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TUE MARKETS.

For abstracts of the Markets generally, see next
page the following presents the only new features
during three days subsequent to those datcs:-
At Boston: Corn was firm, at 81 cts for white,
and SO for yellow cash. The Daily Advertiser says,
the receipts of Gcnesce Flour small, and II main
tans its price. Good brands will bring Sb.3l ;; ONO
and Michigan, 5.S7a; st. Louis, 562 "a 500; ONO
round hoop s 80: and Southern, 6.l2ad 8 625 per
bril-, cash.-Mcss Pork is more firm, and sales at
s TO- 50-somc holders will not sell under s |; Prime
do. ga SIS SO, cash. For Lard the demand is active,
and prices have improved. Sales OF sou brls at %
and o. cts, cash and mos. An offer OF % cts,
cash. for 1000 brls has been refused, and it Is held
firmly at cts, cash. Kcg Lard is also firm at cts
for best leaf, cash.
Al Nety York: Beeswax had sold at 1922 cts,
cash AT a public sale of Coffee, the market Tor
which was dull, bags Brazil sold at q cts, 431 do.
at 6a65, and 575 do. at Tai average for the whole
as reported by the Shipping and Commercial List,
SOIL per 100 lbs; and I45l bags Laguayra at %,
and ~ at g. cts. per h., mos.-Cotton remained
steady but rather dull.-W cstcm Flour had further
advanced ~ cts, with sales of over 10000 brs at
5375a & 5.62l, and Gcncscc 5.S7aaS6. Southern
was without particular changc.-Thc receipts OF
Wheat were pretty fair, and prices lower, White
Gcnrsce held at s l.35, and Illinois, &c. red selling
at IO5aaSll2 and Ohio, Liza SLIP. Northern
Rye had advanced TO 10 cts. Corn renamed win
but little varaton.-llides were lower, RIO Grandc
having sold at 81 cts, mos.-Cuba Honey had sold
at 40 cts, and undcr.-Thc better descriptions OF
NToIasscs were in rood demand. -Amcrican Linsccd
Oil had further advanced and sold at 6id6S cts,
cash and mos-Ohio Pork had become dull and
tending downward in prices. Lard continued IN
good request at its improved price--Somc looO bags
Sumatra Pepper had sold at 81 CTS nios.-Domcs-
tic Whskcy continued to advance and had sold at
22a22a cts-NIuscovado Sugars continued in active
demand, and had advanced Of cent
At FhHadelphia: The excitement attendant upon
the Wing Convention, prevented operations TO any
extent. The Inquirer says, few hundred barre IS
Flour sold at q 90 for brands, and wv DIS
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IS do. Porto Rico at 5.25a 80 per 100 lbs, mos
The imports for the week from foreign ports have
been 227 hhds.
TOBACCO.-The market still continues devoid
of activity; the few transactions which have taken
place in Mary land, (lor there is nothing doing in
Ohio,) although as high ia SIS per 100 lbs have
been paid for hhds. of very superior Upper Coun-
try, other small lots of inferior have also sold at
$3.50; and we learn that very large portion OF
the Mary land crop, which is coming forward, is
more than ordinarily of poor quality. The inspcc-
tions for the week, ending with the Sth inst. com
prise 456 hhds Mary land, 90 do. Ohio, 10 do. Mis-
souli, and 3 do. Pcnnsy lvania-tota $50 hhds. En-
ported within the same to foreign ports, sSS hhds.-
making the whole amount of Mary land and Ohio
exported to European ports from Jan. list to 0th inst,
1sf pllnw,
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riage Of passengers in Merchant vessels" approved
February twenty second, eighteen hundred and forty
seven, be so amended that when the height or dis
lance between the decks Of the vessels referred in
the said section shall be less than six feet, and not
less than five, there shall be allowed 10 each pascn-
ger sixteen clear superficial feet the deck instead
Of fourteen as prescribed in said section, and If the
height or distance between the decks shall be less
than five feet, there shall be allowed to each passcm-
ger twenty-five clear superficial feet the deck ;
and if the master Of any such vessel shall take o.
board his vessel, in any port Of the United States,
greater number Of passengers than is allowed by this
scctlon with the intent specified in said first section
Of the Of eighteen hundred and forty scycn or if
