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LYONS
KATHAIR0N,

Discovered thirty five years ago b, Prof Lyon Of
kaie, is the most perfect preparation in the world
for preserving aud beautifying the hair.
Besides being the hest hair dressing
evor produced, Lyons Kathairon will
positively prevent graynoss, and VIII re-
store new hair 20 bald heads, II the roo's
and fonicIes not destroyed.
It actually performs these seeming miracles, u
which tho following ia
A FAIR SPECIMEN.
had been entirely bald for several years, con-
atauttonal, L suppose. used few bottles OF
Ksthairon. AM. to my great SURPRISE have thick
growth of young hair,
COL JOHN l.. DORRANCE, U. s. A
In every important respect the kathairon 10 aeso-
tutay inoomparable. 1t is uneqaaled
|. To Cure Badness
J. To Restore Gray HAIR
}. To Remove Dandruf
{. To Dress and Beautify the Hair.
REAR IN kuND.-The Kathairon Is
sticky paste of sulphur and sugar-of-lead, to pain,
and dAnb the hair and paralyze the BRAIN 1t is
pure and limpd vegetable lotion, intended TO
store tbs hair by natural cuwh and renvisnration.
Ii IS sphndidly perfumed, and the.most delightful
14st DRESSING known. No Ldy's gentleraAns
ss'o< oatft n ounpleta without Lyons KathAipoa
SOLID EvHRYwHERE.
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SEMi-aNNU IL REPORT OF THE C0UM
AUDITOR.
OEnCE OF County AUDITOR.

ORMsBY COUNTY Nevada, ,eDecember 81, 1879.
To the Hon the Board of County Commissioners Ornlsby
County. State OF Nevada Gentlemen:
The County Auditor respectfully submits the following
report fiscal affairs of the said county for the six
months ending December 3lst, 1879.
Balance on hand at close of business June
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-08
NOTICE NO POI
Act of Congress Approved June 3, 1878.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFIE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFIE,
CARSON CITY, Nevada March 5, 1880
NOTICE Is HEREnY GIVEN TO ALL
~ WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-Tilat Louis Plant, Of
the County of Washoe State of Ney ada has this day filed
in this office his application NO 20 to purchase from the
United States Government the wing described
of land, chiefly valuable for timber and unfit clt
tion viz: SOuthw est quarter of Section in Township
No. II north, of Range No. Seast, NJ D. NJ, containing
S. Land District.
Any and all persons having any interest in, claim to-
said land adversely to said applicant. hereby required
file such adverse claim with the Register said band
Office, within the SIXTY DAYS period of publication of
this notice. failing to do they will be barred of such
adverse right or claim. c. n HARRIS, Register.
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MARBLE WORKS AGENCY.
MIR. EDw ARD HARPER HAVING
w BEEN appointed !ent foT this place Of the
GRASS VALLEY MARBLE WORKS.

10 prepared to furnish GrsTe-stones, Monuments
hantes Marble Tile etc. on shert notice, Cheaper than
sln DO furnished by other parties Designs can be
my residence. south side of King two blocks
s4st II sbe Capitol. nov3O-t
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The present school law as referring
TO Boise and Owyhee counties makes
provisions for The distribution Of their
school moneys as follows: In the
counties Of Boise and Owyhee, one
third Of the whole amount of public
school monies reported by the county
treasnrers, shall be divided equally
among the several organized dis
tricts, and the remaining two-thirds
per capita
The proposed change makes the APP
portionment ia this wise: "Onc-haIl
of the whole amount. &c, shall be d.
vided equally among the several or
gained districts, and the remaining
one-half per capita"
Now let US examine briefly this
proposition: In Boise county there
are twelve organized school districts,
and the amounts Of money appnr-
toned by the School Superintendent.
Geo. W. Richards, during the present
school year. are as follows.
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CAPITAL LETTER.
From our regular correspondent.

