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pRUSSTA.

NEW YoRK, April IA Paris letter OF March Is
states that rising in romersnaa ta about 10 occnr.
wit, the design Of extttlMg Prince Charles of
tIupenzolletn IL Is added That Prussia will resist
The tusur1cction, and that the berlin Cabinet, N
view Of the complication likely TO arise Is actively
rushing forward Its military AMI naval rrcpasa-
ti0ns letter received In Paris states that great
movement Of some eor1 Is expected by the army.
anil that the utmost ActayisJ II manifest IN all
ftrtTrtses and seaports Of the Baltic. IN the
fertryss OF Mayrucc there Is not room for single
,anror or SllIlef more.
, 1870-04-02
MISSISSIPPI

classification Of Srnutors-1tccsstEn~
t1on Of Voters Under the Amend-
E1cnt.
JACKSON, Miss, Aprtl 1.-The classification Of
Senators rrnytdcL for In the consultation has heeu
effected, half holding four years and hall two
sraYF. Six nf thc scrrn Democrats AMI ten oS fhe
twtnty-Ex Republicans were chosen far four srarS
4 ldll utrottncct yesterday, providing thr the
registration Of legal Satecs, Includes all cttlzena-
male and female, q years OF nsc.
, 1870-04-02
LOUISIANA.
TEcvcnuc Observation-Disclosures In TnHhs
Tn rfAh.

Revenue Observation-Disclosures In " nAhs
ttR TurtAhs
NEW ORLEANS, April lat a meeting Of the
United States Internal Revenue AssessnrH, yrs1er~
day. recent ruling 0f Commissioner DelAno rel2-
tive to the assessment Of tA1es nIun the sale by 3
pur1ner OF his share wRs announced Tile Com.
missioner decided that such transaction Should
moi be regarded a. sale within tho meaning O!
sln the aggregate Of sales OF such arns-
MONROE, L., April III. L. Wesucr, SleElh Of
Waah!ta Pariah, was mur!crcJ, "Wednesday night,
ly u paJtr Of Is or 81 armed tncn, who came fut
tic pur1.se OF releasing lnaI named iicauEer, ln
his custody, charged with murles, The mob a!sa
acainst Beauycr. After releasing Dtaures, the
mob fastened The door to prevent tho escape Of the
uthcr rI1soEcra and then retired.
, 1870-04-02

E5cQrInE EPannmn-Nhcrc tho Bulls
Worried md Tosscd the Rcnrs..
Getting u Monopoly OF the Trade OF
the Orient - Splcndid Speculation
for Solncbodys
, 1870-04-02

The Dcs Moline. IInP&ds Improve
1nclt.
IT, Tie E.1iier 4f The Chicago Ttibint:
STR: You have been mlsfnforncd hy your corTes
rondcns at this place In rvEazu to thu effects o
The nooa upon she Des Motncs Rsrds Improve
ment. SoAamasc has been done either to the EoF
crnmcnt or the contractors so far, and there Is NJ
grrat probability Of any, except thAt which neces
EARLY tetnta FROM ieay'ln the prosecution OF tht
wcrE. Very respectfully, your ot*eltcnt serEaht,
j. II. Wi1S0S,
Lieut. Col and 1svt. Maj Gen L. S. 4.
EEOxCE. Iowa, MarCh 81. $50
, 1870-04-02

Il. ooD In the Esux and Buckeye Insurance Com
IAu1c4 ,. .,,,,s,.,+,-
,neet,rs Of colot1d men was held to-ntEhE A
nunler Of speeches we're made. The tone Of ne
speakers generally favotsd snpposang IN ne to
rplet;rc thenselye1 The general sentiment was
4 r wss sneaK T.
ta.u ~ aac1.rrd ~ araInst htch tariff and werc ap-
nisnasd 1 Tne1 passed resolutions Of respect to re
mcmcu OF General ThonaA =,
usTnr Il Ia be elcc:o.. seldom, II cyet, hAs these
I'm So u.ueh interest In 8 cllJ Gteetian-
, 1870-04-02

NEASTEp-nY AZ ExrERIENCED GH III. enL
ts1r intt.urcntal lnnsie TtEns ?ea.3n .pt ssna
come t- the fIcaas. Adt1csa An, Unteu ssAa:o'e
. rr eff
, 1870-04-02
MAINE.

