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WHAT THE ApulNIsrR ALTON mas noNr

WHAT Ihs ADMINISTRATIONS HAS DONE.
We yesterday. briefly. spoke OF what the Administration
had NOT done; and proceed now, In the same brief
way. to common, upon VIA, ii has d,ne. Aud we are
surely s,fe when signify inennon the discus
son to use breviy for in reality have the
nails, In such nemc. - amPify, had the disposton.
Indeed. might appropriately up all that know.
by adopting the anscdoe sppied in this zion, by
correspondent OF this paper. weeks ago. The Ad-
n''nsuauon has, certainly dispute L.. all must
acknowledge IT, conuivcd, since Il into power
" TO MAXI russ. eGSKRALLy." What has been effect
cd farther than this, informed. For cannot
be coniended that tho prescription Of Wing Off holders
and tho re~arding OF Locofoco office seekers cxcep
lion to the rule On the conuary all this has resulted
In no manner OF good whatever the nat we must set
ndown merely as part and parcel OF the GENERALLY
"a slight addition to the confusion aud disturbance into
which the whole country has born thrown.
Its suHicont-nay, perhaps, II may be thought glory
enough, that for twelve months tie Admins has
been ssering itself to keep every thing the phrssc TO- in
hot water and has most admirably succeeded by uni.
'ersai consent the Administration allowed have been
earnest energetic. and active bringing about this rather
uncomfortable re u Its "meiits" not therefore, only
nsgatve-they are direct aud positive.
To be on the verge Of a war with Great Bri,an-and
"wiihin ace" OF a with Mexico to give the cold
shoulder TO France. and derids all Chrs-ndom ms un
wsrhy to arhirae FIR to threaten hosies with every
body who NEEDLES wi South America aud to the
world With the idea of taking possession of the whole OF
North America and "parts adjacent" put the Tariff In
jeopardy, and to contemplate resurrection of the Sub
Treasury to make Commerce hesitate, Manufacture halt
and Industry surely have brought this to pass IN
twelve short mon,h' is sufhcien, explanation Of what the
Administration has done!
Without more ado, tten, take leave Of the sub
Jeet submitting the whole case with our two short chapr
upon it, which indeed but eraons OF what we have
more than once said before, the calm confederation OF
our readers-Aler. Gas.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-13
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

once Of tie Amsiean, Mar. IL, 5P. VI.
tLOuR-Thtre were sales Yesterday Of 900 bbl, How
ardseet at Si6si aud 1850 Dbl, at s475 Today
been good deal OF inquiry and hoters firm
ct. The general price SI75 at which rnte we no,s
sales OF 5OO bills An offer 10 purchase 1000 bb. at 81
10 was refused. The receipt price from cans Is s4621
We hear OF no transactions in City Mills Flour. There
are few holders who would sell under SIS
GRAlN.-The price Of Wheat about 100 Cts for bes
reds The receipts continue very light.
The demand for Corn very limited. We quote white
at 81 cts. ana yellow NJ 81 ets.
Sales of Md. Rye at as cts.
OaIs worth "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-13
CHANGE OF THE MAIL HOURS.

Il will be- iecn by The Rail Road notices in another col
umn. tboi The contemplated change in ihe Northern Ma
hour. b. 6, take effect Monday We cannot soy
,h,t We ore likely oreop any particular advantage from
The Boston mail will boz expedited. but papers from
Phiade PHO, baltimore end va hngon, will be received
hours alter than present
The daylight ray, from Washington, however, will
odd much 10 HE plea of the TRIP upon the Potomac anI
over our admIrabc Raj RUads
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DIED,

On the sh instant, Mrs. PHEBE HUSr, aged about 60
years. The deceased was resident OF this for
number o years past. She was member Of the VI. E.
Church. and died in peace.
On the 18th OF February a't, her residence, in the
town Of Falmouth, in The 10th year Of her age Mrs. Ma
RV LucSpA SoJTT consoH Of Thomas c. Scott and youn
ees daughter OF the late Thomas Seldom, S-Fredsrks
burg Herald.
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From the Neo Orleans Pieoyua-, March IA.


