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TO the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES. NEW REMEDIES
DR.. cIRRoN,s plsPEN.

q DR.. cIBeoN'S DISPEN-
ESA sARY. NO. e3s KEAENY ST.,
Nm corner of Commercial, San Fran
&Zk&3 mercial street. Established il
1851, for the treatment OF Sexual and Semina
Diseases, such as Gonorrhea, elect, Structure.
Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness,
Inlpotency, etc. etc. Skin diseases of years
standing, and liberated Legs ETC.. successful.
ly treated.
DIR. GiBBON has the plca.ure of announ.
ing that he has returned from visiting the
sumed practice.
Tho Doctor has spared neither time noI
mt ney in seeking out new remedies, and has
returned with increased facilities for the ale
Walton of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence Of self
abuse. This solitary vice. or depraved sexuai
indulgence. is practiced by the youth Of b0tl
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, produc
ing with unerring certainty the tollowins
train of morbid symptoms, unless com bateo
by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow
countcnance, dark spots under the eyes, pail
in the head ringing in the ears noise like the
rustling OF leaves or rattling OF chariots, un-
easness about the loins, weakness Of the
limbs. confused vision, blunted intellect. loss
of confidence, difidcnce in approaching stran-
gers, dislike to form new acquaintances.
disposition to shun society, loss of memory
plmples ana various cTuptions bDoul tuc ihte
hectic Pushes, furred tongue, irtid breath
coughs, consumption. night sweats; .monoma-
MIA, and frequently INSANITY. 1T relief be not
obtained, you should apply Immediately, eli.
thcr in person or by letter, and have cure
effected by his now and scientific mode oi
treating this disease, which never fails o.
effecting quick aD6 radical cure.
Cured at lfOne.
Persons at a distance may be GU RED Al
HOME, by addressing a letter to DIX. GLIB.
BON, stating case, symptoms, length of time
the disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly forwarded, free from damage and
curiosity, to any part of the country, with
full and plnin directions for use,
BY inclosing Ten Dollars coin in regis
tered letter through the pestoice, OIL
through Wells, largo a Co.'S, pack age Of
medicine will be forwarded to any part OF the
Union.
Persons writing to the Doctor will please
state the name of the paper they SEQ this ad
vertisement in.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address DIR. j. +. GlBBON,
Box 1857, San Francisco. California.
jyl-ly
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NoTTCE!

ITO J. SULLIVAN AND NJ. IlARTWELL.
i and their grantees: You and each of you
arc hereby notified that / have performed
labor on the Deleware mine, on Prospect
Mountain, in Eureka mining district. Eureka
county, Nevada, to tho amount of the legal
assessment work on said mine, according to
the law OF Congress of the United states,
approved May 10, 1872. Said mine is owned
as follows:
j. Sullivan, or his grantees."..........20 200 feet.
NJ lartwell 300 feet
j. A. feet
That unless you and each of you. within 20
days, pay your proportion of said amount,
your and each of your interests in said mine
will become my property.
J. A. NESBITT.
Eureka. Nevada, March 10. 1875. mhl9-s0d
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FACIFIC CLUE.

"A x,,im im,EtMBERS OF PACIFIC CLIJR
prsctiesn AK. saNe notice that their meetin9. 10
ana WuwwalII wv BE- on Tuesday. Tridax
apis.,~m slis' Fargo 4 GAYS time - oo'ocA'
CHAS FUCHS, Loader.
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Keep the stock in Condition.

