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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-28

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
EUST RECEIVED per ship Eutaw from Eu-
~ rome, extensive assortment of superior Double
Block Tin and Japanned Ware-such as
Dish Covers Blanc Mango Moulds
Hash Dishes Jelly do.
Steak Dishes Ice Cream CO.
Oyster Dishes Flour Boxes
All glaZ Pans Pepper Boxes
Coffee Dilterers Spice Boxes
Egg Boilers Gravy Strainers
Hot Water Dishes Foot Baths
do. Plates Stew Pans
Pitchers and Bowls Tea Kettles with stands
Fish Kettles Candlesticks
Coffee and Tea Pots Toilet Pals
Coffee and Tea Uns Bread Trays
Plate Warmers Pudding MOulds
Nurse Lamps Fancy Walters, Sc
Bread & Nutmeg Crates
To which respectfully invited The attention OF
Families, otel-keepers, Steamboat Agents, Propne
tors of Eating Houses, and dealers generally.
ALFRED II. REP. 1856 Baltimore street,
die Sign of the "Gold Rath Tub"
The New York herald., 1845-03-27
PassenUera Salad.
Domestic ImportatIons.


,ss 100 Ss
sno tes 2s bbls beef soa kegs 90 Obs lard
IS SbIs do 10 hams Tucker son1 cases Pratt Wood
issa sSs.r Ss S.i
DC % xseed 2 bales cotton 1000 pigs lead 2so kegs quick
NEW 0sLE Ax.-shiP Arehsau;-us Id. sugar 2 Morgan
q d9 bags
Matnsw:Ioi bales cotton Thompson Adan.-lo7 bbs 81
kegs lard bags feather. Sss bbls Gsrdns
bales bb. do %de IS
bales fus do skins Suydam, Sage coo bales ru-
q
s:s SS .sio. MS Sss
bb bales Idse so do cotton 200 coils hhds 20
New ORLK KANsShp Arvum-7s bbs s kegs pork and lard
~ chs hams clover seed mdse 10 bes skins
Hs
MSs is. fas. pS W1 'fP bHsssy
ss bales COTTON lrSn-s cks oasqm Mak9e Wilbur Scott
lard Collins eos shoulders Hubbard Cheney S u CO CO
ss7 Dbl, moleses TryloI-s b.s tools M e v1y bsss
pork "a 90 sugar to order.
sa. iGs'fr 6S
Bronson spodsrd Tle.on co-I3s Parmsles KogrTs
sAvxssam Brig Ercel-4sa bales cotton @ Swain CO.
&c sue' saGas yu HSyaSs
SWpss. G!sams1ms2 sg9erd I.on Co.'s sila
seO!aSs sadsI.on 20 rsaia%n sodins5I,
SIN d, Mil. fsI%iss s rogers. sssin co..
Ssf ss Ill sas. shf n s9 s Field
Thompson col T. z Cook . bbls A Matiaa, bunsls
a bSS sSf bb bhias Tow..na sd
sss :ss. s1s"Ssb Ha, ss order
CHARLEsIoS-Barque Edwsrd-iOs OK. 3 Morgan;
fSpsa seas Bros 's smith s' sIs tsf
Eus Badss, PsfsIss Is swss Co.'s
20 bales mdse Wells u Spring-sundries to order.
The New York herald., 1845-03-27
state OF Trade.


