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F0K NEW york DIRECT-THE FINE
Ocean Steamships
MORNING STAR. rs " tons. Nelson, Commander
EVENING STAR. 240J tons. :. Knapp Commander.
GUIDING STAR. 1900 tons. :. Berry, Commander
MISSISSIPPI. 200 tons. Summer Commander
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tons. Vsnaice Commander.
HAVANA 70 tons. ,Furher, Commander.
MONTEREY ,...... 400 tons, Whitman Commander
hAKIPoSA............l4)Ot tons. Quick Commander.
NArASlAs..".. 400 tons. - Commander
NlsSoURl.,.,....,....l4oo tons. -, Commander.
The steamship ..
VIII leave on SATURDAY, September s. at O'Clock NJ
from the company's Wharf, in front of jackson SQUARE
Freight will be reculved by this Line upon Company
Naa at all times during business hours and the rates for
freight and ssga will be low by any other regular
line,
For freight or passage apply to
WILLIAM CREEvY, Agent,
s. Garondelet street, New Orleans
c, K GARRISON, President,
Bowling Green street. New York
The Mississippi having been unayoebly detained will sail
on MONDAY EVENING. Passengers will please be on board
GIN. wM oREEvY, Agent,
NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND KEY WEST
To sail on THURSDAY, Sept 9Th, at o'clock r. n
THROUGH TICKETS TO NEW YORK, $50.
EOR NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND KEY
r WEsT--Ihe magnificent ocean steamship
.-.. ROLLINS, Commander,
OF the Baltimore and New Orleans Regular Line will san
from her wharf foot of Jackson Fourth District pune
naly as above carrying the United States Mails and cks
speed safety and eon tbs steamer is UNSURPASSED
combining ali the modern elegantly furnished
can be secured on application the Office
10 freight received after ~ o'clock on day of sailing
FrsEh taken for Philadelphia and through Of adng
For freight or passage TH RfSS saRpT tTsrr
CREEVY N1CKERsoN lV { Co SsF'''
Corner Graver and Carondelet streets.
FOR NEW YORK.
CRoMWELL's N. Y. AND N. o. STEAMSHIP LINE
To sail on SUNDAY, sept. 9, at8AM. .
FOE NEW XORK-THE FAST AND REeu.
lar steamship Gen. Grant,
I.. w, H. HOLMES, Commander,
VIM leave her wharf foot Toulouse street. Second District
as above.
First Cabin Passage. $50
For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MoULToN,
Il Carondeet street
BRAzOs SANTIAGO.
FOR BRAzos SANTIAGO DIRECT
MORGAN LINE U. s MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
To Sail on SUNDAY, Sept 9, at BAN
FOE BRAzos sANTIAGO-THE IRON
ow.pressure side-wheeI steamship ~
N..9... ST. Ngnrys
s.P. FARwELL, Commander
VIII leave as above, from of St Josephstres car
wing the Q. S mails
For freight or passage having elegant accommodations
apply to &c. HARRIS
Corner Camp and Common streets.
The steamer AUSTIN will sail as above on SATURDAY,
September 10th.
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L'Evenement. of Paris, in its London CORE.
spondence, tells q good story of an English
noblenian IN connection with the Atlantic Ocean
telegraph:
III. lspon the news Of the successful laying Of the
oaele hecoming known in London, % lie story
runs, one Of the most prominent members Of fbs
Iiquse o. lords drove up to The central office of
We W telegraph aud vented to send message to
N newfoundland, He was politely informed that
m me line was not yet opened for business Hs
ssoIashlp, nothing daunted, said that he held 4
large number aod Of shares in the company and but
upon this he vas promised that an effort Womb
sent was as follows Aes ~
w the IeegFaph Operator al Hearts, Couesbt,,, A
send on the strongest electric snaslr vanr -
tice beforehandn ~ i1iiiute ho
~ uas ,llne Als lordshp waiting patiently some
We've hours, the spark came aud NV lord III lid
cigar with cigar lighter thus electrically e;tsd
from Newfoundland, and walked of fiIly satisfsd
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STEAMBOATS,.
