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ARTILLERY HEApquARrrRs.


Camp Washington, March 81, lsl7.
SiR:l have the honor report for the information
the general in chief that the 22d instant and
the chief engineer that the batteries were
sufficiently advanced to receive mortars placed
that number in battery By two o'clock on that day
prepared to open tho fire upon the city of Vera
Cruz At quarter past received the order Of the ge-
neral in chief to commence firing the city aud the
batteries Nos and g. opened with great ANNA
ton and apparent effect
From the moment the batteries opened the after
noon OF the 22nd instant the fire has been nccssant
day and night.
On the 22nd and during the night, battery No / was
under the command Of Captain Brooks of the end art-
lery battery No. }, under the charge of Leutenan
Shackelford, of the 2nd artillery and battery No g.
under the charge of Captain Vnton, of the Ord arti
lery, and until the hour Of his death, about O'Clock
L; NJ when the command dovolved upon Lieutenant
Vanvliet, Bird artillery.
The loss to the army by the death of Captain
Vinton was the only loss sustained the first day
Several of the men were slightly wounded
The fire from the city and from the castle our
batteries with shot shells and rockets has been inter-
mitted but with very brief periods since opened our
batteries and we must ascrbe our safety under such
officers Of engineers in the construction our batteries
From the morning Of the 23d to this morning the bat
tere have been in charge of Capt Mckenzie Of the I'd
artery ana Capt. Anderson, and Brevet Capt. TAYLOR
Of the Sd artillery
Yesterday, about II o'clock, NJ, was able to place
three more mortars In battery but owing to the high
ness OF wind the shells could not be landed from the
storeshp and fire to this time has been very mode
rate, not exceeding one fire in every five minutes.
Last night succeeded in moving three "a FOUNDER
guns to battery No. 4, with the necessary ammunition
anu inpieMents winch nave been placed in battery.
One more "a pounder and two S-inch howitzers will be
moved out tonight, and tomorrow morning, las we
shall doubtless obtain supply Of shells to-day, the
storm having abated sufficiently to land them shall
be able to open the four batteries with mortars
24-pounders, and two snch howzers, with increased
effect and renewed vigor
can bear testimony, from personal observation to
the skill and gallantry Of all the officers detailed on ar
llery service under my direction and OF the
ness and steadiness Of the in the performance
their laborious duties
have the honor to be,
Respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JAMES BANKHEAD,
Colonel I'd Artillery, Chief of Artillery
Lieut. SCorr, Actg Adj. General, Army Headquarters
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the has asked the Secretary OF War to
consider his detailed report
am very respectfully your obedient servant
H. l.. SCOTT, A. A A. q.
The ApJurAsT GENERAL, u. s. A, Washington City.
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VIZ
'NHE CHEAPEST gents and boys Fashionable Tutoring
a and Clothing EstabIishment in New York. is JACOB
NANDERBlLTs', 81 Maiden Lane between William sgd
Nassau streets where be found five thousand rcedy
made garments which viii BE- sold wholesale retail ct N.
very lowest possible prices Also than hve hrndrcd
pieces Of fashionable goods which will be made order ~
style Of elegance that be surpassed Ygu will 40 Wen
20 call from three dollars on suit
Do not forget the number. - Maiden tsrs
Imsrc
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THE LADIES' CONGRESS BOOT.

RI LtbOI EAUA, OH BrOadWay, desires IN
form his numerous and fashionable lady patrons that
he has made right to manufacture
the elegant elastic walking Boot, now SO fashionable
IN the highest circles England and France The recent i'm
provement in the classic stuff Will enable him his
boots and high shoes with all the elegance peculiar his
Of work, and yet without the trouble of lacngs
This most valuable invention all the confined pres
sure from the arch ohe foot while the affords
an elastrc spring in walking which be appreciated
without trial. AID i'm.
