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Nj airline JOUR NJ AL
PORT OF BALTIMORE.

SATURDAY. February II. 1865.
Steamer Thomas Kelso Russell. from NorfoIk-to
Steamer James Brady, Lands. from Norfolk-to
J Birckhead. Jr.
Steamer Henry L. Gaw Her, from Philadelphia
indSe to } Shriver
Steamship Patapsco, NeG. from New York-mdse
Steamer Adelaide Cannon from Norfolk--to NJ
Falls.
Steamer George Leary Brakeman. from Norfolk
--.Br bark Lizzie Raymond Emory, before reported
in Hampton Roads, from Bahia-sugar 10 ii l. Whit
ridge.
Brig Wm Nichols, Ames, from Richmond-salt to
Kelsey & Gray.
7, schr MaTTys Lunt Brown, from Boston--mdse to
Br schr Thought, Grigson. 30 days from MESSING
| iiut to Dix x Steiner
Steamship VIM Kennedy, Hallett. Boston-A L
Steamer Ellie Knight. Harrington, Wilmington, n.
Cd. Brandt, Jr.
Steamer State Of Maryland Travers Richmond
Steamer Thomas Kelso. Russell. Norfolk-M N
- Steamer James 7. Brady, Lands, NOrfOik-J
Steamer Henry Cav. Her. PHILADELPHIA A
Shriver.
Steamship Cumberland, Reed, charleston-Pen-
tersburg-M A Mitchell.
= Brig F W Wilson, new, 2o2 35-1OO tons. II B
=, schr Federal Hill, Wheeler, Richmond-Kelsey &
Gray.
.Schr Silas Wright. Adams. Wilmington N Chop
kinS 4 Janney.
>, Schr Mary Atnsden. Smith. Boston-Bigelow &
Sargent
Arrived from baltimore.
Steamer Sea Gull, Fish, hence at New York 10Th.
,ol Br bark St Lawrence, Steed hence at Demerara
Schr Petrol Moore, hence at Demerara 10th ult.
SSc h tMmogen, Brown, hence at New York 10th.
l4th "e' " all neAce at Ne" Aon'0H
Sailed.
Schr Armada, for Richmond-wood.
DISASTER
prem snip Energle, with 300 hhds tobacco stems on
5oaIdi was cut through by the ice at the wharf in
Memoranda
| ing at Cardiff 39th ult g. "as ioau-
Ship Canada. Wyman for Navassa, was at St
Ship Qthelo, Finkam, sailed from st Thomas oath
! ult for Navassa.
Br Bark Campanero, Speght. cleared at New ork
| 10th iGr Rio Janeiro.
Rr bark 1ipsey Grant hence for Belfast. Me re-
NAMED at Bermuda 9TH inst.
Brig Unicorn, Hail. Leighton, for Boston, remained
at Surnam 18th ult; was previously reported for Bal
Brig Harry. Pillsbury. from Georgetown, S C, ar
| rived at Matanzas 9th.
sebr P Russell. Nickerson, from Liberia was at
schr -Four Sisters, sheerer sailed from St Thomas
| 18th ult for Navassa.
Schr Lucy 0rcutt, Gary. arrived at Woods Hole
Schr Susan, Sears, from Wilmington. C. fer Bos-
| ton, arrived at Holmes 14th.
| Pernambuco-Arrived Jan'y 18th. bark Winifred.
| and sailed for Rio Janeiro.
by telegraph to News ROOM
| Boston-Cleared Feb'y 18th, steamer George APP
pold, Howes, Baltimore.
| Matanzas-Arrived 9th, brig Sweet. Chad.
bourne, from Baltimore.
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Brig Rodman, Pratt, for Baltimore before reported
Both ult.
CORRESPONDENCE Merchants Exchange and News
FORTRESS MONROE Feb. 18th.
~, Inc following named vessels have arrived here.
Northwest
Bark Eleanor, from Richmond for Rio-four
Brig Sea Lion. from West Indies for Baltimore
SGhr Clarabol. from Baltimore for New London
coal.
schr Lucknow. from James River for Baltimore
,Schr Catelivenix. from Richmond for New York
old iron.
Sehr Grace Crdler from Baltimore for New York
coal.
Schr Ridabedeg, from Norfolk for do-timber.
sehr Emma Bacan. from Baltimore for Boston
Schr Mary Mason. from James River for Boston
oysters.
schr B Sparks from Deals Island for do-do
Schr Agnes, from Baltimore for New London-lron.
" schr Pilots Bride, from Georgetown, c, for New
=, Schr P Armstrong, from Georgetown D C. for New
YOrk-c0al.
FORTRESS MONROE. Feb. II.
=, The steamer Lady Lang. recently discharged from
the service of the United States Government SAL
for New. York to-day; also. steamer Amanda, Wi
nants, with the barge Rhinebeck in tow after hav-
nf E waited nearly week for good weatReE r
day. and the United States double ender Mackinaw,
destined for the West India service.
Arrived in Hampton Roads.
- Schr Robert Stockton, from Baltimore for Now
Haven-coal.
Schr Nightingale. from Baltimore for Portsmouth
corn.
schr VIM Arthur, from Baltimore for Portsmouth
corn.
Schr Village Bride from New. York for oysters
- -sz--
"A Washington correspondent says the
Government has advertised for sale over one hundred
thousand cords of wood at five dollars per cord. A
mathematical genius has made calculation of the
cost of this wood to the Government. Taking into
account the amount paid for cutting hauling piling
guarding &C. he figures up the cost at thirty eight
dollars and forty-se cents a cord. This does not
include daily and nightly distractions" from the
PIE by "hlte and colored men while the guard was
asleep.
"A brute Of an undertaken in Cincinnati,
after cotning the dead infant of poor widow, pre-
sened his bill of sixteen dollars on the spot The
mother could only give him eight dollars at the time
but promised to pay the balance next day. and gave
him responsible security. He would not wait for his
money but took the dead child out Of the coffin and
walked of.
"A Western soldier who had been through
all the campaigns and shared in many Of the fercest
battles OF the war, writes from his home that The
never realized the horrors of war till he got home to
Indiana and found his gal married to home
dry goods clerk"
Since the census of 1860 the population
Of Rome has increased 10000 The city has now 2O7-
$S inhabitants 1858 of whom are cardinals bishops
and priests 1856 monks. and 2,117 nuns.
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IN snDHCas. g HEBEBY 7TEE THAT
the CITY G 4on will be- made aa ne !eaI I&5Ai9Asf
LAND kopnGil to condemn a Rfn OOMBkR-
GSaaeEa 9sglaaI RygWV @sNa@wSw
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OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIAL, sgT7FG= :
BOAT COMPANY, FLANNIGAN'S WIZ ~
BALTIhQEE, September 22 slEF

