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shoes, and another the long gown, and the
sheriff himself pulled off the cap. The body
was then lying face downward. A moment
after it was turned over, and in the livid, dis
torted, ghastly features presented to view,
Sheriff W recognised the coltntendnce Of
his O,cn son! his eldest, his best beloved, his
long lost son!
One long minute he stood with straining
eyes and upliftcd hands, speechless as the clay
he glxed upon. Then, with a groan of utter
agony, he fell upon the body, crying out, My
son! oh! my son! my son!"
lie never spoke again. Death came to his
relief.
The son was indeed the murderer. Bad
company led him astray soon after he left his
home in Connecticut. He soon So Iandered
his money, and with that went his friends
Want stared him in the face Hunger pinch
ed him sorely. Shame and pride stiiled the
half expressed desire to return, like the prodi-
gal son, to his fathers house, confess and re-
pent. Temptation took him captive, and he
became petty larceny thief, then robber, bur
gIar, countefteiter and finally, after a long
course of crime, closed the catalogue of his
misdeeds with the capital crime of murder
murder committed for the sake of few hun
drcd dollars-and as we have related.
The other son lived long to bless and COM
fort his grief stricken mother; but she never
recovered entirely from the dread shock.
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= A JUGGLER. A Tendon correspondent of
the Boston Atlas says that Al. Philip, cele-
brated juggler, is about to visit the United
feats; "Hs stands on a table, under which the
spectator can see during the performance
takes common table cloth, which he wraps
around him apron-fashion for moment, and
on removing it exhibits globes of gold fish,
geese, turkies, ducks and fowls IN abundance.
No one is near him, and how the feat is per-
formed is just now the wonder of London"
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TAX ON PASSENGERS. The Supreme Court
has decided upon the constitutional power of
the State of New York to impose a tax on pas
sengers arriving at its ports The Court held
that tho State had the power, as a municipal
regulation guarding against the expense Of
supporting paupors. The reasoning was that
the State had a right to guard itself against
the expense of pauper immigrants; and that
if, instead Of giving security to protect the
State from that expense, ship owners preferred
to commute and pay certain sum down, that
did not render the Communication money illegal
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STATE OF TEXAS. We see 1t stated that
Texas is divided into 50 counties. Galveston
is the largest city, and Houston the next; Aus
tin, the scat of government, has a population
Of 1900, and Washington about tao same NUM-
Der. Saint Antonio is the Oldest town in the
State, with a population of about 1900,
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DIR. LANDIS'S
PATENT DOURLE SPRING NRLsS.
FGTTGatCd 10 eIjOTm the T,GicIi CuGL
IfER N In -nr z IrOI LIZ


YYHHE subscriber having purchased the Patent
u right of the above TRUSS, aud having entered
extensively into their manufacture, of rs IT for
sale at half the price formerly charged by the patance,
The above instrument j. constructed entirely upon
anatomical and pathological principles, and meets
every indication essential to the permanent cure Of
HERNIA.
1t possesses many Important advantages over the
TrussGs now IN common use, il combines hexiaili-
ty with hrmness, and by means of the pivot and indie
pendent spring, the pad accommodates itself firmly
TO the body, aud cannot be displaced by the motion
Of the weargr, cring by this means desidera-
tum long sought after by the Medical profession.
Although ii is yet new invention, it has become
much celebrated by the great benefit alrrady derived
by hundreds who have been radically cured of hat
most troublesome and fatal disease Hernia. The de-
sire to put the Truss within the reach of al afflicted,
has induced the proprietor to reduce the price,
Certificates of the strongest rccOmm udaton from
some Of the most distinguished Surgeons and Physi-
clans Of this and other cities can be seen by
reference to circular in the hands of all the Age Is
and pIblic places generally.