Farmers should take advantage Of tho
late fall months after the swarms Of flies
have ceased to ailliCt the stock, to get all
the animals not in good, thrifty Condi.
ton into such n state before the severe
weather Of winter sets In. Animals put
In fair flesh before cold weather comes
will go through the winter much better,
md with less expense to the owner, than
stock starting through In poor condition.
Provide extra food, II necessary, so that
an abundant supply can be fed regularly,
while It will do the most good. In this
way store Of carbon ia provided for
winter use, and may, with good care and
comfortable quarters, be maintained III
fair condition without much trouble.
Stock in this way may be put
upon grass next spring worth twice
rs much as II neglected during the
change from green TO dry food, which
must soon take place. Unless great care
Ia taken stock suffer more and deprecintG
more rapidly In value during tho early
winter and spring months than any other
limc. Precautions should be exercised to
avoid the great losses which occur al
these times. The change should be made
by degrees. When the grass becomes
scarce and killed by the frosts the dry
food should first be supplied In small
quantities, and tho amount increased as
the case may require. Keep the stock
growing, otherwise the results will nOtbC
satisfactory. The neglect in this explains
one cause Of 30 much poor stock being
sent to our markets. Western Rural.
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ANOTHER process Is now proposed for
smelling iron, the idea being to pulverize
the ore and au1ing materials with Ger.
tain proportion of carbonaceOus matter,
and incorporate the whole, by means Of
hydraulic cement, into solid masses or
Jumps, like concrete or mortar, these
blocks being then placed in an ordinary
smelting furnace, in layers alternating
with such proportion Of fuel as will, in
conjunction with that contained in the
blocks, effect the c ,mplete and thorough
reduction OF the incorporated ore. A
supplementary fuel or combustion cham
Der is provided, exterior to the smelling
furnace, with an opening into the latter
opposite the blast.pipe nozzle, by which
means bitummous coal, coal dust, or 9TH
er suitable fuel may DO employed in
quantity readily regulated, and burned
under the impact OF the blast and supply
heat The fuel chamber is also supplied
with feed.hopper, rod and alarm, to in
dictate when the fuel is at such state as
to require replenishing or renewal, this
being indicated by the descent OF the rod,
as the fuel ia burnt away, acting on
bell
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Coiored Forelllo ught.

From the Atlanta ConatitutlOnl
Yesterday, as we were passing street
beyond the Atlanta Medical College, and
on which a number Of negroes reside, we
heard m old negro calling out to his
wife:
aNtanda ia you got dem chickens
cotal'ed in de smoke.houSe, like | told
yer2'
matter wild you, dat you's so 'llCklCr bout
dem chiCkins all at once ~ she replied,
"Nebber YOU mind ! knows whats
dc matter, and dat's nuir till dem CHICKENS
il housedl When l hears dat dem mig.
gers ODER dNf in the next yard IL gwine
10 hab a party tomorrow night, wanted
to be shore dat my CHICKENS doesn't tend
Il, YOU hear mel"
The CHICKENS were at once looked up,
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JEwslS New lonK.-In his speech at
the opening Of the Hebrew charity fair
at UiImore's garden, Gov. Tilden put
down the present Hebrew population Of
New York at 10000 The figure is
thought to be too high, but It Is probably
not much ont Of the way. The Jewish
element has certainly increased greatly
IN the past % yca1s. The Jews now have
i 'ynagogues in the city, one-the
Temple Emanuel on Fifth avenue-being
al tine religious edilice rs any in the
country, and they have several charitable
Institutions which compare favorably
WIN the hest Of those belonging TO Chris
Lian denominations In fact the Jews
nave advanced to tho front rank, in every
'ocIaI relation, and comprise n very i'm.
Fot'ant part in our population. A great
many OF them, Of course, are poor, and
YEA Jewish beggar is hardly ever seen.
NoeIa,' u more Industrious. Even those
occupying the lowest places in the social
EaIc are always engaged in some sort Of
%oor. ldlcne's IL unknown among
.9en Very few follow trades. The
sl@ oil the Hebrew from the time
ae leaves school il to have n "business"
VI ~! own, and whether that business he
ReaiLl9lg watches, selling old clothing, OF
importing millions Of dollars worth Of
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Tho Merchandise Markets mp nj
Pittsburgh.

