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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-04-25

The Sub Treasury Bill reported to the House
of Representatives by Mr.. Dromgoole, has
been amended in an important particular. The
specie clause, instead of being left to come into
operation gradually as in the original bill, now
provides "that from and after the thirtie,h Of
June, which will be in the year one thousand
eight hundred and for,y-six, all duties, taxes,
sales of public lands, debts and sums of money
accrung or becoming due TO the Unted States,
and also sums due for hostages or otherwise to
the General Post Office Department, shall be
paid in gold aud silver coin only
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-04-25

thEsl DENTlAL MOVEMENTS, is matter
! OF regret, but yet true, that there are indica.
tions too strong to be mistaken, that the Presl.
dental 'estion is agltating the minds ofpoti,
cans IN both parties.--in our own party,move.
ments seem to be making, which point to Mes
srs. Calhoun, Cass and Wright, as probable
asplrants.--iE the wing ranks, the names of
Messrs. Mclean, Scott, Clayton, and Critten.
den, have been freely canvassod and of late
The name OF one OF our distinguished citizens
the honorable John Bell, has been brought for
ward. AS might be expected, Mr. Bell is
warmly preferred by the wing presses in Ten.
nessee, who have spoken on the subject. This
movement in Tennessee will make an impress
sion on the politicians at Washington, who
seem TO regard the business of President ma
king as belonging peculiarly to them. Indeed,
there is sort of tacIt understanding, but how
produced we do not know, that the whir lea.
ders at Washington have already settled the
question, and selected Gen. Scott as their can.
didate. The movement IN Tennessee in favor
of Mr. Bell may be designed to thwart the sup.
posed Washington arrangement or to supply a
candidate for the Vice Presidency Whatever
may be its design, if he Presidential question is
to be thus early opened,we are more than will.
ing TO see such movements, either in the whir
ranks or in our own, being made out Of Wash
ington. Ii is not a matter OF interest with us
who may be the wing candidate, but we will
take this occasion to express our surprise that
no movement has as yet been made in favor OIL
Mr.. Clay for another trial. Some of the wings
think that Mr. Polk is SO managing as to be re.
in the general conflict getting up
among other aspirants. May not the same re.
mark be made with equal force in regard to
Mr.. Clay? 1t is at least strange that whilst be
lives and is in good health, a Presidential can.
vass should come on in which his name does
not gure.-Nash Union.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-04-25

we cannot perceive by what plea we can
resist such movement on the part of Canada,
1t ne resolved upon; or even defend much lon
ger me granting OF supplies to meet the cost of
our establishments in this countrvu
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-04-25

Poland.-There are accounts of another at.
tempted revolution 10 this unhappy country A
letter received in Paris saws
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In packet ship Stephen Whitney from Liu1Pool-D Kel
~, lady daughter and servant New. York Thos Cohen
and lady, Long Island Thos Hudson and lady, England
348 In steersge.
In ship Sil0ie d. Grasse from Havre-CaptN Johnson
Schmid. Miss J Raymond-lol steerage.
In ship Hercules from Palemo-B T Whttemore, of
Boston Mrs Noting Of Salem, and D Haght OF Balti
moro.
In brig Targuina from Mayqgues-Mrs Clough, of N
York. Mr. T ONeil Of Porto Rico
In sehy Charlotte from Porto CdbtLlo-Thos Pollock.
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Hlonep, &r.
Nle0ieal Notices.
EYE.
DIR. ]. FRANCIS, OCULIST,

DIX y. f6ANC1S, OCObIS1,
dos BROADWAY, THIRD DOOR FROM GRAND STREET
ID EFERENCE given 10 those in the city who have been
II totally biud from Amoross sight now perfectly re-
stored Ulcers sad Specks removed of longest standing
We the undersigned having witnessed astonishing
performed by Dr. Francis believe his aons are one
Of the greatest discoveries made for diseases Of the
Eye and highly recommend him safe and ssitu Ocus
Rev DUScAH DUNBAR. Rev. , n CONE,
Raw J. ASpRApE r. C. Priest Rev. G. BENEDICT,
Rev J. PECK Rev. A. WHEELocK.
~ A number of undoub,sd testimonials 20 be- o,
the Office will satisfy the public of his astonishing
TT Artificial Eyes inserted without pain To Advice 10
poor gratis.
c1 Dr. Francis will remove the first OF May to 43O
Broome-st first house, second block Eas. OF Broadway
mSl DAWN
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FARM FOR sALE-Luely ,he

