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The weekly union record., 1864-03-12

No NAN, says Mrs. Stowe, 10 the Boston
Waterman. has suffered more and deeper, albeit
with a dry, weary. patient pain, that seemed to
some like iusensibify, than President Lincoln
.WAichever way it ends. he said to the writer,
Il have the impression that l shan't last long
after it is over" After the dreadful repUlse
Of Fredericksburg be is reported to have said,
IF there is a man out Of he'll that suffers more
than do, I PITY him" Ia those dark days. bis
heavy ewes and worn and weary air told how
reverses wore upon him, and yet there was a
neyer-iailiug fund Of patience at the bottom,
that sometimes rose to the surface in some
droll. quaint SAYING or story, that forced a
laugh even from himself.
CURE FOR \ FELox.-As soon as the part
begins to swell, get The tiBciure Of lobelia and
wrap the part affected with cloth thoroughly
saturated with the iiuc'ure, and the felon is
dead An old physician says be has known
this to cure in scores Of cases, and 1t never
fails if applied in season.
Why is an editor ike the book of Revela-
tions? Because it Is foil types and shadows
aud a mighty voice like the sound OF many
waters is saying 10 hIm-wriie.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-12
Extraordinary Adventure.

Two Partisan mer chants strongly united in
friendship, had each one child OF different sex
es. who early contracted strong inclination
Tor each other, which was cherished by the
parents aud they were fauered with the ex-
peciations Of being joined together for life
Unfortunately, at the time they thought them
selves on the point of completing this long
wished for Union. man, far advanced 10
years aud possessed Of an immense fortune,
cast his eyes on the young lady, and made hon.
orable proposals; her parents could not resist
the temptation of son in law IN such afiuent
circumstances and forced her 10 comply. As
soon as the knot was tied. she strictly eDIoined
her former lover never 10 see her, and patiently
submitted to her fate; but the anxiety OF her
mind preyed upon her body, which threw her
iut0 d lingering disorder, that apparently car
ried ber off, and she was consigned to her
grave As soon as this melancholy event rea-
ched the lover bis atllicton was doubled, be.
ing deprived Of all hopes of her widowhood
but recollecting that IN her youth she had
been for some time ia letbargy, his hopes
revived, and hurried him to the place of her
burial. where good bribe procured the SEX
tons permission to dig her up, which he per-
! formed, and removed her TO place of safety,
where by proper methods, he revived the al
most cxtinguished spark of life Great was
/ her surprise at finding the state she had been
10; and probably as great was her pleasure, at
/ the means by which she had been recalled
from the grave As soon as she was sufficient
/ IL recovered, the lover laid bis claim; and bis
reasons supported by powerful inclination on
her side, were too strong for her to resist but
as France was no longer 4 place of safety Tor
/ them. they agreed to remove to England,
where they continued ten years, when strong
inclination of revising their native country
/ seized them. which they thought they might
safely crafty, and accordingly performed their
voyage.
The lady was so unfortunate as to be known
bv her old husband, whom she met III q public
walk, and all her endeayors TO disguise herself
were Intellectual He laid his claim to her,
before court of Justice and the lover defended
his right, alleging, the husband, by burying
her had forfeited his title, and that be had
acquired lust one by freeing her from the
grave and delivering her from the jaws OF
death. These reasons, whatever weight they
might have il q court where love presided,
seemed to have little effect on the grave sages
of the law: and the lady. with her lover, not
thinking it safe to wait the determination OF
the court. prudently retired out Of the kingdom.
Ccuss Ce'e5Tes
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FROM 81. DOMINGO
- x,suYrectiou Not Yes suppressec-
Guccesscs Of the Insurgents.
"A. JL.yk,, Island Standard OF The I'd INST. has