a, a continue very inactive, and we still quote
20 93i 81 Tor old and new Pearls steady at 81 rs
a3ii
BEsswAI-Prime yellow of all descriptions sells as
wanted at 29tc.
CorToN-1he demand to lay continues from the same
source and the sales reported at 500 balsprices
easier generally except for Ordinary aud Middlng New
Orleans, for which grades extreme rates freely
paid.
HAY-sales are made Of North river bales at % a 35
cents
WHsKEy.-Drudge casks are dull at 23s; Western and
Prison barrels are hrm at - 2I1c, with limited de-
mand.
TEAs-.dt AUCTION Imported in the ship Houqua.
Terms Notes at six months payable in the city Of New
York, TO be made sasiac tory to The sellers.
Young Hys0n 80 hf chests cents per h. 275 do 6Sl
2S do 69 y do 67 80 do o. 234 do a 80 do 80 do
26 do 53t 10 90 bl So do 60 800 rs 46t I4s
withdrawn
Hyson Skin-75 chests 25I, 1856 do 25
Twankay-l l66 half chests So, 1859 do 4b 900 do aO
lmperial-2l hf chests IS; LAT do withdrawn.
Mohee-so at chests 4s8 10 do 49, % do a. 100 chests
Goku4o hf chests 42s Al do sOl III do 49, e5 chests
ht do Withdrawn.
Ningyepg hf chests a. 7s do 49, 1856 do sO IS l3b
bxs 32a 1853 hall chests and 965 3b boxes Withdrawn
OoloDg- halt chests 351.
Orange Pecc0-20 hall chests 27A 25 do 27
Pouchong-l59 hit chests 81, Al do 3i3
REAL EsrArE-.at Auction Lot corner Columbia and
Cranberry streets running through Furman street.
feet front each side by so ough S29OO Lot ad
ing same sze $4,000 Do do, 2700 Lot corner Columbia
and Orange street same size 1900 Two lots adjoining
west OF OH avenue, together with by 9s4 feet $3.50
fractional lot adjoining $500 lots south side Gath
275 ee west OF 9th avenue together SO by 93 feet $3.50
Lot south side 23i street. 25 feet of 9th avenue
by S82 feet $44O story frame building at South Am.
boy quarter of mile from the railway depot with rs lots
of ground S425.
The New York herald., 1845-03-27
PORT OF NEW YOHK. MARCH az.
Clcsa red.

Cleared.
Ohio Issn
%s T.eb.o Wal csss Sw sanSs sha s
Corning Son; hsyt Cuit. p0rs Prince Ross s ere
Boson fc.e Jals Wos
sm fsr.burg Hunts. CO. scs PahilSdsph,
Briggs.
shD % N H.. @ 1s
K. % :y day. @ e n NILE. Rss ss
West! .Gn,,ss T,slisS steering son W.: Orleans, with n,ov
sion.. "'p 70 Ns.%ish s tHs' 4 Walsh '' '''A'
ship Aieh.I1u: Is%s from New Orleans, 10th inst with
Ship Pan,hea, Lane Apaachcoa l.h inst with cot
8 Ship Giendovse Parsons IA days from Apaschicos with
SsE.v s% gs,s .:s wiz ss. %s.
chI Corsa from NYork had been knocked down IN squa
and carried away mainmat 2h lat 49, saw snip Shseson'
Bafqne Reform Lewis day. from Mobile with cotton, to
BaIaae Edwss BuLl.y day. from Charleston. with
hid: :uss %ss::s 9 sssS's sSeis
70 ds!e lat 49, lon 49, brig kag from Norean' for fhia
Csrh POr,erhsd 10 day. from Nsx Orleans with 40
expsriepcsd heayy NY gales for the last 10 days
Newport with %oss.ss % to Buck Peters; SO hds DO de
ss.. 4 81 ss:
skin: 70 tons and iron GAS hides LAG logs cedar bb tai
Brig Eree Smith days from Savannah, with cotton, to
sturge Chairman sd iaa lat 80 Ion 7s siEnaz,d ship
Brig Creole s%nnard days from Savannah. with logs
Brig Mead, Brown, days Savannah with cotton
scbr L smith, Mills rom Wilmington, NC. with naval
stores and cotton, to John Ogden.
scht Northampton, Cullen, 50 hours from Ocracoke with
schr Olivia virgnia Rollins from Frederick sburs with
schr Caroline Marsh days from Machiss with lumber to
master
The New York herald., 1845-03-27
MONEY MARKET.