L LE-HaIrIF
residence OF Nicholas Smith, deceased, pleasantly sill
@us:ed the side OF The Rarian river abou; II
miles south Of New wick containing III acres
orless consisting of about 30 of meadows fair pro-
portion Of heavy woodland The remainder arabe epd
lsrge portion OF which u IN high state Of cultivation and
vel wsi-red- There . on the farm good yelling
Of convenient size and other outhuildugs apple
and peach orchards full bearing and variety of other
frutr-es The beauty and healthuiness OF iLs situation
richness OF soil and edapness The raising OF truck and
peach trees. Together with lis proximity the New Bruins
wick and NewYork markets, renders this farm well worth
he attention Of the gentleman and practical farmer.
For farther particulars inquire Of Nicholas Boerum or J.
B. Van Dyke Esars the Mansion-Hou.e New. Bruns-
wick; D. w Smith, l0l Middsh-sL Brooklyn l. l.; or OF
Josiah Smith, Suffolk county, L. uh9 ems
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MEMORANDA.

The hoax perpeated upon some Of the newspapers of
shs city tina, the packet ship Yorkshire spoke the pilot
boa. Romer going into the port of Liverpool emanated
from one Of the steam boats and not from the
collector Of the Marine Magnetic Telegraph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-06
Jnsnranre.
TT,HE ALLIANCE MUTUAL Insurance Comps
Il ry-OHice No. IS WRlstreer-

1 ng1oaee No. IS wai.sueei
TRUSTEES
James De ?. Ogden, 2. Burri,t Lortug Andrews
WIN. Il. Asp:nwsn, A NoFrie, D. A. Comsiocs,
F. G Thur.lou, VIM Adams, WA. II. Russell,
F. Co;tiner r. WhimRrsh Jacob Harvey.
J. P vsu Bergen, John Crydrr serj. Richards
Henry Chancey, Geo. w. Be,ts. Sam'l L. Mitchell
Samuel WiIle,l, James Reyburn, VIM. D. Thompson,
Thos W. Ludlow, T. P Stanton, Leo'd S. Suarsz,
sehayle, Livingston Richard lyin' spsr Benedict
g. Winthrop Gray, A Foster, Jr. Jas. n. Van Allen,
Thos Messenger, Jed Frye BEN. e. Fields
James Brown John Gihon.
Ths company continue insure agains; loss dana
by FIRE, and the casualties OF MAINE and INLAND Nav!
CATION upon favorable other IN this city.
The OF the business will be annually returned
10 the parties insured.
Losses adjusted and paid with prompttude
A: M. MERCHANT, vice-Prshdenl
LEWIS BENTON. Secretary. l6f II
MUTUAL BENEFIT ZEN Life Insurance Company,
The Company Offers the following advantages TO the
public:
The premium If $50 may be paid in and sths
In a second y months bearing per interest
II may be paid monthly or quarterly
No person Is liable beyond the amount OF his premium
married may insure the life OF Der husband free
There will be annual division OF profits, payable In Scrip!
Certificates bearing interest 81 per cent which is
payable annually in cash.
DIRECTORS.
Rensselaer, Ravens, Robt L. Patterson,
Guilanme Merle, Seth Low,
VIM. A F. Pentz, chas s Mackneu,
Lewis C. Grover, Thoe. B. Segur,
Henry McFarlan, MNcus L. Ward
VIM NJ. Simpson, Edward Anthony.
RO3T. L. PATTERSON, Prest
BENZ. C. MILLER Secry.
JOS L. LORD, Agent
c. H. McIyTIRE Sub-Agent SG4 Hudsou-st cor. Spring.
JAMES STEWART, NJ D. (No. Boud-sL) Medical Exam.
liner At the Office daily from > 10 O'Clock oil 2awN
MARCH REPORT of the Mutual Life Insurance
lfI Company OF NewYork No. SO Wallst-This Institu
ton during the month OF March issued one hundred and
nineteen Policies, viz.
To Merchants and Traders IS; To Mechanics.
Manufaciurers........l2l CIergymen
Brokers IL Lawyers
Auctoneers ........... Physicians 1
FHtners............... -
Agents q Officers of U. ). Army
Editors. Dentists ..............
Architect III Shpmasters. !
Teachers ............. II Cashier of 4 Bank. |
Sexton ............... i Civil Eugineers......
Members OF Congress-. HoieEkeepers .........
Ladies .......-........ Students. 1
Total lives insured
SAM'L HAsNAY, Secretary.
MISTURN Posr. Phvsican 5n4 Broadway. al I'm
I TEE INsUKANCE.-The New-Enslsnd Mutual
IL Life Insurance Company OF 6oson will receive appllca
tons for Life Insurance al Sc Wall-si.
DIRECTORS.
WILLARD PHILLIPS, ROBERT HOOPER,
WILLIAM PARSONS. CHARLES P. CURTIS,
FRANCIS c. LOWELL, PETER WAINWRIGHT,
ROBERT B. FORBES, WILLIAM w. STONE,
GEORGE II. KUHN, THOMAS A. DEXTER,
JAMES READ, OTIS TUFTS
JONATHAN AaoRY Secy. WILLARD PHILLIPS Pres.
JOAN c. CHEEsMAN NJ. D. Medical L Examiner, N-wYor
Forms ofsppcson for insurance and all necessary infor
50 Wall-ai- Ne~-York.
~ ~ IOuN HOPPER Solicitor s,dA g.rt
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n Pin Awnings made by the subscriber AZ the short
eat poce and tbs approved principles Specimens
Of NV ability may be examined atthe Aston House, La
Parge Boidngs and through The principal business streets
In he city. WIN. WORKMAN, ISL 6reenwich-si
milo Ip+ between Dey and Fulton stS
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nlarbinerp.