EPHRAlM Y. FORNEY, Proprietor
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MONUMENT TO THE BRAVE. Some Of the
citizens of Wilmington (Del.) have proposed
to raise subscription for the purpose of pro-
curing monument, to be raised in honor Of
the memory of Major Caleb P. Bennett, the
last Of the Delaware Line. An address is to
be delivered by George Read Riddle, Esq, on
the 4th Of July next, if the proposition should
be carried into effect.
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THE TARIFF. A meeting of the citizens of
Dickinson Township, Cumberland county, Pa,
was held few days since, and strong resolu-
tons were adopted in favor of Tariff of du-
ties, calculated not only to produce sufficient
revenue for Government purposes, but to pro-
toct our own manufacturers. The same meet
ing passed resolutions in favor of the course
pursued by the National Administration, III
relation to Oregon, Texas and Mexico
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EPHRAIM Y. FORNEY, Proprietor,
Chemist and ApOthCcaTv.
No, 81 EnIaw-s1 an. CInu ~. Rnllinlnr

NJ u TTTdW7 1T'l COZ, IIay --T'1 BdTIWNT0,
For sale by ]. ID. Stewart, cor. Hanover and Can
den-sts LarOque, corner Baltimore aud Harrison. sis;
NJ N, Robinson, c0rner Of Gay and Saratogl-sts j. r.
SHU-bury, Thames street F. r.; Wseman & tVr,th.
LDs.u-,J, opposite Dix & Fuegs Hotels Sawyer corner
fHu and Paca SIS; J. Perkins Il Brother. conner
!a.H.. 70, and Greens geclsi Z, Nseman, corner OF
FHi'U,'re AID Cove street.
- The Patentee Or, h. may be consulted ut his
Office, No, SO GCUGH STREET mar the Point
Spring, o7l g0ly
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80 '' ~ D''''' ''1'''''
=, s4ag9 EDES WHITE HAVEN AND
aabkl,T9 rONGUIEAGUE,( ACconuc Cuun-
a's-s+S1zifli1.E- ~, Eastern shore Of Vpnial The
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOMAS JEFFERSON. Cap
tain ROBERT W. HIrG, viii leave the intersection o.
Frat ahi Ljahi street Whalyrs every THURSDAY
MORNING, NJ eight O'Clock, for Nhtchaveu, which
place she viii leave The next morning, (EKlDAY) N
1o'c0ck, for POngCtaguc, reaching there about noon
Returning she vii! leave the latter place OF SATUk
DAY, at 3 O'Clock, A. H.. via WltChavcu lUf BHn
more arriving here caay thr same evening.
Passage aud Fare to Ehi,cAaycn. $500
do do PonguIeaguc, $50
F0r freight or passage apply IN board.
This route will he continued until further latac,
o. Passenger, going to White Haven can rc,g J,}cl
conveyance to any part OF Somerset o. WJ:e95aa.
counties, on application to Theo; Da5hiali, at Pm
cez.-Anne, or Mathew PurnelI, al snow Hill. o3!3
a st,asya FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
t,7, z bEipGE and EASToN, The superior
ssesSssE12khsE- swift Steamer THOMAS JEFFER-
SON, Capt ROBERT VI. hrLl will leave the inier5cc-
on Of Light and PraH st Wharycs, on every TUES
DAY MObNlNG, al O'Clock, for the above places,
and return the next day, leaving Enston every WE'D
NESDAY MORNING, at u O'Clock, and Cambridge
at u eek, and Annapolis at p o'cIk for Baltimore
Passage TO Annapolis, 30 cts
To Edston or Cambridge, &I.JO. ol7-dtr
THE MOSS ROSE AND THE LILY.
In gay pariLrre moss rose grew,
Where near al hand, iiom streams bril- he'd
lovely, broad ieayed lilly threw,
Above the waters lis snowy head
A dispute arose between the pair,
(Ihe words ran high, and were hitter As gall
For Lilly soid red was uusrCmly TO wear,
Aud Rose said ThItc was no color At all.
grntle maiden head the dispute,
And ChiL"d III IN bn'h in accents mceh;
With sorrow and shame the ilowcis were mute,
And tGcrcctJrh blcl dgd Oh woIuan's check!