BoIsl- Cry, idaho, Dec 2eth, 1880.
Ed. eRI.D:-0ur great law mill
grinds fw and in consequence yonr
"corr. % but little toreport. Bush
ness ~ near d standstill as it can
well get. About the only thing in
beadtifQI abundance here is raia and
mkd. IhSke has been some little ex-
,6ifemeil7 relation to bill that has
passed the Council giving our Supreme
.Jndpcs AN extra thousand dollars
APIECE out If the Territorial treasury.
ii has moi c6me up in the House yet,
but wIlea ii is reached it will find
fierce oppositibn. The following is
the House Proceedings since my last:
House Spor.ai No. l, by Mr..
Garrett. ~ ~ Ation to compensation Of
volunteers WHO served in the Nez
Perez aud Banhock wars.
House Me16orial Nc. 2. by Mr.,
Gray, ia 9riationto timber on our pub
lie domain.
II. B. No. 81. by Mr.. Garrett, an aci
to protect resident stock owners.
II. B. No. 50. BY Mr.. Brumback, an
act to provide for the purchase Of
grounds and for the erection Of school
buildings in school district No %.
The "Noman's Rights Bill' has
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oil year, are as follows:
4 sum total Of nearly $4,000.

A sum total of neatly $4,000
Under the present law every dis
trict-with merely twelve pupils, or
with one hundred and forty three
gets its one-twelfth of one-.hird of
$4,000. which is $4,000. and a per
capita of little over $9.43.
You can satisfy yourself as to the
correctness of these figures by divid-
ing $4,000 equally among the II dis
tricts for the pro rata apportionment,
and by dividing the remaining 81, 900
among the 424 scholars of the whole
couaty.
Idaho City with its las scholars has
received during the present year
$i,4s4.04. total per capita of little
over $lOSI, while district No. IL,
with its IL scholars, has received
$270.6S, total per capita Of over
S22.55.
Under the proposed law $4,000 is to
be divided equally among the II dis
tricts, making a pro rata apportion-
ment of $3.50 against $l66.66. as in
the present law. Dividing the re-
manning $4,000 among the 424 schol-
ars Of the county, it gives per capita
apportionment Of about $7.o7- This
would give the Idaho City school,
with its lab scholars, the following
Pro rata apportlonment. ....S $50 0I
Per capita app. lat s7-o7 head).. 1011 OF
Total. ............ SI261 OF
A total per capita of little over
$3.50. At the same time it gives the
district with only twelve scholars d
Pro rata apportionment. ........ $3.50 O.
Per capita 81 81
Total. 1884 81
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been postponed until o-loorrow even-
ing. We are promised ! lively t;ms.
The House to-day Il ii committee
of The whole. having under considera-
'tion n. B. Nj. Is, j bill ID relation il
electing prosecuting attorneys for Tie
different countics 81 The Territory.
Christmas passed very quietly. 4
few private dinners and he usual
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Of ! total Per capita II over S27 80.
80 snn ZIP tl,e scholars IL Dist. No.
] would have only $8.Sil set aside ior
bis education per year. while the one
~ thu small district would hive
1920, NOR; than three times IS
much school money ~ Tie town boy.
+ II almost unnecessary 10 gay thai
u The small districts arc To be thus
benefited, il must be 1t tie expense
|of che Idaho City Public School, and
II The present condition Of tho school
Law, there II nothing il me world to
prevent scholars from outside dis
|tricts being counte,I III the census III
turns from their respective Districts
and drawing their per capita appor-
|tionment for coming to the Idaho City
Public School and receiving their ed
ucation free.
Il isa well-known fact that tie
school law Of Idaho Territory Il tha
poorest excuse for school law that
was ever compiled. and is really :
standing disgrace to the Territory.
That 1t needs revision 10 one for 4
moment doubts. bnt it il very ques-
tionable whether such q change as il
proposed is the most feasible plan to
provide competent amount If educa-
ton for our scholars, no matter wheth-
Ter in tnwn Or country.
As long as our school law is made
|subservient 70 politics, and the quanli-
|ty and quality Of its amendments are
used merely AZ levers on the political
wheel, 50 long may we expect to nee
the grand. main principles Of legisla-
ton on educational matters run in
grooves entirely foreign to its vel
fare. A TEACHgR.
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local RDvvs.


