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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-16

From ST. DOMINGO BY the arrival O
the brig General Marion at New New York
: accounts have been received from Port.au
Prince to the 23d ut. The French Am
bassador left that place about the middle oil
January; without affecting any further treaty
win the new government. His proposals
we're, to give The HaieD government a PEI
Rod OF 20 Years, without interest on the
debt, before the French government would
make any claim, providing they were al.
lowed The exclusive privilege of trading
with the Island. This was Indignantly |
rejected. The next proposal was to allow
The government five years interest, provided
French vessels were admitted on payment
OF half the usual tonnage duties.
The Hayden government refused any fur
lher accommodation, declaring they would
abide by the treaty of 1888, and accordingly
paid Mons Bassett he lnsralment that was
due, S350,000--S 100000 more to make
the whole that was due in France Mons
Is took the money with him in The frigate
when he sailed. The next annual install.
ment Of $500 900 will be due IN july next. =
One French frlgate and three French briggs.
'f-war, and one British sloop-of-war were a,
when the General Marion 9
eft IFopic.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-16

A teaspoonful Of powdered opium, mixed
in half pin; of pure honey, and little
rubbed three or four times day on the gums
of infants, will facilitate the passage OF the
teeth through the gums, and ease the pain.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-16
TIE
RIPLEY ADVERTISER
II. T.. EnEpn
PROPRIETOR AND Punttspvn

TENN 1.-The ADvERTIsER will be issued rep.
alarly eye:y Saturday, at So so, in advance
IN every instance. No subscription will be re.
cieved for less period than six months
ACHIEVEMENTS will be charged at the rate NJ
ONE DOLLAR per square, ten lines or less for
the first insertion, and fifty cents for e.cb
continuance.
Announcing candidates for ofice--ten for State
and five for County-invariably in advance.
The CASH will be required for all Job work
when delivered - this rule will be strictly OBJ
served. w
Letters addressed tn this Office on business.
must be postpaid, or they might not be at,
tended to.
:, fErAdvertisements should be marked with
will be continued until ordered out, an CHARGED
accordingly.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-16

There is this difference between happi,
ness and wisdom: he that thinks himself
the happiest man, really is so; but he thai
thinks himself the wisest, is generally the
greatest fool
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-16

ii you would be informed OF the kind
OF materials of which your heart is conpo,
sed, fly TO the arms of Solitude.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-16
VERY GOOD

A small suck er, my DEAR" as Mrs. Fish
SAID when she presented her husband with
a pledge of connuba bliss.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-16

Love that has nothing but beauty to keep
u 10 good health, is short lived and ap, to
have ague fits,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-16

10 make children good by frightening
men, Is like chipping off dogs head to
save his life.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-16
LOST.

Yesterday, somewhere between sunrise
and sunset, tiro golden hours. each set with
s'rty Diamond minutes Noreward 10 Of.
Tered, Tor they are gone forever,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-16
q. s. OFFICERS AT WASHINGTON.

In the office Of the Secretary of State
thirty seven persons are employed, whose
salaries amount to fily-Gye thousand five
hundred dollars.
In the Treasury Department, one hun.
dred and sixty two persons are employed,
whose salaries amount to two hundred and
twelve thousand one hundred dollars.
10 the War Department, one hundred and
fcry five persons are employded, whose
salaries amount to two hundred and twenty
three thousand four hundred and fifty dol>
lars.
In the Navy Department, thirty persons
are employed whose salaries amount to fif-
ty five thousand nine hundred and fifty dol>
lars.
In The Post Office Department, one huns
dred and twenty persons receive employ
ment, whose annual salaries amount to one
hundred and ninety seven thousand dollars
The whole number Of Officers and Clerks
employ ed in the offices Of the five Departs
ments at Washington City, is four hundred
and ninety four, and the aggregate amount
of their salaries is seven hundred and four
thousand dollars.
A ROMANCE of REAL LIFE. The Bristol
(R. ~ Phoenix has the following extract
from a letter written bv gentleman on
board the niedsstales ship Fairfield, toI
his father, a resident Of Newport, Rhode
Island The letter was dated at sea, Sept.
Is, 1913:
awhile we were at Athens, as was
one day rambling about among other places
wandered into cemetery, and after look
ing around some time, admiring the con-
structing ofsoms Of the tombs, and the beau>
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-16