But ever avoid The hectic fush,
And cozehs aud colds allow no chance;
IoInsHr a cure or proven, an attack,
= tIt4 4 \ rtssfl be ia.
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BUTTER MAKING. A London correspondent
of the Boston Atlas, says that the Lord Bishop
of Derry has discovered that the OLD process of
churning may be done away with. He sends
a stream of atmospheric air through the cream,
and the oxygen OF the atmosphere thus coming
in contact with it, speedily converts it into but
ter of the hest quality, and with less labor than
by the old process. Eleven gallons of cream,
on one occasion, produced &c lbs. of butter.
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TREAsURY NorEs. The amount outstanj-
ing ON the lst inst was S577 ,S05 IS.
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ANEcDoTE OF DANIEL WEBSTER. Daniel
Webster had a brother named Ezekiel man
of noble feelings, and whose intellect perhaps
equalad his more celebrated relative; but he
loved the quiet walks OF life, and contented
himself with the reputation Of being an eX-
celent prudent man, and sound lawyer with
out trying his fortune in the thorny path of
politics. The brothers were always warmly
attached to each other, and the following ancc-
dote, Characteristic of their different iempera-
ments and habits, is told of their childhood.
Money had been given to each of them, to 90
out and share in the festivities and parade of
the fourth of Jaly. When the boys returned
at night, their mother said, swell, Daniel,
what did you do with your money!" 81 bought
powder and fireworks, and cake and heGr, F."
answered he "And what did you do with
yours, Ezekiel" "Lent it to Dam" was the
brief reply.
WARLIKE DEMONSTRATIONS Although q
division Of opinion exists on both sides Of the
line 40, as to war being the result of President
Folks recent Message to Congress, we find
that very warli&e prellmlnaries are being made
on the Canadian side OF the line, especially at
Montreal, where the hustle of active prc"ara-
ton for the reception of an enemy j. ml't
marked. 1t is really curious to read tac ylTl-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 the Montreal papers fo7
the officers eff the general militia corps. O.ic
would imagine the foe was all but at hand
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COMMERCE OF New York. During the
past year there arrived at the port of N. York
$50 ships, 1854 banks, 8O5 briggs, 327 schooners,
galliots, steamers, and sloop. Total aO44
These are only the arrivals from foreign ports.
INJURY TO Vessel BY SWORD FISH,
The barque Toboy, of Boston, has been report
ed as having put into Mozambique, On account
Of having been damaged by sword fish. Cap
tain Bates, Of the brig Richmond, at Salem,
from Mozambique, states that the Tobey was
detained in port three weeks to discharge her
cargo and repair the damage; aud that the leak
occasionod by the thrust of the sword fish was
at least 200 strokes an hour.
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SrocKs IN New York. The Express of
Friday evening says-"'The Stock market is
much improved to-day, and closes in favor Of
sellers, in all descriptions. The course of Mr..
Calhoun has had very marked effect in quiet
ing the fears of capitalists and operators in the
Stocks have felt the impulse still more.
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Foreign ln,pOrtatsons.

LIysRrooL-shp Sbskspese-e3 caska soda ash More
W.hs starge shaw 10 mdzs do7 boxes linen ESe
boxes rim pises tootsSc s. ae DO
N ss.n' wiling states Charles Corvs
20 crates hhos John Jsckson-i0 eases rndse Leck
Ass ssf isn f Eyi::f
sssss wSssn
sass i.s Ben sSa
WARE d. curry combs Drumscn Di,b,owli casks hard
s.'aSn Sewn ahc. Sss' Sa
e 20 s T es
case, IS 20 Lawrence Trm9 cso2 casks yeySed Baet
Son. ss ss. PRs q sssss
osts d sd Ro
Sis,ss os' FL ay:,s eSs; whit
is ;''t BASKET: : sn'
faas.. s ssas i sas
cask hammers IS anvil. Bulkley Graham COLL mds
s.e et sa.s:
asqw r.ss
ha,dyaEs % ordsri Do udslhi coils ds essis DO
S:s. Sass
% . hos:;
See.l3 ea.L. case. bar@v.. RoSbn.-i DO nsIaMsrs
=; E s:ss S.
col cases do & @ Cooks.