Enst Day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on
I the Pcnobscot%
| Arcrsr4. Ne, April 1.-The Governor has ap
Tic Ice u breaking Up in the Penohscot- Savl-
| ration will open 6oDn.
, 1870-04-02

plLys!CL.N.S PRACTICE ASp GOOD WILL,
doing s. l l,.:I. ~ n4., either ILL t..us+. a.a
lit q wlt4uuL A1tTl.. b. w. DAILY, Tsle. Usk Coun-
, 1870-04-02

Iscpublkcnn Nominations At Joncs~
S.uc*
JASEsynlE, April 1.--lInn. 4. l. Iarksen Was
nominated for Mayor last evening, at the Kft,utt<
can Convention The entire ticket Selected u
most excellent one, aud Wilt be ttumphani1y
ieSted flr Eth.
, 1870-04-02
The AyondnlE Mine.

snS1oS, Pa, April 1.-THE Avontale mine
vii! ne xerGe,t Nnhttay for the nrss time since
n,spts fot ventilation and TO sccure safety " the
miners have bccu maAe-
, 1870-04-02
carriage Dem noltshcd nnd Ono OF IL
n~r1,pnnts Killed.
.cr~xnnrnEc aud Ohio Cnunl.

pnor1uFxrH. Ami, LA carriage WAS demo1-
,sh.t tv jncoIuptirc At the crossing In Nooa.
sxKst i5day. M.s samuel Il. Gaskl WAS killed
and her husband btnIsed
, 1870-04-02

HARRtsBCRn, Arr1t 1.-Goycrnor Gea.y has
vetoed the bill fo1ttaAtnG The erection OF p1b1c
buildings On Independence Square, Philzdclphla
, 1870-04-02
HELP WANTED-FEMALES.

HELP WANTED-FEh1A
3Ii-rc1iunrou-.
NANrsp. SkS; .rrLY NI,n II Il ,n3 nn:
o'rsock caEs.
1,.Ax7fD clIAnREVaiAinS, KTcuFS
,',s W ,; ssa .Ssn ss i5 * t:n: :: is X" ~
13-ASThp- TO-DAY, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES il
" sill. dininS am! ci4.a'-F s:''s. n'l.s
fIc @ rsn Il fl s's &c ,I pf
scam~rrc--rs. tNc-
AMXTRfieHrEHfGTttAifis MRi HGTtiiss tk4 i sss 5 sfSta stt At
isa.:G s!'.t: s5Hsw ss; It y AxFS s';S roA
" II 49,, ts ,aic s.rv d tilIna. aaa 1..:a: H s,4
Au;i AuME i1Esfi o1 'ssSi:has; s. Ghit.x" '.'" ' @
rs ;,ss soMEEEGShTu J, z TEX us.ss N.S TO eook
" r. essa r. sook; ans Who va shs' and ;f'n' VIII
ss 4 ;E1 e p IL: s
wrll Erx,oluuh uItst ----- --..---.
" rrneInl l.uscw"ss. Gail nj ~ "r' isa''s"'''"'
| 1,-AS7kn Ar MRS, HATES oFtH'E: +, MAnl ",
| kitls 9ur fanlii et III Ii" country.
WASvEu-A PROTESTANT GIN GIRL t. t. E1,'.: no :ES
aatr ~ s, A1y y IS IL, iSss "
,\-AS1Ep-ti1KI. To rAkE ,;ARE uf tItll1p
orTaW&Y. ", il j Esis!s. WIT of clsrs.
" il atr +, r ii 1ni,'r inte IL. country. Call at
wI+hnx:o,s,t- E'-nn II HT' rtait.
3A-ASTEp-a coop sEC.,SD !ilhi- ONE TIA
" krc"s 10" 'c wait Gu tab'. ln''sie al ''s oc''
11-AsrEn-A.G G1RI. IS rot,K ANp i;AuSnRkS
,s,t.,,r IN ',! XIII ,as.y Al = t.sssas SSs '"s 'f'
" NTt5-1MMEnIATE1t. nSE flR;1aI, t., y
" dirae r-,1n ei1l anil ',hr 9latl'<stIai.1 nj ~
, 1870-04-02