METALLIC MACHINE BANDING.-Those In
VI want Of Machine Banding will ind i to their INTEREST," 10
calupon the SUBSCRIBER the goal manufacturer OF whom
may he obta ned all widths and Ihcknesses from his supe
rur Metac Rubber Composition ncknowed ged ~ all who
have used to superior Machine Banding now in
use HORACE II. DAY % msiicn-ane,
u25 amer lst MAY in store p Cortlandxt
THNt5 PRINTERS and Newspaper propnesors.
double cylinder printing machine, bed llXl8i inches
do do do do do 44x3l
single do do do do 5lx32 with
sheehyer The presses hsv. been uaed but
ranled perfect order and will be sold NJ low prices
ma Inc r. ZOE 4 co. % and a Goldat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-06

DY ORDER OF Francs Il Rugges, Esquire, Judge OF
- ChauauQue County Courts of the degree Of Counsellor
at Law The Supreme Court Notice is hereby given that
an attachment issued against the estate o Jay Sherman
nonresident debtor and that the will be sold Tor the
payment of his debts unless he appear and discharge such
attachment according TO law within nine months from the
first publication of this notice. and that the payment of any
debt and the delivery Of any property belonging TO such
debtor him for his and the transfer OF any properly
are void Dated The LIST day of December lGl5.
dG lnwan C. TUCKER. ATTORNEY for Attaching Credltor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-06

THE UNION WHITE LEAD Manufacturing Com
psny now prepared 10 supply their customers and
purchasers generally with White Lead Other own manu.
facture. viz:
Dry White Lead-Pure, Extra and No. In packages of
ITO 10 1000 lbs.
White Lead ground In oi-Pure, Extra No and No. in
packages of 25 TO 1000 lbs.
The well established reputation oil their Waite Lead IN
every section OF The United States renders only
ssry say thai they continue furnish an article which,
purity brancy and durability, cannot be surpassed by
Company and description of Lead sre stamped each
package. They also keep on hand
Dry and ground Nerdisris
Do do DO Chrome Green
Do do do Paris Green
Do do do Venetian Red
Do do do Spanish Brown
Do do do Prlssian Blue
Lnseed OIL Red Lead Blsck Pair, Sugar Lead &c. &c
All of which they offer for sale q; No lis Frons on he
mos, reasonable terms- al Smeod
MINES AND MINERALS.
THE SUBSCRIBER continues 20 examine mines and
mining regions for companies and individuals, and to
report their capacities nature OF The Ores and best
modes OF using them including plans OF furnaces ns &c
His attention for several years aeen particularly directed
70 the working and use OF Iron and Copper all Par
OF the United States in Cuba tbs Lake Superior country,
Sc JAMES T. HODGE, Geoogift and Chemist
Stockbhdge Iron Works, Mass
REFERENCES.
a'': s'ss Sc Co
9. AfgRassSn can De ss made 70 M' No.
ID EMOVAL-The Brooklyn Flint Glhss Co have RS
ESmcved their warehouse from ls Vaters 20 Is Broad
q and so South William-st-
Ard will have constantly on hand General assortment OF
Glass Ware suitable for home or foreign markes Drug.
gsia and Chemical Glass Ware OF every description and Of
superior quality.
Fancy Enameled and Painted Show Jars for druggists
windows from to 20 gallons esch
III 6w' PETER MORTON, Agent
no PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGISTS:.For
Sale-The stock, fixtures and goodwill OF smsil Drug
store well situated for business and commanding e,n
siderable family prsctce be soid cheap Rent $50
Apply NJ. So ScsInuei-sc cor WstersI NJ 81
STRAW GOODS.
m A NAPIER (lais Napier, Fisher &C o. has removed
from 1874 Pearst 10 G. ohr-s near Wllamst Were
be offers for Eae general assortment OF new and issaor
able Borues suitable for merchants end milners nade
mo irus
A VERY LARGE und superior round Counting
House Table with six drawers and brass locks for sas
chesp al No. 5Sprucesi. MI
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Jnoia Rubber GOODS.