WATERING PLACES.

w "a Il Il 11&A.AJ Hfe5.
HoRGAN LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR THE WATERING PLAUEs-BAY
St Louis, Pass Christian, Mississippi City and Biloxi
The new iron low-pressure steamer
Frances,
JOE WALKER, Commander
viii make regular trips the above places as olows
TUESDAY, arrival Of A NJ, train Poutchartran r. r.
SATURDAY, I'm
Returning Leaves Pa8cagoula Wednesday and Sunday
mornings, Mississippi City and Biloxi Friday morning
touching at all landings excepting Ocean Springs.
The Tuesday and Saturday trips will be made through to
Pascagoula
These trips will be regularly made unless prevented by bad
weather ct low water
1. c. HARRIS, Agent,
Corner Camp and Common streets
SEA SHORE LINE
WATERING PLACEs-BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS
Christian, Mississippi City, Biloxi and Ocean Springs
The elegant and very fast low steamer
Camelia,
W. L. CozzENs, Master,
Will hereafter continue her trips as follows:
MONDAYS. N O'Clock A. N Pontcharrain R. R. Train
TUESDAYS, 9oeock A. NJ. .
Thu RSDAfSig O'Clock A, n. :.
SATURDAYS a O'Clock PM
Returning will leave on
MONDAY EVENING.
.# WEDNESDAY MORNING .....s
FRIDAY MORNING. f.
SUNDAY EVENING.
On Monday mornings trip will go direct to Ocean spripgs
and Biloxi, returning evening via all the Watering
Places.
The above trips and departures will be regularly made IN
less preVentedby bad weather or low water
On SATURDAY positively freight will received after
O'Clock n train. III
For further information apply to . = u... 4
49, COHEN NJ. SOFIA 10 Carondeet street. |
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Formngo Regular semiweekly Line of Fue Ocean Steam,
ships
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MR&SI. -. ISAACSON HOLDS MY FULL
Notary Public, June 2, 1886 T. j. HERON
New Orleans, August 4, 1855 II CarondeIst stTeet
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The o. FeFsla and pre- cions stones Of central
Asia are chiefly sold by Bokhara merchants. But
Ras previously disappointed in the want Of
variety Of Asatie articles with the eycention of
the great staples Of tea IRON, cotton. sks, and ID
iurs, saw very little Asiatie, while European
articles bgonter5e were to BE seen III Abundance.
saw na trace of anything Indian or of any per.
s GN n connection with India except Afghans.
Central Asia IS still too unsettled to allow Of
aplace as MIMI pau ~ suol
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vICksBURa

GREENVILLE, vIoKsBURG, NATcHEz AND N. O.
REGULAR THURSDAY U. $. MAIL PACKET
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FIUhsBURG AND NATUHEa PACKET FASHION,
u~r, Leaves eyery SATURDAY, at P n.
EfOk DDN ALDS0NVEELEs PLAOUEMTETE
Port Hudson, Baton Rouge, Bayou Sara Fort Adams Nst
chez Waterproof ST Joseph Rodney Grand Gulf Warrenton
New Carthage and VicksburgThe magnificent nassenFsY
steamer Fashion D. Pratt, master, L Shaw and r q
n udwtgsen clerks will leave above freight or mas
sage apply on board, or JAS BUTLER Il Cd FN''
l5 ard " Fulton and II and l9 New Ieyee STRAIT
YlRGINIUs O. DENTzEL, Advertising AGENT
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F0B NEW FORK D1RECr-THE FINE
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Leaves EVERY THURSDAY, at s P M, commencing ON
THURSDAY, 18th Sept, at
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NEW ORLEANS AND SHREVEPORT TEN DAY PACKET
TRENTON. ErC

Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY, at 5 O'Clock P NJ
E'9k TRENTON, MONROE COLUMBIA HAIR.
