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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-22
REar, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
BY Grubbs u Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank
A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
n DENCE, AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF GARY AND FOgSH .Io SIhsEt ThA NE
TO. FOR SALE.-We offer for sale the former
residence Of the late Anthony Bargam,n; s1t4stea
as above. 1t is an excellent BRICK bU!LDlNI,
with seven rooms, and marble msh.els on aug
rooms and cellar. The premises are IN thorou2n
order having been recently painted and papered:
The LOT fronts 81 feet and runs back l55s left
to an alley 10 feet wide.
w a a f,IIiLDING LOT, adjoining the above,
Is BY lisa feet, and FOUR LUTS, IN rear Of the
above. on the north side OF Canal street, each
about SO by 1854 feet to an alley 10 feet wide. On
one of these lots there Il 3eid ana s
NH Is -W&S2w Auctloneers.
OTIS FOR SALE.-We have now for sale
isbure depot on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, In Greenbrier county, west virginia, SUIT
BILE for residences. or for any business or trade,
and ID anufacturing purposes. These are very de-
prominent depots in many miles Of the line OF the
road both ways. The st. Lawrence grist mills are
located here, and the Greenbrler Lumber Com
pany is now erecting large steam saW-mlli with
In a few hundred yards OF the depot: so that lum-
Der and brcadstuffs viii be convenient and cheap.
The st. Lawrence Boom and nj an ufacturing COM
psny has nearly completed boom 10 the Green
brer river At this point 4, 600 feet long Win am
mand for lumber tor building Or railroad pur-
poses For plans, prices, or other information,
address either Of the undersigned.
K. GIVINGsT6N KESTER, sec'y,
..r - Greenbrier Lumber Company,
NH Is eod6t LewIsburg, w. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-22
BY Lyme & Brother.
Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agents.
No 1912 Main street.

Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents.
No. 1912 Main street. ....s
TOIJR BUILDING LOTS, SlTUAIED
X ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF DDyEk, BE-
TWEEN CHERRY an GULWG I'VE Ell st AZ sbs Re,
nnast If he owner sell at public auction, on me
9p qens Sc on WEbEEsDk 22i March 1s5l
at a O'Clock P. NJ, four valuable BDihDti .Nnt
foTs located as described above, having tront
each on the south side Of Dover street or 20 lss
rupning back depth OF l5e feet TO an alley 10 iee'
Reinp IN that portion of the city which Is SO
rapidly improving, this offers fair opportunity
to parties wishing to invest.
mia nEf' nv LYME BROTHER, Aucts.
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SEVEN-0CTAVE OSEW0ODessSsssyE
P4AHO-FORTE FOa SALE at great bargain
If applied for immediately. Address "a. b."
Dispatch office mh2l.3:s
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SHERIFF'S sALE.-In pursuance Oh a !,
~ Order Of Chesterfield Circuit Court, ma M su,,
the September term, 1870 in the stfiehmen were
therein pending, In which Jones and Setssy for
pls tntins vs. 81. II. Whiting, shall eTponIS. "
sale at auction, 90 the premlses, on THU J,
the asa day OF March, 171, It o.si9e2x tno,Sn
two certain LOTS, Nos. sand III what - 49, 80
as Sneiing's addition 10 the town Of aaacosss,S.
fronting 60 feet on PowhatSn sfrees snd tun ansS
back LEO feet On Pocshontss street. ior ~ m eSst
cash as will satisfy the expenses OF sac sna
or suit on ii credit for one, two, and three ye1s,
with interest from date as 10 the RESIDUE, koa ",
% paying all the expenses Of sale aud OF tns .,r
paw over TO lha plaintiG the aMauns OF ta std
claim, u so much thereof or the proeeeas u -"
20, e'y =, 800 - ~. $3.50 JAMES NJ. MOODY.
NH a.tds s Sheriff OF Chesterfield eoanss.
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TOR RENT.-One Of KNABE'SepSIssYSy
nne PIANOS can be obtained by addressing Cox
8, Richmond post-ofice. NH 20-M&W2t*
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

