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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-02
To the Voters of War si,sa n County.
FELLow-CITIzEEs

FELLow-CITIzESs
/ an, a candidate for
the office of Jude OF Probate Court Of yonr
County, and should be happy 20 minge
with and 70 rm your personal acquaintance
during the present canvass for the fall cleo
tons; but am deprived OF this privilege.
| had a severe fracture of my Leg last
fall from which l have net recovered. |
have no profession. mo slave to ill my land.
to fan, me when Sleep" but | have Six
Children ask not the office in shape OF
aims. but fellow -citizens. sh ould you honor
me with your suffrage. should be proud
of the distinction grateful for the favor, and
faithful to the trust Respectfully.
JOHN A. RAZER.
May "a, lS45.-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-02

WeaTe authorized TO announce Gen. STEPHEN
Cocks, of Monroe county, as a candidate for the
office OF Chanceilor ofIhe State of Mississippi
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-02
CHEAP GROCERIES,.

WE have i1st received direct from New
Orleans a large lot of Groceries. which wa
ire determined to sell low for cash, consist.
ne IN part of the following articles:
10 Eds Ha. Sugar, Brown. @
700 lbs. Loaf
800 Refined "
pa Sacks Rio Coffee,
La Guira "
Java
8 bbls Molasses,
Io-4 s. bbls Mackarel.
2 Casks London Porter,
bbls Sperm Oil,
Tanners.
Lampblack.
bb. Blims;one,
=: Copperas,
i" Saaratus.
10 Coils Manila Rope, assorted.
Doz Well buckets,
4 kegs Rifle Powder.
2 Shotgun "
lS-k s. ! boxes Raisins,
drums Figs,
4 Lot West India PreserveF.
IL boxes Pickles. asst
A lot of sauces and Catchups.
IL doz boxes mustard.
81 " backing,
backing brushes.
chest black Tea,
gunpowder, best
Imperial,
6 doz. horse coll rs,
8 blind brides,
/ riding
wagon whips,
boxes chewing tObacco-best.
500 lbs smoking old
doz scythe blades,
sweas,
8 boxes sperm candles.
4 no. soap.
Castle.
5 shaving,
starch,
doz painted q vanished bucketss
l-2" brass band buckets.
| box cotton cards.
wool 50
doz, siales,
s" sieves,-3 doz broons,
100 lbs puuy.-40 lbs snuff,
Is lbs Indigo. 100 lbs madder'
10 gals ril gass-l0 gals sPis week
A Lot OF Castings.
Do do Stone Ware,
A large lot of Tin Ware of their eva
manufa ciare, constantly on hand at whole
sale or retail,
ALSO so Bushels stock Peas. on cons
10000 ibs Bacon. (ren.) and thousaRd
tbinos not enumerated In the above list.
Call and see-
Terms are CASH.
Nav. 18th, ls45.-39-3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-02

FoR COUNTY TREASURER.
We are authorised TO announce THOMAS
POWELL, as a candidate for County TreaSu-
rer al the ensuing November Election.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-02

HIVE Hundred Ozs. Quininei 50 do Mofph,ne
i 80 lbs Gum Opium; % lbs P9iF,d de- iSg w
do Iodine Mercury; % lbs citrate Iron; - DO
Phosphate Iron; loo do Precep'd carb lrooi IOo
do @rusi lion; loo do Prseiaie Iron, together
with supply Of s,Iieknins h;n;s. Emsine ipst re:
ceiye and for sale by l..
NAV 8 J. r. Christian 3 co Mem pms
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-02

