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1896 pri,es-- Amounting ii sl.l9S.l97
az Number Lo,,ery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Whole Tickets $40; halves 10; qrs o; e,gh'h- 9 so.
n certificate vi n package &c whole tickets S260
DO III &c half do 40
Do do 30 quarters do 65
Do do 90 eighth do 81 so
Orders for Tickets and Shares and certificates OF
Pa ckuges in the above Magnificent Scheme will
receive prnmpt attention. aud ah account Of the
Drawing will be sent Immediately after Il is over
10 all who ofJer from ms. Address.
&c GREGORY & co. Managers.
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n. HOE FGND1N "A fresh supply Of Shoe
- makers Tools aud Findings, just received from
New York. sep 10 SAML MCLALbEN
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NEW MUSIC The Musical Library. extra
~ containing IL popular Marches. ~ Quick
Steps. fnr % CTS per number. Fer sale by
sep3 JAS MELLOR.
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cs2.ssHs
%/S

O8-The Lecture of MIR. Castanis las, n;,bt
was one of very great interest, and we wish
very much that he could lecture again to
large audience.
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MEL MOORE & cos Fast Mail Coach leaves
~ Wheeling daily at o'clock A NJ, 36 hours
to Cincinnati.
PHO, Coach leaves Wheeling daily al 10 o'clock
2 NJ. &c hours 10 Cincinnati
ID TaLLMADGE'S Good Intent Coach leaves
Wheeling daily at o'cobk A NJ, AZ hours 10
Maysvie. Ky.
Etras furnished on all The above lines 10 pariics
with The privilege OF slee ping or travelling at night
as they may wish.
Office NJ 81 wiief 81, frsl door below tho U S
Hotel. Wheeling. Va.
sepi3 } MEsKIMEN, agent,
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Messrs. MASON & TUTTLE, No. l2s Mas.
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YORK City: They will receive Subscription.
ana Contract Tor Advertisements for The Times
and Gazette
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EtAxSEED WANTED. for which the highes,
u price will he paid IN CASH. ny
PRYOR & PAUL.. Mar the Market House,
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- HAVING SOAP-A full supply Of Shaving
~ Soap Of all kinds and 1ualiies jus, reed by
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ITO THOSE WHO WANT SOMETHING
NICE.-Just received
j Frail Of Dates, IL boxes Raisns. II do hall. IL
do or boxes; half barrel Zanle Curranls; case Gun.
ger Preserves; 5 Jars Pune.; g boxes Lemons; l
belle of soft sheed Almonds 5000 La linda Reesla;
$4,000 de Ia Cruz Pnncip,; 3 dog Lemon Syrup;
together with general assortment Of Groceries,
sep5 JNO X BOrSFORD.
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SADDLE, Birdie, TRUNK AND
HARNESS MANDATORY
NO. 100.

Main Street, WHEELING, vi.
ME Subscriber tenders his sincere thanks 10
i h's friends and the public generally. for their
Rand patronage since he commenced business in
The above named stand; and would hereby inform
them he still continues To keep on hand and manu-
iacinIe 10 order, SADDLES Of different kinds and
qualities. among which, is king's improved PATENT
SPRING SEAT, article which only needs a
uial Ia he found The best in use, every variety
nj BRIDtTiS q MARTiNGALES; also fine BUGGY
CARRIAGE. and COMMON HARNESS. HARD
LEATHER. IMITATION & COMMON TRUNKS
VALISl.S. CARPET and SADDLE BAGS. COL
LARS and NAMES. BUGGY. RIDING AND
WAGON WHIPS aud LASHEs, FLY NETS, &c
&c. all Of The above mentioned articles are " ell
made and warranted good.
Old work repaired neatly on reasonable terms
a ~ orders for work promptly afforded To.
jun 10 3mJ&w WA MING NlCOLL.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Having associated with myself BENJAMIN NJ
CARR. Of Phlladelphs, The above business vii
hereafter be conducted 10 The name Of NiCOLL q
CARR WIN MING NICOLL
jy 10 jy9
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NoLNEY ID. PALMER, is our authorized
Agent Tor receiving Subscriptions and Advcr.
, u, Tor the Wheeling fines and Gazette
fHiLADELPHlA.-N. w. corner Tii,d
and Chestnut streets.
lite City Hall. o. 'pp''
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Calvert streets. '"'
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MAMMOTH SCuDMl

