The New York Herald Newspaper, April 1, 1851, Page 8

t 4 that this beautiful comedy will not be sustained Ehroughout in a tmanner that should givo goneral satis ~ ' prog of entertuin- oro ‘The perform- ‘comedy of |“ She v ek ‘THeaTa .) ments for this evening, ences pC BES the to iy ate Which laadiirably case—Sir Charles jatbews, Young Mazlow.by- Conway, Ls: rbavidee and Tony Lumpkin by Scharf; Miss ins Julia Bonnett, Miss Neville by Miss wa Mi Hardeastle by Mra. Isherwood, Who fection’? The entertainments will conclude with “ A Ro- and for an Oliver woe Mark Chaso, Mr. Whiting; Al- Sa cah y; Vixturw, Mr. Davidge, and a; CMO Mise Julia Beanctt a6 Maria the Misses A. and J. Goughenbeim as Mrs. Seibourne and nu Men, Fixture, ‘howe who take plea- performances, had better viait the eure iv fine comic Broadway this evening Nicos Ganpen, entertainments which are A io aiightly nt this spacious and beautiful ogtabllahment fo keeping with cverp theatrical faabare preeénted by W.- Biblo. They consist of the most cli equestrian ¢x- Fring those ‘alstinguished artiste, Mule Caro- 0, and ‘the brothers-Loisset, who evory night ebicit the most enthusiastic cheers for their surprising ‘feats on a> heresback, the by ae ed siee, 200 ss a equestrian company from consisting Of equestrians, poe pons nig weil trained jae and ponies, Mademoiselle Caroline Loyo will ap- «pear in two acts of equertrianian. Grand somer- | exercises on horseback by Baptist Loisset, and the English Lage A Wailett, who ix celebrated for | originality, will amuse the visiters of the ‘ebreus, ‘ Benton's Turarng.—The pew and excellent comedy by Bourcicnult, entitled “Love in s Maze," will be pre- ented thix evening, and the respective characters sur Epined by the well-known and unequalled comie talent of jis fhinous theatre. . Lester, Burton, Jordan, Johnston, | Bre. Skerrett, Mra, Russel! and Ming J Hill, in the prin- | cipal characters. A favorite duet by Mr. and Mra. Mobnan, a pas de deur Espagnol by Mins Waiters and Mt Brederic, and overtures to “La Bayadere,”’ by Auber. and the * Miller and his Men,” by Bishop, and the entertain- ments will conciude with the favorite drama, in two acts, atitied the Toodles, or the Parmer's Daughter.” | To eee Burton a4 Timothy Toodle is worth the price of ad- Saisslon. This ill will crowd this ably managed and YWery popular esta! ut. t tragedian, Mr. Booth, rowan TipaTRE,—Tho will appear this evening. in bis great character of | Richard 111. Mr. Booth has always been considered, Bince the days of Edmund Kean. as the best represen- fative of Richard, and:no doubt he will draw an im- ‘audience to the National theatre to-night. Mr. | ‘atkins, a very talented actor, will sustain the part of | Richmond. The* other charactors will bo filled by very | eminent artists. The amusoments will’ terminate with | she. excellent comedy of “ All that (litters is not Gold.”? piece is more generally admired than any other | phen has been Dreagnted for years in aie ciky. | Purdy | ing wonders, very popular in the managerial Shair ofthe National. OCG HAM eum.—The new comedy of “Love in a Maze” bas made a great sonaation at this popular place | Of amuscment. It combines all the elements adapted for resort, and is moat admirably acted through- ‘out. Mr. Brougham, in a» part hitherto supposed to be | ‘out of his way. makes a fine impression in Golonel Buck- | thorne; and Miss Kate Horn renders the heroine with uch ‘and interest. Mrs, Vernon and Mrs. very great in their reapective characters— | ¢ entire comedy is famously given and beauti- { pm pinced om the oes as everything is at this ju- managed establishment. This evening they prewar two of the most successful pieces of the season— ‘Love in a Mase.” and a “Curious Case’ yin both of ‘which Mr ham and Mias Kate Horn will appear. Mxpcetation is of tiptoe for the new operatic romance Puacs Orera Hover.—Tho French company ‘will shortly make their first appearance in the vaude- Mille, « Les Petiten Miseres de, In Vie Humaine, ia i E tlie 7 ‘those of the dilettants who attended the rehearsals. Their \ style of singing is remarkable. and the method excellent they will introduce chanronneties and romances be- | tween the acts, Cunisty's Muverasis.—This famous band announces a | fine bill for this evenit In fact the bill of every night is esa of every deseription, sing- Kquisite” dancing. The * Burlesque Opera " is = gh 2 hightly elicits great applause | ‘etLows? Mins Reis. — famous band continues still to draw crowded houses, and vory justly, as the per- are excellent. The minstrelsy is good, the | “ Burlesque Opera” cannot be beaten, and the dancing is | 08) Go and see this band ‘ew Youx Ciacus.—This evening a great array of teractions is presented at the Amphitheatre in the Bow- ery, including the great French equestrienne, Mle Tour. weiare, in her two beat seones of horsemanship. and all the members of June's admirable in « highly ‘versified sclection of entertaining and astonishing p Seemances. The magnificent riding of Mile Tournaiare is | attracting as many admirers as over; and all the fe given at this establishment are of a highly eatisfoctory mature Banwum's Musrum.—This is the Inst week of “Made Unine,” and also of Mr. qutreragansiet “Madeline” will be presented. on that jis afternoon, so that it may conveniently le Steeceona by all asa moral lesson of universal applice- tion and universal value. It certainly isa drama thet drunkard may ree with profit, and all who would oid the drupkard’s ways. This evening Mr. Ri perform in his most comic negro part, and all who to laugh should attend. He is a great actor in that dif- Beult line. Paxonama of THR Puronit's Proanrss.