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lErcrything upon tho farm. not otherwise
valuable. and capable Of being made into
manure, should be appropriated for that OBJ
'ject More especially should all refuse mat
tiers about the farm buildings BE- promptly
converted into manure for profit and for
health.
HEALTH or COWS.
Good health in domestic animals is al
ways matter Of primary importance.
AS bad health III parents transmits d ten-
|deucy to disease in the offspring. il Is inn
|portant that every kind Of animal we de-
|sire 10 keep on our farms should be kept vi
|gorous and healthy.
AS domestic animals are source Of hui
Iman food, il II Of great importance 70 pre-
[serye them In i healthy condition. dis.
Ecascd meat carries IS qualities into the stgs
lmach Of its consumers. II is serious
objection which yogetarians urge againsi
3the use Of animal food, that the artificial
in which animals live, and
athe bad treatment they receive. render
Them unhealthy. As an unhealthy animal
docs not consume food 10 as good adyantage
1as well one. il i economical 10 avoid dir
Tease.
As comparative misery and discomfort
Ruccompauy disease, il Is human, Al we'll as
Economical to see that the animals undci
Jour care enjoy. as far as possible, tlleircrea-
5ture comforts.
Each of these circumstances isa suflicicn,
reason for guarding with scrupulouscarcthe
shcaltll Of the animals we feed but when
9Ne derive milk from the animals. II i dou-
sbly important that they nre Kept free from
;eycry objectionable faint. A siekly COW
snot only yields diminished profit. but she
yields i sickly milk, and sickIy in i higher
tlegree than her flesh.
II i COW eats anything that has q strong
sor disagrccabis odor. il tappearsi ii her milk.
1fa COW eats anything medicinal, iteomes
zout in her milk.
RI she Il teycrish. her milk shows il.
If she has sores about her. pus may be
found in her milk.
II she i fed upon dccaycd Or diseased
food. her milk, since It is derived fiom her
food. win be imperfect. Il Is as impossi-
pie to make good milk from bad food rs d
|mako good building from.ro,ten timber.
n f,fI. Ill. Il .......
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Ak AsTouxDTNa Discovery IN Che
aIsrHy.-Mr. Theyphile Ladislas Zchw-
oskofski. one Of the elestrest pupils Of Ba-
ron Liebig. has just made an astounding
discovery in chemistry, viz: the solicious
ani aluminous ethers. Il is but pecessary
10 pour into champagne glass a certain
Quantity Of these two ethers to produce al
most iils.antancoasly the most magnificent
stones; combined with every pure oxide Of
iron the aluminous ether produces ruby;
with isulphate Of copper. the sapphire;
with salts of maganese. the amethyst; with
|Alts Of nickel, the emerald with salts Of
chrome, the s0licous ether produces the
different eOlOrations Of the topaz. These
ethcrsevaporatc aitha penetratiye perfume.
which several persons have declared to be
very agreeable. The salts crystalizc very
regularly al soon al the liquid parts has
g0rsss Tic corindoas obtained through this
means are not quito as hard as tie natural
ones; but If thoopcraticn iscarefully done
tho brilliancy Is admirable. Tic SILICA
and clays are principles easily found IN tie
different parts os tie globe; and the prep
arations Of the new c,hcrs. though delicate
costs very little. This discovery will bring
forth revolution nos oaly ID the jewelry,
but in most II or industrial arts.
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Situated in the Centre OF the Town.
Near.y Opposite The 1'sas'au Hotel.
Opened lst February, 1870.
Largest Warehouse in the Town