nafnxosx, April 1.-Buancas Was resumed.
y.s:erdcy. On the chesapeake snd 0aio CAaii
flrlk Mc1r n hhlf-mzs:, Yesterday, IN fes{s:cs
% the uasRcTy Of General Tho1As
, 1870-04-02
A Man Cnrricd Over the Fn1ls Nenr
Fort Wayne and Drowned.
Dsxnascf In IhA Cshfen Tr5hnnn


FoRT WArsE, Ind, April 1---Eatly this morning,
Charles Connolly. while attempting 10 row across
the St Joe River, near here, was caught In the
current and carried over the dam. Before Assist
auce could be rendered he was drowned. He IVES
man Of about a6 years OF age, formerly Of Intl-
annapolis, where he has 1rien'1s reziding. Up 10
this evening the c1oEt3 10 tccovcr bis body have
proved futile
It sti continues to rain here, with but slight in.
txyy7
, 1870-04-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

why bc Troubled with Coughs,
rofds. hoarscpess, or indeed any pulmonary or
brnnchial complaint, when remedy so safe, tnor-
oueh, and easily optainatle as Dr: 1ayne,s Ezpec,
torant can he haa. Those who have contracted
severe colds may save their lungs from the dan.
gerous Irritation which frequently brings about
coneumptton, By promptly resoEttnG to the Expec.
tnrant ana anyone threatened with throat disease
win und this remedy equally etecsual IN ahoFdina
relief from obstructlng phlesn, and healing the
tnnsIred parts Sold eTetEwhcrc-
, 1870-04-02
cHAITEI MORTeAeE SALE.

ffJ b. +. LEE.
The ENTIRE STOCK OF GROCERIES,
Fy.ru-rt wason, H.r1etk Ge At s., r. ri West Ea:-
dcirhst. en- SATURDAY, =, o'e]oef = IL
n.T. LEE. Anctaosef.
, 1870-04-02
TIRE NORMAL SCHOOL

1orc Iuvcssirotto:, by n Couple OF
t-nuu,stlcc-Trxst of Nr. O.
4. Nbcc1oek. k.ArthItrct-Vhnt
Ier Thinks of Iftt fsoof
md E1oors.
, 1870-04-02
Hryp wANrED-MALEs.


y{yAsrrn-:nn I*noEEKa r. -; woRK R,S!os, o. TIE 2.
sssnss,,h k.n.,, Gx Id hisISasr saHss r Ra!tse
e s; Ss SS S::s::. :ss:S S 2s
N7AsTEp-YoUEG MAN Fok 4 COOP lo 81 sfIuA; .1d ;
- ,1 ,.sa III + GUS
TTASTFp-6fERK5. PoRTERs, FARM H4NDA.
y " a11y i1ttFosi = IL :.sk L.. Il II s s.
re- Toh 5Sa E9sSs ftsis ss53s. S4ss
r. e0stsrT Arfiy Il Is asai-onSt. Room ------
Z nAs xtin S:sss TAfs u
f. Esoss ST. T &c S+oaai oaai;ndeSs::t. @ t.-~. w -
WANTED 80 RA1IlsoAD LABDRERS FOR
,'ns,S Sansa ND iof a.si.sPr .na 70
S.ese saaste seS md a i sa1tS c.,t.t. Room
J1TASTED-THIs DAY, 10y FAMILIES oN M Ms IS
si:,eE aa,s T n Ros Il saa r.
Tran.lort.tiun e adv suc.d Planters W Y e. r.
olee frlhs III. IL p H. Also sood girls fo' ooat''
11-AsTrp-Ar rHE YoUSdi. MES;s CHE1srIAT;
Attoeistan s. sa.t.ssrs e.. 1eS fasi'osa
,AxrSB BsssETss::s ssssfssss IS sistt;ip iii
tSSos II: G :s5 III A':s e.t'nss
WANTED f1IssrHlAss REIAII Ia. I RooT g}1aHS ASn
1suhs sas s:9 ;ss:nsa ..shs saf.; no eenss.
117ANTED-A STEADY YOUNG MAN 70 ACT As
!bsSs:,seai 4sSsns .ss maa h'r's IN own *''''nf
l4nfp'Ah hss Is Ut his
V-ASTEp-roR ouR owS BUSINESS. oSE
E,ials n'ao; Il ~ II @ T. oS ass no % saoac
| nj ru5. Will }r Ntt1-
, 1870-04-02
PACIFIC COAST,

