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A LIEN b. MINER, AUOTiONEER.
n BY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
saesroons, Nos " Chambes and z? Reads streets; Art

0AilefIck hl1 nud blS broAiwAy,
On Wednesday eh and Thursday. sh April At II O'Clock
EAch DAY, At THE EXTENSIVE CARRIA',E REr0si.
TORY OF MESsRS. JAS. ~. CONE 4 CO. FOkM EKLf
ADAMS cpSEl kORlHEAsI CORNER GREAT
JONES slREET AND hKOADWAY-NO. 6si-P0SIAlVE
hanIDr FzkEArr4Kx rI,s SALE or TIE FINEST AND
FEREp IN THE UNITED STATES AT AUCTION, re BE
Sis ~ ns E EEy - ThS
TiRik6 FROM BUSINESS ~.
This extensive Will be found comprise about l2o
vhses the greater portion q which haze been mso1ac.
lnIed by this well known lr and Jas b. Brewster 70 tnsr
order expressly Tor New YORK city Broadway sss ana 70
warranted 10 every respect II comprises csrences Lan-
dAos Iandaue.s, Coupes couPeleis Baroaehs. summer
Coaches, Park Pnseons Dog Carts, vcoriAs CabIoets
ax seAt Family KocSAwRys Basket Phaeons, sundowns,
Coupe Rock.ways, light todr passenger hoe.awAys Depot
severA Road Wagons and lro,Iing do The trimmings and
appointments tie above Vehicles viii he found to be both
eiesan, and costly well a. most stylish and tasteful of
fashions. The entire stock Ii
Of recent mlnaacture ana 10 every respect
Also Of Double and Sn-e Harness made TO
suitable FOR city aeveral strings VI Bella. Robes
Rugsx jacks txra Poles &C. Il
Also White Horse carved by tho workman OF this
also the ente store and oce Fixtures and Farnsare In
Guiding Desks, Racks, Asa!nss, Curtains AMI Shsaes
noobic Iron safs BY Lille, &c Terms cash Catalogues
Friday, 18th inst, aud will DO lied
Stock exhibition a abovr
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A DpIAN II. MULLER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
a SALE OF vALUABLB CHURCH PROPERTY ON
EAST TWELFTH STREET, RY oGptH OF TIE III sc, gREs-
ADRIAN a. MCLLER, r. X. WILKINS co. wiz sell AT
auction Thursday hprii, 1870 At O'Clock at the Ex-
change esoOn So Ill Broadway the Lease OF the three
lots OF Land together with the Church tdhce thereon su,
ale on OF Twelfth street. between Third and
Fourth The lease IL from the Stuyyesant estae u
years from March lsa7 st loo annum ground
or renewal improvements 70 be paid
lots together 5xosS The edhce IL OF stone wen and sub
stant'sy built, nnd Is well adapted Tor church, public In
situon factory warehouse Maps and fun particulars
Office Of the auctoneers No. Pine street, OF n.
SOLOMON, Esq, No. 293 Broadway.
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A UcTIoN SALES
IN Of Household Furniture,


Office a55 Broadway, Twenty second street
HENRY D. MINER, Auclioncer, wiz give his personal at
lenon customary for the past ten years. TO IN es and
eppraemens Of household furniture at the residences of
fahirs declining Housekeeping, ami Is also prepare to
arrangements for The OF wo4as Of art libraries
Ac, &c.
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4 UorloS.-LAeqE AND GENUINE SALE OF

A UCTION.-LAEGE AND GENUINE SALE OF
II g5 tRS worth and over 6l0lGts
% handsome Household Furniture
al ll6 West Twenty street. 81 III avenue this Tuer
DAY morning, March 81 ut l0js O'clock. EDWIN MICH
OTIS iucnneer viii sell to he highest bidder all the elegant
Household Furniture brown stone residence
of v w.P Frost Lsg conshngo q magnificent rosewood "a.
anofoe made 10 oreT cost i6 elegant Paror suits Eta
ceres Mirrors Curtains Rr0nzs BOOKCASE Centre Tables,
Enc on Paintings rosewood and walnut Bcdsteaas Bureaus
tsashsands tomSnodeE, Hair aud Spnng Mattresses
Beds, Pillows Sheets Blankets Dining, Kitchen and Ser
wants Furniture &c Sale positive, rain shine. Goods
boxed and shipped Take Broadway or SIKH
Seventh carr and stop Twenty sixth street.
M q
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4 MUM SPRING AUCTION SAFE OF TINE GRAND