"a. Turks Island Standard OF the "a INST, has
80 tom Tho City Of st. Domingo Of Dec. H. and
Sn pnerto Plata 10 Dec %. The capture OF AIua 10y
n ~ caniards under Candsra is confirmed But The
s,rd states that although 1t has cost two months OF
S~h.ine and many lives It's possession is OF no great
b1portanoe to the Spanisrds. .
train of so mules, laden With ammunition for san
49, arrov was cspinred Dec. 9 by the DomiucGns.
Tuslve hundred Spaniards left 81. Domingo City on
ns orb 10 oapture st. Christobal, but were harss:ed
SwribIy by the Dominican guerrilas and on reaching
6a6le al River jaime, they were driven beck heio,-
aelt,r 10 the city losing 200 killed and Wounaoi
fe Domnicans still hold St. ChristOba thus prevent
.ux all land communication with places occupied py inc
S.,me9O0 Spaliards 800 rihes 10000 rounds OF car
idges and Ii feld-pece had been captured ny we
,minicens at Yabae0a- Santanas army supply uePo',,
1s Spaniards are strengthening the ioItlhcatlons Oh
Domingo by two redonbts. Santana 10 near , aI'
g,no and has lately been reinforced BY 1917 men, bu
,,ro are more than zoo sick In his camp lie Is uaoi
,move his army forward. His position Is ollo';' hiu
Ia feared that the DomnicaDs may ilIct iai po"
an him. Two native regiments hS'o po'n oi"''' ~
- formed IN 81. Domingo. On . Do. ,,,o,o g.,
severe battle took place Dec. 70 OF l'fIa I!in ,,t
,.St.h ,he snansrds were defeated, with loss OF 100
a., ~ ,00 'Tbe Doninicans represented 10 nave
fpght with great gallantr! IN this encounter anu CAY"
tcred cannon. ..... ,r.xo orn sim,
A rumor that Dominican priSateers were CRUISING
ussr the island il eontradicted by the Saha0Ta
-, Sandord in resume Of the situation OF anuifs
,. The sooner Spain withdraws from this dlsbonora'
be And Improbable contest the better The spansras
are masters only Of tho ground they stand upo ana ne
str1ct through which they fight their way one DAY II
socupiad bV the DOninioans the next Ihe SpaIlalus
win find that instead of vanqushing The Donlhetns
y1eg viii ACQUIRE only cemetery.
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thanking Mr. Potter and the other members OF tho
Committee for the reception accorded tnem
Col Elliott r. Shepard In response 10 cnceis ior DE
father the founder Of the regiment assured ms hearers
that New.York welcomed back her sons ana 1et rond
of the regiment that had reflected such honor upon ne
He alluded 10 the fact that the regiment ned fnrnshed
two Generals 10 the Union Army, and ascr,Deo 10 the
regiment the honor Of having elevated thosc omcers W
the position they now hold
The speaker referred 10 his presentation OF the coos
~ the regiment some 28 months since. On receiving
those coors they had promised 10 cnerish thspi anu
finally return with them and noby Dau hey ,eueetneo
their promise Many who were IN ther RANKS az thot
time ore now missing. They sleep beside the waters OF
fine tlartc the Neuse the james the fOioinac, the
Rannahonnock the Tennessee. the Cumberland, the
OSidf and Tie Mississippi. The Carthagenens allowed
pnlrs efter long Imprisonment in Carthage to visit
Rome snpposing that no would persuade his country
men 10 discontinue waging war against that Power.
Ipstead OF that he cOunselcd them 10 prosecute 70
v;etory And Won have given your countrymen the
same advice Regnlus, owing to the barbarty OF his
sntors aid not live 10 see the result; but his advice
WIS successful ard 80 yours viii be. Animated by
vour noble example, and with faith in Almighty God
Americans win prosecute the war for the Union until
vour blood has been redeemed and beloved country
Smorces safely fom the storm that hovers around her
GEN Strong also addressed the regiment In patriotic
tone and appGuded their course. Each speaker was
yociferousiy npplauGed Amid cheers for Burnside
Grant ard Others the meeting finally broke up and they
separated 10 meet their relatives and friends from whom
thew had been so long sbscnt The regiment VIII as
semble in the Park, In front Of the City HAL, OF
Wednesday at D. H.. for receiving their written far
loughs and their Gusl orders from Col LeGendJe.
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feaal Notices.



