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Seventeenth and Fifteenth corps have taken up the
cheers, aud the bossomng forests ring with The music
of Yankee threats have JOY depicted upon the
countenanees OF men often, out 1t never sat upon man
face SO grandly Friday last when every throat
Joined in tho oft-repeaed cheers for Grant and his
iarmy-that often repulsed, never whipped
PREPARISG JOHNSTON
Last night Sherman received despatch from Grant,
announcing that he pressing Lee closely. 'Movo
Onward Johnston press him hard, and let us finish
tho job at once" is the ansuag, OF tho Lieutenant Gen
erals despatch. This unnecessary When It was
received Shermans wagons were already loaded Win
four hs supplies NTH quartermasters stores and
i've thousand extra pairs Of shoes to corps, and he
ready all but armng the thousands OF
recruits that are coming up hourly Orders are out
aud to morning In pursuit OF Johnston
yoHysroS's WHEREABOUTS.
Two rebels came In to-day and surrendered to Brcvct
Brgadier General Hobart They are direct from Smith
field and report Johnston with his main army, fortified
there Smithaeld Is about midway between this point
and Raleigh few days march will put Sherman's
army there; then Mr. Johnston must strike tents or
fight II the former, which Is probable, he will no
doubt fall back upon Lee the latter Sherman won't
leave q grease spot In him. We move towards Raleigh,
will keep our communications open for time at least
and shall write often Should Lee come out via Dan
vile, ho Will doubt join johnston anu strihe ior tho
Trans Mississippi Department. via Augusta, Atlanta, &c
II So should not be surprised TO see Sherman back in
Georgia and Tennessee ere many days.
CoRrs BADGES.
All Sherman's corps now the proper badges by
which they arc known. The Western army for long
time opposed the custom imported from the Potomac
wearing badge but the Twentieth brought out
the Fourteenth followed suit the other corps gradu
ally their prcjudces and each has its
badge The Twentieth corps has the starred for the
First DIVISION white for the Second, and blue for the
Third the Fourteenth has the acorn-red, white and
blue the Fifteenth the cartridge box, and the Seven
tcenth the arrow
Logans veterans fond Of the cartridge box and
assert it as a standing sign-"We are always ready '
The history Of its adoption is said to be thisAn Irish
man passing headquarters asked where h
belonged "Logan's corpst was his response "Lo
gans corpsS and where theVdevil Is your hedgef" His
ready wit found answer Placing his Hand upon the
cartridge box, he grinncd wickedly and responded
'Therc be Jasus forty rounds In me box Logan wa;
p ased with Pats wit that he chose the cartridge boz
as a badge.
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NEWS FROM HAVANA.
The Press Correspondence.


HsvASA April H. 1895
The prevailing topic Of conversation here for 'hc last
two days has been the received by tho steamer
Eagle of the taking Of Richmond
The Eagle into port at about two O'Clock Mon
day afternoon with all her coors flying and machinery
decorated Az she rounded the Moro she fred thirteen
guns Her gay appearance and the firing OF tho salute
created the greatest excitement and general hope
expressed that peace had been declared.
The American consul hung out his flag the Unionss
commenced rejoicing, and the robcs looked downcast
and sad; but when the news announced that ri h
mond taken that Leo and his army were in flight
and the other details gvon, the rebels looked still
more sorrowfui
Peace would have been preferred by the rebels FOR
then they would have expected q proclamation OF
amnesty and chance to make living in tue United
States for their opinion is that blockade running
about ''payed out"
II rumorcd that the Of the American consul In
hanging out the flag deeply offended them, and that
they intended to make an assault tho ohco that
night but the police did not allow any groups Of men
The United States steamer Santiago dc Cuba with As
sisant Secretary Of the Navy Fox, Mr. Nicolay and NJ
Wellcs aud their party aboard, stopped hero Tor fow
( days last week, saw Havana, and went 10 Mslan4aS
on Thursday morning
Sickness has begun 10 set in In tn, shape OF "Yolow
jack One or two cases OF smallpox have been
reported.
The blockade news " not OF much interest. The Owl
Is expect this week from Galveston Captain Maint 10
command There Is truth in the story that ho hal
been put into MORO Castle.