From tho GnaOttO Of yCsteriay.
The general merchandise markets con-
TUNE dull, more SO than usual at this
particular time, and II is not likely there
will be much II any Improvement until
about the middle Of next month. There
Ia nothing important to note in hegrain
market, excepting that oats and corn, In
consequence Of n temporary scarcity, are
lirmcr, and shade higher. The grocery
trade continues dull, and about the only
feature TO notice Is that coffee il again
weakened. In the provision mar ets,
trade continues slow, as II usually il at
this season Of the year, and while there has
been no quotable change in prices since
the date Of our last review, the tendency
Is downward. In general produce, bust.
ness Is light--more so than for some time
past. People generally, nppfehensive OF
d hard winter, are economising, buying
nothing they can at all dispense with, and
then only in small way.
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acknowledgement
AGE OF THE SEXES.
uov 10 tell the Long from the
SnOrt I.iVcd-'ChC Ears and the
singers Indicate Vitality.

.TDn Tic Boston Postl
n, Lambert, President Of the Popular
IA. Insurance Company, Of New York,
s r An interesting lecture in the Bay
s,,e Course at Music Hall, on woman
and her nature, duties, needs, and Cntitle'
Dr. Lambert, in goodnat manner,
make Of his peculiar treatment OF the
,9biScl. ,aid i was new lecture, and
,,ys little sketch OF his own history.
Gaming directly to the lecture iIself, he
DISCUSSED the question Of the comparative
lspyth Of life Of American men and wo-
men, and between people Of this country
and those Of Europe, lie showed statis'
liz, 10 proyc that, contrary to tho pOpu.
lar opinion, the people OF the New were
Onser.Iiycd thanthosO Of the Old World.
T6c English girls, so often spoken Of
far blooming cheeks and robust forms,
ored these qualities to their outdoor
Iiie the damp GOODNESS Of their native
i.l,nl, and their iOndness for the national
beverage, beer. The fact was, the women
At tbi,country were longer'liyed than the
F,gii.b women, There probably was no
nl,s"in Enrope where so many old peo.
pio conli be found in proportion to the
pp"nnlation IA in New Hampshire, and
thtcc out of every four Of the people who
hal reached the age Of ninety years in
ysr IIamp,hire were women.
The constitution Of woman was sub.
,,n%,Ily tbe .ame As the constitution Of
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From the vIeksburs Herald
lie was sltolling around town while the
boat was taking on freight, and coming to
where four or five men sat under an avn
inQ, he held out his hand to each In turn
and remarked: "Shake, stranger. AL.
though I've stood where shot fell around
me like rain drops in a shower, ! want
reconciliation iow-genuine peace" "Ah
what battles where you In y asked one OIL
the men. II wasn't in any, mister" The
stranger slowly replied; ut was In the
shot tower Of 81. Louis the shot came Sc
iast r And the crowd went over atteI
soda water.
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''ga the n. y litnldl
L.. ihe decline in real estate during the
:, ,a' y Ihrce years will range at from thirty
%Iofty ptr cent on the valuations Of that
,,I Gack, and the long list Of foreclosure
s ' daily advertised shows that the pro.
H. i, Oh liquidation is going rapidly on.
" ", y probable that prices have nearly
;; sed bottom, and the temptation to
, :, surplus capital in real properties
So asaIe and tcmunetative operation il
''SGgmlnggreater every day.
/, once convinced that things are upon
S.iIt!lPan, a large proportion Of the wealth
:, "aIca IL now lying idle or being lent out
MsIow rates Of interest will beI definitely
S'ea and, though the ioaninR price may
n Enhanced, 1t will, nevertheless, be 4
SSn y'nSeF Of more prosperous days to
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Tho reputation II has attained, In
consequence OF the marvellous cures II
has produced during tho last half cen.
fury, Is n sufficient assurance to the
public that II Will continue to realize
the happlcst results that can DO desired.
In almost every section Of country
there arc persons, publicly known, who
have been restored from alarming aud
even desperate diseases Of the lungs,
by It's use. All who have tried 1t &c.
knowledge It's superiority; and where
It's virtues arC known, no one hesitates
as to what medicine to employ to re-
lleve the distress and suffering peculiar
10 pulmonary affections. CHERRY PFC.
TOTAL always affords instant relief, and.
performs rapid cures Of tho mllder va
rlctlcs Of bronchial disorder, rs well as
the more formidable diseases Of the
lungs. ..
As q safeguard to children, amid
tho distressing diseases which bcsct
tho Throat and Chest Of Childhood, II
Is invaluable; for, by It's timely use,
multltudcs are rescued and restored to
health.
This medicine gains friends OF
every trial, as tho cures 1t Is constantly
producing nrc too remarkable to be
forgotten. No famlly should be with.
out 1t, and those who have onco used
II never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the
country prescribe II, and ClCrgymcn
oftcn recommend It from their knowl'
edge Of Its effects.
PREPARED NJ
Dr. ]. C. AVER 1 CO., Lowell, Mass
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
min ny All pnruotsrs EVERYWHERE.
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WHERE pOEsIr All COME From 2