n SbatoMehs having Dsen circulated ~,
mercantile community that the CONN 4mong tie
o1td 1 h Ps. Of Steamers between E Io M
and is to be withdrawn at the COW tempcssrllIy.
owners the undersigned wishes to or eniencef the
statement and Giyes assurance meet m spGs mis-
ments have been completed to k pOrts that FRANCE
punlSAtl9Gn for ge yearc The epta reSr com.
E Ba GGHs0 siRS have H Sss and yanEsn
and afford dock accommodation se ked foIsst period,
e sne Rs sitt Ss p sEa Fef oss Seam
FISHER, win make re9nl;, ALC0N a Sn. King
anG VII deliver Freight and rae a tatNns
shipment during that tlr @osordinE g - 'Sf@S o.
aes-g7as JACORESMULA
~ e-al Aren't
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Stock on hand and en- shipboard not
The cloaranees comprise 1855 bales for Liverpool
and 2,223 for Boston.
Boston Boot and Ss.Oq Mari, at. Fob. TX

The Shoe and Leather Reporter says business in
TINS line continues to be rather quiet and there is
little hope Of large spring trade. The tendency in
arrangements There Is little doubt that those who
have the smallest stocks of goods on the safest
yorably with those of last year at the same time but
the fact that are being shipped by sea this wear
will account somewhat for the increase The stock Of
goods in manufacturers hands is now pretty large
and but few are being made except as ordered. The
wages of the jou1neyman in most of the shoe towns
have been cut down some twenty per cent. on ac-
count Of the dulness of trade.
TTtsRtlsN
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Pittsburg PeiroIeuln sSarket. Feb. Is.