PAYABLE 10 the Planter who gets the highest price
far Tubaceo sold at our House between the lss
Fob. and Isl June next, lot 70 be not less thali
900lbs.
Patronage solicited and satisssriion guaranteed,
EDArD NJ. PACE,
Late of lIalifax county, VI.
ROBiT q. pAt'E,
Late u Pittsylxania CO., Va.
j. MAC. SMITH,
Late 81 Rockingham co. y &
JERMAN w. PACE,
OF Halifax. Special Partner.
Feb 1870. nitf
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J. D. BAson. sec'y.
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A MAMMOTH ANIMAL. Que of Ii.
greatest curiositics that was over IN Wythol
yille il now on exhibition hero In the shap.
|lf on OK II tic most gigantic size. llo i
eightceu hands high. thirteen feet long,
|ihrce feet nine inches from hip 70 hip. snd
births eleven feet four inches Ilp last
weight WIS 4.5I5 pounds. Thu huge 0,
will be On exhibition ia town on Monda,
ncxt. and IA we'll worth quarter lthe adj
lnixion fco) 70 SOC him. Wy'hepaie Ent.
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'he ruined mansion have shared between
Ilieia'
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Port OF REV. YORK. rErauiRY ~, 1870.
ARRIVALS.
nEroerRn sY TnE HERALp srGAM rAnnr,.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM rAoHrs.
Steamship Nevada Chr, Greene, Liverpool Feb TO- and
Queenstown 7th with mtse and 20 Passengers TO Williams
Icnce for Glasgow 27b i5l mos OF sandy Hook steam
ship city Of ;Brookyh, hence for Liverpool lag
mlos OF do seamshp England do for do 10 miles Of
aV sssmsp BE- sa 40 Horo aSaiSs Sew o. re 49,
ysna ed, with mdsc aud pssscnges to Liynsron Fox
steamship cre.cent City, Norton New oresns Feb 90
Frederic Baker.
Steamship Georss Washington, Gager New orssas Feb
to Gromweil CO. Feb 81, 90 mes of ssw ors.a,
s SSrs s,h, ss6 s mile. Of .sf.. passed
ship Columbia, hopos for Havana
steamship Flag Starkey ferntndna Fe5 -, With ndss
and psssenpors, % ,hs Florida Railroad 90.
Steamship Herman Lyidgston, Chtcsman, Savannah 90
hqs: wh s:s .ss cs % s
mdss and passengers, to " Morgan Co.
Steamship FAlrbAnks Eoors. Wilmington, NO, 4 aays.
with ndse passsngsr. to Jas Hand Had soug gaiss.
steamship Regulator Pennington Wilmington, NC. with
Paysn.as coevessei 10 order Passed xnjsr Nov rs
Cape Of GOD opa Dec s and crosscA ths Equatpr Jan
in lon 81 w. Had hns trades to ia.2sN snce strong nv
Marx Tom DUPONT tof searsrcr,) Ma,hews Havana. n
dsys with sugar, simon de Vsssf-vsxss TO suck
Co. Mad heavy and NV gales, and was days n of hat
icrse
R:rs ns Eo's,s M,sd.msn' aavsn. asy' Win ~
Br.s Tnos fural lof New HavsaN Thoppaoa, Asyaguss
strong Had gns weather 10 iAlst; snos strong ana
,ns srs dssH pa 1t%sH, s., .n 'ggs
Sss is'sS::s, wS:.s. IN New Sss;Sfa days, Ia ballast.
aaAsteg.
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A pntMsOi1ATeO SUICIDE.