PinA and quarts Of filthy Catarrhal dis.
charges. Where does 1t all come from
The mucous membrane which lines the
chambers Of the nose, and its little glands,
arc diseased, SO that they draw from tho
blood its liquid, and exposure to the air
changes 1t into corruption, This life.
liquid Is needed to build up the system, but
II Is extracted, and the system Is weakened
BY the loss. To cure, gain flesh and strength
by using DR., PlerCe's Golden Medical Dis.
Coyery, which also acts directly upon these
glands, correcting them, and apply DR..
Ssges Catarrh Remedy with Dr. PierCe's
Nasal DouchO, the only method OF reaching
the upper cavities, where tho discharge aC.
Cumulates and comes from. The instru.
ment and both medicines sold by druggists
and dealers in medicines, cod, swSw.
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Cincinnati Purchasing Agency
49, ESTABLISHED, 1850.
ii. u. ROGERS 4 co..

WENT OUT-HAvtSG UNExPECrEDIY
w won't out Of Washington Hall on Tuesday
last can now b found 10 MelAlns Block, up
stairs, entrance No. a Twelfth street, Room No 8,
second door from TfEginS Picture Gallery, where
We arc making Boots and Shoes to ordeI Of the btst
material, guaranteeing satisfaction and lower prices
than the same work can BE- bad for antHhere else
In tho city, A. d. VITALITY.
dNt-epl
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.


b. nail IN airaHer, poIiGgs prepaid
IS O0lThrce mOnthI-.,..,,S9 90
Ca N'' I COL One month,,..-..,,.. Is
- 1s...t,cni by Carriers in City lSc Per week
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By mai, in GdTdHes, Poi'dgs Prepaid
,lIy ..,.........,.sI 6OSix mouIhS,...."...,si o.
t"F. u - Cach'
- gH. d ~ eaen'
~ 7g. a Twenty, y each
"a ,ri 40 Extra copy to person getting up Cub
rs-rb. alays prices are inyaria6le: Remit At
IA pnitso or PostOtticu Money Ordeis, and
g1' rithrr Of these can ba procured, send the
AI, ,n Registered Letter.
rur yTELLIGENCER will present daily the
'hE rrr. 10 all departments, from all quRFtCa o.
,re World, Us well rs complete record oil local
t0nis
,,r WEEKLY Is printed on Thursday, and can
Iht b,I Al the counter, In paid envelopes, ready
s,m1Iline. pB-SHd copy 10 dbIeHl friend
,@ir,llittsI uih HsirI from hoHel
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- pn,,,y IyTELfIGHSCRR left regularly ut their
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III by leaving their address ut Counting
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r,STRIBuTORS,-NO attention will be paid
W =, sB1nymous communications; every article
,,a. H. accompanied by tho WTiter'arcal name
anlaiites'
o,,,o,S, Letters for US should DO addressed
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!,,s,,S 10 either individual member OIL tho hfm BY
anne,
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FINANCIAL.