Tux Array OF OocUrATIoS."-Our latest dates from
Corpus Christi are up TO the 25h ut. Wednesday last
Theiolowing extract OF letter. our corespon
dents, may not prove unin,eresung;
CoRFrs CHRiLrI, Fsb. %, 1876.
The different accommodating p,ries have returned to
camp aud report much favuraby upon both routes
the Rio Grand than ected Ii has been decided
blieve, 10 take the overland route ria San Paco where
the army I" all strike the Old Maamoras road This road
wi" be Kept until opp site that cy, nesr which the army
will cncamp, while Bfazos Santiago or Point label its
port OF entry will be CT upied aud fortified In
addition To tue twenty four pieces OF field artillery -four bat
ents me siege battery at Is P,undcri with moars
will complot that arm and b, ready for INVASION ,b,ud
he found necessary The army under orders TO be
ready to march at forty eight hours ce and before you
receive ms the advance detachment Will probably he on
its way towards the Rio Grand Should necessity reouire
~ naval force viii double be ready cooperate with
the army. Point lsibe or Bnzos Santiago suppose.
must be the depot for the army, but shall know more
about this
ours, securing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-13

MEHENEr Airs DAUGHrER married, Cairo. in De-
cember and the festival was kept up week. Among the
great things done the occasion, that The irs
d,y there grand banquet Of SEQ which the
Vcsr'y, The Pashas and other d. nitaies present.
that the ladies admitted cenI supper given
by the eldest daughter OF the Pash, less than
$500 women present, that 800 cooks
pOyed {, prepare il, that the whole illuminated
that feasts about 1900 900 sng and that there
were 10 English ladies present.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-13
wUIG MEETING IN BsRKLey

The Wigs Of Berkeley the Court House Mon
day last, and organized by appointing Jacob Vandoren
Chsnmun; and H. q. Mssln and j. l.. Cunning ham, Sec
retaries.
The following gentleman received the nomination for
Deegates:-Cspt. VIM l.. Bosk and Adam Small Esq.
e. J. Faulkner Esq has declared himself al indepen-
dent canddate.-FREE PRE.s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-13
TIE MEDICAL COLLEGE

We yesterday stated the cIoso Of the winter session Of
thi, aoarishing institution. We .esrn that summer
courso Of Lectures will be delivered. commencing on the
f's' Monday In April and Clinical Lectures during the
% the Colcr lnfrmay end Aims House Hospi.
cal Boarding. b had at from $3.50 to $500 per
week.
We can ratc. from experience that there 10 not more
healthy city the Unon lhan Richmond both in summer
and winter.
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HICKORY HILL FOR SALE.

'kNHlS valuable Estate will he publicly offered
fair day.
tiles on Willis River county Cumberland ard cen
tahs about 1850 OF which, about uar 100
cleared highland OF which heart aud the balance
woods its well adaped the wheat corn and
oin ani has all OF the houses
also, good dwelling orchards and sy.rbn1
necessary io tue e1mi H OF family tuaed
upon naSisahlc stream about ~ mi' from Farm
vne and hall Cairo and Cd.yi
both OF which places I'D fert Of his
estate It's location regards h. ath md
u maiet, CONSTITUTES Of the In mi a.
Virginia The will be mAds day sale The
subscriber living the will pleasure 10
wishing purehasr attending any eommunea
ten adtresSedo him at Laugh mes TAysn. Cumberland
nh lJ-"ns WM. A. Pc skINs.
QJ- EQuirer
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MiRs IL. 1916.
IoBACCo-within the last few DAYS IN ou,n,,y md
qusny nave improved, and the markets nd,,, some la
pI ~, nS,n IN 2 ices. though not material.
last sales at Sii. N'' N'
c wmEAr-i0o to ITO cents,
OATS-42} To 45e
CUT NAILS to a.
N. Z. COTT0N-6is "a cent.
TEAs-impersl aud Gunpowder 7,c ~ @, Oh. Nal
50s75c. ''c' !" ~ oVi BLACK
Observation-Disclosures 20. bb.. 30.
Patent l3c; Tsllow l0sl2i 'P'''" S'' iiu''
CofFEE-Sock is light with fair demand. R,os,.s,
La ,ry stsst 81, Domingo 6ia7i Java iOiaiie.
TIMOTHY DIST per bushcl
CLOVER SEED-SG.
PIG 1RoN-S26 to IS.
tiSH-No. Cut Heuings SlsIi
LiME-Sl.l21 from IN. vessel.
m VI Orleans 2Sa30c Porto Rico 2sa 30;
0lL-Winter strained oil has, ios , Eli .,,
SOaS5; Whale in bbls. 44c
rkovisioNS-Bacon, Smthfeid 7a7lc; Western
Lard Ease. 1850 A'"'' 'aoh
PLAIsTER-From the Wharf, 1915 pc, ton; do. B..
sin S4i. ~ 'O"' ''' D@
sHGARs-N. o. eia7,. Porto Rico 7.7,.
sALT-l70al75.
Hogs &c. ' % "'h
EXCHANGE.
P F Sis a.' s, aH drafts prem
South Caroina l dis. Wheeling 2dis.
Treasury Notes ! prem. Tennessee Sdis.
Alabama Sac dis. Specie Sprem
COAL FREIGuTS
cents to New YORK. 81 cents to Boston. cent. GRsad -ss
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OF The subscribers to the family of the late
JOHN HAMPDEN PLEAsANTs, not paid their sut-
serpor will please call the Counting Fry
CO. and pay the that may in State
Stock THE TRUSTEES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-13