DETER HANGERS (SR.) RYE WITS
ing the successor TO my father In the manufacture
Of this whiskey, and having his experience of Is
years in establishing its reputation to aid me,
am prepared to furnish an article ms PURE AS
WHISkEY CAN BE MADE, and In every re-
spect worthy Of the name this brand Of liquor has
gained throughout the country. Parties desiring
To purchase VIII please address Messrs. Mccarthy
q Slater, who are sole agents for the sale OF my
whiskey. JOHN HANGER,
Successor to Peter Hanger, Sr.,
Waynesboro', Augusta county, Va.
FEBRUARY 8, 18n. - ..'
all in want OF genuine article OF VIRGINIA
Rye WHISKEY. We can furnish this LIQUOR in
whole or half barrels. All orders carefully exc
cuted. MCCARTHY SLATER,
1874 Main street.
RICHMOND, March 4, 1871. NH e-am
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-22
BY Grubbs q Williams,
Aucttoneere and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street. between Main and Bank streeA

Eleventh street. between Main and Bank streets
A VERY VALUABLE STORE AND
CORNER OF MAIN AND EIGHTEEsIhs
STREETS At AUCTION On FRiDsl I, s Sss
March, at O'Clock r. NJ, we WIN eel upoa ss "a.
pied as . store by Aessrs. Il. w. w. y. 11eN
and as . dwelling by Mrs. j. a. aobson; -. n
The store Is large aud convenient, ana u DC, ,ss
the best stands for business In thai part o. va
town. The upper part has eight rooms, oea'oess
kitchen and servants room. sr
TERMS One-third cash balance ~ .: a ~
months, for negotiable notes, with ntefest S-'N'
aud secured by q trust deed. ..,.
mhiS - GRUBBS q WILLIAMS, Aneis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-22

By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers'
Eleventh, between Main and Bank stree1s'
CATALOGUE SALE OF ABOUT 600
VOLUMES OF VALUABLE LAW55BOHShtSi'
Gn,oron r. r. Collier N. p. Howard, John q.
Boyd, j. j. Daily, David May. and others. .,
The above sale viii take plaess a. Has ed
Mnrcb at O'clock p, M, and will be continued
at the same hour on the following days until CON-
pleted. u 49,, a.o,dord vorks
ond The Renorrs. and is worthy the attention OF
The trade and of the profession generally.
Orders addressed to US will receive attentlon
and catalogues will be sent to those requesting
TERMS: Sums under $50, cash over thar
amount, 60 days. credit for approved endorsed
neuotia ble notes, with interest added
NH IS GRUBBS q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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WANTED, 100000 seasoned FLOUR
w BARREL aTAVrS and HEADING :, and
80 CORDS hiLLET3 for m King slaves aud mead
ings: for VIII CHI the h CHEST market price VIII DC
paid, CaS1. j. -, STEVEN
General I gent Virginia r: nitentiiry,
,nhlelr Governor s rect.
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WANTED. FIFT y ABLE-BODiED
w MEN, To work on the Quan,ic'. branch line
Of the Richmond. Fredericksburg and pctomac
railroad. near brCoks's Star on i'll staff )rd cnun
ty. Wages, ,r"m SIS to 81 30 per d:.v. Apply
to j. 4. BHA GG, ut the cGmpany's offlIc il this
NH II Inn riENRY SAUNIE2S,
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WANTED, q PURCHASER for COM
w piete CIRCULAR SAH-MILL aad EN-
CINE. Is in perfect order; WAS made by the
Tredegar Company: f.. A. DAiIbN,
Dea er 10 New and Secondhand Machinery,
10th street betHecn Main ana 81 ry,
IL e46swlm R,chmand. Va.
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Ss--.aS---
Steamship wesphana tNoA schwensen, Hamburg-Kun-
SteansSp @n oyde, Parker, Norfolk City Point and
Steamship Franconia. Bragg Portland-J Ames
Park Kate (Br). Murphy Rotterdam-Brett, Son Co.
inson Il Co.
Bark Cardenas, sundberg, Havaua-J Ward d Co.
BARK Jos Eaton, Eilngwood, Cienfuegos-Brett Son
Bark Brilliant, Sprague, Caibarien-Jas W Ewen 4 Co
Bark Allsa tBr, Gwen, st John, NB-Heney Parker
Brig Asaia, Petersen, T'ruxio--G Vessels
Brig Robert Move, Abbott, Barbados-H Trowbridge's
Brig Iris tBr,, Simmons Pitre, Gusd-H vata
bic Son.
Brig Thos TuruI Thompson, Mayaguet-L, P Arm
strong
Bria Leons, Tngiey, Havana-P Nevius Son.
Brig Jeanne Adonphe F, Labeypn, st Jago de CubaC
Guilleaume 4 Co.
Brig Surf, Thomson, Csibar,en-Fowier 4 iowa.
Brig Rainbow. Marshall, Aux Cayes-Moss Ward.
: Brig James Frazer Matheson, 81 Johns NF-George II
Brewer.
schr Henry Parker Beers, Demarara- Edwin Rowe Co.
schr Lizze. leighton, St George, NB-Jas Murray.
schr Fanny Heating, Kane Jscksonville-W Ray a. Co.
Schr Katie Ranger, Martin, Jacksonvile-van Brunt
Slaght
schr Clnra Sawyer Branscom, savannah-Benticy Miller
Co.
schr John Lenthal Martin, Richmond, va--van Brun
Slaght
schr Maloy, Russell Washington, DC-Baker Day.
ton.
schr Ella Hodsdon Nickerson, Bangor-Miler Hough-
ton
schr DAILY, Lamar, New London-Bentles, Miller &
Co
Scnr Evelyn. Burger, Stamford.
Steamer Utley DAVIS, Philadelphia
Steamer c Bfddle McCue, Philadelphia.
Steamer Novelty, Shaw, Philadelphia
Steamer Black Diamond. Meredith, Philadelphia.
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TENNESSEE KU KLUXES.