the master OF such vessel shall take board.
foreign port aud bring within the jurisdiction ofthc
United State, greater number Of passengers than IS
allowed by this section, said master shall be deemed
guilty OF misdcmcmor, and, upon conviction there
OF, shall be punished in the manner provided for the
punishment Of persons convicted Of violation Of the
act aforesaid and IN computing the number Of pasScn
gers on board such vessels, all children under the age
OF one year, at the time Of cmbarkation, shall be OK
cIudcd from such computation.
Sec. 9. ind he II FURTHER Cndctcd, That this act
shall take effect in respect TO such vessels sailing
from ports in the United States, in thirty days from
the time Of its approval, and in respect to every such
vessel sailing from ports in Europe in sixty days af
ter such apprOva and it is hereby made the duty Of
the Secretary OF State 10 give notice, in the ports Of
Europe Of this act, in such manner as he may deem
proper.
Sec. 10. ind be ii FURTHER enactcd, That so much
Of the first section Of the act entitled can act rcgu-
Ihin@ passenger ships and vessels" approved March
second, eighteen hundred and nineteen, any other
act that limits the number OF passengers 10 two for
every five tons, is hereby repealed.
ROBr. c. WINTHROP,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
G.. NJ. DALLAS,
Vice President Of the United States and
President Of the Senate
Approved, May II, 1873. JAMES *. POLK.
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First of The ne,o Steam 1o,o Boats-Wc are
truly pleased TO understand, that the new Steam
Tow Boat Jlniata the first of the line established
by the Susquehanna Tow Boat Company, left here
yesterday for Havre- de- Grace and Port Depositc;
she made a trial trip on Friday afternoon oil last
week, and the Sun thus speaks OF it,
The new steamer Juniata, just completed for the
Susquchanna Steamboat Company made her iirst and
trial trip yesterday afternoon. She started from
the wharf of Messrs A. & c. Recdcr at O'Clock r.
M, and proceeded to North Point and back, making
"a miles in two hours. The machinery worked in a
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american Stocks in London.--An eminent London
house, in speaking of American Stocks, says
"Anncxcd you have accurate list Of prices OF
that there is much actual business doing in them, but
there are those inquiries from different parts of the
Continent which prcccdc orders to be executed either
in this market or yours" L. $. Us Of '53, %; New
York 5s 3d. IS, 90, 90; Pennsylvania IS, 63a6i;
Ohio 6's, 80, s6aS7 do, 81, 60, Sass; Massachu
sets Stg IS, '6S 96d97 Indiana Stg, Gs G3, 3Od3l
Illinois Sterling 6s, 10 -; South Carolina IS, ,5H,
(Baring 4 Cos '6S, G3as5; do O'almcr x Coz go,
50; do. Daring & Coz 80, 50; Maryland Stg. 5s,
80, 65aG7; Alabama IS, G3, 5G do Stg. 5s, IS 80,
'G6, 6Sa70 Kentucky Gs, 'GS, SGas7; L. S. Bank
shares Is. 6d.GlOs.
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APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
Bremea-Brm ship Marianne.
NIdzc bxs csks, J Brauns; 6 do bxs, C Fisch-
cr & Coz do, + KONG & Co; 81 do, Spkcr & Al
BERTH Is pkgs, IL Thicrman; % bxs, Boury & Son;
do f w Dammann; . do, Stellman & Rippclmey
or; cases, + Uhrlaub; 3pkgs, II Meyer; eases
Delius & Haven; 8 do, w Mallinckrodt; | bag
Schaer & Kuster IL do, order; 10 do for Philadel-
phia.
Bremen Brm. bark Johannes.
Ballast. Bricks 25000, Won Post & Hogendorp.
Sarannd- la Mar, (Jam. BRIG 81. Andrcic.
Iogwood 80 tons. iustic do. old copper, iron, Sc
several lots, w w Spence < Co. rum l. runs, for
New York,
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most satisfactory manner, starting of if an ac-
customed duty-not single screw requiring ADJUST
mcnt.
The president Of the company, Michael Herr,
Esq was entitled and is deserving OF the highest
encomums for the zeal he has evnced in forward
ing the enterprise. The company was well pleased
with their trip, and the hospitable entertainment
provided for the comfort Of the inner man.
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Port lL,rjo. (.L,u,)-Sch. Miranda.