4 PhiInnthroric cucsasnrc-Iscxpeet to
the Memory OF 1h0mns-A Hawai-.
4.n Nn hH}dva
, 1870-04-02
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs
BUSINESS CHANGES.

:, r1RsrrLass GROCERY STORE FOR SALE.
is ,r., t,ta,';sl;:,L Iseoua fol lsFse hasinrs-
E NAY WITH ~ T. =. ISIn9 ~, e:
Kan sLiv tsr laz;ss.s ssa. AeE'y as 81 kesDol4A'
= .,:'ac. sss! 'oea:isn. 1Eaafr At s''a West Saa
:. MEAT AND vsGETARLK MARKET. pp1NG
fat:,r, r..fpns for stuias. AdiEess MARKET, Til
f.1TY BAKERY ar RELO1T. WIS, FOR SALE
us;Es =. ., t. s.r .1m r. p ossn sy E TIL, fs.. b
ss :.is 1s t !! l. FAkSsM # %tiS S1PEE Il
3ss + aSR ;ns:1 saa s III
ss IT,; s is,ss'; p 1 Z S !?a'ns ose
silst W. '4is :s ts =
n< .sr.r,i.ra :! 1isn rrat: 9ss II shraf soa
" ,aa -. na,;Sas siSs7' - ~
S: %SM viii tsf. k',a III ss
LNEsr..1As~ sTEA y MEEcnAST Slnrn MILL
h s:; :: = III
1Siue., t@ssrss: i,sa iusters. ah.n.at bs!.ias
fs5 TIL. M Ss.sf", It'll T's nv .w s' sse az Il
II, ,wf ~ sS!y' I ri iss Si:s
':ta1 IT,, q '..:r hsh: shr "Ey ;,.A lna-l u
ts1s p.s;s.. to the i:sh Il ATl s;l tItn "ti:ss
IT s"' .ry .a.'n i; + :-. H. sf% fEF
New Gran:wieL. New Jesssv-
Ran eh.r,r fsr ma1 Win .Iaaii tspitai: siil ls
~it IT 7!sa1n i a.ii..i Tor .sn Gail: bg.wesn +
f,RttERy STnRE IN \ FINE ER.A1LI:oAD TOWN.
,tnE 1A-rr business. rs miles 1.i t'hcxFo fnr sale,
, 1870-04-02

Dr. a1unEoc, OF L4outsvillc, Kr.s h has !.
fust discovered a rheumatic compound, WHICH I
warranted 70 cure, or mnncy refunded. For salt
at retail by leading druggists thfouRnout the e1ty
and wholesale at Filler, Finch i Fnucfa fu
description uu first page.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AGA EMY oFMU s.IO
"A i FIVE NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE
COMMENCING JUNE 81
RIoHINcss GRAND IN0TIsH OPERA
MONDAY EVENING,
First time in this city in English, of Adama Comic
POSITION OF 'nbNJuMEAu.
Full strength Of the troupe in the cast
tuesday EVENING, June 2,
BENEFIT OF MR., s. BEHRENS
Meyerbeer's Grand Opera, the
THE II HUGUENOTS.
Wednesday-BENHFIT OF A. n. PFNNOYER.
BOHEMIAN GIRL.
First appearance in PHILADELPHIA of
MISS EMMA HOWSON
Friday-Complime entarp Benefit of
AhOLINE RIOHINGS-B BERNARD
LURLINF
Box sheets open Thursday, June 9, at w. II. Boners
Music Store, No llo2 Ohesnut street.
Reserved Seats, 81. 5g
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MEMORANDA,