l. COMPANY. corporation created and Organized under
the act Of the Legislature OF the State OF entitled
An act to authorize the formation OF Corporations Tor the
econ of budpgs passed April 5h 1883 doth HEREBY In
p-uancs Of the requirements Of said act report ana stare:
That the amount Of the capital stock Of said Company ono
bundled and seventy i've thousand dollars and that tho WHO'S
amount of sad capital has been actually paid in in cash. at
the amount of existing debts Of said corporation Is sIy
6yo thousand ninc hundred and eghtyye dollars and eighty
sx cen all of which amount Ia secured BY mortgage o. tne
real estate Of said corporation. -,
in ytnes, whereof We Francis French ths President
and William d. Msngsm, Edward Cromwell, stephen D. nsr
rison Adon smith junior John b. WRIGHT and Samuel MIN
mons being majority Of the Trustees Of the .st coporson
nav. hereuno sbscrbed his eighteenth Day oil
Jsnnsrv Ia. FRANCIS NJ FRENCH, President
' EDWARD CROMWELL,
STEPHEN D. HARRISON r,rs,...
ADON SMITH, yR.,
JOHN H. WRIGHT
sAML NIMMONS, .
Cry AND CourrY OF NEw.YoRK, S. Edward Cromwell
being duly affirmed deposeh and saith that he "a the
Of TIE New York Produce Exchange Company NAMED IN I've
foregoing report and that the statements contained n SAD re-
p''' @' ''O' INV EDWARD CROMWELL.
Affirmed before me this eighteenth day OF January .so4
JAMES w. Monk, Notary Public,
Tsr.xp1 New.York City.
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DrsrRrc1rvp FIRE IN WATER srRKRr.-At

a. early hour on Wednesday morning flames wero dis
covered issuing from the fourth floor of the four story
brick building hoe. 6ia aud 90 water street. lhe
elarrn was promptly given and the frcmon we're soon
on the spoi hut owing the hssdwny the flames had
attained aid the heavy gale prevailing. all efforts 10
save the building were fruices and u coon mass
nj Lleelenea ,uins The first noOr was occupied by
Tdvard ~ Brown brass manufacturer, who also owl rd
the building Loss about 5000 injured iof tlo 20
In tic American Exchange Globe, Relief Harmony.
and Brogdwey Companies. James Lyon macblnisi
occupied the tecond floor; loss about $4,000; no In
,urance Mcssrs Brown & Pratt steel umbrella frame
1nanpfctprers occupied tho third floor. Loss e. OOJi
insured for ~ coo In tho Home Company. NowhaVen.
The fourth Goor where the ire originated was occu
MED by Mnrnus Wilctt umbrella frame manufacturer
loss 500; no insurance. Capt steea nhd platoon ol
men from Tho Thirteenth Precinct were early nj tho
SPOT and rendered every ussistanco In their power
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Passengers Arrived

n eIasAp Morning star, from HaraHi and N,e o,i'a a
ant is-nlAn J. J. Mich snd daughter 4. tng.sh, %
" at.r W q. steward Richard iln ~ barneit. a. osnd
ehsuI 6. LAys, j. Taubui T. j. rifh, = posre' Lou,
A. b. Lee r. T. Van BAKE. Charles OIt0fd and s.f'sLt j.
walker B. C. Cl,mon, W. Davis. J. syiy.sieI, H. tinhe
wfe aud child Mi,. s Parrish =. Csusse' NJ "li,ms
Roberts, lr, Cop. w K Mayo, r. X or Csp, ~ ~ a'
~ H6rdonheifn, W y. hrownol, Mr. and Mrs.. Jnmr. a
Usvnor Mr. and Mr. johnson, Mir, tspt. topd.nsy, hs
co,.uay 1has Aisfcer RoLt alaf,. Henry Appleton W
r. Sherwood II. Bslner, Philip Borden, Fred srrer y.
Hoffman, vile ava l@o ,sl',h''' p, -, -" & kirg,
sod s.yynn, Capt, Mch. and servant, ~ II. Church. Ne
CRU ousnda =. r logden, " Echsrt' j. tinrndhs ane
Au,a H. Rucho Nsd Jouphina AID child A. Nost, and "
ia the Storage. - 81. A..
% Sanford. f..t Surgeon T.. G. hinn cling Acjusn
Fd.srd s. Perry Capt. j. u. Dtluis. lady and oi, cep
i1cn B,con cant, - : Atgi Lieut.. J. y. Iichs. Lieut g.
Green Lieut. J. G. WildmAn Lieut. G. T. Barker, Lieut.
w b. aslDlc, Ms. W1.. Hyatt, And $50 In stesIsse-
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Arrived.