Port Maria, (Jam. Sch. Miranda.
Old iron 3, tons Birckhcad & Pcarcc; ton do,
old copper, composition and brass, several parcels
Crook shanks.
81. Johns g. Arecibo, Up. R.)-Brig Uater " Hch.
Sugar 227 hhds, kirkland, Chase \ Co.
ITIndsor,(N. S)-Br. brig Ready Rhine.
Plaster 225 tons, w RhoadcS.
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EXPORTS TO IRELAND.

The bark Margaret Hugg, Luton, was cleared
at this port last Saturday, by j. G. YATES, for New
Ross, with the following cargo, viz; Corn lS2O6
bushels; Bacon 1850 lbs; Pork, IL hhds. tres.
brls; Lard 6s66 lbs. Flour brls.; Meal do; and
Pilot Bread and Crackers, do.--valuc of cargo,
ahoaon
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Mails and Travelling Encilitics.

On the first page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
Steamboat and Car regulations Departures
OF Foreign Steamers, Packets sc.
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BY reducing the Wheat to Flour, the decrease da-
ring the past month. compared with the period
in ISL, is equal TO 213,IOl brs. OF Flour.
RECEIPTS FLOUR, GRAIN, Ne.
The aggregate quantity of some of the leading ar
ticlcs left al tide water from the commencement OF
navigation TO the LIST Of June, is as tolOws:
Flour, Wheat, Corn, Barley,
brls. bush. bush. bush.
ISL. 600 .o35 lS,54O l,0l2.Ii4 13S,S73
lSiS. 365.ilS I53,746 li6, go 81 1888
BY reducing the Wheat to Flour, the quantity of
the latter left at tide water this year compared with
corresponding period last year, shows decrease
equal TO 277 40 brlS. of Flour.
The receipts of Corn thus far less by sos, 15i
than it was last year up TO this time, and 6S,92i
bushels less than il was in 1916 There has also
been large falling off in Barley the receipts, when
compared with last year, show decrease OF 81 30
bnshels and 1922 less than they were during the
same period in 1916. In provisions generally there
has been a considerable increase.
The following table shows the quantity of some OF
the principal articles of produce left at tide water
from the commencement of navigation TO the LIST OF
June. during the year lSi6, (ib days,) ISL, (3l
.
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Letter sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening, printed fine paper and adapted
TO correspondence, be had at the Printing Office
of this paper, N w. Of Baltimore and IIolli-
day streets, CUP StairS) to-day by o'clock, at g.
cts single, or cts. each, for or more copies.
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CHOICE PROVISIONS.

CHOICE PROVISIONS.
EWNIIE subscriber has still on hand and for sale on
n pleasing terms, of his own manufacture, war
rantcd to keep well in any climate. 10 say; 15.-,f
Mess Prime Mess, No. and Prime PORK N
Mess and No. | BEEF; Beef TONGUES
BACON-Sides, Hams and Shoulders, superior
quality .1,f.a. 6s5..3 KS -. $50.
LARD Family Lard, sealed up in stone jars;
also quantity OF suitable Lard, in brls. and
kegs. for shippers, good and s -, II z. -,
100 tierces city packed Prime Mess BEEF. ~
JOHN d. EARLY.
aug IA If No. ST. Baltimore st.
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LATEST DATES-FRom
LIVERPOOL, May 20. IIANRE, May II.
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CANALS OF NEW YORK.
FLOUR, WHEAT, ga.