MOST SPLENDID SCHEME e,er drawn in
The U S. In this Lottery The fret 2 numbers will
cnirle the holder to prize VI s4OC. The next Two
numbers $3.50
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ID oDGERS' kNIvEs-i hive some very FIND
IL Rodgers und wosienholm's Blade Congress
Knives. win buck. Ivory md Pearl Handles; sIs.t
one. two and three blade Knives OF other and ~
kind. aug 81 JOHN BISHOP
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HNo8 SALE IA steam engine, inch cylinder
80 inch stroke
2 Paper tiiIl Presses complete 40 isches side
wooid sui, we'll nv Tobacco or t,dSr presses
a Rag Dust9r 10 feet long aud I diameter.
SOrIng and Rag Tables.
a pair Of strong Hard Wood Friction Pullies for
hoisting, suitable fof Crisi Mill
a Glaze Tor glazing FLllcr's Bonner Boards, &c
The above ARTICLES will bo sold low 10 close. mud
any kind Of manufactured articles or produce taken
IN payment Enquire al The Virginia Paper null
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HHbAT EXCITEMENT IN soUTR
" WHEELING. IL is no; yet decided that We
shall all have tn 60 and fight The MeXUans. but ID
is That some Of us want 10 60 East To buy goods. so
all Of You who know yourselves ,utichied 10 Do
subscr ber. and feel that y,n ought pay fork Lver
the tin in ab"u, week 80. as I want 10 he mo-.
wing aug % p w BNSSET~r
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I w MITCHELL, Comm,s.s,ns~.
PAuLt. IS aug at
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ItARDERs AND CARDINC. MACHINERY
~ Two good Gardens with double Machinery
and a small capital in mrney. can hear Of very de-
sirable locarions in Illinois and bte in Missouri.
ON orPlcntion IN person. (or by letter poe, paJ) IS
sept X M'KEE.
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nllaccIlaneous Record.

PACKET SH,r WELLINGTON, Chadwick, for London, will
sail tomorrow o'clock Her letter bags close half past
u o'clock.
brig Lady Campbell arrived suud.y from Turks and that
Sur OVERWHELMINGLY Friday last, at AIedford, the
boston who intend her for TIE China trade. She is noble
a. sse built r"cipsly o. oak heavily
"a y ,s 10 give h. which entitled
menis which have been successful made for the last tire.
Notice Co Mariners.
Of We H III F as S ssS S has sss
below BOMBAY Hec. tHSf Il % aay
Ss s' ssy. @ s as he
IS ossS tx isf ss n nays s
being displaced loT the more prominent used
| them thus early extended.-tPhiiad Gaz.
INvhnIcmcn.
lands Via New Bsdo 1000 bSis VII 100 So and lbs bon.
o s Care no ' date Of Fey assS
| days cut, clean.
spoken.
Geo Stevens Cushing 20 DAYS from Liverpool for New Or
leans Mar 20 s5 Ion GO s9by the iougaa at this port
Star Baltimore steering sw 9th inst, lat 30 Ion Go 90
:a sS s e Boston O% % for h
Tssen hence for New Orleans 5h lust lat % TO- Ion 15by
Walker hence for Havana and inst lat 2s So lon 70 5-by
leonoe Milton from Boston for New Orleans, l,h lat %
CLAYTON bound to Mobile, nth Instant on the Bahama
Banks IN ne oth .sms place. franklin, from st Jago de
Washington, from New Orleans Tor Rotterdam VIM Wv
ship .-- OF Bason days from New York for New Or
l leans, Feb 20, lat 30 10 NJ Ion 66 Al W, - f' -
Foreign Ports
WHAMro A. Dec Tin port Cincinnati Wilson, Baltmore
Nontauk, McMchael, New York; Natchez waterman d.
Avalanche Murray do; Adchon, Webb, Boston, Mary Nj
lcn Dearborn do Navigator Graves Salem; Carolina BRO
do, Pioneer Clark, Baltimore; Grafton. Gardiner New Yoik
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PORT OF NAV YORK, MARCH II.