fbSEAeE. Epsls
Il, The market YESTERDAYS rresSntI no particular
change-prices ruled about thtc sane, The river
remains closed at Oil City but as optu most of the
way down; several gorges that Scre the way have
LIZ Rd m I'd eh P tR
been getting things III order preparatory to re-
amount of Oil to come forward Is said to be large
me Eastern markets continue very dull. Crude was
sold IN New \ ork yesterday at 30D3011c including
packages; this is certainly a very large figure
Bonded Oh was sold in the same market at 47(liac
In our market prices have been irregular and in
favor Of purchasers We note sale of 5000 barrels
crude delivered in Philadelphia at Bic; they are in
advance Of the New York prices. The nominal
rates here may be set down at l9G20c for bulk, or
packages returned. The gravity has considerable to
do with the prices.
Refined Oh dull, buyers not being disposed to take
Crude Oil-Most dealers have postponed operations
untl trade is opened to the OH regions The weather
up moon was favorable to that event; in the even
ing 1t turned, and appearances were anything but
favorable; few days will decide Sales of lie bbls
without packages at 10 Cts. This would be equal to
z cts including the barrels Orc of our real 90 ahead
oil dealers disposed Of 5000 bbIs deliverable in Phil
adelphia. at II cts-a good operation.
Philadelphia Markets.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 17.-Cloverseed is quiet at s.
al; so IL lbs FlaxSeed $?@S So Flour is very dull
ana UNCHANGED. Wheat is duil-Red 81 10i92I5;
White @2.25a255; Yellow 5000 cts. Whisky is yery
dull-Pennsylvania $2.2lg2.22
ImpOrts-COastwise.
Norfolk--Str. Thomas Kelso--23 bales cotton, Wood
ward, Baldwin X Co.. do do. McCieish, Rives & Co:
DO do, bbls wine, Griffin, Bros. Il Co.. do moasSes,
Woods. Weeks & Co.
Str. James I: Brady-l9 bales rags do cotton, P.
p. Clements hogs Nickery IL Carroll rs bags wheat
anderson * Dorsey -'''''
-, New York-Str, Patapsco-2O pkgswine cases oil,
" l. Walters A. Co.; l2casks powders Wheelwright,
Nudge To- az coils rope, $50 reams paper 50 pkgs
mdse c. " Lord 10 bdls bags j. G. Graifliu; "A pkgs
TOBACCO j. Head Co.. u cases salt, 56 bags pepper
W. Il. Crawford X Co.; cases oil. q pkgs mdse Bur
rough Bros; 50 bdls paper c. c. Fulton 4 Som 50 bbls
liquor 20 kegs barley so bags lentils bbls farina IS
do whisky. 10 do oatmeal, Nordlnger Co.; boxes
hardware cases oil cloth, 8 do leather Is boxes
axes pkgs mdse E Jenkins i Sons, lS7 do tea San
ders George: % lgs wine case indse, E. 4. Reese
Co.. 10 do mdse, Ammidor & Crombie 10 pkgs wine
10 casks ale, l.. Thompson & Co.
smpOrts-F0reign.
Messina-Br schr Thought. $40 pkgs birthstone 100
boxes piums 100 bags bers 50 do walnuts 100 boxes
almonds, $50 do lemons. 2,6l6 do oranges-Dix "
Steiner.
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TT. YZ5s T5gzzeEHsHSsg5 RICHMOND. FRETsy.
60 ssE 81 s4i.Hi ~ RICKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC Il. RIO IRA VELLERS GOING SOUTH.


L. ygH E1s75sssssEss3 RICEI0TOND, FREDE.
GO 81 n lssiSsssR RICKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC K. RIO IRA VELLERS GOING SOUTH,
TWICE DAILY, (Sundqa P H. ExeepteaD
Tho quickest and most direct route to Richmond
Va and the South, via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to Washington
Potomac steamers from Sixth Street Wharf Wash
ington to Aqua Creek and Richmond Frederickg-
burg and Potomac Railroad now entirely completed
from Aqua Creek to Richmond Va, Connecting
there with trai ms on the Richmond and Petersburg
and Richmond and Danville Railroads, for Peters.
burg, Weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh, Greensboro
lalisbury. Charlotte and Charleston, SC.
Trains leave Camden Station at 420 A. NJ and and
~ 7. NJ: connecting at Washington with steamers
IeayEg Sixth Street wharf, daily, Sunday morning
excePed), at A. NJ. and 100 P. NJ, and arrive in
hlGhmnld at $50 P NJ. and 40 A. NJ
,IHIDJGH TO RICHMOND IN TEN HOURS.
fgtv MAC Shorter and hours qGickey than anv
other Route,
Be sure anoget through tickets via kou;, Cr..k
aLH @ to Richmond, at Camden Station
6Snitlm:9re, and gy through baggage checks.
OtulllD usses anu luggage wagons always in readi-
nes; 70 TonSey paa?gers and baggage to the steam
ers IN washington cle free Of charge
A. NEEDHAM 4 SON,
10. l42 Light street wharf.
CHAs. NJ. H4Esf.
Oc9-u GG1ersl Passenger Agent
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~ fr3l:aEE5 NEW ARRANGEMENT
re MI rEEggssazzs7 NORTHERN