Alta special meeting of the Board Of Trustees of the
Bank Of the Metz polls. Washington March lth 1876.
JOHN w. MAURY, Esq was unanimously elected Pre-.
rnIs
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MURDER OF NTGRoEs-The last Abbeville Is c. Ban.
ner states that negroes belonging Gen. MeDuie
killed the 18th u by other negroes who
lag in The capacity Of "drivers."
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IRON
RhNoN GLENN Offer for sale warehouse Buehan-
U ans wharf Baumor.-
FORGE FOUNDRY PIG IRON FINN III. Covi,gton r d.
Furnaces
BARIRoN FOR RAILS, md OF other variou, description.
BOLT IRON assorted suitable Of Chain
Cables
NAH. aud SPIKE RODS and HORSESHOE IRON
cur WALLS and SPIKES at the Avalon Works
ll-w3w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-13

"Why is the Ohio River like an unfortunate
beeaue II takes 90 much WORoagdAsLa that il passes
along Whsehas, receives Licking at Cincinnati and
Falls nj Louisvie.--N. Y Mirror
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-13

man in Troy doing smashing business bv LETTING
post coaches him, and then commencing snt. 70,
damages He has cleared 720 in the last nine monrhs
$500 ankle alone.
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Prom the New orIean. Preayune, Mach =

By the ARRIVAL yese day the steamship Galveston Capt.
Wright we have Galveston dates up the 2Sih ult snd
from AUSTIN the Seat of Government OF Texas the
Doth.
Washingtons birth day duly commemoTaied by the
citizens Houston, Messfs. J. W. Henderson and Abn,r
Cooke, j., having made speeches the occasion.
II is thought Hon. Noluey f.. Howard, Of San An
tonic de BeNlT will he nominated for the office OF
General OF the Sil'e Of Texas; Hon. John Uemph Chief
Justice Hon. Abner 3 Lpscomb and Hon X. I. Wheeler,
Associate Justices
The Army OF Occupation" sill iomain,d encamped at
Corpus Christ, aslits the 18th inst There
afua that OF the accommodating parties
wards the Rio Grand had and had brush with the
Mcxc1ns. but these reports edited The putl
OF the Corpus c. rist Gazette be continued after
the removal OF the army.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-13

a hill hes pissed both Houses Of the Legislature u
charge tho n government tom New Orleans Baton
Rouge The ehsnseis BE- maze Of the Of 49,
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LITERARY MESSENGER AND REVIEW.
Toe nanbcf for Marct will be issued Saturday newt
We have SKINNED over its con,nia, and had many At
trssdvs scas o. ldsrs,ue, and mueh vauabie inios'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-13

The sketeh Of "GEaruicus" received, but eircum
ssnces securing subsequently, rendered H. publication In
srpcdicnI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-13