RENeMBER the dances tonight here
and at Garden Valley.
A BEAR killed thirty fatted hogs for
Jas. Stanley, living in the Waldo
bills, Oregon, week before last.
JIM MoSRoE and Jim Magee slid
but for Banner Wednesday to re-
sumo work on the Silver Chief tnn-
bel, which is running to top the ledge.
MISS Lulu MILLER declared weeks
Facation IN her school at Smiths toll
gate the other day, and is spending
fine holidays here.
FHE old officers ofthe county will step
Put next Monday, and the new ones
pc placed III the harness for the next
Two years.
A correspondent of the Eureka Sen
peel calls attention TO the fact that no
Expert has yet cast doubt upon the
wonderful excellence Of the Wood
River mines.
Why does not some muscular fellow
walk down to friend Caves, and help
kote that new bell up to the public
school house; that's where it ought to
HE Lower House of the Legisla-
AZURE on Wednesday indefinitely
postponed the bill relating to the
fights of married women, by a vote Of
pT to I.
CHARiEY CooPER is ground-sluicing
p The point just this side of the
'arm sprinrs Char y works du-
ing the cold snaps Just the sarne as
Wnen It is warm. He gets a hot
'uice-head from the Springs.
iHf pastoffice building of Oregon
pl'y was entered the other day by
oooers- The safe was broken open
Anu little over two thousand dollars
aAen* Most Of the money belonged
u mediterranean, the balance to the
''and Lodge Of Odd Fellows Of that
State.
thames to Henry Freidinger for
Fnfee nice, fat New Years chick.
Ems The WoRLD will dive into
Faose chicks Tomorrow to the utmJst
Extent Of its stomachic ability. Good
f'zed pile % stow away in one day,
|'O' our sturage capacity fyr yell
Fow-legs is no sardine.
uticERs Of Idaho Lodgel +. g. A.
4 installed Dec. 81. 1880: Warren
Taylor. W NJ; Fred Small S. ";
y Casa. Mann, J. d.; Nj. q. Luuey,
II treas; Gen. w Richards. Sec'y; D.
||a.cClintock, $. D.; Paul KaAenbum.
!: p Z. Hayes. Chap; Josenh Trav-
= I an and Henry Clifton, Stewards; Adam
lHE I.C. r. 9. Of this place gave a
'soclaule last Monday evening. Tie
''all was 'crowded about i hundred
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9nd fifty persons, both young and old
!Psr.icip ating Various kinds II
~ IIyei!ed the company until
6t when the party broke
appetite Of rhe crowd sat.
's!lq ah ou al excellent COLLATION..
''ifnislled " Henry Freidinger.
CHARLry MAcEE vas. taken with
erysii elias while On the way il Ban
ner last Tuesday with tie mail He
was NET able 70 make the return trip
next day. Wm. Wentworth shout
dered the mail sack aud rode il.
making good snowshoe timea little
over eight hours. He says snow II
between three and four feet deep at
Banner, and about five feet on the
summit. The Grown Point tunnel
contractors are pushing work ahead
At lively rate They have length
encd the tunnel to IA feet. A tram
way from the mouth Of it down Is The
nill was almost completed when Mr..
Wentworth left. Ben Miller and jim
Irwin are driving in towards the PAN
amint and have made distance IF
eighty feet. This new tnnnel viii
tap the ledge about forty feet below
the old one. Banner and vicinity has
population Of twenty-nine miners,
ood-choppers and trappers; but as
soon Is the mill starts up in the spring
the number will be increased 10 Two
hundred Dr over
The Public School entertainment
will be given On Wednesday evening
next. 1t was Prof. Buffers intention
to give the entertainment sooner, but
he has postponed it until the 5th prox.
so as not to Interfere with the Lod ges
that have meetings on the two
preceding evenings. The pro-
gralnme will be an unusually interest
ing one. and they who wish to procure
reserved seats should see that they APP
ply early, all reserved seats being gen
orally taken before noon. Let every
body go to greet the youngsters, and
thus clear off the Indebtedness Of the
school.
Al BoMAR returned from Boise last
Tuesday. The Photographic bnsi-
ness, he says, was not very rushing
too much stormy weather. The
photographer needs sunshine in his
business, and as soon the indications
are favorable for a clear spell, AL
will go back and try it again.
AN article in this issue on the
school law, by correspondent, is
well worth reading. 1t is clearly
shown that the provisions of the bill
now before the Legislature, should
it become law, will work injustice to
the large districts.
PRoF- GILBERT BUTLER will leave this
morning for Boise to attend the Teach
crs' Institute, which is now in session.
He will be back next Sunday.
RICHARD FRENCH aud family left yes
terday morning for San Francisco.
They will return next spring
x.ar,xraU yFrxvrsE1
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Are shipping large stock Of the cele
brated Skinner Flows, and Furst s. Brad
|ey Sulky and Gang Plows. which will be
told at very low figures They also have
b stock the South Bend Chilled Iron
Flows at reduced prices.
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H. w. FARwgArHKR, SUP

