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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-21
The Prophecy or calhoun.

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nor,1o,s seslIe Nor,h hn, s s.a"ai
s,onned n ,c;U s,,.oJ a,,g .a.,'l ~ speeS
jY n b,j1os M y,ro ,,,f ,sJ;,,,, ~ a..
'In;on IND dsod1,r coS M " ''''
A largo nortio, loa,be Nn,,h..nf s,o,.s
haliayea slavrrv hs ,-oaid hois',s
!, an ohli,s,ion 40 oboI;sb !, n H. sLor,S
fasl ,bemselvss IN aAv dagrae r.snog .;lIs en.
n cont;pbanee Ana lbal m (NsL .ts,isN a..
ttine woohlV q bsosNshrilv lsad dc 'usiSsF 20
sncb resn6nsibiEtv I Than nredicteS rbst !,
wonld commenced as Il has. with his fanaticai
S6Stionf M sociSfy n abd ibae f,eV w5nI1 bs,,in
their onerations on The isnorent. tbe veal
the younv, tbethouvbtlesa. and would Gradual,
N extend inward fill thew become .s,rSno .
enough TO Obtain nolitical control when he.
and otbers holding The highest stations in
society. would. however relnotant be oomn.il.
ed 10 Weld TO their doctrine. or be- dripeu mo
obsouriu
Those who imagine that the spirit now
abroad in tho North will die awav Of itself
,citho,it a shock Of conruLsion. have formed
a yery inadeouate conception Of lie real
character; il will continue 10 rise and spread.
unless prompt and efficient measures 20 stay
its progress be adopted. Alreadv has taken
possession of The pulpit. he school aud 10 a
considerable extent of he press--these qreat
instruments by which the mind of the rising
generation will be formed. s.. .....tI .
However sound the great body Of the non
slaveholding section are at present, in the
course Of o few years they viii be succeeded
BY those who have been taught to hate the
people and institutions Of nearly one.half Of
this Union, with hatred more deadly than
another IL Ia aaav 10 sea the end Bv the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-21

cratic with Abolition rule will satisfy the
most doubling that.a sad change has been
made. We cannot do worse tliah We arc
we can do better. The people are now
aware Of this, and The negro.lOvesa viii be
hurled from power in the coming elections.
That will be Constitutional.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-21

The Oipcinnsti- Cornmsrcsai hasa report
Of the sqweicAisy Of the recent State Con
yention At Frankfort, KY. by Col. Gn-
bkRr,, Commander of that Department,
who charged that the meeting was treas
touAble. The following is the only tsngi'
bic evidence opened before the Convention,
and il is presumed to have "done tho
dirt :"
The Chairman thanked the convection
for the confidence reposed In him, and the
honor conferred, and hoped therefore that the
convention would DO conducted In tempe
rite and becoming rnshuer, and that no one
would do anything that loyal citizen would
not do"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-21

B A nan geaiqg oat oflen .omaibas few
days ago, made use of two rows Of knees as
banisters TO steady himself at which the Ia.
dies took oHense, and one Of them cried aloud,
"A perfect savage, I, I. ,lssa.'...,..I tf'
True, said wag inside he belongs 10 the
PAw-Knee tribe G'0
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-21

General Mcclellan is having luxurious
time in Boston and suburbs. The elite Of
Young Athens, without regard to party, vie
with each other in doing him honor He has
hud"several evening receptions at the resi-
dences of the most wealthy citizens; partaken
OF several elegant private complimentary din
ners; has had the freedom Of the city rendered
to him has been the guest Of the Mayor (Re-
Publiean), and is to have splendid public ro.
ception. m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-21

all been sepv South. Perhaps some Of them
will do % ill up the colored .Falstal6an regi-
mshtS about 70 be called into ,ie Geld, aad
the res, viii on up the poor houses A beau
tifal coniemulnlion FOR taxpayers. Bat ahey
are free. Americans Of Aitieaa descent hy
proclamation and AbrsbsD,tissKing
VT l.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-21