WATER PROOF India Rubber Goods Goodyears
w Patent Gumeasic warranted TO stand IN any climate
GEORGE BEECHER. 100 Broadway, lbesween Pine and
Wall n has hand and IL daily receiving from The fac
tories general manufactured under the
x5ove patent which he Offers 10 the trade al low prices viz
Gum Elastic Shoes, mems, ali sizes
Do do ladies' do
Warranted not TO sHen sonen under my degree Of
cold or heat
Carriage other cloths ofevery style and thickness
Japanned Cloth patent leather fnlsh article superior
to patent leather, and at less cost
ALSO:
Machine Banding military Tents
Life Preservers, all patterns Wafer Hose every size,
Portable Shower Baths CRps bats and Southwesiers
low price. lOver Coats
Travelling Bags, Pea Coats ,.. ,,.-
Horse Covers, iClosks 'at'0us sSie''
Carriage Aprons lCapes
Carriage Rooa, Mems overals,
Water Pails, various pattorrslLcyyins
Raihsng Mats, Runtng and F.hing Boots
LadleR Aprons, Ducking Pants, with aoa,s,
Aecnsnfes APRON, Foot Balls, with air tubes,
Gun Cases nod Covers, Suspenders and Eiastics
Air fnsowS Gloves and Bits,
Chair Cnshions Camp Blsnte,s
Wagon Cushions, lCircingles and Girts,
Air Mattresses, ~ lTenu for Sportxmer.
Toe ABOVE sooos NC pSephIed by process entirely
different from any otaer rendering them nn.
holy superior The common Rqbs-x goods heretofore sold
In tho market Orders promptly executed for goods Of M
ssvleA ns 2swH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-06
SMITH,S HOMEOPATHIC Pharnscy No. 50.
GapKINCE's LINNEAN BOTANIC Gardel

&a PRINCES LINNEAN BOTANIC Garden
- and Nurseries, Flushing, pear Ne~-York-The great
Original Estaolishment-WM r PRINCE l. co.
offer for sale their unvaled collection OF Fruit and Orna
mental Trees &c and they challenge comparison of their
Trees with any others Whatever and invite purchasers TO
view them and satisfy themselves Of their supeofty by
which from TWO TO four years may be saved The Pears.
Pums. Cherries, Apncots. &C. from 10 - feet 10
hight and their Ornamental Trees 10 10 % feet The Ever
green Trees to Is feet, and Of beautiful form vi
Grapes, Gooseberries. Rasphers Currants and every
other class OF Fruit and Shrbbery they have
the choicest species The collection of Roses 70 ny a1 tae
largest in the Union, comprising 80. 90 PLANS OF iSoO
splendid varieties Priced Catalogues viii be st 70 every
postpaid applicant. and may he had OF CLAIM AUS
TIN agents. $50 FUonst and orders IN the su
.pnY no, iD.NlF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-06
Daily Arrivals Of Produce, Stock, &c. by the
New.York and Erie Railroad Company

APRIL 3-Bmge Ns,O. York, Wsndell-12 kegs butter
G Coleman; do Jennings & Thompson; do Captain
King; l6 do Capt Leeds; 237 bds steel Pierson Co
10 bales goods Nelson & Co; rolls leather Wright;
z Ely; a rolls do w Mapes IS sides do Hyde &
Tremain; SO calves to order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-06
@LAND ON TIE HUDSON, al Yop

