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Democratic banner., 1847-12-06
FOEL1S' HOTEL,
LOHiSiGU1. Me.

louisiana, Me.
e. THIS well known House is still open
Ill for the accommodation of the travelling
community. The proprietor, grateful for the
liberal patronage he has 50 long received, hopes
by constant attention 10 the wants Of his custo-
ners, TO merit Il continuance of the same. He
promises that his table shall at all times be sup
piled with the best that the country can afford;
AMI that particular attention shall be given 10 his
Stables.
For the benefit Of strangers he will say that
Foulks' Hotel is situated Oh Third Street, one
door south of Rlird's hotel and Immediately op-
po>itc the Academy. JOHN FOULKS Sr.
Nov. the Doth, lS47.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-06
Hark We to This!

4 LII those indebted TO the undersigned must
positively come forward and settle their
accounts %eitiaierhy Cashier Note. would great
ly prefer the cash, III am IN need of mQ:.cy
and money l must have.
JAMES NJ. MARTIN.
November 9Th le47.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-06

G The New Orleans Picayune, of the Goth,
announces the death of General Philemon
Thomas, at Baton Rouge in the 84th year of
his age.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-06
OH E.

FENHE subscribers having disposed Of thei,
4 entire Stock Of Goods to N. Bradley, Esq.
would request all those indebted to them by note
or book account, TO call Immediately at the old
stand (whcrc they will continue 20 transact their
bu>ine>s,) and settle the same.
They woul! respectfully solicit Cor their sue
ceSsor, the patronage 50 literally extended 10
hem. GEO. ". JENkS co.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-06
NEW STORE!
N'KIY, & co.,

E they are now opening at the above Stand,
n hrge and ueH assorted stock of .MrChGndiSe,
embracing all the articles usually found In Dry
Goods Stores. 1t consists in part rs follows:
LADIES DRESS GOODS:
A few patterns very rich and superior Cash.
mere d'ECosse. i
NIontpensicr Flaids,
Caledonia Plaids,
Twilled Lara Plaids,
Oregon Plaids.
Rich figured Alpacas1 f..
black silk warp do
DO coliUi! warp GO -.
half mourning Plaid do.
Muslin de LANES,
superior Plaid Cloakings.
WOODEN GOODS:
Superior black and blue Cloths,
Brown and Black Beaver L"
Black and fancy Cassimeres,
Oregon
Blue blanket Coatings,
White pearl and blue Blankets.
F~lannels, all c~olors,
Sattinetts do
Ken'ty Jeans do
Plaid LinseyS, &c.
COTTON GOODS:
.3-4 7-S A and 81 brown sheeting and shirtlngs
Fine sea island brown do
Bleached Cottons, all kinds;
rs and "A Osraburgs.
Bed Ticking; Brown Drillings,
Canton FlannelS,
Cotton Yarns, Candle Wicking SC.
HATS AND CAPS:
Mems fur and cloth Caps of every variety, in
GLIDING a few superior fur seal, and
silk Plush Caps;
Rows, Cans A fnll stock:
Fur Hats. a good assortment, ~
Tampico Hats,
Oregon do.
white and black wool do.
BOOTS AND SHOES .
Of every variety, and at the lowest prices of the
HARDWARE,
including log and trace Chains, Spades, Shovels,
grain Scoops, cutting Knives, Shovels and
longs, And Irons, Sad Irons, Nails.
QUEENSWARE,
a few full tea sets fine China ware,
Granite-ware, all kinds.
Glass preserve Stands;
heavy flutcd Tumblers. "
CALICOES,
A large and splendid stock.
GINGHAMS,
Every variety and Of the newest styles.
SHAWLS, 81:
A large stock, and some very rich.
VARIETIES:
Silk and Cotton Handkfs. a.-.
black ltal. and fancy silk Cravats. .
Ladies fancy do
Laces and Edg;ngs, all kinds,
white and llack silk Nets,
do do cotton do
Canbrics, Jaconets. Swiss & Null Musiins,
Bishop Launs Sc. SC.
white ard MKT Lambs wool Hose,
do do cotton, H.. H,-.
BLK. Alpaca and Cashmere do.
COUNTRY MADE JEANS,
500 yd's. Tor sale at from 50 to 6Octs. per ward.
GROCERIES, r. .g
A full stock. ..-.fA
DYE STuFFS,
a full stock.
Linseed Gil, Castor Oil, Turpcntine, win
dow Glass, Putty, painted Buckets,
superior Va. chewing Tobacco.
ALL Of which will L5e sold at the lowest pri-
res Of the @@aiket for Cash or Country Produce.
Inc public. and especially the ladies, are respect
July solicited to give us a call.
We shall soon be prepared to purchase for
Cash, most of the important articles of country
MCKAY & co.
Louisiana, Mo-, Sep. 27th, 1917. .
Democratic banner., 1847-12-06