Lawlessnoss In WeakIcy COuuty.-Two Me-
Rrees Rescued from the Officers by a Dis.
Geised Mob and Hung.
MEMPHIS, April "a, 1871
About ten days since the Office of David Schaef.
fers-ex-Shern OF Weakley county-at Dresden,
Tenn, was entered and valuable papers distracted
from desk and carried OF and others papers
burned on the 1oor Suspicion fell upon
William and Edward Johnson (colored), ana the lat
ter was arrested and confined in JAIL but William
made his escape, and sent word back from Paducah,
KY, that he had found O bad list OF Kn Klux In
Schaeliers' desk. and that he would send a coored
regiment OF troops 10 squelch them. A few days
since Shaeffers accompanied by SheriT Vincent pro-
ceeded TO Paducah, and with requistion, arrested
William. and lett for Dresden with the prisoner.
This morning, about two O'Clock, wnen the train
carrying the party stopped at Raston, the Nash
vile and Northwestern Railroad, some eight miles
from Dresden, about forty men, with masks suddenly
appeared and after pointing pistols at the railroad
olicials, TOOK the prisoner or This morning the
bodies OF Edward and William were both found
hanging IN the woods. IL appea rs the masSers had
forced the jaior at Dresden to give up Edward and
had taken him TO Raston.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

Attempted Fraud Discovered in the Supply
Bili-obseQuies Of Senator happening.
ALBANY, April "a, 1871.
The error discovered In the supply bill was the In
sertion OF the item paying counsel In the Black
River claims matter. This item was stricken
out. yet the WORD ..Testored" was by some
one written on 1t, and the engrossing
clerks copied it into the engrossed bill. The con-
ference committee, however, has ordered 1t to be
expunged, and the Governor Will sign the bill as
soon as ne returns to the city. e,--.--. III -
The remains OF the late State Senator Harpending
were conveyed to the Central Railroad depot last
Grover, Attorney General chamuan a fs Senators
Banks, Lord, Bardenberg and q. F. Norton, Dewitt
@. LittlejohA and George Dawson acted as pall
bearers. -, -s-',.-. 10, 4 -.l.;.
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FIRE IN THE EOWERY.
Liquid ''saicty" Gas in Lager. Beer SaIoor,--
Destruction Of u Concert saloon.