LIyEsroSL-shp samuel Hicks, case: hsberda.hsry VIM
sas ss%s :: na. sss,
~ :' s.s:sss: S.!s q
e % 30 r d
s9S fII'hod wT Ch.usssy ell nd.s John
S'SS.s ::s.
Soss to De: i. Tas:
an r1s s.i:
iusc.on Pre-. eh Ed~s.d HansHss eass.
'iii sS:':f III. %a.:
asy III i',, c.ds
;sS;:. :: % I
S;s;s:S a. ~p':';$ s,saiss: csss: .ss, 20
e Tf Mich IL T ss:.
% S~s ssns
ie.s. hardware e..k hoov.,. Van wsson,r Tuei e
Hs. w ss:
s 81. i.s. sSs' %s hS$
L,ea., e.'e; S ). s.s..: s.I.h:Sw.Is q &,
g. ssas:
.dra, ws k,nE l.ud eoT do Depn.on Dmbrows do
:s mS:s s::
T a.: I. ron james Hs
o:sstas. hiI sS,.
oy % Lsr li Son Is S.i Ss'i
mare %sn ros do F.ae RarE
Cameron nd ton. c.nDe sn CO HEN 0en on0n
ssasS sSp ss. %s;s a .s" s'G
VS. A%y M.ysi
\ ioS,l; oppsshsm co-s2 G!elm-lo Rockwell
Baes.s Chandler COS sioane2 Lewis COLE Clarke
PAss poss ss s.f a:a ksss
& colo . MorsMgod cog Hanrieh-n stsass-7 ]
lOu-l' Levy ProthersIs Weh,lhauson Ksekusss-
Sheppard Morgan-3 Dunsc ombs Beckwmh-2C Ahrsn.
isldtI ~ Wiley PntuamE yyse sons Stone, Swan
sop-i Badwa-s @ N Hay wood coz Appleton & Coz
Cox CO., bossuaEe-2 0oouhue X co -8 LeHets-IF
KyeS-l woodruff Mintums-l Bernhemer--i Manson
Srothers-i : Mo,ton-l Morrison--l Morrison-IJ
Curts-l A. Arnold Coz & Haight col Mortimer K
gawtryIl y evns & coz March col c NJ Browne-iJ
Eliis-- kobin.on-I Abel, Phelps col Jones-I A
rneip,! N.bo-so3 tons chalk Grswod-4l3 pkgs and
LoNDoSship America-i Barton Brothe,s-l5 pkg.
Gojirey Patterson Goa quantity Of wood Bston Sand
ior-3o asks brandy sehermerhoIu Mars-s cs Mesks
pkg H9,dey Phelps eos do sads Fuller COLI pkss
gag tons ehs Cookn Smithi63 es mdse bales do Sku
aei-l9 osss copper cooer- hhds 20 cks br Ldy
DO whiskey hhts cks sherry hhds port pipes
nader, 2 ck do IL wine 40 cks do lbs quick
81 bis m dse 10 pigs 10 order.
CuRAcoA-Brg ma.ia2il bales goat skins Joseph Fou.k
Sons-oi hde $50 bbls salt pigs cochinesl goat
skins oonen Y Graves.
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miscellaneous Record.

Packet ship HErDR,cK HUpsoS Moore for London will
leave Thu Morning Letter Bags will close the Exchange
News Room. at half past II o'clock.
Packet ship HorrSGUER. Busley, for Liverpool will sail
This Morning also. Letter Bags as above.