The Little Hattie tried 10 out tie 9Th inst bui
was fred into by the water battery, aud had TO return.
She had clearance pap rs, and gentleman who had
advanced 0y thousand dollars her caused her ~ be
stopped and sent back into port The Flamingo arrived
the day.
The steamer Santiago de Cuba madc the trip from here
10 Matanzas about Eve hours and sailed sunday afo
noon for Galveston and Savannah.
A man named Conner, said to be a rebel arrested
few days ago for getting INTO an alteration with
coachman and drawing pistol on him hear that he
81 has been sentenced 10 ten years Imprisonment
The passport system for tho United states Is In full
sway here now. No Ia allowed 10 embark for thC
United States unless passport vuSd by the American
Consul Is presented. The government charge on pass
ports here when delivered 10 travellers paid In stamp
attached 10 the passport
Exchange Is about ~. Sugar has fallou.
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G)tpsaoRo, N. c., April 0, 1855.
8 now sHERMASs ARMY Tns NEWS OF THR CAP
TuRE or RICHMOND.
This army Is glad aud rcIoices. Richmond has fallen,
and they praise God and Ulysses s. Grant Their enhu
sasm knows no restraint The news was first received
on Friday morning, in tho form Of a dispatch from
General schurs TO General Sherman posted on the buc-
tin board At shcrnans headquarters, and thousands
gathered about II during the day This time ,hers werc
no improbable srapcvincs IL was true and away the
70 their commands 10 spread the glad tidInss
The First division Of the Fourteenth corps was on re-
view General Buell., 10 whom the news was nrss told
at once communicated IL TO his brigade. The men were
Wild with JOY Hats and cheers went up all along the
line. and when the command attention" was given
every owner Of IN old seedy Hat hsd snapped on for
better one just from the quartermaster's boxes
The nows ran along tho line like drifs Of wind. Now
Morsan's command has the news. moment later
rds~divison are bowling like Indians, and toss ma
hAu The asxs poasps the Twentieth, Twenty third.
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New YORK HERALD ROOMS
RICHMOND, Va, April 1872 A. NJ :
POSITIVE ARRIVAL OF GENERAL r. Il. RICHMOND.
General Robert 4. Lee, lately commanding the rebel
armies actually arrived in Richmond yesterday after
noon at half past three o'clock The first inmation Of
the arrival OF tho General the call made upon eu
tenant II MerrclI Post Quartermaser of Richmond
for forage and stablng for twenty horses in behalf Of
General Lee Shortly after three O'Clock General Lee
arrived the pontoon bridge that spans the James be-
\ tween Richmond and Manchester, opposite town.
Here an immense crowd had collected to receive him,
and he was greeted with cheers upon cheers the
acclamatons OF tho people, generously and heartiy
bestowed, vlsiDly arectny ,.s. -iivu.ver passed
Union officers they raised their caps In recognition
of his great genius loss than his regard for truth
and consistency in refusing to draw his sword out
side Of his native Virginia As he proceeded along the
to his residence In Franklin street the crowd in
creased in numbers and the cheers grew louder.
The General was accompanied by Eve members of his
STAR General Lee and all wearing swords As he dis
mounted at his residence the thousands OF people who
surrounded him again greeted him with acclams and
many could get his person shook him
heartily by tho hand One rebel officer, falling to
catch his hand seized him by the extremites Of his
coat-'touching the hem Of his garment" The good
Unionists and rebels and was fully shared in by ALL
General Leo looked exceedingly robust, and is GER
ta!nly most splendid specimen OF a soldier and gentle
man. with fair forehead gray hair bronzed countenance
and military beard He will doubtless the military
dgntarcs here quietly before he leaves the city again
the taking place Of which latter event 10 not now posi-
lively
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Sill Err NJ A NJ.
Surrender of Joe Johnston and
His Rebel Army.
General Sherman Grants Johnston the
Same Terms Granted to Lee.
General Sherman's Order An
nouncing the Surrender
Of Lees Army.
.~,>o~>o~~-,o~,-D~>o~>
JOY OF THE ARMY.
State Convention Called In North
Carolina.
Arrangements Perfected for the Surrender Of
Kirby Smiths Army,
&c, DC, &c.
State Convention Called In North
Carolina.