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH

NUTDE 10 SOUND TEETH,
nR &. CASTLE, 3s Broadway corner of White street,
calls The senton OF the public his and approved
method rc;cTing ahsay sound teeth which carous
and considered useless The editor Of Po,s,v,
Dr. Castle IN his practice Of eighteen years his obtained 80
enyh'e ominence he with great skin
and ability hs composition for filling decsycd and tecn
Hmie INSISTS ALL ACIDS AND INJECTING AGENTS,
ders the tooth perfect put into the tooth
while IN so state without PAIN and becomes hard For
nervous persons II peculiarly adapted We have tried it."
ap3 lm-r
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l.. WALSH & CO.

- FRENCH BOOT and Shoe Makers, No. Ann street.
near the Museum, New York. Fine French Boots So 50
French Imperial Dress Boots made order 81 So usually
sold for Sc So Patent Leather Boots Shoes Caters and
Slippers hand and made order the shortest
notice Repairing &c. done in the Quick sales aud
small prohS is motto. No. 6 Ann street. New York.
uo1I liner
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LOOK AT THIS.

-, JUST RECEIVED, large lot of Gentlemen's
S2 French Boots, the best aud handsomest ever in
city will be sold the low price ofs5 Also all kinds
Of Genemen's Cutters and Psten, Leather Shoes and all the
fcren kinds Of Boots aud Shoes Ladies' you will find
this variety Of Cater Boots slippers, Buskns
House Spper white and black Satn d9 white KID do
Shoes, Boys Boots Caters Shoes aud Slippers Of all the
various kinds all Of which will be sold cheap Broad
way, corner OF Franklin street. M CAHILL
N B. Country merchants supplied by the package dozen
tr,..
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HEADauARr1ps, RroTMEsr Mn. RrrIrMENt
Camp at Vergara, March ~, lsH
Yesterday number Of Mexicans reported TO have
been seen the Puebla road and to-day after dinner
detached Lieut. Roberts with his company (C) 70 pro-
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SPRING STOCK OF
BOOT rs AND SHOES.
gNfIsrII z, DICT tU

30 q > n n II > IT . e ;.
SMITH & RISLEY.
- TAKE THIS METHOD of informing their customers
and purchasers in general other extensive and we'll Sc
lected assortment of Ladies' Misses and Childens Cal
~ Buskins Slippers, &C., of their own manufacture
and large stock Of Peg Boots Shoes aud Drogans selected
them to sell at the very lowest prices
n B-Stoe will be open until O'Clock in evening"
giving Country Merchants an opportunity examine their
stock when NOT otherwise engaged.
SMITH & RISLEY,
li2 Chatham ST. directly opposite the Chatham Theatre.
ND I'm rI
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HALL LANTERNS.
M00 THE LARGEST and splendid assignment
OsOOO OF Hall Lanterns of cut engraved snd aimed
glass offered the public Wholesale dealers will please
call and examine and Judge for themselves before
elsewhere. Ornamental Lanterns for sale. Glass Bent
GEORGE EDWARDS
81 lm'r ia and il6 Nassau street.
MEINlIARDTS BRASS LETTERS FOR
SIGNS.
THESE letters remarkable for durability and brlap
cy OF the gliding unequaed by any other article in the
cywhch biancy is warranted TO stand exposure the
weather They also spanned Of any color ha, may be
desired Orders eit at loh Ann street. also NJ Campbeu
W avenue, near 18Th street Reference the sns OF this
oihcc md u ~ Baxter Co. i3 Maiden Lane. N
E0R SALE.-Rseeving commission, and constantly on
hand Butter Cheese, Lard. Mess, Thin Mess and Prime
aok smoked Hams, Shoulders, and Beef Nsckcre shsd.
Ssnon Dry and Pickled Goldfish Also, Moasses in hogs.
heds uece and barrels Sugars and
reki wha general assortment Of groceries Sold in lots
accommodate rurchaseTs at the lowest cash prices by
a, ~ . CLARK, FISK X CO, 228 Fulton street.