The quantity Of Flour, Wheat, Corn and Barley,
left at tide water during the month Of May, IN loi7
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BEEF CNTTLE.-Thcrc was large and lncrcas
ed supply in market last Monday, but prices were
fully sustained owing to the present larger than ord
nary wants of the Philadelphia market. or the 6OO
hroIpht forward. 300 were taken BY city butchers,
and the remaining 300 for Philadelphia, at $3.50 50,
gross, equivalent to 6.5Oa $7.75 per 100 lbs, net.
Live Hogs remain much last week, selling at 4l22
aS4.25.
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VIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKET,

"REMINISCENCES the exception of a slight i'm
provcmcnt in the prices Of Corn Meal and Corn our
market for BrcadsulS remains much as it did before
the dissemination of the European advccs by the
ste amer Niagara, the arrival of which announced
in our last. In other respects the market has not
been characterised by any feature.
AMERICAN DRY GOODS.-Thc market con-
tnucs quiet as usual at this season, of the year.
BEESWAX.-Wc have not heard OF a tranSac
ton, and the supply, besides, is very light. The
last sale reported at D cts, cash.
BREAD.-Thc demand continues very good, and
prices are steady at 81, A. and g. cts per Id. for
Water Crackers, and Pilot and Navy Biscuit.
CANDI.ES.--Spcrm are somewhat inactive, but
prices steady at 3la32 cts. Adamantine sell more
freely at 81; and Tallow at l2alI cts. per h., the
latter for City manufactured, put up in fancy boxes
for export.
COFFEE.-Thc transactions have again been on
limited scale, embracing only about 1900 bags Rio
at 6Ya7a cts per lb., mos.
COTTON.-Thc receipts at all Southern points
since Sept. LIST to latest date, have been as follow
of the crop of -. . lS47-- 1916
Gulph, bales, $50 GA l34 $50. Inc. 562 ,594
Up and S. L.. .42O 70l $40, o4. Dec. l59, ll3
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EXCHANGE.-Ther have been very few trans
actions in Foreign Bills during the week, and no at
iteration has taken place in rates We quote as fol-
low:
Bills on London Eserl'g 60 days, l0a per ct prem
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ADAMS & STEVENSON.