mus ~
.geIo.,rre near
% 3oul detection.
ab .ag' The gene n9s
'li =. are eaiertaIn
T9s accounts OF the
.ftbr country are
.fGraln Of ev-
I,ngsr. and has
4eor The pros
-,ae Of It's prom
-, had arrived at
-. She u ssld
t,r the Govern
: 20 whence they
fa.
springs Gaze 'e.
specimen Of ePIs'O
,.sns to have been
published in the
s,.e. aod is publish
III n We promised
IL ri have a showing
Il compliance with
seek publish bis COM
rin Il J'Iy Springs
" back from wn
The last bach of
H r. crap they brung
III En- The IIlile uns all
IA aswspaper and this
4 uaI,sf ketchin a mess
II utk % reedin Of
L. al clean through,
4 an ofthe Crate doc
Il Iogin best, in cul'In
II -sm tigg rs. Well,
losId my wife, It's
L. human folks, like
in GjaIlhey lnought a
II, nan, what rIt that
. .ensal about them al
+. mIin a lrCtIa stone
Il ralri chambers D! q
hat never could b.
fEar boxed for by
4 acin men Of the doctur
krsas Il was printed II
F. Us, lh1rs bin sum tai
4 mi,ey much good dur
fa, We are all like .ey
& sl ami bones du IL
Us rite when suu
anywhere every human
/ lin ought TO ne II, al
nolng folks. has blI
euTI.m up your graf
S.1ue E Idin, | IN ny ges
E.no1IJ one OF cur Til
MOTTO be grinned
ril's uoIng 10 his sk
lrAmIu, he was naIurall
lliuever was fixed up +
ch aal College doins
bin lrtrr f-ndin a stot
rge.sn he'll come the @
lur skIentlHc operator
thltlhis doctor aud ~
bls sod but seuts out Il
= noes he's rite, then iIl
Be- Or sum sich preach
ill ~ bound ef that's
gyer than a hIZle NJ
that's njt all. h, convdI
'dgraviI, and gits ria OF
og me crunket S;eel fee
7u.ls your big docturs us
Iva greIte blessin TO 81
.his cuttin OF a MN
/ lie, aint undersfc
'lll be found IN any of {
s-ral pro'es sion.
HrclLguinI here in the foI
ag nmlTtali-in himself d
wIY l0hd stones an CO
aact CON 5 known, by -
has The tue Ia MIA, "A rain
r. alm every body will CT
aTei 'lr that purpus | 10
\ Tnsn, and want you
\ 'i yoa DID for them ott
iif we wish orr Tipp
y 'Ae same popularity G.
siiFel dJcturS, aud wh
paper 70 Urop. Aneri
ieanesse, send several
''He unvarsal world m
'ei Of docturs We have
7 'aeY may cum to EN- an
I me way We have to Gun
/ - q ne present gene
'''l iolAs the popular
y cum Without your 1t
--le OF cur CRATE doctur ,
N iuilre and SHINE on
y gone P0sIery Of good |
fzeal.
4sa' but veal,
] aaturs kindness.
!. nrnIai blindness.
: gratitude for sich 9
l'ch Of lille stones,
& tla n;.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-02
EDWARD A. KEELING

Will continue the business IN his own name,
and respectfully Soiicils ConsignmentS otCoIton'
In rendering his Services as lotion FAC
~, All he can promiSe. is TO use his best eI-
fSrs IL promote the interest OF those who may
favour him with their patronage.
N O. August 2nd, lSl5.--6m-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-02

nnBAGs spice, % do pepper. 20 oa gs
ZOeer, / bbl. cloves, i5O lb5 Haiines
Mace. lust received and for sale ey
J. r. ChTiGis1 {.
april 20 JEFFERSON
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-02

in the business Tor sc vera years at the North he
thinks he offer his services as DruS2iSt
with confidence. His stock consists in part OF
the following articles;
Window Glass, Maccoboy Snuff,
Putty, Kentucky Mustard,
White Lead, Starch,
Red do Pepper Ground,
Chrome Green, Cinnamon do
do Yellow, do Race.
Paris Green, Salaratus,
Linseed Oil. Sail PetTe.
Sperm do Spanish Brown.
Lard do Venetian Red.
Castor do iSrims,oue.
Tanners DO Flour Sulphur.
Lamp Black. Nutmegs.
Ivory do CamPhor,
Walls assorted, Lemon Syrup, l6ae,
Backing. Waters.
| Nadder. Sweet OH.
/ Indigo, Alcohol.
| Fancy Soaps, QuInlne,
Spirits furpentine, Morphine,
Cnpal Varnish. Iodine,
japan do Opodedoc.
/ Coach do Patent Medicines,
Paint Brushes, Fine Candies
Shoe do Cologne Water.
Wall do Florida do
Horse do Lavender 90
Scotch Snuff, QUO ol hose. &C &C
| All of The above articles will be sold low 10
CASH or on the usual lime to Punctual cusio
meTS. 90
Holly Springs, April 5, 1915, nos
/
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-02