TIRES hundred pounds Of gold coin
arrived in Seattle. w. T.. from Port
land recently to lie paid over 10 the
stockholders Of the Seattle and Walla
Walla railroad and other creditors of
the old company.
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Freight New Ronfe and mig Reduc
tion in Rates

Henry Rnhi received the following
letter from the O. r. s. n. Company
il relation TO entering Into contract
with the business men of the Basin
for carrying their freight. The rates
from San Francisco here by tbe Cen
trail Pacific to KcIton and from there
by teams is 6I cents. By The O. r.
q \. Company's route but 4 cents
the same as the rates from KeIton
here. Nearly every business man Of
the Basin Chinese and all, have
signed the contract. Every man in
the Basin. no matter what his occupa-
ton. viii readily see that this new
move of the business men will be
money in his pocket. Tie letter ex-
plains itself:
HENRY RUHL, Eso.-Dear Sir:
Your letter of November 9th,
to Messrs Corbitt & Macleod, has
been referred to the O. r. & n. CO.,
for their consideration.
Ii you succeed in getting the mer-
chants of Idaho CRY aud vicinity to
contract with us for the transportation
Of all their goods from San Francisco
and Portland. during 1881, aggrega-
ting not less than 500 tons, for we
cannot afford To offer reduced rates for
a smaller amount of freight, We will
agree to carry the same, without re-
gard to class, from San Francisco to
Blue Mountain Station for $50 per ton
weight, (sl.5O rer 100 lbs. and from
Portland for s25.O0 per ton, ($I.22 per
100 lbs).
j enclose contracts to be filled out
and sigued by the merchants in dnpli-
cate-two copies of each mans CON
tract, as shown BY the enclosed mod
el. When so done. please return
them to nc. and will sign them for
the company and send one Of each
back to you for delivery.
should think the Idaho City deal
ers would gladly avail themselves Of
this offer. as our line will extend near
er to them steadily, aud before the end
Of the year we may be able 10 Of
Ter even better rates.
Please advise me as soon as posi-
bic of your success 10 this matter. and
|oblige
Yours truly,
II. w FARwgArHER. Sup't.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-31
Board of County Commissioners

OF Boise county. Idaho Tsrrtorv. will meet in
regular session at the Clerks office in Idaho City %
Monday Jan. Sd, 1881.
That being the first Monday ia said massssa AZ
accounts other matters coming betere said ESsra
should be tiled Two days prior fssstat thine.
All accounts and papers must he 1-s iiy vrrffcd
to insure action thereon. aud hill will be isrs-
sen;.-l anless n, this fees l'Sid
GEO ". RICHARDS
tiers isas.tl la <sls~
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Nh. j. II. Bates, Newspaper Advcrtis
nv Agent, Al Park Row (Times Building),
Eew York, IS authorized to contract for
advertisements In the Womb at our best
tates.
j. p. FISHER, Advertising Agent, 81
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, is
kuthorized 70 receive advertisements for
|he columns Of this paper.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-31

