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DOCTORs FAWCETT AND LtMERT HAVE RE
- their office to 81 James street between nathan
aud whore they be consulted confidential
y all diseases Of private nature From tber extensive
pr, in this city well europe. they enabled to
the Of disease we,s OF lorg stand with
change in Diet hndance from business Ne
aew davs Structures cured the most sp
proved p,n Persons aborns under brought on b
Letters paid, enclosing fec, attended to- Once
81 James street.
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.

BosroN, March II. isu-Ezchanse Besrd-l Eastern RR
io3% do io3h ATTENDING Az .s 10 d, iI7Ki Old Co
donew lolA; 100 Island RR 90 Osdeosburg RR IS;
Wore Rn ssk rs do Id 81 50 do b6rd s7 r. ,l0d
%a go DO ayA % do bad Ist do 700 SOD as,
burg Rh sd* per CT adv; Ia do Eastern d. 81 adv
IL per sov "a do Vermont aud Nsssts RR old stock
7sks: de Boston Maine do sk per adv; q DO Che
sniie do new stock. 80xas CT do Auburn Roches
ter do OK rs FtchhuuE do 3k per CT
adv d. Eastern do, h. 81 ctsdv 10 do Western do
ID CT ndv
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HoNoLuLU-Ship Brutus-J F Marshall of Charlesown.
merchant at Horouu Master Egbert en Eyck Of The
u 8 Commissioner
NEuvIrAs-Bark Naceochee-Thos Owen Juan Nepomu.
ceno Boza Jane. Dohey, Mrs Mars Mrs Margaret CLARK,
Ms Catherine Hesson, VIM Hesson.
PoRro CABRLLo-Brig Orbit-M Weismann. lady and
family.
Sr JAao-Brig Don Mediterranean Gracia
SAvANNAH-Brig American-Miss Harriet Hosg. Smith,
Leon L Yshl.
CBARLEsroN-ship Catharne-Mrs Brady Miss II Mont.
gomsry. Ms, Crowley, Miss d Gouder, Mrs Young,
Rev MIR Muller, J Veley, Wiman
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:;S s:F M,
SsnIs: a'!.:.: ~ Gee sS.sy S.:ts';r iSsm,!s
H Ys,s do y. i nss. ss a.. How,
fay - ss'h F.S "A Tsft,. Norton. wig ffEts EdTs,d
Allyn. Perry rE Fox Evans for Bahia d,sss, decks
swept.
ST DE CuBA Feb 24-Bark Susan Jaue Prior for Tr
este lds hris Logan Chase dsg; salso Rich wig g sch
Harvest Rice dsg Cstharps Scott from New York
arr. Sid Is. bark wagram, Elwe Trieste.
Home Ports,
BosToN March limo arrival this forenoon. Signal for
bark Cid B steamship Britannia Lott, Liverpool Hal
GIi bark Laeonia. Hows, Phiadelphia brig HsyfoId,
John Cooley Co. Young Louisa, Chase and Oneco, Kelly,
NYork.
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Passengers Sailed.

fsx-Lisut Nj Boxr, an.
For Lvsrpocl-G Smith and lady, Of England; Robert
Murs, John Asre,, Mr. BO.hrsek. rs Levy, Of York;
Taunton: Dr. Miller. st.f surgeon BA; Gro Miller. of Bos
ton; David and w Kendall of Orleans; Lothrop, Of
son of MEXICO; John Thompson, Of scotland. mn
aud WIFE, OF York; Mrs West Of 81 John; Angelo Soari,
James Coils of England
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LE OF IfxTr1a sHMlAi|S!xS Y fas HnE
. k.: 0 sslss s, =. " ~'ss's W
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sswspspe .swspsps Of letters s.calsd i2,. say Ioss
place where the once advertising may he snatsd HAVING
THE ARaxsr -Nev Poet Office LdU, psssed
Murch
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Ocs.n Steamships.
To sal from Neso York.
LIVERPOOL
Cambria, Harrison, Mar 20
America. yudsins, April 26
SOUTHAMPTON. &c.
Hermann, CIaDtTee, Mar 20
Washington, Johnston, Ap'l 20
To sal from Boston.
LIVERPOOL.
Caledonia, LeItch, April ~
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DR COOPER, "A DUANE STREET, lBETwEEE

ND COOPER, DUANE sTHEEI BEIWELE
enjo yed the practice piyse diseases Of
~ dseas-: and mild cured in Ave DAVIS
St,;cure Cooper has discovered new method bv which
~ ~ cuys me worst form OF structure in from two
weeks with scarcely pam 70 the pseot Constitutional
men This when too freely INDUCED IN begets dyspepsia
eainess or the limbs and small OF the back confusion the
aversion TO society warranted In
ca.. Ar No charge No usri.