~ BA large quantity smoked Meats and Cheese slightly
nsmsged, To be sold at low prices. all imsuc
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MILL uATvrLR

"a Offers Hat for 80 equal sold elsewhere for
eAs5 q his iwell;known establishment l7s Broadway
Howard Hotel and having determined pursue the nmbe
sxpehce principle in the sale Of Hats has completed his
arrangements TO supply any demand
Genlemen leaving their orders have hat made
style TO suit their ia three hours less if absolute
" necessary.
An experienced shaper always attendance that every hat
be ed 70 the head and upon the perfect OF
the wcaer ms being an important point particular atten.
non will be given to IL. a23 2wsr
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49,, NOTICE.-The Steamboat NiAGARA
the Troy and Albany Day Line, leaves on
- a Saturday Morning at Halfpas Six o clock
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ONE PitiCE HAT Stone
IA SPRING. FASHIONS FOR HATS AND CAPS
<sBbOWN Il co. will Introduce Saturday, April ID,
ieneY Style OF Caps for children aud boys; Also the
style OF Hats Tor gentlemen price 49, in the manufacture Of
winch they have made such reeen, Improvements will
public are invited 70 call at l78 Chatham Square where
fashion beauty, durability and economy combined
the head. NJ Imsr
"a HOW no MAKE MONEY-Thea axiom that money
~ saved money made is almost old the invention Of
money eli but the principle Of selling five dollar HAT
for see dSATs and hiy cent? was frat esabbcd and now
fulton st.. ~ Y. and CO Fulton ST. Brookiyn This simple
taiement We believe will suffice to make known one way
now to Ih'he MONEY!, a11 Inns
HATS, SPRING STYLE.
% BANTA NO - lanai street, and No. 100 Chatham st.
49, e MoIeskn and Nuta Fur Hats ga and nnlv char
gos 50 o his first quality Mocskn and Gne Wmtr;a
IL has hands, aud durbe Hats So so having The apnear
TO eco orise ms ad selsabe article fdso without sa.
Also general assortment OF OF kinds at
priees si6 Imsc
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NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE
49,. FOR ALBANY AND TROY direct, from
the foo, Of CoursIs94s street The Ioy
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Regular Days, Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
u Passengers taking these Boats will take
the morning Train of Cars from Troy West Buffalo, and
north to Sa ratoga and Lake George.
on K os Passage or Freight apply on board at the Office
Steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain VIM. w. Tupper Mon
I'm
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pv Last Nights Southern Matt,
Herald ngnrins Correspondence.

\.
Arrived, Br bark saraeen, = John NB b,rks raez viii
Br brig Emerald, Pool- Halifsx Ms; briggs Zera Larkin
E,srport: VIM Pitt Howes, Boston: VIM Davis, Handy,
schs Fame Kelly. New York; Willis Putnam
freeman, Guayana, X, FebG; Wyoming, willard, New
York; Enelne, N,ch'is New Bedford 0rienda, Allea,
Matanzqs; Barton Wnsl W, Bristol, RE- Glover Cook,
New York; Msridi.n Shields Baltimore.
DELAWARE BREAxwATrn, Feb 26-The following vesses
are now in this harbor Bar,s Martha snd Mary I'm New
Bedford for Ph Ali.s Tarrton, I'm Portsmouth, H for
do brxs eana FIN Bostou, for do Emer ID of and FIN
HsliSx Ms, fer do Geo w Kendall fir Cerdenss. OF aud
for Boston: Rstus fin II MARKS Tor NYok schr, Susan
Center fm NYoik, for Sew NJ Fmslue, of ard I'm New
buypo,t tor Phi; Thorn, I'm H1boksn for GsHe May;
Jer City for South Amboy; Jes Kirby I'm Accomc fof
NYork Isaac Ravel I'm Norfolk for do Cndn,, I'm York
River for Cherry stone; Gregory, I'm York River, for
South Amboy; Moselie, fun Boston, for Cape Henry;
Delight Of and I'm Forth Amboy for Norfolk Coquimbo FIN
Turo for do vermiliion I'm Bait tor NYork l. Archer
Emma Hotchkiss I'm Pocomote, for do; Stauhuer, I'm
Norfolk, for do Mary Ner, I'm Charles for do Tho,
Cooner fin Barord NC for do; Mary Jane fun Nc'lk Tor
do Farfrr I'm Alexandria for do; sgI,a fm NY"Ik for
Bait, fdw Bal ard, fun DO for Cherry Sone and sloop
Mary Jme from Chineoieague, for Phil BENZ Clsrse,
boiler board said schooner, ard died short time
after from the effects of received He was native
Of Nantucket is believed his family resdo IN Balti-
The Wind fresh from the North. aad weather cloudy
Spoken.
