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passengers.

P0ssen& ersa
Per steamship saragossa, for New York-Dr Thos
Stuart, Mr. and Mrs MCDONALD, James Bennett, Mrs
Q Peasman and children, 81 Brightman, William
steerage. ..
Per steamer City Point from Palatka. via Jackson
vile, Fernandina and Savannah Miss McNelty
Judge Hacke't, Cruikshanks and lady, Douglass
Martin, Bishop Wightman John Garfield, Jr, speer,
G w Rowse, NJ Quinn, d Gleason, e Il Sibley
Ouked edouk, Underhills. Foster, Z Adams, Il
Scott, MISS Scott, Hoskins shaw. Mr. Mitchell and
daughter, Col Williams, Captain Coxetter, and 20 on
deck.
Per steamer st Helena. from Edisto and Rockville
g A Douglass, w Bailey, simpson, Mrs Seabrook
and Is on deck.
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Railroa6s.
SOUTH CAIeULIN
GENERAL supERINIENDE

GENERAL SUPERINIENDEhT'S OFFTCE,l
CHARLESTON, s. c.. March 90, 1853.
nN AND AFTER SU4 DAY, MARCH 29TH, TIE
~ PASSENGER TRAINS of the South Carolina
Railroad will run as follows
FOR AUGUSTA.
leave Cnar!eston ...... o3e A. NJ.
Connecting with trains for Mont omcry. Memphis.
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery and
Grand Junction.
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston c. go A. NJ.
Arrive at Columbia. SO p II.
Connecting with Wilmington and Mancheaer .il-
road, Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad and
Camden train.
FOR CHARLESTON.
Leave % augusta A. NJ
Arrive at Charleston... ....... g. 10 p M.
Arrive at Charleston. n...................3.lU P. III.
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS
SUNDAYS ExCEPTED.l
Leave Cnaricston. ~ f. NJ
Connecting with trains Tor Memphis, Sashville
and few Orleans, via Grand junction.
Leave Augusta a. 10 P. NJ.
ArTlVe at ChnfIeston. 400 A. Nj.
COLUMBIA NIGHT IMPRESS.
tsUNDAYs ExCEprED.)
Leave Charleston. p VI.
Arrive at Columbus. .620 A. NJ.
Columb ba Railroad.
Leave Columbia. p nj.
Arrive at Charleston. a. N.
StMMERVILLE .KAIN.
Arrive at Summerve. Observation-Disclosures. SIC :? N.
Leave Summerville. .72t A. NJ.
az -'' - olA''' SAMDEN BRANcu. o. 4"
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturaays.
Leav. Kingville. .2.2l r III.
Arri' e at Camden. 800 r NJ.
leave oam9on. a. NJ.
lSignedl. Il. L. PEAKE,
April 20 General superintendent
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Alqure. James
ALBRIGHT, Emil
Bailey, Henry
Brighton, w
Bailey, George
(col'd)
Baker, Capt Ben.
janin
Barnwen, Edwd
Binns, Joseph
Birdor, Louis
Bland, John p
Blakly, Ed ward
Booth, w J
Bonneaux, j Nj
Bonniface, Mas
ter f
Boyd, John
Bryce, Robert
Brunson, VIM 1
Browne, Harry 7
Brown, w II
Brown, Nelson
Brown. Prince
lcol'd)
Bruins. James j
CarrOu, nov O8
r
Carney, John
Carr. 8 G
CLARK. VIM E
Clark, Dol Wn.
p
Conock, M O
Colclough, Ruff
fus Preston
Croghan, Frank
Croseley, Chas
Cutler, W g
Cuferd, George
Cunningham,
Henry A
Davis, Cohen
Co
Davis, Chas w
Davy, James
(cel'd)
Darby, Fredk
Edets, William
(col'd)
Egg, Edward
y Elliott, Ezra T
Evans, b O
Eavsns, Mr.