—New York, thus far, has enjoyed the monopoly of this painting, in | all respects the moxt magnificent spectacle of the kind ‘eyer exhibited. It is now, however. advertised to close fn a short time, and arrangements are being made to rv- move it. Confident that there are many who intend ‘Visiting it before its removal, who wili be disappointed if they mins seeing it, we advise all our readers to go wi Out delay, assuring them that no where can t more agreeable evening than at Washington Broadway, where the painting is now on exhibition Chunesr Rooms, 599 Broaoway —We have made a sad oitakewith regard tothe famous and novel entertainment of M. K. Burke, at the Chinese Rooms, We told the People that it was to take piace last night, This, we fear, will cause inconvenience and disappointment to num- bers who, we know, aro exceedingly impatient to wit- | Riess tho minstrelsy of the genuine African songsters This evening, at the Chinese Wt ity of gratify’ ty. or Inrtasp.— i painting x about being removed from amongst us. this being the last | week in New York. We would «trongly recommend thos who have not seen it, to do so during the week. It will poe ly rey oz visit, for independent of the interest at- ed to the various scenes of the viden land, it is a beau- Eifal work of art Weare happy to see that the spirited Proprietor, W. J.P. Nagle, is to have a benefit on Wednes- day evening Auincnantass. —The concert by these voealists ening. at Hope Chapel. wax well attended, and gave Universal mitirfaction. ‘The sloging of Misa Goodenow dedighted all—she has the «Ww: ice we ever heard Their eccond concert takes place this evening Grasp Concent, Proonuys —It will be seon by an ad- vertiaement in ancther colump, that Herr Griebel's con- cert takes place this of the artiats engaged, we should judge that it would be well Worth attending ‘Madame Anna Bishop ix giving concerts at Raleig N.C Poltee Ruteliagense. ‘yer —Officers White and MeCord, of the Fifth ward, arrested yeeterday. William E mith, the in. dividual connected formerly with George W. Niles, the lawyer, in certain mock crim. con. suits, on a chary of abandonment and bigamy. The accused wa: fore Juctice Ovborn, and the wife appeared to charge. A certificate of marriage was produced by Gated New York, May 10, 1846, in which it stated that ‘Wm. FE. Smith was joined in marriage to Blizabeth ( Burnich, by J. W. Alvord. Junior Mastor of the First Congregational Church, in Stamford. Conn., since which time, she states, she has been living with Smith as man and wife. it now appears that Smith has abandoned her on last Soturday, » wee ried again to fine Bizabeth Bentley. who resi: No. # Liepenard street. This last Feeiding with up to yorterday. when he by the shove named « her, reonthe charge. This Marriage, it seems, was performed In Jersey City. one of the Aidermon of that pivee The parties, aft and we te ceremony, returned to thix city ding with the mother, The fire was very nant at the iso come and gave to her anger iy calling Smi hard names threatening to ex Nim In certain matters in which he had been en: Si. : with Niles, the lawyer by officers searched ith. and oo hia person they found several pawntickets, ‘one for » gold watch. others for P rings and ¢ the property of his inst wife. A dirk knife was li found in his pocket. This property was placed in char, of Mr. Stewart. clerk of police The Officers next, by the consent of the first wife, proceeded to his residence, No 4 Watts street, and there took posession of a trunk and carpet beg The latter, when brought to the court, wre found to contain 0 tengo quantity of letters and pa- . the majority of which consisted of a correspondence ween Smith and Niles, the lawyer. These Tetters were dated in June, July, and August At the time Niles was arrested, it appears th: Bmith becoming alarme city, pet or ats place Masrachusctta from which place Smith held a commu: cation with Niles, sending him threatening letters, de- Manding a few hundred dollars, or he w expose him. Anrwer to (hese letters written by Niles to Smith, ‘Were, in substance, that he had not the money to send ; and aa for his threats, be thought he had mach bet- Gee Rave that sone te his own sake. In these letters, appeared to be very anions to obtain porsession @tetter maid to be from Mr K to bie (Pini #) wife, and ‘Wanted Smith to forward it on to bim; but Smith, it seems, Would pot do it. unless Niles sent him Among these letters were & number of © releases,” Dy the different merchants and others. who had large sums of money to Nilve in settlement of the crim suits brought against them at the instigation of Sue, sided by this Smith, and his wife and mistress In @ddition to the above, ——- that Sarah Longworthy | wan the Gret legal wife of Smith from whem he obtained @ divorce, then, it ix said, married Elizabeth Burnish. lastiy Mise Bentley The marriage, however with | SDinnbeth Bently Smith deciares was only fictitious, aa | the certificate produced in court was written by a young named Robert T Thurston, son of ry stable | 1 in Duane street, who made it at the suggestion of b, for the purpose of exhibiting to his frieads. The Rico, the extraordinary negro | { | building have been arrested, on suspicion of being ‘murder; their names are Philip tat, Harpel. Samuel Sartis, and Charles Jones. on conveyed before the magistrate by the a ns Segreiee: who éommitted them 6 prison to await » fur- her hearing, : Inthe Mater of Cryder and McKay.—Yeaterday, before Recorder Tallmadge, James MeKay and John P. Cryder, pe partios alleged ‘fo have obtained a large amount of iwaukie Railroac bonds. oe Ooh. They were ach Admitted to buil in the sum were thery- upon from any Poker rope upen their liberty. City Intelligence Arnii-Foot. Day.