Schr Pearl of Providence, from New York fer Texas Feb
ship Virginia Of York As days from Liv for Nc rls,
Feb 6 lat 22 ~ Ion CD 20 w. 1870
Schr Ocean Of Fredericksburgh I'm wilmington Tor Porto
Rico. DIS oui, Feb 49, lat &c 50 N, lon7 o. W.
Brig Ago az days from Cardenas for Portland Feb % -
En- al NE 10 miles
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COMM &c kClAL NCE.
State OF tho Flour Markets..

New ORLEANS, Feb. l9.-Flour-Aiter the opening OF
the mail an active demand sprung up, and 20 900
bbls changed HANDS of which we have the following
particulars 1900 at SO 20 4625 at Sc u.s. 1880 So 4O
and o300 at So So Corn-The demand also active
and the largest sale made by party 900 bush
els at 81 OF. Besides this heard Of 600 bushels and
1890 sacks chiefly white, at O5 400 yellow at 81 O5;
and 5000 bushels, to arrive, also at 81 06.
ALBANY, Feb. 26-Flour-There is but little doing in
-four Oday the orders in market at So So for good
brands OF Genesee cannot be filed indeed the prnci
pal holders evince disposition to sell except
siderable advance the limited price There are few
il any, floating lots -four to be had. To day the emily
sale hear of is a lot OF 100 bbls Van Buren, Mills at
So 37 For eastern orders and small sales from store
SO s2s S. 70 is paid GrainThe quantity Of produce
arriving to-day was great, and prices well
tanned Corn SO Ssc. Rye 81 s5c. Barley 65h
o9sc Oats 4Oc but towards night the price declined,
and but 500 was paid
RocHYsTsh, Feb. 25-The market for Flour pretty
firm yesterday at SIS as and holders not disposed
TO sell at that An order for 400 bbls received
but one would sell at that figure
BUFFALO, Feb. 25, o'clock. M-The -four market il
still firm, on3 holders unwilling TO sell under So for
Black Rock and Buffalo City Mills and 81 rs for western
The soles which have occurred since last the
extent Of $500 bbls, follows: 500 bbls T. O. Hill
Michigan, and 1900 mixed Michigan at 81 1880 bbls
mixed Ohio in store here and 900 hbs also mix ed Ohio
to arrive, at the same price Nothing doing in wheat
Some holders Of the latter are willing to sell
to day at 5,c but 90 cents 10 the limit Of the orders in
market.
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PACE sHIPs G.Rnn X, Trssk for Liverpool and Mon
tezuma Del for do will sail Letter bags
Gpins Exchange i,ooag, the Uf9g News Rooms and at
Keny on's Letter Office, Wall street
COLLISION At SgA-Bg Niger, Babson, hence for Bel
fast ia contact Saturday morning at o'clock du.
the eff Little Egg Harb,r with the ng Dover Of
for Boston from Baltimore The Nicer returned TO port
DO bulwarhs The Dover severely injured. having
all her bulwarks away, buiwaks tom away lot jb
boom anchor 63 "a hons of chaiu The vessels
in thick fog and heavy sea- Capt Cl ord with
his seaman, got on bo'rd the but
the remainder Of The crew. four IN number, were unable TO
leave her. The vessels parted and before assistance could
be rendered. although every exertion mide they
condition. aud bs high with he vy
gales and the vessel geab1e, 1t is thou lh she must
have foondered aud ashore She loaded with H.
iron and eatt Capt Clifford struck tn side by
SPAR falling fr alo throwing him the side OF ths
vessel but he rescued Immediately what bruised
sod in the hospit The Of the persons left
board the Dover Jeha Cops and WI liam Rice, Of Do,.
ton, John Dewey and Miehs.l Hen, of Irel md.