ERisNUs SrEruyg, Esq, has been appointed by JuJre
Br5ckcnbough Clerk Of he Disuiet Colu Of hc United
States Tor the Western Dsct Of Virginia. in the pace Of
z. w. Moore. Esq. removed
A change had been determined upon, have GER
ts-niy every be satisfied With Ibis appointment.
No the district s better qualified discharge the
dutcsof The Office than Mr. SuibnR; and he bland and
manners foil make him very accepa.
bic public oficcr-SfapHtoa Spectator.
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"a nursery must be great place for doncinp" "why-
sol" Because il is." 81 don't see how "Ao,t nurse
~ a gul'r bdupLroom7"
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The Boston Courier Is entirely out in its conjecture.
The article quoted by h, neither excited objection the
par Of the proprietor was it even remembered by
them the time Of Mr.. Pc. withdrawal from the Editor
shin. The Rnssssta musi w agnin.
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FREDERICK COUNTY.

We learn from the Chare-lown Free Press that JoHs
f. WALL, Eco. and Cart. GEORGE LoNG have been no.
minated the Wing cand dates for Froderck county.
Two gallant aud noble Whigs-who deserve well not
only If the party which they eong but OF the
nifty generally In which they live. No men Ia the county
be fully relied upon in every respect and We
speak from obscao ion when say, that respect
able talents ard information, personal popularity, such
ihcirs Is always efficient nont Of slccess
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MARRIED,

On the 10Th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Hay, MIR. SAMUEL D.
SHErrFED, OF tbs City, to Miss MARA t. Bows OF Hen
rico County
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unnGc said 10 physician who classifying
Of ifsaniy hahe lost his by watching po.
Hcisn whose crooked that turned hrs brain
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-13

We unIerstlnd that Andrew j. DJneson Of Tennessee,
has been nominated the Senate Minister Plsnipoten
uary Prussia IN the pace Of Henry Wheaton, whJ
called, IL is snid, 81 his own rtquest.-Naf. Int
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-13
MIR. COLOUfrTs RESOLUTIONS.

IN the Senate. on Monday Mr. Co 90 said
do MT know how tho Sc1ae vii, vote tic amend.
meut have proposed aud said the time Introduced
10 that pr MED ic notice wns given did not particular.
care boo what form % should be- dInc But now, con-
i,ss the form seems OF wfat In pOrancc.
II msy Judge from the views and opinions which have
been t1Lt,.s,d, um Inclined think dot thirds of
ihc Democratic Senators this floor will show by their
that troy are n favor Of compomiFc short Of the
line of 81 80.
M. Uanncgan here expressed diaecni)
Ccipiny over half will DO So The gentleman from IN.
diana shakes his head but toll him ag1in that majority
o. this body n faycr Of cOmpr.mFc The gentleman
su shakes he head IN token Of he Incredibly. Voy
well, or; We shall soa And the Senator may rely II
that whom como NJ the fact will Be 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-13

In the little town Of somervle, MidJlesox county last
year. u 900 bricks made, aud about 10 .00O
in the adjoining town Of Cambridge. We know Of ono
firm Of mtser IN, IN lowell who have contracts
TO lay upwsrds Of 100000 Of brick, between ind
next fal.-BOstOl Atlas,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-13
AUSTIN, Feb. 10. 1916.

GESTLENEy-As previously arranged the Inauguration
of the Governor took place day. twelve O'Clock
Of boh houses aud large o ladies'
liens, officers Of the U. army. &c. The ceremony
throughout solemn and imposing in the highest degree
1t took place in the piazza Of the Caltl, IN the
which platform, ornlmonted with portrait OF the
venerable Austin the natl nal coors trophies of San Jacin
to- &c The proceed ng, opened with prayer by the
Rev r. t. b. Baylor, IN words of mu.t thrilling eloquence
which readily awakened feelings Of th1nkfuncss aud
gratitude the Supreme Governor whom he addressed
the heart Of every auditor. President Jones then
forward and delivered his vailed ctury address, which you
will find accompanying. HIS remarks interrupted by
lquent bursts Of appau from pesans Of all parties, which
however, prOmP supp-es ed as III ding with The
sOemniry Of the occasion The oath Of flee then
Gen. J. r. Henderson, the elect by
the Sp akor Of the House Of Representative, the banner
o the Republic d. ed from its position above the Cap
itu give pace 10 the Stars aud Str pes, and peal II
u cry announced that the Republic longer existed and
that the Annexation of Texas the Union complete
Additional reforms OF the election been received
which uaSo Hort NJ majority about COO Neither Hort
Darne have arrived and how the matter be set
tied do know.
C"l. WIN G. Cook is candidate, at the request Of his
rcnds for RoprCsontJiye m the U. :. Congress, from
the Western District OF Texas.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-13