ADAMS & STEVENSON.
LEXINGTON sr, OPPOSITE THE MARKET House,
EpEG leave TO call the attention Of Families 10
I'd their Stock of $ UGAR CURED MS, which
are now ready for sale and i'll be found superior
article for the table of the nnOisSem. Persons de-
sirors Of having good Bacon throughout the summer,
secure any quantity, and have u kept IN
good order until wanted for They also OFFER or
sale in quantities to snt, HAMS, SIDES, SHOVL-
DERS, smoked Beef TONGUES, Mess PORK aud
SAUSAGE CASTINGS. mar
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Stock on hand, Sth inst, % Dol hhds.
WOOL.-I'hc market remains quiet. Some lew
lots of tub-washcd are coming forward, for which a
as cts. per h., cash, have been paid
FREIGIITS.-Wc have no new engagements to
note for Europe and the Freight markets generally
dull aud there is very little going forward at pres
cnt to the West Indies Coastwisc rates are as iol
low:
g pnr,, !, Main, ........ dc. las -
New York, Iron and Coal s l,5O. ... do. T.
- Providence, Flour Is cts. ........... do...O
Eastern ports, Timber i | per NJ.
WESTERN TRANSFORMATIONS rates
through on the Baltimore and Susquchanna Railroad
from Baltimore TO Pittsburgh the same as last
week, and will probably so remain until the 'laduct
at Frccnort is repaired viz:
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TOSOAP BOILERS. GLASS MAKERS
AND BLEACHERS.
FENENN SODA ASH BLEACHING
sale on liberal terms by the for this market
MCILVAIN & WILLIAMS,
iv3 If German street.
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Ship Rio Grande Ryan, Liverpool days. with mdse and
2l3 passengers. Harndeu Co 2ls inst with
fhy Hathaway, of hichmoad, from Liverpool.
Ship Souherncr. Stanton New Or cans, 30 inst Thos
Stsnton.
Ship Camden Sherwood Charleston days. with cotton
Duaham Dmon. Itch, at PM ship under closed reeed
topsails heavy squat from f. which earned
main top.a yad The WIND continued TO blow perfect
Barb Rio 0rs.ds of Bansor) Dudley Rio Jsnso. 90 days.
B5s tsms js.iins. Mon.svidso, IS days with hides TO
psn1h bnS Msstta. Miller, Montsvidso. u days with
hides 70 " De Forest Co Feb IS i.t u.s. Ion Is Is
d ys out. -
6eeisn brig Naonai, voets, River Plate via Barbadoss
sTth with hides hair &C. 10 order Ia the River Plate
Gerard Laex seaman q Antwerp, fell from oreyad nd
lat 81 3, Ion 66 w, wateroRged
standing; blowing fesh could not bosd her; TN
lat - =, Ion g. large rigse teenR g. sho Amer
(ao doubt the Colsmba from Rio for the River
The touched gstbados Jan ze in Of muay
among the crew; shipped another. and aid Meh 81.
Br brig Richard Golden, Fusr, ndsor Ns 10 dsys.wi
plaster. to Soulc Whinsy CO. Left brgi Helen Mara,
Card, aud Cufiew, CrsiRh, f,t NYsrG, so,n.
erg Lond II ynes 81 Jchrs Fla 20 DAYS with timber
ord r. Lost fcfsmsst and main topmas The passage
schf 0sanst. (of Thoastoa) Fuller. A,kspss, days.
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DEATH OF CAPT De HART.-The Ne,cark Ad-
vtrtiser oil the 22d inst, thus notices the dealh
Of Capt De Hart of the % artillery, s.A He expired
yesterday at his family residence IN Ez Abethtown his
native place where he has been confned since his
turn from Mexico, some months ego, with wasting ILL
contracted in the servicc-which numbers few
accomplished mcu lie Joined his regiment under
Gen Taylor ut Monterey but wac suoss quently trans
ferred to the line under Gen Scott, and .ingu
himself ct Vera CRUZ beth before and suoequent to the
csptulston. He led his regiment, Col Bankhsad being
absent ct Ccrro Gordo calamity and was cub equently
Lieut. Governor under Col Lhds ut Po.bla, where he
taken in the midst of ardupus services with the
disease which carried Of many Of the troops and
which he has 1sy persisted. The OF an officer Of
tho revolution he educated for tho service and
been bonoably connected with the army since
graduation at West Point erj9yng at oil times tho
ghset opddepce and esteem, scholar q gentleman
and . soldier. HIS age was AZ.
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WASHINGTON, April FL, lS4S.
le Combination Erfineuished.

AVS SOWOuSuOU EIttUSutsn<o.
Order is restored. Captain Goddard and the
police have saved the city from the outrages of
amob-that ny dra headed monster, which, under
the pretext of public indignation, so often hnds
occasion for the exercise of its vulgar and law
less propensities. The respectable citizens Of
the city owe their thanks to Captain Goddard
and his guard for the energy they have displayed
in sustaining the corporation against the anarchy
of an irresponsible mob, collecting under cover
Of night, but skulking from the light of day.
The Captain and his two mates, OF the schoon
er Pearl, will each be required to give bail for
their appearance at he June term of the criml-
nal court in this city In Thousand dollars upon
each OF tn seventy-seven kidnapped slaves. or
prospects, fore that the three men will be
retained in prison in default of this heavy secu-
rity.
About fifty Of the slaves have been sold for
the extreme South, and they were, this evening
men, women and children--put into car st'
tached to the Baltimore train, en- route for the
cotton end sugar plantations Of the States along
the Mexican Gulf. Thus, in every way, this
late kidnapping operation has resulted dis
ngrerabiy to all parties, and perhaps most disa
ereeably to the poor negroes, who, for all that
we know, may have been destined by the philan-
ihropic captain Of the schooner, for Brazil and a
pected In the North.
1t has been given out that there was piece
or two OF artillery on board the steamer Salem,
when she Captured the schooner. We are re-
quested to say that this is not so-that the volun-
re- the ste amer were armed with few old
muskets and revoivers, and nothing more.
the substantial slave and property holding citi
zens of Washington have deported themselves
much to their credit, under the evaporation
which this bold invasion of the slave stealers
awakened We are sorry that We cannot speak
SO freely in endorsing the gassy and ibhammable
vaporing which has characterized both houses
of Congress for the last day OF two BY Monday
next we hope they will have cooled down
BRABANTIO.
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WASHINGTON, April 81, ls4S
Items,