Our Special Washington Despatch.
WASHINGTON April II, 1885.
Advices received here to-day from General Sherman
state that he had received flag Of truce from General
Johnston asking for terms Of surrender General Sher-
said that he should tender him the terms as
were granted to Lees army Thee is no dub; Tut that on
The nert day the sarrende complied.
There is considerable organized rebel force
except that of Kirby Smith in the trans Mississippi
Department. and that will be surrendered within very
short tim Arrangements for the surrender have al
ready been made
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The Navy.


ARRIVAL OF TIVE ouNBOar PAUL JONES.
The United States Paul Jones arrived at the
yard yesterday mornirg for some slight REPAIRS having
broken down on her trip from Boston to tho West Indies
The following is q list Of her oficers:-
Cbmmdnder--John Madigan.
Executive Lhkcer--Chares Higgins.
Paymaser-Thomas L. Tullock Jr.
Swrc,on-F Y Phillips
Acting Ensfcns-S c. Hill Walter D. Rankin, Arthur
W. Emerson, D. u. Owen,P. G. GOodns
kafss-wilam q. pavie J. W Howison.
Engfre0s-Acting First Assistant George l. Harris;
Acting Second Assistants Clark Hartt Samuel Towne
Acting Third Assistant John NJ Cheney, G. II. l..
Saunders.
crHaw-Jsmes Nash,
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ss: a;'ss sssa'A 'A'e
Sour x%srios cal ks 1Di pro1iasncsmL Kenny
s S f s s,ss. Son.
Steamer Thompson. Moore, baltimore.
steamer " Q rierrspont Shropshire. Phlsdaiphi.-
The following vessels were cleared the 18th inst.
Steamship Eina OBJ, M'inisAn, Liverpool VA Queens.
Steamship Liberty. wilson Havana and New Orleans--
s.saGs1ip Western Metropolis Hilton, New orlsan.-x
Steamship Mernmac sampson. New orisans-E d Hun-
ssIs y. gdaena. Day. Aspinwsll1 % Railroad Co
Brig p Patterson tBr, Pike, Lasuayn and Porto On
Brig Il Dewolf (Br). Covert, Naguabo-D Dewof q
Brig Retriever (Br) May oienfuegos-M Greene Cur
schr Alice Dell. Hartstein. New Orleans-Muray 4 Ne
sssr sII 1sts Kns1 ye.ss: MenESs n,v,,
schr Henry Gibbs, snow New Beaiord-Ferguson Woo
steamer Vanderbilt. Cap. Cha. w Pickering psn..
T "a SSn bs o ns 80 A mics q
% s @ &C. as April
10 aays and
Steamship DstIo, q Wilco1 Fortrs'. Mon
ship John bPnSsa Ict aoreheAd City.
i TO Bechtc 4 Co.
Brig Rothsay lof Liverpool Ns Parker Matsnzss Agr1
in company with brig Lotus Fowler, for Sew York 18th
inst lat IS 30 Ion H. spoke brig Creole from sagua for New
York Ath lat 81 Ion n 30 bark "Nymph" West from New
York
Brig peske. Newhan, Hog Island, Va. days. with
timber, to Holvoke Murray.
Coral Isie (of Turks islands, Stubbs Grand Turk
IL sar dy ys r Tn SAL. 90 c K"ss DC
Schr Crusoe Keller Machias days.
Schr Arctic, Foster, Boston
schr Daniel Webster Sinnet, Albany for Providence.
Schr Mount Hope, Smaley, Rondout for Fall River.
Schr Coyy, Wheeler Newburg for Norwich
SAILED.
l6tb-Stenmers Western Metropolis Liberty herrimse,
Ashland ships Vllafnnca Star OF the Vest brgs Emily
Fisher Notrida; schrH Fly Henry CASTOR Leach Man
ton, I'd Ranor Mary Eliza, II Nichols Chas Dennis,
Baker, kinggold Helen, Austin, Washington, Flyina
Cloud.
Hh-Steamers Livingston, New Jersey Gen x Pnrucs
Francis Jordan, Sea Gull Wheat Sheaf Charles Benton
banks Sims brothers Reindeer Vhafanca Cfoon rc,e
sgraph; brigs II Patterson GAlanto, Annie Rowland
Colson, Ponver st Peter Milo Thos Owen. Henri
eta schrs Idaho, Alice Bell, Messerols.