A KyuAb SPRING AUCTION SALE OF THE GRAND
American on Paintings
and Cryptn Meiaions the American ART Gallery j.
RoDOLpH LEvISoN huctoneer, viii sel the entire col.
lection Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings March
ST Sicbaas Hotel The catalogue embraces choice gems
from American and lake views Hisoricai Scrptrai
suaecs Fruit are Pieces, all rnagniuosaty
Iiansa ~ Inc goo leaf which are sold together.
AssIGkEE's SALE Of HOSIERY GOODS. &C.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 90.
THE ENllNE BLOCK OF hESSgS. LOUIS ERB 4 20,
by order q a. woEMsEa, ESQ.,, assignee,
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
GERMASIowR GOODS, AC., &c,
n such nssormenis ana varieties usually found In
~ sold for cash without reserve, by order of the
gnee. Attention OF buyers "a invited
Catalogues and cnods wM ~ be ready morning OF saic
VIM iOPftAu a 90, tuctioncets,
No. iS2 Church street.
UcTIoN Norlcg.-E. NICHOLS, AucTIoNEEE.
N rare rportuuity for huusekeepers,
private residence y Ea.t Tenth street.
Magnificent and costly Household Furniture,
brilliant toned 4 octave -four rouni pisnoforts.
rcay gded Parior Suits Cabinets Etareres
rosewood aad wauus Chamber saiis. s,ye o Louis XIV;
tnt Paintings, Bronzes. Vases, statuary clocks,
al The Elegant Eve story residence "a East Tenth street.
between broadway and Fitih avenue,
tbs Tuesday NoRSISG harcb 20, commeleng At lo'i
O'Clock. Velvet, Brusses medallion Carpets broc ae
and see CuI,ans nraNng Room eu;s richy carved and
walnut SUITS covered with striped plain rrps Triksn
Chairs and Lounges Etasees Cabinets Piano olle Book
and Hair Mattresses Bets Eedding, Bhpke Sofas Chairs
Lounges Rockers sldeboat Extension Table; Glass Chaa
Wsre TABLE Cutlery; ktchen and Serv ants Fur
positive rain shine. n. Baesponsibs me
in Amendments car. or pack goods FOR purchasers.
. --MAGsBALs sALE.-F1NR on PAINTINGs--
n. A.. Nj. CHlaThLAE B SON, Auctionecrs, viii sell
Wednesday, March IA ~ w oelocS at eer ssesfoom ~
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DY EDWARD SCNESCK, AUCTIoNEER.
ID Seventh
Mortgage Sale of Elegant Cabinet Furniture,

Mortgage Sale OF Elegant Cabinet Furniture,
by EDWARD SCUENCK,
this day, at II O'clock n his sacsroom % Liberty street
Of the largest most valuable stocks OF frat class Fur
nure offered public The stock comprises
variety Of Peor, Drawing Room, Chamber Dining Room
Hall Furniture in rosewood, black wslnu bols de
aud buhi; also large quantity OF Paris made Furniture OF
the unique and modern styles.
Purchasers their furniture stored un May tree
OF charge. !, ),
The sales win continue every Tuesday and Friday until the
IL an
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A DRIAN il. MULLER, AUcTIONEER.
~ House and Lot last torty-afth street and Lots
southwest Of Frat ana fortye street
auctiop.-ADaIAN H. MULLER, y. X. WILKINS h CO.,
aneon Tuesday, March 29. AT l! O'CLOCK at
the Exchange slesroon, Ill BroadwayEas Forty hfih
stobp brick House
stuae the north side Of has. Fottyft street.
between Second Third No. 27 the house
ts,nsrodern improvements and Ia In goo order lot 1854
49, feet First four Lots situate The southwest
of Forty shth street. each lot 25xllV feet.
A DRIAN II. MULLER AUCTrONEER-THE CELE-
Il braed United States Hotel Property Far Rockaway
l. l.. he sold auction Tuesday March 80 at l. NJ,
Exchange Saesroon II broadway, by order OF Mi
chael Mplrv and James Mulry Executors.
ADRIAN IL. MULLER, r. X. WILKINS CO.,
Auctoneers, NO. 2 Pine street.
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A LIEN b. MISER ArcTlOSEER.
~ BY HENRY H. LEEDS MINER,
Salssroons rs Chambers and II Eeade sreels Art CAL
iee sis and 10 Broadway southwest Of Twelfth
street.
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4 Lien B. MINER, AucrroNEER.