tat the Sign Of The Golden Mortar.)
II AS Just opened his Spring supply OF Fresh
II and Genuine Drugs. Medicines, Paints, oils,
Window Glass, Putty. &c.
81 CouoIy Physicians and others. who wish
for GOOD DRUGS, are invited 10 call he is
constantly icceivIDg supplies from The North,
by which arrangement he is enabled 10 have
FRESH DRUGS at all times Having been
in The business for several years at the North. he
thinks he can offer his services as a Druggist
with confidence. His stock consists in part OF
The following aIticIeS;
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-02

Taken up by .. n. Martin miles south
Of Wate d one Iron gray mare Ia hanos
high the end of her tail white years Old
Appraised to S2o'oo:
Taken up by Simeon Bailey II miles
Norih west of Holly Springs on cold wa
Ter 2 or miles from morris mills ches.
nut sorrell horse Is bands high or Z
wears Old marked on Both Shoulders with
the collar has the Big head has marks on
his nose his hind legs Swined from the fas
ter Joiat 10 the back appraised TO o2o'oo
JAS. FL. SWAN Ranger.
! July 9th. 1915.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-02
DlsSOl-U

THE Copartnership heretofore existing
y. Orleans under the firm ot Mason & heeiin
mas been dissolved by mutual consent.
w +. MASON.
EDWARD A. KEELING.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-02

r. springs Gaze te.
.,ecimen of ePlsto
II ems TO have been
Published IN the
| a,.e. aod is publish
| [n We promised
| rri have a showing
compliance with
seek publish bis COM
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Arrival Of the President Elect at Washington
Correspondence Of the Herald

Correspondence Of the Herald
CoLEMAN's HOTEL,
Thursday evening, O'Clock.
arrival Of the President elect-Great Excitement
a Private Speech between the Committee and the
President.
A communication made by Morse's telegraph,
at quarter before six, announced TO the city of
Washington by the signal Of cannon that the Pre-
sdent elect had arrived at the relay house on the
railroad between this city and Baltimore, on his
way to the seat of Government This intelligence
vas Immediately followed by salute Of cannon
rom the Capitol Hill, and gathering of the hard
listed oppressed democracy of this district, in
GLIDING strangers and residents OF other States who
are brought hither by business for pleasure-the
last being scarce article in this vicinity.
AT about eight o'clock the whistle Of the cars
gave notice OF approach of "the peoples choice, +"
and thousands rushed to the railroad depot tc give
him welcome. He was received by a committee,
and immediately ushered into a small room at
tached to the depot, where he was ad-
dressed by somebody in presence of half a
dozen friends, and responded, much against
marks In the hearing of the immense concourse
assembled outside receive him. This being
concluded, he took up the line of march in process
sion TO his elegant quarters at Coleman's Hotel,
where he was received with the loud and enthusi-
astlc cheers of his friends and ushered to his odg-
| ngs.
| The croud of hungry sharks, in the shape of of
flee seekers, in the train, resembled the hack dri-
vers in front OF Colemans Hotel, who are the
most exorbltant dogs in the shape of men. All
will now be excitement and confusion.
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Died.,

On Wednesday, l2th inst. after lingering illness
C. Slower.
The friends Of the family, and also her brother, VIM
Williams, OF South Brooklyn and his friends also the
friends OF Mr. Richards Carnarvon Castle are respect.
FULLY invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at two
o'cloct from Ia Oak street.
On Friday morning, 14h inst. HENRIETTA A. Bxpropp
Her friends and acquaintaDces and those OF her broth
err Dr. g. s. Bedford requested attend her funeral
tomorrow afternoon at O'clock without further inys
ton, from the residence of her brother 74s Broadway
In Andover, (N.H) LIST inst. SAMUEL M'Ou NM revo.
lutonary pensoner known the Caithness Veteran
aged ITO years u months For the last four years Mr.
MGuinn has been unable walk but within that period
he has been carried from neighbor neghbor his mind
cety.
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Foreign InI,ortat,on..