Ia I crNF MSsiFH RAIswAv
WINTER SCHEDULE,
On and after Monday, Nov. 90 1863
TRAINS NORTEWARD,
Leave Baltimore as follows
York Accommodation, No. 1................ T2O A. NJ
n Wa an 800
Parkton Accommodation No. i........i2S0 w.
6ork do $.............. $50 "a
Parkton 90 3............... $50 "
Pitts burg and Erie Express................ 72O "
Pittsburg and Elmira Express. ..............1000
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
ARRIVE.
Pittsburg and Elmira Express..,... 700 A M
Parkton Accommodation, No. 2............. $50 -
YORK Accommodation, No. 2...........-.......1G15
Partition Accommodation No. 4, at Bolton 4.3) "
York Accommodation, No, 4........... 9,4S
Mail; Fast Line and Pittsburg and Elmira Expresg,
will not stop between Baltimore and Parkton
Fast Line, Mail and Accommodation trains. lesve
daily except Sundays.
urdays. 0"'
Pittsburg and Elmira Express leaves daily.
cept on Sundays.
Elmira Express arrives daily except Mondays.
Fast Line arrives daily.
Mail Fast Line PittSburg and Eric Express and
P!ttsbqrg ana Emlra Express make close connections
burg for Pittsbqrg, Cleveland Columbus Cincinn att
Indianapolis, Chicago, st. Louis Fort Wayne LOuis
vile, Caro- and all points in the West Northwest
ana SouthWest. Mail and Express Trains connect at
York.
For further information, apply at Calvert Station
N. QUARRY,
General Superintendent
ED. S. YOUNG,
nolS-tt General Passenger AGENT
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MEDICAL.
STRENGTH To- THE WEAR
YOUTH To THE AGED
BFOKRENE
LIFE RE, JfTNrN.rOD
LIFE hEJUVE NATOR.

LIFE RE J IF
AS> This preparation ia ,T,.,,o,,.a =. 1o;.-.
tor and Restorer of wasted, m u s
yTav Uoired t5; az e a aI those who have in any
NbyP unGr VltaitE by excessive mental or
what its name implies, Eis Reuve1ator v III Is
while 1t builds up the shattered constHtian Iii a
Impart to the feelings the brskness and ene1pv oh;
belong to youth 's' VIZ On
teebied in its functions this superb preparatnn II
remove that cause at once and forever ''A WIZ
~ ~ BHOKRENE
CURES GENERAL DEBILITY NFRVnIrS rD-
GGAAPAGITY, DYSPEPSIA, DEPRESSIONo TdSS
OF APPETITE, Low SPIRITS IND g ~ 4 4gIy
MENTAL INCIDENCE EMACTATT0INSi = EN III 4
u HAS A MOST DELIGHTFUL DFSTRh pr r
AND NOVEL EFFECT UPON THE NERVGTrS
o1o1EM; ana All who are in any way Frustrated Nv
nervous disabilities are earnestly advised tn sea
ton. A''A'" prepSr@'
, The FEEBLE, tho LANGUID, the DESPATRTNCz
me OLD, should give this valuable discovery rial
~ WI be found totally different from sli other
articles for the same purpose '-''-' --i O'n0f
MI TO FEMALES.
1hls preparation is Invaluable in na-vo,,s -,..,,
nesses or az kinds, as it will restore the wsSfa5
strength with wonderful permanence 'H' ""S'eU'
sri s aS2 Srana to9lc, and will give relief in Dys
use NIL ren9vate the stomach to deFPes of era ds
health, and Danish Dyspepsia forever VI periecr.
Ohe Do!lar per bottle, or six bottles for Is 20
py Druggists generally. AVA w. 'JoId
Sont by express anywhere nv sddresSi,o
HUTCHINGS HILLYEr<
Proprletors, No. % De- st,o
Bold By SETH s. IT New York.
ar 2A-6n, 'Aoo oI' more street
Baltimore
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Hoard OF Trade,

Committee Of ARBITRATION for February
WV. BRIDGES,
ISAAC NJ. benson, HENRY NJ. WAKEFIELD.
W A. LoSEY. GEORGE NJ. FoRNEY.
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MAZE REGULATIONS.