The magnificent fast running steamer "
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.

CuSDAy BOAT FOR ..coILEGg POINT WHITE
- stone, CITY fslsnd New Rochelle and Glen Cove
spamsr SYLVAN GROVE vii leave Peck alp for The above
places on sunday. October a. O'Clock A. ~, rain or
shas. Returning leaves Glen Cove r. ~. landing
Eighth and Thirty fourth street cash vAy.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE M BOwERY.
! Endorsed By the Press Crowded BY the public The
in the city, Another great hill 10 night The new drama
BRIGHAM YOUNG: OR LIFE AMONG THE MORMONS.
The Black Crook, improved The grand ballet
Queen q the bandits. foNy PAsroRs sreN .ong She
sort OF Thing We Read About Senorta LOPEZ tho
female gymnast The three FAINT The very
variety Entertainment offered In Nes York Sea
grnmme. Matinee every Wednesday and saturday. Il IN
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n Companys steamer COSTA RIGA. Captain W. q.
rurber win sail from foot OF Twelfth street Ea. river on
Wednesday October TO- for Hong Kong. vie the Cape Of
Good Hope taking limited NUMBER Of irst cabin p,s.sn
hama. For passaGe apply ct the Companys once Wan
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no COMFY ISLAND AND THE SURF QUICK. SAFE
4 and picasant route. Cross Al Fnl,on Wall OF South
ferry. take Greenwood. which connect
passenger every hsen minn,es Ysu can 20 aad
inrr by ths route 70 the cy IN three houre
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" LILLY L Icons MINsTRELs.
N 40 BROADWAY.
GRhMp spCGEss , 0 n THE ri, inITI,I PRnGRAMMK
the burlesque prima donna d,nseuse directed
nightly with enthusiasm Mr. EDWIN KELLY. the great
tenor; Mr.. FRANK MORAN, Mr. JOHN ALLEN, and .
large company Of ars' class artists New hail. scenery.
hits mirth W.T., beauty, TALENT mnstrelsy, opera.
comedy. burlesquc and hippodrome. Every evening
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.
s'ssss s sssS1
Hs.i %s:r ka
Parsons, sharp Boston.
ssGs So%%i ssy
Mcssina; schr Williamson, Sigues, from - Below
Cruz; Liberty, stafford from Baltimore VIA Hassss o,siA
as'ss as S'f ays! is % SSHst SsPa
Grans Holiness dol ship Msnnon BAKER liverpool bsIEs
fSrussel 'i Liverpool % UmaS swsd Anderson, 81 Peers
brook; rsiasepss & sssrs
m % ssSy %
4 1 sfsss
M ssSI. s
and ii Gould CroweI Phiadeiphia.
NEWBURyPoRT. April s4-Ar schr John Dodge.
EEwPoRT. April as-Arr .chrs Carlton Jane, Ro~l. nd
fnS sn s ss sss
Provdencs Philadelphia; Bird, wallace Do for
did, and ia FSips Sofo a soi New York
@ Jane Fss'"sn sI1 sssa M II sslsS again
ssh AMMArr in the night. schrs Ro1anns Burley rl.
soass
Henry Aleu- DO for Se% YORK; sssd sssrs il
ys providence for New York julia woriina. ProVldsnas
Louis.
RoIbury. repairing; Active sherman Porsmoah Nh
S
en- Eocsi.pd 70. re.srsSurs V. Sarah LouIss WaGr
fSadephs % dsorGe Glover Ho,sScSn koctland for
EIcS@oad NsrS.rs Ann ,rj whsIpsy: ). JsSn: NIB FOR
faosGs % 'sE
Willie Perry Pe%rry % @scne @ for NxOr % Decatur 4aIss
NEW LoSDoS, %pra ssThe following vessels have been
spn for
n ea 0swsSS & gS sy.p p o for
sc6r Nictoas. rrecle, Niiibridge for NYork.