Quotations for stocks fell on still farther to-day and
the market s becoming very much depressed Prices
lower point will be touched before any mpro vsment
takes place The money marketi is gradually tighter
road declined per cent; Norwich-au Worcester i;
Morris Canal /; Long Islandi; farmers Loan Il Oaio
Ss East Boston and kentucky 6s improved canton
a while Illinois 90 and Pennsy vsna closed rm al
yesterday prices The sales at the brokers' boards
very limited and there exists every indication that the
stock market will remain in the present state for some
time We do not in the prospective the found
alton for hope ofreaizing bstter prices very soon
bills quote at cant vey ers% osoSs o Sterling
The supply Of bills Offering much larger than the de.
parties renting evince anxiety than
70 opta biiis drawn by responsible and first CON-
mercia houses. Heretofore large quantity of exchange
mas been thrown upon the Market drawn by
raries purchasing these bills in this market have had te
LOOK entirely to the strength Of the Liverpool house. and
Wen known that the disastrous result of the cotton
shipments last season has weakened many houses there
Of moderate standing who in fact the recipients of
large portion Of the crop the old houses generally
were not believers in short crop, and not de-
srous of having shipments except accompanied by
handsome margin Masy good houses on this eide
have made large shipments of cst,on and any ex-
change they may draw is Of undoubted standing,
out the numerous specuiators who have made large
snip shh,pmens & without having any capital Of their own
throw INTO market bills drawn upon Liverpool houses
cose up to the value of their shipments leaving
gin for deprecia These bills offered to those seek
ruling rates for prime bills by the brokers OF Wall street
and 10 instances where they drawn upon good houses
IN Liverpool hey are readily sold It does not follow that
because bill is drawn by party here, good house
in Liverpool it will be paid. The Liverpool house
cepts the bill OF not just il peases, without any inju
to its credit refused and the bill comes back protest
ed for non-acceptance and non payment and the pur
chaser here becomes the loser The bills of respon
sbe drawer of exchange should be avoided delay of
loss is majority Of instances to be experienced
There good houses enough here able draw to an
amount large enough to meet any demand and the pre-
rt rate bills is so little above that Of those Of
doubtful nature that individuals making remances do
not require moment to chose between them.
n am yvrthO nuch olko
There s very little doing in bills on any point that
quotations merely nominal.
The New York herald., 1845-03-27
Died.,

On Monday evening, Mrs. BARBARA MITCHELL, widow
OF David Mitchell, in the Goth year of her age.
Her friends iand acquaintances and those Of her
James MITCHELL and sonin-law Abraham Turner are re-
spectnly invited to attend her funeral this afternoon
4o'clcck, from l66 Henry street.
Suddenly, on the 25th instant, DAVID T. HARRIs!aged
Al years
His friends and acquaintance also the members of the
Baptist Tabernacle, Of which he member. nvi-
ted to attend his funera this afternoon o'clock from
his late residence Fourth street. the Reformed Dutch
Church, WillIamsburgh
On Wednesday afternoon the Goth instant, after pre-
tracted Illness MARIA JANE PRITcHARD, wife of John c.
Ball. native Of Edinburgh, Scotland, and daughter OF
India.
90 London Papers will please notice the death.
The New York herald., 1845-03-27
Brighton Cattle Market.

March 24At Market $40 Beef Cattle go pairs Of work.
ing Oxen 1900 sheep, and 1860 Swine About 100 Beet
Cattle and so working Oxen remain unsold.
PRIcEs-Beef Cate-Last weeks prices not generally
sustained by about 25c per hundred Some very
dnary fine cattle were at market, and yoke or two
brought as high any last week We quote SIS
675; first quality SIS 52s; second quality 81 IS So;
third 81 25 a 4 So
Working Oxen-We noticed sales OF SOS, $685. $7s $685.
$l05 and $i25,
Sheep-Sales from So to 4 SO
swineLots to pedde from A to cents for Sows, 81
to 6sc for Barrows large Barrows and 54c At RETAIL
81 and 64c.
The Hereford Cow and Heifer and the southdown and
were acknowledged fat any offered for sale in
Brighton.
The New York herald., 1845-03-27
Common Pleas.


MARCH 2o-James HamiIon Eancis a. Paimer-
In this already noticed heiCourt charged the
witness adduced by the plaintiff testified that the acc
dent was occssoned by stage running down Broadway
one OF the Empire line OF stages while on the other side
SIX witnesses testified positively that it was occasioned by
assge Coming up Broadway, while the Empire stage
ut some distance Il was for the jury reconcile such
conflicting testimony, and to decide which party
dence waste be placed II the jury the concu
sion that the accident caused the omnibus Of de-
iendant then defendant be held liable to compensate
tae plaintiff for the he has sustained unless there
hos been negligence or wful malice the part OF the
The Court after commenting fully upon the testimony sd
duce lett the in the hands Of the jury Sealed ver
diet
The New York herald., 1845-03-27

This table gives the quantity Of each article imported
from both foreign and domestic ports the receipts Of pro-
duce by any Of the internal modes Of transportation
not iacluded in these returns The receipts of -four
coastwise psrticulaised showing the place from
whence supplies received-the receipts Of cotton
from each place also given comparative ssement
OF the imports into Boston at this me would be very
great efforts to extend its trade. foreign and domestic
and any increase decrease would show with what
success their efforts were crowned
The New York herald., 1845-03-27
Songs on the Human Iiair-No. L.

