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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04
COmnEzAClAL INTELLiGENCE.
City Trade Report.

New YoRx. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. g. ls47.
The weather very wet and ormy, rendering all
outdoor business exceedingly dsagreeabIe. The
ksts were generally quiet, while quotations exhibited
some less hrmness in breadstufs.
AsHvs--The market was steady with moderate sales
at 81 SIX 81 SIX for Pots and S. 37h for Pearls.
BARL.Y--75 cents was offered. Holders held it at
higher rates.
Befr4OO bbls sold since last report, (country mess
$0 prime So On change holders were firm at $40 90
tor mess, and So 80 for PRIME
BsEswAx-Last sales made at 263s ~ for South.
ern and Western yellow.
BsElpsruTrs-F Flour The market continued quiet.
Some large holders demanded 81 tor 0epesee but buy
not plenty as yesterday at Sc s71,; small
sales made at So SIX and 1000 do at Sc 7b $50
Troy do sold at Sc 75 1000 barrels Southern George
town. and go do How ard street, Baltimore sold at SO so
CorToN- Notwithstanding the very Indictment state Of
the weather. there eppenred to be good business
acting this article We heard of sales of 1000 bales at
firm prices, portion of which reported export
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FROM MEXICO Newspapers had been received
from the city of Mexico 10 the 10Th of Dece mbe r,
at which date Congress had action
to the the election of President. The country
be Says OF the lstters) very distracted
condition. and the tone Of the public press despsnd.
ing than heretofore.
letter has also been received from Tampco, stating
that the writer had arrived from Tsmaulipas where
he left General Tay ior General Patterson Gene al Pill
low and General Quman, with their various commands
amounting to six thousand men lie had very hazard.
pus and atigung trip from Victoria TO Tampco and had
pass the Line Of the Mexican cavalry twice the road
He reports large force of the Mexcans at Tula Zoe.
tive which and Victoria there almost impossible
range of mounains,) under the command OF Generals
Valencia, Urrea Fernandez, Romero Lori are, and
Monte Negro amounting 10 about eight thousand men,
Warrington Union, FEB 2
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PERNAmBuco Jan. lst l6i7 - Our import market Ia in
quiet position. The scarcity Of money Is severely felt
and we believe not far wrong, when we state
that the present receipts in cash. for past sales Of
featured goods do much exceed the of duty
pay able the large quantities lately arrived Being
nov in the midst OF the Christmas hoydays business is
partially suspended; and i'll probably continue until
the middle OF January when revival may be looked
for. Flour-in this article for period of two months
prior 10 the goth ultimo, without fresh sup
ply which caused prices to advance and for the Tele.
graphs" cargo from Richmond, understand that 1911
600 usual long credit offered but ntly
sold at ls500 $4,000, short credit The parcel, per
bak Globe, from port has not yet been disposed Of
Business in sugar has been extensive; but first
finest quality oil white has continued in constant demand
at comparatively high prices for ports along this
purchasers, however, have been checked by of
suitable vessels and the scarcity of cash. Freghis are
up 7o fer sugar in bags; present quotations for
sugar, 81 % per cw for wnlte In cases; IS % for
Muscovado, in cases. white in bags s. 81 So do and
4th qualities 81 33a$4 Al Muscovado bags, fiji st qua
S29ss So TO- Owing to want Of some of our
sugar packers have obliged send their stocks
Rio de Janeiro Hides continue plentiful and can
be purchased at So 81 So % per 100 lbs Butter is very
dull, and stock first and second hands, about 37U0
hfkins
MoyEy MAnKEr.-our circulating medium being too
small for present extensive business discounts
advanced, and cash commands ~ per month on
first rate bills Early in the month moderate amounts
passed in exchange at 2sd but day 1t is firm
29d, on London with some transactions Paris at 326
326. and 3l7rs
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State OF the Flour Markets.