The Senate Of Ohio have refused to pass
the retrenchment bill as amended by the
house.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-16

Cradles are now called ssmatrimonial
fruit baskets.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-16

Ho0 to get Lady's age-In HE cou,. q
OF lie memorable trial of Lord B,It,no,o -,
Kingston, in March, l76S. his Lordsb;n
c.oss,exam'ned the prosecrutrix, Sarah
"oodcock, when the following question,
and answers occurred:
Lord Baltimore, --Iiow old are Won,
Sarah Woodcock II am tw en,y seve,
Lord Ball'more,-Will you swear Va,
are no older? wv
Sarah Woodcock,-I will swear that am
twenty eight.
Lord Baltlmore,-Will you swear I'm,
you are no older?
Sarah Woodcock, II will swear hal
am that.
Lord Daltimore.--Wh you swear ,h.,
you are no oiderf 1'
Sarah Woodcock,- do not know hal
iced to tell. am twenty nine, and that is
ny age; cannot exactly tell.
Lord Baltmore,-To the best Of your
ellet, how old are YOU?
Sarah Woodc1ck, u believe | nm tbirtv
ext July; cannoi be sure of that, whether
am or no.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-16

SlGpcry in Oregon "A Methodist Mis- :.
slonary IN our Far Western Territory, in &
communication, published We think, in the
Western Christian Advocate, says The sIa>
very in that country has existed from time
immemorial. The stronger tribes make
war on the weaker, take prisoners and en-
slave them. AND, "many of the settlers,
both French and Americans, buy and sell
slaves. By these most OF the work of the
farmer is done" Our Government should
be called upon TO interfere instantly for the
suppression of this evil.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-16

FROM MEyICo The brig Petersburg,
Captain Larkn, arrived here Yesterday
morning from Vera Cruz, with dates to the
23d ult. The terms upon which the diff.
cu!ties with Mexico, mentioned heretofore,
were settled, are as follow: An ample
apology was made by the Mexican Minis
ter IN London, in addition to which, on the
arrival OF Mr., Bankhead, the new British
Minister 10 Mexico, now on his way to that
country in ship of war, the British flag
was TO be hoisted on the castle OF San Juan
de Ulloa, under royal salute. Santa An
ma, it is said, will approve of the arrange
mens entered into.
The U. S, ship Vandalia arrived al Vera
23d OF January, in ten days from Havana.
On board was Mr., Hober, bearer of des
patches from our Government to lis Minis.
ter at Mexico The VandaIia was expected
to sail for Pensacola in a day Or two.
Gen, Waddy Thompson was daily ex.
pec'ed at Vera Cruz, on his way to the U.
States. He will take passage in the Vim
,ennes, which was in port awaiting his
arrival.
The British frigate Piaue. Capt. Saiiord,
Cruz on The Cora Of Janua
y, in len days from Havana.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-16
No. 20.

DeaM ofd Drunhadd The ,Ism n
'1iage Register, furnishes US with IN. ,.r'
tcuiars OF death which occurred i, NJ.
Lisbon, a town 10 the vicinity, on the IO,h
INST There was fox-hunt On thai dav
at which liquor had been freely used. Be-
coming TOO much intoxicated 10 continue
the num- The poor wretch lay for asome
hours on The cold ground attended onlv bv
his son, lad about twelve years old. who
on nnd'ns himself unable to get his drunk.
en- iaher away, went home and informed
his mother OF the circumstances. SILL no.
ping he would return, she dad not send after
h'm-nigh' came on, and he was acciden.
tally discovered by neighbor who carried
ann TO house near by, where he expired
IN lew hours. His body was brouah, 70
town, and for some cause exhibited At !.
grocery. The effect upon his wifi, is said
10 nave been horrityng and heart reudinp y
The next morning the grocer, who had
soa the man liquor. brought on. The remain.
Ger OF his stock and burned it-hayipo frs.
s'-ned the pledge. His example was fol-
lowed by another grocer At the funeral
he p'edge was laid upon the dead mans
'oihn' and seventy one persons signed il
On The spot. A collection of eighty doIlars
was then made for The widow, fiiy of which
were contributed by the grocer who had
so'd the liquor TO the deceased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07