Packet ship NORMA Capt. Ellis will sail This Morning for
Havana.
sHr TALLAHAssrE of New York. Havre I'd inst. from
Of water. 80 s"aA''e'
,AeAsDosEp AT sEA.-The British ship venla, Captsn
Fnnk which arrived Orleans the INST from Lii
Ike ss @ M
sawa.. and sSde gone with soos Of distres: flying from
Haye jack was :mantsd on The 7s JsSasry and
es n1
% New s1fS
Ssd % &c sanfs
silver. All this saved and brough, hither
Spoken
e. bark .spSsi Ss% with ys
visions
Foreign Ports.
HAVANA, March 3-An ship York Menil New York. Sid.
9Th Nauvoo, Dickey, Cardenas 18th, Calcutta Clark. Car
HAvRr, March 2-Ar ship Tallahassee stoddart Mobile.
NoenA. Jan I-3sik catapa, HSyt unr. 81,
lsIa Orbit Lariin do do. CID ilth brig Widow. Gorum
s,rsnA LEONE, Jan Pin port, schr veasco, Tew of N
York.
BnssroI, R March 2o-Cld brig Commssary, Charch,
boston March II -arr. barks sypde, Chose, Noreans
s h Hs% ~iaa S SS at
h G s41 s% Ss.
Chareston Captain John of and for Csmdsn S
VIM Henry and from President Rosd brig Rienz Sund W
wind NNW to NV, very fresh: ships Naples Columbian
Rislto; baIks strsbo CaIlos Wessaeumcon: ODD Fellow
out anchored frs:idsn; RoaIs where they remained 4
sunset.
brig sh Ssy Eor
FALL RIVER. March Is-Ar b ig Stephen Young, Moore,
GEoRoETowN March l3-Ar schr Edward Kent, Costop,
New York bound to Smitss mill Cutler Pratt ST Thomas
brig Gen Stark, Lanshorn, from New York. bound Backs
Lvnrc March ia-Ar schr John Calhoun. Babson, from
Baltimore.
fort; Anti. Mntyre aud Miriam Benson Camden for Pro
dence.
NEwaunrron! March ls-Ar schr Forest hence Sid Is,h
NoRToLK. March 2oAr schIs May Nckerson, Provd.nce
Peunsyiyanas Boston CID ,h,p Canton, Harding
Nash Ru. A,ins MeKsnaon 1 IVES: %de. on''s'e
weston hips Vena Frnk Liyl; Henry Noyes Have; bark
wSo. down Sa and S 70 81 on M
ust ship Leopard bark Trenton, and brge Cameo and
,owbo Lion lowed down and to sea on 9th bark William
down and the 9th ships Russell Glover and Su
taua Towboat Panther left the bar the 18Th inst ock
Rshp and bark Standard still on the bar bound
MosLE, March ls-Arr ship ELL Brooks freeman Liver
Eid bsrk William James MERCER New York; brss Artist
Pcs1I.sn March o-cd bark Hsn.s Blanchard, Rico.
SAVANNAH March ls-Arr brig Carolina Lovett, Boston,
CID bngs Macon Hayden. NYors; Leopold Dounel Da-
wAssrs. i, March ls-sld bark Chester Watson, Nj.
tanIas.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
HOma fs0rta.


BALTIMORE March ;a-Ar ship Elsrsiie, Wallace Livl
Eucouu.srd ed,ngy rough passage; also ..h Mil
cent Tupn.l. ny ORR hoe Avery. do; npors: Of Rspps
hsnnotk bark and OF Cove Poin another. 10th bound
Also arr sehS wils@ Phillips. fom Severn Rivem. Re-
bark and brig; on Mob.e bay brig and Cd Wi dn Pitt
sell iI W No,fo.i Saw Of II. roso%sc bIieanns: q
ssd brig AsaEr Tsrm.r aEsor.i. I.nno. FIN Norfolk
up Cd ship Schiller. Brent Johnson. BSsmea; s.l luai
IIspYsio chr. vsr%i,Iiou; sss%.a YoI. wiil.G;
York SD bs.. jusst. BLANCHARD f.! 10 don; gs Com
EDWARD Adams. Thomp.oa Gasyams IL enIy Woods Cham.