Flores, Sr d
Francis
Fleming, Ste.
phen
Frazier, John
Eraser, Capt ia
Fuller, Samuel
Fuller, Master
R0bt M
Cant, Henry
Gary, John
Ganlen, Peter I
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wOMEN,R7LIsT.
Adams, Mrs P n Giles, Rcxana +
InXQn1ar Ton snroin Cy,oo,,

Adams, Mrs P 3
Alexander, Jen-
ME
Allston, Margaret
Andrews, Jane A
Barr, Mary A
Burris, Margaret
Baker: Laura
Barker. Miss L
Benjamin. Mrs q
Bethune, Martha
Bennit, Mary
Bee, Rosa
Bell, Miss A
Blake, Jane
Bleinjohan, ,Saraf
Blakely, Miss n
Benens, Miss e
Boiler. Mrs B
Boylston. Eliza
Boone, Hagar
Brelaud, Miss G
BRsster. Mrs I
brlSlan, mary
Braboy, Mary
Bryan, Miss AZ
Brickly, Miss E
Butler. Mrs l.
Burkmyre, Mar,
Burk, Mrs T
Cammer. Miss I
Callaghan, Miss
Chapman, Miss
V
Chambers, Sallie
Cold, Mary
Cole, Eliza A
Chapman, Miss
V
Comming, Mary
Orum, Julia
Lalgletsh, Miss
NJ A
Devigas, Mrs M
Daily, sarah
Donnelly, Mrs E
Dunn, Mrs
Easterby, Maria
Eberhardt, EN-
ma
Ellis, Mrs B
Entlemann, Miss
A
Farrell, Miss Nj
Fehan, Annie
Finley, Mrs Johr
Frager, Kate
Frost, Anna L
Frost, Anu r
Carrot, Mrs j
Gatson, Mary 7
Gibbes, Miss P {
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ATLANTIC AND GUEv' RAILROAD.

L
hs~@rsss.SNIaSm
tEIz : SE - " q C
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
GENIAL sUPER1NIENDLNT's oFFIcE)
ATLANTIC AID GULF RAILROAD.
SAVANNAH, CCI OBElt %, 1868.
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1,
~ TRAINS ON THIS ROAD Will run as follows,
commencing with z. M. Train:
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Savannah Sundays exceptcJ) at y 90 III
Arrive at Live Oak at. ~
Arrive ut Jacksonville at. = 80 A M
Leave Jacksonville tsundays exccped) at. ~ 15 M
Arrive at Savannah tMondays exceptedj at. g ooA
DAY TRAIN.
Leave Savannah Sundays excepted) at......1 0OAM
Arrive at Live Oak at. t.....................680 80PM
Arrive at Jacksonville at. SCAM
Arrive at Tallahassee at........... 57AM
Leave cambridge Sundays exec pted) at....s ooRM
Leave Quincy at. ~ ~
Leave Jacksonville ot.........,...........10 OF. 10 19A
Arrve ,ys a. savannah @ sundays exceptedj
Passengers to Stations west OF Lawton aud Live
Oak take Day Train from Savannah
Passengers from cambridge connect at Lawson
PASSENGERS from Tallahassee by Day Train connect
at Live Oak with Express Train for Savannah at II 40
p. M.
Sleeping Cars on Express Trains.
No change between Jacksonville and Savannah ON
Express Train.
Steamers leave St. Marks for New Orleans, Apa-
lachicola and Pensacola every FRIDAY.
leave st. Marks for Havana. Key West, Cedar Keys
and ampa every Wednesday.
Steamers leave Jacksonville for palatka, Enter.
prise and all points ON the st JOINTS River every
Sunday and Wednesday at 90 A. 81.
II. s. HAINEs.
November 2 :mo General superintepdeIt.
q ANN x,urh ES
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Consignees per Northeastern NailrOad
January 21.
n bales Cotton, las bushels Rice Hay, Mdse &c.