Porto Rico; sesrs Asals Jacobs aIsaSy casper awssa
M1or ns ks ssa' X Rrsss1 poa cs ans I
& y7 s . E:s .s;. rSs sss.. sss.
SHAY ,.s carsdenas Tiers Hoffman, Ceaassos frSds
re. Higgins. Boston CD steamers Norman, Baker Bos
Ssaa sr nsaA nS Ann n sr ssw
tn ae , S aSy sss ss s
rows; slusman Banks; Deborah Jones Taten Jas House.
dowe ri[ns sassens m.ye Gieea aa Sn'A Af"o0a
r9sTANp Apr A sSSrs Maria ESS1na %Sn rsmsr
NYork. CID schrs Ellen Mcrryinan Hamilton and Packet,
MsmArr bark Rachel MITCHELL Ma.snza, ,s ssiss Hattie
Gap % sass Tn
dad protess lBr Weed Cardenas; .chrs Warren Blake,
a Es
Df
MaapS Mssn.ss yl ws CGs. Ssss Harriet Ham
~
Cherryfcd; schrs Eudor Anderson. and Predmore
vey. Ny0r,; Ellen May, Mayo Georgetown. DC.
PROVIDENCE, April 26-Arr Electra, Nye: City Of
Progidence NYork schrs Elizabeth r. English, Potter rhla.
Gium Scovf Newcastle, Dell Uncas Colt Elixabchpor;
Washington, Chadwick, do; Franklin James, do james
snow do Amercs Keynolds do Lady Lake Allen. North.
Nm Mount Davis Elizabethport; Utica Smith. Csoon
sS saTsn srsh SHAW Philadelphia Vance
BuIdgsi Hannah Little Godfrey Ry Porter Croyel and
6cud ireland, Trenton J.; Copy Wheeler. zabethpor;
Antecedent Sheffield NYork; VIM Wallace Scull; Phsdel
phta. Sloop Apollo, Freeman NYork.
bury Haverstraw.
RICHMOND April 25-sld Pearl Booken. NYork. m
ST Marks tf1a), April Arr srhr Grove. Mckee
NY0rk: 7h, brig ah Peters. Lord. d schr Vim Manu.
Weaver; Phladephia. Cid sth schr statesmen, Nyork
SALEM, April 1s--Arr schrs q Paige, Frink. Eliza
Rcbecca, Price, simmons Godfrey; Birdsal. Haxeion;
Marietta Titon Fritxlnger; Reppler. SteelmAn
Cranmor, Philadelphia.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, April 27-6P p. NJ
Asms.-Recepts 10 packages The market dull,
owing in good part TO the limited supply, though the
present demand Is very moderate. Pots were quoted
80 62H So sly, and pearl SIC S12 25.
BREADsTurrs 704 bbs flour, 1877 bags
meal and 460 bushels malt. In some prices for
State and Western -four ruled 20c higher though more
was sold at an improvement of &C. 1Oc. The market
CLOSED rather dull, but the advance well sustained
though holders generally free sellers at the prices
The sales embrace II, 900 bbs at the revised
quotations annexed The market for Southern flour was
also firmer, and 700 bbls. sold ut the advance
shown In the subjoned quotations. Canada -four in
fair demand at higher rates. The sales mostly
IN Improvement of &C. l5c, comprising 400 bbs the
annexed prices Rye -four in demand $50 bbls
sold at "a rs s5 20 Corn meal continued In mod
crate demand, and full prices obtained The
were 600 TO 700 bb at 81 40 81 SO Tor Braudywine,
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DANoERoCsLy STABBED WITH A CBfsEL.