Air." TIE Rose shall cease TO bI0tU !"
My hair did cease to grow upon my old bald head,
And the daIdru would thus the rendered
dead;
The hair around the rides grew harsh rough and dry
And though twas hateful the touch. feared would
used for three shil inls, Jones' Hair Restorative
Aud though twas falling off FAST twas forced again live
lhe daudruf dpeed and cured the hair made soft and
And all declared that had my hair looked divine
Bald, Groy, and Red Heads. Read "A
by using hrse shilling bottle Of jones' Coral Hair Restoa-
tive; It's qualities tsud mind reader, does all here
y beautiful {, stop il falling off and dispe daudru
three long other article made. Sold S2 Chatham
street. s23 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-03-27
BV Last Nights N0utheFn Mail.

PHILADELPHIA, March 26-Cd Pennsylvania, Hewitt Ma
tanzas; Lighrfoot, Sleeper West Indies.
BALTIMORE, March 25Arr Traffic, Gardner. NYork; Susan
Ross Gwinn, Buckspot Mozart, Mcfarland, Darien Ga
Cid Luse Brem Sr enken Bremen; Reaper Brsa.on. Gal
=
NoRroLx, March 22-Cld Orleans Smith, NOrleans Viola
new) tizgerald Jamaica Sid Exchange Merriman. West
ndes Charles Wood yard Taunton; Rich Boston
and other. bound NJ Juliet from James River for Rio went
Yesterday, - - -
The New York herald., 1845-03-27

cause may Be weatest Thu; per.ons whose blood i'm
affections An roube saved by using the BIandrehs Pills.
use them n the any disease use them in fun
doses andou will be and well while those wise
end their The Brande,h Pills are only beginning to be
app ecated they found deceive he only
ntes; msdicne required this climate. Be careful ofpr
~ to the body, andIeths Pills What they =
they not limitations Brandreths Ps commendedin
ginly coune Pills supporting be the genuine Brandeh
is But in coos Of the labels the Brandeh
equally falsei Oberve the makers aud travelling ageots Are
hs not men whom Dr. Brandren has cass o-not for good
INDIAN and in fact nearly all the advertised pills uf The
day. ,hs the public their lives the hands Of these
for they bait those who ken he
o. 'hm p sraud tn can give personal efsence thoa
nas wno have ben restored from bed osckne,s by their
sandls;h Pills are ano NO, p psrfee
they exp tn humors which are the cause OF mpurty
q the BLOOD and tn me the body strengthened by
REAp-Ths is to tfy thar taken i'll during the sea-
son OF he ch Isr ia tie year iSs and continued thur until
with dysep.ia s various iraa Of suffering feeams
exe.me enac led meanch ly worn ont with sufferng
SO So .hsI life Itself seemed buhnsome the meautne, s
ana many was the hite dose cne that took but all
without av Attest yielded despair The idea Of taking
es'sy opposed to taking pills My fends became alarmed
q en- SOLICITED me to TsY BRASpRETHs Pills, asserting that
they had derived benefit from thr At last was
tsnpedto give trial. and is say, after
using them short tins be and
,ely restored to health, asd ,hsk a duty which owe to
knowedgment NJ BLISS
Bushwick. Kings Co. L. 1. NIarchi, 1886
street. New York, aud Mrs. Booths, Market st Biooiyn.
The New York herald., 1845-03-27
QUOTATIONS FOR SPECIE

The Committee Assessments in the Board of Super
veors presented report at the last meeting of the
stating that previous TO the confirmation of the books
last year. the of the first ward returned the
valuation OF the personal estate Of the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company at 6929lO dollars, but immediate
ly after the Board CT Supervisors incress,d said sum
10000 dollars. making the value of the property
additional assessment The COMMITTEES reported that in
the opinion Of the members the Board Supervisors had
right to alter the valuation Of property made by the
under OATH and introduced resolution that
tax imposed the addition to the placed against the
company by the assessors OF the first ward be remed
which was adopted by q vote Of 8 tot.
The increase in the receipts of the Reading Railroad
Company for the week ending March 10Th, lsi5, com.
pared with the week in 1874, has not been very
large, but compared with the corresponding week in
lS43, it has been very great.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD.
Comparative ret Receipts ts, ,0eek ending Mereh lS
sa,75e 90 s764s 90 ss,sss co.
bill hns passed the Legislature of Massachusetts,
thorsing the Fitchburg Railroad Company subscribe
900 to the stock Of the Vermont and
Railroad and auhorisng to contract with the Maine
Extension to enter Boston. I
The Legislature of Missouri have passed law autho
rzing loan from the State Bank of to be used
in the payment of current expenses and interest This
smount ID fifteenth Of the entire bank capital and
the probability Of its being paid back when due very
poor.
We statement showing the importation Of many
OF ths most important articles into the OF Boston for
the six months ending March ls45 The absence Of
official tables giving the quantity Of the articles
vents us froa giving comparative statement showing
the increase and deer between the two periods The
foreign trade of Boston, has, however within the past
year or two increased very much.
The New York herald., 1845-03-27
MARITIME HERALD.
ShIpmasters and Agents.