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CAMfBINE.-CONCKLIN'S STEAM hEC1IFIED
Camphine avery hyperion article free from ali impure
es constantly baud aud for s.ls qnsntiies to su
buyers l,o spirits pentne. in prime BY JONAS
+. CONCkLIN Distller aid Rectfer Ii3 MAIDEN Lane.
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$500 REwARD-CRosss srECsic .,I M,xlUE l.S

compiaints of the Of Of all reme
dies discovered The shove complaints thus Is me m9a
certain, makes speedy and permsnent cure wnout Ine
least restriction ia diet, drink esposute or c1ange 10 pp
of recent TO be ought which he mixture
will not cure under forfeiture Of 500 Many are cured IN
ga SxNDs i'm y c,,cn corner w ll,,m sreet,
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nhRlTiM q iNTELLL0ENuR,

Movements OF the
To ssrtpe sf Net0 York.
LIvkRPoOL.
Cambria, HARRISON, Feb rs
America, JudkIns. Mar a
SOUTHAMPTON, &C.
Washington, Johnston, Mar IS
Hermann, Crsbuee, Apr 10
To oiTyre at Boston.
LIVERPOOL
Caledonia. Lerteh. Mar II
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GREAT HORSE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS TAT
~ tersas Hesve Powders Are compoed OF vegetable
dents some Of which unknown this country
remedy inow superse ing all Others for The of heave
&c as well as for all the purposes of versa condon
medicine It warranted TO contain black antimony c.lo
mel other poisonous mineral ingredients and will
pJnre Ithe horse has disease. A H. GOU9Hn CO.
l9 Fulton street. sole proptors Also for sale Now ork
CRneys.lls
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avery NOTHER5 BOOK-THE APPREHENSION
II opoveIty the prospect Of :,es family 2, children
M ~, hsss = hook that will tell van important
wh;sh NAV these objections Price 80 cents
FOR sale nv Buigess strnger 22a broadway Zelbsr
Fbsdelphis; W. DAVIS. State street. Boston, and the
No q Ami
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nR HALrH, AUTHOR OF T.tE "PRA.TICAL
- Prvste Treati,e" &c- consulted upoa any of the
sireet from TO AM, and to M (sunday eScepted)
Those who sppy the early stages Of these complaints will
ing the Il il chiefly however. hoss who hays suffered
l)1e from class ~ psopls othsne who pro
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nR GLOVER IS CONSULTED EvEBY DAY AT
- his Office The and Of difficult and pro-
icted that have bed the skill OF phys c,ans OF Tess
ard al delicate diseases, Dr. g. sa regular aradu.ts
arranged that patients do each other Private en-
Hsnae N ofhce th,nnRh he the ohIre dow
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EORLIVERpOOL-NaW LNE-REGULAR PACK
etof26th MaIch-The new aad splcadid fast sailing
packet ship hoSGlUs As. Eldridse master oadigs
freight having splendid
apply board Orleans wharf, foot OF Wall street
COLLINS: So Sou,h street. The packet ship sddons
will succeed the Roseus and sail her regular dsy
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NJ EDlCAL CARD-DK. MORRISON, 20ih Full ON
III devctes his entire time to the private
diseases Recent cases. Particularly Cor orrhs he
sfew days Constitutional debility from secret habit in
by him Structures he without pain See DR.: M d.
poma with the Of Str Ashley Cooper Sir A. Car
lis'e &c in hs ohce 2o4k Fulton street perfect
gns,
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~ rusy 18th the steamboat STATEN ISLANDER vii
make III following ips until fur her notice
aetins at az, 10 A. NJ, r. M r. NJ Leave New
York M9 A. NJ. II A. NJ. 1 r. Nj, ~ r. NJ, SP M.
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FHiLAPELrHlA, March u M-Aurivsd-Brigs w
Rogers SNOW Bostos; Jula Paysoe Pebe Savannah: sch
hai, bow kayner; Arrival Jones, and Strasn Studans
Yofk
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THE EASTERN MARKETS.

At Boston: Our date is TO the Sth inst Flour
then in steady demand at 5.5ua s SIS for Genesce,
aud 5.37 "a 4 ,62 for other Western brands.-Thc
extremes for Corn "a and "A cts. o. for white,
and 73a74 for Southern yellow hat.-Sars Of 700
bales Manila Hemp at cts, mos.-2O0) Is. Ayrcs
Hides had sold at 10 els, d mos.-Cuba (sour) Mo
lasses selling at - cts. mos.-Modcrate sales
of Mess Pork at II. 5Oa s ID, and Prime at = TO-
Lard IN brs. selling at 5aS., and kegs 5la9 cts.
per h., 4 mos.