J. W. Higginson, who Il Colonel of tho
First South Carolina Negro Regiment called
a Convention az Worcebter, Massachusetts, in
1857, which Convention declared the UnioA
q failure, aud proposed to adopt meashres for
dissolving u on account Of the existence Of
slavery
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-21

A few days since shoe manufacturer in
Essex county, MASSACHUSETTS,, had lot OF
shoes returned on his hands with largo hole
cut through the bottom Of every one, SO as to
eiiectually preclude the possibility of their
subsequent acceptance by any less conscien.
tous inspectors fs,1.s s,',.4, f.,.,. ~. La.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-21
Dayton, xenia and Columbas Kallroau.
lsEAss u sgaIgl......,s.si9.......l.l..III........

hhkh DNly lfHus hHst, w, OuiLiupus, Itlonl.
l. uchels nom DI5to 10 ai haAleru Ntues
illree lMly Trans East, leaving liayton i,,, H.,
hast ~ ioiiuMSi NiShe kApons Ia.Jb IT, un, c.it5.,s
anu columbus DhS Iskpfesh al it;2V, n. ni. lluHe
stop only Al aenia ana LonaOn. AtcUmmodatloh ... .
p m, stops NJ All way sUuous Got aeen i9yton utJ
OOumLus.
hilI'lhb al layton, night - press b;iD u,.; ,,
hodauOh siip ~ nj Columbus ana Jlnclnuatti,As g.
ptess b;oo =. ui NJ ta.... fE
lians ltn ~ Columbus time, which IN tl.nu,,s .,
ter than Dayton time.
through uekSis e.i DO had az ssr ru uit,rs 9
cAihlIk Gu .. ". hINb, 1Ick .Agent.
H. ", hOODMA.SD, aupernteuueut.
Y. MARhAhi SehI AK.I, rnNIon, v. n,.A.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-21
Al0erp SIable.

NEW LIVERY STABLE.
MA underAignea have established LlVsiy stAule
Il the Duliank formerly occupied by' brru aJliIs on
Svuerson sivet, inilnellsteiy oppOsto lne market;
ahoie may be Aa az atl best o. harp.ss
norsusi Wrtn pugglcH or Carriages.
4nni .4e Aiso rlelareu "a kaeR noses oy ,Ae week,
uOY1o "a A4iks Gam, Ah1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-21
illinOis Oentrti Kallroau.
AAea II - 4 ssr.sTs..

UnANnE VI lfIBih.
4 and aiier MOnday, n oTeInbar tsi issi r.,s,a
~ Trans will leave hiatlOun ana FWna ns ioIinvt
LEAVE MATrUUS
uoins North, liIU y ami lIiUJ . ta
Solng South, f;oO "A, ana 500 y "a.
LEAVE fANA.
doing North, B;UU ana 1.sU u m
Gong south, lii30 a IN AMI t:ta u pl
def - WI P.-JOlfNSOR N, tisr. IlasAenRef Aaant
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-21

sandnsky, Dayton and CINCINNATI X. K.