AsHE-There is very little doing in either description
Pots still held at 81 62l u.s. and Pearls at SO 81
1924
BREApsTurFs-St no change, market inactive. West.
ern Flour 81 932 Southern S. Wheat 90 a 81 8.
BEEswAx.-Prime yellow is still held at 30 303. The
exciting demand is principally for export.
CorTos-Saes amount to about 1000 bales in small lots,
chiefly speculaonprices about cent lower general
ly than the week previous.
CoAI~--There ia nothing doing in Newcastle; in fact we
do not know OF a single lot in market in first hands
small sale OF Liverpool Inferior notice at 81. Orrel
continues very inactive.
HAY-Cood North river bale il sold in lots wanted
56l SIC. Country is not in very extensive demand.
OIL &c-Whale oil 80 39c Crude sperm is a lit.
tie There have been sales Of whale for home I'm.
ported last month into the country 1899 bbs sperm OIL
628 bis whale OIL and 1856 $50 lbs Of bone During
last week 1883 bbls sperm oil sold in New Bedford
at IS to SIC, and 1855 bbls. whale oil at 3I3 36lc
SALr-This article Is very dull small sale Of Liver.
pool fine at prices not made public.
WHBKEY-Drudge casks are very dull at 23l 24c We
quote prison barrels at 24 25c but there Ia little do
ing that these quotations cannot be considered otherwise
than nominal.
Real EsrArE-The following sales made at auc-
ton =
The story brick building No 43e Water street
and the lot running through to Cherry street25
feet wide each street by 100 " length from
street to street. $3.50
Two story house No. 81 Thompson street and lot
in tee IL by "a feet. 1900
Two story house No. 573 Fourth at between ave
nue. and d. and lot Is Fl ins by 100 feet .. 277l
Two story house No. 81 Crosby street, and lot %
by 1876 leet. .................. $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07

On "Wednesday, at o'clock, A. NJ, Wa c. Coils,
son OF the late VIM c. Coils Of this city, aged ~
and months.
Friends and acquantances are respectfully invited
attend the funeral at 43 Pitt street. this afternoon at three
o'clock
On Wednesday morning the 9th instant, WILLIAM D.,
only son Of John L. ami Mary s. Turnure, aged II
months.
Ihe friends Of the family. the New York Pilots, also
Members OF Jefferson Lodge No 46 Of O. F., are re
spectfuy invited to attend the funeral this rhursday) az
ternoon, at 3oclock, from l42 Clinton street.
On Tuesday night of scarlet fever. EDWIN D., son oil
Matthew D. aud Sarah Ann Greene in the 9th year of his
age.
he friends Of the family invited to attend his fune
raj on rday afternoon at o'clock from the house of his
grandfather Matthew l.. Davis No. l3i Henry street
Yesterday afternoon, JAcoB n FRINK SPENDIovE, son
his sge
His remains will be taken to Flatland Long Island, fol
nterment from No SO Columbia street. this afternoon n
2o'cIock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07
MONEY MARK EFT.
Wednesday, March 6.


Fancy stocks the advances State stocks rather
heavy The sales at both boards very large Hsr
lem improved per cent; Mohawk u; Pennsylvania SIS Ii
Farmers Loan l; Norwich t; Long Island il stonington
]; North American Trust t; New Jersey J.; Canton q
Paterson Western declined Ii Indiana t. Illinois and
Kentucky closed firm at yesterdays prices The fancy
stocks have lately advanced very rapidly Harlem is
higher than has been for long time Fsrmers' Loan
and Canton Companies are very much inflated. The mo-
men those who have got TIP the in these stocks
are satisfied, the whole will tumble down together
The Boston money market has been quite active lately
The mania for railroads Is strong in that vicinity that
many of the companies have got into serious quarres in
consequence Of Entertainments their rights and pri
veges. Several very interesting law suits will no doubt
grow out Of the existing difficulties. The stock market
very brisk, and prices show great Improvement
Worcester Raroadkwas firm at Is per cent advance;
Lowell rs do Providence 81 dol Taunton 22I do; East
em dol New Hampshire 81 do; Maine a do; and N.
Bedford 81 do. Norwich and Worcester is held at 36
per cent; Reading 24a
The Assembly ofthis State have under consideration
bill to allow the Utica Railroad to carry freight by pay
ing the State the rates of toll paid by the Ca
nal Several petitions have also been presented in favor
of and against compelling the country banks to make their
bills par in the city ofNew York. They were referred to
appropriate committees without debate
UNITED STATES TREASURY Norris.
Deer. Janv. Fe6V March.
81. is4s, 4,ssis2s 39l7.725 2oes.42s 1854
Issued and raid out un.
g. iSis, As,ssa 2T 500 i,59s.sso 1850
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Cotton Mark cts.

