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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-02

p NANCE
- Pin,eux'. Cafe des Mile Colonies Manager f. @
Grc.ly-Nuscal Director. MIR. Odf.ld-GIand Fcstivh
,nd Illumination to celebrate the breach Republic P,gns:
or Statusry End Animated Pictures comp,ny Of
ladies' and gentlemen, with costumes apeies, &c
Monday, April 3D. Part lNiusicai GLASSES; The
AmaZonan Oath, &c. Part 2-GIec,n Exercises Anthony
and Cleopstta &c Pa,ts-yginus and v,rgnia May and
Morn ear &c Iabeau of the f. Repub ic
Orchestra box so cents; Paquete 2 cns Boxes, l cents
t,rm = TO e m at o'c
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ITO LET-AN OYSTER SALOON, ne. ii BOW.
cry for one or more years Possession gwen mmedi-
lishmsnt IS Handsomely fitted up with number of priyte
sa h Rnx !. On .h1 ceIEei Oh pay
rcan Hotel! Inquire OF Foster the premises, of The
owner s. Oatan. Ill Eidridge street. from to AM2
o 3 T. NJ, or 7 o'clock in the svesiuu.
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CAsT OFF CLOTHING, JEWELRY, FIRE AIMS &c
Owauted Orr families having Wearing App rel
supeuoui effects geneTay which they desire
will fair price for the by sending for
the subscriber who will attend them at their residences by
appointment a line sept through tie post Office other
wise will receive prompt at,entIon. II LEVETT, Office
No Wal ,t.cn of BrOadMaY
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ITO LET-THE WHOLE OF STORE NO. 7 NEW
i $500 The first Floor and Cellar would be
rerted separate, if isquredrent $780, Enquire of w. A.
Cn,f ~
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TN THE NTATEs
Exported TO ETportedto Total Er'fs to
Great Britain France Foreign orts
Ports March, since Sept since sept. l. since Sent
49, 1871 P46 1871 1916 1917 1916.
NJ Orleans, 49, 1903 1865 2G l3 7l2 t8 1886 462aO7 2s3
.obc, 49,. 76,ii SO Gas SO 29s II 259 1876 80r
Florida, I6... 1918 $3.50 N4sl II 276
Texas, H.. ia $40
Georgia "a. I3 $50 1909 5 III 1853 5n2s8 9l,6lt
Carolina, 25.. 76a7i 8507 2ot8 80 Gal 100 COL 1871 76
" Carolina, 49,.
Virginia, IT,. IS $50 258 $50
New York. 3D. 46 sts IS 1893 3137 20 662 ll3 86 sl9
Other Poris, 49,. 3i6i 9T lAl2 AIS 56A 1861
Total bales $40 434 $40 I40 46l s6i
Total last scasoa, 1880 4046t t6i,03l -
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MEDICAL OFFICE-DR JOHNSON, II DUANE
WI street. Chatham street well known the most
successful rralorer New York, the treatment of
diseases The Doctors for skill these old
baifcared that have existed Tor years prcemnent
eet structure upon the body the throat
pains the head end bones Of the legs. c,cpay cured
week.-mrs. brought habit indus
in by young causing ascvous dreams and nightly
positively reyend Recent cured four days
whout No alteration diet, prevention from
hu.n
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rINOLET--HCTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE KEEP
that elegant large double house four ,toes aud
with stable attached very desirable location No 80 Leo
nard few doors Of Broadway. For price, &c.
enouue Of A. SERGEANT Il SON, Is Wall sweet
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ITO TAlLORS -sTINEMETS' NEW AND COM
L pete System Of Cutting all kinds Of 9armsnts in
accordance with the rryaInx Fashions. ready for
eyey aad be obtained Of the autho 7l Broadway,
copy S.; those who purcha,e his former work.
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ITO COAL DEALERS-PROPOSALS WILL BE- kEr
ceved by the undersigned the office Of the Sesmeas
Fund and Retreat no Old Slip till the 9th of AprIl
furnish tbs Insuton with $50 best quality Peach Mou,
tain 100 tons Hszeton oa suitable for Beebe Foxs
Hot delive the Retreat wharf sta.n
l.nd, by the middle Of Mays is WAITED SOON Bills
adng the will be required BY order oil the Board
RUSSELL T. GLOVER. Fecfefary.
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Total. 80. .S7.772 80 S7,6o2 Al g72 81 50, 1888 "A