Rudolph schrever, cooper BY trade, while partially
intoxicated about one o'clock yesterday morning. got
inio aqusuei with Hesmaan Deutcb, living st No III
wea Twenty eighth street. whsn with half-inch car
pcnsers ehsei which he held in hts hand he stabbed
Deusch In the len side besides cutting him In the body
and legs innicting very dangerous injuries The
cry for help being given, ocer Mucahy OF the rwcn.
eh prccnct hasencd 70 the spot and arrested schre-
ver whom he took 10 the station house and locked up
Dr. Otto was called, and sfter exAm ming and dressing
the wounds Of Mr. Deutch recommended that he b. con-
veyed 10 the Jews hospital In Twenty eighth strcek
which was done NJ once. Justice fedwth yesterday
committed schrievcr 70 await the result Of his victim
injuries
sBorLIrTEs IN BROADWAY.
Yesterday afternoon man giving hs name ss levi
Morris entered tbs ssorc Of David Valentine Co, s5s
broadway, % loeb 9. some goods and before leaving u
II alleged he pocketed three pieces Of siiks valued %
eshy dollars A Morris going into TIE nress he
dropped one piece Of silk, which accident Witnessed
By kzskis Mllies Morris then detained ul dsssc-
tive wccsdr6ss o. ths slrth pseeinc arrived an1 tosk
bin In chaye On sarchsg The prisoner two pieces %
ths sss,ea rks vsss found eoscssed In HE psstscous
yss.'ss psvnas ssaRissa xsuss prssa tN ssaa,ps-
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I'm the wheat market there considerable inquiry,
but holders refused to sell except further advance or
1c. &c. per bushe, which was not responded 10 by
buyers who operated with caution. The sales
paravey light comprising only % 900 bushels, mainly
~ 81 81 for No Milwaukee, 81 90 for choice old
NO. Milwaukee, 50 for small lot Of choice Nil
Wsukee and 81 so for old winter red Western The de-
mand for light, but prices maintained The
sales 26 100 bushels 63c 85c for unsound and
E6c S7kc for sound mixed Western In store and de-
vercd c. for white North Carolina, and Ole for yell
Gov Western. Rye rather quiet but small business
wers 10 very moderate extent only. but prices
Western, SIC 60c for old Western, Gle. o3c for
There but very little business In either malt bar
sey Of the latter 5000 N bushels disposed Of
81 81 20 for Canada West Malt without noteworthy
transaction.
Gowns but little inquired for, and prices
moro 90 less nominai-s little In buyers favor the
under grades which continued In full supply In the
Hbsenee OF ransactons however. prices were without
decided change; 500 bags Rio, by G. Kniphausen,
taken speculation al private price No other sales
were heard Of. Stock Of Rio to-day q, ,074 bags.
Corros.-The market was unusually dull, and buyers
could not be induced TO operate at decided reduc
ton and the sales 70 two O'Clock were only 800 bales
while the les for the entire day were confined 70 $50
bales. some dealers look for reaction In holders'
favor but the majority anxious 10 realize 10 antcpa-
zion Of still lower prices, which buyers arc generally
holding on for The market closes entirely nominal and
very Irregular with strong indications IN favor Of .