= Iktkk IA ~ " - ~
IN and aiier December Ji IsOO, and unui turtLrt
" notloei Passenger and Freight Trans will leate
LAYTON, going north, az follows;
y. AlL a. 81. through Freight and Aceon,nod.t,ou
OsfU With Passenger Car attached.
mon A. M. alan tram ior Springfield. tj,in,,tp.
lVsOO tronn, belleiontelne, Forrest, ,tu,de l,,u
sliousky, connecting al Springfield with IRAN iv
LONDON ana Colunbus arriving In Colun bus AZ a.s
ini at OrbanR with train tor Columbus; " EoreHt
Tram ON flttsbVlig, ~ Wayne 4 Chicago H. IL ,plii
East, arriving IA Crestline ~ Oiib aud Pttslara ~
z'5O mi ~ Oiyde with Iht,in on Oey elilnd and 1t,
X, X. gong ks,at, arriving IN cleveland NJ ssaO d n
Dunklrk AZ aSv IL, @nd buiialo o.JU y m t.out
West, arriving fn Toledo AZ izlU m Detfoit nj t.l6
mt Chicago al Ius3O I'M, ana sanuusky al $50 m,
E.ll 4, Al. Aight kxpress ior oi,fius snoId Urta,n,
vi anu belleiOntaine, vOnleatiiig FufUst Nt,f
lf''iA soinR hast on PttsburR, ~ Wayne ant LicAt
hOaup arriving CresuIno AT 0.lb nI, rittsfl a., .tL
M cong eaI, with Iran arriving IA ~. WtJie q,
0'@o III, ana Cticagoa nj iU,iO M, III Ulyue Wlth liA
ON CleVoand ana 1Osao ~ II. arriving in Cleveland n
s'SO Hlr bunklrk AZ s;Ou buts,u ~ bau b a.,
reaches eAnduhky ~ i.tU
T.nE Y. nj. Huntsville Accommouattuh hatlps
tsUO Dayton on arrival VI IraAli nUlI Iiuannat.
reaenns sprnghed ~ 300 10, utuna vt Iu.la . IL
west Liberty ~ li;zJ m, heheiontaine nj sbI b IA,
and Hunts vile al iz.Il M.
Ileketh wa thus Lane " al lo,nts NorGl ARst ana
Wehl can be hd NJ TIE ic6ei Once Uuiuu Der ot
-eAmL ". HING 1ieke; Aseut
80 baro always Rs low W any Ouler iout,.
for Information rolhtYo ~ shippug ftnignt iy tius
houle, apply ~ the COMPANY rf.lslit bepui.-J 4
maSohii Akeht' a. 'NlDht pupeinfVuuent.
M q. ULAif, Sen. Iee.t a4.pnt, Jsnio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-21
? Ballimoro and ONO AAllroAd.

eaA2 n M asssii.ss.ssi s;iISiiss..ssifg
4 MAI NAle'-,ai.AsvCI f-.--I ViiiIns,ra n. ~ AsI.
~ inbtuh Huu hhtIuOTu thc flt4t, Hnu " us.i np
DvhhV"u 'bu tafAVtsDuIg Untht Nt~t, al Wp,u., tl
q uihtsH HNni htnii iiutls cttHtltrs de-, 1Or ana y
tpluls IN the west southwest Aiu northwest.
llfue lhinA bauy lor hil tlic As,-toIu Iaua..
80 his - tne oniy uute 20 Washington I4,. -
Leave baltimore ~ 100, 7iu anu Iu.u, q IA, aiIu 4.,
anu ailv M ON suhdI1s $50 l.ud 1lo ID ~ uu.,
Leave Washington az t'vO, Gau ~ ~, aud J.a.
anu y M on sthuH)s ~ Lau $40 pm Vuiy.
lhIOuBh lckt Is ~ tl4o htst,. ptucur,L
VIA MaAlHngton Sity atau ADDITIONAL shHts se ci ey
ilne NJ Iuleh HnaiSre a. YN a. W a) ,alvr Toutv.
inquire lOT ucActh wa DNit.ipOie AMI .AHIiu,
NJ any OF the pnucipai h0iiroaa OlhcesltHne Mesi.
.. IA loLL.L4h An, DUL-f " enteiu AgI
...., ..t. H. IA, NOIlt, peh, IlcKetAgt
W. 4. sblli4, A.sster Vi Trans spoltaaOh. aldu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-21