f; ofs$s ss s'Sss Nls%
Ss!ar. Eassaa Bses Yea HasRsa B;siSs1s co..
eas Ho Gaaas ss Mi ii
EssIis M.dis?a BSlisy ssSS1spsS
Apahs Bs SoI.
S1 ea fss.ss Hone
kits, Nesmiih & Walsh. -
with Yn
e :@ 'vs ae a.
Canton for New YORK Hsnsized Java Sea- Of
o. TSs%s
r & Ssms. and ' looking for wSa shp
!; "a M i:
;ssa n New a'y, previous
SEQ OFF Care FIorda barque Superior Allen. from Mo-
Ship Lagrange Wnchell. IS days from New Orleans with
Shp HsisS: Hammond. 10 days from New Orleans. with md,
sw b.rqus Clio Bosam 50 days from Gehe with $50
Baraue M,gnos, Ward. ia days from New Orleans. with
Blk Mary HoSes, Frare' % days from Para, with india
NorhqmbsIland Strickland, is days from Maranham.
the Hook on Saturday morning.
5s wv Ehi:ssy day. f'm St Marks. with
Brig Gen Wisoa, Miner days from st Marks with cotton
D Hurlbut Left wanowna, for New York. soon;
Rio Baker nnc Brown Spinney or Boston, John
Brig Pocahon,as Wade from Newport l., ard 50 hours
Brig Mary, Richardson days from Boston, with wool and
fish MASTER 5h inst of Cape Cod in the OF bbng Mr.
board by spencer sheet, and WIS lost.
Schr Baker Baker, of Dennis B days from Miragoane st
Domingo, with logwood Sc, 10 w Lewis.
Schr Louisiana Lane IL days from Aux Cages. with log
wood to w Lewis.
Schr Crane, Crane days from New Orleans with mdse
order
schr Marengo, Freeman, days from Norfolk, bound
ton.
Schr Clio Smith. from Portsmouth, with potatoes.
Sshr Abigail Could Daniels, from Virginia.
Below.
A Br brig from Turks Island with salt.
Brig Tampico.
Schr Echo. - of Portland from Tuckapoa.
Also, ship, barquc and brgs-Wind f., and fcggy.
Several vessels outward bound anchor the North River,
detained by head winds.
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VI.
There Wa nston went up per cent Norwich sna
market. Scn. rksburg, 4; Reading Railroad j: Penn
sylvsnia "a j. ind.s Ohio 6s closed firm at satardsv
Island Inno's ana loan fell off per cent; Morr,
Canal, A; Harlem, 4. The 'ns "''e NOT very
large. has declared q .s..;ar
nual dividend Of thee per Cent pao - 1 '''s- ''''
18th instant & .urr,5 xr;.h a.
The senate Of Illinois have not ".Ia WIN IN ~
House in the Revenue Bill, bat have srrs ~ - Or
the FIRST three sections and paused Dy vgs capar
The sections stricken out relate psnicuaiy ~ ss 10
leaving the bill simply revenue DID ~ irss, ma
will probably concur in the amendmens Dy 'aEe nj,
pny portion Of the interest the state aeD nc
as II passed the Senate has three sections, sno
which il as follows:
SEE l. Transfers for ls45 one mill per doil.T iron the
county to the state tax, making tax Of three ha Ss
permanent. The county tax not to exceed four MI
SRc Pledges mill Of the tax for lSi5 and on, ana
halt mills for isi6, to the payment OF the interest on sns
state debt . !,
tax coecabc specie only to be used for the payment
Of semi annual dividends, commencing July l846
rata on all the state debt except the Stebbns bond
After the passage OF the Till the vote roconsdered