To Klinck Wickenberg & Co, Marshall, Jr, D Sto-
ney, Kinsman & lowell, d Aiken s. Go, Mantouo Il
Co, Frost AdQer. w Williams & Co. 81 Walter
4 Co, J Blakey. Nachman &tCo, NJ Drucker Clag-
horn, Herring & Co. Kendall q Dockery, Caldwell l.
Sons. and W B Purcell.
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COnsaAAses Pos South coroAAna lk .Al,oad
january al.
1893 bales Cotton, 141 bales Domestlcs 1877 bbls
Naval Stores, 18 cars Lumber, cars Mood, and 8
cars Stock To Railroad Agent. Pelzer, Rodgers Co.
g II Walter Co, Reeder Il Davis, L d DeSaussure
Mowry Il Go, Graeser, Lee. Smith & Co. 1hurston &
Holmes, Wardlaw Cerew, kirkpatrick & Witte, g w
Williams & Go. K Ryan, Street Bros CO. CaidweIl
n Sons; 9 Dukes & Go. w chafee & Co. A J sa-
linas, Aiken Co. Dowlng & Co. Jenninga &
Co. B Sloan. Willis & Chsolm, Bullwinkle &
Go. Johnston, Crews Co, w Ryan, Brod,e & Co,
and w Williams.
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*Overland to manufacturers
NoTE.-We have deducted from New Orleans
1899 bales Upland. from Mobile sOo5 bales. from
Savannah 3748 bags Sea Island and 80. bales Up
land-and from Charleston 1922 bags Sea Island and
1853 bales Upland, the quantities received at those
ports from NJ obile, Flsrida Texas and Savannah.
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Cleared for this Port.

Cleared for this Port.
stsamship James Adger. lockwood. New York Jan 10
Brig Cecilia, Bistrup at Liverpool Jan ~''
Sahr Constitution, Smith. at New York Jan 10.
sshr sshr ex Y9ps at New ~ fpr
ShiPnevvs by Telegraph.
SAVANNAH, January 21.-Arrived-schr Valentine.
Woods Hole.
Cleared-steamship Roxana Liverpool; North
Conservative, Boston.
LIST OF VESSELS
OP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS P0ha
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL
Steamship Golden Horn, Blackiin, sailed, Dec 26
British brig Cecilia. Bistrup cleared Jan
Inc Edlth wheeler, up. p......................J Jan 2
HAvRE
Ship Pacific Foss, cleared red..............De Dec 90
HAVANA.
British brig Baltimore, vanello up Jan
MATANzAs.
spanish brig Pastora, -, sailed. ........Dec2 %
CARDENAs.
British brig VIM NASH, Mcbride, up. Jan
MEsTIC.
SALEM, MASS
schr Simmons, Godfrey, sailed. jan 2
BOSTON.
Schr Sarah Hammond Wiley, up. len q
Schrs 4 L Corson, Brown, cleared Jan s
wIsCAssET ME.
Schr Ataanta, Lebby. sailed Dec 10
PROVIDENCE, KI
schr Eva johnson, Johnson sailed Jan 13
SEW yORB.
steamship james Adger- Lockwood. cleared Jan 10
Schr Franklin. Swain, up. Jan IA
Schr SSi Smith, Iooker, up. Jan 10
Brig BLACK Swan, Rodgers, cleared. Jan
Schr W Maitland, Laighton, cleared. Jan 7
Schr Lilly, Francis, Cleared. jan 18
Sehr Constitution, Smith. cleared. ........J Jan 10
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Albert l lhomas. Rodgers, cleared..... Dec 81
Schr Alex Young, Young, cleared. ........ Jan Is
Schr Charles Page. Doughty, sailed. ... Dec IS
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey cleared. .... Jan 20
schr Ada A Andrews, Robbins, cleared 49, Jan 10
Schr Edward Kidd.r, -, sailed Jan 10
Schr West Dennis, -, sailed. Jan 10
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sAvANN NAH AND CHARLEsTON RAIL
ROAD.