The Nineteenth precinct police last night reported
to the Central Police Onloe that the body Of an an
known man was yesterday found on the east side
OF Biackwels Island. lie IL described thirty years
Of age. low size. with scar the throat and the
right eye; the right arm IS deformed. The body s
dressed In blue sack coat. grey vest black clOtn
pants and wears short brown hair and moustache
The body was sent 70 the dead house on Black.
wel'B Island gentleman called upon In
spector Jameson at the Central Once yesterday and
reported that person answering this description
had lett his house Friday, leaving letter behind
and requesting him TO accept OF his effects, incud
ing "a gold watch, as gift. Inspector jameson
could not be found last night, and consequently the
name OF the deceased could not be obtained
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Fec. q, 1870.
The Georgia QuestiOn-The Report of the
Judiciary Committee.
The Judiciary Committee or the Senate have
unanimously agreed upon report upon the reso-
luton OF Mr. Ferry reoAtly referred to them In
relation to Georgia They do not recommend any
further legislation. but say there Irregularities
In the organization Of the present Legislature they
decide that the terms Of the Governor and members
Of the Legislature commenced In $685. The report
is considered favorable to Messrs. Hill ana Miller,
although the committee make no special recommen-
dation IN regard to the Senatorial question.
Tho Case Of Major Stewart.
Major E. II. Brooks, Paymaster has been ordered
to proceed TO Austin Texas testify before court
for the trial OF Major Isaac Stewart Paymaster and
will take with him all the documentary evidence
pertaining to the case.
The Gold Panic Report.
The Committee OF Banking and Currency hold
another meeting tomorrow TO consider the report
concerning the gold panic. already prepared by
General Garfield, their chairman.
The Sales Of Gold to be Continued During
March.
Tie Secretary OF the Treasury has directed the
Assistant Treasurer at Now York continue the sale
OF 81 Oo00 900 OF god and the purchase or 100000
OF bonds on alternate weeks during the month Of
March, on account Of the sinking fund, or a sale OF
81 900 OF gold In all ALSO to purchase 81 600 600
of bonds on each alternate week for the special
rrnu n
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the rates must be reduced until the business IL in
creased. Great reduction In tho expenses VIII 90
effected by the rom0val OF competition.
10 had been said as an objection 10 the bill that
$3.50 mile was too much 70 DO PAID Tor many ol
tne lines and that they could be purcnaser AZ very
Company at large profit. 10 TINS It may be re-
piled that among the corporators are gentlemen
representing the various telegraph interests, who
viii see that other companies are not favored to
their preudlce and besides every contract must %
made subject TO ,ne approva o. ne nros
bo made without his assent and approval OF tue
TRANSACTION. Az, BY the Dill no may become pur-
Will be careful to see that he does not SANCTION
give TOO large sum for any lines OF telegraph. Mr.
policy would be oecided by his observation OF the
working or the English system. Ihat system works
IavoraD and ye6 tse me en- opposes scs p th
English system will be q success, and through hls
friends viii ask the government IN another year 70
adopt the English system, with the English rule OF
damages which, according 10 his report. viii give
to his company 900 Instead OF $2e 000 the
amount proposed 70 % paid under the y Postal pni'
introduced az the other end OF the Capitol
Mr.. orton interrupted saying be did not favor that
preferred that OF the postal telegraph ~ being bot
ter adapted TO this country than the English sys-
Mr.. Hubbard, resuming, said that Mr.. Orton In
his remarks the English system gave his reasons
why he believed altnoukn II might succeed there 1T
would not succeed here There the operators are
selected and promoted account OF merit and pen
stoned when Old age overtakes them. Hero, II the
government system DO adopted, the operators and
employees would DO chosen for political oonslde.
ratons not simply on account OF merit IN their de-
partment OF business. The postal telegraph system,
on the other hand proposes to ADOPT the present
telegraph lines with their officers operators and
employees because they can perform their business
better than any Others For the ONCE bu-
sness they viii employ the post Offices
OF the country. The system does not propose 10
incorporate any new department or any new bureau
OF the government but merely to adapt itself TO the
existing arrangements OF the Post Ofllce Depart
menr. II IL believed The Post ONCE Department has
the right and should avail itself OF the last dscov-
cries OF the means OF transmitting the correspond.
ence OF the people, and that the people nave the
right W have their correspondence transmitted by
the SLOW mails or by the lightning mai ~ they may
elect. Letters and kilograms Will each be received
by the clerks In the Post once each transmit
ted by contract one by railroad and the other by
telegraph the ONCE OF It's destination TO be dehv
cred through the fundamentally OF the Post ONCE
The discussion occupied about Two hours and waa
listened to with great apparent Interest by tue mem
bers OF the committee ana several gentleman VINO
were i'll attendance.
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Asassr or An ALLEGED roasea IN NEWARK.