PIrrssuae, Feb. 2-The Ohio is in good navigable
order There is no change In the price Of nour Sales
heavy with little demand.
CIScINSArI Jan. 81 Flour commands 81 80a$4 co.
Lard OK Pork in bulk, 8.
BALTIMORE, Feb 2-Howard street -four has expo.
renced decline in price Sales of 1000 bbls were made
to-day at $5s7X Sales Of 5000 bbls Baltimore City
Mills at &c. at which price the market is Arm Sales Of
meal at So; do prime wheat $2s per bushel; do
prime yellow corn Csc; do oats %.
PHILAsELpHIA, Feb 2-Flour and Meal-On Tuesday
night receipt OF the private letters from Europe 3o0
barrels were sold at S562xsS575. On Wednesday
Is 600 barrels taken for export Sc up to So
and the latter price refused Since then the demand
has fallen of, and prices have declined l2kalex cents
per barrel Sales Of 10 600 bbls at s, S6l2 Sc 90,
6O6x Sales for the week 81 700 bbls for shipment and
speculation For city use sales at $6,06k to $537k,
extra at higher rates Rye Flour is held S46 but
sales Corn Meal has also advanced Sales OF % 900
bills at $4a426 early in the week. and subsequently, at
$780, 81 62hsS4 rs. part for future delivery. To-day
we quote S4SOsS4,76. Bread has advanced u cent per
ROCHESTER, Feb l--During the week, wheat has sold
in streets at The supply has only been fair
notwithstanding the advanced rates On Thursday about
1900 Ibis Off were taken at 3d. and Friday 1000
sold at the rate Corn has been taken at 6Oa
Buck wheat -four sells by the quantity at 81 pei
hundred Butter has found sale freely at l2al3c The
RICHMOND, Feb. l.-Flour-Sales at Sc rs, some ask
Sc Corn IS to 80 cts; OATS so IS cents, in demand
wheat, 81 zoe to 81 Csc per bushel
NEW OkLgAss, Jan 25 -Flour-500 bills Ohio sold
from the Levee at 81 so, 500 at So. and 20o fine
81 90, holders Of Ohio generally frn at So. Corr
There was quite an animated demand this morn
yellow, abuot 1000 bushels at 76c 400 bags white yel
low and mixed, from Levee 272 mixed and white and
1000 white and yellow 10 Kentucky baggng all at TIC
ana 906 white, in two lots in Kentucky bags, at 70c
SAVANNAH. June 2S--lO0 bbls New Orleans sold from
wharf sax per Dbl Sales of Genes.ee Baltimore
country, at quotations CornThe sales have been lgh
this week let OF 700 bushels disposed Of Zoe
per bushe, which is about fair wholesale price. Re-
tuils from store from rs to so cents per bushel.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
miscellaneous Record.

mI0C0lI0nGOu0 HoCOTUs
WREcK OF BRITISH VEssEL-Capt Sanford OF the ship
Napier At Baltimore reportsOn the 3st Dec lat 80 lon
% So pasted the wreck three masted vessel about three
hundred tons, apparently copPcred she had
figure head md painted fore mud mzen mas and bow
spirit sorey gone aad gone about Thirty feet
from the deck; had her stern, Apolo, Of Dundee."
Capt boarding her. but prevented on account
Of It's blowing heavy the time.
Spoken.
Brig Ellsworth of Calais wilmington, steering s. Jan
a, lat 30 10, Ion 70 So
Brig Josephus, steering g. Jan a. lat 80 49, Ion 725o
Home POrts.
Feb schrs Cstharine Martha, Gardiner,
York; Elizabeth Baker, Fall River, via Newport CID
ship Elise KOCH Bremcn brig foultoeY Mount, Mo
do Janeiro and market. -,
NoRroLK, Jan 3O-Arr ships Predmore, Aumack, FIN N
90; WIN Henry w'ds FIN ThSmas,9p; MOn:ieeo, R,itr'
DO baltimore Pilot boat Dolphin. Bowling, from cruzs,
Reports bsgs wymsp and Page for Boston, brig. ~
della Brown fov 81 Johus aud Caroline Sutton for Tampi.
co. and sshr Hsnrets Cnapp all from Ba timore having
gone this mornngaso brig Don JUAN hence for ho
Janero.
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Mr. DrLAso, (quite sxcited)-I said, unless Southern
rotism win light around them the Ares OF freedom
that will melt the shsckles Of slavery.
Mr. ATKINSON would Ask
Mr.. DrLASo-I don't give way.
Mr. BArLv, (while Mr. Dslano was speaking III want
It understood that that sentiment from western
whig
Mr. DELAro said that 40 much as he was devoted to
the Union be would rather il shattered than ex tend
the institution of slavery Let meet the question as
now presented He would say to Mexico, " We want
OF your territory " he would withdraw our troops
he wanted only rights he would stop the enusioh
of blood and treasure The war was commenced Ia
wickedness and prosecuted in the same spirit Come
back now and offer such of peace a. VIII prevent
the plains OF Mexico from being more thickiy strewn
with the bones of our countrymen
Mr. Wick of indiana (afsr having adjusted ms spec
taces) declared TO Mr. Wentworth that he held him to
be lestle better" than whig' and that ne never
heard say he should be read out OF the party
He ex claimed the difference between democrats mea.
sures and democratic principles. The honest hard
handed hoosiers whole representative he 10, for the
want of better, look on the Wmot provso peace
breaker truce BREAKER and ell IN his district except
perhaps two hundred abolitiorsts looked II de-
maqoeical and calculated to prevent an efficient
prosecution OF the war; For himself he was willing. at
present. to express very candid and honest
that must get the territory from Mexico FIRST and
pass laws for II afterwards. He replied to Mr. Went
worth and Mr. johnson
Dir. sxvEsAsor obtained the floor, when the commit
tee
West Point, was passed,
And the House adjourned.
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PHiLApELpHiA, Feb. 8, ls4'