—The month of April, of which this is the first day, consecrated to “ All Fools,” derives its name from the Latin Aprilis, from aperio, to apen, because the earth, in thiy mouth, begins to opm her bosom for the production of flowers, fruits, and vegetables, It is in this month that the feathered songsters make every copse, and tree, and bush voeal with their melody. The first of April is called April-fvol day, from the practice of playing Jokes and de- upon children, or simple people. ‘The custom ils in England, Ireland, Scotland, France, and also n this country. The Brench call the:fool poisson d’.Avril, a name which beat Derg give to the mackerel, a silly fish that is casily caught in large numbers during this season. Th England, the custom is probably borrowed from: France. It cannot, at all events, be yery old there, ax no writer so far back as the time of Queen Elizabeth makes mention of it. In Scotland it is termed * hanting the gowk,” and applied to a simpleton who is sent on a pre- tended errand with a letter, in which is written “On the first day of April Hunt the gowk another mile." No doubt the number of practical jokes played on the unwary, to-day, in New York, will be very considerable, Among the ancient Romans, a day is marked in their calendar as dedicated to fools—dirs stiltorum. Once every | year, « festival was held in honor of the goddess Fornax, who taught the mystery of making bread. On the day of celebration, tablets were suspended round the forum, dirceting the people to what temples they were to repair; and the joke consisted in calling those persons fuols who could not read the labels, and who were, therefore, pre- | vented from resorting to the place of entertainment till it was too late to share in the festivity. AU nations ought to have some particular period dedicated to fools, as the | great mass of mankind can sympathize with its obser- ‘vance, seeing that ~ we have ail a touch of the same.”’ No Fier, Arrer Act, Betwees Hy ND Goopersov.— Last evening, pursuant to Mr. Gooderson’s acceptance of the challenge of Mr. Hyer, the latter. sccompanied by his friends, proceeded to No. 9 City Hall square, when Mi Hyer said he had come according to the acceptance of his challenge by Mr. Gooderson, to arrauge the preliminaries for the tight. for $5,000 dollars each side, and he was ready now to put down $500 or $1,000 as forfeit. Mr. Gooderson stated that his friends had not as yet come up tothe mark; but that he was willing to fight for $: most of which was his own mone, Mr. Hyer replied that he would not fight for less than the terms of the ehallenge—$5,000. Mr, Gooderson’s friends then said that they would make it $3,000, with the privilege of Tuising it to five if they could. Mr. Iyer still persisted 1p refusing to fight for less than $5,000. He said he did not intend, in the first instance, to challenge any Ameri- can. His challenge was intended for Tipton Slasher; and if there was any friend of Slasher there, he was ready to put up $1,000 to fight him for $10,000 aside. If Mr. Gooderson did not agree to the amount of money. he would not fight any American..on any terms, after that night; but he was ready for Tipton Slasher or any Eng- on ane ly Captain Rynders, who appeared as a peace- oan then said they were both Americans, and that ought not to fight; and he suggested they should shake hands, and drown all bad feeling in a bumper of champagne. which was aceordingly done, and the parties separated apparently good friends. Deatavetive Fine iy Bexxay Strext.—Last evening, at eight o'clock, a destructive fire broke out in the four story bakery and cracker establisement of Treadwell & Johnson. in Beckman street, north side. between Peart and Water streets. The fire originated in the upper part of building No. 110, and, rapidly spreading over it, commu- nicated with No. 105 on one si nd No, 112 on the other, the three buildings belonging to the same firm, and con- stituting one establishment. The flames burst forth with | asuddemness and energy very unusual. for in a few mi- nutes after the fire was firet discovered the whole building appeared to be wrapped in one sheet of flame, while the dark curling smoke surged aloft, and presented a specta- cle of great ur, The combustible nature of the materials, and the dryness of the wood work, from boing s0 old, and being a bakery, no doubt contributed to has- ten the confiagration 0 firemen were present in great fe ; engines, bose carts, and hooks and ladders, well + an immense multitude E the narrowness of the street the efforts of the firemen were not so effective as otherwise they would have been ; but they made up for this disadvantage by vigorous. well dirceted efforts. Seven or eight stream: played with full ferce upon the burning mass. from below while the firemen ascended the adjoining buildings, by means of their ladders. some with the hose, for the purpore of directing the water upon the flames be: neath, and some with hatchets to cut away the woodwork wherever it was practicable. Notwithstanding these labors, the flames still gained strength, till, at 9 o'clock, they rose majestically over the roof. and the utmost that the firemen could now do was to confine the devouring element to the three buildings which had already become This they accomplished. and at half past ten w'elock the fire had burned its last. The total damage, between buildings and stock, is about $20,000, the whole of which is covered by insurance. The insurance 0: Treadwell and Johnson is about $6.000, which is about the amount of their loss, The books, and some of the - lower part of the buildings. were saved. The Chief Engineer, the Chief of Police, Captain Leonard of the Seeond ward, with his police; also the captains and t and fourth wards, were im attend- 4 every assistance. The firemen de- serve much credit for their exertions, though from cir- cumstances over whieh they had no control, they were only partially sueces+ful. Fine ix Fonty-snconp staeet.—Yesterday forenoon, at Go'etock, one of a range of about twelve three story in Forty-second street. between Ninth and to be on fire in the rear Tenth avenues, was discovere rooms of the second «tory. The alarm being given, the bers of No. Lengine and of No. § hook and ladder, promptly in attendance, and extinguished the flames with but trifling damage. It will be recollected that these are the houses upon a charge of conspiring to aet fire to which, three or four months ago, G. Selby West. the owner of the buildings, was arrested, in conse- | quence of a man who alleged that Mr. West had pro- | dnised to pay him handsomely if he would burn them, going to the insurance office and giving them informa- West being insured for $60,000, It was al- the means of producing the conflagration was 8 quantity of varnish owned by Mr. West, who i¢ s manu- fucturer of that article. The matter never came to trial, the magistrate deeming the testimony insufficient. The origin of the fire, yesterday, bas not been ascertained. iv 4 Conrretionaky Stome—Svarceren Ivcrn- pianism.