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The Shasta courier., 1869-07-31
Lorenzo Dow's strategem.

1t is said that one time, when Lorenzo
Dow preached under spruce pine in South
Carolina, he announced another appoint
ment for preaching in the same place on
that day twelve months. The year passed,
and as Lorenzo was entering the neigh
borhood the evening preceding his appoint
ment, he overlook colored boy who was
blowing long tin horn, and could set
forth blast, with raise and swell and ca
dence, which walked the echoes of the dis
tant hills.
Calling aside the blower, Dow said to
HIM: What is yonr name, sir?
My name Gabriel, sirp' replied
the brother in ebony.
Hill?" D-'- " - u :"
Yes, massa Use been dar MANY a
time"
"Do you remember big spruce pine
tree on that hill?"
Oh, yes, .massa, | knows dat pine"
Did you know that Lorenzo Dow had
an appointment to preach under that tree
tomorrow p
Oh, yes, massa, everybody knows dat"
Well, Gabriel, | am Lorenzo Dow:
and ifyou'll take yonr horn and go to-mor
row morning and get up into that pine tree,
and hide among the branches before the
people begin to assemble, and wait there
until | call your name, and then blow such
a blast with your horn as | heard you blow
a minute ago, I'll give you dollar. Will
you do it, Gabriel?"
Yes, massa, takes dat dollar"
Gabriel, like Zaccheus, was hid away
in the tree top, in good time An immense
concourse of persons, Of all sizes and colors,
assembled at the appointed hour, and Dow
preached on the judgement of the last day.
BY his power of description, he wrought
the multitude up to the opening of the
scenes of the resurrection and grand assize,
at the call of the trumpet peals which were
to wake the nations. "Then," said he,
" suppose, my dear friends that this should
be the hour? Suppose you should hear,
this moment, the sound Of Gabriels trum-
pet p Sure enough, at that moment the
trumpet of Gabriel sounded. The women
shrieked, and many tainted the men
sprang up, and stood aghast; some ran;
Others fell, and called for mercy; and all
felt, for time, that the judgement was
set, and the books we're opened Dow
stood and watched the driving storm till
the fright abated, and some one discovered
the colored angel who had caused the alarm,
quietly perched on limb of the old spruce,
and wanted to get him down and whip him,
aud then resumed his theme, saying: 81
forbid all persons touching that boy up
there If a colored boy with tin horn,
can trighten you almost out of your wits,
what will ye do when ye shall hear the
trumpet thunder of the archangel?' How
will We be able to stand in the great day of
the wrath OF God 2" He made very eff
fective application
The Shasta courier., 1869-07-31
COUNTY COURT.

c. c. Bush, Judge.
TERxs-First Monday in January, May an
September.
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l.. r. FISH Err, 20 g. 81 New Mer-
chants Exchange, is our only authorized Agent in
San francisco. For Eastern Advertising, Mr.
Fisher is represented by S. M Pettengill d Co.
of New York and Boston.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
1rLEGaApulc NEWS ITEMS.

Weston has come to stop in his walk westward
for want OF funds. He has been in Buao over forty
eight hours.
TWO men were killed and three more seriously in
ured yesterday afternoon by the explosion OF blast
on the Fonda, Johnstown and Gloversville IN. VI
Railroad.
It's reported that william @. Balch TreasurerSof
the James Steam Mills of Ncwburyp0rt, Mass, Is O
defaulter to the amount Of some $4,000. The di-
rectors have accepted Balch's resignation. After
the work IN progress Is finished the mills win De
stopped and thorough investigation will be made.
In Manchester suburb Of Richmond, Va, on
Sunday night james Rogers. o respectable citizen,
was shot dead by sam Willis. whom he had OF dered
from his lot few hours before. Willis was arrested.
The great skating match between Miss Maggie +.
Elwood OF Brookvile, Canada and Miss Nellie Dean,
or chicago, at the Buffalo Rink yesterday afternoon,
resulted In favor Of the formnr. Score ~ to -.
BENJAMIN b. WHEY and his daughter, aged nine-
teen years. passed through st. Louis last SATURDAY
en- route TO Memphis, scotland county, No. TO stand
their trial on the charge OF numbering an infant
child two years ago. the child being the fruit
OF incestuous intercourse between the father and
DAUGHTER.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, Feb %, 4:30
r. M.-United states nve.twenty bonds closed quiet
Stocks steady; Erie, Ak.
4.30 p. M. The marker closed firm. MtddlinR up
lands, 12d.; middling orleans, 12kd. The sales Of
the day are estimated ~ IL, 900 bales.
HAvRE C0rr0N MARKEr-HAvRB, Feb. a.
Evening.1he cotton market closed active for stock
on spot and to arrive. Low middlngs, to arrive,
quoted 1881. 1891.
LIVERPOOL BRKADsruFrs MARKEr.-LIvRRroor,
Feb. 22Evening. Corn, 32s 3D. per quarter for old
mixed western.
LIvRRrooL PRODUCE MARKEr--LvERPooL, Feb
22--Tallow, ASS. ID. per cws
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr-LIvERroOI,F Feb.
22.-Pork is dull and unchanged.
LONDON PRoDuCK MARKET.--LONDON, Feb. a.
Linsecd, sos. Linseed oil, cas- Gas 5s. per ton.
Sugar. 3os I'd. per cwt for No. II Dutch standard on
the spot, and 3Oa. Sd. anoak
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANrwERP, Feb. 22.-Pctro-
lcum easier, at 57kf. for standard white
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MEXICO.