PHILApELsHiA, Feb. 8, ls47.
The author Of the conundrum pronounced to be the
best BY the decision committee, at the prize concert
few evenings since, and therefore entitled the piano
has commenced suit to obtain the article and the sheriff
has seized it writ Of replevn. The affair will prove
loss to those who started it for phanhropic object
Two young from Trenton had quite an ad
venture last night while spree In the lower part Of
the county. While in disrepuabls house, of them
lost his watch and their movements subsequently
suspicious to excite the notice Of constable who
was the look out for burglars. After watching them
for some time the officer accosted them, and their
plies being unsatisfactory he arrested and took
70 the 0cs mp mao s
accommodated With lodgings in the watch house,
but discharged this morning. no proof OF crminay ap
The Ericsson line of steamboats, have recommended
their trips between this city and Baltimore having bro.
open the navigation The boats leave here every
day with heavy freights
The u. schooner Sarah Jane purchased recently by
the government leaves to-day for the Brazos with army
stores.
from the southeast which has had the effect of suspend
ing tsegraphic communications on all the lines The
New York press will therefore be without the Congress
sona report of to day unless the rain should stop
The National 0reys, Of our crack volunteer corps
give their annusl ball on Monday evening next. The
delight by city bellies; and from the preparations
making their anticpatons will be more than realized
Anoher brilliant DAHL to come on shortly, one to be
given by the French Benevolent Society 10 add to their
fund for the relief of their dis essed country
The Battle Of Life Dickenss work, has been dra-
matsed and will be brought out this evening at Peale
Museum, in this city. The engagement Of Collins at
the Walnut street. is proving profitable that which
preceded it. Last evening, though the weather was
very incement. brilliant audience greeted him
The storm has occasioned high tide this afternoon in
some OF the shipping 10 drag from their moorings.
Sale OF stocks nj Philadelphia.
FIRST BoAsDm;oo Lon g.. s' los; 500 do rs lolk
Ss Sc, '0s; 81 oirard Bauk, !Sx t,rand uuf Bank
sIcoND BOARp-l32 Gfard Bank, l0I 100 State IS, 72x
Sehuy kill BIZ s. 5000 Texas Treasury Notes. l as DO los
l3< 1900 Texas Bonds 90 80 Morrstown RR s 30 Morris
Canal, l0x.
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Foreign lamentations.

DUYpEE-Bark Gsmiss-l0 br, 28a bis Gibon e. Co--58
bis Burett-lo do Tucker Mead-io7 pkgs smith, Thur
co-32 bis &c brs Cameron Brandli6 bis IS to
order.
SANTA Cruz, Cuba-Brg Delaware-lo hhds molasses IL
Curtis-d0 900 seq irs to order.
HAvANA-brg Home 262 hhis molasses % ties Moses Tay
lor-ii3 900 segars 80 bales tobacco A NJ Hus.e
PoHr Fame-62 600 lbs logwood GOT bags
coffee T. k0ssiTe v Co.
ssrrA MARTHA-schr Mary Ellen-osa3 dollars eel hides
AL bags coffee logs mahogany old iron go0 css fus
tic Everett Btteilll3 hides Avengure-I pkg gold
Harmony Nephews " Co.
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Ne,c Orleans
1T,t Ar.o.