The aggregate amount paid by each for the sams Pc
rod, isss follows -
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I IDERAL REWaRD-LOsT FROM THE CAR.
IL ragr its fromiiit Street Peek slip Puset
Leather Trunk continuing Lsdie,' sppae. havsx
hou,ept" WHOEVER give any irform here il "a
be found shall be satisfactorily rewarded. A CHURCH.
corner of iaih and Itth
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MEXICAN MUSEU NJ SPLENDID PERtORMAN
"A cts evr, sitor.ooG sEd every Great Western,
the Yankee comein, laugh lbie fces
each Performance asitcd by Miss Bernard talented
REL snd vocalist Aliss Julien Noble ddae
popular fyor M Nhitlock and others. Miss f. Julien,
daaseu O. Mr. De La PIer: Mrs Pbys Wan Scrirur. Sta
tuary Admission e. the wnos 20 Cniidrsa TO-
hal ntc' hssarcsd itnai enc shilling extra.
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M ARCH 3lst. Observation-Disclosures O
lVA partne.,hiDThc undersigned the li day Of Feb
49, en.erei nt1 ship lor the parot= Ct s-innp
Pateut smut siachi.5 for cel1sin. sain
granite 2sth Js, 1871 J,cph Hsygsl. JOskIH
HhiuGL, John GOCILART, Philadelphia; WM II
AIiEk. HalLImnfc.
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nor sALE-THE GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES
of the old and established Oyster Cellar and Res
OF 9th aud hcsnut being of the
best aud handsome;, fitted up cellars in lmms
NO. IL Pear street. Fhiladelph a. April lat, 18s8.
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nor SALE-A FOUR YEARS LEASE OF a TWO
story house The siore is rye, 80 feet by 10; good
cellar and sable we'll fit 10. cabinet maker carpenter
rage houe or grocery tore or general busness suaed in
good location; it has been occupied liquor
store the last The standing $3.50 per year.
the upper Of said house ing 1882 will be
sold cheap, the In
QuiTe at 543 Houston street. Broad way,
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ITO LET-ON THE FIRST OF MAY NEXT-AN-
excellent three story house Hammo I'd fitted with
ms.be mauels hot and cold baths &crent $500 Also
Bank street, the SIZE with like conveuences-ren
$475 both situated between Factory and Fourth
ply ALEX. M. GREIG, No. Hanover street. Of
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INFANTS ROB s-CHAs. SCOTT& co, 377 BROAD
way respectfully their stock OF Infants
needle work robes wnu asd capi-to most varie-
u muslin insetings aud edgngs Thread and imitation
laces cheap lot Of black Brussels eces plain aud hg
nets capes, wells caps, &c which oe red ct
which lot fail Of giving satisfaction.
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Y1VV TrOsinx and Pacing IN uda-. April 81. az az
O. lock- Nj Purse so harness. b.
Hoagiand enters b. American Doe; r. Nodiae eaters
9: foung Americas: w. Asrtin Msdos. lmus
disttly after. $50 mile heats harness. for
p,ctrs J. Woodef enter, 70 Roanoke; l. Nodise en-
msb Vlisge Boy; ID. Uphsrn Dr. Henry boyd
The cars will leave the Soath Ferry O'clock M ana
return immediately AFTER the Fare way q
JOEL CONkLIN Proprietor
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TTNO LET-A NEAT two STORY AND ATTl1
House No II Eldridge with under cellar good
yard. grapevine, Croon &c The furniture of
pets, Per Ella SEES Piano Forte. &c. Sc Sc Possession
responsible hung the house Can be seen from
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GLOBE HOTEL, No 200 FULTON ST. BROOKLYN,
~ This new aud spleadid establishment having bcen
cted and finished in the best for Hotel
has been le,sed the subscribers furnished throughout with
u and tor the of company
will b. conducted in respect Hotel of the first
class The apartments we'll lighted and
families and single gentIemen An experience Of
the b Hotels the Uaion the proprieto be-
Iicvpg that their house Ill inset the approval Of
g. + rOPG, late of the New York ii tel s. H. ONMSBEk,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-30
Gen. Tnulor's renLu.