At Ne,c York The only material alteration in
the market appear to be as follow: Cotton dull and
/ CT lower Western Flour, with increased and
large receipts, G.. cts. lower. Rye Flour down TO
1881 Receipts Of Wheat large, and rcd and
mixed Ohio selling at l.0Sa fiji. Large supplies
Of Corn but prices s,cady.-Thcre was better
feeling and more enquiries for Molasscs.-Spirits
Turpentinc down 10 35a37 cts, cash-Ohio Pork
continues firm previous quotations see next page
of this paper. ]-Whiskey steady Sugar continued
inactive.-R cndercd Tallow commanded cts, cash.
At philadelphia: Market inactive. Flour dull at
5.25a j. $50 Rye Flour 81; and Corn Meal, s a.
Wheat in good request, and prices steady. Corn,
63a6s cts. for white, mixed and yelow.-Nothing
doing in Provisions w hiskey, 24a25 cts.
At NeW Orleans: The total sales of Cotton in the
days preceding Nov. /, were 10000 bales at CT
declne.-Dcmahd for Sugar moderate, but good for
Molasses.-Nohng doing in Tobacco holders con-
tending for higher prices than buyers were disposed
to pay.-No material change in Flour.-Corn in
brisk demand for export, but prices steady.-Lard
selling freely in kegs at u cts. for prime, aud Z in
brls
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LII ORTATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.

Bremen-Brm ship 4dier.
Demiiohns 5,0, Brauus < Focke; mdze bx, G N
Fischer; bricks 5000, IL s. f Won kaPif; mdze
bxs G Boehm; linen pa ps, Hack & Hamburg;
empty bottles loo hmprs, q Oldiield; mdLc csks,
Hohorst
Premiership Goethe
Pipe clay l0l bxs, burlaps 30 bales, Schaer Kus-
ter; nize bxs, G w Lurman do, bricks 2i,00J,
Il w Homabn.
Bremen--Brm. bark Kepler.
NIdzc 5 bales, A Schumacher x Co; 10 pkgs,
Rrauns s. Focke; 9 bxs, Fischer & Co; cases,
J Trust; 5 do, Rppelmcyer s. Grauc; do, Stell
man 4 Hcurichs; , bxs, c G Boehm; , do, Spilker
& Albert.
Rio Janeiro-Brig Silds Maredn.
Coffee 1900 bags, Fisher; 80 do, Hayden &
Coaie; $50 do. II Wright; 10 do, p Mason; 81
do, J c ,rner & Sons; ass do, J w Atkinson; 2 do,
w A Boyd; mdzc % pkgs, G 0ldfcld.
Rio Janero-Brig Pouitaey.
Coffee 2S77 bags, I Wilson 4 Co; i30 do, Brick
head & Pcarce. T.. p De-
Laguawa and Porto Cabeito-Sch. juliet.
Coffee l0i0 bags, hides III, indigo I'll seroons,
F w Bruno & Sons. 5-..
Spanish Main Sch Thomas Hooper.
Cocoa nuts l20, 900, tortoise shell 60 lbs, hawks
bill do % do, dccrskins 10 doz, deer horns pair
arrow root 300 lbs, old copper quantity, Leef
Kingston, Gum. BRIG Gtaaorgnn.
Pimento 425 bags, coffee II brls, rags 65 bales,
wool do empty bottles % brls, lime juice i csk,
tortoise shell eases, old iron, copper, composition
pewter and broken glass large parcels, specie l345
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latter that part being in fulflment of contracts for
the English market.
Beet.-Ihc transactions have been chiefly for
ships stores AT quotations; those tor export were
few select lots mostly small packages IN the
way Of filing orders.
P0rk.-The sales comprise some l00a2O0 brls.
Prime, taken for export, at SO, aud 40 do. Mess at
= i2.50, but the market at present Is very quiet
BacOn-ls moving off very slowly at late quoted
rates. Shoulders, which III more limited supply,
al 5id55 cts, few OF no good TO be had under the
latter Sides, 5a5i, very prime only, and those III
small lots, will command the latter; and Hams, 7uS
for fair to good shipping qualities and 9aio Tor extra
cured for tamil ~ use.
Lud--Has declined, and transactions have been
moderate brls at g. and kegs at the latter OF prime
uuaity could have been had yesterday on mos.