—At 12 o'clock on Sunday, a fire was discovered in the basement of the confectionary store No. 146 Kighth avenue They succeeded in extinguishing the sume, with trifling damage. The members of Engine Company No, 16 were promptly on the spot. There is little doubt that incendiariain was contemplated. Aur Excise Company No. 6, proceeded yesterday to Baltimore, on a visit to the firemen of that city — Their apparatus ie the handsomest at present in this city, apd has some very good paintings om the sides.— ‘They numbered sixty. dour cape, and ate a very fine set men. Their uniform consists of fire cap, brown fire cont and pants, and red shirt. They passed the Herald office in the motning, accompanied by Dodworth's Cor- net Band. Mr. Willam Tweed is foreman of the company ‘Tur Post Orrick keeps open until 7 o'clock, on and after the Ist of April—to-day ee EE IEnIEEIEEEnEEEenernanmeeen! MONEY MARKET. Mowpay, March 31-6 P. M We have no material alteration in the stock market to report. The transactions to-day, in all the leading fan- cies, were large. Delaware and Hudson Canal advanced by per cent; Morria Canal declined Sy, and Hudson River Railroad 4. These are all the changes in prices we no- tice. Reading Railroad was well sustammed, and closed firm at a slight improvement in the opening price. We notice sales of New Jersey Mining rtock at an advance on previous quotations There are orders for this stock in thie market from Scotland, where the value of mineral or mining stocks is mote appreciated than in this country. The receipts at the office of the assistant treasurer of this port to-day, amounted to $106,261 34; payments, $56,259 03—balance, $3,914.480 25 The earnings of the Vermont Central Rallroad Com. pony for February, 1861, amounted to $41,150 34, against $13,690 25 for the corresponding period last year, show- ing an inerease this year of $26,517 09, equal to about two bundred per cent ‘The annexed official statement exhibits the receipts and disbursements at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, for the month of March, 1861:-— Ansuerant Treas # Ornes, Pont or New Your < $8,078,041 72 oma 90,142.54295 nt Fees 284875 Post Office Dep't. 48.02275 “ “Miscellaneous 19,006 40 $9,219,980 85 $6,901 422 57 te. sense $2.019.950 06 61583: $2,976,093 32 Ralance March 31. $5,914,480 25 By balance of funds to pay Int. of 0 joupons. % N10 % Additional Appropriations 000 00 a $98,210 25 On Inetalm’ roe day 1860 $714.92 61. 10,106 28 ‘Treavury Siete 114 oF # COUpONE,. «4 ++ _ Co) Ralance, March 21..... Treaeury Notes Funded. . Receipts for Customs, Mare }. Mare Excess in March, 1861 Execen fi ‘toms in firet three months in 1851, over samme time in 1850... . ++ «$2,100,290 16 The excess In receipts for custome im the first three - houses upom your side,”? i Sit © Se, Hee 0 10009 Pen: eight millions of dollars, It will be seen that in March, ‘this year, there must have been.a great increase in the iumportations, by the excess in the amount of dutios paid. ‘The large and steady exportation of specio shows that there must be at this moment a balance of trade against ws, requiring shipments of specie to Nquidate. By the Canada, we find that thereis trouble brewing at Liverpool; and those houses who have executed orders freely, believing, or professing to believe, in a very short erop, contrary to the opinions of the majority of factors, who are faithiul representatives of the planting interest, may bave the benetit of their own excellent bargains, as, to avoid lows, the standard of classification is being raised there one degree; and although a very handsome style of cotton has, in fact, bee sgnt out all this season, it will not satisfy our ingenious friends. We furnish an extract from a letter from a leading cotton brokerage office in Liverpool, shadowing out the idea ;— Your large receipts have upsct our market; but if they fall off by next steamer, we shall soon all be right again, In Manchester they are dependent entirely upon tho price of cotton being kept steady, and here wo are depen- dent upon your rece; It will hot be well for us, unleas we see that the crop is going to be under 2,200,000 bales. The quality of the Gulf crop now arriving, is the worst we bave seen for many zens, and it certainly does not look like a big crop. “The cotton shipped in execution of orders. in many instances, is an entire class too low, and there will be extensive reclamations upon the buying 0000 do be ‘4000 Erie lacome bda, youu rt es % W He tix x 1z7! 433 i 630 bt 643s FY Sia sis oe de BHO 5i3y $e 2 ui 6345 100 do bs Bt Be 20 de DIO Ob 3 1 de bod SANs wo 200 Norwich RR : Py] 20 eee) g 45 Hudson Rivér RR 2 & ee a a jo 2 % do baw | JO Hart & NHaven 127 2 do pe) «Roch & Syracuse) Lu! 75 Albany & Schen 9282 12 Utica & Sch serlp 122, do 000.95 ° 100 Morris Canal 1 W Broadway Dank 10}; 3B do 830 155 T 30 do sw) 1s COND BOARD. Fd 92% G0 hs Long Talend RR 2, oo he Hee’ Lend Co 100 bid 23, 10 Reading RR sit im a> boo 23 1 ae ot 19 Portsmouth DD 1s 1 do 60 S450 Erie RK re) 200 do 50 b3 HOR ® Harlem RR btw 6H! w» #9 80, do &1} 100 Centon Co WS OF wo do Be ay 50.N J Mining Co uy ® do CITY TRADE REPORT. Moxnay, March 31—6 P. M. Asura were a shade lower, with sales of 100 bbls., at $5 62 a $5 75 for pearls; and $4 a $5 12 for pots, Barapsrvres.