DhTON hOUGE, huS' y, lSfC'
Sir: I have The honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your communication Of the
26th ut, officially announcing to me my
nomination for The Presidency by large
meeting of The Democratic citizens of
Charleston. S. c., held in that city OH the
26'h ul', and over which you were The
presiding officer.
This deliberate expression ofthe friend
ly feeling existing towards me among q
large and respectable portion of The citi-
zens Of your distinguished Stale, has been
received by me with emotions Of profound
gratitude; and though it be but poor re-
turn for such high aud unmeri'ed honor,
l beg them 10 accept my heartfelt thanks.
Concluding that this nomidalion, like
all others which l have had the honor Of
receiving from assemblases Of my fellow
citizens in various parts Of the Union, has
been generously offered me, without pied.
ses or conditions, it is thankfully accepted;
and beg you TO assure my friends, in
whose behalf you are acting, that should
il be my lol to fill the Office for which ]
have been thus nominated. it shall be my
unceasing effort, in the discharge Of its re-
sponsible duties, TO give satisfaction 10 my
counlrymen
With the assurance Of my high esteem.
! have the honor to be, your 'bcdienl SER
want, q. TAYLOR.
So w. B.. Pringle Esq.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-30
So w. B. ..Pringle Esq.
From the Charleston Courier.

Gen. j. H. Hammond opinions
Of Geo. Hammond are always. entitled 10
great weight. On the slave. question, no
Que in the Slate Of South Carolina is so
near Mr.. Calhoun. The letter TO Mr..
Clarkson has won for its author an envia-
bic celebrity, not only in the United States
but in Europe. At this crisis Of our af
fairs, tits well TO know, therefore, what is
the conduct recommended by one so we'll
informed on The subject, and so undoubt-
edly true to The Souh on this absorbing
question. The following extract letter ad.
dressed to committee in this city. who
invited him 10 attend and address public
meeting, will be read with deep interest.
~ trust you will! see, in what l have
said, sufficient reason to justify me in
declining, most respectfully, your un-
expected, bu, sincerely appreciated in
vitaticn, without for a moment suppos-
ing ,ha, wish 10 shrink from any re.
sponsibiliiy | might incur by accepting
il" / have already gone TOO far, | well
know, 10 loso anything by going further.
In fact, I have been anxious MOTTO share
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-30
From The Charleston AIercuru.

We publish to day the official correspon-
dence between the chairman Of The late
TAYLOR meeting in Charleston and Gen.
Taylor.
(. For one day we shall leave the public
to speculate upon it. undistUrbed by any
comments of ours.
GEN. TAYLOR'S ACCEPTANCE
THE NOMINATION AT CHARLESTON.
Mr.. Pringle to Gen, Taylor.
CHARLESTON. July 26h, 1S4S.
e Sir: In conformity with the desire OF
my fellow citizens, | have The honor here
with to transmit, to you newspaper con-
tanning a very large meeting Of the DE
'mocratic citizens Of Charleston S. c., held
for the purpose ofselecling as their can
didate for The Presidency Of the United
States. Over this meeting the agreeable
duty Of presiding was assigned TO me-:
The Preamble and Resolutions adopted
at i, so fully explain lIie views of myfel.
low citizens as TO need no continent fro nj
me. Permit me, however. on my 5part
10 add, that with a confidence in that hon;
.es,ys siudegepde dence of purpose;;s whiclr yoa
it has been your lotto serve your co1nIr y,
i entertain the fullest convictions, that
should II be our good fortune TO see you
elected TO that high station, you will. so
administer the laws Of our country, that
each section of il will be protected in The
rights which it was intended by the fra
mers of the Constitution should be guar.
an,icd to all, by that noble instrument,
which can only prove inadequate when il
is perverted by designing or misguided
politicians.
l am, sir. with high consideration and
respect, your obedient servant.
WIN. BULL PRINGLE.
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From the AI1sy gana.r..
CAsS AND BUTLE8sMEETlNG.