SUR LELAND (of Bosonl Capt Better which at
Liverpool Jaa 20 b from Charleston while scuddiGg in
hurric the 10TH boarded the stern by ire
mendous sea- winch washed overheard Ira Baxter yr aged H.
OF the master seaman name unhnown, who was at
the wheel with young Baxer, had Of the tpos
through his side aud survived the injury len hours in
great agony The st officer had his thigh brok en- and Tho
had his snce spraned The wheel broken in
three places, the sky lights stove in the cabin filed with
water Nc
Bark VERoyA Of Boston, In this city is said to have
beea purchased by concern here Tor $1,000.
ship Ahbsr, Gerry I'm York for Liverpool. Feb "a, lat
10, Ion 70 2
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Foreign market.

PUERTO CAprLLo, Feb 10, 1sl7 The departure of the
bark Paez, this evening, affords an opportu nifty OF
rendering statement OF the present prices prn
cipal articles Tor export to wit Coffee 81 SIC, cur.
rency-wii probably decline soon; Indigo, 7 RS per
pound for !. or s7hc ourrency-scarcs Cotton sic
nominal, do; Cocoa, $40 $22 per fanega, do of ITO
pounds; Hides, SIC, do. not abundant. American
Flour $l4 $40, and hrm at these prices; do Lard 22c
per pound; do Rice, 61sc per pound The coffee crop
Of this season will be least quarter less than tb
OF last ar which Yves in TACT abundant
the quality, however is considered TO be equally
good. The American brig Orbit" from New Orleons
via Loguoyra arrived here on the 7th inst and she will
leave for the former place the l2h or 3th inst We
also have here tne American bring Jane Howes Capt
Bowley. from Boston, via Lsguayr. She will leave for
Boston within ten days. No other American vessel in
port. The America n schooner " Sarah Ann, Captain
Nied, lett this for Baltimore the 5h. The brig CO.
lumbia, from Baltimore, end the schooner Dorcas,
and Charlotte" OF Ne.y York, which have been ex
pected at Lagusya for several days past had not ar
rived there by last accounts Correspondence Phladel
pkia Exchange.
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G.v,ss~sAlp EsSSa sssss rails Seer ns,ti6g AewAAS
x.ssw:l-s ~ =. A n. 2s g. y ss:: %
~. g r. sas.' , Y s.ss;
.sy % Slg; S Isl
chests sunpowdsr a do 9rdsr-e sssss
100 do cam phor Rowland Aspinws-1 &, sts Good:
ps1.Ss 9. ' liz. MeR.sn Bond DO
e. silks Rowland Aspnwai-l
phor trunk box package case sss cases silks
csse oil paintings to order . . a, ,s, -
stnrs co@l'7 DO Taylor ee3sas spoand, Tis,,o.
co--i2s Victor Duckwz-27 bids Bowden ~ o. 2ss
bxs Cazst A,o,nmsso 40 , ,s.
brs dc Msthe WIS co cs brs Jose do
Faber Keey cs BabcockL c. 70 pores segs's pale:
q CO Be mont-S do Aguife Galway 90 bschtei y
Dry,r-, do Pumpe-l Kobet-t bales Gurtis-l
bb Andre' Pnttaori eM G sas Henry Hay~srd
bbi NJ de Ia CadenalT boxes sugr o. pcs mshoSany'
psMoNEarro sr big Philip Hone-sco csntsrs brm.