—Flour was less active to-day, but very firm, and for some deseriptions ruther better. ‘The local trade were buying sparingly, ond there was but little done for the East. Some 3800 bbls. domestic cha hands at $4 18 a $431 for superfine No. 2 $440.8 for State; $4 50 a $4.02 for mixod to siraight Wetern; $4 62.a $475 for straight to 1 fancy aitto, with good and Found hoop Ohio; $4 87 a $5 for pure Genesee; and fancies and extras at last quoted rates. Canadian ruled quiet and nominal, at $4 62. Southern waa in steady request at the advance, with sales of 1,100 bbls. at $4 08 2 $481 for mixed to rizaight; and. §5 a $5.50 for fancy. Rye flour closed firm, with sales of 100 bbls. at $3.37 w $3 44, Corn Meal was better, 100. bbls, Jersey being sold at $806. Nothing of moment doing in TWheat, and prices were quite nominal at $110 a $1 15 for Genesce; $105 a $1.08 for Southern; $1 02 a $1 06 for Michigan; and %e. & $1 for Ohio, 10,000 bushels Canadian sold for export to England at private bargain. Rye has not varied, Ons were in liuited request, and tending downward; prices, however, were unchanged. Corn remained quite wearce, and wanted. About 5,000 bushels sold at 68c. a 66,6. for now yellow and white. Correx.—There have been sales of 300 Java at 125;¢. ; 200 do. Riv at 104c. a 10%se.; and 100 do. St Deaningo, at 9Xc~ closing heavy and rather easier Corton.—The sales were 2.200 bales, to-day, at a quar- ter cent decline secepted on Saturday. If holders were disposed to make a further concession, a large business would be done. ¥Freicnts.—There was more cotton offering for Liver- pool, and about 1,500 bales were engaged at 7-324. Flour war offered at nbout Is., while grain was nominal at 4d. added. Dead weight ranged at 12s. 6d. a 15s, to 20s., the latter for cheese. ‘To Glasgow, about 6.000 bbls. were en- gaged at 1s. 6d for flour. and 2s. for naval stores, Cotton to Havre was dull at %c. To California, clippers took | measurement goods at Wc.; common sailers were obtain- ing 0c. a 46¢ Provisions—Pork has been in good request, and tho market remained pretty firm. Some 1,200 bbls. were dis- posed of at $1375 for new mess ; $1512 for old ; $11,62'5 new prime; $10 1234 for old ; and $10 for two year old do. Beef ruled steady at $0 and $11 60 for mesa, and $5 and $6 prime, at which 150 bbis.’sold. Tierce beef has been very dull, and prices nominal, a $15 50, without important sales; cut meats have not varied—a sale of 50 bbls hams war made at 8 and 54 Lard was more active and firm, the sales Teaching 400 bbl. at 84 and Sc. Butter and cheese were less in- quired for, and tended downward Rear Estate.—The auction sal House and lot 118 Fourth street, 2 ner Cha rs and Chatham streets, $7,100; do. om Second nue, between Nincteenth and Twentieth streets, 22x00, $9,900; do. corner Lexington avenue and Twenty-fourth street, 19x60, $4.700; 1 lot corner Eleventh avenue and 110th street, 25x10, $230; 3 lots adjoining, each 25x100, $150 each, $300; Bulkhead on East river, pear Peek slip, $8.1 1 lot northeast corner oee: third street =a Sixth avenue, 27x98. $555; 6 adjoini euch 25x98 200 each, $1,500; 1, corner Seventy-fourth street and Sixth avenue, 27x98, $325; 1 adjoining, 25x98. $295, 1 on Seventy-third street. next corner Sixth avenue, 25x109, $1%; 1 adjoining, 25x100, $175; 3 do. each Par 170 each, $510; 2 do., each 25x102 180 each, | ; 6 do., e 2x102—170, each, $1,020; 1 do., 25x102, fs, 2 lots adjoiming Seventy-third strect. each 25x102— each, $440; 3 do. do., each 25%102—240 each, $720; 5 do. do., each 25x102—265 each, $1425; 5 do. do., each 25x102—Bw each. $1,650; 1 do. do., Seventy-fourth street, Fifth avenue, 27x98, $525; 2 adjoining, 25x98, $250, $700; 1 do., 27x98, $365; 7 lots on Seventy-fourth street, next to Fifth avenue, each 24x92. $19) each, $1,390; 5 do. peg | x98, $185 cach, $25; 4 do., each 25x98, $205 bay he i to-day we annex :— 5x100, $8.000 ; do. cor. 12 do. do., each 44x98, $235 each, $2820; 1 do. do,, $200 4 cco—We noticed transactions amounting to 120 bhds, Kentuck tter deseriptions, at Ge alde.; and 00 4c. Closing with rather tore demand, at steady prices Wixss—The operations comprised about 200 qr. casks Burgundy port, at 60e.,6 months; 250 cases claret, at $2 a $2 25, and 60 qr. casks port, at 9c. a $1 10. MARKETS BLSEWHERE. STOCK SA ES. $15,000 Reading rit ond ‘Boar or “70, 7H, ) Lebigh Int., 2; 2 she armer’s & Mechanic's Dank, 77 Penn's RR, diy; 98 Gi- by bs ky 1s 2 Com LOW Tena. 5 18%, Tel ew On Cotton fs unsettled by the Canada’ declined, with sales 2,000 bbis. Ohio at $3.% a $4. Mess Pork is mmproving; 500 casks of bacon have been sold at Tige. a T'ge. for ribbed sides; shoulders are Se. 2 5X¥c.. and hams Se. Rio coffee ix dull, with «mall sales, at 10\¢. Prime barrelled lard sells at Te. a The. Be. Tolmceo is active, with a £004 demand for low qualities of borer a at OMe. a7e. Freights to Liverpool are quoted at 7 Crancestow. March 28, 1861 Cotton was in good demand, and sales reached 1,700 bales, The market assumed a decidedly better aspect, inasmuch as bolders, in most instances, obtai prices they have not been able to realize for several days Prices range from Se. to 10 ke Bavannxan, March 27, 1851 Our cotton market ix quite unsettied. The sales were only 243 bales, ranging from be to lie Nonroux, March 30, 1851 Corn is getting very scarce in our market, and small sales have been making at 60c. for yellow, and 5% for hite and mixed MARITIME INTELLIGENC Movements of the Ocenn Steamers, Namen. ares Dare. Meh 2... Meh 3... ‘New York Port of New York, April wor Ries. saves Q@| moon Quene,.. fun sere. {616 | tien warns. Cleared, Ship Chace, White, Charleston, TW, Bathe Ged Von On is, Davis, Se themes, \e A & Co; St Marks, Ke; Julia fe Ade trem), Ceomatadt, Newbold & Craft: Cuba, Brett, Voee & Co; Pavioy Havana: ¥ ichols, Char mK SFr aus | eet, Sew, Fymout Lo eee reed Phite jerritt, Fall River. A ineon, vith mdae, in opemera Spotord. Vuswton & Oo pte. BA hours, jast, @ A Beef Hams were quoted at $15 | 27’ Sen ent ibs Conte pt the ‘Delaware pied seek, & tale otbten ant rate Win dholceworth (Br).” Henderson. Glas hie 4a ion Jom 49, Sipaaed Sinetgh'a thnge wae ye of ice ; ak ages(s (3we) a Marvcllon £2 days, and Gibral, rk Mary poy PW Wey wr ST days, with Poters Bark Ranger, Frost, Mateuses, ° "aay, with sugar, to white mdse and passengers, to ie Wovtsey. Wari, Havana, , , iiga Inco ‘with ap, Catoltue © Bow, tar Boston, pa eT eT 3 Sine iel, Colson, Cienfuegos, 17 days, with sugar, to ke f Boston), BARE Lyman (ot Boat), Do Abbot cee Collier, from New Loxhorn, 50 aye. wt mas: e adele, Bi erie Bryn y Mor (ir), ALL straw, ie, to Barclay & Livingston.’ No dat from Serpe shen mt ete bt from NOrleans for SFrancisoo, Malaga for SFrenciseo, LBrh Gee Bertin. Le ome Sct auth so ome ‘Tufts, from Salem, disg, to return ot Tah, Ke Mal Cogn, Hert Fade SeMiec a do; Ht neice! Fs iy a: Cannoli for Capiz, id, to un Cuwap Bonsvar, abt and Angostura, ‘Garvey, paid at, brian Sader Sas, r ~brige Goray, hen Boston. 18th, Neptune, i a beg jue ae se a pete ie rey Mah ior Eagle ea, ie ig Toreello, hd; aches |, Crockett, to load AU March 12 Skip Thos Weight, Mabbidgs, for pe sae ote aye ache Eine Wee at feat Preble, do; by ‘Gano, ‘in Saal 2 ae cece, Henscheldt, for York two peAmnenas, March 1 j—Arr schr United Fosset, for Bostom fe ted Btates, Crockett, day Atwood, for N AL Hyde, ‘baller, Jon 21 spoke the Elisa Carliale, Bence for b 16—Are brign Walhonding, Smith, New ties etn oi Link, West Coast Africa, 57 days, with pal Eig FE Tithe vitark Kini, Foulkes, Philadel: , i De ‘ork, Brig Zeles’ (of Yarmouth), Praveen Pinvenine, March 1OoSta bark Geo. Th ‘Trsmas, Fisk, Cué- Feb, with mdse, to Nes cult 8 My ey ep of bide RAevonta, | eneczae ee Cape: He Ns fuamaLran sche Wo ‘Aum vessel ta port. eget Hla vont Waa 8 tok Perry, for N . Sponsgle, 3 momas, 10 days, with as- , for do April 4; ‘Brig Marcellus, Shemiotd, hee lage Tt 16 days, with mao ae can ichtanys erste Je ca 15 da; mt? eh es Olive (of Muct iy, Jeremie, 15 dayi . 1a 17th, brig Gallio, Brown, Jaruo coffee and Toa oody to Haat hamberlaia, pthe ship see Petite barks Viegisia At hidsi*te Thombuon x sa, Btays wink teenie Gas Iehdgon.” N York; Basha Ne oa ei sie Kean, Brig Richmond tot New Heat ibhs, Carthagena, harpento epee mine ayy tac Sea, mart Leone Ke, te Bnnts part stk brig Daloph jtak ayaeh Bont oleae Snow, ety I on , ‘ i , Ceuta th Willey, trom i oh Buijeott, tvs Cronstadt, im. Brig Wo 31 aks ‘tot Pteing Skinner, Maracaibo, 19 dogs, with coffee and fustic, to Crosby, Crocker & tt. rig Unicorn af Br). Comment, Kingston, Ja, 21 days, with f Pimento, to A omon & chartered ad load for Tivon Teow brid Carrer, St Croix, with sugar, to Ht © sarah Hand, Troy idage tony of es pa vm more if ro if to ay terrancan, Sarah Hand, Nick! ms ig Ee of" thy Lake (of Belfast). Hinds, Sagua ta | gor fours Nore ver a her at Havana or Rae le, 9 days, with sugar and molasses, to Young, Haw- | Wrigurag at re is ts @ gt 0 that 4 BBE Wary Perkins (ot New Bedford), Chase, Trinidad, | Sh¥rt Myrlably contains the sanal¢ ee ee with hgh and sugary to M-Taylor & Co. ‘Arion, ¥en aed for N Nyork, t flouded; Te days witht fet mean ees, CRU, | fords, Mag Le Toca, Atkin, for, Boston ry wi logwood, coffee and fustio, to ire SO, fo : ‘Brig Fina Bratey fofjHampden), Hopkins, Matensas, 15 ia penke ich orn ty lays, witl 4 ry ‘ rig E' mit , Nichols, Caeaslebiesy’ © dick; “ttt gehton/ to nig Bterk, 1 unham Bthe Reliet (br), ——, Rio Hache, 25 days, with logwood tnd hides, to Boonen Graves & Othe Saratogs, Thompyon, Richmond, 4 days, for Now Ha- ‘Ss br Volant Osborn, Norfolk 34078 a abet hr Sarnh Maria (of Coldspri ra, Porto ¢ Io days, with Mais, SUaderpenee Rite ees Sehr Alethea, Rice, Meds eet 3 aay, tort ‘New Harea. Sebr Isabella, Arbect Schr Globe, Small, Salem, A "aay Schr Susan, Russell, Nan Schr Kossuth, Allen, Stee Schr Gen Watren, Schr Adeline: Howes, Benfis: 8 dn yr. Schr Augusta, Hotohkiss, Lubec, F Monitey: Bese, Wate ckland, 6 days. hr Wm 5 Moi kin, from Boston, ar 17th; barques Row! Behe Willian loon Jom Wile Nid Keer pele banding fr Crean, Sloop Mount Hope, oo Fall Riven a J ee a a Sloop Index, jew Wedford, S days. ia tak aa bee e Lighter sehr Exection”? Merritt, Long Branch, with cargo 7 {0 pane ge “ey a of Portuguese achr Riberio Primoiro, ashore. acres, yaa Lighter loo} viutts May, with part of the Sarge of batk Kirkwood, now ashore'at that pisce. Below. Brig Pantheon, Davis, from Sagua la Grande, Mancn 31—Wind during the day, SSW to W. Telegraphic Marine bem arte joaron, March 31. Arrived—Ships Kentucky, NOrleans; Sabattis, Apalac! cola; bark Gov Briggs, adelphia; brigs Metamora, and Canton, do. Schr Primas, Guayama, March 1. Lat 2530, lon 69 40, spoke rig R Vattorvon, from Boston for NOrloans. Wiimi je NO; Benj Baki Eien, Richmond: Bay State, Nortol frist Mariner, Orbit, azd Seneca, Philn ‘American Helle, N York. wred—Larks Broosn, Havana; Isabella, Delaware, Philadelphia; brigs Frontier, Cay Chickasaw, Buenos Ayros; sehr Montano, N Charleston; er CGH; cn, AMLESTON,, March 23. Arrived—Schr Gen Scott, Boston. Clenred—Schr Edwin, N York. sefttived—Sloop J W Thom, NY! oe from Delaware City; Harvest, and Rosel Fork for Taunton. Paescd Hope, from Taunton for N York Arrived—Ship Seine, NYork. Cleared—Barl (Arrived—Ships Galena Monice, March 24. Isnardon, Boston; brig Ann Elizabeth, d Naw 0. Onueans, March 26. 