4 LIEN B. MN EK, AUCTIUNEEK.
"A Ey HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
Eaesroos o. Chambers and II Rcsdc Art Galleries
st7 and $40 Broadway.
On Tuesday March - at i0 O'clock at the private resi-
dence No ~ East Nineteenth street. between broadway
and Fourth avenue,
Handsome Household Furniture made TO order by the best
city makers consisting of
ParorsCs.ved rosewood and black walnut Furniture.
suiie nlad and and covered in crimson silk brocaie
Centre Tables Ltkgees rosewood Boudor Piano,
tave; Lace Curtains Royal Wilton Carpets Ead rosewood
and tulip wool Cabinet, hne Psrans aad other Ornaments
PetroomsCaryed back walnut Bedsteads Bureaus. Ward
robes and Centre Tables and Chairs Couch en- suite
Brussels CarpGs Engrnvings and Ornaments Hair Mat
tesEes aud Rriding OF tho best quality also ornamental
Cottage Furniture, en- sulte.
Library and Reception Hoom.Creen hrnred Wilton Car
pct window Door nraperes Mantel Ornaments Couch
and Eeeei ton Chairs
Dining Chairs, black walnut Extension Table Buffet, Vine
DO, Chairs reps Engraynys Plated Ware Porcelain
and Glass Ware Cutlery Also tho Kitchen Furniture, with
which the will The above were all made TO
order aud Ia fDe order and but Hills used.
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DY JOHN Il. DRAPER d CO.,
- Auconcers
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Com
pany viii sell
10000 tons Scranton Cosl
public auction Wednesday. March So at u O'Clock
SAMUEL SLOAN, President
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SALES AT AUCTION.

QY GEORGE HOLBROOK, ,AUCTIONEER.-OFrICE 6lb
ID Third avenue WIN ss this day ~ l04 O'Clock at ths
corner Of Ninth street and Second s,sIns ~ ihs Fnrs
Suits Mirrors Velvet and Brusses Carpe Rosewood Piano
81 octave. by Groverstein; Dining and Kitchen Furniture
traitors,
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DY ROBERT sOaERvILLE, AUCTToNEEH.-oFFf
ID 81 Fifth avenue; saesroom No. West Fourteenth
ROBERT SOMERNILLE viii sell at auction. on Tuesday,
March 49, ut loH o'cocA at the private residence in SIXTY
ninth street, Tenth and Eleventh genteel
Household Furniture black walnut Beds:esds, Bureaus.
washsanda Chars Velvet, Brussels and Ingram Csrpes
Mirrors, Mattresses Feather Beds Bo.stors, Pillows &c
Lace Curtains Shades Cornices black walnut Buffet. EIen
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rHE SALE or THE SEASON.