Further Particulars Of tho Disgrnceful State
Of Affairs M the CapitaI-ActiOn Of General
ROsccrnns.
HAVANA, Feb. "a, 1859.
Further advices from Mexico represent disgrace
full state OF Affairs 81 the capital Lerdo dc Tejado
% reported to be against progress. Foreigners e.
pecialy Americans are strongly Of the opinion that
the government IL imbecle; that Ministers are cor
countries.
General Rosecrans had attempted to influence the
government TO take measures for the improvement
which he looks upon as In o suffering condition
IL was reported that Englishmen and Americans
are negotiating IN the United States for the payment
or the English claims. the United States to take Mex
ican territory IN consideration thereof.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
ARRIVALS.


REPoRrBp By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship cuba tBr, Noodle Liverpool Feb g. via Queens
town IN, with mdse and passengers 70 Cunard Exps
css
:sms aal fM e G, q % aalon'. steamer. bound
ss.%;hg Alls%...ls iSSSS wassa asnsSIE r:s Z.
Hs Ts Is:s
sage FEB IL lat % y! lon 81 passed French s.saer
sSnd o% L.pos & = x IL s e . s. ion a,s
sr'G = New Tor
Steamship Main NG Won oserendorp Bremen via south.
smpton FEB with mdse and passensers % oeirichs Co.
ssss%ssip Cen Grant quick New Orleans Feb H. ana shs
bar 18th fm with mdse and passengers % Frederic Baker
nesa winds ana iog al me wAs dsanea
Steamship Flss Holman, rsrnsndna, days IS hours,
ss.m:.c 2 Cen Barnes Norton Savannah Fss IS II Pm
Steamship Aibcmare Roberta Richmona Cry Point and
Norfolk With mdse and passengers 70 the Old Dominion
steamship sa5,,c, Couch Norfolk Stsh mdss and pas
sssaa.s.R hSishs Denly. washington. with mdss to
SS,: S:;y c .ss Mccarthy Washington and A'..a
steamship Fsniia, Freeman, Phsdephia, with mdss, TO
s,ssmshrp Neptune, Baker, Boston. with mdse. TO VIM
snip r wheeler Harris Bristol, Z, Dec q with railway
ssrs conrsss o s,ockou pchsy shanshss Oct a.
woo.anr sS.s, WIN sss, % wnismore tydsr Co. Passed
&c sss.ss sGs M1ss
a The Egs,or srosssd The Equator n Ion g g
MI trades 10 al Il n lon IS W and light variable winds q
at "a NJ 81 W, strong NE winds 70 as "a n lon ~ W. and
passed HAstcras VI days from the line
s S: SssF G. dis yl s 70 sss9
II s nj Al y ss
bella, hence for Cenfscgos
BARK Cordels 2f Nsw Londonh wea Galveston g DAY.:
Co. Had heavy weather north OF Haeras and split sais
Bra Bride , Brooks Cisnfuegos II days. with sugar, 70
HIS Emma Ai tof Stockton Blanchard sagua, days,
with O Go. Had north OF
HAtteras
schr Adene Hamin, Dearborn, Provdence see Dsssers
schr X 0roxisr, Nswcomb, New Haven for Virginia
schr white kock. Hayes, Southport
The report the arrival OF schr Samuel Eddy In yesser
DAYS vessel supposed TO b
her.
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prrd AtruA tBr) Mullen from Antwerp Nov u for Bos-
ton rut into prior 10th ut for provisions and
repar placed quarantine for want OF bill OF
health.
scux SAMUEL Eppy Cathcar, from Georgetown, Sc for
New York before reported on FRYING Pan shoals went on
nizht OF abe lies about mles from the point OF
Cape Fear win total loss. On Wednesday morn
ine the abandoned her and took refuge ON Smiths Isl
and beach, thev taken By the scamug Alpha,
Cart Plat carried smithvie The reported arrival OF
the Il Ii error.
srua AprliSr HANrrS ,of Bsngor), Dearborn, from
Providence for New York, towcd ashore sunkcn
Marah opposite Rancas Island, yesterday morning ~
eamtuE. during tes feg, and had orefoos Knocked or
wil come Oh =, hiea ~stcr
BsHAxx, Feb . The cnon n) Dreysr, from New York
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GEORGIA.