APALAcHIcoLA, Feb 26.-With nothing doing in our
cotton market since last retain the quota
tons the nominal asking rates of holders Inferior.
to u; Ordinary, 81 Middling 81 to 81 Middling
Fair, o to 81 Fair, Aa9s.
NOZZLE, Feb % -Cotor--There has been much more
general enquiry in the market to-day, but owing ts the
difficulty OF negotiating exchanges-buycrs having
cessary reduced the limits Of orders buyers have
unable to effect operations to any great extent at the
offered Holders at the time. with few excep.
eon continue firm in their previous terms and preerring
await the arrival Of the steamer Of the 4th inst before
making any concessions The sales to-day amount to
only bales and have been taken entirely in small par
GELS. at about previous prices.
SAvAyNAH March 2.--Hoders have offered their stocks
freely this week. but several Of them have Withdrawn
purchasers demanding further concession, which they
willing to submit to- The sales Of the week
far they have been reported to reach 27 bales Of
which 1907 Uplands, viz at at st. 0l at 81, 3D.
at 81 s62 at g. II at s7l6 s6 at 81 1873 at 81 1913 at g.
alo II at o. 2oe at st. 900 at o. and 2o6 at % cents
40 Sea Islands, ginned at I22 atls II at 90 at
o. at "a at 49, at "a 81 at 2j 90 at &C. IL at ~ at
49, at 37 and at 40 cents2 stained at II, at st. and
al cents The news by the Hberna received and
created decline in the market Of from to cent.
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importst,ou,


PtLEHMo-shp coroangs- By! Y. bags IS casks 90 bales
's%ss. PIX. sfss
Brwit"i275 canss brimstoae se bags 6bsIts ~ quo
case. ss.
cream tartar spkgs silk II cs 2so bags 20 b1s ndss do
Margaret boxes 2,s hf do ss or do
- s.. Ss is Vii sy:s Ssas
;|$ss .:$s;s
SON. sfs mustard wss Myeao taS, e.@hof pps sin
JAsrrssssraqe Ma7epp l7s GOD 1899 dss
2Gs bsg eGGse sH hn pos.ides eoo5t DO WRS
RIy.s. ship VIM Esgs1iss bbls :ssst as Gags COTE
waes"s Sf soass do Mare~7s a. DO s
8, A: 5000 S5 a. & VT sss skins
80 srass s sSs e ii e: 40 ss a. Do
bottle. Ss, do shoe: GSrn;Ss Ss % honey
sss. FR1s:si
hhds sugar cks molasses J B Lsssl,.
Domestic Importations.
% SS. sS S p % Fl.
ss bale. egGs se1
go Coil"mb i:rn~s7 Bafritt john.on-is D urbut
MosTk5shig pslestiuetReported yessraay)-iiss bales
Brig Morea,- lol bales cotton G Min 81 F. D
%sSa s? &. GsSGss
Bloodgood
MoBrLE-Brig Csma-I58 bales cotton s Wood-3O Hicks
4 co--2o W Barnwell--52 Maitland. Comrie 4 co.
MoBILE-Bg Peter Demit Reported yesterday )5l2 bales
cotton Sprague, Robason-le0 Y G Pratt
APALAcHIcoLA-Barque lazee-.2o4 sticks cedar III bales
ss ff; fS sS% "%es' BSo
man. Johnston & col box tlow Jewell Harrison
ST MARKs-Brig Nagnoliae3 bales cotton Centre colt
Smith, Mills coat Wariog son24 Holbrook, Nelson
Coo Mel Coe Andefscn2 do - boxes tobacco II do
md.e Perkins Hopkias co-4 tes cotton boxes mdse
GEORGETOWN, SCSchr StranRerl90 bales cotton Colt
&cc-2333 bushels rice Smith, Mills COPS brlss TO
order
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MARITIME HERALD.