LOW xI4CeS.
Hair cutting 80 cents and shaving rs
S OSCAR JOHNSON'S,
Two doors below Kingsley's, Wall street.
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There is no civilized nation in the West.
ern Hemisphere in which the utility Or
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as tonic. cor.
receive, and ambitious medicine, is not
known and appreciated While 1t Is
medicine for all seasons and all climates.
it is especially suited 10 the complaints
generated by the weather. being the purest
and best vegetable stimulant in the world.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers, Ia
whom apply for Hostetter's Almanac for
1881. Dec. 10Th.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-13

eary @ 5 @ sr = Nav VIZ 6reas sa
tinati y, ard ! then bach 70 pltts,bats a,, q.
Fred p A. Blanks, aad COL Frank I,aker, OF the
Marine Journal. arrived from Washington oity
'as' A''A" special 1eiesrasns.
sr. Louts. April aisereiptss, Of Northern
rfoduce are Increasing. Two lines ore run
nina TO g. PAUL There y high water sa ,a,,, an2ve.
.ds T. 4 nfb ses9 ,, fhf HE aSWsa H Il asa
Tail V. The shreveport leayes Thursday, the
Halliday aaturdav, with, full eeraoes. Four
sse towb pDsrs st fr tbs tte Nav Gsh 5r"ans Han fade
U1rotNrArt, April - tusin. ss for the pouth
opens Tor he week Ith hlghtst a.aaos pr s a
Diamond Dian @ Island With broken shaft and the
aniing Star will have t. Leave mere
neat Saturday In her. place. The river is fall,
Ing here aud at head waters lt 10 very coia
III hoprEv' sps ssasSHt Miss Aprll H. Down. Common
wealth AT 10 Let night, Joe. .. Willlams at 2
Alton at i q. m. Natches at g Q, ~. JIhn Dip
mold and barses at 3 . M, Golden Hnle Ct 9
!, m Weather clear and pleasant The river
's a,to ta,oeA eAptI s"NIi ipThe H. H. spriuger is add.
ing 100 tone here end wants 900 more to q out.
The Port Eats and barees will sail this evening
for New Orleans.
General Telesrau,s.
U,pctpNArr. April ~ River 40 feet inches
and falling Weather clear aud cool
and falling. The weather is clear aud
warmer. Arrived. Grand Tower. Port Eads
uneunati Gin HsaY Guiding atsr from New Orleans aud
old pas w1sses aasos R,sr m nsn Hsan
natl Gold Duet for at. Louis Port Eads, Petrol
oentsnnlal and sprneer foT New qalean9, ,s., ,,,,s
aud talins Weather oleas and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE. April t2.@Riyer 40 81o feet and
falling Weather clear and pleasant. Down
Charles Morgan.
falling Weather clear aud warmer.
PisrsBuRa, April 12-Niver feet Inches and
falling. Weather clear and cool.
MHMpHis. April ~, Evening, The river b ,s
fallen 9 inches arrived; CITY ,s OF |, apaenylle % e
and w, T.. Halliday for b., Lpuia, hober,
T. Silver for New Orleans. Weather clear and
plaaeant.
,laasant ybermometer 90 River fallen Inch
d awn Golden Grown at II 2. M. j. M. White
pt n a. m, Arrived; City nj vicksbura last night
Natehez a, a. M, No boats up.
nsHRsvEPoar, April ts.-Arrive6: Jo Bryery
Orleans to- night. Departed 10 Rrsatly for
Gilmore, River stationary. now on the gauge
% fact inches Weather beautiful and pleasant
NAroHHz. arril IA To J.. d. Woods. No. 1o'
mmon street Anchor hne steamer can ,aas Uom n,
% maspH,s % % ApriI ito j, Il. Burdsau. No. isr
arsyler. street: aolden ,gily leaves ~ here TO-
night with heavr trip WIZ ar,ixe aTMhasday Mas,sty
vrcHeBuRa, April is,-To ]. I. Burdeau
No ,ps drawer street Steamer Golden Grown
will arrive Wednesday morning; lnaye hatur'
day evening. u. l.. sHtNKLE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-13
thin NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1850