mayHN1Pshp Cristoya Colon.6 pkgs segars Wet
inger-443 Manzanedo4 de Ia Granja-6 Banco-6Oo j
Mathew. eo- Engs ceIs Ange1o1lss Lille
hsrdt-s = Nor, ng-se2 W Thomas-sos7 Renauid &
AAehlls.la We,erveltaI de Zaldo-l NJ Boves-2i5
Goula,d.1.s Crookes-i McCTscken Living toms Geo
scn-lo2 bales tobacco s boxes sega chocolate
Pena Rivas4 pkgs mdse Varela--i Coit-i Spoord
Tilss,onms Echsrts.s Tuglsr eoN2 Peabas
Paul Pou 4 cod 3 Chappel-2 de Zaido-l Soutter
B,cs-S Lachsse & Fouehe-9 A Legoux-s saInero-O
bo'en cos Mason & 1nttle-2 Lasaa col & ID
Sand,I pOyle.lJF RSdriguezs2 bales tobacco vii.
John Wallis r- Dbl 63 bales 10 cks $50 bXs II Faber
CO.. bales cs 1853 bxs Curtis 4 2o bx bales Logan
&Enguet-60 douboons Thos Sakersundry pkgs to order
GARrHAGESA-Brg Guln re2352 hides 30 Hache wood
6aes skins 100 tons old junk De Peyster Whmarsh-44
hides box copper Everett hides bales SKINS
do mdse bags specie Murray Lanman.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

Mobile " ' -''~
BALTIMoRE, Feb BAR Eleanor Forrest and Mary Catha
rne Gayle Chareston; Maria, Latouree, NYork Cid Sal
dana Stubs Barbadoes Sid Eliza Peruamhuco; VIM Price
KINGSTON Ja Aica. BaIbedoes; Mill,cent, NYork.
NoEFoLK FEB lar GENTLE Atwood, Plymouth; Perfect
Scuaie CD Eyeline Wsltou. West Indies; Monitor, Smith
time have gone to sea Ilth-A Sydney, Montgomery At
ship show tbs letters white ground black letters
supposed to be The Queen Victoria; Richmond Smith, Boston,
Vesper, Baker; Work Erin, Gardner, Newport
NOZZLE, Feb6-Au Charles Henderson, Boston; St Andrew
Rich New Oreaus STEMS Sar Piagee Genoa Cid Anna
FL Daniel Havre Sarah Ann, Skofeld Liverpool; Uncas
Allen Galveston; Tasso, Howe, NYork.
NV ORLEANS, Feb 5Ar Margaret Br Joyce Llyerpool
ntrep'd Br Wilson, do; Glasgow, Lambert Boston; Lord
Wellington Br1 HILL London; Cub, Blanchard Rio
Gerera lSp] Barcelona Water Witch Duprere Vera Cruz
Be,0 s AqG;to Eabsn Rio yspeo ca Edgar
er OTIS Bal5por Puritan sPapding. ihadslgha Niagara
Topaz Mabee, Savannah.
Miscellaneous Record.
ScHR HELEN FRAZER Clarke Of and for Portland from
Baltimore, with full Of corn -four lard &C. went
ashore Sd inst hui from the eastward ON Deals
Beach, about % miles from Sandy Hook where the captain
says writing from Shrewsbury NJ she lies total
Of her 389 bbs -four 10 do lard smaller art
css have been savedhe ali lost Vessel cargo
covered by insurance in this city, Baltimore Ex Books.
Foreign Ports.
Vera CRUz, Jan 3Arr Anahuac, New York; 18th, Susan
Mansel Lverpoo 4th Fanny, Patterson New Orleans
Febl
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Second Board.
State OF Trade.


to-day.
AsnEs,Pos are very dull and we still quote So s7t a
~: Pearls are steady at 81 ISL
BEEswax-Prime yellow is in very moderate demand,
at act 293c.
CoTToNYesterday afternoon, late, about l. 900 bales
were TAKEN for Hayre which make the sales OF that day
900 bales To-day, 600 bales have been sold at steady
prices. The operations to-day wholly for export
WHnKEY-Drudge casks still held at 22c. Western
and prison barrels in moderate demand at % 23fc
REAL EsrArE-.at .aucton-2 lots 81 avenue at the
northwest corneroi l0sh ST. together SO by II; cot
tage house 81 avenue, and stable lOSh st. $1,000
United German Lutheran Church leases, tor q
years, with covenants for a like renewal
story brick house 204 william st, lot at by sat f.
house 20 by 40 #; ground rent 5000 per annum 1900
No. 206 lot 0xb3 three story brick house 20x4O f. 100
No. 205 lot irregular, about 30 front and liz deep,
story brick house 20 # front, 9Sf rear 40 II deep
ground rent $3.50 per annum, sold subject to
lease OF years, at $50 per ann, 80. ... 1900
No. 20, lot about "a by liz IT, story brick house
"a by 40 IT, ground rent $3.50 per ann. ...., i4oO
Two story brick house and lot $40 Pearl street. near
Broadway, lot 25 by 100 # ............, 6leO
Estate Of Jordan Coles-About 80 lots on South 3D.
River, First sts Sc Williamsburg sold $500
lots on Court st, the whole front between Lynch
and Luqueer streets, Brooklyn, each 25xlOOn, at
px1"' =, s...... 1920
lots on Smith street, between same streets, and
same size, at SlS0, ................. l440
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miscellaneous Record.

rAe.Er SHIP PAUL JorEs, for Liverpool, will sail to-day
at 10 o'clock, weather permitting
fAoKkr SHIP Oxford Rathbone, for Liverpool, sails on
Monday.
WnEcKs-schr. Commerce AT New ors,n. All ;n,,n ,se
raad mans a1d NJ reports The loss OF the British brig ur.
lew, oil Liverpool, bound to Cieufuepos
ashore the Jordnes December 26; vessel to,, o"s
tain and saved The Commerce brought Csntsn rv;s
from Monegc Bay for 81 MARKS ws,esed The m January
ne rrand Caymansi yes TOTAL oss she had cargo
been - of. ~'A' iio'e' mas
SH,r AsgoRr We learn from the Key West Lsht Of ,he
ee OF the 18th u that few days before there had been
large American ship ashore Gun Keys Bhs was assisssd al
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Provision Market.

we can say but little this week relative to our markets.
wing to the late Storm and the extreme cold
ther many of our supplies have been cut off Centre
Market made great show Of fine beef mutton, and
superior calf five months old.
We are just now indebted to Philadelphia for good
vea but the prices are held quite too and y cts
Poultry Is much wanted
Fish of all kinds is rather scarce
Bremen. ~ - ~
when do the inspectors of weights and measures in.
vising the grocery stores Is it time to test the
legality of the weights in use
~ thought that few cheap bakers might now obtain
good many customers. There are few who sell onl
two pounds of bread tor shilling.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY Is.