brlain Noolk sch Trysil, Gibbs aud Queen, Gardiner
Providence
LEwEs iDel). March 2o-The brig Margare Burke from
Mobile, schr 9ecian (where from known) aud ERIN
brig unknown 10 this morning. and stood up
Bark Elizabeth for asysna; bnx FAIRY mesrs scr
Romeo. for vt Johus, PR; James Lo.nd Jago de
Cuba Sophia, for Yarmouth Ms; Turk for Boston, Del
for Provid~nes and Eclipse Norfolk went
this fnren0on leaving the anchorage but
light from NV, aud weather pleasant.
PHILApKIrHiA. March 2A-Ar bark Josephine Teal NOrls
;ehr. Chi.s snail NewbnsygoG; C:I9Ine Long NYork;
Champion, P.lsrmo J0.ephins lesl Nos and hsrn
NYork James Samuel some DO; Silvia Higbee, Hiabee,
dol Elizabeth Beas,on, do; Elizabeth Rebscca, 0een for
Albany.
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
I ~ 2l
CH1VGE OFHOGRN


TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
Commencing on Monday, September l5th 1875
Leave New 7olk.At O'Clock, A. M Boston Train for
Grcenport daliy sundays excepted stopping
. At Earmingdale and st. Georges Manor
Leave BrcoklynAt az A. for Farngdae and ntermcd-
ste places daily Sundays excepted and
Tuesdays, Thursdays and 6a.ur days, through
. . to Dreenport and intermediate places.
ata NJ for Earningdale and intermediate
places daily, Sundays excepted.
Leave 0reenpo-Boston Train, at4 O'Clock, +. M, or
the arrival Of the steamer from Norwich,
. . Georges Manor and Farmingdae.
Leave Tarmngdale-For Brooiiyn M SIX o'clock a. H. and
Leave Jsmaca-For Brooklyn at O'clock X M ard 2x r.
NJ, daily, sundays excepted. Fare to
Bedford cents; East New York l2h; face Course sk
rron pg Course Jamaica .; BIus6vc six; Hyde X
Henpsead Branch H CarIs r :s' a. %e.sbur, q
=; Suffolk station 90; Lake Road Station isx; Msaford
Riverhsad sa<; Jrmesport sax; Matssuck SIX; Cut
Greenport by Bostsn Train DO.
Stages readiness the arrival Of Trains the several
Stations to take very low Fares all par
Island.
Baggage Crates will be in readiness the foot Of Whitehall
street, to receive Baggage for Trains
Tore the hour ofstarting from the Brooklyn side
The Steamer Statesman leaves Gcenpe for Bag Harbor
wice each day the arrival Of the Trains from Brooklyn
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MARITIME HERALD
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH a.,


sc: :ss a;.: s & Noe. .;:s s,
cleared.
E sfH :1ss LI'is .s, w00dha nu'
ss 1sea Gs.sa:s0s Voc Sutton
BB,s s,y.na,n h.wisy ssysaa.h sa;Fs. cl.rm.n Co.
$s: s:;s Esiss:Ssi
yetqr., Small, Philadelphia, do.
s-hr Isabella, Nckerson. Bostou
s ssnr EI Int s..nson Jsemel
sioop V.g.nt Heath. Providence
Arrived.
u SAP s ssns 2. Hsi o,ron from L..goo January 2sh
yss did no r,la 200 miles. blowing heavy from
;s:a! sAssi f;.Ss
Sag 10, spoks BIZ brig Edward, Porto Rico for Hs.
s% LI I nd o r
: e II; .'ss s 81:
ship AnsGs'o ssm.S. sof from Loudoa vi.
s'e : ss :ss
s ss' SEX H. 81 ia. with
e. ,. s,y o .~ the :.s
f.: sp a Ids 81 %
sds xIna. smsS 70 ' G CsTscos, March list, with
!,a Left Lyslnde CIspp for Cuba; bng Argus Rich for
New YORK.