MEmOhANDAs
Steamship Wyoming, Teal, hence, at Savannah
yesterday.
Steamship Tonawanda Barrett, from Savannah
2Sth ult. for Philadelphia, has on board 1888 bales
upland cotton IA bales domestics, 244 casks rice
633 feet lumber S7h tons iron, 70 tons phosphates
II pkgs. mdse 239 empty bbls., 90 pkgs. vegetables
Steamship j. w. Eyerman, Hinckley, hence, at
Charleston yesterday.
Bark Eliza A. Cochran, Devereux, hence, at Ma
tanzas 23d alt.
Schr Sarah Wood, Hickman. sailed from Provi-
dence 29th ult for Phladelphia-
Schr Clyde, Gage, hence, for Boston, at Newport
p. M 9th ult
schr Sidney Price, Godfrey, hence for Boston,
arrived at Holmes Hole A. M. 9th ult
schr Jessie b. Allen, Case, hence, at Nantucket
Path ult.
Schr West Dennis, Crowell, hence for Boston,
passed Hell Gate 30th ult
Schr o. Il. Toney, Gaylor, from North Carolina
for Philadelphia at Norfolk 2Sth ult.
schr George squires, Simmons hence, at Norfolk
2sth ult. -- #
Schr ocean Bird. Marsh, at Norfolk 2sth ult. from
Richmond, 10 finish loading for Philadelphia.
Schr Frank and Nellie, Kendall, sailed from Da-
ren 26th ult. for Philadelphia.
MISCELLANY.
The schooner before reported lost in the gale OF
the 2Tth ult., two miles below Cape Henlopen is the
j. L. Simmons of Great Egg Harbor, and not the
s. L. Simmons of Camden, N. j., as stated. She
registered 231 tons, and was built at Leesburg, s.
in 1868.
ut with loss OF jibboom and fOretopmast and waist
stove having been in collision.
Schr Camilla, at Lewes, DEL, 2sth ulk, lost jib-
boom, anchor, and chain during the late gale.
Schr Mary D. Fisher lost nying jbboom and had
waist stove at LeWes, DEL, 2Sth ult.
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"A large number of the dry goods com-
mission merchants Of this city have agreed
to close their stores on and after to-day at 4
o'clock and on Saturday at 3 o'clock p. NJ,
until September 1, 1870.
Yesterday afternoon the Vigilant Steam
Engine made trial at half-past 3 o'clock, at
Broad and Fitzwater streets. According to
the statements of some of the members of
the company, stream of water was run
through a s-inch nozzle the distance of PSI
feet, while according to the measurement of
others the distance was only 235 feet. After
playing for thirty minutes the piston-rod
broke, and all further experiments ceased for
the time.
AT Joint meeting of the Board of Health
and Guardians of the Poor yesterday the
following was referred to the Committee on
Hospital of the Almshouse, to report at
subsequent meeting:-
Whereas, The increase and spread of the relapsing
fever into different parts of city, to an ex
tent beyond the present means OF the Board OF
Health to accommodate, and as said Board of
Health have appealed TO us for assistance there
fore
Resolued, That we do not regard the Philadelphia
Hospital Of the Almshouse as the proper place for
vet most cheerfully waive any technical objec-
lions in the present case and tender the Of the
Smallpox Hospital buildings, outside the walls of
the Almshouse Ior the temporary use of such fever
other patients as the Board Of Health cannot ac
CommOdate elsewhere.
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DoInesfIC Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 114b.
Five lives were lost in a recent fire at
Knights Landing, California.
Representative Washburn, of Massachu-
sets, declines reelection.
The break in the French cable proves to
be off the southwest corner of Sable Island.
The National Executive Committee of the
Union League met in Washington yesterday.
Some amendments to the San Domingo
treaty were sent to the Senate yesterday by
the President.
Certificates have been awarded the can
didates on the Conservative ticket in the
Richmond election. The election will be
contested.
Virginia City, Nevada, is experiencing
quite wintry weather. On Saturday three
inches of snow fell, and yesterday it was
freezing.
The Rhode Island Legislature met yes
terday. At the Republican caucus H. B. An
thony was nominated for reelection to the
United States Senate.
The reciprocity treaty with the Sandwich
Islands was considered by the Senate in Ex-
ecutive session yesterday. Its defeat is con-
sidered almost certain.
Twelve prisoners broke out of the Jail at
Wheeling, W. Va, yesterday, effecting their
escape in a sipgularly impudent manner.
Four were recaptured.
Two brothers were murdered and three
other members of the family badly wounded
in the western portion of Cumberland county,
n. G. by three unknown rufians, on We'd
nesday morning last.
In the United States Senate yesterday
afternoon, after the close of our report the
bill to supply deficiencies in pay and mileage
of Representatives., etc, was passed. The
bill for the relief of Rollin White was passed
over the Presidents veto-yeas Al; nays, 13.
A bill relating to land grants to the Southern
Pacific Railroad of California was passed, an
amendment opening the lands for settlement
under the Homestead laws having been re-
jected.
In the House the tax bill was resumed and
disposed of as far as section 16, no very i'm
portant amendments being adopted. One of
the amendments increases the minimum of
wholesale liquor selling from a quart to a
gallon. Another provides that any person
selling out his business may transfer his spe-
cial tax receipt to his successor, who may
continue the business without paying addi-
tional special tax. The Speaker appointed
Messrs. Logan, Sehenck, and Slocum the COM
mittee to visit West Point. - -
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Eews see Fyrst p
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA

Foreign and cOastwise arrivals Tor the menth OF
May, 1870, compared with the same period in
1870 1862
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FOREIGN Affairs.

-Italyis army is to be thoroughly reor-
ganized ~ Ia
"A disastrous drought is apprehended in
England.
"A party of missionaries have been cap
tured by the natives in South Africa and car
ried off into the interior.
"A number of persons imprisoned as con-
spirators against Napoleon's life have been
Internationally liberated.
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THE ASSEMBLY,
Yesterday Afternoons Session.

The Assembly met yesterday afternoon at
the usual hour. DIR. Howard Crosby moved
that a committee of five be appointed to
ascertain what movements had been made
by the churches towards the setting apart of
manses for the clergymen of the Church, and
that the presbyteries be instructed to furnish
all necessary information to such committee,
which was agreed to.
On motion of George Junkin, ESQ, of
Philadelphia, the report of the Committee on
Finance, already published, was taken up and
explained at length by Rev. John Hall, DID,,
of New York, who especially advocated the
plan of regular weekly contributions from
each member of the Presbyterian Church,
and the recommendations of the committee
respecting the five million fund ordered to
be raised at the meeting of the Assembly at
Pittsburg.
Hon. w. e. Dodge, Treasurer of the FL
nance Committee, also spoke in advocacy of
the committees report, giving interesting
details of the sums, both large and small,
received by him from different sources, and
expressing his entire confidence in the rails
ing of the whole amount of five million
dollars.
Hon. William Strong believed that all the
causes of benevolence would be strengthened
by the most energetic efforts in behalf of this
fund, and trusted that all the clergy of the
Church would present most strongly to their
people the importance of sustaining by their
contributions the plan adopted at Pittsburg.
He pictured the sufferings necessarily en-
dured by the families of poor ministers in
the absence of a sustentation fund, and ap-
pealed for liberal contributions to remedy
such distresses.
DIR. w. p. Breed moved to refer the reso-
luton providing for treasury board of
twenty business men to have charge of all
funds to special committee, pending the
discussion of which the Assembly adj ourned.
The st. Paul Press comes to the defense OF
Reil, denying that he is ever under the influence
of hquor in the slightest degree.
"A Baltimore lady attempted to pour some
kerosene oil from one jug to another on Wed
nesday evening, and now has no jugs, and il
busily occupied In attending to her burned fae'
and hands Hr.
Colonel John S. Mosby has been very mucl
surprised on learning that he was on the Cana
dian border all last week, organizing FeniaI
cavalry. Until he read the kilograms, he wa
laboring under the impression that he wa
quietly attending to his law business in War
Tenton, Va.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Br. ship City OF Hamilton, Phillips, 40 days from
London, with mdse. to S. L. Merchant & Co.
erpool, with mdse. to Peter Wright Sons.
Steamship Prometheus, GRAY, 70 hours from
Charleston, with cotton, etc, to Souder Adams.
3Oth ult., 30 miles south OF Chincoteague, passed