We shall favor If Captains Of Vessels will give
RoBERT SiLvEy Captain of News Boats, of
the shipping Left at the whence they aed-the vessels
spoken th.r list Of their foreign
they have Agents and Correspon-
dents home abroad will also confer favor by sending to
this office any Marine Intel llgence they receive.
The New York herald., 1845-03-27


sehr Victory, Gould. days from Boston. with mdse to
PPsDssr PsD1ssI SSsshsm from Hartford with produce
Below.
SShlp java Perry days from Apalachcoa with cotton to
Ba BBarqus Cuba Blanchard from New Orleans.
ons 'n'p 'hIee 0r's'' unsGsTs; s%;ssa.
Brig Patsey Bloun Malcolm Belize, Hon. and others.
Correspondence OF the Herald.
A., ,o,h GEoReIAr ~ OrEicE SAVANNAH. March 22.
Pfsr SEs Boston, s
Sa saa Pnp. Posns HYG AIs s!e;on
ssf5 Ri% s%
WILSON, gss Ess essb NS'" SiSi l
miscellaneous Record.
PACKET SHIP Roscvs Eldrdss, for Liverpool will sail at
nine O'Clock this morning.
spoken on the BY the Reform port On the i7h
's
Mbs .s Ss g End lay h ,a' condition hours
aSs I JTas los. at valued at
Mss%s: t 1eo1ssa ss' ashore At
$1,000 the Of vessecarso stated insured
scHa DEsAH from Bath Providence put into
s m for & sa hs 9
sl fs s ssGs G sss
which drove ashore side Of the harbor and
ORpERs March 22-Pofessor GPeudleton detached from
'sesyinx thg HSTioa from a April and waiting
f. S:S k0Ts
s e. s': ss:s1 f &c: S
5ys 1t'I fsa
latest letters received h. city from the officer, of the
+, nSais AN e state that hs
tha. naval force the Gulf ef Me.eo and
West lndies Pacific Ocean, last
b, increased The destination of the vessels ready
tie East E
New Bedford Gath inst CowPer, Baker. Boston, fiji
Spoken.
HMagnola from New York for St Marks 10th inst lat 26
Chatham from Boston for Baltimore IS 90
odon cs d Ss Psl Rs CD
NETsysssosr, March as.Ar Riehd Taylor. Jameson.
BosroS March Msaa 2'Arr Daniahl Olson Bgenc.
sfs: Netsa: sSss
sssa s'n Davis. Holmes F'ds
HsmSurs Sss
from Portland for New BEDFORD which was g Destroyed b
fra Sr whsIer FoYne Goombs Ch,leuse Fe,tsr Hydsspe
field Burr, NYoIk fSI Salem; W% Wallace, Parsons 70
Boston for do; Banner kin Calais for Marquis. Gem
Oa4d 1r do swan Salem for do; Chef BsteTan Phladel
SouS Daniels and Banesr Harding Boston for Norfot
ing Buck.port for NSIfoh; Fountain Wesby, Thomastoi
for do Emerald Chid Boston for Chesapeake Sid JUL,
PRoyDENcE, March 2a-Arr Metropolis Suli York River
Cid Wildes Walker Edgecomb st Thomas and mkt sid
Carlos Mauran Ssya1nah Albany Mason. Albany 25h
Anon Mgnroe, NYork Below, John Jay, Hall, Philadelphia
F4. RIVER, March as@Arr Lee, Green, Rchmond oath
VIM Thompson Bearse Baltimore Barque Solomon Satus
late of Baltimore has been purchased by Nathan Duee
others Of this place. and is TO be fitted for whaler
Pn'LADELssI ' March 2s-Arr Parker. Clark, Middle
Whitney, Barbados; Warrso Cobb, Char Cleopatra
Burroughs. New Hawn Harp Beaston, NYork
RICHMOND March H-An Catherine Wilcox, Liscomb, an,
Bpdd. Dudd. NYork Sid jersey Oak, Roger, Albany.
WALTHALL, March 2l-Arr Salina, Jackson Baltimore.
MoBILE Masch Is-Cd Helen, lBr1 Hicks. Liverpool; Cha
Thomas, Carson, NYork.
New ORLEANS, March 17-Arr Coumbiana Baker, Havre
Dana Smith Boston; Diadem Dscombe Weeks sland-eft
10th inst Penn ldg for York. and Boston, for Mobile Cit
Belmont Carter Lye,poo Abe crsmbie IBr] Lcnttet
Pembroke. Buckman, Boston.
The New York herald., 1845-03-27
A song-she wore . wreath or Rose