UieMrcT
ss;'. E;ss :s ps h.s S:
Ss:?S a:as 'i a EFT s
f!s,i Sac Mead, Mobile Dpsh;@ pp@oni Neon
R sS. Aisn assen
Arrived.
Ship Co.oI,na Halle so days from Palermo with md' to
d,ys from. Havana With &c
been . e
Swedish Albs,, tin ssr%,ts from aspaai AID 70 a.
ssd nit lat $50 Ion So Ie IN win y. B,i!ihhr
been dmased the day previous in severe gae took
Bsrqs M..spps smith e day. from Rio Jansiro with co
,o Ba 10 sn days from with cot
PSss sa 10 bS wss Mt Co. days fro"
Sa .s S' s s .i: Ss.
.ss A. S Sss i 1--WE s cargo Of he a.
NloiE days; Avoa. DAVIS for New Orleans, 10
Brig Motto Forbes % days from savana with hides. to
Mary. York IS day, from GeHasso: with sugar, to
Brig More Edgar 10 days from Mobile with cotton, to Z.
Brig ts.l Mandul, is days from Mobile. with cotton.
Brig Magnolia Smith days from St Marks with cotton,
schr Harp. Gator a. days from Para with mdse to E.
seht Stranger Stevens tof Barns.., day. from oeoxs
Sc s %s' Ss S C $ .
rse.s has been Twice blown across The Gulf Stream
70 r. L. MAITLAND s Co. ''' WIN
schr Northampton Cullen from Virginia. with oysters
schr Martha Elizabeth Braed from Milford. Del. with
schr VIM HART Candy. from Philadelphia, with coal, to
Schr Elizabeth, Somers, from Philadeiph with coal
to master:
schr Chief, from Philadelphia with COAL to MASTER
Swedish brig Charlotte rom Palermo
ships Patrick Henry Deano Liverpool; vespe Sylvester
Genoa; Aymar Carver Ha'aaa Harriet Jessie Conner
AsnoRr-Capt Forbes of the Motto this port from sa
boat hanging 10 her stern Saw coors flying on tn. beach
far New Geans VA subsequently chartered 10 io,d for
v;,as Cuha
SSns RcpmoNp Sesyey from New Orleans for Pbadel-
mis- with cargo of sugar cotton SC put into avana pre-
Won. 70 7h 1 in dstrsss Ieaky &c with loss &c 30 hhd
saoss bales cotton and las empty ID be mpe
70 dschargs cargo to repair
recently competed M the island OF 81 Thomas is capable
taking up vessels OF Que burhen every
v Will be afforded vessels putting into that very accessible
port ~ DIST ess, c.., p.,o. and o..,, n
whai.mer
G Ja" ss 1 pS a s FISH, !"
sPoAen g. ,,o, T., >.
Cap ANTONIO NY 10 miles ~ The Motto at sn'I pom
Medora oil HALIFAX bound Fast req S lat 90 10" '-oy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07
from the PHILADELPHIA Forum !,