4 Java, NYork; Ophelia, Bos- \d Atlantic, NYork; bark Wm “Cienred—Ships Caledon: Henry, Boston. Arrived—Scbrs Susan, Savannah for Provide Baltimore for Cohasset; Time, Providence f rloops J M Parker, aud Eliza, for Albany. ‘Nomwien, March 29. Arrived—Sehr Mary, Baltimore. ‘WRURYPORT, March 29. Sailed—Sebr Joseph, Philadel in. New Bevrorp, March 90. Arrived—Ship Parachute, Arctic Sea, 2700 ‘Ubis wh ofl, 00 Ibs bone, get, te de lat XS, #0 & Jon 2950, spoke ship Provinence, March 29. (of Boston), Savannah, 2th inst, ing “rot, spoke bark J Forbes, from Maya: us; a, Har arrived Seine Wwitherforce, Cornwallis, Febo bck St John, N ayay ff in Chean slled—Sehr Splendid, 3 Savawwaxe, March 28. /Arrived—Ship Marion, NYork; schts JK Randall, AR Wetmore, and Cieared—Sehr Catharine, NYork. Sacem, March 30. Arrived Dark E Dwight, Balti Salied 24h—SchrsT Fenner, Philndelphin; Ih, Jer NC; schrs re, carried Arrived—Sehr Rocket, Calais. Malls. tic, for Liverpool, will ologe at the Readiny ), Wednosday, April 2, at the weve hour, where letter pre-paid wor Letter Bags of steamer Southerner, for Charleston, will clone at the Exchange Reading Room (6; Exchange), Wed- nesday, April ‘i at quarter before 4 o'clock. ylatic orn 5 Letter eating shed steamer Are : Dela West Cont of Ateten Delany, Dole, Charles- Cioero, Baker, S York: Adams, Port W port; Consul, ‘Tel zs | taf Font Gandy, do; Mary Patterson, Butem: Pencock, do. ‘a total wreck Ce rt of the Thaving heen spoken off a the spratiog of © British ves meoft the Point, She subsequent- Lge orto d ™ ori nated at Philadelphia rip to St Thomas, Te Bank Srvpney, with coal, cleared at Pebateiptin 0 + Barbadoes (not Providence), be pected to be heard from woo A Tian, evpposed American Inle 0} Apparently not long ‘uz for Liverpool. GARETTA, Of Salem, 20 tons to 9 bark, and te ve be atved pt eae for NYork, haw ‘arrived at P fifaketph Sewer ALFALrA (new, of Glovgester), Adama, in beating thar , eame in contact with schr Ann both veasels received considerable da- by priq John Winey, Tate ® brij whaler, jo be led from Sonn Trews, Rows, at Charleston from Boston, expe- rienced heavy weather and damaged sails and spars. Pont or New Youx—Arrivals from foreign ports for the month of March, Amerienn shi bor My ¢ ers, 0, Forel heated, = branch Fre: men At Port Pravs, Feb 12 om a eruige in the At Inds, (arr at Philadel Sy! ‘Garde or, of FIT, to sail 13th, tie eset shipped 0 bbls sp oil per re "was passed March 3, Int 51, from Roston for NOrleans, 14th ea, from Boston for NOtloans, 16th inst, (Br), trom Glasgow fot Boston, 24 inst, of Taekar “rig Caroling, 7 ays team Maryiten for NYork, (v0 re K fi neh ry in Bavngee, Ponders, from N Tork for Matagorda, inst nei Attnnnpan fe from ——, for Prankiin, La, 9th inst, off on) ei cock & Francoe, Nickervon, fom Savannah for N has | defore. crtaes about March 14—Brig walhon ding, Gy; for NYork; schr Huron, of Buckspos Kiyoston, Ja, March 16—Brig ine York, just arr. Lycuoxn, March 7—Bark Palmet! i New Yor lence — Norfolk. = ~ shine Thorndike, Perk ‘Kossuth, Fisher, Heres ani + for Frost, from Crowthers, for Portland Lydia Stover, Dunning, dod Providence, do; G J, Walton, C mash, Sargent, for New York, do ar léth for do; Com: Houdi hi ew Orleans, oad for do. ir Isth only Am vessel. ALAA, March {—Thark Lamartio ead; Br ach Wizard, for ‘i, chieBy with With wool mt Gibraltar; also 8 Sardinian vessel Ide chiesly wt tend, Matt A, Feb 2-—Sid bar! Sulta Messina, to load for n, Boster to 13th, vice Thomas (Ir), do do. Lexmo, March B—Ships 8 Sopui from Genoa for New York; Sei ; and for Boston: Stell Br brig Marval rose, for do, Sicilian bark Ga mm; Bth, Cobden bes ns PRava » of Mayo, to load for ris Ad from Buena Vista ith, in consequenee of the was left st Praya, but was anet, Ryder, I well; Hamilto oe vi Pouro Canxtao, March 7—Brig El St Thom: Tub, for Boston 12 de: inte states that the K was chartered for at £5206d.); Columbian, Moreen, for Cowes; Aram, Rai for Cronstadt, on owners’ aco: ‘2th; Riga Kew York rigs Elizabeth, ixlivorn, Conodova, Nickerson, for ric; Abeona, Ary lioratio, Gri th, , disg; splendid Pentield, fre ANHLLA. March 10—Ship Leodes, Robbins, Tix, March 13-_Hriy Fuacht “ for Boston, do. “sid about ot 7, E, Mareb pants Yorkshire barks Afton, Leckie, from Genos for Boston; h C Boll std lat a jickness of the captain, who rivetly recovered from Cape de Verds, std Jan 12 ‘ownaend, Tur de ria, Biaistard, From N to, from Const of 103 1d) do do; ‘ri March, 281d ba yley, Bis- ¢. B Hamilton, Boston; brigs 2ist, et ming, ‘Provi- York; sehrs Daal #rancis, xing, from Fiavana, ar for Treiste (a previous rf nd Bur- 4, ar 19th * Viola, for Boston, Hall, for NYork, 1g NYork, Mg lead. to fil cl for N York, . Watson, Smyrai (lie), for Bangers M Br bri brading, it), for Bowe oston; is Walker, Fessenden, , Patten, trom, Tricste taf , Dawe: brigs Choctaw, Yar- in charge of Amori nd looked from Cacheo, sid for vira, Peters, Boston via Maria, the only America Roe: for New York, in 5 dai Thomas, to lond only Ani ip port, Susan, Moreh $—No Am vessel in Sr J) Sr C Oct Pet iB for Sen Francisce, touched for wel i Le iisrea titi Norah Ann (Fr), Barton, for Bos- Manilla( Br), O'Brisa, be Br Trimmer (Ur), just wrr from 3t New York: sehr Lochiel, 1dg, for do, the nixes, Dec—Arr ship Ionian, Ranlott. Boston water, and sid about OS Crorx, no date—Schr Miranda, Parmolee, from N York, it era Cavs, prev to h 15—Bark Pilgrim, Robinson, from NYork; would remain some time, a wood was very wenrce. ‘RINIDAD, March 10—Arr bark Pai ladelphin, Sid 13th, Rose, (Br) Doane, N Whitney, Phi- ork. Home Ports. APALACHICOLA, Maren It—Arr ward, NYork; bark May Flower, Jou cols: hi. Bost rine ( m, do do York, do; John G Coster, Churebiil, Skoltietd, from Boston, tq: do: bark Mayfower, doh for N¥ork. Ve: ton, Clark, for ALE. im, Baker, Tey Blake, dlawes, i Del; Wolvot rhewn delptia: brige M: MBaker, Pitladet phi S. . jan Arr bark Costarelli, gan Hod hes J G King . Hawes, nna man, Tangier Reaper, i im, Nortolk. town, DC; Boston, Pw | (for Havana), & le, I * Bermeds ig Harp, Kirwan, Owens, Kingston, Ja; Maria, Wyek Baty, H bel (8), for Die Vig: Telicyrand, k liverpool, 1K, « mpann, from nt ( Havana, Hiteiooek, do, weg; Levant (Br), 0 ship S neon, de vol, en, do doy Port “Jane, Draie, ), Trevelliok, do d we N fur Burope, doi John Mavenve, Crowell ‘opas, Mi Matanzas: bris Wain Oueko, Baie Sid © Delhi, 0 (Be), Rawlings, Wind of, N York fire), fikcno- croin, Barce Thomas, Peo- Havana, ldg: Albatross Williams, from Idg; AL » Bawarts tem. i ieady nmeree (Wr) ry, for 46, ready Woekspire (Be) Biennl », from do, a? Sam ter, Hump! Theresa (Not), Labl, for th of Berey Al rt, € for For Hatters. day Vandaiter, Frendls Principe, Gile from for Bareslona, dg: Nept North