Meeting Of the Republican Statc Central Conn
mittee.
ATLANTA, Feb. a. 1869.
Foster Blodgett Chairman OF the state Central
Republican Committee issued call on Saturday for
the committee to assemble at Atlanta to-day. Many
Of the committee, living at distance, not able
to be present on such short notceI The meetinewas
packed ana finally broke up in confusion. Judge
Harris Colonel Bryant and DR.. Bard contended for
peace and harmony bur finally retired, leaving the
committee without quorum. convention will be
called to meet here on the 5th OF March.
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weather Along the Coa.s
Port OF KEW YoRK. FEBRUARY ss, 1869.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Purse Of vesseh arriving At this port w
please deliver packages intended for tho HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached TO Steam
Yacht nes The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine reports attend the delivery Of packages
VIII be the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting. hsid March 5 1885,
Resolved Thafon and after April l06o the Associated
Press win discontinue the collection Of ship
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimously.
~ The ONCE Of the Herald steam yachts JANIS and
JRANNKrrR whitehall slip. All communications from
consgnees the masters Of inward bound
sells Will be forwarded free Of charge.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
MAINE.

New Railroad Enterprise-Bo Of Directors
Organized.
BELFAST, Feb. %, 1859.
The Penobscot Bay and River Railroad, whose
line extends along the shore sixty miles ffom Ban
gor to Rockiand, where it connects with the Knox
and Lincoln Railroad, was organized here to-day.
A board OF directors was chosen and N. g. Hitch.
born Of Stockton late State Treasurer, elected
president. Immediate measures for building the
road are TO be taken.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
CALF oRNIA.

Tho Sacramento and San Francisco Rail-
road-Departure Of Troops for Arlzona--
Sailing Of a Steamer with Treasure.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 90 1869.
The railroad connection besweed Sacramento and
San Francisco viii be completed In time for the frst
train over the Pacific Railroad.
Eight companies Of troops will soon be forwarded
to Arizona, and the campaign against the Indians
will be pushed with vigor.
The steamship Sacramento has sailed for Panama
with 200 passengers and 1851 900 in bullion.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
NEW YORK.

Exciting Controversy In the Catholic Church
Mt Au5nrn-The Action Of the Bishop in Re-
moving the Parish Priest Forcibiy Resisted.
AUBURN. Feb. "a. 1859.
There was great excitement In the Catholic church
in this city yesterday morning. A large number OF
Catholics assembled at eight O'Clock to resist the
action OF Bishop McQuaid in removing their old pas
tor, the Rev. Thomas o'Tlaherty who has labored
among them twenty-three years, and to whom q
large majority of the Catholics OF this city are
warmly attached. The people, after assembling,
resolved themselves into meeting and unanimously
condemned the action OF the Bishop, and refused
10 permit him or his appontee, Rev. M. Kayanagh,
70 say mass. q large number pushing their way to
the altar and taking the latter by the led him
out OF the church. IL was feared that violence
would be committed on him; but by the interpos
tion OF Father o'Flaherty it was prevented. After
the Bishop and Father Kavnnagh left the church
the assembly unanimously resolved to hold another
meeting at eleven O'Clock. At that hour over loo
Catholics assembled ard passed series OF re-
solutions declaring determination TO stand
by their old pastor. strongly condeming the
action OF the Bishop and expressing their
determination no longer 70 submit TO abuses OF what
they termed a one man power In the United States
but TO appeal al 10 the ecclesiastical authorities
Ninth. Addresses made by Influential Catho-
lies, sustaining The resolutions which, on vote,
were adopted without dissenting voice. Further
trouble Is anticipated, as the meeting resolved tnat
the new pastor should not be permitted 10 occupy
the parsonage.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
ILLINOIS,.