and the bill was referred togs Their with an amendment to
select committee Of Eve. The amendment requires that
interest as we'll as dividends should be paid pro
those holding csna bonds, aud who might not register
the and make their rata Of the ST 600
600 well those who had subscribed to tho lonD
The bill providing for the extension Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal passed the Maryland House Of Delegates
Friday, by one majority.
We annex table, carefully compiled from the Com
Mercal List showing the quantity OF certain articles
ported from hls port in January and Februsry 1915
pared with the corresponding months in 1874, with the
increase and decrease In each article
Expa rRont Mr. Vnu
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Glide. ws,e man do Sarah Abigail, Sherman dol Hannah
seskm, ss Mem R9ube Proctor DO; Boxer dol Zsnobla
ps All HSs e,yas sa:d
.,sl a; as. s 81, Mach port Glide Meal
Home Ports. tEE
hsr MAcWAs Mar SD Caroline. Foster and Carroll
tPonTL.sp Ma, cid subilee, nsrmen Havana; Zebra,
CaS, el MAJ SHa.ch Wfs Indie for
Sfs a.r s.; NTH BAN
With ihs sst and several them he BsS
81 the u ms. f"s en- sssg As, saw R.i III
ls Glow T s' ls% csns
Tesa- from Philsdep hia ssasi for brig Sid
~ rss assi
w wind tn yssi sN s Nothing sailed on
81 sRRennIows March tLAT Emy Knight MInty rhla
ss ss Ni m' ss asS
Msrfa p pali IN .bs.s ,sHoI % from 0s; a Hole
sas s sasG .s landed a Tiers THENCE
NEW SfDyosD March sid Peri Merchant Norfolk One
HON MaSsa ,1s Sarah A sn%
Ellen HsS!sd erasa adspeS
% " H Black Hawk
M.'e B.. A Ar Wa.ssss York
Johnson, fin NYSI Es. hpr'''a ' A'AAle'
isH q VIM sl .ssSs -
New York; Ceylop Croeke do 9TH inst ESE Of Little
burthen 'N''e' W. y " ''ou' wv 'oDs
sy Sss 9Sn:s s'f ass M.
NoaroiS March Lewis Bruce s siud!ey FIN Boston;
Lss evs s sSs sya
In Ts sS John e sn. s RsSms.
Boston. went to sea from Hampton Iioads yesterday
aas caroline n Pasn Chapman New
KID osSTyia smith DAVID COZ
Pendergas for Baltimore next day; Romeo DO; Aba fhula
Cram loading in the Bay 70, philadelphia. st inst miles
for & James @ sae IN sas
arr ho%s ah, SanF;te Gsenock In the ong-Br Wood
lucia JAM pr SYRIA Cox typqo Export swssey
McRr ac B. gasoline Si as. for Amsterdam;
tismng for tvespoo FSriitude Lbtey for
for New York RanEe Msike for Liverpool Arr AtsHa..
SS os s AEss
for RsngeT Mi!liken, for Boston, Or
Ipoo Homer aea HMh a"stc 'G CUBA
Boston. Nckerson for Boston,: Agnes Gilmore AMBER
M% ss ESs Tx
Honduras. -N-- -- >'' ~
FHANKLrS, La, Feb a-Ar Chattahooche. Wilson, New
NEw onL.AS. Feb 2e-Arr New York, N.l Wright, Gal.
peo SsteJ He g Es
Ro,a Mani" 4ss.brdss Lueh
EsIh,, Bs,cslSya s1 Elliott Waits, New York; Edward
ssa Msnsso Ba CID ss shsnusss Fa;so Epery Ms
Yo ssa sa Siasia
Brl Roy LiverpooI Sultan Haywood Havana; Eliza. Blake
SSfR%;5 ssi.
renee, Decker, Boston; Shamrock, Rogers, New York.
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ties to prime As SOC The receipts aro daily increas