nh.L IN Azidlr@ - ~. eszl1L---i1kS
ShANNE VI 1Imk,
4 N and aiter "Wednesday, Japuaty 2yth, 1867, tut
W iurtleT notice, tfhfIs VIII ibn a. fuiloNs.
Leave Layton AT siov a ma anu Alto = M
arrive NJ JnlOn I2!z6 y IA H i:aU
nm OkNlNG.
.H Leave CnIOn at 6:l6R IN, and I.xO h. M.
N AIflis a. Di,l tou e.au - - bio
JAnzs ~. L-u.. l a. Y 5ft9isVN, spp't.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-15
VIEWS FR0Fa THE PACIFIC.
ARRIVAL OF THE OCEAN QUEEN.
Tise War Between the Central
American States.
Napcleon's offer to Preserve Order
in Guatemala,
ke., &c.s kss

fhs steamship Ocean Queen, Captain seabury from
Aspinwa the 9th Instant under convoy II the United
states eunboa Connecticut arrived at this port ycster
day afternoon On the 9th instant French pro-
reier ciI Cape Antonio, bound west.
The Ocean Queen brought S2l7 COL OF Freight three
hundred and thirty OF tho California cavalry and
large number Of passengers.
Tho following is the
SPECIE LIST OF TIE OCEAN QUEEN.
AsIiNwAL.
RamonV aienno Brazno $500 Wells Fargo Co. 1882
Handy Hoadley. s57 Order ............... 500
TOTAL. 81, $40
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Order. .902 81 J. B. Newton Cos2S 500 90
D. hamburger. !. T,CO0 90 Harbeck AGO.. 5000 90
H. Cob, Co... 26,S00 90 Hecht Bro. Co. $3.50 IA
JsnnintsE Brews- Baker Morrill,. 1866 "a
ter......... l8, 100 90 Wcas, Fargo Co 64,5Oo 90
Marcus 9. Hawley 3,S6l %
Total .$2l4 $50 OF
From Asiinwal 2,849 90
Grand total. .s2l7,eoi OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-15

Wheat was quiet With sales Of only IT 900 bushels at
81 All oS for white and 81 TO for red Western winter,
and 81 " 81 10 for amber Jersey Corn was lower and
heavy with sales Of 90 900 bushels mixed Western at 90o
92c for sound s2c. soc. for and heated oso
o4c. for yellow Jersey. Sales made Of Is eco
bushels rye al 81 o. 81 10 for Immediate and future
delivery. Iand $500 bushels barley Al 81 60 81 so.
Oats were fair demand at $40. &c., according 10
quality.
CANDIES were steady but inactive
CoFrEK The sales corfred TO 500 bags Rio part
at SIC, and small lots OF and st. Domingo at
former pticee. We qsoteRo prime, $50. Rio good &c.
RIO fr 10 Sooa crsoas s s Lana rss ara ~
sic. $50. Marecalbo. SIC 34c lagusyra, 3eca &c.
~ four mcashs; 81 pomiDso. go 2oc cash stock
do, goSeramens bags Ceyien ~ bags; SAraoa0o
$3.50 bags Iesuayra: 4o0 ssss S. Tomingo ass bags
Jans ga $50 oag,; Other descriptions. SOS bags total
eorIos dull and heavy lddugs closing tamsly II
DRucs AID pvss wore steady, with better inquiry.
Bsxwoops were quiet ut frmer quotations.
FRuH --AA kinds were inactive at previous prices.
SHIPPED p 600 Ss Bushels gram at Cd 10 Sat S and
ships bags 900 packages bacon and lard It's. Cd 22s
London 600 bushels wheat we're taken al 3D.. 10 bulk
HAY ia lively demand at Soc o5c. for North river
hors were quiet at lsc . 2zc. Tor new crop
INITIALS There more inquiry for pig lead at $40.
&c. and ngot copper at Soc s0kc but otherwise tho
mai kct was inactive.
hoLAssxs Tho demand was mainly for New Orleans,
900 bbls. Of which were sold at S2kc. a SOC.
NAVAL SroRHs-The maike firm for spirits turpen
tine At So, with moderate inquiry. Rosn ranged from
SO $50, but quiet. '
/. Ous we're generally dull tho only exception having
been petroleum, Tor which the demand good IN view
Of the heavy loss at the nre in Pit,sburg. We now
quote@Petroieum refined Western, tree. 39c. DO. In
bond, 34c. palm first quality, casks l2c nseed, city
nsa tsacSed Winter sperm crude
81 so; do winter unbleached 81 0S lard 10 wnter
9Oc . 95c.; taliow, 1890. 1OKc
PRoyIsIoNs.-There was moderate business reported
10 pork sales having boon made OF $50 bbs at $l3 90
SIS 90 for old mess 415 80 So rs for new, and $lI
$l3 II for prime Beef dull and heavy at $40 SO
$12 plain and $l2 25 SIS so for extra Sales
mnde OF $50 bbls and tierces OF lard within the
range Of 10c No. 900 boxes bacon at exc 8xc, and
600 packages O hams and shoulders At 7c &c. aud &C.
&C.. Butter depressed at 16c c. for State and &c.,
lee for Western. Cheese was quiet at 12c . l4o.
RioE-There were 400 bags East India sold at 7ko.
0 &c.
sroARs active. the total sales having
prised GOO hhds 7Xo. 12c for New Orleans, and
&c. l0hc for Cuba with 65 boxes Havana at II 30.
O 12c.
TArIow-lhcre 40 900 lbs. sold at II 30. 12c.
ToBActo.-Sales and Inquiry ere very light. The sale
were 81 bhds Kentucky at LOO. o Pc
WEsxKy.--sates OF 900 bbs. were edected az A6c. Q
46Kc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-15