During the month OF February, 1859. Christian
Tasche, respectfully connected, and at ono time
well to do resident Of Newark, NJ j., was arrested
by the authorities Of that place charge OF having
forged the name OF another Newarxer named
jacob werner to note Tor several
hundred d0llars. After the usual examination
ne was duly committed for trial, but
other prisoners Tasche gave bis custodian, oflicer
"rall" Scott the slip and succeeded In euding SUBJ
seqnent capture notwithstanding that every effort
WAS used to overhaul him. Yesterday, however,
the police got wind Of his being ip town. and last
ovepiug detectives p. y. SmltA and Charles Becksr
captured him at No. 100 Newark street, the rest
dence Of his fapH. Tie is tall Respectable looking
MAn Of ADoot f0fW six years OF age
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

rrhe European markets report given below
reached by cable last night, the dispatches hav.
ing been delayed from Saturday by an interruption
In tho working OF the land wires by srorml
LONDON MONEY MARkET.-LoyDoN Feb 2e-3
p. Ms-C0Ds0ls closed at 92& for money and account
AWertcan seourities-B0pds, 1882, 90& 1885, 80 X;
ls70, SeK; ten fQrties. ssx; Erie Railway a2h; II
lLn0s Central Railway. ILL Atlantic and Great
Nesterp, 20h.
tLW1Rfoof. CoTroN MARKET.-LrvERpooL, Feb
26-S z. H. The market closed at the following quo
rattQnS-Mtddng upands llE1.; mddltng or.
leAnA 1lba. q II I'd. The sales Of the day foot up
10000 bales including 1000 for speculation and ex.
pert.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MAaKEr.-LlvERpooI
Feb. 28--p. M.-Wheat Is. Sd. Tor No. red Western.
Cheese, 13s.
~ N,--TAl,UV ATS, 30.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Report of Legislative Committee ON the Dis
ordered state OF Affairs in tho Third District.
COLUMBIA, Feb. 81, 1870.
Tho South Carolina Legislative Committee, com
posed Of democrats and republicans, appointed at
che last session OF the Legislature to investigate the
dsordered state Of affairs In the Third Congressional
Qstflct have reported that there was thoroughly
organized party In the district. whose purpose WINS
to defeat the real objects OF the Reconstruction acts
ana that this party had murdered whipped, threat.
sned and inundated republicans. The democratic
portion OF the committee are preparing minority
report asserting that the majority REPORT Is highly
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CUBA MARK ETS.

HAVANA, Feb. q, 1870.
Tho following In statement OF the condition OF
cue Havana and Matsnzas markets for the week
ending Saturday evening:-
Sugar.--The market opened firm, but weak at the
close; quotations unchanged; exported during the
week ffOm Havana aAd Matanzas AZ, 900 boxes, Ase0
hhds. to foreign ports aud $500 boxes aud
$500 hhds to the United States The stock IN
warehouses; IN Havana and Matanzas Is 2s6,ooo
boxes sud 10000 hhds Lard steady at 1sc. in
klercas, 2lstc. IN a6 Id. tins Flour quiet and un-
Shanged. Tallow declining. quoted at 1lAc.
Bacon steady at 1910. Petroleum declining, quoted
Potatoes fat at 90 80 S3, Hans in domand; com.
mon daIted. Mkc.; sugar CURED, aoko. Frsights
auk aud nominal,
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MAR YLAND.