ties to prime at is coc The receipts are daily incress-
ing.
WB,sKsy Drudge casks are firm at 22c; western and
prison barrels are held at - 2aic with very limited
demand. tlfA ,Eltt Is
real EsrATE.8t AUCTION Two story brick house and
lot rs Roosevelt street. lot IS by 100 81 600 lot in At
antic street, BROOKLYN 75 Il east Of Smith 25 By f.
$780, lot In rear oil the above on Pacific street. by 100
feet, $3.50.
CATrLE MARKET, March 10 AT Market 1000 besf cat.
tic, 600 from the souh) 100 and calves and 900
sheep and lambs. $50 ~
PaIcfs,Beef Cattle were very inactive, and the ad
900 ar 49, o"'
Cows and Calves are in good request at Sl3a 26
sheep and Lambs--We quote 81 80 to So The latter
for very extra. n - -"'''
Hay-A small supply at so s7l cents per cwt.
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2,78s, 255 2,9so,s65 3,226, 2si
ono I'm 09r ole



The value of the exports in February greater
than for the month In l843 1874, while the value
of the exports in January and February l64o was $685.
9l6 than for the corresponding months In ls4a
and $439 O26 than the same months 10 1913 ?
This increase in the value Of exports in connection with
the very great decrease in the value OF our imports
looks very encouraging. This is reducing our
foreign trade at both ends increasing our resources
10 pay and reducing our Indebtedness abroad
The value of the imports into this district in February,
little than two millions less than those for the
nth Of January, and exports in January val
ued three hundred Thousand dollars less than
those for February This revolution in the import and
port trade OF this port must have very favorable pAu
business generally. The supply Of foreign men
nfctres in this country s almost large enough to
satsfy the demand for full The spring trade
will very large the country merchants intend
purchasing very moderately, and more carefully, than
they did last fall.
The people Of the Western States are very poor We
informed by travelling agents Of jobbing houses in
this city, that the merchants Of Michigan will be able
psy five per cent Of their debts due this spring. and
that the merchants Of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois arc
much better off Many Of them depend upon the pro.
cceds Of the next crop TO meet their liabilities many
become bankrups and break down before harvest
comes round This state Of things will the jobbers
OF this city to be very careful In giving Credits and
present the ec of very extensive spring trade
Far from being faAering large importation Of foreign
merchandise the face Of these facts would produce
runons state things in this market and cause immense
sacrifices the supplies Of merchandise on hand and
tOpae coming in.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald

Correspondence Of the Herald.
WAsHISeToN, March 9, 1916
Bancroft Young Polk Office Beggars- 1yhr's
nations--Brilliamt Ball at Coieman's
DEAR BENNETT -
The Senate, as you are aware, adjourned on
Thursday last over to to-day, to take breathing
spell, and they are now ready to silt the claims OF
poor Bancroft again. who may be seen pacing the
avenue iremulous with agitation, tn ough trying at
the same time to an air of carelessness and
unconcern
The dense groups around Coeman's porch are
still convulsed with fear and hope upon the subject
OF Mr.. Tyler's nominations. Hundreds are re-
olced they were passed over SO cavalieIIy by the
are deeply enlisted in their behalf. The. case Of
young Col Polk is the most Interesting OF all. and
forms the subject OF conversation In every saloon
IN Washington. Every individual in the city,
without, believe, a single exception, is exceed
lngy anxious that this appointment should again
be sent IN, by his brother, to the Senate. Young
Polk Is glorious, noble fellow, beloved by all
VINO know him, and have reason to suspect that
the Senate would willingly confirm his nomination,
should the President overcome his scruples and
adhere to Mr.. Tylers choice.
Ofhce-beggers continue to pour in by every arri-
val, hut Mr.. Polk is so slow in his movements, and
so difficult of access to the hungry throng, that
many are getting very impatient and terrified at
me ln nida dTlndl,ns away Of their We and
ct and they are beginning to swear and fume,
and actually dropping off by ffties and hundreds
day. Poor Hallett looks the picture Of despair,
as he hears it whispered into his at every
ner, the chances OF Gen. Armstrong are daily
gaining strength Roberts, believe, has cut stick
Tor Boston. Very little concern is manifested here
for the most of Tyler's nominations. The only
two which seem to excite universal interest are
those OF Picket for Havre, and young Polk.
Night before last, there was another brilliant
impromptu ball in the splendid drawipg-room at
Colemans, given to the guests Of the house and
their friends, by Mrs. G. = of Mississippi and
Mrs ****. 1t went off gloriously, and broke up at
II O'Clock precisely, (somelsay halfpas) OF due
respect for the Sabbath. Not feeling inclined to
participate in the festivities, ii. e. not being pr1vi-
legged, in other wcrds,) | contented myself with
the rights of bachelor boar6er, which are 10 lean
against the door, and cast in, from time to time,
an admring glance. Not wishing to be invidious,
will not single out some Of the bellies who graced
this brilliant fete and pass by others in lace A
splendid supper, got up in Coleman's usual style,
terminated the festivities of the occasion. More
anon. The AVENUE ARIEL.
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WASHINGTON, March o, 1916.