Mr.. Editor According: to previous
notice Democratic Cass aud Butler meet
ing convened in Abbevillo District near
The residence Of Mr.. Downes Calhoun on
Friday, The llth instant. &
The meeting was organized by appoint
ing Maj j. W.. H. Johnson, President !;
Major Z. w. Carwile, Vice>President and
Dr.. R. e. Griffin. Secretary.
S. l.. Heller, Esq. who had been preyi-
ously invited TO address the meeting, then
made a thorough Democratic Speech in
his usual happy and forcible manner which
was replete with unanswerahle arguments
in favor Of the nominees Ct the Baltimore
Convention. ,igar
At The conclusion ofaMr. Heller's re-
marks Committee Of Is gentlemen COM
posed of. N. Cochran. Esq, j. McCrack-
en-. j. BaiIy, Thomas Stacy, B. Hsrndon,
Esq, James Young. DR. 6. w. Glenn, w.
D. Calhoun, Dr.. John II. Logan, Captain
] w. Moore. NV Stuart Thomas Stu
art, and William; Lopg,Esq., reported
unanimously the following Preamble and
Resolutions which were all adopted
Therefore Resolued, 1st, fs3,Ts--
Tha, if The Political creed set forth by
The Baltimore Convention in 1874, was
correct then it is equally so now, and has
nol been violated 10 O. single particular, by
our present worthy Chief Magistrate.
Resolued, Cd, That we arc mol in pos.
session of any sufficient reason, to justify
South Carolina 10 abandon the great Re.
publican principles of our government, and
throw herself into the arms Of the Federal
Wings.
Resolued, Sd, That we fully concu: with
Geu. Taylor, IN tho opinion he has so often
expressed Of himself jtbatshessis no polii.
clan. aud consequently not al alIqualfied.
10 discharge the duties ofgthe high aud re-
sponsible station, to, which he aspires.
Resotued, 4h. Thar we are decidedly
in favor of. the election Of Gen'ls Cass and
Butler, to the two highest civil officers in
our Republic. ans. g%$szz.i,, .-ssc, , 4
Resolred 5th, .Thata{Wfiile Gen. 'Cass
was Minister for .ilhe Uubed S,a:es, in
France, he gave the!mostincontesiible ev-
idence the world. that dc knew the rights
Of his country. and. was ever ready aud
willing 10 maintain Them. 5s t
"a despatch from Baltimore dated 12
o'clock Yesterday, 5stales,hht information
from Galeha (Ill.) has been received an
nouncing The election Of Cook tWhigl 10
Congress from Illinois. The wings have
majority in the Legislature or Iowa.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-30