north on the Capes saw two light barks coming in.
Steamer Tacony Nichols, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. NJ Baird a. Co.
Steamer S. G. Walker, Sherin, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. M. Baird 6 Co.
Bark Starlight Seavy, 10 days from Matanzas,
with sugar to John Mason q Co.-vessel to Work
man Co.
Bark Argean, Crosby, from Providence, in ballast
Br schr Hector, Hackett, Ia days from Havana,
with old railroad iron to Lindsay, Walton & Co.
Schr Active, Coombs, 10 days from Windsor, Ms,
with plaster to Souder & Adams-vessel to Lennox
s. Burgess.
Schr Maggie D. Marston, Marston, from Bath,
with ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co.
Schr z. L. Adams, Nickerson, from Boston, with
Schr Fannie A. Bailey Hall, days from Dresden,
Me-. with ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co.-vesse to
LennoX q Burgess.
den, Del, with grain to Jas. L. Bewey Il Co.
Schr Wm s. Mason, Nc Nitt, 2 days from Milton,
Del, with grain to Jas. L. Bewley & Co.
Schr Paueusset, NAPLES, 6 days from Providence.
Schr George Uotchkiss, Racket from providence.
Schr r. Law, York, from stonington.
Schr M. Van Dusen, Compton, from Stonington.
Schr Flora, Smith, from Lynn.
Schr Taylor s. Mathis, Cheesman, from Fall River
Schr j. A. Crawford, Yo2ng, from Greenport.
Schr Clara Merrick, Hand, from Boston.
Schr Elwood Doron, Jarvis, from Boston.
Schr Isabella Thompson, Endlcott, from New Bed
ford.
Schr J. P. Cake, Endicott, from Salem.
Schr L. G.. Hickman, Robinson from New York.
Schr r. p King, Blivens, from Cohasset.
Steamtug America, Virden, IL hours from Della
ware Breakwater, having in tow ship Henry s. San
frnn
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(By Ieegrdpk.)
LEwRs, Del, May 31-4'10 L. M.-Passed in at p.
NJ, a large bark and brig. Bark Ocean still at
anchor and ten schooners in the harbor.
Wind SE. Thermometer IA.
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I OOKl LOOKH LOOKl!l-WALL PAPERS
l. and Linen window SHADE $ $M,ssnqtaotured. Ma the the
cheapest D the city, at JOHhSrON'S Depot No. 1893
STPfS(s GARDEN Street. below Eley snth. Branch, No
SQ7 FEDERAL Street. Camden, New Jersey,
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Volunteer, Jones, New York, j. F. Oil.
Steamer X. Willing, Cundf Baltimore, A.Groves, ,Jr.
Bark Henry p. Lold, Thompson, Matanzas, Warren
d Gregg.
Br. brig Volant, Gason, Glace Bay.
Schr Maggie Il. Gray, Pilsoury, Barbados, Warren &
Gregg.
schr Ellen Holgate, Golding Newbern, n. c., Chas.
Uaslam s. Co.
Schr Paugusset, waples, New Haven, Slnnickson q
Co.
Schr E. Davis, Handy, Cambridgeport, j. C. Scott
Sons.
Schr A. Young, Young, Cambridgeport, do
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EAbIUN q MCMAHONo DULIlhIIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, May S1.-Four barges leave
in tow tonight, for Baltimore light.
John Hawkins with horse Shoes for Baltimore.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, May 3l.-The follow
ing barges leave in tow tonight, eastward
Gen. Foote, f. Goddard, A. Allison, LiberatOr, w.
Hester, Betsey Baker, James Hand, Great North,
q. n. Sabey, ii. L. WDgus, A. v. Mekel, and Peter
Tanney, all with coal for New York. t...
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE, June l.-Barge
Mary Morrow, with coal for New York, leaves to-
day. l.. s. Q.