c}sss %.G: ysniSs ss Sh Ss
Bsyg esw 4 ISS% Beet ROsG Mary Smith
vile, Eiwe CO..; Che.sp.ase Bushnell Baltimore GsSer
Mailler.-Barse Delaware, Cresse South Amboy.
Packet ship virgpiau Heim, from LIVERPOOL Dec 49, with
mdss to s,eerase passengers Was lowed up by
'e sam, Hercules through large fields e ice.
oo ssSn ' Con- Ts at w snebs
n ravesend Bay John Davis died at Havana 9Th of
Ba,aue Edward Buckley, tberoe reported) day. from
FOR ass off Co
v' SR;s: .:sS WET S.S 5sSs
M rn 10; Of ssave Me on the !th inst at night in gale
B,lg samson Stark. 10 days from ST Marks with cosn
Brig Linden, Williams 10 days from Mobile with cotton to
signals with ship Indiana, Bennett from New Orleans
brig Lamar sapnemann, days from Savannah. with
c0,Ion b 70 punhsm pmon ah INST LAY 90 Ion H. fell in
the coast without nsygaor board Csp supplied them
by putting ms sS Two Officers snc board navigate The sch
hsd damage 10 the gae when last seen was making
sG sh New york. ri Tho%s % d.v. from h
hhds 70 eks Ieys1ch ssh MI, OFF Cane
Florida say ship london, standing NJ 2oih saw large ship
sch, is%oIse JoDs y days from Georgetown, SC with
stores Bryant Maitland Was driven of In the late gale
Margaret Wogam days from Petersburg with flour
Sc. to Hunter. '"
mouth, Jan !, with mdse 10 Crnnel, Mntum Co
Pocket ship Oneda Funck from Havre Dec H. with mdse
shp Indiana, Bennett from New Orleans. with mdse, to
Esrque Josephine Mitchell GO days from Rio Janeo with
conee, to Grinnel, MintuIn &Co. ,
A'o' brig unknown. Wind NE, weather very thick.
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70
goods The ship York bound 70 New Orleans
Arr New Bedford l2h inst Aasel Gibbs West. from wv
Coast Maui Sept a. with full aoO bb VIII $50 Do SPIN
sI;oyd:%ss 5000 SSi:; a%S%ssS Massos NB aaLsoss:
sfH"t Others wts9 le %.
ss %s ss N Al % sss
S:i ss f. & ssS ss: aa.s;SS
s I' moi Sax
DE- On cSs sS
The soa. % recruit thence to coast Of Chis1ppIsd
II s Sfs sS91 Dec ss 3. len
Sn sa Navy Sy' s%,h With
Sff1lF TS ss & q g. S rs
seeing ' whss $ SsS days Ssasd
sss5 from VIA Gsp 100 % sS y hS ses,
S 3sS ss'1's
s sn ss H: SR
l mse Tt, Maaa,n Warren 3; Ross Moss
yiaf ssA; Ss1! r r oo % ne
T. Young Hero taa Brock do g sperm; Damon
3d. Sys %s. S S ss Sss '
ss s1sy TsS:V Ssa Il
bbIs Mary Mitchell Lawrence Nant 500 WI and 81 Whale
nothing this G sp il oc 10 ssa
oSs sa Sss
been previously reported place and date IDOL
Spoken.
Boston Feb lag s. Ion 50 Sand supplied with brsd
Henry Kelsey Gray. from Nessna for Boston, Jan OF
N.'Tm. Bsris" HsasSis IsrTsSse of MoS. :soa
beth for uac sa.bu aYa CoIIv
.M or..n. sri TIL
Lyon, soddId Do; ih Ago Anihoay, do 0A' mo a'
Em!en, Wilcox, for Philadelphia 9th w y 80
kaosue Forts.
CsrIsE Feb Arr boat Veto 1t Foss from wreck Of
eS.ls. h., been sSsd
the british -. yiss cSPsg from sSr,IsS m ''''"
c pG1sTtASp Feb i2-A Delaware Trot and Mayfower
Salem FEB S l /, syau. Weber, Baltimore,
SsTSSo.e SGs's ~ hS hos
s 81
n %9Ssn Island pontohas lighter slGuSds CD New
e. sss %i rS'n Sam
Emma Erie, vuure Holiander Fame Pelican. and fleet u
pHsyYIDrScE. Feb ls-Beow. James Barbour Bush from
~ 10 -fArI hiram lyler, Iyler Apalachcos
NEw HAVEN Feb 12-sld jane Drinkwaer, Antigua: Cole
Hunter, Mansfield, 81 Crox "
PHILADELPHiA Feb l3-Below Washington, Monroe from
ass Ws;,. b s.s A., Gull Tsnns SD
Josephne Robinson do Manchester. Worth. and Emira RIO
WALrHALL FEB PAR Globe. Esliug, Philadelphia:
IaiARLEsToN Feb ll-Arr Danl Webster, Watson Havana
severe gale from WNW los ibboom flying b stove bal