COnsecratiou Of Rev. Thomas Foley as
Bishop In Partibus and Bishop Coadju-
tor or Chicago, Ill.
BALTIMORE, Feb q, 1870.
Tho Right Rev. Thomas Foley was to-day conse-
Grated bishop In parttous ana Bishop Coadjutor
OF Chicago. Ill There were present Bisnop Nc
Cusky, OF Louisville KY, consecratln9 bishop, and
Wilmington. Del. The latter preached the sermon
om che last three verses OF the Gospel Of Matthew.
the ceremonies we're of most imposing character,
over 200 priests taking part. An immense audience
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MASSACHUSETTS.

suicido In BOst0n-ssRum IL the Cause oil all
Eyii.0
BOSTON, Feb. q, 1870.
F.J. OConnor, twenty-six years OF age took a
mixture Of strychnine and beer last night, and was
taken to the City Hospital In hopelesss condition.
A neatly written note was found upon him. OF which
the following IL an extract:-"Whoever finds my
corpse win please telegraph to p p McAugh, 81 Ann
street New York, and will give ~ decent burial I
am tired OF life. Rum is the cause of all evi',
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Hamburg mail steamship silesia Will leave
this port on Tuesday for Piymoufh, cherbourg and
Hamburg.
The mails for Europe VIII close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock noon.
THE NEW YORK UEaALD-Edtion for Europe
VIII be ready Ut ten O'Clock In tho morning.
Single copies. IN wrappers for mailing, six cents.
Subscriptions received in Parts by Bowles Broth.
ers h Co., IL Rue de la Paix.
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FRANCE.

Napoleon tho Cabinet Crisis-Poiiticai
Assaults OF the "Right''--The Army.
PARIS, Feb. ~, 1870
The Emperor declares that, oiiciay and person
ally, perfect harmony exists between himself and
the present minister's and that he believes they have
thc sympathy OF every honest Frencnman.
The journals which support the deputies or the
'rightn have commenced to attack the Olivier
ministry.
La Pays, Court organ, declares that II will not
jon In the attack, but 1t protests against the mea-
sures OF M. Olivier as contrary to It's principles
1t s asserted that the Council or state viii propose
reduction In the army contingent.
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SUPERINTENDENT Of THE ASSAY OFFICE IN THIS CITY,

We learn that Mr.. Thomas G. Acton, late President
OF the Board OF Police Commissioners, has been sp-
pointed superintendent Of the United States Assay
once in this city to nl the place or Mr.. Dunnng.
few months ago Mr.. Acton resigned his ocs Com
missionership because OF Ill health and retired to
Connecticut where, we are glad to say lie recovered
much OF his former vgor. The energy and capacity
OF Mr.. Acton are well known, ana We have no doubt
that he VIII perform the duties Of mis- new once Ia
thorough aud acceptable manner.
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MlCHI0 0AN.

A Elurderor Convicted and Sentenced 10 Soii-
tury Confinement for Life.
DETROIT, Feb. 27, 1870.
The trial OF George Vanderpool at Mainstce,
Eich.. for the murder OF Herbert Field was con.
GUIDED on SATURDAY. The jury rendered verdict OF
murder in the nrst degree Upon being asked why
spoke for ten minutes, calling God to witness his
tnnooence OF the crime. He was sentenced TO soil.
saty confinement for life.
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CUBA.

General QuosaIa's Opinion Of the Cuban
Cause-stronsth Of tho Patriot Army.
SAVANNAH, Feb, 81, 1s70.-
General Quesada and stan. OF the Cuban army.
passed through this city on Saturday from Florida.
The General is 10 excellent health and very cheerun
regard to the cause. He represents the Cuban army
at 900 men, but says they are IN need OF arms He
Ways they will succeed whether aided or not.
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Tho Carnieal-ParIs Tranquil.

PARIS Feb 27, 1870.
me first day or the Carnival passed without the
slightest trouble. There was procession which
marched through the streets quietly and was not
snterfered with Dy the police.
Tho weather was very fine and the display
attracted great crowds of spectators
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ENGLAND.

Tho Universities Bont Race.
LONDON, Feb 81. 1870.
oxford and Cambridge are both making changes
In their boats crews for the annual University race
Cambridge has rejected Spencer and oxford Haul
bl0n.
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GERMANY.
Financial Facilities.