The Commissioners from Yucatan, ap-
pointed to notify our Government of the in
dependence or neutrality of that province
! in the Mexican war.have arrived at Wash
ington.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-06

Maj. Iturbide, WIN was taken prisoner at
Haumantla, arrived at Louisville on Tues
day last. He is on his waSto Philadelphia,
to join the family of the late Emperor, his
father. The family has resided there for
some time.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-06
Dec. 9Th. 1877.
NANCY Tut. by SAMUEL ABBOTT,
her next friend, Complainant,

Macy Tut. by SAMUEL ABBOTT,
her next friend, Complainant, Bill for
,BuREEr G.. TuTr, Defendant.
% OW a this day the sill compl ;nant by he.
- Attorney files her bill, PRAYING that The
.bonls Of matrilnoHy contracted by her with sait
defendant may be dIssolvc.b and ii appearing t,
the Court that said defendant is not 4 resident oil
this State. it is ordered that notice be given here,
of by publication Of this order in some newspa,
per printed in this county, for eight weeks sue,
Ice>sively, the last insertion to be at least four
weeks before the next term Of this and
continued.
OF MISSOURI, IS.
County of Pike,
!, Simeon P. Robinson, clerk Of the circuit
for said county, certify that the foregoing
is a true copy from the record.
( Witness my hand AMI official seal.
Seal. Done at Office in Bowling Green, in
~ said county this the 18th day of No
vemher, lS47. S. P. ROBINSON, Clerk.
December 9th, lS47.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-06

1t is said that the President has resolved
to dismiss from the service, all who were
engaged in the recent duels in Mexico.
Can't Fi;gAk.-The Boston Atlas Wing
says the present. war is such that no
gentleman can engage in it. Hence it ur-
ges that all further supplies be stopped
San ounce of civet, good apothecary."
-l'!s
y Gen. Armstrong, we learn, returns to
~ eonculship at Liverpool, there being lit
tie prospect of active service for him in
Mexico.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-06

The Oregon Battalion is stationed for the
winter at Fort kcarncy, but the nearest
Post-ofice is at lligh-Creck, AtclliSon
county, Mo. 1t IS ncceSs,y for ali letters
10 be dire cted to that Office.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-06
Wanted,

Bceswax,
Dry Hides,
Flaxsced,
Taliow,
Dried Fruit, Sc,
For which the highest market price will b,
paid 10y N. BRADLEY.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-06

The Washington correspondent of tie
Baltimore Sun writes under date Of the
18th:
learn that Lieut., Sears, who arrived at
New Orleans in the steamer JgnqeS l. Bay
reached Washington tits evening, with
highly important dispatches, direc: from
Gen. Scott. They are up to the l4th of
October, and must of course include most
Interesting and important particulars rela-
tive 20 the prospects of peace, and of the
future course which tie C~ommandcr-in-
Chief considers advisable in ~"couquering a
peace"
They will bc opened in Cabinet Council
this evening, but they will probably not be
published in extenso until Friday, in the
Union Of that evening.
The tenor of my telegraplic dispatch,
yesterday afternoon, sufficiently verifies my
predictions that the administration would
not shrink from the responsibility of carry
ing on the war with vigor, and adopting
such measures as would make the war sup
port itself. We shall now seize upon the
whole revenue of Mexico, derived from in.
tcrnal or external taxation, whether it be
levied in the form of a state, country or
city tax. The measure has for some time
back, been pressed By the Secretary of the
Treasury, and is undoubtedly the most war-
like of auy that has been proposed, the &C.
cupation of the Halls of the Montezumas
not expected. 1t will deprive the Mexi-
cans of the means of carrying on the war,
and multiply our own. 1t will render the
raising ofnew troops improbable, and there
by save u gallant army the fatigues and
sufferings of another campaign, and the
country a great many valuable. lives.
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MARTINS HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH II.