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sMarine News.

Port OF Charleston. january as.
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EVENING Observation-Disclosures TUESDAY JUNE 1869

the whole expedition put to sea, the Gt3at
Eastern paying out the cable with ease a1d
rapidity.
Dispatches received from on board the steamer
show that the work is going on without inter-
ruption.
MADRID, June 21.-Tbe official reading of the
new Constitution in many places was answered
with republican cries. Slight disturbances have
occurred at Ferrol, Leon, and Ponteyedra, but
were promptly suppressed.
grand Republican demonstration will be
made here tomorrow, i'm honor of the victories
of the revolution of &C. The National Pantheon
will be inaugurated.
The remains of the illustrious Spaniards win
be conducted through the streets with appro-
pirate ceremonies
Disturbances are apprehended, which the
Government is taking precautions to prevent.
General PeZuela has been taken to Cadiz, where
he will be tried by court-martal.
BERLIN, June 21.-The Zollverein Parliament
having rejected the proposed tax on petroleum,
Count Bismark declared the Presidency of the
Iollverein would not consent to any revision of
the actual duty unless the Chamber reconsdered
its action. The duty on sugar passed. The scs-
sion closes on Tuesday.
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1917.
Chief Justice Chase is in Richmond.
The New York Scheutzenfest commence
yesterday.
Yesterdays internal revenue receipts were
$1,O32 600.
The Reading Times has been enlarged, and
issued in q new dress.
"A Conservative Republican Convention
meets at jackson, Miss, tomorrow.
Secretary Fish is urging the commencement
of negotiations to improve trade with Canada.
The Board of Aldermen of New York have
passed resolutions of regret at the death of
Henry j. Raymond.
-Colored citizens have been placed on the
Grand and Petit Juries of the United States
Courts at Washington.
The Cheyenne Indians are fighting the rail-
road men on the route of the Kansas Pacific
Railroad, between Sheridan and Denver.
Direct navigation between st. Louis and
Liverpool is to be experimental upon An ocean
steamship is to be loaded soon at st. Louis
Last night the sleeping apartment of E..
Raymond, at Cambridge, Mass, was entered by
thieves, and $4,000 in silver and United States
bonds stolen.
"A ferry-boat ran into and sunk gig belong
ing to the United States steamer Mohican, on
Friday last, in San Francisco Bay, and Midship-
man w. ii, Sewers was drowned.
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of Sicily 9th inst.
Barque Anna, Nelson, hence. at stettin 4th inst
,Barque Malvine DegneT, Sprenger for Philadelphia,
cleared at London 9Th inst
Barque Island Queen, Brooks, hence for Antwerp at
Flushing Sth inst.
Brig LsonaTd Myers, Hicks, "a days from Palermo
Brig Eta NJ Tucker Tucker from Cienfuegos for Port
land, Me, spoken 18th inst. lat 35 5 long 70 a.
Brig Samuel Welsh, from Cow Bay for New York, sailed
from Holmes Hole 18th inst.
Brig Altavela Thompson, hence at Mayaguez Sd inst
Schrs Ihos Booz, Somers, from Boston and Abbe Pit
sailed FROM Holmes Hole 18th inst.
Schrs Ethan Allen, Blake, from Gardiner, and Mary
hhey, Riley, from Boston, both for Philadelphia, at
Holmes Hole p. NJ 18th inst.
Schrs Fanny Keatng Daniels, hence for Gardiner, and
" n warren, Warren, hence for Boston, at Holmes
Hole A. NJ, 18th inst.
Schr Anthea Godfrey Godfrey, 20 days from Apalachi
cola, at New York yesterday.
Schr Revenue Rogers, hence at Fall River 18th inst.
schr Charles Mccarthy Barclay, at Buenos Ayres 26th
Schr belmont, Gales for Philadelphia, cleared at Ha-
vana 18th inst-before reported cleared 3D.
Schr William, Clubhouse. from Martinique sailed from
St Thomas 9Th inst for Philadelphia.