Church Burned in Cbicano-Tho Controversy
In the Episcopal Church.
CHICAGO, Feb. %, 1850.
The Union PARK Congregational church was de-.
stroyed BY IRE last evening" The loss on the building
is $4,000 and ON the organ $4,000. Both are fuliy
insured.
Despite the protest OF Bishop whitehouse, Of this
diocese, Bishop Cummings. Of Kentucky. preached
IN thia clty yesterday. Bishop whitehouse - High
Church ana Blsnop Cummings Low Church. The
latter In his discourse last evening denounced
ltitualsm.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23

heavy BID for once BY ministering 70 Grants well
Known penchant for horseback riding and relieving
him Of the necessity Of riding In the procession
cas-a-vs with Mr. Johnson; but is d said they have
taken the proposition into serious consideration
ana Will submit u in the same spirit TO General
Grant
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
Fenian Prisoners to be Released.

Fenian PrfsOners to be Released.
LONDON, Feb. % 1869.
In the House OF Commons to-day, in reply to an
inquiry OF the cJenaor Don Mr. Fortescue said that
the government proposed to release from inprison-
ment forty-flve Fenians who were convicted OF
treason last year in England and Ireland, including
several leaders.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
GREECE.

Tho Greek Chambers Dissolved-Thc Coming
Elections.
LONDON Feb. %, 1869.
Dispatches from Athens announce that the Greek
Chambers have been dissolved and elections for
members OF the new Legislature are to be held in
May next
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
SPAIN.

Advice Of the Spanish p-sss to the PROVISIONAL
government. NF
MADRID. Feb. %, 1869.
rnspress Of the country urge upon the provisional
government the necessity Of preserving the friend
ship Of the United States.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
TURKEY.

Revocation Of Orders and DEGREES Against
the Greeks.
O0NsrASTTNoPLE, Feb %, 1859.
The DEGREES and orders recently issued by the
Sublime Porte against the Greeks have been revoked
and Turkish ports have been thrown open again to
Greek shipping
The New York herald., 1869-02-23

ANOTHER ESCAPE FROM sINo SrSG.--Nci McCrcw.
aged eighteen, convicted Of grand larceny at the
Court OF General Sessions this city, and sent to Sing
Sing prison Mar 10, 1884, 10 serve the state per Tod
Of nve years, escaped from that Institution night
before last. Tho most extraordinary efrOfts, Of
course, are being made to enoct his capture and
return.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
IRELAND.

The Fcnians Costello and Warren Set Free.
DUBLIN, Feb. %, 1862
Messrs. Costello and Warren, the Fenian prisoners,
have been set free.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
ANT. MARCH 4, 1869. COLFAX
INAUGURATION RECEPTION.
THE COMPANY OF

Is requested at the Inauguration Reception,
to be given at the United States Treasury
Building. at Washington, d. c., on the even
ing OF March 4, 1869. M
(Dancing.)
Here follow the names OF the General
COmmttJee.1
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
CLEARED.

Steamship Franccnia- Sherwood. Portlapd-J Ames.
gchf Amerfcus DAILY, Havana II Phillips 4 Sons
schrJ Woodbury., c-aig. Norfok--C y Staples.
Steamer Robt Smith, Bassler, New Haven.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
GERMANY.
~-~'@s~s>~s~s--@ '-s'-l1>--~--.|1-@--><
Another POInr Expedite

Another Polar Expedition.
BREAES, Feb. %, 1859.
Tho North German bark Bierenkorb tBcehive)
mas sailed from Bremerhaven on another Pelaf ex-
pedition.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
A Man Murdered by Rouahs In Troy.

young man named Edward Flynn was murdered
Yby roughs on the Ice while crossing the river last
night. They assaulted him with stones or clubs, frac
turing his skull. friend took HIM home and ho died
in an hour. Three CT the murderers, Thomas Nu-
gent, Michael Nickel and William Robertson, all mere
youths have been taken into custody BY the police.
The principal assalant Robert Pickett has not yet
been founu, but the onhcers are on hin trnck. The
murdered man was only twenty-five years Of age,
and worked In Burdens Iron mills.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
vessels are uable to obtain cargoes there.