Cleared
Ships-Rambsr, Baxter, Cork d II Robertson, Spartan
(Br) Harris Liverpool, Winsow; Columbis, Robinson
BaILs.Briskfon, Whituey, Manila and Mari,,us, J r
Smith; Darlington, Auchncloss Glasgow, II Auchncoss
Son.
nrig,-Peruysp. Cousins, Sligo. Nesmith Walsh; Tur
ssork, BIsuS vo,s Ann, SBrl Scott, Londonderry j
m may Son; rybss, MeCorm,sk, Apaschi;ols Hur
ssh, ... BaL:I Hrscd H.ysas Buck Pman
Wilmington, DeRoset Brown; Amelia Smith, Baltimore
M1.rd Lord Fair Lady Williams. philadelphia. Tocke
we'll, Spear. do; Ann Holmes, Church, Fall River
sooPs-Frse Trader, Hemingway, and President, Fsbie
BarGe-MiddlsseI, Wilcox, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Ship Vermont Perry from 0ssEow, Jan a. with mdse to
Dunham Dimon. The bark Yautucket, Glasgow the
18Th January and TO sail on the L. Feb NYok The ship
o. q f. sTp S E..
from New York, bound Hayre 2i Feb lat 20 50 ~ long
$40 spoke ship Mango Of Boston, 10 days I'm Savannah
March Iat % oPS65 % W fell IN with the wreck Of
phia, bosndto Belfast Ireland with nothing standing but
piece othe main and maiumas logged on
her beam ends her man rail the aboard side and
the wreck BY their request and brought them safe to New
York The Cora sinking condivionsx water Ia
her hold, and both pumps choked with They tried
e save part Of the! clothing in the long boat bat keep
they saved nothing but what they stood in excepting The
chronometer, that came board with the csptsiu The
officers and crew had merely time run their bow line
gale from the ard aIeMeadous sea on The .Rip vas
under close rsef When fell n with the wreck the crew
Has heavins the overheard IL nv opin}on N the
Cora was represented to me, and what saw mysc she
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ANrwERr-Bark Jane Key-6 bales @ Juug-7 casks w
Schmidt Vogel-s0 do 500 BIS Kunckelman-792 pkgs II
es Chance,o chs A Note oohn-1 bbs I Victor Duck
II pkgs Higef col es Schmidt Bledon--l do Zim
msrman-23 DO Schmidt x Taver-2l do Rolker 4 Moll
man-2t cs 30 OK, 10 order
0LAsoow-ship v Imont-3 bale. Smith, Thurgat & co
% bales do-2 Phillips, Chillengen Bss- Stone, Bros
Geo-l bale bx, McCallt strone-t boxe: Richardson
Wauon-6 u Bronnt x coll bxs, ~ do, do Russell
Marsh co-l3 Thomas Buckley-2 bis bx Richardson,
Watson co-s bIs Andrew, Mitchell X COLI Villa
FrcemIn-s cks do-s bxs Stone. Swan co-a7, pig
iron Richarc Jam.
RocHELLE-French bark Ag'e-36 cks brandy Cazet 4
Astoia-73 do d Wood-45 do Brsmnam Howe-255 do,
so vinegar red wine cks porcel ain Scignee
80 chs brandy John Baksr6o do stevens son-loo do
Batsalsu u cp-35o do to order.
MArANzAs-ship nther-6o9 bxs sugar II & A Stewart
"a do Moses Taylor-%5 do Backhouss-21o DO Curtis
-67 do Mayer & sucken.
PAsA-Bark Undins-s5 ess.s India Rubber casks BIS
Viogin rubber, N49 Arrob India rubber, Dbl balls 81
bbs BALKAN cop,iba 81 b-gs cocoa 1871 rolls ssspa ais
Alguers ITO India rubber Shoes Sc bushels Anato
nuts James Bishop Cos bbls yellow ochre, Smith Tor
rey &co.
sAauA La GaASD-Schr Asnnora-so hhds sugar $50
mOas, = Heaton
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upon the Legislature powers to regulate their
term Of Office, and to provide for their compen-
sation, were also conferred upon the Legislature.
In the assumption of these powers, the Senate
has not acted wisely 1t has not been distinguish
ed for diligence or moderation, or sagacity.-
The act of appointment, with such a
number Of unexcepuonable candidates for the
office, may be consummated in day, without
any possible prejudice to the public interests. But
the Senate has wasted several weeks in boot
less and irrelevant and incorporate comparison
of codes of law; it has behaved precisely as II
the commissioners, in the compilation Of a great
law code, were to act under the instruction Of the
Senate the Senate, in sooth, has gratuitously as
sumed the discharge of the duties which the con
sttution devolves upon the commissioners In
the meantime, the House has determined to
await the action of the Senate.
have the satisfaction TO announce TO you, that
during the present week joint committee OF
conference will be appointed by the two houses,
to agree upon the names of the commissioners OF
the code.
have no hesitation in expressing the belief
that the bill relative to the bonding OF emlgrant
passengers arriving at the port OF New York will
pass the Senate in its present shape.
Martin Van buren, returned to Undertook yes
terday.
The mercury was several degrees lower to-day
than yesterday
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TINE MARRIED WOMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL
Il LOMHANION. hv A MI Manricesn nrnfe of dis