The valedicory Of osiden Jones written with dgui
y, much ceiling, and IN pauiuuc spr. lie cJuRrstu.
ies the upon the peaceful coHsuma ion o. AnheA
oton-'an event the eNraordna'y the annals Of
the world" lie prpnounccs the dissolution Of the Re
public" Of TcGls with full Of the higher blessings
TO be derived from merging into the American Union,
and then ch1eruy surenders the great trust tied to
him
Gov. HeDders0us inaugural address u conceived IN a
pure spirit Of paot.m. Tho sunOr is impressed with
profound sense Of the responsibilities Of Texas,
m'mter Of Tie UoiOn, and Of himself, her first
tive officer In due time he will recommend for
the action Of the Legislature, be Is require 10y the Con-
stu ton. lie concludes thus
1--WE have this day fully entered the Union u the Nor h
American States but let our r. ends who boldly
and molly advOca cd cause and the h ends Of Amo
rcan liberty, 10 regret their efforts in be.
aG Hancef'uh toe prosperity Of our sister Sta'es will
o. our prosperity, tiCr happiness happiness their
freely pnficIphc.n
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FASHIONABLE SPRING DRESS GOODS

FASHIUNABLE SPRING DRESS GOODS
FOR LADIES.
THURSDAY MORNING .HfRCH I2tA, Is4s.
H. JENKINS viii open this morning, BY express from
HI. the North. Packages Of new style sprnr CaIeoes
Rich embroidered Grape shaSls
Do. Tibet wool do.
Io embroidered Crape Sears
un. BeraEe searfs aud shawls
Paris Orrandie Auslus and Ginghams
PyrImid Robes
Great bargains in Bazorines
Beautiful materials for cay AMI evening dresses
Bargains In Linen Cambria Idkfs and Cotton Hose.
pT New goods will be ty sryrs from the Nok n-
day.
foF cheap aRd fashionable goods by the last
steamer from Europe, call at Y. u. JENKINS
NH IL No. ~ Exchange corner.
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T + X NJ s

Payment at these rates, must invariably be- IN o1vance
Address On business, GALLAHCR, ELLioTr & Co.
THOS. VI. BONDURANT,
ROBERT II. GALLAuER,
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT
March 18Th IsiG.
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Yours, securing up.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING
THE AXE AGAIN AT WORK.

Fly GALLAHEH, ELLioTT a 60.
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH II, 1870.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-02
WILMINGTON MARXET-Oct. |.