Wind a
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y - ON Sunday Anil Ia Luc,

BESyxry in Orange ~ j., on Sunday, April 10, LUCY
A., wife Of John Bennett In the 4Sth year Of her age
Tho relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
nv cd to attend the funeral from her late residence No
10 south Tenth street. Williamsburg, this (uesdayl after
noon, AT three O'Clock.
BoaofR.--0n Sunday, April Ia aRoRox, only son OF
Rcbeo . and the late VIM Berger, aged years.
Tho friends Of the family respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral from the residence Of his parents COZ
nor OF South SIKH and sixth streets Williamsburg this
Tuesday afternoon et two O'Clock
J gsrAS-On "Wednesday, January 4 BY drowpps, "
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SHIPPIN G NE w S :.
ALMANAC roR yoRE-rris DAT
ns............ 10 moon Risys morn Ia
N ssrs. .............. III si0H wArEH eve
Port OF New York, April II, 1895.

CLEARED
Steamship Benton, Salter Beaufort-Murray Nephew
Ship Atmosphere tBr) -, Liverpool-Tnpscott Bros
Ship Adele tBois) Ciaussep Antwerp-w Schmidt, Son
ship IIerrog Brabant (Brem) strohmeyer Bremeu
ship Empire Queen tBr), Moran, ouebec-Jw Ewe1 co
ship Columbia Thompson ~ John. NB-C u Marshall
bark Telegraph Ferricr Cronstad,-H W Rope. 4
Bark Princess Royal tBr, Croweil Cnracoa-Dh DeWoh
Bsrk brazilian (Br), Greene, Cow Bay CID DewofI
BARK AEGEAN. Lindsey, psladephs-r Elrcl Co
Bark Peters Hooper Phadepha-. 800 rsters
Brig Betty (swed) Sylvan, Santos, Brazl-Funch Meinche
J Brg CornelIa tBr, Lsnsborp, Ma,amoros-Mirer a.
Rrig II Thackeray (Br) walsnann, Matamoros-A Ladd
ppig w n Harris tBrl Card Demsrsra-D Dewolf Co
Rris Maggie (Br) Wilson, Savanna Ia Mar Ja-Brcu
! Rris Irene arr, Cow, Ponce--D Drwolf A Co.
rig a 1 br s.s51G J psw0
rig Mia tBri. K,llin, stJngo, Cubs-A N Ross.
! Brie Thos owens Petsngi Seuvtss-Thompson Hun.
Brig Darrell OBJ, webb, Hamilton, Bcrmuda-Mdds
ir,s 9 Horton (Br), walker summerside MD De-
Br,s orion tBrl, Curry. olnee Bsy-Bre,, Son a Co
Bre ;, Potter tBrl, Grimes, Pktou-B Small 4 Co.
ssRf fars PRIDE tBr Benson. 81 John.
: srhr ne.sie tRr,, Beuedic, sydney CIR small.
sebr Fanny OWN tsi), Charlton, coru~ausD Dewoli
scbr Orion tBr,. Gn,s, Chsro,.e,own, PEr-Gordou
schr Annis 1Brj, IrsasA. caseumpss. PER- Buck 4
seAr LAia Rich Bahsr, Beaufovs, NCrhomss Holmes
sssr n Z 4 r, r:rr " cly rsS, . ksnny
s sSh Nodersacr let's S ro'asuv,n Brsns slssh
sssr Henry Coli. Decker City Pon,-vsn Brrn,A siash
schr VIM Howe, Anderson, City ron.-vsn Brunt
s,Ss Ssncls SGa.su, t'v receives Ssuat ! sAsa.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


BALrom-HowrLr. Astoria, L. T. on Wednesday,
April ~ nj the residence the brides parents by Rev
- Rushmore, SIAs BALLOON TO MARY T. WELL, eldest
daughter Of Charles Howell, Esq.
HucHES-McC AiS.-In this city Monday, April IL,
ut the residence OF tho brides parents by Ie A. X
Sandiord air. WILLIAM HUtnEs OF HammoLtVn, ~ J.
to Miss ESTHER McCiAiN OF this city.