90 GURIOUs-A gentleman called at Comstock's 2
ststemen which he gave liberty to publish The gen.
tsman stated that he had been afflicted with Rheumatisn
govt Of the feet ANGLES and knees for three months
to conne Inn TO the house. and great part of his time
his ROOM until about week since seeing advertise
ment Of Comsock for the Indian Vegetable Elixir and Ii
niment, for such complaints, sent for
BEETLE and that the time he had used fourth of the
bottle found there decided Improvement and in
Is entirely we and now gentlemen, he says lay it to
this article slone and says righ2 We told him he
was, decidedly Were we fight2 Let those who suffer
it and answer. The may be had at 81 Court.
landt street, ny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA MARxEr, Feb. 2i.-Flour-The last cargo from
aantander sold at $3 the Dbl and several small lots
from your port at SIG the Dbl The -four by the Alabama
say twelve or fifteen hundred bbs has no, yet, be-
lieve been disposed oat all events has been stored
lots Of the lard In barrels brought by the T
Street Hero and Empresaro, sold at the quntal
The 800 kegs by the Alabama yet in first hands #
supply Of lard 10 not large but we would remark that
there but little indication for improvement the rates
at which the last sales made Hnms--The supply
of UnitediStates Hams is abundant American
hams are selling Mt o. Hamburg and Westrhala 4a$6
Butter-Soms lots have found purchasers at $40, 81
and $I4 sugarCnrrent half and half, CROP noni.
nall horets oend 9lae and 0 crushed regular TO inie
ror 4a4 do good SUPERIOR 81 do inferior forete 6ja6
white all kinds nominal; cucurucbo inferior good
% Cofee-ln quality, esel the quinta do oas3 do
4{a43; trische 2{a3i. WU-White, $sla$e Exchange
London sasl prem New York, prem. New Orleans, 2
prem. nominal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07
Passengers Arrived.

PALERMo-Ship Coriolanus-Eenry Garoni
HAvANA-Ship VIM Enas-F Davsi, Il Laeosta.
MoBnE-Ship Tuskina-W ke~lsr
SAvAsiLLA-Bng Motto-Msnuel G Mier and Jams Broo
lenis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07

sylyaus Croweii NYork Sid eth Thos Cuts. Mary Ehzi
BETH Tasmsn. which sailed rnnday PIT back 10 Nsnts-
bet RszSs ard resaned with thusan fandon Ella
Sun VIM Pm Margaret Fo,ts. renamed ris.fn ..
orbrs aad IT, m NsafasL3 Road Tali,maa Chusan, Ella,
GisoessTss; Mar a-An sarah Ann. Hsrrek and Gram
rsoyIprses, Ma lA President Harrison. Linrs Nor
folk Sid BALDWIN. NYork
Nrw hAvss, Mar t-An Eveline CooI~r. NYort TO load
10 me est indies sr~c and Warren smith, Nfok Tia
fHILApsLrniA Mar s-Arr Ariel sturdev4nt Havana CID
Indiana oso.r BRIDGEPORT CT; MddeseI Allen. Nfork;
KicHMoND Mar t-An Sarah Augusta, Ba ker, NYork.
sAvAssAs Mar 2Au s,r-ria Reed. NYoIk; Tom Wood.
NYork. ~ $50
ApALAcHIcoLA Feb 2s-Ar Marianna Morton; Grstius.
Sears; Lgonia. Hanon and Timoleon, Bv-n New York
Duncan UaSs-tt Savannah Atlantic Weare, Havana CID
Ceylon, Cook Hebron Woodbury. Nannatian Divine: Acton
P,gop Bray,oD providene.' Cape Cod Ncke Gen
WIN Arlington. Jer kns aud Massasoit Draper Havana
la G-ndoveer Parson. Duncan Daggett; Martha Wash
ngton Tyler and Ocean, willard for New Yok dg; Coue
Marisn"s Nooa from HioE; syis,na. jenkins. Tv.leish.
for do ld: England tHr1 BoothDy from Nene!is. wig.
Troy s and LyanI, Ryan ~tg Rothschld Brl Fell for
ft or cbtr' baIques Lsora Hamilton from iork wg st
Rob Watt Br] Johnson for Liverpool Wig bgs limo
Bligen, for NFork ldg; Fscore Ucon Boston do schrs
Atlantic Wesre from Havana disx: fexor, smith, New Or.
leans do swallow, shannon. do wig; Fori ian, Brown d.
MesIs. Feb s1Am Margsrrt. [Brl Joyce and Wallace.
lbrl Spm,rson London; Provdrnce Comi1 III and sat
Monisgo BAY, ia. cd othel,o. Ryan. NYoIk.
NEw ORLEANS, Feb 25-AH Edousrd, lBrl LaFarenne.
Bordeaux sannock pammond and Charoe Harrison.
moat RUSSELL Yor.; Aiabas tsl Windle. Havana. Cid
Lew-'i}n, Robinson. Lavacca Iexas