-, ar IA COURT o. AifsAis ~ III ~ Ieos.
Mason; People 3 ElGin; pso..e vs.; Ksnyo. .... !.
Ssograe rs 1tTaed 'oitb coas-Bulcher and another vs.
or, VS. Bog,woli; Hunt Van Vert. administrator;
~ 'er vs. ravens; sin. executor, VS. ol>eeie leop'e
vs. VIM Allan reople &c VS., Nsnae s h ~ n n
t sawslus' teoev"'i Frst baptist Church iT"@nn vs
nIooklyn Ere Insurance company Reqa and Others vs.
noimes Ohsua aa County Bank VS. Rsloy, Ogden. Jr
va Andre; Ste Q. vs.. tommercf insurance Company
shSnnon W. ooryeiie Battle VS. Colt and others nk OF
auburn vs.; Den es, Capp VS.. Graves and e,al'p Vs.
Msnin Baiard Ealla,d fank o. chcnaneo Brown,
n'amSn vs. i.sh IA Chase vs. New YORK ,entrsl nai,
theri Graves w. rdeau.
Js1dg'n. nts Rev. Scao Trial Ordered, Cost 20 1otds
Jr simmons an .other VS.. ssson and others; CLARK
executor vs. Giie't; Andrew vs. Artisans Bank Csfts
vs. Cayuga and squehsura Railroad Company; Bank
state oil New York vs. Farmers Branch fank. &c Mer
ram Har vs. CSssn Ca,ncar w. Fire Department o. New
YORK Exchange hank W. Mouteath and Others Sloan ana
another VS.. Van wyck-
Judgment o. Supreme Count Rerevses and tos Of Sc sSs
AU',med People Vs. Clements. :.
Ordsy Of General Terra Reversed and Special FERN AZ
frmed scith Cosis.-Brown snd others. executors vs.
Godge; wskely Davidson and another; Harris vs.
Harris -
Pss-seos S c ~ %c ssss s'''
0rfer Of Gene 2, re ers'' md Jsdgnsnft or fIcm
tDo~ v~dit ua Co sv ectfoan va Prince and others.
Ap,ect DtsmGfst ~ Caas-Tspnef W Iooieys Gdmin
lstrstor aud Others.
Judgs. NJ Re~.,d sutA asts-ahe People, 40, ~ New
England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Judgment Reysvsed and JsdGmsk for DefeHddrt VITA
eoa.Peope ex rel Dunn W Board Of foaics Commission
do. Titus Same; do Hope same do German vs.
same; DO Murphy vs. same; do MCGUIRE vs.. same; do.
Haurhan vs. same; do Peck VS.. same.
JndEmeM Affirm stk DdndGcs.-WadruH W. Inger
soften per cent; Black River Bank VS. Tsrmimon and
othcrs-ten per cent Hal'ck Little. Sheriff. Active
per cent McBrice Vs. Farmers Bank Of 6alcm-ten per
cent; nofton Vs. invis--ten per cent.
Order o. GENERAL Term Affirmed and J~domsM Aeso!a0e
JT ito'ps '9rh Cost' spsene Cotsfto Asses Piaingy
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steamship Arago 90 g trsnsport). Gadsden.
April III. via Siooo Charleston lar and Fori
WIN passeneers, mails, &c, 20 IS Quartsrn.as
10 I .onsr Dscstnr Fargo, Washington. 2 dss
BARK j 4 X Young 1of Yarmouth. Ms, K,c,