Sorrnwrg--FisnKn.- this ty, on Monday, April
II, ut Calvary churrh, by Rev. Dr Morgan ESurL
rTnwHK to ADrig Loulsg FsHER daughter Of the
late Col Alexander Ming all of this city.
TngBAup-Saru On Monday, April ~, by the Right
tv Bishop Bayley DELruls ElItSS TBrBAUD 10 MAmE
ARnAspE SMirn, both Of this city. No caraa
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The Press Despatch.

WASHINGTON, April IT, 1865.
Information has been rceired by the government from
Central Sherman that he was in communication with
General Johnston, with view to the surrender Of the
later
General Sherman would Offer the terms Ma, General
Grant did 10 General Lee and supposed they would
be accepted
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Commercial Intelligence.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.

The English funds were firm and advancing
Consols the 5th OF April were at 90S y.
The discount demand moderate and the money
market continued easy Good bills taken at 81
per cent
AMERICAN SECURITIES. United States Hvetwenties
closed at 57h n 5sh, Illinois Centrals at 6lk Ok,
and Fries at 81 a IS.
LONDON, April o, 1895.
Consols closed at o0X eOA for money.
AMERICAN STocEs Illinois Central Railroad, 81 Eric
Railroad, "a IS; United states nve-twentics, IS.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LrvBRpooI, April O. 1865.
CorroS Sales 20 day 600 bales Tho market is dull
with little inquiry, and prices weak
Tho Manchester market is fiat
BREApsruFFs. Tho market is quiet and steady
Provisions. market Is dull
PRoUUcE.-lThe market Is steady
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The cunard steamship China, Captain Anderson. will
leave this port tomorrow for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close half past nine O'Clock
10 morrow morning
Single copies ia Wrappers ready for mailing, six cents
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Health and Hnppincss.-A Circular I'm
poraht young Sent free OF charge, addressing
DIR. POWERS 81 Franklin street.
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THE PLAY BlLL.-NOTlCE.

In consequence Of the obseques Of President Lincoln
being fixed for Wednesday its usual day Of publication anG
Thursday being appropriated for general fast the WEEKLY
PLAY BILL will not be issued until Friday morning
MONDAY Aprl n 1875
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Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine.
WHEELER q WILSON, e2S Broadway, New York.
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Mourning Roscttes and Badges, I'm
great variety at WHITES 2ie Broadway, under the MI
II seum.
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Not Few OF tho Worst Disorders That
mankind arise from corruptons Of the blood HELM
BoLDS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARiLLA Is u remedy OF
the utmost value.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Tho Best i'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfect
Dye Factory 81 Barclay street
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A. zimmerman & Co.'s Sparkling DIR!
and Sweet Catawba Wines native wines th
country. Depot ~ Duane street. -
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A.-tNvhite's Pat mt Lever rruss"-Cure
Rupture radically No pressure on the back.
GREGORY a co. 900 Broadway
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Royal Havana Lottery.-(sOid Paid FOR
prizes, Information furnished Highest rates paid for
doubloons and all kinds of gold and silver.
TAYLOR < CO, Bankers. 10 Wall street.
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Prizes Cushed I'm all Leg llxed Lotteries,
and Information given Drawings sent.
j. CLUTE, Brokers Office, l76 Broadway.
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A.-Marsh's Truss Office, 222 Broadway
under Barnum's Museum. Shoulder Braces, Silk Elastic
Stockings and Abdominal BELTS, &c.
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A.-Lottery Prizes Cashed. Circulars
drawings aud Information sent
j. r. CLAYTON, 10 Wan street n Y
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Great Hit.-SOlid Walnut Cha mb cl
Suits OF ten pieces for SlS5 and S2l5 zach, MEEKS
cabinet furniture factory, go Broadway and Nos
and D West Fourth street, New York.
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No PimPles, mo- Darknesss Under the
Eyes appear after using few bottles OF ELMBOLDS CON
tENfRxTED EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
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Bunting Flags-AH Sizes. Also Printed
Bunting Flags JAMES TOFT's Flag Factory, 2s7 Hudson
street. N. Y,
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A.-Uso the Best.-BOwden's Moth DE
STROYING PACKET For sale BY all drnggIss.