CoRH-The arrivals have been large, about six or
OF which however it was believed had already been
sold This 30 900 sold q. 81 o. during
change 300 bushels Jersey yellow and white oooo ioe
future delivery, changed hands at 81
CoRw MEAWe note sales OF 100 barrels to arrive at
81 10 and 1000 do, on the spot at So
CorrrE-There has been some further arrivals Of Rio
and large holders appeared disposed to await the acton
Of upon the ss OF a ns
CoAL-Foreign was Inactive
HsMP-The market w0s steady at ITO a ll5 cents for
dew roted. but sales limited.
IrpiGo-l0 cases Bengal s,ld on private terms.
LARp-We note tales Of 100 bbls at S1s cts.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans remained steady at 81 80
NAVAL sroRrs-small sales Spirits Turpentine con-
tinued to be made at 40 cents, cash
OATs-New Jersey were quoted at 40 q IL cents, and
North River and Canal at as 90
OLs-we note sales Of 1000 gallons American lnseed
at 90 cents Small sales crude sperm continued to be
made at 81, and n. w. whale sold at 80 40 cents
English aud but h linseet sold at sc 10
Provisions The market was Arm, but sales were
limited. 200 barrels mess were reported sold at SIS
Prime was held at Sl2
RYE was quoted at 90 cents.
RIon-Continued in good request for export, and fur.
Their sales were made at 81 20 for good prime.
srsps-We note sales Of lss erces rough aaxseed at
so sales OF Pcnnsy lvania coverseed continu to be
made at ~ cts.
| 10 600 lbs rendered at sIf cts.
~ WHEAT-The market was quiet. We note q sale OF
800 bushels Genesee white at 81 IS.
wHALssosE-The stock in New Bedford is said to con
sist lbs N w. and so 900 South Sea- the former
somewhat frner, and holders demanded s5 IS c;
and 80 cents for the latter
1 WooL-NothHg since last report.
FaEieHrs-The packet chip Iowa has been " ithdrawn
from the Hsvre line and loaded with -four for Liverpool
7s which continued the current rate TO day Grain
continued TO he shipped, in sacks, at 23l; cotton
quoted at l6d I'D per ID square bales, probably
could have been shipped trife lower. No new re-
marks make in reference 10 rates to Havre and
London. The Hibernia, which sailed from Boston on
Monday, carried out $40 sacks OF corn.
REAL Estate AT AucrIoS-S story store Nos.
% by Al .. .ssa, $50
Lewis street, lot IS by 100 ............... asSc
Clinton and Montgomery streets, lot % by 100 2,0a,
House and lot No 81 De eystor street. between
Front and South street. lot 20x4s o. ....... 8 00C
Three houses wit lots of ground, south side
s6lh ST., between 9Th and sth avenue ooxlol. . loo
LOT No. 342 Bowery near Bond ST. 20 dxiI5. 32C
Lot adjoining 26 4x,03. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s7sC
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New ORLEArs-shp st Mary 30 b. hemp A q Jansen
2200 pigs lead Luliough-l9 bills lard dam, sage
coio hbds tsllow MeuIt cot BIS hemp l. 5ayre-3i
bbs flour Wsrag G,tgJIy " CO. rs BIS Oran-27 do
Hooker Usbosn--T 90 Judson, Cornell " Wales-n ties
hams er.n Loss CO. 20 BIS cotton Thompson co97 do
adams Has thornol DIS whi,key Lawrence, Myers
10 bs cotton Marhoe, ber Sco-ll bbls lud WORK
BIS cotton Ave III COLO kegs Pulien
co7s bbls matt IS do 10 bs Mossaso pkEs stanton
kost--77 bbls pork to order.
ST. Mars BARK Maoty3s 5 bis cotton Center co-Ts
DO n Wsfng son-z3 do Hclorook. Nelson 4 Cola do
Nul,ordm easss tobacco Perkins,, B,eots Whss-if Al
:"s.s Wc.s'
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Briuu,,,n Lu.l.r market.

Frp. lat market. ss5 Beef Cattle, yokes working
oxen, 90 cows ami calves 1900 sheep, and $50 swine
Prices-Beef Cattle-ilarket brisk, with an advance
last week's prices. Extra So 37H FIRST quality, So;
second do, So IS 10 third do, 81 IS q SAT
Working Oxen-Sales at Sis SOS, and Ss5.
Cows and Calves--Sales at from $40 TO $40.
Sheep-sales at 50, %. 49, 80, and 49, about Is
extra at 81.
Swne-At retail from ~ to &C.
We notice two beautiful white Steers driven by Dex-
ter Moore of New Fame Vermont and faened by Free.
man A. Fuller, of North White creek, Washington
county NJ " and sold to Daniel Anterior for 81 so per
hundred
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southe Cotton Markets.