The Charleston Democratic Meeting.- -
Our Charleston friends have al. last spo-
ken. Afierssegeral months comp raliye
iuactizi,y, determining nolonget loy occu-
:pysa neutralposition, they have run up
The Cass and Butler flag, thrown out their
banner to the winds. and are now found
rallyine around lis sacred folds. We res
fer our rea1 ors to our columns for the
proceedings of The meeting held at the
Theatre. on last Monday evening. Mos,
cordially do we endorse the opinions aud
sentiments sci forth in the preamble and
resolutions. They are bold, firm ond de-
cided, and wero adopted with but few dis
senting voices. 80
The Democrats Of Charleston will re-
ceivo hearty response from The hack
country, and they may rest assured that
their bold and fearless stand taken for
Cass aud Butler, though at a lale day.
will nevertheless, he sustained by the
voice of The hardy mountaineers.
South Cdrolinian.
Democratic Meeiing-The meeting of the
Democracy last evening a: Leges Long
Room was of the most enthusiastic and
gratifying character. VIM. Riley Esq.
presided, aud c. J. Cogdell was appointed
Secretary. The meeting was addressed
by j. h. Campbell Esq, Hon. F. J. Mos
es, Senator from Claremont. and Col. NJ
E. earn. one of the Representative ftom
Colleton, all the addresses were able and
eloquent, and repeatedly called forth the
applause of the audience. Mr.. Wilkinson
also ably addressed The meeting, and al
the conclusion Of his remarks, upon the
unanimous and persistent call Of the meet
ing, read letter from the Hon. Daniel
E. Huger, expressing in decided terms his
preference for Cass and Butler, aud cheer.
ing the Democracy in their onward course.
The letter was received with the highest
qualification, and The patriotic sentiments
Of It's distinguished author responded to
with enthusiastic applause. The spirit
and energy manifested by the crowded as
sembly speak well for The cause Of Demo-
cracy.-Chas. Mercury. 26Ih inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-30

GOVERNOR OF OREeoN.-1t is under
stood ,ha, Gen. Lane, Of Indiana, who dis.
tiucuished himselfon several occasions in
tho recent war; with Mexico, has beeu ap-
D ointed Governor of. Oregon, - -,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-30

Movements Of the President. is announced
that Mr.'PoLr propoSedr,o leave Washington
City on the 18th of August for the Bedford
Springs in Pennsylvania These Springs have
been the faTorite resor, Of Mr.. B1cHiEAs.
A large number OF visitors will probably visit
there to see "the lions."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-30
"WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 30,Is48.a

Hcary Rains.-Du,ing the past, week "a
number of showers of rain of, the heaviest
kind, fell in this District. The rains extended
over considerable tract Of, co1ntry.fs We
have not seen during this summer, so great,a
quantity Of water in the fields and roads. Our
farmers had not entirely fiished pulling their
fodder, and on several plantations, considerable
damage was done to this CROP r, -sfs,-..,s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-30
Is From the Charleston Courier.
: CAsS AND BUTLER MEETING.
CnARLEsToN, August 90. l648.

fs -
.s. In pursuance of previous notice. large
and respectable meeting Of the Democrats
of Charleston District, opposed 10 the nom-
inee of the Whig Convention for the Pres
I, idepcy of The United States, assembled at {.
The Theatre last evening for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the Presidency
a and Vice Presidency. A good deal of dis
{ cussun took place, in which The merits of
11:,he different candidates were freely can
vassed, but lhe latencss of the hour al
which the meeting adjourned prevents US
from giving even synopsis of The speech
es Of the gentlemen who spoke on Ibis oe-
casion, except those of Mr.. Brown, who
introduced The Preamble and Resolutions,
; and who has kindly furnished US with a
3 copy Of his remarks.
The meeting was organized by calling
The Hou. John IIuger 10 The Chair. and the
appointment of the following gentlemen as
Vice Presidents:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-30

We learn by the Columbia Telegraph
that summary justice. in the shape Of tar
aud feathers, was inflicted last week by The
citizens of Oranseburg District on an in
,eres,ing stranger caught tamperng with
slavesin tha, neighborhood. Charleston
Mercury. 80.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-30

Thirty First Congress- Four,eel
Members of the next Congress. which
convenes in December, lS4S, were chosel
at the late Elections in Illinois, Iowa an.
Missouri. Only one Of them is a Ahii
Col. e. D. Baker. of Galena, Illinois
Politically, the two parties sland as in lhi
present Congress.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-30

y, Fire in Albany. N:sK--on, i,hr, I0thsof
August, destructive FIRE broke outin the city
Of Albany, and properly of,the most valuable
description was consumed. % large number
of houses we're burned. The loss amounts 10
several milhins.= I, is said, that twas the most
destructive fire which had taken place iatSe
city for 200 years, Fully one-aiehih oilhs city
was burned. n 20, nc, ~; b.tcs{,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-30