This Bank Il organised and prepared 70 t1mnct
the business Of banking In all IL details
ItIuCoeodl the First National Bank Of Wheeling,
10 owned BY the Eams shareholder and d under the
SANE management
By carefully regarding the lRteFeSI Of Ia Cores.
Pondsnu and Deposition, and BY . prompt and
faithful execution Of their WlIh0s 1t hopes 70 merit
their esteem and confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout the
United States.
Deposit Accounts subject 70 check At hght re-
celIel from Bank, Bankers, Firms, Corporations
and lndlVldualL
CertiacaIes d DopOLtluucd payable on demand
or at hxel dates
Interest allowed on Special DepOdth
pLRKCTOM;
John K. BotaioFd, WIN. B, Simpson.
Jacob y. Rhodes, VIM, A, Turner,
Georgs Adams, John L. Hobbs,
Geo, W. FnnEheim, John &, Wilson,
Henry N. Harper, my9i-d4E
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TUE TELGESGEs wy JRS 5'sR' o S1y s9 y
,1svgf!i, as well Us complete record Of local
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TRANSPORTATION.
wETDOuSD TRAINS.

Nos. l and Daily except Sunday. Nc, s Daily
No. Daily, except Monday,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-01
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. March 31-Noon.-Stocks actlVe anu
I'm settled. Money. 5. Gold, ll4k. Exchange-LonR'
4s3x: short, 4S7H. Governments active, with bet
ter feeling. Suites quiet and steady.
Evening" Money very easy at 400. STERLING
higher at 1885, Gold more active at II 1901 LAY
Governments dull and steady. States quiet ana NOM
ipa
NEW YORK, March 3l.-The TimeS's financial ar
ticle saws: The cause of the violent huctuatlos
in stocks Yesterday Is attributable 10 Daniel Drew
wild opcrations In 'cals,' straddleS,' ana puts.
Drew. IL appears, failed 10 put In an appearance
when the decl iue In gold made his customers an1-
ious. ..sE s ."
s'Tne legion OF inquircrs ut Drews usuaI places oi
resort we're blandly ,od that Drew was SICK. Dre" ;
absence from the street caused decline ia eold anu
an advance In exchange
s.Tbe effect on the street when the fact became
known was 10 depress prices and generally unsetle
y.,u.s. hut AS soon rs 1t was understood that any
pprmancnt default on his part would place num-
Der Of spectators operating on his calls SNORT
of stocks the feeling changed and prices began 10
advance lust as the stock Exchange was closed for
the day.
s.The effect in the GoldJfoom was even more deci-
ded than in the Stock Exchange, aud The price OF
gold d, ciincd from sc to l147S and millions OF
long cold we're sold out on this decline. There was
= sharp advance In the foreign exchange
Daniel Drew was in Wall street to-day setting all
contracts which came due Yesterday.
BALTIMORE.
n.,r,,,o,u March 21-yiroipia 6,s Dcplcrs,
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MINERAL WATER.
DOCEB RIDGE ALUM SPRINGS
WATERS.
READ WHAT THE "MEDICAL SAvANS' 81
SAY OF THESE CELEBRATED WATERS.