NAVAL STORES.-Turpentine continues
to arrive slowly, and prices have ranged for
several days little higher than this day week.
Sales were made yesterday at 50 So No
sales to-day, up to noon; So SO, however,
has been offered.
BACON.-The supply continues ample for
the demand, without material, if any change
in prices.
CORN.-Two cargoes, about 2,4O0 BUSH
els, have arrived from Mattamuskete since our
last, which was taken by dealer at 81 cents
by the cargo,
HAY.-1OO bales extra Eastern, sold at rs
cents; and - bales ordinary, sold at go cents,
all at private sale - bales Philadelphia, at
auction, went off at 40 AZ 1-2 cents.
LIME.-20O casks sold at auction to-day,
at 81 ~ IL cents.
TIMBER & LUN1BER-For good Mill
Timber IS to Sc so, and extra from 81 to 81
25. There has been two sales within the last
week at 81 25. Lumber Quarter Boards 50.
Common Timber, no alteration.
SHINGLES-s2 so.
STAVES-No demand
SALT.-Sales of Turks Island at 35 cents
per bushel, from store. Sack Salt, sales at
ST so to 81 60, from store.
RICE.-The market begins to open ior this
article, and sales have been male at an al
vance on former quotations; we quote at So so
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-02
Ia MA.mgIsg Iggls Ia
NY PORT OF wILMINGTON. 2kE
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Sept 24-Schr Emma Louisa, Boon, Phila,
to Brown & DeRosset.
Schr American Eagle, Leavitt, Philadelphia,
to G w Davis
26-Schr Middleton, Pugh, Middleton, NJ
c., to Brown & DeRosset.
28-Schr Mary Frances, Pugh, Middleton,
N. c., to Brown & DeRosset
Schr Julia, Vangilder, Charleston, to G w
Davis
29-Barque Solomon Piper, Merithew, N
York, to G w Davis.
Brig Francis, Savin, Philadelphia, to G w
Davis
Brig David Dufel, Collett, New York, to G
w Davis.
Schr Ann Maria, Pollock, Onslow, to G w
Davis
Sept 24-Schr Larch, Burnham, New York
by G w Davis.
Schr Hannah & Abigail, Leland, Boston, by
G w Davis.
Schr John Pugh, Caps, Little River, by G
w Davis
Schr Marion, Brown, Shallotte, by G w
Davis.
26-Brig w L Jones, Hobart, New York,
by C D Ellis
Schr John Hartman, Paulin, Philadelphia,
by E Lutterloh.
Schr Zenobia, Midyett, Middleton, N. c., by
] Mulock.
Schr Samuel Hyman, Davis, Middleton, N
c., by J Mulock.
Schr Friendship, Wade, Beaufort, N. c., by
Mulock.
Schr Sarah Jane, Marden, Philadelphia, by
Mulock
2s-Schr Wilmington, French, Baltimore
by Brown s. DeRosset.
29-Schr A Thorn, Sandrord, New York
| by E Lutterloh.
Schr Olive, Smith, New York, by E Lut
terloh.
Schr J B Spaford, Nathan, Alexandra, Va.
by D Ellis
Schr Powell, Powell, New York, By
G w Davis.
ao-Brig Dirigo, Tibbetts, Porto Rico, b.
E Dickinson.
Brig St Marks, Anderson, Guadalupe, b,
Barry & Bryant
Schr Mary Eliza, McCumber, Onslow, b,
C w Davis.
Oct 1-Schr Ann Maria, Pollock, Onslow
by G W Davis.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-02
DIED.

In Wentworth, Rockingham county, on the
18th ult., after a lingering illness of forty-fve
days, Miss Lucinda S., daughter of Robert
Martin, Esq.
In Newbern, on the 5th ult, Mr.. Levin w.
Paul, aged SO years.
In Robson county, Mr.. Angus B. Currie,
in the Gath year of his age. Also, Miss Isa-
bella Currie, in the goth year of her age.
In the city OF New York, on the 18th ult.,
Miss Louisa Morning, Of Newbern, in the AID
year of her age.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-02
MARI IEDs

At Lebanon Chapel, Wrightsville Sound,
on the 23d ult., by the Rev Dr. Drane, Mr..
Edward A. Cushing, formerly of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, to Miss Mary Sophia, eldest daughter of
Mr.. Talcott Burr, OF Wilmington.
In Robson county, on the goth ult., by the
Rev. Elias Davis, Mr. Epinetus Griffin, OF Co.
lumbus county, to Miss Esther, daughter of
Chas. Williams, of Robson.
In Orange county, on the 18th ult., by the
Rev. S. Cass, Mr.. AbneF M. Faison, to Miss
Adeline S. Morrow.
In Newbern, Mr. Daniel w. HURT, to Miss
Maria E., daughter of Mr.. VIM. Tisdale.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-02

Loss of Government Stores The steamboat
Whirlwind arrived at St. Louis on the 18th
ult, reports the loss of the steamboat Ohio,
from St. Louis for Fort Leavenworth, laden
with about IS tons of government stores for
the army, consisting of 800 cases of arms and
accoutrements, a lot of tents, about 20 wagons,
and quantity of groceries She struck saw
yer some miles below Arrow Rock, and was
lying. when the w. lett, in six or eight feet
water