Schr Sarah j. Thomas Arnold, from Boston for Pha-
delphia, at New York Goth inst.
instant.
Schr Naiad Queen Dion, hence at New York Goth inst
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Oeia information has been received that from the LIST
of Cape Bianco near Porto Ferrajo Elba
The buoy is white, eutmounted by red ball, and is
moored IN ga fathoms about 800 yards north OF the point
of Cape Banco.
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Eoreign Annirs.

LONDON, June 21.-The announcement of the
death of Mr.. Raymond creates a feeling of sOr-
row. The Pal Mall Gazette eulogizes Mr.. Ray
mond as Journalist, and says his death creates
a gap which cannot be filed The Telegraph
says:-'In private life he was amiable courteous,
loyal, and hosptable and beloved by all men
while opposed to many in politics"
LONDON June 21.-In the House of Commons
Sir John Grey asked if there was any reason to
apprehend further troubles in Ireland, and ii Jhe
military force in that country was to be strength
ened
Mr.. Fortescue Chief Secretary for Ireland,
stated that the Government was informed that
Johnston prominent Orange leader in ireland,
had called meeting to celebrate the 18th of
July. This was not an act of hostility to the
Government, but the practice Of increasing the
military force in Ireland about the time of this
anniversary was never more necessary than in
the present year.
In the House of Lords, Earl Grey gave notice
that he should move to omit in the Irish Church
bill that portion of the preamble which provides
that the property or proceeds of said church
shall not be held or applied for the maintenance
of any church or clergy or other ministry, or for
teaching religion.
LONDON, June 21.-It is reported that the
Cambridge men will withdraw from the match
with the Harvard Club.
LONDON, June 2l.-The Royal Thames Yacht
Club regatta came OFF to-day. The course was
from the More to Dover.
Twelve yachts sailed, starting at 8'55 A.. M
By time and allowance the Julia won the frs
prize, and the Egerla the second prize. The
Cambria was sixth.
BREsT, June 2l.-A banquet was given OF
board the steamship Great Eastern last night
Toosts were given in honor of the Emperor
Napoleon. Queen Victoria, and President Grant
and to the union of France, England, and Anne
At an early hour this morning the shOre-lin,
and deep-sea cable were sPieed, and at daylgh
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Mrs; s, JOHN DREws ARCH STREET
Business Agent and Treasurer Joseph d. Murphy
sn0oo.,d m Mr. R. JOHN q. DoNNEILY, ~
%EDNEsbt%pSS tpS EVE RyFS gTSss Of & &phSssoIPha s
have % eEeesay ds5S to thank hank the
vices many Of whom win 10 pSe 'n0sg oon S
%sSboTq Their thanks NS%s' SFS due 9eysrsee. ,c Mel viii
hG vi Sd in 5 Rs snSSs Sg tenders
MISS SUSAN G4 6hERH T2N c6MPATS%S 6NP TS%SEic ENGLISH
Miss Blanche Gallon, Mr. Thomas wn,~r.
Mr. Mr. f. + FEGMsSsSs MSossy, Mr M & Rosr,p 3 worth.
Mrs Frank Mordaunt , - 90 Frank Moran, -
oARNcRosSss' ROSS / I. DIxEY's ii 2f9S|%M %MHfNsrRELs.
GdRS f6d b. Opening W ii 33sSSHestFS 3eS sot
TGf iTfs5TFSs 9RS5TSs {ES 2Rf5iiP FFi25S$s
t5tsehsn with introduced songs Miss Susan Cation
MIR K KiELtEiiifRR in Da' a Solo. 6So"''' +" n'inn
LOVE oESlSrs M sSS SCqRwyedMieattiafi am dMieat,tiaficnv
Adolphus Iatherum,
Stuart Robson, e
MR.. GHakREs MitR jTiist6Gs 6RoRrNs. &
'Ip'ns VIE " SaS SESfG9 fi2Fo the 'ar'
QARSGF6say 4siissS5 sy NB BlEETS St2GgMk
ana the les SfSRGSP pE6% h9fHSES f2PSEfS entitled
Giraaer Blind BcgrSf ,Vues. Miss Blanche Galton
SEATS 6psP sRqSREP Dlg from At EE t6 B9T 9EFIoh r.