of pores hf ma (No J. Rete ise Falt Riv GLOUCESTER, March B—Are aches Tivano, Beverly for N York; Sora), Machias for do; Maize, Rockland for do: Grand ‘Island. Small, Porto Rico; month for N York. INDIANOMA, Faxan, Mareh 1-1 do standing do WO hah la Sh at figt or oht} Tinbenero (Sp). fr: Mh w Carver, Carver tebiaon, for a No Ems, Hogies, joe NOvleans, Lg Bianck, to} vw Cente “Sthomas, trom Pd B Fish, N York. Navy, Eldridge, Ports: 1a port, brig “Hatriole,”* for Rio Jansiro and the 5 it 7, o'clock, ehre. Two Soven sobre in sight or ery thick ommodore (Tr), Kid for ddverpool, Cons hrs Tritoa, | freight; Foner, for & dridge, wtg freigt; Ci Sew. ORLEANS, Mareb ; wires stoamnabtns Coe 3 Bysek via eel hia, Thom Galena, Liverpoa! Borlan: Nyork Teatet ng, tor Bouton 8 tin Payne, ding; Carleton, Libby, onreia. Por- Hh Phil Brown, Chagresg Indianola, vi ton, Bulow, coming Leavitt, he ny Cld ships Caire, Caled ra Brander, Rowland, N Yorks (Sp), Bertram, favre, Brothers, ‘heOxADa, d, ‘Lathro} Henry, Robinson, Hoston; brig. Apalachicola, ee ee Juan: Noi Jr, Le March 25—Arr brig Daring (Br), Douglas, W and Chi iM W HAVEN, Towed to seu 14th inst, ship Richard Alsop, bucks as Thom o 23. ” March 27—Arr brig Types, Valpey, Guag- “Newrort, March B—Arr schr Embark, Jers more for Fphasset, Earanss sean Rijs as co for Alban. THILADELIUIA,Y storia), Dunseomd, Bermuda, ld noha Pi Newark sou Compton, Cro weil, Howton ‘eiweod’ Peoek, Previ- jason, d paerores Br sober Vigilane (not ‘assaic, Beldia, ‘A, March PORTLAND, Mt Tried dad; bri Tiarrisecet, ket Adams, Mata tty, asker rik E La) bridge, Uae Dari Yorke Cd atk he ay wh Hay Son Died, do, Sid, wind Berm at gry, Ca hea Ceylon, Moore, Bal : — ty , Bal ting ant urlingtoh, Wilson, Norfolk; Caucasian, Mayo, Phd ASVMOUTH, March 27—-Are aches 3 P Ober, Bal- Wars, Commish, do; Maytowor, Oherenilt Nartone. ye ton, Cardenas; Gilchrist, Belfast, Bark Robt Charleston. k Exact Stove Nivork’ bri Ry hij Bs Te en a Julius Bren), Ki Carver, Carver, Havana; Geor Parke, Morton. from Liv touched of the Lar to-day for orders, Sud proceeded to ships Alxvama (#), Ludlow, disg: Prince Brews for Hiverpool; Samuel (Br! q Trattest (Be). Johann, do; Wim ncer, deg roUEh ——— du; United Kingdon (Beyecouce Fe). Crip jen (Be), J Br), Stnnot, do: ig Po g 0; H for Liverpool Clansman Ri ive (Lie), Olive, diag; Jeany , Stevona, for NYork; Vernon, Ewe do; ‘Texas, MoNair, disg; Howland, Mayo, for Eifa,’ Flinn, do; Maris Morton, Bulkley, for NYork; Petet Demilt, Hoey, dog Urge A Duniinr, Howes, for Huston; Fler. ence, Ho 048) Futcnan, for Nor 5 Crosby ean. etree i ly Mo, Sin Sassen, for awnster ta, Dubel; di Gardner, de a Wr ater, Horton, N York; Antigua; Ell, Bry Philadel him. NGTON, Passenge wie apes Stenmnlte Bartlett, itten wif at Ti Robbing, M Tepe, ht Moody, Davies, aul Villa: ‘A Jones, Hodgi oye] Fal Bas ‘ie iia , bei 224. Challenge, Grima Savannah. Oh Dim ATE Weathers: 4 ream i RK OPerrault, H tiintotiieons 3 aap, Jas Lilo abe Cal IF Cou, ISatinert doy Atoyoun, Wis mryman, do; Wen Tyson, Jone, wig po—Sld schre Rialto, Colson, Phila- sehr Thos TH Thompson, Nicker- NO, March 7—Agebrige Wm Porrin in, loston; Frisk (Br), sen, Nedra eh, sohre Lufkin, Boston. C1@ dike, Kingston, Ja; Ira Brew- ac Ann Eliza (Hr), Hilton, re Satled, Soutberner—Miss P Harri Misv Pritchard, Miss J Robbins, aaa den, Miss Bellini, Mre ink, innit, tac ian vars P se epcasae ye D ryend ALR Robbi: ‘tayo healt nnd tamil AL T'savels. P Bardi Kittridge, Robt in the st Capt Philadelpitas st ASK RS Steams Barsane, Stikes, JW Babcock, A Vost, J Barnaby, BR Lechorn, Jos W Crus liam Clark, M amet, JF Mot her, son, Jobin I Alley, Peter Platt, Charles Wm meee, evook, W Cormick, Belirey, Wm Hassy, Wan M Brow Morrinon John Hearn, Bb Meta, A et, H Payoe, Wm eg | Sohn Edgris pencer, I AW Bennett, SW. Hoagland, cs ) HW Pendleton, Wi ster, A Swanson, aan, BF 0: fe Bes S Newhall, © Barnard, W Ralst Tarr, 5H Kivy an indy, 8 Hirth, James Willlama 3 Riugey. Soha Smith Job Ellis, J Mcdride, JY. Nosbi Jobu Rotinon, $ Lansbercy, it ie”. Ackley T ett, Bell, Geo Lee fon, der Joni mer, Per dre A and MC teks JA Menker, Win Ri ‘Win. Trnitt, bho r ng in Kertz ingep. La Seort, Snave 1. diel ‘vines, M J Atkineo ‘ro Sr Dominco City—Brig M. officer of Urig Alphago, of Reston, Tost on Sam 2reamen. vi Foran: child 1 Lusk, HS Overbeck, J A Jolmaon, ebild.” JT Russell, i Henry Bure, © Holtum, i Jno § D he 1, J. Somers, D Somer jarne, J Phy, Joseph Walley, Thomas Booth Booth, Thoe Pale i Recs mJ 5 wok John Voane, J 4 servant, $2 — You a T itarkley, ‘Jone le, N warren, ‘3 "Tihhwetl, George ms, Ast ‘Thomas Meyer, Wo I Martin, Alena: © Deizel, NC Peturs, J 1, Meat obn Schriver J W Her, George Came © Catron, WD Hw Lioyd, LB ly, F M Scott, Thomas © ‘Thomas Mertin, W ¢ MeCroskey, HM Hof geister, ay ishbarn, it We epard. GW , JM Frasier, 5 Thomas J Murra, Fi J Norwood, Wm Trimble, Honry Cook, Robert ‘Tanner, ees Finmons, Jas ‘urner, jartaberzer, 'S eo Buldwi as Allon and I Carson, Chi Kev J Andrew m Spencer, T MeM: Tryhi ¢ 8 “wim Cultinas, S Combintog att qual Man's bappinoss here upon earth ; To make bis mind vigorous, an Ww Let (The For From Watt manly vigor. Important you. Zeceary for disease in all ts forma bas fed by thowe egotious, onll upon me Gall R ith buoyancy, it act on the 1 connecti the system jiaene ‘outh, WARREN ed at once to Young Taw bottles of tide Cordial will, rectors, Cordial $2 a bottle ; Bdvice to the married and single. ce, 35 Third A _ MEDICAL. — CMe PICTURE THIS EARTH WITH THY VIVID ween te plan of its Maker’s complete ; fro hia primicive compound of clay, ished, bj Jom, replete. steely Gt kasd when tie vrorid shall be rid poverty, sic! t pain ct " nee nn of Chari nk wil h body and mind, ¢ the world ease, fit to complete hody replete, th and mirth, cautious where you apply theoe bettles for pry Forwarded te | Phitedelphie. See 8 National Police Aaette. TT ‘LLY 1 conegumn 18 CONFI P hy he troate withowt R. 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