Destruction Of II Concert saloon.
About hali-past eleven yesterday morning a fire
broke out IN the lager beer and concert saloon &C.
cupied by j. Theodore schmitz, So Bowery. 1t was
caused by the explosion OF a lamp which Gerard
Haas was filing with "lquidssafety gas" and a
lame oi light III close proximity AT The time the fire
occurred a variety aud minstrel troupe connected
with the establishment were rehearslng the rear
OF the building and some eight nine performers
were Oh the stage. They escaped by the rear en-
trance on Chryslie street; out one OF them, Miss
Netie Taylor, had her neck and face badly burned.
Some OF them lost their musical Instruments a por-
tiou of Their wardrobe ana clothing. The flames exc
tended TO the upper floors OF the building, spread 10
the ROOF, and the structure was completely gutted.
j. I. Schnitz, on the first floor, lost 900; no In
surance. Nh Jacob f. Hoss who owned the lunch
counter. $3.50 no insurance. j. Roth, billiard table
manufactures occupied third floor: loss 81, 600 The
ioufth and hfih floors were occupied by Edward A.
Smith, cigar manufacturer: loss 81, 900.
The building ID owned by William B. Astor and Is
damaged TO the extent Of $1,000.
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assurances on the So. Louis Fire.

IT. LUIIs, MU., iFTH 2, IoiI
The following is partial list OF the assurances on
White Il Erickson's tobacco factory, which was
burned on Safurday:--In the Home Insurance Com.
pany. OF New York. 5000: North British and Mer-
camille. OF London and Edinburg $1,000: Insurance
Company Of North America, $1,000; Manhattan OF
New York s5.o00 Franklin, Of Philadelphia 81, 500;
Yonkers, OF New York. $500; North st. Louis Mu-
tua 81, 500; Western Mutual, OF 81: Louis, 81 800;
Merchants. OF Providence, 81, 500: Phoenix, Of
Brooklyn, $4,000: Lamar OF New York, $4,000;
Franklin, OF Philadelphia, $1,000; 4Etna, OF Hart.
ford, s3,0J0
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKTT.-LoSDos, April as T.
NCoDsos closed at 70 for money the account Anne
securities easier fyetweny bonds, 1867 sos 1865,
esss 1867, 81; ten-fOrt!es, sgf
Lyrsroot CoIToN MAEkyr.-LIvERrooL, April "a
r. Motion cosed rsi and irregular. midolinc up
foot ~ y O oao' including 5000 for speculation and
port. !f05srs were pressing sales ~ noon.
L.ygGpOOL PDoDJcH MhRKE1.--LIvERPooL- April a.
1yenagIotamon fosln has advanced to ia. 3D.
Tal.ow, 81.
PEIEoLECx NARkrL--ArTwHRP, April 24-PcIoIeum
= .Ss.e4 =, ~, for One pale Americas.
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Tanuery Eurnrd in Pennsylvania.

HoNEsDALE Pa, April "a 1871.
/. A. Robertson Co.'s tannery, near Hopesdale,
Wayne county, Pa, destroyed by fire on Sunday
morning.
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Great Fire in Henry. III.

CHICAGO, April "a 1871.
fire at Henry. Marshall county, H., on
Sunday, caused damage OF over $4,000 The prin-
clpal losers John Kline, c. Gould John Corbet j.
w. ). Bimmer and j. l.. Jones.
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Fire in Springfield, Mass.

SPRINGFIELD, April "a 1871.
The dye and dry house OF the Swift River Com.
pany, at Enfield, was oadly damaged by fire this
morning. the machine shop and picker house ad-
joining being totally destroyed Fully insured.
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Break in the Erie Canal.

Break in the Erie Canal.
ROCHESTER, April "a, 1871.
The break In the Erie Canal, near Fairport is not
quite as bad as at first represented. About fifty
feet OF the tow-path two feet below the bottom has
gone out. IL will take two days to make repairs.
Boats reighted Will probably be able to pass by Fri
day morning.
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THE CANALS.

Navigation Opened the Canals.
ALBANY, April "a, 1871.
The canals were opened for navigation to-day.
Reports from all sections are to the effect that the
canals are In good order. se.,w.
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Canal Traffic.

BUFFALO, April "a, 1871.
Boats commenced locking on this division Of the
canal AZ six O'Clock this morning. AT i've O'Clock
p. NJ 100 boats had cleared with 675,O0O bushels OF
grain. Tolls amounting to $4,000 were collected.
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APRIL, MAY AND JUNE.
Purify the Blood.