Brig III eel smith Jdays from Savannah with and
rico, TO surges Clearman.
Biz Ch tanoochse Smith days from City Of St Do min.
g. With aG logs so crotches mahogany - logs saa
o. Pn,sde ph, for the Coast to ID for Nfork
sal % The st for st Jago.
Big O,srnaa DAVIS. Ia days from Ponce, PR. it'll mo-
ht ssar sr Of Bath dsy. from sksp. with 40
nncs moassss oJ hhds Levericn; 20 40 Sxyrs
ssisd IN co sehr Csiro for New York No dats 20 MIA
lsdeiphis "on A'hAapss LOT r M
Sch, Brown days from Elizabeth City with corn
sehf Nsps's n Case days from swansboro NC, with M
sea. Ofoz limbo Miiken,3 dat ron swansboro, NC with
soret. "i 49, WIZ"
naval stores ~ WIN
Ch.riss Horton, days from Georgetown with nav,
stores 70 Spsagas 4 Robinsoa. '>' A"n
Schr Tmaan, Wostsf, rhomsstou. lime
HoDso.
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Domestic Inportations.

NEw OnLs.s.1,shp Lypnsrs bdl. Gather 2bales W AZ
lard wight johnson ccsls do pork o. hams Perry
Math co-3i bales hemp Burritts2 bbs lard 81 els
hams - bales hemp hean, Lees do Mctircco
Norris ce-,1s hides B2sang-leo bales cotton w Barn
ton Consa5o kegs lard Kent knnsn cog kegs butter
Works Dnke-67 bbis "a kegs lard McChain CO.'S bales
Ok ms Chauesu &co-8 Indigo hams Newhold A.
o Or HID. 100 be!s mans Read HopP: fk2s bale.
kn,3 dobeeswax BogMt Mlnera5 bales tobacco Beck
nnhardr
SAvASyAH-Brig Exce-lIT casks rice DeForest CO.
bales cotton Taman52 90 II Brigham-90 sturre,s
Ciearman-6 Pormiee Rodents do Bunitt-Sdo L &
Greaves-s3 do Spofford, Tieston Co.'S do mdse
Liatsre-20 do $50 do I25 do to order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-24

New York, Monday, March "a.
AsnEs-1hsrss nothing doing prices remain a lsst
quoted. 80
DsEADsruvvs.- Sales to some extent were m.d~ an
saturday. for shipment in Gsnesss at price. rsnsu
from ~ AL - 20 There some snou,rv ,aAsss
for the same purpose and also for homo consiss
rsbe amount Of Wheat changed hands, believe for
ous We oid NOT iesrn me exact price In Corn
cents Not much doing In Rye.
Corros There was but little disposition shown 10
make purchases to-day We heard Of the sales Of 500
bales only, which we're elected at inside quotations.
and rom the strength Of the market before the
arn.h We consider 1t equal to decline Of onsquartsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-24
New YORK Cattle Market.

At Market-iO00 Cattle 800 southern) 100 Cows
and Calves; 900 Sheep and Lambs.
PRIcss Beef Cattle. - Prices have fully recovered
what little they had lost last week We quote az in
quality S. 49, as the extremes Of the market Unsod
100
rates. All sold at from SIS to SIS.
Sheep and Lambs-Hoders were backward last week
and the offerings smaller than for months past All
a SIS to So go.
Hay-Ihe stock on hand at present ID very small, full
being now open fresh supplies In the course OF the
week. are expected Sales Of Long Island at 81 per cw
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