further decline, ct the following prices
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nearly nominal
smaIi business. howeycr was done In lots at previous
rates sale Of 1000 ibs Lake was made for June de-
syery a. 2skc The range for American ngot was from
Other descriptions have also been idle the following
nominal prices:-New sheathing, 4Sc. old do &C, 2lc
.e4kc; yellow metal ssc.; bots, %se, and braizers,
CANDLES were dull bu, unchanged. We quote city and
Western adamantnc 2c. nc for Light weights, sperm
CoRDAex remained quiet bu, holders demand previous
prices We quote Manila at 2oc 2ic., the latter
only asked small iots 1oc for American tarrod
and 2sc for Russia bolt
Fsslawr dun and entirely nominal The panic
port movement and there was none Offering The en-
aagemcnts wero:rc London 900 bushels oats At ld
90 tons oil cake at lbs The charters were brig 70
Frsn-ws note continued nrmne<s In tho mackerei
market Holders have generally put up prices. and the
business the Improvement has been good but only
jobbng way, as no cargoes to speak Of wore offered
SO sai t@os, of the stock o. ,hi. grade i very ord
a.s, & : e S.;.: $!ss% Az ,sS "a
ssies q dry dry ccS cd have scss mostly rom .,srs fss
Georges and 81 for Bank. BOZ herring have .oid in
lots from jobbcrs hands al CSC fcr scaled and 1sc for
No II ss s. . The ., sS,''
p:s.s %:.dsf oJss.s "a ~ . sp - Man, "
descriptions also dull wish sm. business 70 the
trade at loc 1ohc for sissl; $40 $50 per ton
and S32s sass for dressed American We note sale
OF 100 bales jutc, nne quality at eiso gold
Hp. Holders have been sskine snsn, .avsnos i"'
and the business has been small and mainly a previous
prices The only sales reported were 12o Buenos
iSs average, e. a, i1ss and e6oo Rio Gr.nds - isSc,
all gold
very steady for ali sadcs The sales were all for homo
consumption, and mainly Of from soc 7oc for last
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Sup UNo F1ppi from New York for Cadz, 10 stated to
be the vessel that put into Fayal March H. lesky,
loss OF mixzepmas.
sHrr CLARA Mossr- -kAnsoon, April 2The Clara Morse
has rssurncd discharge before reported whou, dase)
BAax GnAsurRr-Bstavia, March i-Tbe bark arasmere
sockman Of London. from Shanghai for Nrork general
csraoL grounded mud bank In Banca Straits February
this port Shc surveyed snd pronounced
and The MASTER and considered that
sustained dsmAse Aer taking in the balla.
q the vessel, she prccceded on her voyage.
BRIG Norerrslmcu,h. April 1.-The Norge Hoist from
NYork for London has put IN with all yards the main
carried swsy and damage TO huh having been
nsion with ship this morning
Bria GuvrrS Roulicr from New oriean. for Liverpool,
lost Flores. hsd cargo OF - bales cotton
Br,a Rorr Hopkins from Elizabefhpot for Boston nus
London 18th Inst leaking badly. she 20 on tbe
marine railway for repairs
Bro II xEAss-Mr Frederick Nelscu, the yio, mn the
menBc.rded The vessel on the ssth April a. AN Sandy
,s,ea cog e. - a. sAs h:,s =. ie,s had 2 is,soms
iScms SsTsa NSw ziie An had i isshoms Il Az tie
same Furlcd The mansa and hauled up the foresail: es
si & iss I .s s.. sos sis 's ' .s
vessel hcsSiss By ihe wind Al AZ made ths sresi
sss, % s S \. E sS M 70 ss Oh. :ss
Captain ss oess ana s & .sr
"a y wors. shs Sr re1smSsr Ssss ash ''''
ssnr eAsusI ccas vrssked a Nsnsuckes had about 30
Sons coal for the New Dsdfprt Flour Ns which Insured
AS dssk osl Of pes q ~ vsfue Of ele Belonging
ncolphus Beetle of View sedfsrd nsss vAicA there fs no
s,eh sied from newport 7S insi rssarpsd nisst ~ ss
havi.s srrescs4 hssvS weather saA psr''s bsSss sos
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Albany Cattle Market.

ALBANY, April ~, 1s06.
Tho market for bceves has nuctuatcd considerably
this wcek AZ the opening trade rather slow, at
decline OF &c. per pound live weight, the impression
sxccs of the demand but Eastern parties bought freely
to-day, and the latest information beng that
ysoc.a a." ,bs,y vs~s ., nOaeS Ssa% "a aa
maintained the rise firmly ths close Receipts for the
week. $500 head, at least four nfhs Of which have
changed hands Al &hc. a5kc. for steers 20 common
beeves &C. 7c for ordinary 10 fair 5kc &c. for good
Illinois steers and SIC. ecL for extra Sheep in
active request; clipped readily bring 0kc &c un-
clipped, TIC. o &c; receipts, 900 heal Hogs in
moderate request Al ske. as sJ.c per ib
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CLEAREn
Steamship Iiberna tBr,. Craig Glasgow-F Mcdonald
s.samsh,p Ame1es Brem,. Meyer. Southampton and
y, steamship IeutonA tHam, Taaek, Southampton and
Steamship veteran stsnnard. City, PoinsMurray Ferris
steamship westchester Ingram, Wilmington Del-A Alb
ship David Crockett. Burgess San Francsco-sutton Co.