se,n,hio Morning Star Courtney NewOesn. 18th, VIA
Havana 18th inst at p m md'e and pass TO James A.
steamer Virginia U 8. .ranspOr., Snyder, Washington
Steamer Sea Gull Kenny Providence. mdss. to EdwSd
Steamer wesieheser Baker Providence nldse. &C. to e.
Ship sue Nor) Lsgll Barcelona 20 days, in ballast 10
Ship White Swallow, Bunker Woods. Hole, ballast to
BARI Washington msm.,. Caxbley, Hamburg "a days,
passage Nov. a. lat. 484 lon. 81 waterlogged brig
painted black with white houe deck apparently recently
steam frgate under canvas, steering n. L.
bark Chrsabel to sundsrland). Cobb AsOa Bay Oct 81
BARK Glacier tOf Hafar Fish, Bermuda IS dsy. ballast to
Brig Caroline EDDY arrived at this port yesterday reports.
On the eth inst ls n s. Ion 81 IS, boarded by o. s.
gunboat Hendrix Hudson oud while lying in collision
NC The C. T. also reports that large steamer cotton laden
eaptared OF Mobile b. saabOst kennsbec, snd was
Brig Udola, Wh!enore Neuyi,ss, sugar and fustic To
Owen Carnegie
coffee schep,er Co; Had hesvyh W. gales during the
passage spit ioress and ain.sh Has been 10 days Of
brig ssppho Ctal) TanArno, Gibraltar 50 days wool to
Brig Isabel iof B.b.do., Hanheld Para 20 days. rubber
&C., 70 H. X. Corning. Son \ Co.
Big Morning star Pso., Rio Jaueiro 20 days, coffee to
BIs Dorothsa tsrem, Fansncyer BAHIA % days sugar
Big caioIn, EDDY of Bansor Poneroy New Orleans 9Th
Inst, sussr TO Brett. Son Go.
Brig ID. Trowbridse 'of N-whsvsnl Lyon, Ponce, r H.
Q days fruil 10 Danl. TIowbndgo
schr Julia Franklin, Van Name, York River.
schr H. H. Partridge. Rhodes. Pokomose.
sehr Mary g. ITnrd Henircks Providence for Virginia.
schr Albsr. EdwsTd tBI), Campbell, Ssckyls Is days
coal TO +. J. Nevins L Co.
schr. James n. Hoyt Lyons, Yorktown
schr. ]. Is. Small, Small CshsseLA 20 days. hides 10
Mclean Lint. -,
DAYS logwood 70 ID. r. DeWoI
Schr. Phebe, Morrow, Havana days, oranges to j. ST
Pessan
schr SER, (of Belief Ltzaon Havana ls days, cedar to
Peanut Bros.
schr Co.'s, Pilot Iochki,s London Nov T. coal 20 J. T
u. Maxwell Experienced heavy head winds the entire
PASSAGE.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF OYER AND TERmNER-JiN @-Be'or'
Judge LEONARD.
TnE HOLMES TRIAL.