DR. NOEL, late he resident physician:
~ regret at this time cannot give the profession
and the public the results Of Two years close aten-
tion-for have given more than Ordinary aiten-
ZION to this subject-as TWO ye AIRS ago. an fnvalld
and consumptive so pronounced by six physicians
OF Baltimore sought these springs "a nerner
RI and returned H. four months cOnvalt scent.
have, therefore, good cause 10 study well The ac
ton of the waters.
UNCONSTITUTIONAL have seen 1t arrested in It's
first stage. / have Seen sofrenlng of the tuberces
arrested. I have Sen the consecutive bronchitis
arrested. l have seen palients gain In flesh and
health
"BRoSCHITIs--Cata supuraIive, and rheu-
matte bronchitis have seen cured, and cured per-
manrntly.
"SCRoFULA glandular Judgements, scrofulous
ulcers, scrOtuIOus erultiorS scrofu'ous discharges
from ears ana eyes. &c. ! have seen yield most
rapidly, and permanent cures result"
CERTIFICATES.
There are many persons who have neither the
time nor the INCLINATION TO read the certificates
contained in The pamphlets OF the different springs
and, in fact to such al extent has TINS pra'uce oi
Using quacks and yenders of patent medicines the
daily prints are hl'ed nd nauSenm.
AS III .ughlful men we clunot, therefore. ask any
community 10 trust us upon our certificates aloue
but We d. ask 10 be trusted upon rhe certificates and
letters Of the following etudie and acc mi lisn.d
members Of The medical profession:
DIR. JAMES !.SABELL, rTGesS ti. IN Inc medical
Department. University OF virginia.
Dir. T. GAILLAsD THOMAS, Professor of Oh
stetrcs, College OF Physicians and surgeons, New
Dr. THOMAS ADDS EMMET. Surgeon in charge
Womeu's state Hospital, MN York. -.
Or. N. VI. FALLEN, Professor OF Obstetrics. St.
nr. THOMAS l.. MADDEN. Professor OF the In
slItue OF Medicine. Nashville Medical College.
Aud letters from such old ami experienced men
as Or. SAMUEL 4. CARTWRIGHT. New Orleans,
PukCnLL, LAID i Co.. Agents:
NH 9-Tu&ThtAp1l Richmond, Va.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 81, 1875.
ISL. ARRIVED
Steamer Transit. i ravrrs, Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat Com
Brig Mary Allerton, Bourn, Boston, merchandise,
Schooner Adair f. Bonuey, Kendall Nassau,
guano, Thomas Branch i co.
Schooner Edwin Il. Kirk, Toll, New York. pig
iron. Old Dominion IRON and Nail-Works.
schooner tcie Waters, Barnes, New York, guano,
Lee, Scddon i co.
SAILED. ......-
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
Schooner Hannah, Little, lngersoll, Boston, coal,
Curre Il Co.
peake and Ohio Railroad Company.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York March 20, brig Helena (Swe.),
MouSsen. .s.
BALTIMORE, March 30.--Arived: Schooner John
II; llisms;; North; from James river. =,
NEW YORK, March. 2y.-Arrived; Schooner
Eva Holmes, Van Note: Jennie Hall, Osborn :;
Charles W. Atco:t. French; p. Hopkins, Cole: 10
Braine Mary vs. s. Ti6iits, kotbins-ai from Viz
Passed through Hellgate March 10Th, schooners
james Phillips Rockwell, aud ttta Sy lvesler, Hop
kius, from New haven for Virginia.
NORFOLK, March 39.-Arriyed: Schooner But
tert1y, from Richmond ota James river for Baiti-
more.
PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-Arriyed: Schooner
Agnes Rippller. Lynch, from Richmond.
schooners Albert MASON, Rose; Mary j. Fisher,
Lawrence; and A. 2. Avery, Ryan. were loading
at New York March 3Osh for Richmond.
DISASTER. @ #s..
Schooner William Layton. Layton, from Balti-
more. ut Charleston 9Th Of March, experienced a
severe southeast blow off Cape Lookout, III which
her jibboom carried away, and her deck load OF
iron bad to be thrown overheard 10 Tighten The
sci.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. March 31.-Arrived: City of New
York, from Havana. arrived out: YiLtora, Ned.
derland.
NORFOLK, March 3l.-Arrived from Whining
ton, uel., steamer Jane Moseiey. 10 run between
Norfolk and Washington in conjunction with the
Lady Of the Lake.