RLAND ON TIE HUDSON, al Yonkeil-For
sale, Farm OF eighteen acrea OF land on the Eas
hank OF the Hudson River, IN the towr OF Yonkers
and County Of WeschesteT, within II miles Of the city Of
NewYors and mile Of The village and landing, be-
tween which and SewYorx steamboats, ply regularly tex
ceprpg il Wnterl times day The iand good and
ihs house winch and commotious, is built IN The
modern style with wide piazza In front end reaf From
had of the beautiful scenery of the Hnd
son. extending The Highlands and down the
bay Staten Island The Of
barn carriage-house stabe. &c-are all and IN
pleis ORDER and the lcehouss Is hed with ice There
excellent well Of upon The place, guile The
house Upon also large number of selected fruit and
ornamental II In well calculated fer gentlemAns
residence Tie above will be sold cheap Adjoining The
above on the North and also upon the river twenty
acres OF land without buildings which will be sold with tie
shove, or separate from il, II desired Apply TO
rnh2l tic VIM W. SCRUGHAN. Yonkera.
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bSAhoe
are a9o1tised. Liable
Ashby, Mrs
Atkinson. Mrs (6lh-av.)
Adams, Emeline r
Arnold. II c L
Anckrim, Elizabeth
Ag;n, Csiharine
Barnston, Mrs
bsr,helmy, Madame
Blaney, J
Bscot, Charlotte
Blaze, Calhsrine
Br-man, Eliza
Bern. Mary
Bell, Martha
Berry, Eliza
Beard, Emily
Breed, Mrs 6
Birdssil, Sursn
Briant, Sarah
Bensey, Betsey
Brown, Julia
Bucsler, Maria
Burton. Mary
Bprt~el. Anna
Burnside. Mrs
Burr. Patti
Brvson, Mary
Chambers, Sarah
CHllsrheu, Ellen
Carter, Mary D
Caldwell, Margaret
Caldwell, z
Clark, F
Garfield, Lydia
Carroll, Anne T
Campbell, Mary
Cheny, Rachel
Com or. Anp..2
Conner, Caiharine
Colts, Mrs
Colliugham, Eliza
Coylc, Harriet
CorHis, Marcy
Conford. Emily
Canton. Calharine
Cole, Mary
Cross, Mary II
Cummins, Z
Curry. Elizabeth
Churchill, Emma
Cunningham. Mary
Darling, Susannah
Davenport, Fanny
Davenport, c A
Davis, Annis
Davy, Belinda
Degraw, Cornelia
Debrow, Louisa
Dewoolf, Mrs
Dillon, Mrs
Downes, Elizabeth
Doben. Ann
Double, Margaret
Denobe, Mary
Dougherty, Margaret
Duffy, Eleanor
Dryer. Mary
Englishby, Mnrceila.,s
Evans, Amelia
Ellipgwood. Letitia
FnllOn, Ellen
Fauquier, E FL
Fslkner, J
Farnswortb, L B
Fleelbart. Catharine
Fellows. r T
Fredencks, Maria
Fine, Mrs (48lh.si)
Finn. Mrs
Fowler, Caroline
Fox, Calharine
Foster, Sarah
Forrer. NJ AE
Floyd. Emeline
GumbeII, EI1Zabeth
Gamble, Sarah Ann
Cav, Mrs A
Green, Elizabeth
Grant, J Fl C
Govel, Miss
Gibson, Sarah Ann
Cooley. Charlotte
Gloss, Margaret
Gordon, Juliette A
Hardy, Mrs John
Handy, Mrs James
Haslin, Catharine
Hawkes., Sophia
Hall, Beatrice
Harrison, L A D
Hart, Ann g
Heskle. Margaret
Hafftpgton, Eliza
Bilgar. Frances Ann
Hickman, J
Howard, Eliza A
Hoyt, Laura
Hutchinson, Caleb
jackson. J0rette
Jailee, Madame
Jayne, Eliza Ell
Jones, Mary
Jones, Eleanor
Johnson, j II
johnston. Margaret
Jones, Mary
Johnson, Susan
Keen. Caroline Il
Kent. Ellen
Knox, Sarah
Inuretto, Fanny
Lsvel, Mary
LaForrest, S
Lame, Eclectic
Lablanc, Ann
Lee, Margaret
Levey. Eveliue
Lemuel. Eliza
LeRov, Martha
Lee, H D
Lincb, Susan
Lincoln. Maria
Littlefeid, Eliza ]
Lord, Sarah Ann
Lord, Mary 6
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OMcial.
LIST OF LETTERS.