THE MARRIED WON ANS PRIVATE MEDICAL
ease: ., Women Just Pes
here contained though of nature strictly intended
for tbs married yet 10 those contemplating marriage is
equally important
srsY i.nals s,t.I married sssssmplaas msfsss.'
5.is eOat.nsd Of ihs :..,.nSs q which
psst Of snf from osi
from ,,oDpsss iI1ssui.rty. eelins retention 4 The
and most certain remedis. for removal Of
plants
coatsmpistSs to become oSs willie lad
Sa "s As% p ss s Sapss nv vi.
asssn s n ss'
3: !; s s g e. $s%ss
Medical ompspion" will 9e sent free Of postage 70
MsarsesS box 1874 New York city oce No s's Broad
e.pis. slowed liberal sesuns The
9 ose
realize handsome profits from is ,se few Tcr1 agents
500 a Saa T...syA S% S9M m aDss
AZ he Of ofa S Ss
Sw1s law for wy aIns sa Al Ttssfg es h
@ s sss Af sSss sy e. Sa M'e Electro
The yeops New YorE represented in Senate
See The prop Of the patent right OF Morses Flee
Magnetic Telegraph be- and heeby authorized
20 construct lines OF sad telegraph from pint aud
OF tn. within ,hr lin, Of this ste by
erection OF posts butments for wires
of the sane Provided that the shall any
stance be constructed to eaasnge piunouy
The navigation Of such wntes; aud provided also
the private rights OF individuals shall be IN
consumption Of any brdge other similar erection
who shall kno ng'y wilfuy injure modest
strcy OF the said nei the materials properly
guilty Of and be punished by hne
have and take cogniz thereof.
sec The Legislature may at any time alter, modify or
Keeper, OF owners Of Junk Shops and all other
IsqIested 10 give notice at the Teleg sph Oe, Posts
Buildings, corner OF Hanover Exchange Place
sale e. LIVINGSTON Secretary,
NEW YoRK, Msrch3, Isi1. No. 10 Wall street
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FLORENCE HOUSE.


- JOHN FLORENCE, Jr, has new completed bis
and ,pacoas building designated aud which he
plan In addition the ccmmodous Restaurant
the floors above spIenddy he'd with every modern
saler apart gents, similarly furnished for the
mediation of individuals, or Of small parties where las ia
by carte plan sudedto Attached the establish
(eiance quite distinct from that with the public de-
parmcn) acme Sky bedroom: snge and donbe with
elegant paors sdjopngthe whale forming FIRST class ho
tel for gentlemen To be conducted scale nj
and accommodation hiiher unattaned in this
trusts mat e Is unnecessary Tor MN 70 assure me
nary department will be of the beat kind throughout and
he invites gentlemen who de.irous Of the time
hm as above where he will be happy afford them syely
facility Of rr@sainng ms new and commodious establish
ment. m2 lm~ic
Mareha Q, itu.
IA STATEN ISLAND COTTAGES To LET OR
cs:H LEAsE.--Thrsc Cottages situated on Castiston
Heights caro- di Monte. Ststen Island svrround
ed by hne forest trees and commanding an unsupassed view
of the City the Bay and its islands, snd the while
the the distance each ferry beng less than
mile.
Bagitelle-A parlor, dining room, aud bedrooms.
Crows Nest-A paror dining room library, hedrocms
and servants roomsattached carriage house with stable
Oak Land2 parors large dining room IL bedrooms bath
ROOM and servants carrags house, with
Thsss COTTAGES enjoy common the use of II sces Of
beautiful woodland enclosed and in the midst Of which they
Apply to Madame Grymes. at her residence. Capo d
Also Capo d Monte the beautiful mansion now the resi-
depc, of Madame Grymes too well known to rsqae de-
and Is acres Of woodland out walks an ice hon,
fed gardeners house and carriage house with bling for
six horses are attached: go. .
furrishet teal tmeodsrc
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by Last Nights Southern Mall
Herald MARINE Correspondence.