stone i3O bag. $50 do fe 100 do almonds 200 bales
do oce paste 1909 bxs lemons 2'eodo oranges
PIrpMo~ship Sumatra-3070 bxs lemons AID oranges,
$50 bIs dned fruit Draper Ahu-30o bsgs shumsc 200
cases qaosh paNe 1860 carton birthstone BARCLAY Ii "
sr THomAs-schr HopswelIe ss bags lO7 hdss Fin
lev e. olnson-il0 hbls Whstnore-s00 bags corn
b.i.. rass AIwater Muliord-S bales rags sB Bruh5
bales skins hides pcks 10 CAT skins to mste-2 bales
bbls pitch 10 order go ,r, l, n
do Map2oo Son, iron Boorman Johnst' tons coal
NtYAoryz-Bsrk Pspcbita-3us casks moasses tiercss
9 barrels do - bags coffee w Lewis
ST.. DOMINO --Sch Alexandria Loo cIetcbes mahog'ny
eco log, d, A Ro, ssire 4 coo crotches Kelly.
CARpgNAs-schr Onario-3os hhds molssses ueces 20
Anrcsso-Bng Norman 1877 hhds sugar es hhds moasse'
Maitland Phelps D.,
N Hoppock
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Foreign Forts.
s sl a:1s dsy De. ota Ss$. 81
d,@d md ss,k
81 faaa sas cS1 HGGsd " u:
Zsnobis Irons,ant DE- Ai:o in port dg Br bark Wood
,o. SaaDEN1; Feb aoJIa Thoms. Edward Means
ms.soI "a ps.; with seS'
T. P;s
yeY aay. H. Fss s En- s e. d. ' S:r
re- g. Sd ;: a.
.es xys. Sslsv s Vim se
eia Bath; Mary Jones. xik'a;. md lid, RuaoyieE.
Ship VIRGIN Maria. sfs'; s.x w. z: : if
s ssi psSs TAI
Dove. Me ss,im,p Cabsnas 'sh,. Lsander Kelly Belize,
1884, .si ssa.m os' M..mu nh bar.
MaI S,,f E:,1' brig c8P Bah
f. dsa', - yak s. M.y sS~a S:x oss,a: 'MsG ss
'' ss s :fs.
ID ,s TE I G; N;w osGs
sS 81; & % .ss' az df NJ
1852. E tsS sTin port, sa,ks Milton Weeks,
s.ss Ns;d %aas;s
Esisss s'i:;ea, Wipdssrs q.
AZ S'S 9Sa a
NSPaan, No'ios, uns wsitin. cargo Tes1et Laesihon
T:si ss
:'s iS'a iiE Toy
e. y;.s ssiss; phil fS1sss
iy % New s'.
srs Sssss ss ss SSs
" st sSs * Eaa.
ESs for G fs. DE-. s% O
rses ssson Tor New York sailed day bsfo;s via Aspsd
ILL., is S.y Ss%s Porter Williams from and for Norfolk
M1rATz1: Feb l7zIa port, brig. Em.ns Smith jus,
T S%1 VIE. f' w.t.s F1oyi . d.
S fin isaIi
efsaTAv Pn'vGn Feb LIN port sshI Gypsum MsD ,s
Daaap, T6om.j Sid 10Th brig Ai.t Henry or Boston:
Icy Be.os ~s S1s hehs s o1
ST. TSSp.D cysA Fst lahn p0E bark G4nssrS
3d. SaIf Fsnaa To- cH Boston, Br bark
,,ArALAeHeoLA, Feb 2O.r 18th. brig reconic, Park
Jones :n! TyIe YoTi seh. 9sss Eowis
fe sii nd Las s tom d. A'' ''A' u, -
p.ss Feb CAP. A.y brig A CD Es 'fs!
Hs% sr bfs.