Distriot-Attozucy Hall said he shouldgiye snort
,uuins VI Of the Tie temptation to meet the aef
on, made BY the opposite counsel was Des' bu' he woud
ro rpr,ue II however .. the close OF the trial the jury
will step into his prvsis roon he would safety them hat he
had good grounds f inhsrg ppon the h oil tho prisoner
M op5 a, ,ry ,ns wiped out the sccnset'cns against
him were he Innocent. by coming into Court. 4.
Technically tho ocers had rgi to arrest Holmes ou'
n, Killing one Of thern notwithstanding that ect as man
daughter the third fourth degree Iae nan h9 es..
A. ecer by puhing. speaking retfeStnS u doing IN
an awful and cannot invoke the protection OF se
Uopes "a not without fault because he knew u at me neh
lo wanted 20 arrest him officers he knew the afion'
hou,s " a, near and his crowd about him. You nave
man born In India who "a excited by wia ne
in,,tc, done 10 HE ends who was excited and who
,.'s upon his tribunal Of justice.
III. defendant had never expressed rerret 10Y INC
had made no eyp snson IN relation 20 the dagger MI nan
men reviewed the evidence in the dpssg.d whAi no
termed the fnstca papers drew sketch Of The HE of 20
hcensn and closed by denying the charge oil peee1'n
rss,nfi him. . , IN A.,
~ Recorder Smith permitted by TIE Judge 70 eau The
attention Of the Jury numo. Of legal points involved III
the Trial -. . 49,,
clear touching all the imPorsn. point, in the care -.
He charged the Jury inquire whether or no, the aoon o
lines was iu,s.he Officers presumed 70 be ~ the
performance % their duties When b, duty
be makes himself liable Did the poHss resist the Oh Ger.
when thew arrested Callahan (orics IN woFd OK deed
W., the fai ,.b given before Holm-, sFnef or AFTER
wd questions FOX tie Jury to decide according 10 the
Ths jury retired and asr hours shsenre came Into
Court for insFncon wh wa given and tLey a.sh
End Iter back with verde, ei oui'y oil HlsH
slaughter ia the fourth degree. - . SO, .
The counsel for the prisoner wishing 70 Die OH Q. Ioep
lions tho prisoner rensnded until usIs sdnesdhJ 70
which tins the Ccur. sdj0urned
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Advertising were IN 1862 from January to Decsmbcri A.
cannot state without memorandum A., a,,nn
O. S.eie nearly you can roeonect A. Aoon' p'''"
%b. xcr, the receipts In 1927 A. About 900 less
o. What were the oct s cash receipts for lSoJ N don'
4, N. prcs line for advertising In The Erpr",
A. Eight cents per line lof Ordinary t"e'o io' 'Ps'' ~
lave Ven ever known Of any instance OF ordinary Ad
being inserted for css than eight ccntsi A. les
O. For TOW much A. Four cents e'', but only few
b,ys be. n Inserted AZ that rate.
Has /, been done recently A. Within sir months
O. He, that been always the practice hl0s OF less always
O. Have any advertisements been inserted since "ss Juno
Te o. How W nsnyi A. Not large amount.
O. strte nearss you can A. could not s'e IN i'e"
O. More than 1907 A. There not probably less
o. Whose were they-nention any you know 4.
liar en- Rarc Company. some other Small ualerr w
o. Ware the sdver.,e.u,, Of any dry goods people in
serted sratis A. There was one sdvsitsemea, WINCH
would not say sra. for !. vii probably oe PAID
q Ia, the advertisement Of the paper decreased on accoan,
Of It's political character A. am not prepared 70 an
O. Has the advertising decreased rincc the Spring Of lSoi
o. How much, according to the be. Of your recollection
A. can't cay how mach, but Il has i.en o. eonSiies,y
q gas It a.n Of $50 per month since that une' A.
@ la. i fallen Of then $500 per month since that
time 4. could no, say. ~, ...,.-
q Have heard any one shout The ecs maze not ye
4
port any private conversation. . . -,
| @ Whose conversation wss III A. have heard MI hoo
son speat Of It. s,, - a..
tween july and October 1859 compared with ths Sans
period in 1927 A. Ito ssid there hsd been falling on
O Can YOU state how large falling Oh there VAST A.
Somewhere about 3',cJ0
q When advertiser. ask you how large The circulation "
WIN. do Won ate to then. A. have stated l0VJ or 'o
q Wial do you state low A. don change Tho phisse
oogy much -, A., c,., -, f.
those proceeding, descs show the Court preliminary 10
the argument the appeal Friday that tho value OF h'
properly Is constantly Jegeaty "a the hands OF the des
dns 30 that the order be confirmed and tho sale nsas
a. oon a. possible concluded with the examination Of the
cashier e counsel for he defendants hess NJ heon And
srnythe announced the. they de.d 20 examine some W"
the points urged BY The counsel or the antn
Judse Card0zo has IL The counsel psinson 70 .1tnr
The three Witnesses examined by me pam
TIA were Mr. Hobson tho sale agent hr fley tho sdvertn
III agent aud M kDsssni the cashier OF 1hs EEJTe
DECISIONS.
In the Matter Of Lane i Guild, &c.-Mohon
granted. ,u,
Barr .s HoreThe motion may stand over 10 hrs Monde
ofFsbrs.ry be heard that day whether 'pe m'on
| the Court of ppesls h., been argued or not.
Ives AT. GibbG-Moton denied, with vIo cosh
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SUPREME oUET-CTcuit-Pau l.-Nos 1ol,
rs n 7ai 7a eoi sls 49, 3d. sT si1 rs 81 $50 sos
ees 3D. s7g $751; 90 fsrt l-ko, 9i lsi se', ~'' ilI'
20 a. % !Og. l2s l3f rs z61. "a 49, 80
SUPREME (ouRI-Special Ierm.-Nos. Is, ~ oi
Demur.r. and 100 % .s 2Ji Ji I3i lgs zoe no iT, 2
1 20 "a ~ rs 2s6 "a OF l,sues oi lGS ard sci
COUII or CodMOg PLEAs-pert Nos. ~,
g. 2II I.s 30 49, 12o, as 10 Par li-So. D. D-, w.
5l3 ~ 49, 49, Is. 80 200, ", "a. ~, 49, 10
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Sp0lleu.