She wore her face all pimpl.d.
he night that first met;
And though her chin finely dimpled
And her hair black as jet,
fet h CONF j. xion anted cleanness.
And her eve that ray Of hope,
That all can have who cake
s,- or jones' Chemical Soap
And oncc again met hsr-no pmples were there;
Bat ACE clear and beautiful ard her neck was white
and far; w. $3.50
Aud stndg by her 'ide she sought not in vain
o use cake Of Jones. SOAP and her mind from pain
she use H. and her skin white driver
er hands, her her cheeks her free from bemsh
saw her alori beaufulwh such beauty cope,
But those who use ke Of Jones' famous Chemical soap,
reader Try Jones' Soar You will be dissatisfied
M ELECTS are sins9arly moifinr the skino how il
cc sotens AZ IT. curing all truptions and dis
guremsns such pmpe, fire hes salt heum sunburn.
oph.w &c The genuine sold nowhere in the city but the
sgn o The American Eagle SO Chatham 323 Broadway,
81 Safe st, Alb.ny
BE very careful Of dishonest dangerous ard copyist coun-
teriets. Ask for Jonrs' Soap.
The New York herald., 1845-03-27
SALE, oy srocxs-Bosros, March 25.

1t the Brckers' Board-t shares Ftchhurg i2oH;
M9rxeh No. Worcester 7o 2 Boston Woreestsr
payable May ll0; $50 East Boston Stock, ls 50 Y
isan1 s H. S 70 do do o m, IN; 2Ts Reading H2S;
2f; no DO do 22h 800 do 90 ds 22s 2s 30 do do
sol m, 2s2si lOo do do; 222S; SO do do, m, 22h
The New York herald., 1845-03-27
Supreme COurt-In Chambers.
kefore IndRa Edm0ndl.

MAacH 26--Leorge Price, late Of Edenton, N. c., in
custody othe sheriff. for frauduleny converting goods
and drafts exceeding III, value of twenty thousand dol
hearing to cause waich decided by his hon
or being sufficient and he was remanded in default of
bail
The New York herald., 1845-03-27
Passengers Arrived.


New ORLEANs-Ship Lousa-Mrs Prince and daughter, of
Baltimore; Mrs Robbins, Mobile; Mr. Kernorhan New York
is in the steerage
New ORLEANs-Brig Toronto-J Patterson.
PENsAcoLA-BIg lmporer-E Martinez
SAvANNAH-Brg Excel-Mr Bomare, lady and child, MIR
G,esnly-7 in the stserage
CHARLEsroN-Ship Sulivau-Mrs Conway Messrs Con-
way, Fleming, MITCHELL Meyser. Benton Arnd-and l6 in the
steerage
CHAaLEsToN-Barque Edward.Saml Williams and lady,
Miss Celeste Mrs NossOy M Collins, Rowland Chas
McCoy, Mills, A Kendall, H Boswell Axtell
Baldwin. Gee Bower, Z Cadow-20 in the seerage.
Passengers Sailed.
BEHMuDA-BIig Susan SPofford-J Dsane W Robinson
Lightbourn. Bermuda; Geo Taylor. Bahamas.
The New York herald., 1845-03-27

Premium Razor strops-The First Premi-

Premium Razor StrOps-The First Prcmi-
"m Of the Fair Of the American cstitute has been awarded
Tablet with fou. Sides NO. side having effect Of hone
without using oil or wse the other sides for keeping
can be kept II perfect order without having
England and certified by the scieutfc gentlemen this
country Its great celebrity has caused and
sD snd auEacs 9 called The tablet the rg
where large Of Toilet Articles Of the frat quality