Additional Adviccs from St. D0mingo-The
Province Of Cicbas In Open RebelliOu--Suc.
cesses or the Revolutionists.
HAVANA, Feb. % xo00'
Additional advices from St Dvrnngo TO
present that the republic ~as greaty agl-
tated by revolutionsry 0'"a.a'es.Os' s"csaS "nlcn
rort :, sue country. The Provice OF Crebas was In
pRpeh rebellion, and In other provinces guerilla
warfare was waged against Caez. The revolution
lists had captured the town OF Nebaiteyaba The
commandant, General La March, was killed.
The rebels were threatening the town Of Asun.
the capture0f which would give them an open sea-
port.
Late news has been received from Venezuela.
Congress had assembled and appointed provisional
president
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
THE INAUGURATION CEREMONIES
ARRANGEMENTS 1oR THE BALL.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE PROCESSION.

WASHINGTON, Feb. n, 1893.
Everybody Is talking now Of the coming inaugu-
ratonof the particulars in connection with its cee-
bration OF the grand reception and ball. OF the i'm
mense procession that Is to escort the newly In
stalled President to his residence for the next
four years. OF the Executive reception that wall
follow his entrance to that ancient manson. Of what
the President will do when he gets there, and Of
everything that bears the slightest relation TO the
great day which viii usher in the new administra-
ton and the new dispensation.
That we are to have city full Of strangers during
the week Of Inauguration is abundantiy clear. nom
the fact that the hotels are already well nlled.
and all the vacant rooms secured In advance.
That peculiar feature OF Washington which leads
visitors from abroad to suppose that the city is vast
aggiomeraton OF boarding and lodging houses Is
now quite remarkable. Almost every other house is
decorated with square Of white paper tin sign
announcing "rooms for rent" or FURNISHED rooms
with or without table board"
Even well-to-do househoiders cannot resist the
temptation Of turning penny or TWO, TO put the
thing in modest way, when all the world and his
wife rush to the federal capital to see the newly
inducted President ride to the Capitol and back. The
hard bargains these sightseers are compelled to
drive with Washington hospitality would delight the
hearts Of the sons or israel To give one example,
by way Of illustration:-A gentleman finds himself
In the streets OF Washington on the Sd Of March with
brace OF ladies, wagon load OF trunks and
bandboxes, and no definite idea as to where he
s going to lodge them but he has dollars than
sense; so he trusts that the former may extricate
him from his dilemma II the latter should fall He
observes notice OF q room for rent and begins me-
gotiations. He is told that gentleman from New
York, some other CITY, has Just engaged the room
and they had not yet found time to take down the
bill. The gentleman had indicated his willingness
to pay the price asked for three days. occupation,
but had not, in fact actually engaged the room.
The newly arrived Of course offers larger sum and
gets possession He is never troubled by the person
who had almost engaged the COON, and has secn.sa
accommodations, however inconvenien's sn'' 'AA'
be; but he pays very high for his --ls'e'
The tickets for admissir- 70 ING inauguration io-
ca,ti ana ho,, .--r Been IN the hands OF the COM
mittao tv or three days and have been going OF at
80 rate Of one hundred per day. The admission
ticket Is white printed In black, about three inches
long by two and half wide 1t bears the Words
INAUGURATION RECEPTION.
UNITED STATES TREASURY BUILDING,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
March 1, 1869.
Admit the bearer and two ladies.
Dancing.)
No. -. I'll. TULLOCK, Sec.
The ladies' invitation Is gotten up In very elabo-
rate style. The card Is about inches wide and
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
Turkish Ports Again Opened to
Greek Shipping.
ENGLAND.

Baron Lionel de Rothschiid Elected to Par
lament.
LONDON Feb. %, 1859.
Baron Lionel de Rothschild liberal, has been
elected to Parliament from London city in the place
OF MIR. Bell, conservative.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23

b. 3. T.-For an Irritated Throat, Cougd
Cold, BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs are offered.
with fullest their efficacy They have been
thoroughly tested and maintain the good reputation they
the genuine.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
WEST INDIES.