Buer.-rhc sales Of the week comprise 4OOa5OO
kegs Western at lOall cts, and 3O0aiOO do Glades
I35al5, generally l4al5 cts. PER lb, the latter for
good darics.
CaeeSe.-The demand has been fair, the article
taken by the trade and for export-W estcrn at Ia
I. cts for running lots, and Eastern ealO, as IN
quality.
RICE-Is only in moderate demand and has sold in
lots as wanted at 3. "a S3.7 ) per 100 lbs.
SEEDS.-We have no transactions 10 report in
any description New Clover is held at IA S4.25;
Timothy, >. 5Ua So; aud Flax at $l.25, but these
rates buyers have refused 10 pay.
SPInITS.-Thcre is no change in n. Z. Rum, the
market remaining steady at 2Sa30 cts. In W his
key, we note great uniformity OF price through the
week at 1 cts hhds, and 20 in bris.
SUGARS.----The market has been very quiet
since last weeks report, transactions having
come to knowledge except in very small way
and unworthy particular notice. The arrivals dur
ing the week from foreign ports have been $40 hhds
Is tres. IS brls. and 312 bXs.
TOBACCO.-Thc market has been relatively
quiet for Maryland, bat the few transactions that
have taken place during the week were at late pre-
vious prices. In Ohio The transactions have com
prised about 700 hhds., including $50 on Saturday
and 100 en- Thursday last, at the extremes OF and
S $50 per 100 lbs.-'Thc adviceS from Europe by
the late continue 10 present nothing favor
able in regard TO the German or the Dutch markets;
their large previous stock serving them for supplies
as well as arguments consumers contend until they
can be accommodated upon favorable terms on
this side, not feeling disposed 10 credit the well
known fact here of the very unusually short crops,
the last season, both in Marylan and Ohio The
inspections this week, ending with the 9th inst, com
prise 1913 hhds. Mary land, POI do. Ohio, do. Vr-
hhdS., and do. Stems. Exported within the same
time to foreign ports 217 hhds of which there were
to European ports, of Mary and Ohio, as follow:
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dollars, E Cohen; guano s34 bags, George;
pimento 40 do, mahogany 10 ps, Brauns g. Focke;
old metal hhds Spence & Reid; tortoise shell !
brl, oranges 6000, C w Fccke.
Havana-Sch. II. ". Cambria.
Sugar 372 bxs, Johnson & Travers; cigars lsl do,
swccimeats do, Fl G. Ducatel.
AuguadiHa Up. R.)-Brig Kate PendergaSt
Sugar $40 hhds Is tres 2S brls, kirkland, Chase &
Co; bay rum % demijohns, F w Bruno & Sons.
ALaco, (Bdhanas)-Br. sch. Carleton.
Mahogany 50 logs, oranges 60, 900, old copper,
junk, &c, several lots, specie 1000 dollars, T Mon
tell.
Abaco. (Bahamos)-Br, sch. Victoria.
Oranges $4,000, old copper, composition aud iron
u TONS rags 62 lbs tortoise shell is do, oggerhead
do 1879 do, mahogany logs, aloes brs, specie 1850
dollars, f 7 Montell.
Bermmdn-Sch. Mary FiOwer.
Hides 40, skins 81, bones csk, order.
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thercupon moved for a non suit the ground that
the bill had not been presented for acceptance, and
that grace had been allowed; and insisted that
sight bills entitled to the days Of grace,
as time bills fortiyng this position by citing many
English and American authorities. The Court, after
si'ion taken by the Defendants counsel and granted
the suit.
tE;-Since the above decision, most, or all of the
Banks in this, and Eastern cities, have come to the
determination to require. receiving Sight Bills
for collection, the words trithout grace to be in
GUIDED,
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price 5s per ton. Pork-Prime Mess of fine quail
~ is enqured for but the sock of inferior held here
is unsaleable. Mess has become scarce, aud has ad-
yanced Is 10 Is. per barrel Rice continues TO meet
limited demand. Rosin.-4OJ barrels Common
Amber, sold at IS. sd. to IS. Cd. Seeds.-Clover is
enqured for, but holders prefer waiting the sowing
season. Ialto'c.--sale have been made this week
to extent of South American, at ABS. 10 dos,
principally at AIS and the market closes firmly at
46s. Cd. for Petersburgh C. Iar-1~pentine.-
No Sales reported.
1Ij-Sce Prices Current on preceding page.
The money market in London on the 9th ult.,
was firmer, with improving tendency from the
favorable intelligence from India. Consos were
S5s to S5S.