?sS 4,
dsa iaswi c.!asH;: AsiSs. Bi.Sog Aalif..
saa n Sherman. York Eclipse
Rich DO 2s,IAI bark BS;toni,n EmeI;on Gay.,,on
NeGI; Cias. Fsntlis YSfi TEsles:phs t ,sh
isf f S,rt. Anro!s wh t1vsrrce %rea
Ls,n Gwy snG,a tag R,h 2hG n.0n chS
BIouTeI sutton Apalaehsos; Mary John,GG B.l,@o,s;
Ts s, ka |.{a1l pat :S.
sG sc r siTcs A5 sS.iqa Cor
z Cahou. Bark st Marys, and brig Melazro anchored
Hanss So' FEB a,-Bscw ship sh s.rss
sa HoSi;sd Nyok Rio Grsnds Race do; Sarah Perry
HoLMrss HoLr Feb 2A-Ar .chra H ero Spear, Thomas
Boston for Soiiot Apple Hsmi!tOa. % sT NYoIs
18th Ko: BI'1 aS sps1dd cIoss b bS. as
Ksuuey Savannah for Boston; Emira Sargent Car
HYAs,,,, ,eLn pert sshr, NJ Klo. Bs1ts , AID
AG %fw oSLE.ss AR ship. G.ot Le.ins Bo.
dersou Bristol enesee, M,ot New York; briEs Dr,cut.
sueio Pepper Martinique. via 81 Thomas ca ship: B,i'
uoo MSnsoon rrine Boston; ,rks Oh me eor, Ceilings
New Haven; Phoenix Boush Bait more; seh Sea. Leigh
to- ,owed down 10th lust brgs Vctorine q w
clifford Rowland schrs Ez,bcrh aud Vermont up
shin airc titus and bark enesee Towboat Star.
and 10 sea ON tho IS shp Ward and bark Lord Sam
dou bought up' ship Tuakna bark Agnes omoar shd Dig
Sesmn. -
SAVANNAH, Feb ACID, briggs Harriet, Brown, rrovi-
d.nc, perseverance, Baxter, Boston; Catherine, Storer
Bosten Clinton AndIsws New York. sehr Reaper Lor,ng
ence Baxter Boston; Catharine Sorer Boston, schf
per Lorng Boston Esd schf Eliza Hans, Baker Bos-
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Wise uEr. Feb 25-sld sehrs Madagascar, Mcfarland.
EIayina Harriet Fule adley, Malanzis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-01
Domestic lmportations.

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do Peny-iSO legs Dwight X yohnson-sl bbs pork
as do lar MeChAa-isss pig. lead Roaas,m
290 bills pork Barry 1874 hhds MyeI stucken
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do hams 81 do sllow do tongues TX bbis WILSON
7o hides 2S bales cuttings 80 bales hemp 90 bales lard 10
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Fied-ia99 pigs lead McCuough73 bsles moss kgonet
coal bale, hemp Adams HarhorpIs7 bis p'Is sa h
hans 1913 bo. wheat LIZ GJs~o!dJ,s' esl. lard
ID bios hsms 10 casEs Hubbard CheneyN hid, sugar
Bogart Mier-lso casks lard Work Drake-33t hides
Reed-50 bis apples Finch Bsroes-99 bis foar Bright
Johnson-340 bales cotton order
APALAcHIcoLA-Brg Waon-l62 bis cot fonere
Fses-i06 do Borden Bowen-l2E Internationally silss
Brohson-Il boxes obac Alien MeRewi bxs palm leaf
King-l Woodruff 1852 and bds dry hides Forniss.
mdz Peter Morton-i bdle samples Kahen coo bis
COTTON, bXs tobacco to order 80
CHARLKsroN-Ship hesIer30o bale, cotton James w
Phil p, % d, Adams Hawhone-27 do Spof1rd Tiles.
ton co-302 Wisner& Gaie-30 do Avssill coo DO
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Norton Sp cer-t cask ri - 10 ORDER
MoBILE-Bark William James-los b,les cotton Adams
nawthorn-50 Tisd lie X Msore-77 DIllinRer Ames-2
casks tall Is bxs beeswax Wsner Gae-3O7 bales cot
ton to order,
Sr MARK,-Brg Radius-9O bales cotton Holbrook Mel.
son 30 Aswaer loo do Coe Anderson co-5c
hides A Srear.