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Abraham LincoIn.-
MOURNING EQUIPMENTS,
DRAPERY AND DRAPED FLAGS
SHIELDS, BADGES ROSETTES
VARIOUS MEMENTOES AND MEMORIALS
LAMENTED PRESIDENT
FUNSTON sCOFIELD
No 0 Dey street
The Trade supplied on liberal terms
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GOura ud's italian Medicated SOaT
tan pmpcs freckles eruptions 1esh worms, &C. a
as Broadway, and druggists.
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Fragrant Soxooort

fragrant SOz00Ont
hardens and nvgotes the gums purifes and perfumes
BREATH eeanses beauties and the teeth from
youth 10 old age.
II Sold by NIL
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He1mbOld's Extract Buchu.
Those who use II neither waste time nor money.
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BARK Blair Xihoi cBr hence Havana, April lat -
~" ." Foreign Ports.
reslsIn port shp. Europa, Hansen for Europs.
4ss. .'s s. e..
Al ;s% sss. :is
BErTs.nay.s AP IAs AGS, : Schroeder New
4Sd,Ias. &C. s,s.
'' coss, April ATT M.n.a o. ssnsn SYor. nss
s s.,.. S;o;s ;y:.
sS rs S .s's rs Sa;o '''
Snneh s i'a"G D %..sa
rsS .Es I sss. .%s at la sS Chloe. sl..o
.s s4 s.ss rs;iss:
SSr SS S ssi As Ss Patton rh B .n d.
sarah Hale Hutchinson Portland; brig Ida Ray, Ray,
Sid Tn, bark Panama tBr) ssyes, NYort; brig Fearless
%sSs k ra% sSss,.s 'tS
ciEsSuKcos April o-Ar brig 20 cattel Watson, Phiis-
BoVrn April l-os, Emily. Pfciner, New York fs
DnsAaAnA March BIN port brig Mu'cOvado, seed fros
GLA.sov, HpriIt SD Avon, Loshh.rt Boston; &c..
pm, Cardiff Alfred s,Orsr wss,cots Newcastle a7ih Pics
'SGs 'snsiGss March sAr bark voy.ser CB wy Mas.
n%d od s &c, S os. 81
sld 2iih, brig Z Eaton Carey ir9T Ms.snsl syors
z%a"et ssh arss! 1
sss ssssss' i%s :s:%:sS: t.s SSgs
sS sT: Lord s,''i % ye
o9s ss~ Ap 1eS s:'
s %s%s f fT.s ss .sS. Bsssea
k kssssos S March City L%ses ~ srsa
IssS;$ ss:. .s rr. en- r....,s
N sss.s ds s.n aSs rYH s.. an.
sp P 90 e r9ifss ~ afr 81
for Dc sIs cry q w.@ yss ci,t toi N ~ I'm
s,% aPs- tlS prso o's ScSol. svo
MApn. March 2-Arr Lion, Cooper Liverpool land sid STD
soSsssls II AT Statesman r.p,le,en. MOu.vIdeo
Gssrss In. b;ssS 40 ss ha%%s
rst a. s';s John wss Fa.Sga Sa
II LORD ri"isnm, SYorn aimirs coombs Buck, Bososi
o III ysS s sn as,sr sfT.,, rG . PS @ John c..
Ns,S Nyo,t ss. t Ns. mo" h'rns Philadelphia
ssos ia S.+ AS! bark ss rlS,ep T.t
rlrsoGin, xpni 500 Mary Alice Boston for Lon
PssAso rcb z-In por, bark Rocket, Freeman form s's
Y xapore, ar I'D, for Boston. . =. -. 49,.
Ryps, Nv, April t-On ~ GATHERINGS Maroh si oafA'
d tic. from NYofk for Bremen. - ,,..s., s,,css,
RAxcooT, Feb I9fn port ships Caroline go
and oIdcn West fBr, Jewe,t Tor Straits of ~ -
q Blair Sardinia Nelson d,se hafh ssms psossu nee
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A.-A Paris Penny-a-Lincr announces
In the Moniteur that Lnrns Extracts have la sale in
the Department of the Seine Here the contrary, they
only bought by the insane people all paonze
PHALONS MIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS