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PHILADELPHIA MARKET,

W khNEsbAf tNkNINu, April 2Jd.
No change in Cotton since yesterday. The Flour
ket remains unusually quiet, aud without demand for
port, at 81 few email sales have been made this
rate for city Corn Meal and Rye Flour also dull
prices noinaly without alteration Further sales Of
raj lots Penn'a red Wheat 96i0Oc. inferior %
Pennsylvania Rye sold Soc Not much doing in other
descriptions OF Grain and variation notice price,
Cloverseed of prime quality sells S3,75.
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Alta meeting Of the stockholders OF the Bank OF George.
Monday last the following gentlemen were elect
ed Directors for year following that dny: John W.
Cosehnan John II. Allston, Benjamin King r. g. Roth.
muller John &. Porter, James c. lonnnR and William
H. Spsfkman; and subsequent meeting John w Coach.
man, Esq. reelected President
Chareaon "a & ue,eu,v
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Some scamp lately entered the sonefum Of the Red
River Republican, and stole from the copy file speech
the "apporonment question:" which the editor thus de.
vers himself:
ale who steals our purse, steals trash-suTe-but he
who ches from the only copy Of speech prepared for
publication, should be trusted in the neghborhood Of
Of guano. lie would rob Indian Of string Of
biue boad
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Arrival oil the Cdiadonia!!
FRESH INNOVATIONS FROM EUROPE
PUBLISHERS u. ). MAIL.

u. Il.
'6NHE following New Works received SO hours
Il in advance OF any EIpress the county:
by this days mail.
Irndoa ii;-tratsi News Caeionia. latest
London Pictorial Times latest dates by the Caledonia Is
The Great Gun Illustrated Ionicn Neuyp,per do isi en-.
The Music Girl" containing Song, and
Pieces entire; IS cts
non,ezlma the serf, Pat !; i2i ct.
Couat dws aud o,hr Rominee- by Cha~ Dickens IS eta
IS ets . ''-'''' ''"'''''
The Mosaic Workers translated from til. French
Course OF English Reading cheap by the Revd James
Pyeroh D. A. Trinity College. Oxford; isl s;.
The New YORK. Boston and Philadelphia Weekly Newspapers
Lately arrived and FOR sale,
The Columbian Idys Gen,iernans Magazine for May;
Diary OF Lady wi,oughby being Wiley Il Pu,n,m's
Library Of Choice Reading rs cts
chnmsts Edinburgh Journal New seies Part I'd February,
1si5; let
Florence lie Lacy; The Coqueue by Author
Parsons; IS cts.
Celebrated Tra Ofan b, rhiadsaha
Bar: so cts
Veronica The Free Count Of hom
German nj Zsebokke; IS cts
Saint Parieks Eve Three Eas Life of Irish
Sant, complete; I2l cts.
Part % the Love Match by Henry Cock,on sylvester
The wavery Novels by Cir Walter Scott Vol, LIST containing
9G caie Novels so ets
Chas Winners American Letter by Western
lei cents.
The Mysteries Of New York; I2l cts.
Sketches OF mpo>tae Ceduy-beins No OF
the Home and Tpvsrer' Library; IS
Wild Love Romance from the German Of DE la Motto fouaus
% cts.
Voices OF the Night by Henry w Iongfeow, author oyp-
ZION, "Outre Mer," &c; I2t
edens and Characters by the author Of Major Jones couhp
illustrated SO
Nos 80 and ~ apes Illuminated and Illustrated shaks.pear
fresh supply Of the Nun Ursula; or Burning
The Apocrypha New Testament Book without parallel,
containing all the Gospels aud Epises omitted Tesla
meni and rejected al the Council OF Trent; so cents
Eohen Traces Of brought East being
NO OF Wiley Punams Library Of choice reading SO cents
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Tho Po,tsvis tPa) Miners Josrnal Of Saturday, says:
ave arc grauhed that the rains have st last
eausushed the ire which or weeks past has been
raging the mountains srouad Ne. The flame. have
consumed large amount Of cord wood and growing tin
Der has bean destroyed. in place. the amount Of
e60 to tho The Blue, Broad. and sharp Mountans
have oil been on fire. We cory learn that Mr. John
Shoncr, Jr., has been heavy loser HE saw mill and
small barn, situated in Tumbng Run Valley, together
with large Of cord wood and timber have been
consumed. Much damage has been done to timber and
cord wood understand. in the neghborhood Of Tsa-
qua and slso al Pnegrove and in tho vicinity Of West
wood, which latter village ITSELF time, in i'm
mlnent danger from the deyouring element"
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Tn Bors AT FAuLr-On Sunday afternoon st the fire,
Of hs past five O'Clock. noticed the effect the recent
sauiay law has had upon the boys The reel belonging
neu-,hc boys Ia the meantime making an ouicrv about
"minots &c having reference the operation of the
law The suction was brought by man, amid the
Jees OF the ininors In an instant, werc the ropes
manned by number Of citizens many of whom for
months had not known ths "luxury OF taking hold Of
rope and away Everything went on most agrees.
bly,. showing conclusvey that If the citizens take the mat
ter in hand aucess will be restored and IL the boys are
kept away. the citizens generally disposed to lend
hand. Let 6remsn think Of ,his.--BALr. Sun.
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eepsaies ere VERY particular preserve tho character az
- sspsdnoa No psrsea is permitted join emizra.
uns conpsny enl be bad andssoas examination. aut
he - criminal. refugee from Justice or man Of in
fsnaoss character, he 10 excluded.
ST. Louis NEw ERA, April Is.
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EUozSE SuE.-An article in a French Journal says Of
this celebrated writer that he born in Paris in Decom
Der. 1894. The Empress Josephine and Prince Engine
Beauharnais his godmoiher aud godfather His IA
ther celebrated physician and The head OF the
physicians OF the Imperial Guard during the Russian
paign. After the Restoration he the Kings phys
and had lived in intimate friendship with the Empress
Josephine, franklin, Massens, Moreau and oil the great
per.oRages Of the epoch Of the Consulate. The article
continues:
Eugene Sue himself entered the medical accord
ing wishes Of his father In the quality Of surgeon
he attached the Medical House Of the King after
wards in 1923 the Staff Of the Army Spain, and then
in the 7h Regiment OF Artillery DUNG the Campaign
He therefore the seigc Of Cadz the taking Of
Trocadero and that Of Tariff. In 1914 Mr.. Eugene
Sue quilted the Land Service for that Of the Sea- lie made
America. and after having surveyed the
Antilles he returned to the Mediterranean and visited
Greece In 1928 ho board the ship Breslau the
battle Of Naysrino Returning from this Campaign he
nounced the and the practice. and Paris
where thanks To good revenue which he derived from his
paernAl Inheritance he could lead happy and brilliant
life.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-26

Iuatcr who in from hs Rock mo1ntaing report ,hst
there IL the mOuBtsios-that there has been
very little rain there for six monhs-ihst tho waters the
upper Missouri unusually low, and that the steamer
Ffoc has ben sground below The mouth of the Yellow
Stone for four months.-SL Louie NsD Ira, AtriI IT,
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NoTIcE.-on Sunday afternoon at 81 o'olock, DR..
Tnoxas will speak a, tho Odd Fellows Hsl the Temp
ta,on Of the first aud second Adsms-"Then was Jesus
led up fthe Spirit into wilderness lob, tempted Of the
Doy"-MsL wi. The import Of this will be examined
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TON RETURNS.

&c TlON N ETUkNS.
~ IN HENRIUo-l n
c..-, ...... I'm. s ss,- '~A- - sssa'.-
Snort s:~ FF .%s. 8 Is e e
.ss SO
379
Bo,..' majority, 81
Conn, HAM. re. s;;a.'d. Ix.sscc;sov.
New Marset IL 80
Short Pump, ~
lior,r or DrLrsArrs.
c,.,, Ham,. sA'f =. MR.'. 'B , Young
New Market, Il 81
Short Pump, 45 IS
s44 4O4
l0< 'N
M'Raes majority, l4o
KING GEORGE.
For Consress-Newton whigl 1913 Hunter [Locol lie.
For the Senate Lewis whigl 1872; Smith Locol Ii2
House Of Delegates-w.la (whgl l39; Potts tI.oeO
log.
KING WILLIAM
In King William, Dr. Halves tLoeo> elected by large
majority.
KING & QUEEN.
Gaines (I.ocol-reported TO DO elected.
Prrrsspuss-syme (whis) elected by 81 majority
In Stafford, John l.. Chinn (I.oco) elected.
LOUISA.
CIR. HorsE.--For Congress, Seldom 100. Bots ll2; III
Of Delegates Gordon 557, Melton las; Gotdons maj H.
BrzBrs-Sedjon I, Bot,. -; Gordon Z, Melton 49,
MEcHASicsviILK-Seddon Sc Botu So; Gordon So. Mel
Sc.
JAoksoSs, ; o'clock-Seddon l07. Bou's 10; Gordon
log, Melton %.
GARRLrrs to hear from.
SPoTTSYLvANIA.
FkrpEReKspuRs-For the House Of Delegates. Little
twhs) lI; Holiday (oco) 80. For Congress, Newton
msjoriiy Hunter.
Cousr Horn-Little 81. Holiday 81. Hunter maj.
over Newton.
CAROLINE.
HorsE DrLEoArEs.
Dickinson. Broaddu..
Bowling Green, IsI LAG
Needwood, % nsiority.
CoSeREss.
Hunter, Newton.
S Ss.i'.s Green, i lss Is, 80
Browns majority 20-A Democratic gain.
From the Norfolk Herald.
CITY OF NORFOLK.
Al the close of the Polls yesterday, the vote stood for
Congress,
Vine. DEMOCRAT.
R. w u; whissla: 3D.; 20 $50 A Atkinson a74
HousE OF DELEGATES.
WIG. WING.
c. w. Newton, 362 N. Ceary, l07
Newton's maj 255.
NORFOLK COUNTY.
PORTSMOUTH
Democrats. Wings.
Atkinson, $40 Whitfield, 292
Atkinson's maj. 10
Democrats. Wings.
J. NJ. Binford, 3S5 Sim'l Waits, 372
John Foreman, $50 Geo. ID. Happier. 33S
Great BKipGE.
CONGRESS.
Atkinson, IS Whitfield, 80
ASSEMBLY.
Watts, Wing, 81 Happier, Wing, 96
Biniord, dem. IL Foreman, dem. I'll
Three precincts to be heard from. Watts and Happier
elected.
ELIzAsKrH CRY.
CoSGREss.
Bayly, 40 Southal, LOG
ASSEMBLY.
Cheeseman, II3 Brown, 100
WARWICK.
Southalls mnj. 81.
Browns maj 40.
HALF WAY HorsE.
Southalrs maj. 10.
yorktown.
Southsrs maj. 8. This up Il the time the steamer
Star len Hampton, at g O'clock.
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COOkE'S
syRtr or
SiRSAPARILLA.

NOR the cure Of Chronic Rheumatism Syphi.
Il c and Mecuriai dseises eupons OF the Skin
White Swelling, Seroal Kings Evil Pains in
the Banes General Debility ke supply from tho
manufacturer and for sale by ED RAILS 4 Co
aP2G No. 81 Main street
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EOR HIRE--A nice house boy, about II years
Il ga - ios som ne cousiry. Apply o. ,,,,,
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CINCINNATI MARKET, April

Sales Of Miami Canal
Gu bills Flour Of 1856
6j bbls Whisky az 2Jc.
A sale Of 200 bbls Of sof, thin Mess Pork at sll.
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Stedmer PocrhostQs

Sfedmer FocdhoRt0s.
BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
- cf<- "a The Steamer "Pocahontas," Capt.
49,. Jno. Hollingshoad, is ready to receive freeht
day TOT the above pliee and her usual hour
n O'Clock this ATE noon.
Passage and fair 10 baltimore. $500
Through IN Philadelphia by railroad 90
so-it HENRY LJDLAu A co.
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Cheap summer Pants. r-t
DANTALOONS from 81 so TO higher price
~ r,ceivcd by STARR n co,
apss "a @ itth Street.
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NEW FISH, BACON, FLOUR, SC.
L N store and receiving
IL 200 bbls No new N. e. Clipped Herring.
10000 lbs prime Baltimore Bacon Sides
sOouo do, assorted
100 kegs No. Family Lard
$50 bbs Extra superfne Flour
Anof which Will be sold good terms IN au,n,ie, IN x n.,.
cha,crs. JANFI n urppy
apc6 n.,,n r.ns
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TH0'S ~ CHA'S ELLIS,

THOS u CHA'S ELLIS,
Importers OF Dry Goods, Hard ware md Cutlery,
No. LOG Main Street,
HAVE received by late arrivals from England
and the Northern AMI varied
Good. which they will ohtr County Dealers and purchasers
generally. al very low rates. Consisting In part Of
Satin Stripe AdranopIes
New and Rich Style Balzorines
Lawns and Noussein dc LaiBcs
Bk Apaeeas and Bomb,zines
Eariston and oher Gnghams
Polka and many pattern Prints
Rich Barge shawi-
Lace, cheek and plain Cambrics
Dab ftte Croton Coatings
Virginia Cords and Summer C1oths
Fancy and plain Cassimcres gsmbroons
Valencia and Narcotics vesngs
Irish Linens, very cheap
ifish and Hifnsiey Shcetings
Table Cloths, Diapers and rowsIing
English German and six Hosiery
Ribbons, Gloves Mitts and suspcnders
harshars Seine and Sewing Threads
Seine md a,mrinf Qs-,f
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'ENHE subscriber has room IN tho cellar of his
z Warehouse Basn store 1000 barrels Fish
Storage sheap. -
apso JAMES n. JUREY.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
Second BOards
Stnte OF I,raae.

AsHEs-There is still very limited demand for Pots
Is; cents. =
BaKADsrurrs.No change to day. Genesee Flour sells
at 81 SIT.
BEEswAx Prime yellow is in very limited request and
sells as wanted at 29t 293c.
CoTToN.-The market continues firm, the sales amount
to about 1000 bales The enquiry moderate buyers
generally indsposed pay the rates now demaned
HAY-Sales Of this article made at 40 AS. Prime
Is held at AZ soc. The demand is very limited.
PROVISIONS Sales of prime Ohio Pork new are made
69t old Mess at $l 2?t There is a very fair demand
for all descriptions Beef is fair aad quote old Prime
at 81; new Meas held at 81 There is an active
demand for Ohio Lard and kegs sell at II cents; bar
res at cents Prime Orange county Butter sells at Is
TIC. Cheese is held at Sc.
WHskEvDrudge casks still sell at ~ cents Western
and Prison barrels at 2ai 2S3 cents.
REAL EsrArE-.af .qtlcton--House and lot No. l34
walker street between Mulberry and Orange streets Lot
70 by 100 feet ............ $5 425
Two houses and lots Nos lls and 100 Perry
street, between Greenwich and Washington
streets. One of the lots 81 feet front and
and 81 feet inches in depth on each side the
other (most westerly 81 ieet front, % feet in
ches III the rear by 30 feet on the north side and
100 feet inches on the south eide, with build
Three story frame house in 2sth street, 1875 feet
from lst avenue. Lot 20 by 100 feet. ...... I45O
New YoRK CATTLE MARKET, March l7.-At Market
900 Beef Cattle 450 from the South leo Sheep and
Cows and Calves.
PaIcEs-Beef Cattle-At the close rather inactive
quote at $ 81 for best sorts of retailing with
few choice on Saturday at 81 so.
Cows and Calves-Saes of so head at $l4 81.
Sheep-Are little cheaper the market closed ST. rs
a 80, as in quality.
Hay.-Penty at so a 65 cents per cwt
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
THE SOUTHERN MAIL

COMMERCIAL TREATIES s-We find in the Constr.
tuition Of the 18th instant, the following interesting
intelligence
We have reason to suppose that this treaty 0he Zoll
Vereil has been under consideration in the Senate but
unfortunately for the establishment and Of
stricted commeceor at least commerce OF equal and
reoIprocsl adyantages-n has not yet been coDhIned
We but deeply regret the opposition to this treaty
therefore, because it has its foundation in narrow and
selfish policy and conflicts as the principles of the
proteconists" must with the broad and expansive
general interests of the whole country We regret the
confirmation Of this treaty the because it is
dersood here that Mr. Pakenham has been invested with
power for negotiating upon reciprocal and equal term.
products of both countries TO the mutual advantage of
each. With such treaty in force, what an impetus
would be given to the commercial and shipping as well
asst the planting and agricultural interests OF the coun
try The cotton, tobacco, and rice Of the planer-the
bread stus pork beef lard and numberless other things
OF the farmer, would at once find their appropriate
market in England feeding and sustaining her starving
millions in exchange for such and much, Of her manu-
featuring products needed here.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
Two brigs unknown.
---~-9a---1a1l1--a---7-
MISCELLANEOUS IiccOrsl.

PACKET sHP MoNrEzuMA Lowber for Liverpool will sail
to-day, wind and weather permitting
BRIG CAMILLA, from New York for St Thom,s fallen
IN with on the 2h nit by the Palmyra New Orleans and her
caotan and crew taken of She dsmasted in gale when
ohr BAZAAR (of Boston Kilham before reported Macao,
o % repairing damages, arrived Noy. 20 She had the
yPloVn utn Sdays out, thrown her beam ends with
] e, man ran under wafer and remained in that position II
wren se rghted without los, Of Of her but
MUM MN ye et waer IN her hold The leak kept under by
nce OF which 5000 bags found 10 be da. aged hs Leak
was ~ the upper works occasioned by the san upor the
sell She would repair proceed Whsmpoa and load r New
York. '''"' """ 'o""i i0i A'e"
SHoRr VoyAaEs.-Big sienus, Capt H,rdv beon,;nc 70
CLARK oil Boston, arrived Cape Hayten i'm nt
reformed the voyage TO Boston and back with full carroes II
20 days This IL the shortest made III, &
ports with the siuge exception Of the brig Sea Esge
made 20 days, and also performed ii the
' ~
sHIr Damascus, Of Boston, Bliss anchored in Mobile BAY
9Th INST, in twenty-nine DAYS from Liverpool ''
MissSG VrssELSchr VIM Tell, tof Cohasse Cspt Ste.
phsnon from Elizabeth City, with caago of 5000 bushels
corn sailed from the Bar abou Jn g0h for this port suce
which nothing has been heard from her seyaya vessels which
lied n company kfyei az Providence Feb l1h Ii Il efcsy
70 be feared that she is lost with sll her crew.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH Is.

Cleared.
Barque Genessee, Mnot Collins Porpoise Drake
South AmbOy-Bgs Chaires. Furber Martha EyeIe
Batel.; W Huntington, Gerard, Havana de Zado Sa
yannah liawley Savannah Surges Chairman; Republic
Smith, Port Prince, Shielding F,nsSch John Kendall
Robinson. British West Indies Herrick Clarence Salem
Cornela Bumpus New Bedford; Delaware Crosse South
"a, Wing, Baltimore, N MCrsady co; Oneid, Collins
Phadephs M'Cready & co; Montana, Edridge fors
Arrived
Ship Shakesrea Chester from Ichaboe via ST. Helena
guano TO Collins SHIP Brooklyn sted days befoe for
Baltimore sa led company from St Helena h ship Forid
Howand for New York B brig Miller with full load Of
guano, ioundered at sea, 90 miles Sc of st Helena
and specie. to II Colt WV ~
Ship shanunga Patton, II days from New Orleans wh cot
ton tn MASTER - 1888 ~
BsIqae C9ndcr Gez, 10 days from Guayama tP H. with
b. HS %sIss.. Ssow fsOnE 4 = days from New Orleans with
Brig Henry Lee Dat days from Richmond, with mdse
schr Vesper. Wright from Havana ah nst with los bbds
msiasses 10 tisices, u bbls do to de Zado
schr fdwp Stevens Bring, days from Balimore with
ford Reef baqoe painted black with streak had ali her sn
standing with sails attached aud color inv her
Schr Lynchburg, Mathis days from Rchmond with rse
to j Hunter. '' N'e
Sehr Zoe, Dodge days from Baltimore with md. 70 ,
Schr Dodge, days from Alexandria, with mse 70 s,npses
Chairman '"'
Schr Navigator, Bogart, from Baltimore with mJ.s
Schr Mirror, Bush, from Virginia.
Br sc Elzbeh Odell days from Halifax with fish 10
the master - "
Schr Talent somers, Virginia, with oysters
Schr Odly Daughter from Lubec, with hsh master
wuv, kr.a
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
MONEY MARK ET.
Monday. March I7-6 r. n

The stock market continues very heavy and prices
continue TO decline. stoangton fell of per cent; Nor
wch and Worcester. II Reading Ratoad /; Canton, 2;
Farmers Loan. /; Illinois, /; Pennsy vana 5's Il Erie
hailroad Long Island am Morris Canal, closed at
saturday prices The sales were to very limited ex
tent and have doubt further decline in prices
will be realized.
The petition Of the New York and Erie Raiioad Com
pany TO he Legislature of Pennsy vania asking perms
SION TO construct portion OF their road through the
Northern part OF the State bordering the Delaware,
IS likely to meet with favor the opposition having in
measure been Withdrawn.
The Zoll Veren treaty has been Iaii for fur
ther consideration till next Several treaties OF
minor Importance considered and ratified.
We annex table showing the imporations iuto New
Orleans from the interior Of produce, &c. for the six
months ending March l for the years 1874 and l945 and
the increase and the receipts of each article
tn the sin months ending March ls sl5 compared with
tho corresponding period the year previous
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
Naval.