~
HEIMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILL4
f Il nSTac se saKsApARLnA
IGii
sf DfSSs p 4 EsTs&a
All powders and Applications destroy the skim
n as and svs o At as q Nd
adf Il dsiSs P hsT nS ERA a;s s,RsApARL
or decoc,on. usually male; glass, added
'1' : Lisbon pisi Drink Try !, this way.
HE1sHoIAss ' sssEs$ Sss' $ssEE g11ss.
.a's S1a stsS.ssW GRAPE PILLS
used in II cSr% aH 1ede
hi.%ss e eAaA a%a G n sIts
ssSs.a ss VPs S ssr rsv
AZ sYTfs'' FIJI
nELMsoISs sc ss4ES s,sn's' GEIRi;AirE PILLS
Spring and summer months
on. box
Oh f'"S-wG In soI sn''r weight
has acquired a worldwide fame.
All Of my meritorous AperOd Of twenty
s., Isms i; s.i made By benjamin. rr.'er.
mercury states that no remedy equal to the
Extract Of sarsaparIa It's power eIaordlnary
sense, tonic, tbs invaluable attribute that
irritable renders other class una
v. S.a e., or I'M inju r., s.
See w Fl sfa %ssR P Of America
r You
on having the handsomest and at the same time the most
m have ~ ws m RaDs'ss In
a hs si sa nd
the M the s
ea py ,nem wa1 @ my ns.rncions and to-day they
BY any medicine IN the Dspensaioy Of the United States,
not excepting single herb root plant or scientific prepa
Pharmaceutical claim all mine to be, have never
pN'"'N ALL STAND ON THEIR MERITS
the asas G ss IN
cy given hr9ash aayeon and h. am and have
svcly to prove this see let,er:
From the largest manufacturing chemists in the word
am acquainted with Mr.. II. T. Hemboid; he occupied
the drug store opposite my residence and was successful In
l f roMsp
Nnis s, and , Brown n streets Phadephia
years
VS '%h sSns %nS
the the Pm Itself IS made the bottle label show
no English Or french preparation will show greater
Instead Of i6e naaseousiookns, carelesypreparca Pills
yepded and pun up in wooden and made gen
druggists manufacturers OF medicines test the medicine
oHcIeu Nv your ODeulent servant,
II. 7. HELMBOLD,
Crystal Palace Drug Store, 5a4 Broadway, New York
Palace Pharmacy. Gisey House, Broadway and Twenty.
ninth street, New York.
Temple Of Pharmacy, Continental Hotel Philadelphia and
lOl South Tenth street, PhLadelphia.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
The Courts p Ct different states No p publicity Advice
'' ~ r. l. KING Counsellor. At Law S ssi Broadway
BARGAINS IN TEAS, FLOUR, GROCERIES AND PRO.
- DEMONSTRATIONS and families save 70 cent Vt
THOMAS H. AGNEW's, ESQ Greenwich street, New York.
( COMPRESSED IVORY BILLIARD BALLS. MAR.
~ tingale Ring. Checks, Sleeve Buttons. uorss Doc
Fro Turtle Sphynx Owl, Skull and Bones with class cves
..... WIN. N. wELLING, 20i Centre street
MgAREs PARAGON sYIErs, =
M made TO order and
Warranted 10 Fit,
ssn By express O. part of tho country at the
6shIrtA fsSd muslin and linen fronts 49,
Shirts better huan and good linen, $40 20.
: NShtts Ms:onvile muslin and tine linen, xi2
6Shrs, Wamsutta muslin very fine linen &l8 90
Shr,a, New York Mills and best linen, &l6
Directions for measurement forwarded on application.
RICHARD MEAkES,
corner Sixth and Nineteenth street.
nLD SILK HATS MADE OVER INTO the NEW
~ style, and Panama felt cleaned pressed ana
Avtn A. Hraod
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FIRES.

Burning Of the Rome Iron Works-Loss
$15O,OO0.
ROME, N Y, April "a, 1871.
One OF the mills OF the Rome Iron Works was des.
troyed by fire this morning. The loss Is about
$4,000; insured foa 100000 A new and larger
mill Will be built at once.
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BELOW.

whtestone, and wn probably remain night Most Of
the vessels reported anchor In the lower bay Of
I'D proceeded this morning. Wind Sc very calm
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Bark Joseph Flood. 70 days from Harcpoo by pilot boat
Ezra Nye, No2).
Wind at sunset wNw, light.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails Destination
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL n, 1871.
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SHIPPING NEW