Financial Facilities.
HAMBURG, Feb. 27, 1870.
The Borse'.'sane says project Is on foot for the
establishment OF discount bank IN this city, and
that capitalists here and at Berlin, Frankfort and
New York are interested In the enterprise
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Died.

SairH.--on sunday, February ~, MAxv ELLA
SMITH, daughter Of David and Ellen II. Smith aged
z years, @ months and IL days.
Tue funeral service VIII take place a. tbe rosldsnca
of her parents, No. 30 Jones street on Tdebday after.
noon at three O'Clock. The relatives and frtehdh
are invited to attend. Tho remains wal % takeA y
Westcaestsr.
IFor other Deaths see NlaA Puee.l
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,TDLRCRAPHIC NEWS
ROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
A Mysterious Bishop i'm the
Papal Council.
Nap0leon's Alleged Appeal to the
Holy City.
~~-,~~~~~>S>~-~~~~~~~>-~~
PARIS TRANQUIL ON CARNIVAL DAY.
PARIS TRANQUIL ON CARNIVAL DAY.
ROME.
A Mysterious Bishop.

A Mysterious Bishop.
PARIS, Feb. II, 1870.
The Bishop OF Laval publishes In the journals
letter declaring that he would die rather than aid in
the projects spoken OF ut Rome.
The Blshop does not indicate what these projects
are.
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Napoleon,s "Peccavi."

NnpOloOn's "Poccavi."
ROME. Feb. AZ. 1870.
France has made . new attemps to dssuade the
Council from acting against her interests.
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A.-rhsIon', visaiia, Although Teanspareus
Aya cosrlss. viii dsr.sn gray hsr 2 The ssact shads
ohcmts.ry ssnls brecmnspt II clear and smse
ing and ts name already 10 . aheusenola wore"
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curative 10 ali Lung C6mpiAins, Bronchis, Ae.
standard rsmtdy -! Coughs add cclds AID needs say
trial 10 prove Ns worth. kod EVERYWHERE
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Ratcheicr's Hale Dye-Ths Rest 10 tbs
world lbe only psrfsct dye harmless, reliable, inssntse
pscuA Factory IL Beut sttcot.
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Passed Tarsuyh Hell ants.
BOUND soUrn

steamhp Franconis, Bragg Portland for New rsrt. VIII
fndsc. TO j Anss
Menmshlp wamsnta, Fish, New BEDFORD for Now Ysrk
~tb h.dse ~nd pessencsrs 10 Ferguson Wond.
Schr s,os Barber, 0sorcos Bank for New York. Win
ukh @ Baker 4 Hsaly
schr y Young Young. New Bedford for PhiIadsIphla
s sshs Dayld ifloyd Clifford Fail river for ksw Yes
schr sh sren hAppuoh, Ella New Haven for New York.
Gar 22p.sy, Martin, Norwich for Elixaeethpor1
sesr Lymsn Hl. bridgeport for Elisa bethpost-
ssennr Shioosns ANen, brdgepcrt for Elixabsthport
eSr sS Eue David Meyer, bridgeport for ExabethporA
SeaE rrveryl, Burger, stamford FOR New York.
scar barAAlew. Haws, Greenwich for New York.
BOUND EASE
sSI, sclr " o'ogss fckorng rhsdspha for Bos.oa-
,vnl asnso Dean son, ELY b1thpoH for Halifax.
schf sawyer, Cushing New York for 0iouosstsr.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
OGe,.

DATE or DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR rue
MONTHS MARCH.
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Cristadors's UnrtvalloA Hair Dye.-SoiA
and applied ~ his wig aAd soalp factory No. Aster Hou
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prizes PalS 10 Goso.
tnorcsoa rnished The highest rsisapatt Tor Doaos's'
''' 9 9SiISk 4 6c'' Sanaere sw.' ..rs''' nv
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SHIPPIN G N E w $,

Almanac tor New York This DHy.
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Rsss.asys.. soyS's!e,s ys'sl!,s SScs,s Ss ssssia nasa ss6
pA&o