4
sssss board as he y
Fsass, FIoTdst ID Ms9eS 1884,, HaSs%s Cuba
Eass Mos'soHsly sa M 1'i. lewis ssas ssiiias ..;.
Sshs%si ssrsson
l9ha l. BuTttsLisat Comd'g Marines. Thomas a B5.dy;
Ss%;qa Ssssss: S;ft B. %sS!s% s
S's tG'fF
3 %m %sss 1sa
He% .s, HSH HsIy : o
Bsrncoai-saiimsker Jsm.s Frozrr
wS ifss ss Officers Of s's Congress
Nsw Br9ronD MI r. I've have y ,essiyed letter from Sip
ssps Gn asss0 ca BS SS NSs S.e
Ss % . days & Sv S L.ss NIa
Ct sssm has been sold for whale to house in
Jan & s-sd ships shas;Ysa,e New York; Florida
days. OF
sfE
arr I Jan 18th when uynS Nj p the srstoG ore sail hs snss Of the
'ys Bss hs
aaa Dss Canton Boston, TO
to ssaoa, Bay for Jsplsth Mount WOsston
% SSas ~Sssas i SHIPS S%si1 'ssss
HrlrsA Jan @sRp Aase from Boston, bound to
Gscnt,a put at Mauri,as sh Dec esIy aud likely
As i II.
had M s s. s Helene M for whaling baraue Hsc Of spp
fsI:
IaehaTd for Boston, ds Plato Kindase wg caso Eou'
Ms.ee port John Winthrop are
S:say Ripley Havana GipsffsI diss Ellen, SSs;s.
a:. 5:s s$
York vs;psT Wright sail for NYoiL the 4h inst Sea
HALIFAX Mar 6-Cld Johnston, Bateau, Philadelphia.
Home Ports.
o M March s' rH o r, Roger,
March fa D.1d dda
shias fof Ney York Hero Orion Texas Potomac Mary
Ss:s"' {: s; s s.e'sa
Hsss
r%s%; Efra:
sMaas M Ssy
s ar q ss'i se
@
off warwick Neck. where she rsmsns
sailed sh yrsins KsadrieS bos,os B5oesiyn srss:
Nesronx March i-TIisns ring, Boston, LOAD 60
Lewis spicsr Hsthaway Newport H:rd, Allen NewGnrr
gor Atlantic, Nckerson Boston; Volunteer, Base do.
s; aiy s% 'f; Z
Geo. bound to Bedford sasd Neasas MeFs1' Fam
WAsHiseToN, March s-M.rcia Smith, and Avon, Smith
YGk iia%ss Boston n "a sar koebR; Maeia
CIinsh N York. CD Home ConKiin' Yorf Exchange.
T Oh sDs .ss Msr
SAVANNAH, March ia~Ar Lsander BI Raray Liverpool
oX so & G 4 Lusy a
APAIAciIIcoLA March s~Pocaontas. Higgins Baltimore
Juno No,ris Bsli7e; Huron. Weeks Hare; Mary Kimba
Thomas. Natahpis, Robbins Trinidad Prentice, Hopkins
Godfisy, Tr%iaad Cid, s!h Ocean, Willard. Liverpool
Mop!IE; March o-Ar Powh,Ian Marshall, Lyerpool.-
Glasgow; sp Mistico Neulo Tgre, Pl. Havana; Pacific
Swift Hsysna Pst,,t crosket Tampa Bay Th, s!sa%sos
consequence coii,ien with the Red Rover Knight
passenger, and one hand: ere missing
Barker, Lve5p,e suffolk Crosby, do Aidebaroa; Yoik
w" EneRsns B Philips
Victoria. McMahon %; Laurel Brl Kpsston do !! Card %
Capt Eastman Baltimore Bienvsdida TSP For. Ha
yans VIM Bryan Place Lavacca; Currency. steuart Phila
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The New York herald., 1845-03-18
UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK.

THE Annual Comm ncement Of the Medical Departm of
The Unyey Of New York will he held in the Ch,pel Of
me ahl gton SInaie on Wednesday 10Th inst.
be- dsvered by Professor Draper h. Faculties Of Colum
Medical Profession and public rally respectfully
to attend. By order OF the Faculty.
mis- 2t.rc JNO. w. DRAPER. Secretary.
THE FISHING SEASON HAS COMMENCED.
Let those now fish. that never fshed before,
And those that always ished fish the more,
TROUT TACKLE for the present Also Tackle for
all and all kinds Of fishing, in variety at the
lowest cash price. For SALE wholesale and retail by
JOHN l. BROWN K CO.,
mhl8 lmNrc 1875 Fulton stoeet.