Herald MARINE correspondence
PHILADELPHIA. March Id PM
Arrived, bark Mary Parker Sharp NOrleans; brig Oak,
Willard. NYork Boston, Townsend do; Volta Tutlle do;
Delaware, Bhe- PIovidence soop Thomas Davis, Blue,
Bait Below big Erie, Baker, from Bost:n; CD ssh,s
Boston, Townsend Boston, Von, Tuttle, NBedord Oak,
Bayore Bait: Elizabeth Jane Dukes dol soop Friendhp
Hollinger, Norfolk; barge Mas, Stackhouse, NYork
Foreign Ports
CARpKNA Feb 27In port brgs Eliza, Bazer. for Port
land day; Antares Hatch for Boston, une; Cordela
Shaw of aud for Poi1 d. do; Knight Saford for do,
in ds; schrs Mary Sorer, Dyer do III days; Marsh
Hooper, wig cargo; Italian Pettingl for Boston, in two
days,
CIESruEGos. Feb Is I'm port brgs Mcclellan. Orb. from
from Boston, di,g: Noble Deming do dol and schr Cairo.
Merrill OF and for Portland ldg.
Home Ports.
baltimore, Mar 10-hr Br ship Signet, Thomson L-ih
spoke Feb lat AZ 3d. len So brig Model Ry fm Bat
Cork ALSO ba ks Schools Thompson MayagurZ, PR;
Mary, Johnson Boston, schr Ksnhswa, GIANT Frankfort
Below bara unknown and brig Fashion fm WI-dies I'D
ship Hooper, Gdler, Sligo; brgs Bell JnIvs, S.u u
America; Nstrska Medcslf Gulf Of Msriso; sch,s Alice
Hanna Wlndies; John Aliyne Perry, Mobile sid, brgn
lakewood NOrieans; II Trowbridee Barhadoe,.
NORFOLK, March 8-Arr. barquc St Msry's, Milliken
Boston brig ROYAL Sailor Beamsn, M.tanz's schr Maer
UiquhaI Gwsthnsy smi,h6elt in HAMPTON Koads Sa,que
Thomas. Sid, Br ba'que Larch Broomhead, Liverpool
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ALBANY, March 8, 1917.
The Funeral Of Capt. Morris.

me funerdf " Capt. Morris
The capitol was in mourning to-day. Legsla-
tive affairs were suspended. The impressive and
solemn ceremonials Of sculpture OF the noble
dead commanded the at,en,ion Of the populace.
A gun was fired every thirty minutes during the
day, except while the cortege was moving, when
minute guns were fired. The body of Capt
Morris was removed to St. Peters Church
Yesterday, and the last services Of the church
were performed there.
The sombre interior of the church-the black
cerements of that cold tomb, which is the COM
mon lot Of the l'ving-the coffined body, covered
with the American fag-the sweet and solemn
melody of the organ, conspred to create a uni
versal awe, and 10 sadden all hearts. The dry
corpse became the embodiment of all those
things which nations hold in high esteem Land
the nation was IN her travail at the loss OF her
treasure. l thought so Tor q moment whio
looked on. The CHI eff Off GERS Of the government
were present with their military stats.
The Senate were there, and the House. The
Senate met this morning and adopted resolutions
expressive OF their high sense OF the virtues OF
this officer, and kympathising with his family in
this sfflcton
AS the body was borne up to the chance, one
of the reverend clergy began to read" l am the
resurrection and the life, saith the Lord" &C.;
the organ, with its silver notes, sweet and mourn
fn', rang out drge every tn ny was hus he'd -
Mr. KIP, one of the distinguished clergy, and a
man OF good intellect, read the selection oil
psalms.
One Of the clergy then threw earth upon the
coffin, and said" Man that is born of n woman
ath but short time 10 live, and is full of misery"
Ire services were ended
the procession to the tomb was one of the
fne-t ever saw; it should have been strictly and
entirely military procession, but it was both civic
and military. A detachment of u. 8. Artillery
were present; their appearance was good. The
body was placed upon carriage covered
with black cloth, which was drawn by four
horses. Immediately after the corpse was a led
horse, in charge Of two soldiers of the Usited
States Infantry. After these, came the family Of
the officer, the Governor and his staf-officers the
Senate, &c. &c: The bells Of the several churches
were tolled, and minute guns were fred while the
procession was on its way. Several thousands oil
the people were in attendance. One of the mill.
tary companies will set off for Buffalo this evening
with the bodies OF Captains Field and Williams
The adjutant Of (Milord) the Governor will leo.
ture before the Young Mems Association this
evening, on "The Political Duties and Response.
bilites OF the Present Age"
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misceIlaneous Record.