ierie, si aud 80 Broadway southwest OF Tweth
street..
rHE SALE or THE SEASON
M k MSs ss sE pGp sf gs nASs
hey s Offer fos sGe TIE household nrnurc curosi
fRIvars coLLscTios OF PAINTINGS OF
J. r. bEAuMoNT,
wIever pe orgahked hy tbs gent enan and bens fea-
80 : MOST yAI.g ABLE SALE OF
NOt.hS OF ART
Tie srssier pore@ o. iese painting. bare been
exhibition purchase " beaumont at periods
varying from fssssi sfs FiSs isasr sffcMEss aaa
o. our oTa american ar,,s aaa the modern European
schools 'H'SsaS GINS ~ Sw rs nqaosH.fs op MASTERS.
nfsF ftP9s e. safi 5 + gnssJ ginss'sqJEs So S
LLY, LkUIIE auNIiTGToS So, NopSi. yn,,s smcHg
noviN @WA6o6, caAgEr. 81 RSs%sa, he %GJiLhsais,
As cAk a. fiAs nhs 'fgse EFt4 & 2i.o Asa
rttLn raSsAoRE CENT NJ o. cARI BEcksR Sovr nE
NALRAYEN FAS scnkNneL, cIgNAsI. DoMINIcllL
l. yEb6haqSff DER S sETbERs sosa
DA TivoLI, EoNzALEs, COYPEL and others Of similar
V s''A''. AET f1 CIRCLES OF MODERN EUROPE.
This superb and cry extensive collection win
MrHovf REssEvE and wa oe on srasision on and 9sr @
Catalogues and additional information may Lc OBJ
tanned upon application Price Of Catalogue, Is cents
T'HE ONLY CORRECT LIKENESS OF KIERNANs
DESTROYING ANGEL WHICH PASSED OVER THE
HOUSE or ISRAEL"
WILL BE FOUND IN THE
TELEGRAM CARTOON
TOMORROW.
LOOK our FOR THIS
IMMENSE HIT
IN wEDNEsDAy's
EVENING TELEGRAM
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0LYMPIC THBATRR.
" TIE FIFTYFrRsr TIME.
TIE FIFIYFlksr TIME.
THE fIFTYffksT TINE
THE FIFrYFIRST TINE
T. SEYEETE WEEK.
THE ONLY SURVIVING HAMLET
TO BE CONTINUED
Every Evenia and Wednesday and saturday NsttneeA
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
GEO. L. FOX AS HAMLET Decidediyths most pop.
GEO. T.. FOX AS HAMLET aar and ENJOYABLE ES.
GE0. 7. Eox AZ HAMLET TERTAIsAENr st pres.
GEO. L. FOX A4 HEMLET ent Ia the city Mr.. FOX
GEO. L. FOX AS HAMLET. 10 admirably supported,
GEO. L. FOX AS HAMLET accompanied By appro-
GEO. l.. FOX AS HAMLET praie Scenery, ,C0stisnes.
oso. !. s0x 1s HANLEr ios::,nesr r!s ,p'scSSs!g.
GEO. L. FOX AS HAMLET MENTAL ~ SIC.
eeats secured TwO WEEKS IN ADVANCE, A. the Boz
oH ce, and ihe Theatre Ticket onlce, ia Broadway
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UCTION SALE-THURsDAY, MARCH 81 AND FOL-
"A lowing days. OF the entire Contents OF the Old Curiosity
shop, 1,2sy broadway, New York, consisting OF large
assortment o. and second hand Furniture OF every de-
scrpon Clocks Bronzes, Carpets Mirrors, Paintings, En-
cravings Books Sverpiated Ware, Engravngs Play
Bills, Portraits of Washington Antique Furniture, Convex
Mirror, Articles OF Vertu hc Hc at les O'Clock each day
Now Oh exhibition. JOHN X. CT RrIS, Auctioneer.
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THE ASSEMBLY.
The Proceedinss Yesterday Afteru

The Proceed Yesterday Afternoon.
The Presbyterian General Assembly recon-
vened at 3a o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
entire session was occupied with the discus
sion on the ratio of representation, many
delegates insisting on the number of churches
constituting the basis of representation, and
not the number of ministers, which would
include those without charges. The debate
was participated in by the foreign delegates
Professor Blackie, of Scotland, Drs. Mcleod
and Edmond, of Ireland, and DR.. Arnot, of
Edinburgh-but no action was reached at the
time of adjournment.
Reception Of the foreign Delegates.
In the evening the church was crowded to
sutfocation, every available spot having been
filled even before the exercises commenced.
The services were opened with singing which
the entire audience united in, causing the
most impressive and imposing effect. The
Moderator then called on a member to lead
in prayer, during which, Notwithstanding
the size of the congregation, the utmost
silence prevailed. After prayer, formal re-
ception of the foreign delegates took place,
the Moderator welcoming them in an appro-
pirate address, at the close of which Rev.
DIR. Arnot, one of the foreign delegates, ad-
dressed the audience, expressing his gratitude
for the warmth of feeling shown the dele
gates from q distance, and alluding in elo'
qusnt terms to the pleasure they had expe-
rienced while attending the deliberations
of the Assembly. The remarks of DIR. Arnot
were continued at great length.
He was followed by Professor William G
Backie, of the same Church, by DR.. Robert
Watts, and Mr.. Thomas Sinclair, of the
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Churel
in Ireland, who spoke less lengthily anC
elaborately than DIR. Arnot, but all expressive
of the same cordial feelings of Christian
fraternity and hearty rejoicing over tn
reunion.
The Moderator (Dr. Backus) responded cor
daily, welcoming the strangers to our shores
and reciprocating all the kindly feelings tina
had been expressed.
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An Old Writer ON "The Girls"