10 H. with Goals: y boyd tiincsen. Has exp
s,o..sa "a ,oin web = 60 shipped ,
= Bark Queen OF the Pleei oyr. Of Yarmouth.
Snssow. - days with pig iron, TO Edmiston
Inn'ss assmeriy fsles 20 the Banks; Marh ~ j
dm,u. +" s,asman Tell from the fnreyard oysrb0l
crowned; 2sth, atfjt CO. ION as ss, saw six Ia
-. ,nst, 9onn Jeffrey. n SEAMAN Tell from the
BARK Advance tBr, ~ Yarmouth. Nss Gain
aAss' M ballast. 10 Boyd A iIincken. HID ne
No. oi INC passage. Oh lust. LAT 40 lon CS. spo
BARK Godfrey. Clarke Bor,'eaux. Feb 10. /.
wakeman, Din,on 4 Co Experieuc, heavy u
"sle r,a, inc psssage March =. Lat rs 81. lon 90,
foretornas st6 Ia, 20 H iae y and ms'n,na
Sn'e tor Liverpool; eth inst. ia q Gale from
S Se."~ ~ Ia noy Was washed overheard but wa
sem scss Ida OF Kennebauk- from Osrdenas for n
,,s BARK Indy,sie tPrus). Bischoa. Bordeaux. q
Bssk @ " Roswell. Herrlmss, Ma,an,a.. N
suear. &c. to Jas = v ard 90. Had sirous nor
most mo- o. y TIE pssssge Sailed "a company with b,
BARK Mary Bentley toi rhomastonj. Liliis. n
Y days. With SUGAR. % siurses Co. an inst.
mao ssx xs,e 'rc', M; .s sal. and shifted 9.
with Old ir,n. &c, 10 O A De sourn.
Brig Abilene (Ds, ri Maitland, NS). Nelson.
Msivh y. With m0iefsef. to II ; A Dewolf.
Brig Harp, Russell. Eliza bethp0rt for BOSTON, '
schr Mindcro (of Eden). Sargent Frontiers
With mahogany, 10 Miller 4 Houshtai. i2lh In
Ion ~ .. epoke lark Gem. from 81 Thomas for
&c, sshs Emily ,ee,l Manroe. cornwaius. Nc, 0
Pt1stoes, 70 y BewClI
Schr yames 6Arrats, Ni1korsou. RhilaAAaph h
Schr Hsrt. LAns ing. Blixabethpast for Boz
Schr Arkism, Aashsli. &isobslhpors for Bosss
9fbrylrtcrS. Murphy, ThOa.s s(on Tor Raillnac.
pAla, $500 -
srhr Ahbane. enow Provfdssce.
ecnr AmusA khen. smith. New Maven.
Sehr Deniei Webster. Lowell. New London. Z 4
Scnr gauiei kvsseI. cAsT6u. Portland, Ga
Echr Anderson. hrower. Portland. o.
Schr Gee Gtiiam, Butler. Portland. c.
schrJ Brafnerd. bcardmsu. P0rtlaad. o.
Steamer eslv0r, BROOKS. Washinn1oa,
Steamer J Thompson. Ohanre. Ballimoa.
Steamer beverly. rierce. philadelphia.
Steamer Taeony, Pierce. Philadelphia.
Steamer FaircLilds. Trodt. Phiisdc,phla.
Steamer Comslock. Drake. PHILADELPHIA.
Ssesmer kingfsber. Williams. Providence
BELOW
Bark j r Jordan.
6chr Prince OF Wales (Br)
Wind a. sunset 8. light.
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net ns. and wife Hsdsy wife Mr. bsees' VII and
& osors. Obs aud WIFE, Madame Pesre infant ana
Ms. Mills Misses SEWERS 1IssAn Meyers FsnnS Sn,.a,