,Nsw oRLtASs, Jan 25, P. M-rhere was considera-
Die inquiry this morning put yet nothing has tran.
sprea on Saturday, upwards Of 1000 bales we're sold,
until To-Day.
Ntwrosr lFia) Jan. l9.-The cotton market has been
rather quiet during the past week In of
rs,sSss NY. o. vessels and an advances IN tho rate Of
that wsrs offered, went into store we havs heard Of
the sale Of huttwe sts d sh 70 * we austs ssres
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New Bedford OIL Market.

IFtr The week enilnE Foo. I, Is4I ]
Sperm-We learn OF saiss Of lbs bbls at ST. Oh 100 bbls
Marceias cargo prices not made public supposed
81 02 and bbls private terms In Wesiport sales
OF about 1900 bbs being the entire stock at that place
The stock OF spe oil in this market reduced 100
bbs 100 OF which is dark and in Fairhaven to $50 bbls
WhaieA sale of 200 bbls at 80 cents. stock remain
ing on hand at this place 1850 bb only $50 Of which
ia first quality and at Fairhaven 600 bbls South Sea oil
Whale bons-A sale of 1000 lbs North West bone at
cts 10 800 lbs shipped TO New York. leaving the stock
hcre 81 500 lbs OF n W. Coast and 40 700 Of South Sea
Total lQl 200 lbs.
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UkOO REWARp-AMERICAN CoMPOUNp-Thi

0S00 REWAHD-AMEkICA AN CQMPOu Nd lms
WOOO popular, pleasant, and specific re"ssay . IN
ranted efecnav all ola decnte osohse ~
les DAYS under forfeiture Of the Persons using
this celebrated atele need fear eIposues a. ~
odor the BREATH restriefion "a .nn,sn,
aud 10 adapted every sex and conaSu
no noriou drugs injurious 10 Of ous
case. have been cured by angle & Snao,itv
hs is no tumped humbug II has long Vssn,
80 IN .ne ne Of the hand ed SEES lily IT, ana
convince voarseves Sold whoesse by a 30
and Walker Bowsry Houston B0we AID foSr on 81 ,s
n.S. y, Cocorner Of Broadway and Gh.m
s cor OF Fulton aud %st:r 81 New YORK. ST. rr h
sssnss "a Wv iIs, e.i .,ss, s's u
Err SSs s:yl s Esll:s: ''"' ''" hi~:si'"
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NUNNS 4 FlSChEkI
" GUILD call the attention Of their friends and the public
w at their Mandatory and Wareroom, 10 Oreenwch
street, examine their Of Piano Fortes They
are tho fashionable and newest patterns.
n. B. Pianos with Coemans Patent AUlian Attachment
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SAVANNAH, Jan 29.To Liverpool, the rates u for
round and square baes-round bales alone, 96d Coast
wise, the rates New York have advanced since our
last We quote 9l6 for square and lll6c round
bales c.ton To Baltimore, tho rate is sly per tiercs
rice; Philadelphia, SIX
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A CURE FOR COLDS.
MRS. CARKOLL'5 Medicated Vspor and Sulphur
1vl Baths 1874 Fulton street, opposite Church street
certan for Colds Coughs, kheumstsm, Sore Throat
and all iommatory diseases incident tn. changeabie
Of the weather The sulphur tapor Bath Is partcu
la y recommended by 6r physicians as cure for s
erupons and diseases u the skim No danger Of taking cold
after the of these baths. j29 lm'rc
MONEY LENT.
THE highest prices advanced in large and small sums
i gold and silver Watches Diamonds, plate jcwery dry
goods furniture clothing and description Of personal
property. JOHN NJ DAVIES, Licensed pawnbrokcr, 293
William street. Duane Persons received IN private
Offices by ringing the hell. j29 lm"nc
OFFICE OF THE LoNo ISLAND RAILROAD Co..
New York, Jan. Q, 1887.
THE Stockholders of the Long Island Railroad Company
L hereby notified that the Annual Election for Thr-
teen Directors OF SAID Company will be held az the Compa
nys Office Monday the Fifteenth day OF February merit
The poll will he open from IL o'clock noon till o'clock,
r NJ. of thar day. $50,
transfer will be closed from the 10th TO the 18th
February both days inclusive.
BY order Of the Board, $500.
j3tof15 DAVID 8. IVES, Secretary
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, RAZORS, &c.
T. FENNEY'S Talyho Razors.
II John Rimmer X Sons warranted Needles.
Wilson Il Southem's elegant Table Cutlery
II T. Stenton's fine pen and pocket Knives,
Which, together with Saws, Edge Tools, Scytbes snd
ether list goods are held for 'as to NE "sds Sa
Foreign Hardware Commission AGENT,
"a Maiden lane, up stairs:
Orders solicited from the trade for the above goods on the
usual manufacturer terms (no sommisson)
ja6 lmsr
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Cleared.
Barks-Csrone, (Brem) Rachsn, Baltimore; Columbia