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DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF APRIL, MAY AND JUNE y.
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Mlnneman in
nc2ys fs osds
BERGEN, March 2s-SaiIed Sarpsburg, Hesselberg,
A5 New T5 4s,n ga'e Charles
buTsos AYRrs, March l7-saled, bark Serene, Oliver.
BA o . Mss ds ! DS brig
B4RnAnos, April sArrived, brig Lizzie Troop tBr, New.
Cows, April s-saed, Alto, winston crom Har,lepoop.
CARDIFF, April sArrived, Proteus, Murphy Havre 10Th,
Sailed STU Scottish srGe dcI,zler New York sh St Ma.
ry haowe aud Mantoeah Durkee. do 9Th, Ch Byrnes.
Cleared s,h. Lisale Moses, ror, New Orleans
Sailed 3D. Morning Light, Tracey Boston.
ShnnEN ..Sr MArses brig Ennis hopkins, Phil
saea lSh srg, Pomona Brown north Of Hntteras 18th,
GIsspErcos April Arrived, schr Minnie Reppcr,
bark cici,,ae Miller Boston. o,0'' A,DSs''"' "a '''
denba cb AIr p,,ne brig Sossak Elliott Pha
Sailed 18th, barks GeItruc Randall Boston, Norton sto.
& c ssse A Nsy Dow s Ga1s DO l brig
d nye, Sss Mned Miller and Mary Gibbs coscns
ID DEAF Mn arnsy Rodgers sS from
Ir Mswpo gs Emile Meyer from Newcsse for san
Tor kJemen 10Th, British America, Lackhar from Shields
nunLIS, April s-saied, Riverside Key, Philadelphia
nusKIfk Aptil BIN the roads. Anglo Saxon, Forster
hrsnSoaE Apr' e,.rrivsd cngale,e ~. Black, New
New York; s,h, II 4 Lchneid. syadins: Savannah Tor
GIAseow' April s-saed. Europa s), Nico New York;
Iron Crown Lee, San Francisco.
:. GfLkALTAH, March 2s-Arived. Kosnopolst Muldcr,
New York and cleared 2eh for odessa 2h Thought Gre
gerson 90 and cleared 3ls for do) 3s Machas Johnson
New York. - '
Cleared 18Th Veteran, Snow trom Messina, New York
GENOA, April 3.huved Cristoforo Colombo, Tarapri.
ano New orleans 4h feice Piandcllo, Todaro do; S-
King, Nickerson, do N' N' S1
HrLvoFT, April 7-Saied, Hattie NJ Parker and Mac,u.
lay Rodgers, England; stb. Iris, GuIock, Newcastle
HAMBURG April Starved Emma, Forbes, PhIadeIpbja.
Rosa. Dnsc Wilmington, NC. '' N'P""'
Sailed 9Th. Harriet Tucker, New York tnnd left cuxbayen
6tb).
HAvRK, March s-cleared, Favori,a, Greenmap, New
York. 'N"
HONG KONG, March I2-In port ship Nimrod fBr Lou
Their for New York via Mana; barks Osaka (Br ies,,e
for New YORK; Annesey iBr) Pearcc do via Manila
Conrad (Br) Appcby for Bangkok and San Francisco.
HAVANA April 17--Arrved. steamship Rapidan white.
hurst, New Orleans for New York schr Meuawa DISCS
way, Mobile sth steamship Cuba, Dukebsrt, baltimore
for New Orleans.
HALIrAx. April N-Arrived, steamship City OF Dublin.
Allen, Liverpool for New York.
LIVERPOOL April ARRIVED ueiand Tallocksen Charles
tom 9Th, Lizzie Merrill, Farnsworth, Galveston; Fire
Queen (s), Day New Orleans; Holding Brock Bamore:
9Th, Lean Pensacola; 10Th ssnia @ HAMS
New York Calabria fsl McMickan, do Adde BnisdeI,
Garfield Charleston; 1lth, Moncage, Gibson, 6alveson;
2sd City Of New York, Thomas, Calso ?3d ADVICE Wal
lace New 0reans Chancellor patcn, and hen News Hud
New orcans Samuel larrabee, Thompson and Olaf Nick
eson, Voight New York.
Sailed 9Th, elveta az Grgs New York (and from Queens
town l0h) Teresa Davies San Francisco 9Th Wellington,
hkaing, New York Princess Louise, Alexander, do
Csrdin lh Admiral, Hassloop Philadelphia; Crsnona,