dsni q II y"inten-la kettlss "A pigs castings N r
Lavillebeuvre- sundry indss Fl d usle,nan q Bro-i
car eefts,t ssHd N q Unttnn Seed Asspeiatu-A cars
stock Ayeoek Mitchell heo4p hhds tobaeoo 10 Thes
wita-b do n n W ilson aeo-a pkgs mhse I Tsles
siDg-s do II Stern Stoo-e Duiieu-- Fiseh, Pres.
ton Aep-t WIN Mehie-t piano tc ? Werein--505
pkgs beer 9 M Kramer- coop poultry valeton
acn--s pkg4 hardware j ID Edwards q ears marble
Hova-1G bbls whisky Lechte \ Cotdes-lnn bbls Of
-four Glover a odendhal-i tsfaes bans hf hhds do
i07 bbs nhur soh wabaeher Hirsch-ID tierees hams
ssis pcs bulk meat vose Bfns-af pkes glassware TO
MOS r t,o-so skes tosaeeo eco N &oR I Go,
beer Rsdwits- u pkRs tobacco W vanBenthny.
sen-s hhds tobacco 8 Hernshem & Bro pk gs If
nldse II Il Hansell-s no Yale 4 Bowling pt a. Of
glassware M Weil-2a oa ses shoes Page T. Mosat,-se
do NJ Gould 6eo-ts r p Martinez phgs east
ings Hur.er 4 Fenne,-a pkgs mtse Lehman seo
m water L Arpy-a u Fl Holiness w s Benedict
osf stock Levy cases mase s5e pkgs tobacco 90
pkgs glassware A Whitney &eo-snndries TO order
Total o1a bales cotton ls hhas tobacco
sssw,sssnd~.
The Nor bark wassenaar Hauer, from Pensacola
for arangemouth was abandoned in a sinking zen
d'ioB March 2s In lot ~ ~ Ion 30 3d. having enepnn
tered severe sw gale March w. in lat ~ &c. Ion a
3d. which carr led away fore and mtin masts, swept
deoks and caused the .hip to leak Ths crew were
tske off " the Br steamship Annie, which arrived
ae Phiisdephls April 7. saving nothing bat what
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York April T-sailed for Pensacola brig
Sarah Ann, Dunham.
HOEsIaH poRTR.
isy usble 30 the n. Y. Herald.l
Havre, April 5-Arrived from New Orleans Hr
steamship Stag, Bulman. April G-Arrived from do,
Bt chip Gharle' Raymond.
Liysrpool, April e-Arrived from New 0rlsans
Br ship t.ahy hpwens, johnson. Arrived from ssal.
vesten Bt bark Lord Colilng wood, Hanney.
Malaga March st-Arrived from New Ureana, Ew
brig Esmetalda, Lindh
by NALL
Kingston, March ss-Arrived from Nev Orleans,
sehr sante 0teti, Pissat
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-13
MOVEMENTS or oUEAN VESSELS.

GENOA, April ia.-sail. d April 8, bark Samuel
for New Orleans Arrived. April Q, ship Nor
dens Dtonkiop from Pensacola.
HAvaE, Aptll ~ = Arrived. April g. bark
Martha A. Mcneil from New Orleans.
ABRResTwITH, Apftl "a Arrived: April o.,
bara Hone from Darien. Ga.
HouEN. April t2-Arrtved; April 10. bark Geo.
Peabody fr m New Orleans,
LIVERPOOL April t2,@Arrived! On the
eleventh ahips Savannah from Galveston and
Tppruonara from Norfolk.
DupLiN. April ta-Atrived: Bark Pactolus
from Bull river.
NEw yoRE, April ~, Arrived City OF Macon
from Savannah, city OF San Antonio for Calves.
ton. - "a, -,
LONDON. April i2.--The steamer Ben Cru-
vaehan, from New Orleans, has arrived at Rot
terdam. 49,
LIVERPOOL. Aeril "a Arrived Steamer Me-
diator from Kew Orleans.
NEW York. April 1a.-.Arrlved Athos. Donan.
Clrcaaaia, Arizona Arrived out: denercs.
0aneva, Carl Federich, Catherine, aulglomo d,
Hpparto.