The Camden Journal informs us that
The Branch Rail Roadto that place is now
within | miles ofreaclling the Town. and
that in less Than week the trains will
run to Swift Creek. 8milesfrom Camden.
where dept will be erected. s"ftt' i.iiT' +
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-30

in the responsibility Of those Southern
men.who are opposing Gen. Taylor and
have f6everrailed wlen'a proper opporu-
nitty offered, distinctly and decidedly 10
awow myselito be ID favor Of his elecIion,
How any Shareholder can hesitate between
him and Gen Cass. is to me not only q
maler OF special wonder, bul think the
u orst omen for The SUulh that have seen
in my time.
Permit me 10 offer you my most ar.
dent wishes for the success Of your efforts
10 carry the vote Of our State for this great
and got.d mau. and to assure you of the
high respect with which have the houor
to he, very sincerely, your obedient ser.
yaut. J. Ii. HAMMOND.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-30

a. despatch from Baltimore dated 12
o'clock Yesterday, Sstaiest,hht information
from Galeha (Ill.) has been received an
nouncing The election of Cook {Whig) 10
Congress from Illinois. The wings lave
majority in the Legislature or Iowa.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-30

AT an Election held on the21st and 22d inst.
in Pickens District; Wm.p l.. KEiTH, s.wss
elected Clerk, jas. "A. s:DoYLE, fsherif, 5and
WIN. D. STEEL, Ordinary.fi' IL s75s!io ana
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-30

z General FTaylOr's Aoefp.anee. 4 General Fly
lor has accepted the nomination from the late
meeting. Of bis friends in Charleston, The
correspondence cor between sVs: Bur slseEE
The Presiding Officer Of ihe Meeting and bun
self, is published lin the charleston,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-30

ESIDENT9.
William Bird,
G.. NJ. Furnlan,
Dr.. f. Horlheck,
Frederick Shsffer,
B. D. Lazarus,
Robert Hume.
William ]. Bull,
w. J. Bennett,
Or. Samuel Cordes,
O. l.. DObson,
K. lizard Middleton,
Geo. Il. lnsraham,
r. R. Bee,
Benz. S. Rhett.
Edward Barnwen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-07
s.,es n, the stock Exchange .MOSO.y
MARINE JOU r n a l..
PORT OLE NEW:YORK.

s,.,x.d-sbt, Camden. Sherwood, ChsTleson dc,
cotton and nee TO Durham Dimon.
Bark Pamet Maushelc, nio de Janeiio Jan , Gomez
&c 10 III Corning. Vessels left before rePored On
80 hrig Saline OF and from Boston, or California -
a. out jh u lat % N lon s., boarded The scnr John
W Dodge o. Newburyport, I'm wilmington No, pouna 70
Porto Rico s out Reported having, on the lVth ekpe
Tenced heavy gale from NV, lost boat and part Of oeeA
cad -, ., !, .,.....
10 Brett Vose Sd inst of the Highlands exPsnencea
sae from Wess lost part of sal; on the o1 10" an an
chor and chain 10 the Hook. =, - o..na.
Brig Tecuulseh. of Philaden Hanson sasua IN Ttsune
~ de- .assr "a 70 M Tsylor Left brigs Csthsrine Ma
~ for Roston; Wslpoe Of Bristol ri, dlsg spsrh 90
Delta for Charleston Ia IA d. North Bend OF boston o's
ysudaa Of NYoik DO, Hywood I'm Boston, ard Ism u
schr Pheasant, for Roston, soon
Brie Cham pion Chandler MAussnilis Cuba - as ma
hog.rv kc 10 LAsaia Nephew. Len hrtss Coiora-
DO. foT NOresn. wig fryti Carlton, OF Richm'nd, d'g
Cora. Just ARID fin Jamaica - 40
schf German Ok. Roberts I'm Washington, NC, naval
stores, to Mitchell 49,. , -. -.
Sshr Myers, Fowler, TN Newhern, NJ ns'a s'o'e' ="
sohr + ) Powell, Powell, I'm Wilmington NC uavs
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