Commence at precisely.
WALNUT ST. THEATRE. BEGINS ATs:
w THIS Cruesdayl EVENING June %,
of Dion Bcuocautss eToS and NIGT 6It 80
sn.~n 49, D.. ARRAHNAPoGUE.
With Song Wearing Of the Sof Green" re- NJ "%0D0nO0sn
With Songs 6usha and Sc% G'f ny HIoSa TcSa
FoInnyo, Fanny P9yer @a Mrs Charles waleOt
BSSmsh MoCoS ERSres ! IS Cb MaIfos
Feeney W. ii. Bailey
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"A phenomenon Of a most extraordinary
nature has lately been Witnessed by the in
habitants of the borders Of the Caspian Sea.
This huge salt lake is dotted with numerous
islands which produce yearly large quantity
of naptha, and it is no uncommon occurrence
for fires to break out in the works and burn
for many days before they can be extin-
guished. Early last month, owing to some
subterraneous disturbances, enormous quan-
titles of this infammable substance were pro-
jected from the naptha wells, and spread over
the entire surface of the water, and becoming
ienited, notwithstanding every precaution,
converted the whole sea into the semblance Of
a gigantic flaming punch bowl, many thou
sands of square miles in extent. The fire
burnt itself out in about forty-eight hours,
leaving the surface strewed with the dead
bodies of innumerable fishes Herodotus
mentions tradition that the same phenome-
non was once before observed by the tribes
jnbabiting the shores Of the Caspian Sea.
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CLFARED YESTERDAY.

Steamer II. L. Gaw Her, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr
Barque Blair Athol Haines, Cork Falmouth, f. A Sou
der Co.
sehr E, G. Willard, Parsons Portland, j. Romme Jr
Bro
Schr Morning Light, Ireland New London, do.
Schr Gilbert Green, Westcott, Lynn, do
Schr Lady Emma, Whitaker, Bridgeport, do
Schr GlenwoOd, Lawrence, Lynn, do.
Schr Morning Star, Lynch, Ansonia Conn, do
Schr Aid, Smith, Beverly, do
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A RARE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

A RARE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
For sale THE STOCK, FIXTURES, AND GOOD
WILL of a FIRST-CLAsS BOOK STATIONERY,
AND NEWS DEPOT, having the AGENCY OF ALL
THE PHILADELPHIA and New York Daily Papers,
Weekes, ETC., and selling about ONE THOUSAND
PAPERS DAILY, also doing an EXTENSIVE STA
TIONERY, BLANK BOOK, LITHOGRAPHING,
PRINTING, WALL p PER AND WINDOW
SHADE TRADE so SURE A BUSINESS would
not have been relnquished but that the proprietor
has engagements abroad The most uneXceptiona-
BILE references can be given to some of the best
houses in Philadelphia handsome three-story
brick dwelling house is attached to the store the fur
niture of which can be purchased very reasonable,
or the building will be disposed Of If desired HAY-
ING BEEN ESTABLISHED THIRTEEN YEARS,
AND TIE CLOSEST ATTENTION PAID TO IT.
THE ORDER PORTION ALONE or THE TRADE
Is A GOOD BUSINESS IN ITSELF.
Apply to JOHN GREIG,
6E Chester, Pa.
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ARRTVFD YFSTFRDAY.

Steamship Norman Crowe 46 hours from Boston, with
mdse and passengers TO H. Winsor Co ON Morris LIS
toms, schr j j. Spencer from Oardenas, coming up
Steamer d. Utley, Davis "a hours from New York, with
mdse TO w. M. Baird & Co. ~
Br barque Caledonia Wilson, Is days from Trinidad,
with molasses to S. w. Weishvesse TO Workman Co.