No, Is at n o. g. lon - T.. Dutch ship Johannes
I.d.syk 81 days nom Batavia for Rotterdam
Nov. H. at "a - s., lon IS T., ,hip Carlton from Cal
cut,a foI Liverpool $780,, -.
Nov 70, iaittss, Ion. II 70 ship Thomas Mitchell &c
dsys FROM Singapore for Liverpool
Jan H. lat IS % ~ Ion o. ~ w, bark Martha x. Lock
hart Of Windsor ~ bound TO New orb reported having
had very heavy weather for days previous. The vessel
making great qusntity Of wAier -.
Jan. ls od Hsors. b. sehr Nary Jane hence for Wort
lndos.
jan H. lat % TO- Ion 20 co. bs Copeicus liz days ors
Corstannop le Tor Nrw.ioft.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssross-yu .o.-Bs'or

In the Court OF General Sessions, on Wednesday,
srrnh Smith ,rsn, whom appeared Leopold L~-eefrrf
complaining that she had pss,st upon han ooonss'
sIsmn1on Jooe hsn,aet that tho bin vas one
a. Year gin from friend, and that len
al. o.red Il she thought good Judro Ru,ssu snd jury
w.to unable 10 lind any criminal intent AID the pT.oneI sc"
Hehs.l H.nlon csm.n Of No 10 East Eleventh street
pe,dod guty Of grsnd crny and f-nand.d lie had
been Indicted for knocking down ana foons IN ne
a ssoct sh Of tie 18th ul Martin FIo oil "a Sin n
street. A., nm -
Georse Bates youthful elsfh, Wa arrested by ohceI
iiv ~ .tr,Io. fron Len. Botsensks pocket while ale
vas ,e store No. 237 Ofs-nHich street, "ae. coAAriH
SIS justice Bowling committed u, ,eous'd foi .iAmhs
Jnd.e Ru,tsn suspended sentence.
Hich.rd Giofst convicted Of assault ana bs,'ey ~
having sobed John Henry Dor.hsr Of No. "a ofASa ''>'
Romsnded-
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@roferles ano propisions.
NHOMAS r. AGNEW.

T'HOMAS r. AGNEW,
Il The great Wholesale and Retail Dealer In CHOICE
TEAS FINE GROCERIES, FLOUR, WINES, and every
thing else used In every family Call your money AID
for yourseve Nos go Greenwich and % musTsyl
Goods delivered free.
DURE COUNTRY MILK.
l. Families supplied at cents per quart.
Address 4. w. DECKER Office No. rs East 2ith-ss
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chipping INTELI.IGENCR.
PORT on kEw-YORk. 10
Cleared.

observation-disclosures tBr). Jones Liverpool. John %
DAsi Havana, Greene Havana ana nc" o'oH'' N''"
Hsrt,-GazeIo Biscl. Barbados, H. TIowbrdgs's Sons
s,aIn,onde (prus) Tuggett. Antwerp, VIM. Salem 20
.uy,ai. mr. l. Roberts, Monleyideo and Buenos Ayres Oh
Trnrnbnl; Tighs ,Br.), Porter, Curacao, ID X DsWe';
q Co'i L., u, MltAn iILl, Buei, ASesdiIs, RR7 w. ~
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Small Co EIcmplar tBL), Smith, Cisnfaesos' g. G. Dun
can Co.
schoonsr,-Rendeer Bradley, New Haven r. 8 Racket
Son; JUL, fBr Crockcr Kingston Ja, H. de- Cordoya
Co., Susan e. Jayne. Russell Baltimore Bentley, Smith
Co.; Only Son. Cunning CHAM, New Haven.
Bloop-E. Vail, Vail, New.iIsysn, u. 3. Racket y son
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miscellaneous.

IRON! IRON!
j LOCO ,uns Grey forge Glenton, nj Newark, ~ J.
1000 tuns Grey FORGE Hudson, at Hudson, v Y.
800 No. Fouudery Allentown, st Elz15a.hrort, or
Philadelphia
$50 tuns No. Pokeepsie IN yard.
$50 ,uns 10. Allen In yard.
3l0 tuns No. Wr)ugh, Scrap, IN yard
80 .uns No. Poketpsie, In fhilsaclphia
IS tuns No. Peekskil, at PeekskA.
100 tuns spike Rods. SID, !, 7.lt, |.
500 bes. Bar lron In store, 70 arrive from Liverpool
and on dock.
100 tan, Mailesble Iron Pots, for forse purposes.
100 tuna Rstorts Tor ioundoTy pgrp0sss.
100 ,uns Best Horse shoe Iron.
For sale in lots, wanted by
PETTEE, WILSON Co..
Nos. 22s and re- soutks.