warks lost anchor &C. Below, Conqueror Brl McAulev
belfast Cid Richmond Mustard Liy-rpoo Rose Conkling
Hayre James Barron Havana. Sid Arson. Barkman. New
Dimon. Robinson N0reans; Cencords Iswi Ekerman Co
Psnhagen AIT l0th Choctaw Ryder, Boston, Sid Marengo
HobeIton Liverpool; Sutton Galloway NYcrk Nile Kenny
SAVANNAH Feb 8-n port st Mark Cave: Elizabeth rBr1
Duckst; Fanny IBrl GuedeI, and sadseona fBri Scott
Wig hober BIT Locks; Acadia [Br] McKenze E Whit.
hsa,e Brl Duskstt s. Martins Brl Vaughn; Dsyonpo
cyi IT, Howard c e. nnf Hsvs
Reliance Wilson; Lavina Wilson; Envoy, Mason; Primrose
Irvine; China, Jones and Syria Cox, TALL l for Liverpool
eTss Madison Buckley and New Jersey Lewis, New York
sehr sagadahoci Downes NBedford Henrietta. HUGHES
Davi. Handy and Barton Mch!yrs Nswoiltaas; Gsorssna
uirer NswYoEh CID Deyonshre, lBrl Waiswrght Wes
York. N'' As'
NV ORLEANS, Feb. TAR Despatch. Carly Charleston
a. Se raf9, I.m Clark Oan WadoboTo Me- Commece
T,moleon nreyeI Hayre; Leopard, Robinson Lyepoo Sc
raphine Ack do; Concordia, Dorr, Boston: Adams Cav
LIVERPOOL Statesman, Glch ISL Havre St Leon Whiting
Boson Tarqun Paxton, New York; sarah Frances Watts
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value 9s4 s5o,sis 1853 455 2ss5A 9os $40 22o3 IA
There greater number of packages or cases Of
the silk woslen and cotton manufactures of France i'm
ported into port Of New York from Havre in 1889 and
s4 than in ls44 while the value Of clocks watches and
specie imported in ls4 greater than any years
previous since 1888 The value of the mportations into
the United States from France for nine months ending
June 3d. is4a $685. while the value Of the
ports from the United States to France for the period
$l2 o96 ISL leaving balance in favor of the United
States amounting to S44a6465. The manufacturers Of
this country have not yet turned their attention to the
production OF manufactures similar to those imported
from France and it is possible many years may elapse
fore they will do Our trade with France will not
therefore much affected blythe progress ofour
features, as with Great Britain and other counties with
which we come into more direct competition.
We the returns Of the Banks of New Orleaes for
February ls4o compared with those for March, s44 for
the purpose Of showing the movement at the two pc
r1oda
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There has been decrease in specie since April last Of
ga in circulation s474 4s and in $3.50 $50
while the cash liabilities have increased Sl52s07. With
the exception Of tho specie item the Of these
banks the 9Th OF February, ls4s more expanded
than the gath Of the same month last year. The
turns Of these periodsyeb a. 1914 and Feb lea5
show the operations Of the banks Just previous TO the
opening OF the spring rade while the returns for April
a7h given above show the movement at the most active
period in the The receipts Of specie New Or
leans this season have been very limited compared with
those up 10 the same period last year.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

FEB: 10 -Beeves. Offering comprised 6I2 head, 4s7
Of which were sold including ls7 for New York at sa
90 a IS per 100 lbs.
Cows and Calves@lls offered. Sales of dry cows at
20 Sla; sprngers S. SIG and mich cows SIS $40
each, as in quality.
swine-At market, AIS Sales at 50 IS so per 100
lbs. as in quality.
Sheep only 800 brought in this week, and
all sold at 81 60 a 8 rs each.
Hay-There were 100 loads offered Sales at so a CSC
per 100 lbs. Rye straw, a &c per bundle