In the present day, when women take no
thought of dress, never complain of their
condition, and altogether preserve such a
modest retirement, it is pleasant not only to
mark the improvement which has taken place
in their habits, but also the increased SYM
pathy shown for their wrongs and sorrows,
since Burton, in his ANATOMY of Melan-
choly," made the following unjustifable and
horrible revelations
Why do they decorate themselves with arti-
fetal flowers, the various colors of herbs,
needleworks gof exquisite skill, quaint de-
vices, and perfume their persons, wear ines
timable riches in precious stones, crown
themselves with gold and silver, use coronets
and tiaras of various fashions, deck them
selves with pendants, bracelets, earrings,
chains, girdles, pins, rings, spangles, embroi-
deries, shadows, ribadoes, versicolor rib
bands? Why do they make such glaring
shows with their scarfs, feathers, fans, masks,
furs, laces tifanies, ruffs, frills, calls, cuffs
damasks, yelvets, tissets, cloth Of gold, silver
tissue Such setting up with sarks, straiten-
ing with whalebone, why it is but as day
net catcheth larks, to make young ones stoop
unto them. And when they are disappointed
they dissolve into tears, which they wipe
away like sweat; weep with one eye, laugh
with the other, or as children weep and cry,
they can both together and as much pity is
to be taken of a woman weeping as of 9
goose going barefoot. .t
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Foreign Affairs.

The bill authorizing civil marriages has
become a law in Spain.
Lydia Beecher abuses Parliament for re-
jecting the Female Suffrage BILL
Fresh trials of speed are on the tapis
between the Sappho and Cambria.
-Prim declares that Spain took no part in
the recent events in Portugal.
"A number of dockyard laborers are about
to embark at London for Canada.
-Saldanha resorted to the military coup
d etat to prevent his arrest by Louie.
-Saldanha is not in favor of an Iberian
union, but will maintain Portuguese indepen
dence.
An amendment to the French Press law
has been carried in the Corps Legislatif, des
pite ministerial opposition.
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The Montreal Witness learns from parties
conversant with the condition OF that city that
dwellings standing vacant, representing dimi-
mutton OF population to the extent of from ten
10 fifteen thousand persons. This shows that
the emigration to the United States is still con-
tinued. 1t is not unusual for 200 French Cana
dians to 60 off ia a single day from the Bona
venture Station,
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srEAMsoAT LINES.

FOR CHESTER, HOOK, AND
lsHA3ttzN WIIMINGTON.-The steamer g. M. FELL
TON leaves oHEsHuT, ", Street sElTO WHARF RE
A. NJ. and 1880 p. NJ Fare to Wilmington Is cents
Excursion Tickets 25 cents Chester or Hook 10 cents
Exoursion Tickets, l5 cents, .H 551m
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INSTRUCTION..

II d G K II L L SCH OOL
MEROHANTVILLK. N. J.
FOUR MILES FROM PHILADELPHIA,
NEXT SESSION BEGINS APRIL
For Circulars apply to
att Tw. oATTELL,
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship Achilles, Colburn. New Orleans, Phlade-
phia and Southern Mail steamship Co.
Steamship Saxon Sears Boston, II. Wnsor & Co.
Steamer Jas. s. Green, Pace Richmond and Norfolk,
w. p Clyde Co.
Steamer e. N. Falrchild Trout New York, W. M.
Baird & Co.
Steamer H. L. Cav, Her, Baltimore. A. Groves Jr.
Str Fannie, Fenton, New York, w. NJ. Baird h Co.
str Beverly, Pierce, New York, W. p. Clyde d Co.
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DIVORCES.

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBJ
States for persons from btae or Country legal every
where; desertion, drunkenness nonsnpport, etc., sut
tanned Advice free Business sstsbliShsd fifteen years
81 sm No. 7s NASSAU street. New York 0b
WHERE CHARGES OF DEsERTION OR
w absence without leave are made against Soldiers
the rolls can be corrected by calling upo ROBERT T.
LEAGUE CO., No. 1876 South SKVENr Street, Phila-
dephia.
ONE DOLLAR GOODS FOR 95 CENTS,
~ " l5ttpl pIAeN'E.na q O. NeHTH 6kssh
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

new lighthouse has been erected TO replace the
Eastern lighthouse on Machias Island, Bay OF
Fundy, New Brunswick The new lighthouse
is bS feet high, Octagonal in shape, and
painted white. 1t is 81 yards from the Western
lighthouse, on the same bearing as before. The
illuminating apparatus OF both Is dioptric or by
lenses, OF the third order.
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Mails are forwarded by every steamer In the regu-
lar lines The steamers for or from Liverpool call at
Queenstown, exceptthe CANADIAN liue, which call at
Londonderry. The steamers for or from the CONT
nent call at Southampton.
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MEMORANDA.