Ship chancellor (Br Jones Liverpool Williams Guon
Ship Ship &G:siids. CASH Lambest a. Loadon-rsos punLam.
Bark Anita srs A.tas sSsassas-E Goe@risss s Co.
xnssar bsn krsos crons,sds via PsiladsipSi.
s4H se.:s.s seosas Sss..b,t.
s iss p,ss & aTsn g ssn. Son
Brig Tuspsn (Ham) voIlbrocK. London-funch. Meincke
Brig Guslislmo utai,, Trspaui Msrseills.-siocovch
Brig Victory (Br Gilbert Port Prince wimiasioa
Brig sparkling Sea tBr) Bowdon. Matansas-Thayer 4
Brig Zephyr tBr', Mcculoch Oisnfuesos-J whitney
s dSsssa s: sr Gse's w.s
scSr Therssis So &scss"teps Porto csSeio and La
schr cysans, Norton. Arccoo; Pr smpssu
schr Triumph tBr). Orr. Yarmouth Ns-H Dewoir
schr Julia Grace tBr,, Bradford. s, Andrews, NBJed
schr Lake, M Ri.lsy Nexbsrn. Nc-Marsy. Ferris Co.
ssr sr usd EeE h. -s
seSr II N Ride.iy. Smith. bridgeport
Steamer Vulcan, 0orrIson Phlsdephis.
ARRIVED
with ps-scnrsrs JssJ ComsiocK. Experienced
q la SrS:s' ver
small pieces Of ice lat 20 d lon ss 81 passed cunArd brig
sssmshp xsrmion, warsaw New Orleans April 10. with
steamship Nersus Besrsc Boston. with mdse and
sSIG si%ls (Si Pors"spsa Mo: Porter Calcutta Janis
q Sa se AND
Ing the rudder ship leaking soue Captain Porter think.
al. ship e . ss" e. H:s1, = ssS @ .s
% rna "s w s hs s AP s WV 4 on %
land for Spoo and de- carried r he. sowsprs fore yard
ship Ngnansm poSmio Cousins, Liverpool, 50 days, with
ship Robeua, Martin, London 81 days. with mdse to rho-
Brig Albert pewi. CBr, Devils cisnfueso. IS days with
brs sophie tof cherryssdh s,rou c,enruesos is days.
srs Lady tssnsse e'Ss Ssr MOTE sssi.en c.nusso. 20 days.
Bris fTs%,sr ssT Dos1s, Trinidad CUBA. Aprf o With
s' s e. Il: W. s.sS rSs
terrific thunder storm the thunder was very hsavy and 50
af1
MADISON cms nns S y VII.
to Thomas nolmes.
ssr Ts.s.ps SS.s Pssss Ss fss ss.ssspo, for Providence
@ F.s ESs sy ri so
scsr Lyman ;,s sOSS E,sO,'spo for New Haven
scSr @ kiles Fersins & Purse oa Hasu.i. ao 10 day.
:sSr s:il,: sa., s%s, MIN, S..:: i.i river
ssSr Maria Loal.., % ESrids,' sosnsou for Ropdou,
schr Becke,t Robinson sioninsion Cor RondouI
sssr ssr s'ssS ss.isr 1;i smith i :rtfsfs fsHa'''
schr John Ferris. -. Norwich
sAIrKn
steamship Baltic for Bremen
wind st sunset NV, clear.