Gen. Twiggs is in the city, hale and erect as
a Trojan.
Select Committee of the House on information
al copy right-Messrs. T B King, Marsh, G J.
Ingersoll. Mann, Morse, of La, Hilliard, Sims,
of S. c., Preston, and Murphy. An educated
and intelligent committee. We hope they will
do something.
Mr.. De Bar, comedian, and Mons. Frederick,
and Md'lle Vallee, dancers, have been playing
here for several nights. but the out of door ex
element has operated against them Md'lie
Most Of your good dancers are not SO young and
good looking; and herein she has great adtage
Our old friend Booth is to be here next week
OBERoN.
P. S.-Mr. Bennett left US this evening, after
doing the best that could be done for Mr.. Nu-
gent. WHAT he has done will liberate the pri-
sOner.
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With molsssss 70 ssyrs ish ms YET Ion Is Nspoke
L vench. llrh inst lat "a IS, Lon n q. spoke brig New
Zealand ffo Csrdenas steering E. Al Atakspes Joseph
Andeon Of Windsor Ms jampsd ovsfboard in 6t and
sch Lucy Ann Spear New Orleans. q days. with molas-
to order.
schr Leonosa. Smith, North Csrolns, 4 DAVIS
Schr Smith, Young Wilmington. NC. days. to De-
schr Eloisa. Robinson, Wilmington. NC. S days.
Schr Sat- Livingston. Norfolk. 2 DAYS.
Schr Mary Ann, Mitchell. Philadelphia, days-bound TO
Boston
schr Maria Disoswsy Baltimore days. mdss. to Johnson
x Lowden.
Below.
ship from New Orleans. supposed to be the Zcaobia
Also, 2 barks, brigs unknown.
Sailed.
Ships Hsrmise. Bremen; Della WALKER NewOIesns; bIiEs
TarQuin AntiguG 4en Wson 81 Marks; Ann Maria; Cor
Rochelle Swiss Boy Africa; Rowland Neuvtas; Aston
Bangor.
April 23-Sanriss, Wind NE; meridian N; sunset. Sc.
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required 10 seventy-fve thousand dollars, and or.
Judgements are reported be in progress to raise
the money. This 10 all right. The abolitionists
who got them into the scrare, ought to release
them from it. Upwards of fifty Of the slaves
have been sold Thiriy-three were purchased
by two traders residing in Baltimore, for the
Southern market. The excitement has extend
Virginia. FELIX.
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Passengers Arrived
RIVER PLArE-Belgisn brig National-J Hayes. Of Bue

Ayes.
NEw ORLEANs-ship southsrnert Before reported)-Ma.
ter 4 st,ntnn, Ysaton--3e n 8 eersge.
ATrsxAYAs -Schr Gazelle-Nr McMien.
CHARLys roN-ship Camdeu-Jos Thompson lady and
John Ha.l.r. lady md children Master Hssler Miss
Buckand, Kellevs and lady, two Masters Ke'le.
Johnson lady and Mssfers Johpsos va'estne
Hnfera VI Griffith, Mauke. Gray, H Tuttle GIANT
Thorburu X Elv-3 10 the steerage.
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riet A
Davis Miss Martial
Dean Mrs Sophia
Deyberso Mrs Ma.
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r IsT OF LETTERS nEM AIMING IN THE NEW
II York Post Once. April "a, 1888 rIr
OFFICIALLY PUBLIsHEp PAPER HAVING TINE
L.RaEBr CIRCULATION.
Please mention the d'ts Of the list in which they
ttssA