Ship Washington Booth, Gunby, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Liverpool 18th inst.
Ship Westmoreland, Letournau, from Shields 18th
ult for Philadelphia, was spoken 1st inst lat 40 80,
long. 20 Is.
Ship Tamerlane, Sumner hence, at New Orleans
Steamship Empire, Hunter, hence, at Richmond
Path inst.
steamship Centipede Fenton, hence, at Boston
Steamtug J: P: whipple, Lawson, hence, at Bucks
Bark Argean, Crosby, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Providence 23d inst
Bark Jenny Berteaux, Davis, for Philadelphia,
Bark Village Belle, Little, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Londonderry 18th inst.
Bark Magma Charta, Hartigan, for Philadelphia,
Bark Troplc Bird, Letteney. for Philadelphia, en-
tered out at Liverpool lOtA inst
Brig Natalie s., Knainz, hence, at Cagari 26th
Brig Eugena, Larrabee, from Salt Key, Turks
Island, at Holmes Hole 2Oth inst, has been ordered
Brig Gea, Petersen, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Sc6r Mary Perkins, Perkins, hence. at Rockport
Schr Ii. G. Hand, Hand, hence, at Rockport goth
scnr Hiawatha, Lee, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Newburyport 23d inst.
Schr David Collins, Townsend, cleared at Calves
ton 18th inst. for Fall River. Hr
Scbr Boston, Nickerson, cleared at Boston 23d inst.
Tor Hallowell, Me-, TO load for Philadelphia.
Schr Hannibal, Cox, for Philadelphia cleared at
Schrs Jesse Williamson, Jr., Corson, and Sarah
| Wood HickmaH, hence, at Providence 23d inst.
Schrs S. V. w. Simmons, Brown, and j. S. Widen,
Crowell, for Philadelphia, sailed from Providence
| 23d inst. -.
Schr Taylor s Mathis, Cheesman, for Philadel-
| phia sailed from Fall River 2lst inst
schr Manantico, Claypoe, for Philadelphia, cleared
| at New York cath inst.
| Schrs Bonny Boat, Kelley; Julien Nelson, Caya-
lier; VIM. A. Crocker, Baxter; Hattie Page, Haley,
| and Ida L. Bearse, hence, at Boston oath inst.
Schrs Thomas Ellis, Kelly, for Dennisport; x. A.
| Cheesebro Robbins, for Wetery; Minnesota, Phin-
ney for Hyaais and Quickstep, Smith, for Lynn,
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LEwEs, DEL, May 25.-A bark is coming down the
bay, bound out, and herm brig passed in. About
80 schooners are in the harbor outward bound, walt
ing for favorable wind. A heavy rain fell last
night
May 25, p. M.-The wind has hauled south, and the
vessels reported in harbOr this morning still de-
tanned. brig and bark reported up the bay are
still in sight
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NEWELL, LANDSCAPE 4, AND Sos GENERA s,SisI A.
pnsin - tskins Photographs of Country Seats In
% ont az ths State Merchants mAnpfactn ana In
porters can have samples OF COCOA sns
very best styla
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


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 Ddse. to w. M. Baird Co.
Brig Ortol8n, Leeman, from New York, in ballast
Schr John 81. Perry, Kelly. days from New Bed
ford with Oil to order.
Schr Problem, Marshall, DAYS from James river
Va, with lumber to Collins Co.
Schr Mary Ellen, Winsor, days from Choptank
river, Md, with railroad ties to Collins s. Co.
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Correspondence Of The EUening Telegraph.
EASTON q McMAHONS BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, May 25.-Only three barges
leave in tow tonight, for Baltimore, light.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, May 25.-The follow
ing barges leave in tow tonight, eastward
Ella, c. A. Dornteld, Hope, G. c. Gere, Fremont,
Camilla, c. Mccartney j. A. Covell, and Cohasset,
all with coal for New York.
San JacintO with coal, for Philadelphia.
st. James, with coal. for Wilmington.
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE, May 26-Barge
Gen. Kem, with coal for Wilmington, left last even
ing. l.. s. G.
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Port. bark Mariana /, from Lisbon, and one bark,
unknown.
Special Despatch 10 The Euen,ng Telegraph.
HAvRE-DE-GRACE, May 26.-The following boats
left this morning in tow:-
George Craig, with lumber to Davidson & Hail.
Francis Craig, with lumber to Craig & Blanchard.
H. List, with lumber to Patterson Lipplncott.
j. II. McConkey with grain to A. G. Cattel d Co.
Media, with poplar wood, for Manayunk.
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