage al lowest rates, apply imme'
diAtay, " secure herths. on board pier n Itn
LSOR LTvERPOOL-OLD BLACK srAA
Il Lne-The packs snip RESOLUTH, wing
q piei 81 Ksst River, sAiE March lith. FOR PA' eAs
Apply &c wnLkkaGA = GuIoN 40 Pul,on d.
HI 9AAe'IN
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GROCERIES,.

FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR-GOOD AND
Il cheap for cash. Look az the prices-good hlur,
SO 30; superor, 81; choice extra, 81 bO delivered
ii. T. COILE5, 1874 and 1876 Ny rite ave, Brooklyn.
mhS 24'c'll3
EISH FISH GOOD AND CHEAP.
Il New pick sd herring the very best Tor retailing,
lust receiVtd also ntW ht mAckert, In goo lbs 100
lie, oO No. 70 lps packages and goldfish, for sale by
A, W ROSE 2, Washington 81. ear Barclay, net
cash dealer IN a. kinds ~ hsh, hams, shoulders,
beet pork, lA !, 81. Gr1Cers respectfully invited
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TIE receipts w,rs considerably more than lauA
week, ~ per lie Aaoye hgures. Lust wSak wAa
all, NJ the dul.r'h mGrktt kuown Tor some
siderable length II time, hu, the arrival largs
lots ~ Oniu sheep ran up the pricea at Loan 70
cents Ier head letter. Tus GALES were mostly -
bA O5S cents per pound, and ~ cents FOR nios
sheep. A. Bruwuius'a, lie market has seldom
stI.ir a. ,-, week, the stock wen, II most brakly
aud At aAked prices. Tue trade has bfen gens<-
ally god, and most oi tns s1yok wll be diSpoasd
ofiy hm eVehiug.
The receipts were Y 3yO. Henry ID. Grant, Ba-
periuteud'ut ~ tho Washingt. Hog Ma kei, givoa
the !ol,uNing quotations.
Live Dressed.
Prime corn-'td. .......ti 69Hai S7S e.
Common p,,.,.'.,,tr.
Distillery-hd ....,.,.,.i 20 i 81 e..
swine have arrived more freely, and the trade n
less brisk than last week,
GeprEe W. Dprman gives the fJllo wing prices =
the Hog Market this week -
First quality, corr-id, large size. s.....Ika4N =
Second quality, corf-'ed ..,...,..,.,4AAT -
First quality, small Sizes fat ami FOR
MARKET hul hers, ..,..........B .BNa5h
Large size, stl-ied, taa. aa...,.........,9HA =.
second quality, stil-ied ed,....,....,...ShA3k =.
Tie stock Of the mark u tlr the entire week has
been very god, and closed 'ull one half cent low
or, with better estimates OF weight In favor Of the
buyer than on last Wednesday. With references so
the sharp speculations In nearly all the mArke.zs
alluded t. above, latest Albany Adyices say thAa
" refsnld here, but most Of them chose 70 tAls
the risk q their own market Tomorrow and the
xtday What besyes they didn'i ooairol here
sold readily, NJ tie RdVSu,e, and a.! hs droVos
have N ado money" "