Cleared.
Barks-Csrolins, (Brenl Rachsn, Baltimore; Columbia
Hss%1 soal. o1asn .r.e.bo Badger
.Asso. Ts S:as % k Mathew
csn B,11 s. !'sS fa;S.ass; co LADY Fuue
T"esdsy-sSip South C.rOlins Hamilton Charleston
Sutton.
Ship 81 Mary. Foster, from New Orleans Jan Hth with
b. bark GIs%n,.. Ca:tIe Dsncan 60 day. from Dundee
WI: rs ga Fellow %,.S s With
w sst. %s sfS% :'s rem o.
lem blowing fresh the tme did not learn where from or
Brf Mallory B.bssxe IL days from st Marks. Fla Gen.
s.s 5s% ; si sa ' day. fro. Para with s'''s
pa%ass s.ys rIs fn.
s' s.y; s: ss":: s.:s
S''e sss sR
70 IS 49, Ion 70 ao brig Frances Of War
,q% Eh
same day for Marie =. 10 load for Boston.
m s f & 1sh M 4: ST
G. Ls an Ba a.y. from Charleston with cotton.
g's B. j.. Myers. Wilmington. NC with n.,. stores. to
schr Fame, Kelley 10 d.ys from Port Prince, with cof
fee and loawood Rossire & Co. Experienced heavy
weather the having been twice driven OFF, received
some damake in sai's and buwarks.
Schr Mary Ellen Schreve 20 days from Santa Martha,
Sch, Jones, Gridng from Wilmington, NC, with ma
schr Chesapeake Stewart, Baltimore with corn, w
Dusham.
schr Frances Helen, Taylor Charleston. cotton.
Schr Pawtucket. Ormnby, Norfolk, corn.
Schr Alvano Baker Norfolk corn
sehr Daniel, Robinion, Norfolk, corn
sshr Mary. sisbey Norfolk
Schr Mariner Godfrey, Baltimore, corn aud flour.
schr Adams, Baker, Norfolk, corn.
Below
2 ships; 2 brigs-unknown.
tremendous south wind, accompanied by heavy
rains Tuesday which continued last night the
hour OF PRESS with the utmost Violence There
great number Of hourly looked tor, and
doubt were on the coat during the blow some
vessels of which there host unable in
Of the Among the the packet ships
Oxford Liverpool; SwitzeIland for London; 6araesu
Glasgow; and 81 nicholas. for Havre The rivers and har
Dor are entirely free from ice
ReturedShp Areatus Heard which sailed hsnce the
ut for ondon returned to port yesterday in distress
leak and obliged keep the pumps constantly gons
keep hnr free Saturday morning. anchored near Roame
Shoa with both anchors keep her from going ashore
and ia the afternoon during the blow parted
them; she the North to the extreme end
the city, where believe she went ashore 1t stated
what she made in what lat the leak discover
| ed. nor the extent Of damage received.
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II. GUERRIER,

DLEACHER and Dresser of Dry Goods established for
ID several yea this city, has the honor TO inform the
Importers and Jobbers that by new process to al
spotted by dampness otherwise damaged this process
applies equally Vevets, Ribbons, Grapes Silk Gloves
Silk StockinGs, kc.
Kid Gloves restored without leaving odor ch.neg
their shapes doz All kinds Of Shawls fringed
Lace Goods and Embroderes pat in perfect erder Par
cuar will be paid the refreshing and pressing
Of stock Goods all descriptions. All Of which will be
done very moderate prices
Applv AZ 10 Dew Street New York. jl6 lmsr