Time Of Arriy0i and closing Of Mails at the Post
Office Baltimore, Nd.
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HOTELS, ETC.

FEVERE PACIFIC HOTEL is well and widely
n known to the travelling public. The location is
1t rs IN close proximity to the business part of the
clty|ls on the highway of Southern and Western
and Steamboat depots ~
OH, The PACIFIC has liberal accommodations for over
5OO guests 1t is well furnished and possesses every
modern Improvement for the comfort and entertain
ment of its inmates: The rooms are spacious and
well ventilated provided with gas and water the at
season. "
The subscriber. who, for the past few years, has
6een the lessee is now sole proprietor and intends
to Identify himself thoroughly with the interests of
ms house. With long experience as hotel keeper
to maintain the favorable reputation of the Pacific
Hotel. - ~-O "'iA''
H.. BIO prevent overcharge by hackmen, the
coI!chos OF the Hotel are owned by the proprietor
eeI:1-Iv JOHN PATTEN. IN.
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WILLIAM ANABE d. CO.'S
Ef1aasN ~ CELEBRATED
u SITE GOLD MEDAL PIANOS,
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANOS

These Instruments have been for thirty years be-
fore the public, in competition with other instru-
ments OF frst-class makers. They have, throughout
that long period, maintained their reputation among
the profession and the public as being in
every quality found in frst-class Piano.
wAgRRooKs,
No. $50 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
Near EatGlo.
Every instrum emf puarantied fnr Hva vaaro 3a1 IT.
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ROOFING, ETC.

TUE . EE1i NEINEN 7 AND HHA 81 ROOF
- ING
- tne oest In use. and has bean well known for III
teen years.
We guarantee al new work for five years.
II ls betteR than Tin, and costs half as much
Old Aoots repaired at short notice.
ne are the only manufacturers Of ROOFING MA
stantly on hand fer sale.
LIN hG4Ps and IRON FENCES painted with
our PAfENT PARARFINE VARNTSH, "---
~. PAGE BROS & CO.
W. HeS Sn1ithIe vh1rF
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application will DO made to the City CouRciI
Curing iM annual session 70 condemn and open LEX
d@laW9W
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
THEBALTEMOREAN AND OHIO RAILROA1

Ia M - On and %. after TUESDAY,
VIII run between Baltimore and Wheeling and Par
MAIL TRAIN will leave Baltimore daily t,xoon+
Sunday at $50, A. NJ EXPRESS TRAIN AG %III
s9Te oGMa,ly RGIqqdd5g Sgnday at 10 NJ and the
for Wheeling daily at 6.45 A. NJ Except Sunday.
These trains connect at Belair and Parkersburs for
RRREFD5 EMRsf kS0nARGGes apf NHSERT
leaves Baltimore daily at $50 P NJ. Except Sunday
East-Leayes Frederick at 715 A. NJ. daily. Sun
The ELIfG0TTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Balti-
more at $40 and 10 4. NJ and $50 NJ, and Eli.
colts Mills at 74O A. NJ, and i3O A. NJ. and 500
FOR WASHINGTON:
Leave Baltimore at $50, 7O5 and 845 A. NJ. and 5,
NJ, and 40 P NJ Leave Washington At $40, $50 and
Ills A M, and 2.3O, 435 and 7.30 P NJ On Sundays
At 7.SO A. N. and 2.$O and 7;30 ?. N. The sos
from Baltimore, and the $40 4. NJ. and $50 P NJ.
trains from Washington, stop at way points. The
7;g5 A. NJ from BALTIMORE, and the $40 A. NJ. from
washington connect with trains the Annapolis
road. Through trains for Annapolis also leave Bal
nmore at 800 4. NJ. and P NJ, and leave Annapo-
lis at 54O and 73O A; M. and $40 P. NJ. for Balti
more. stopping at all way stations north of the
For further information tickets of every kind, &c.
ton or at the Ticket Office, W, P. SMITH,
| ,o, Master of Transportation.
L. M. COLE. General Ticket Agent. ja9-tr
Es @ Sjs.s NEW ARRANGEMENT.
| PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTI-
MORE RAILROAD.
On and after Sunday. January g. the trains will
| leave President Street Depot as follows, viz:
| at S.25 A. NJ
| Express Train for New York only at go AN.
Express Train for Philadelphia and Now York at
| Ito P. NJ.
Accommodation Train for Havre de Grace and in
4 termediate Stations at 40 P. NJ.
| 635 P. NJ.
Express Train for New York at $50 P. NJ; express
! train for Philadelphia at $40 p. NJ.
| The above Trains leave daily except Sunday
ON SUNDAYS.
For New York at $40 P. NJ. and for Philadelphia
! at 925 P. N.
| For Salisbury. and intermediate points on Della
ware Railroad, take 9.25 ?. NJ. train and for Dover
| Delaware. take the Ito ?. NJ. train
| . VIM. CRAWFORD,
| 1eL-u | Agent.
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Flremen's insurance Company.
oFFICE ON THE NORTHEAs' CORNER OF SOUTH AEp,
SECOND fTREETs.
lnsures against loss or damage by fire on all de-
scriptiOns Of property within the limits of the city
HENRY P. DUHURST
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS :
MEDICAL.