Miscellaneous Record.
Packet SHIP New WORLD captain skiddy for Liverpool
detained until Friday.
~ We arc again indebted to the New London News
ndihs Newport Rhode Islander, for slips.
Brig Hyias Eu,ti. 10 day. from Norfolk for St john Pr
seSG Dises1 Of Prospect, from Maanza. for Boston, Mar
n. E;S hs ss St. &
ps: s ship John Edw S ES 81 ws
h sn %S sH,~ %
81 s5s,s '1 % % IT,
, nj s !'ss rf sss :S sssss Dec
sH w .I,sa 80 81 .a 1 ch as IH
al sy ~ Gh as:ss s . port
..nssr 10 the Bengal '"' snip o"e'''' u ''
I'D ss
board she Meteor, Il My,iic.
G.p;sn Hemp.ss.d Il Tho Indian Chief informs t.,y.
the s on % wn.a Gn S o
.hook.-,aw them ,ioat al dayEs?asd ore bundle S
n. asS inc ys:s have had
Foreign Ports.
az sss
ss.si +. S: Az:
se ss. ss s ss.,s. arm:
brgs CHARLES Edward Romer ldg for Boson w Dow for
Boston unc; schs Tennessee, Todd for Charleston,
week. Perry, Wooster for NYork, SOON brig Marshall,
hence, just arr. ..
ST Thomas Feb 2l-ln port barls Roman, Dockeudo FIN
NYork for sgow disg Horensia Jackson rpg to sail
.oon Jane Drnkwster wtg r tsnce 5eposd Sd 70. Ma
R sIs: s:l% Watt.
10 leaky-hss disg and is u Wolf Sturdiyant, I'm
Ysk for Newry, in distress disg; Henry Lee Sardy wig;
Rupert Nickerson from Gnsdaloupe Just schrs Orb
ShieIs for Bait disg Foster Norton for NYork wig
trt Catherine fer do I5h TaIquina, Nicos oil Ne
Haven ft; Helen, Collins, dos 81 Andrew, CROMWELL
do; schr Cecil Bnney sid the 18th for Ca,denas Also In
port, schr Warrington, Gatskil, for Turks Island.
00ns r0rGs.
BALrIMoRE, Mar 9-Ar ship Tyrien, Jackion Bostsn
bIks Sarah Jackson Byard Slg9 Sarah sheal ssnd 81
zas; squsntum Sparks BuckspoIt; Bolivar Bunker Nan
tucket Cid. brgs Wing Beard Rio de ysderc end mar
ket: Baltimore Gill Brazos Santiago; Trowbfidge VIM
tlesey Barbados; Krkwood Haynie NOrleans; schr 81
Croix. Hoyt, Eastport Sid big Kate Pendergast Mays
guez Sc Johns PR; schs United States Laguayra Sarah
Francis Kingston, Ja Michigan NYoIk Medora, tBr) Der
muda; Genera! Irwin. Savannah; Ellicott, NYNk
NEWPORT Mar 6-Arr brig Sabine, Bradford Brstol New
York; sch Columbia Perry Providence for Phila Csnds
Norfolk for Boston, Montana, Rich Wellfleet for NYork
Concert Boston for Richmond William Henry. Richmond
for Boston.
Phil ADELPHIA. Mar 9-An, bs,que John Welsh, Anne.
Palermo; schrs Two Brothers. Kelsey New York; JOSEPH
Mash Rogers dos Mary Miller Dole do; Mary Ann Guest
Rogers do Hero, Spear do John homp.on, Fskeubnrg
Egg HarbOr Jane BOlles New London; Caroline Wicker
| son. Boston
RrcHMoND, Mar s-Arr schr Thomas H Thompson, Brown