J. q. BENNETT, ESQ
Asst is the Sabbath the fire is momenarily suspen-
ded under the great political caudron, and its steam
ing and kissing efervescence have partialysubsided
Few loungers along the streets-few loafers in the
oyster houses, because they are shut up by law
of the Corporation-lew of the mixed multitude
from the four winds of heaven visible, except in
the great hotels, where the throngs denser than
ever, and the conversations quite as entertaining
and uniform. All relating to the public offices, are
laundering and impatient for the teats of the Trea-
sury COW.
Burton has taken the Olympic, lately occupied
by Mrs Timm, OF whom we have lost our reckon
ing, Where she and her company have gone, we
don't know, nor when tney went, nor how, nor
whether they are gone yet, or lingering in town,
poor things Burton does pretty well, and will
continue 10 do veil for several weeks to come !;
tor the strangers among us seem resolved upon d
four mile and repeat for the spoils Yankee Hill
and Dempster gave mixed concert last night, Of
anecdotes and songs. They had genteel audi
ence but they were not pressed for room, we
have seen in the case of the niger singers Niger
dancers and Mesmerism hold the balance OF power,
always excepting social parties, at which there Is
chance for supper free Of cost.
Coleman gave private hop last night, and had
the Swiss harplsts, including also fiddle and cla
ronet, to play for the party; quiet and elegant
party. and very agreeable. by the BY The
of Skinner and DIR. Miller turns out to be the
raw fabric. COL Gardner, who was placed by
common consent into the chair vacated by Col
Skinner, tells US to-day that not having yet, Off
ciaIy or semi officially, received notice OF his
appointment, he is inclined to think it has not been
made. So we think.
Every day now for a season will probably evolve
some new observation-disclosures new coors or forms
in the political kaleidoscope, omnous or suspicious
for the future. Nous pcrrons w.
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By Last NIGHTS Southern Mail.

rHLADELPHiA Mar lo-Bslow, Palestine, Green New York
Cid. st Marks, Lopis, New Orleans.
BALTIMORE, March 1OArr Rearer Breaton frou Calves
Texas 18Th ult Left Sta, Republic, fin NYoIk just arr
bound Bremen; Lahrop. Allen for do; Rodney Smith fol
NYcrk few days-Also arr Adna Sherman, Cardenas 26t
Mt; Midas Bentlall Havana ed inst Jusns Claypce from
Virginia, Cooper, aud Massachusetts, Collins NOrleans Al
exanda Lewis, and Milicen Work st Leou Babson Rea-
per- Fears and Queen, Smith, Provideuce-Cd Edwin Ste
vens NYork. u s4 asaest.s 80
\ Foreign Forts.
1AcuAyRA Feb lsIn port, Amazon. Wedge from Balti-
more, just arrived
DEMANAR., Feb H-In port, Venezuela, for Philadelphia
Constitution for Baltimore do; Selm, FOR New York,
March l.
ST. JOHN p r. Feb 25-In port Ohelo Ryan from Santa
Cruz with Circus Company board and TO sail for Guayama
in DAYS; Aurora, Swift FIN Wilmington disg; Amanda
Ames for NYofk, 26th.
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Domestic InlpOrtations.

New ORLEANs-Ship Iiah50 bales rags Moore Legeett
II papers Gallsndeteloo bids sugar Leverick-l2s
Turs9a bales cotton Thompson < Adams572o bbls pork
1909 bbs pork ardsnd hams hhd shoulders Sc3s
lard Perry Matthews COT half bbls lard AUX DTae-35
sacks feathers boxes beeswax Avel box mdze
Fsnch.lo bales II BIdell-9Ibays feathers V
Defores34 bales hemp BuIritt ohnson-5O boxes cheese
Vamonten Son3 bbs molaes ~ bales moss 20 bills
box to order. sf N. aea. ..
pork 755 do flour Suydam Sage coOo bids 10 bale,
cotton Robert Il Wiamst7 do cotton Geenway, Henry &
Smti-lOO do cotton Il Stone-72 do cotton order.
NEW ORIEANs-Brg Sarah Beny-3o0 hhds sugar $50 bbls
molasses to Barstow * Pope. -
NV ORLEANs-Barqus Magnolia-39 hhds molasses s. Fl
U Hotchkiss-l0 do to maserr
ST. MAnKs-Brig Gen Wson.H Warning & Son lss bales
d0Parmlee Rodgers "a doSpear 4 Vandehoof u do 1879
hides bdl deer sknsW Silvia tobaccoContre
81 bales cotton.
MoBLEShip Hector-5ie balee cotton Rowland 4 Aspn-
waIl-l37 do Thomson & Adams-l28 do Reybum-l5l do
Holbrook NELSON'S do u Rhodes-l5s do Augustn,
Averl 4 cO-2O3 do order.