m22-lawtft = MARSHALL WINCHESTER,
Secretary.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
Union Fire insurance. Company
OF BALTMGRR,
m - SECOND SrluRsr Nnrl, EIdA

Maryland Fire Instance Company
OF BALTIMORE.
Have removed their Office for he present to the
N. ". CORNER OF SECOND sTREr AND TRIPOU-T's
ALLEY.
NEXT TO THEIR NEW MARBLE BUILLNG,
OPPOSITE THR PSroFFICR.
This Company, having an ample capital, instes OF
all kinds of property in the cry and country Larg'
lines on Merchandise and Other property, insed b,
the year or short time on faDrable terms; 81 Per
ps:&at Policies granted whenrequested.
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Administering.
P. SIT is respectfully requested that all persons
that may be embraced in the foregoing notice of the
administrative of the late Henry Winter Davis, as
claimants or debtors, to exhibit the same to
JOHN B. MORRIS,
la90-1aulUs No % Mulherrv straat
The New York herald., 1866-05-19

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new HAyEN, Nay l7-Ar bngs Ssuvl.ss Beuns ,ay, Maya,
cis1i NYerf sid bark Robert Suns sBr Baker eusOoei
sEa :ss1. NJ. siHsTs
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sssrnss Mas.n Ps%;SsEs. SSso.x Mayo; X%s,.s.
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Backsyie st Waichman Idsr Eia.bethport; cais,a,
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Ellsworth for do Orion, Hart Macas for do; Caroline O.
pomroy Calais tor do Below, at Quarantine, brig Active
| (Br), from Havana
IsthArr steamer Dinso Sherwood Nyork; Sunderland.
PR0vIpENcE May l7Arr schr Mindoro, Higgns. Phla-
s sS sAi HcUpe s s @ f' an ase
Matte Holmes, Tapey. do; seanower, Chase, Elizabeth
Shsssophsr ColumbSs Potter nassrsraw % Jsmss lanes Lucy
do; Cinderells, Lewis do: Edward Mken, do; sloops
Translation. Hawkins. Elzabethport; Andrew Johnson
RICHMOND May l7-sld schrs Edward sladc Drake.
NYork; Cohn, Williams, Boston, Sedons Simpson, do
via Claramont
San Juan; bark Brgnardello, Mazzini. Genoa.
Daren.
lshmBslow steamer Tacouy, Temple. from cruise;
brig Winfield, Rogers. Liverpool
WILMINGTON, NC. May l6-Ar brig West, Hutchins,
Boston; schr John T Williams, Lyman NYork.
l6h-Arr Tolfair Dean NYork: brig Al
tavelA, Reid do. CID brig Memeaug Lank Barbados and
market; schrs Bearse, Bearse. Beaufort NC and
Brown, Adams NYork. 's0s
The New York herald., 1866-05-19

calculations OF ordinary prudence hatred intense
70 send Ishmen sugng up against her seried ranks
under circumstances which would insure their de-
straction rather than her punishment Far different IL
are 70 the full OF their power acquiring for the
Irish character II IL neither that Of bravery, NOR
which Il would be most accurately described.
From the above extracts from the leading paper in
Ireland Mr. Editor 1t will be seen that the sentiments OF
the Irish population in America who endorse the
policy Of the senate shared by the people OF Ireland
am personally gratded this indication that my efforts
serve my native land appreciated by large and
Intelligent portion of the people Of Ireland. -t-.
THOMAS W. sWEENY, s. OF w., FB.