Muifnn. Mrs NATE w.bsier Mrs Rsyrods Miss RAJ or.
Jean Frsn.os : y wil,rd Norwood, ! BsiaSsiise.
bernard, Col NJ Hoe, Capt Mumford Cant wocws "a
Thomas hussrove. M Rad. n Pagan, Thcmss recs
ssn p1y,es N1issn Thomas prasen yohs Grey
Ben Robin.on panl Casey baker AIfrrd iiooper ~
L'pocoms' Mr. Marshsi. ar Barnes, Master W bailey
AytrwALt--seamshp Ocean Queen-Naior rbon..,r
40 family CAV, ADAMS and family. CAPT NannnT ssnt
Lieut. Bslwin, Lieut. smith the Csiilorn,s
yonnsoa ma VIE y W,lmeriing. r Bac. man ismu,
scS sssvsn,; y J On Marin fsmIS and servant NJ.
Woodwork. John BALDWIN, Leopold weothe,nnr ,nsan
end servant; Ralph Lord, Mrs Nary Mer"bsn .smy
bcal and mnfIIy Capt Green, \. and family wrs
Hoohcr. family and servant, MIS- Dr W E,,, Am hy
and servant; MRS M Swcctscr and boy n Z Gov ma s
Samuel A:heimey ca Pr 'oss Henry hayes Z HsnpsS
Resinsc. Charles Dana WIN Frstorn Beach. T Won
es airy '~'"'s
ros. ROYALS c-stesmship Axsec--oen Truman Cav.
vss n.ss ocs aerdo. Les Sssy e. cd r,s,,e a
SIS Cara csss% s': blss.s:- j sds.
.ss and r ne I..s D oSs
wocdan, and wife Mrs Hsywoed Mis- smIh Mrs Kinbs,
asd Mrs Lille and 500 Mrs Stick neg Mrs Shsw'
s M S1 r. Nrs smith pr Green Dr Robers Dr So
w'nsr hcssrs o., orne regn Monroe, Nciarrn n la,
r.ll CO.. e,i Mars Cannon. r ! Bshie KEMP 4 I, an
SsiAa Re sad roTq an f?', b, a. rstrt Vim
40 Len s ns.r: s'fr; Ss.ss.
h'rs, rMosgn, wtrtisy Cuaori rc.a I" syonssnson,
Jaws s""e' apt fcxss-tse " 10 second cabin
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Married.
BsATEE-BURxK1oS. Tuesday, April "A, at the resi-;
dsnco OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. Dr. Dewitt
JAWS H. BETTE OF BOoklyn 70 MaI'lsA only daughter
GRrSpr-DrcrrIl "a brooklyn. on "wednesday even.
ing April Q, By the Row. A. Elmendorf D. d., FRFDERcK
W. GRUMPY TO CHARLOTTE NJ BUCKLEY.
HATHAwAy-MCKIBBfN -On Tuesday, April II, by the
Rev. Doctor Spring, W. HArHAwAY TO LYDIA McKIBaiS.
JkyErxs-SczRcDEs -Ou Monday, April Is, by the Rev.
Mr. Booth, GEoR0E W. JExks 10 Miss SCHROEDER,
both OF Bloomlnedale.
MAkcrAND-DoDGI- On Tuesday, April "A. at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES parents by Rev. Henry Fox 10
nAH PESFMD MAReUAND Jr., Of Brooklyn, T. d. to FANNY
ANN REDFp, third daughter Of Charles j. Dodge, Of this
city. No cards.
RoGms-Ck RrxSER.-0n Monday evening, April Is, at
the Eighteenth street Methodist Episcopal church. by tho
Rev. J. w. Lindsay, Mr.. VIZ. T.. ROGERS, Of Brooklyn