49, Ind be u further esncted,
Ard all ,dverr,eents made under the orders o. the Post
master GENERAL in newspaper newspaper Of letters
nncseS FOR sny Posi- Oee shall be inserted in the paper
or naners Of the place where the Office advertising
nav be situated hGving tie Target circulation. -
Nep Post Oflc- Lu.u passed Ah1rea D. lSS''
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aIY OKOER OF Robert d. Martin, Esq. Supreme

NY UKOEK OF Robert q. Martin, Esq. supreme
D Court Commissioner notice is hereby given that
tachmenl Issued against the Of Henry Goodenow
now or late Of Oswego, in the County of Oswego and
State of NewY0rk an absconding concealed debtor
on due proof made the said Commissioner pursuant 10
the directions OF the statute concerning Attachments
against abscondRg, concealed nonresident deblors,'
aud that the will be sold for the payment OF his debts
unless the said Henry Goodeuow appear and discharge
snch attachment according within three months from
the first publication OF this notices and thai the payment Of
any debts and The delivery of any property belonging 10
the said debtor him, for his USE and the transfer OF
any property by him. purpose whatever forbid
den by law, and are void. Dated Feb. . 1896
J. C. WRIGHT, Oswego, N. Y.
of1aper, Attorney for Attaching Creditors.
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SAILED.

ships Houqua Can.on Prince Albert London Roscius,
Liverpool; Indiana. New. Orleans.
Brig George, Charleston.
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Delaware, Crosse, South Amboy.


Packet ship Stephen Whitney. Popham, I'm Liverpool
Feb a. mdse, to Kermit
Packet ship Silve De Grasse Rch FIN Hayre, mdse, to
Fox & Livingston.
Ship Meteor Lawrence (of Gardner) 40 DIS fun Liver.
pool un6se TO Williams & Guion. On Tuesday, In lat 81
10 lon So passed Bremen ship bound to the eastward
1913 steerage passengers
Ship Camilla Kempton I'm Palermo and 81 dsfm Glib
ratsr mdse to Herbeck 9Th ult, lat 81 H. lon SO oO
spoke ship Alfred, 80 days from Lverpo' for NOresns
had experienced weather the passage The C.
has experienced gales the passage; carried
away cutwater, &c.
Ship Hercules Maniran, "a DIS I'm Palermo and Gibral
tar Feb l6 mdse, to ] Bridge.
Brig Tarquina, Motthrope. IL DIS I'm Mayageez, PR SUI
gar 70 10TH lat 81 AZ lon 6S &c. schr Mar
blshead Of Marblehead, from Porto Rico.
Brig Argus, Rich, from Curacao March 18th, to s w
Lewis.
Brig Charlotte Litt!eohn % Dis fm Jobos, PR sugar
&c. Left no American vessels.
Brig Oscela (of Bangor Mel % days FIN Guyana. PR
sugar &C. to Benz De Forest g. Co Left brigs Susan,
w Line of Portland leading for NewYork; Helen Maria
Sweese for do others not recolected 23d ult while
lying to In gale from NV lost boats galley chain boxes
tb.boom and received other damage. Mr.. Pearce the
first mate badly hurt In consequence OF both legs
being jammed between the boats and man.rai also the
cook badly acalded by the cspszing OF the galley.
Schr Charlotte. Parker. 81 dc fun Porto Cabeo, coffee
to Whitaker. l7th March, 10 gale Of wind from NV
which lasted days, sprung leak and split Sails
Schr China, Nickerson do fm Dennis fish, to captain
Scar Chief saShem Jordan, DIS from Passport fsh, to
master.
schr Thomas & Nancy simmerson, 6 DIS I'm Washing
ton NC, naval stores to master.
Schr Anaconda, Gorham, 5 ds fm Boston, ballast.
Schr Geneva Carver, Searsport. spars.
Schr Florence. Nickerson, Boston. mdse.
Schr R Field, Pault 4 de- I'm Boston.
Schr Red Jacket ds FIN Wesaeet.
Schr Georgiana Browne, I'm NBedford oil.
Schr Henry, Nye I'm NBe6ford. oil.
sloop Velocity. Gaines, I'm Hartford powder.
Sloop Index, Gibbs, New. Bedford, oil.