Special Despatch 10 The EDening Telegraph.
HAvRE DE GRACE June 22.-Oanal boat Priscilla, with
lumber to H. Croskey, lett here for Philadelphia this
morning.
Correspondence Of The Epeaing Telegraph.
EASTON q MCMAHON'S BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE June 2l.-Six barges leave tonight
National with saitpetre, for Wilmington.
X. j, Chard, with birthstone, for philadelphia.
q. 7, Hier, with salt, for Philadelphla
A. V. McKeel, with iron, for Chester. - -
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, June 2l.-The following
barges leave in tow tonight, eastward - 49,, -
Mary X NJ L. Wilcox; NJ Bartlett; Jane Elliott; Velo
opede; VIM. Avery; l.. Rover; Sarah Hummel Oharles
Alex Toms Mary Debrel and r. Abbe all with coal for
New York.
Boats ID. w. O. Stephens and Late and Early got OIL in
addition to those reported yesterday.
Ship Theone Helmers for Philadelphia entered out at
Ship Kosmos. Ellefseu hence for Rotterdam, was of
Portland 9th inst.
Ship TusoarOra Rowland, for Philadelphia entered out
at Liverpool 9Th inst
Ship H. southard. Ross for Philadelphia entered out
at Liverpool 7th inst.
s,esn ship W. Eveman, Snyder. hence, at Charleston
yesterday.
10Th inht for London.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine NerOs see FRS

For additional Marine Netos see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY.
Sun RISES .429 Moon SETS. 33
sun SETS. HIGH WATER. l22
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
HENRY WISsoR,
GEORGE N. ALLEN, COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH.
GEO. MORRISON COATES
, 1869-05-05
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Expiration ef the License Liquor
E.nw-Prohlb1tfon to be Enf0rGed-
TEcpAF.ttioxlt for Resistance on tho
Part of Liquor Dcnlczx-Ss1tcidc OF
n school Roy-ArreSf OF nm Ohio
EorEcEs
Bos1oA, Nay 1.-The Oil uauoz license law ex-
Vtrcd Saturday, and the 0n1cera Of the State Con-
stabulalJ went around and informed aI liquor
dealers that they must close their places forth
liowereF. and the baT-ruoms are open to-day. as
usual. Prosecution will probably be commenced
Mt carly day, and the result will be fhst all the
uuhEic drinking s2]oous Will be closed Rnd the clltI
rocTns OF 4 few years since revived
Thona8 Norton, who carried on small drink
ing rlace At the Highlands, was 50 excited when
informed that he mast eesse bis pus1aesa' thai he
| The liquor tealcIB and hotel propHctors, to the
aA1reer o1 G7e to FIX hundred. he;a q meeting at
| the Parker House yesterday afternoon 70 consider
! what action to take In reference to the threat
| *Erd enforcement Of the Froa!hitors Ian. The
complimentary sllus:ons were made to tue
| Legislature. 1t was decided not to reAist
the law, a. body, hut individually. 1t
is!sely nearly cscry dealer ri!l esade the law M or
| formation OF q new political party .. once, It's
chief purpose to he to secure mUre liberal leatss-
.:nn on the lIl1or and other questions and Cosn.
mittce vas appointed to tase preliminary steps In
EoEToS, May +-Frsnk F. Cheney aczl is sears
| and d Son nt highly respected parents IN North
Andorer. shot himself dead Yesterday morning
His father had required him to apologize to NJ!
have induced the rash act.
BOSTON, May 4-pent Drake, alas Hentea, wA!
arrested IN Worcester, yesterday. and brought 4
1Io5ton. charged With obtaining Bs.$,}l from ta'
First National tank ot St. Clalrsve, Ohio, by for
eefT The accused witt be sent to Ohio for trial
On Tequsitiou Of The Governozof that State.