formerly Of Rcndout, to Miss AMELIA CARrErHR, Of this
city.
WErAKxR--MuSx-Att the Church Of the Holy Trinity,
Brooklyn, N. Y, Tuesday, April IA, by tho Row Or
Lttejohn, henry wHnI AKER Of Brooklyn, to ELEANOR
l. l., eldest daughter Of Benjamin Mum, Esq, Of
place
Hereford papers please cory.
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Pert OF New nork, april -, 1863.
CLEARED
slip stsns tBr) McAnster, Liverpool Edmston Bros
BARK Jos Taylor tBr) Bngden. LserpcoI-Trssk Dear
BARK Ida g, tAustl. Grajs, cesh-Holmtoe a Baleh,p
Brig Olga uaD, Csstcllsm, Bordeaur-BaeileT De Yer.
Bark Linda Stewart. Perkins Bsthurs-Jons,han Thomp
Brig Conflict tBr,, rutland. s. Kins-H Hubbard Co
Bris Gen Marshall Staples. Key west-walsh, Carver
schr 3 Lsmsyer Bsysy, Msyssuer-s W Levi. 400
scer Truro tBr) Day, Truro or Maitland Ns-J whit
sshr Sarah Falconer. Builer. Beaufort. Nc-xmssy
ssss!r Issinis Jane. Kschum ws.hips,on-v.a sruss
s.srHP sImmonds, Hand. wsshiss,os-vss Bruss a
sshrM Tisbetts, ciuu, wsshns,ss- Hapsss . sehmh-
schr y 8 Rue, Wright, Cos-Hsnson . ses.issi-
schr sssh hirdssi, Hsleton, Washington. .s
hr tnni, D.pew Eawsrds York slycrt Ssmoos
sehr Mary Fletcher. - hiladeiphiA-rhempsen has-
schr New Zealand, rovhsm. Philaxsiphis-c Peters
sehr sLs,o Murch rnisdsIphs:s s- I,svs. re's"
sioop Moonlight, Booth. Mstsmescs--J French Co.
ARRIVED
etesmsh,p CITY Of New Ygk fDr) Kennedy. Nvsvvssa,
April J. aud osssnssovn a. - nid nsh vita mdss saa ~
DssseS shlp xdrsssis socrs from fcsdss Nsrsh isk
osssSsa>s and treasure . Aes. We. csDtsysd By
Esr6fs counecsicrs On NE sh. saw French prppeilsr
odCspe An.os.o. boundW
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Supreme att.
Before Hon. Judge Hoyt.
nvyyD mn A vvc Arv On Ain non ~ q

= bUIT FVk LEGlCY OF *IV,UOU IN GOLD AND
SILVER COIN.
Nary Cocrsf ". 4sancsAsn Burr and 0theys.-Ths was
an action 10 recover quantity II gold and silver coin
amounting to $4,000 IL appears that Mrs Mary
Cooper died In this city 1861, after tedious iress
the plaintiff being her attendant. The old lady spin
ster, bad an Income OF 81 900 per annnm and fifteen
years OF secluded life saved some $40 000 which she
slowed away In gold and silver coin In trunks under her
bed. The plaintiff claims that tho deceased, before her
death, donated 10 her he painn) all her properly in,
chdpg the said coin ghe defendants denied the gift but
after trial Of considerable length the jury gave yer.
dict for plaintiff for fl1 ESQ