Failure 70 Negotiate . Loan with Sc.
DominGO-PrOgress Of the Revolution In
Haytt-Crop Adviccs from Porto Rico.
HAVANA, Feb. 20, 1869.
Advices from st. Domingo report that Hartrout.
the London banker. has been unsuccessful In nego-
tiating loan with Baez. and has returned to Eng
land
Dates from Port Prince state that the health Of
the city was good After the surrender OF the town
OF Acquin Sanave's troops perpetrated an indis-
crtminate slaughter. The Hayden ships OF war were
bombarding the ruins OF the towns on the coast.
Since the raising OF the blockade by the French
Admiral many vessels have arrived at st. Mares,
and the export trade OF coffee was revtving
It was reported that Cape Haytien had surrendered
to General SaQet.
An arrival from Porto Rico brings the intelligence
that heavy rains have prevented cane grinding and
planters fear that they viii be unable to make good
crop.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23

Smiths New York Pale AIe-New York.
Prize Medal awarded Paris Exposition, 1861. Pale Ala
brewery, 40 West Eighteenth street.
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out, 6sf Dryden for CORA; sshrs Dearborn end wmsa.
II. sH5 si.ss. ssss r. ~ :S
Watson. Idsas ElisaSsskpoit Iasao Bordsns Hsdvin
axLvEsroH. - S-Ansv,A. as.nsAlp zyses, Dslansys
SAILED IxA, s.s.mshp Virginia. Kennedy nYos.; b.s.. s.
Joss ne s6Ss cs:5as s'
issS srs EnSs. wss, Boston; ssir Greenland.
os;;ss ;s W. 8. sss;iHes sss: .ssf &c
rSa, ss Js:,. a. sss s s
MOBILE. Feb E-csassd. brig tB1, Eorshsus, Ha-
ssy y ds. ., r Z
5ssss Kennedy. Horsss, Liverpool; Yaney-
Ell Fsss sss s 4Ss; sa;. .:ss s:. &
sSiS i ~ S ss!s:P & sess .sss: :.s:. II. ss =
M froydsnce for Norfolt Ta!ms Uudsrvcod 90 feE hey
M ave. sos % w% sosss '18 asas g
,snuD :s1. o;sssss s.s Z, ,s;;.a,s.s ;s
ss:u F;sres. Boston for do Adams Robins 40 iar
FHfIxDEFIrHIA, Fab 20 Pn-Ar.ysa, bark. Brun.-
s. j.
s:s Js,s % ::ss c'sq:s s...
.PRoyIDEEcE, FEB n-.s.Ilsd a.samship Hunter H.r-
leans Hand, Hand Philadelphia; BENZ Stronsi Brown
and Kuh Thomas, Dodge Eizsbehport; Telegraph, Tooe
do; Abbott Lawrcnce Ober Aalantar Robbins Minqnaxs
NY0rk. NJ.
Sss :.qsA,s s.s.
Hatch Gregory Rocklsnd Below. schr Lucy D. Higgins.
san FRAECIscO, Feb . Arrived. ship. Edith Bs--
IA fhaf:s sss Lying ssnI5s1s
h coa coous caeq MaanzAs Tomss
John Baker, Miller Liverpool; bark
Forest Que Morris, Doboy schr Chss Dennis Hat
5iled-ship Chapman Norton. Liverpool barks Fran
srpooi Gsoge Johann lbrem) Steehenbauer, Brenen.
22d Arrived steamship Herman Livingston, Cheesman,
SALEM, Feb ls-sailed, srhrs Hero, Poole, NYork ste
phen Hotchkss, Hodgdon, Rockport, Ne.
21st Arrived. sc6r Isaac C0hen Hertz. Gray NYork
WILMINGTON, NC, Feb 10-Arrvsd- schr Nellie Beus
Cleared-Seamship Mary Sanford, Moore, NYork.
22d-Arr1ved, steamship Fairbanks, Hunter Nyork
The New York herald., 1869-02-23

Ruling Passion In Youth and early Manhood wh ssifhep
for the unfortunate Sent in
iopes free of charge Address PhAnsros r, Phaa-
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
SHIPPING N E w s

Almanac Tor New York...This Day.
Sun Hises ....... Al Moon sets ...morn %
Sun SETS. ........ 45 High water morn 32