FRANcE.-Gen. Cavaignac's cabinet has al
ready sustained defeat in the Assembly, and an
amendment TO the Constitution relative to the army,
upon which issue raised, was decided against
them by majority of 523. The discussion on the
Constitution has been terminated.
On the 25th Marrast, President of the Assembly,
issued decree for the election Of the President OF
the Republic the 10th December. Ii was carried
by majority Of $50 This result has caused the
greatest surprise. The contest for the Presidency
has become very exciting. The ultra Democrats
anxious for unanimty among themselves, pre-
pared to act with concord. Lamartinc has publicly
declined being considered a candidate.
PRCssiA.--FreSh disturbances broke out in Berlin
on the 10th, and after lull came the climax on the
18Th. The cause an attempt the part OF some
mechanics to break up some machinery Invented Tor
labor saving.
Ihe troops were ordered ont and continued the
contest with considerable loss Of life Their OPP
ponents fighting vigorously under the shelter OF bar
ricades.
The King has positively refused to accept the re-
signatons rendered him by his ministry.
IRELAND.-The intelligence from Dublin states
that O'Brien, Meagher, McManus and O'Donohuc,
have had their sentences of death committed 10 trans
portaton for lifeIn Dougs' case, the jury had not
returned u verdict.
The country was in the most dcplorabe condition
from the failure Of the potato crop and grain crop.
The poor continued in suffering condition from the
ant of employment
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Lmporiant Decision Grace on Sight BMs.-M
the New York CITY Court of Common Pleas o" the
9th ult, the following important decision was made
Alanson Trask VS.. Warwick Martin and Joseph 81
tin 4 Co., New Orleans, on Jos. s. Lake & Go. OF
New York The ease was tried in the New York
Common Pleas, before Judge Ingraham, on the nth
instant. f. Terry, Esq.,. for the plaintiffs produced
the original draft proved the signatures OF the draw
ers that tho bill was presented for payment, and
duly protested for ou-paymcnt. and notice given;
and here rested the case.
Edward Pierpont, Esq, the defendants counsel,
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COASTWISE.

Portland-Brig EUelina.
Molasses l25 hhds, Dallam Carroll; hay 49
bales, Gariard & Cunningham.
Portnnd-Br Brig Henrietta.
Mackcrei ISIS brls, alewVes 10 do, plaster loo
tons, order.
Bosion-- Bark Sylph.
MacIerel 300 brs, T r Matthews & Co; hides
300, mdze 1000 pkgs, order.
Boston-Bark L1tcrence
Sheet iron and spelter tons, maciSerel $50 bris,
order; boots and shoes 500 pkgs, domestcs and other
mdzc sou do, sundry consignees.
Neto Fork-Brig Lady Adans.
Copper BAT pigs, Brazil wood 20 tons, conu wood
10 do usc 10 d. hats l9 bXs, wine 30 cSks order
Nc,c York-!Sch. Michigan.
Cheese rs bxs, vinegar 20 bris, 5 Hurlbn; tea 81
hf chsts, A Il Patterson; rope 10 coils, Hooper &
tons, tea 80 pkgs liquor 80 do, mdze 4Opkgs, order
bxs do, Elder, Gelston s Co; csks, G Small
Ne,c York-Sch. Lydia.
Rum 25 brls, salGratus 10 csks, Wilmington &
Eastman; Manila cordage 81 coils, Hooper & Cheese
brough; hides 100, tobacco 90 bales, wool bales,
mdLe $40 pkgs, order,
Porter 25 csks oil 20 bskts maccsroni 30 cases, L
Thomson & Co; cheese 40 bxs, S Hurlbui; 80 do,
A L Fuford; Missouri white iron ! ton, w 4 ii
M'Ki.n nails 20 csks, f Pratt & Bro; mdze cases,
Miller s. Mayhem; cider 10 brls, Moale & Med
cafc; mdze Is do, G. Small; ass pkgs, order.
Near York-Sch Alice
Soda ash 10 csks MsIivain & W ans; brandy 2
hf pipes, l. Thomson s. Co; cigars ! case, r Lem
mon & Co; Russia hemp tons, bides 300, mdze 8 o
pkgs, order.
Netc York-Sch. s. A. Roe.
Tin 90 bxs, hoop iron Al bdls iron . ps, E Pratt
& Bro: chains 10, Henderson Co; skins bales,
] Kipp & Son; arsenic kegs, P Glare: mdze o0o
pkgs, Rose, Merrill s. Co.
PhiiadelDhia-Sr Meridian.
Hides 1854. b Deford 4 Coz moaSsrs 10 hhds,
Walters & Harvey; tobacco 43 bai,s 10 seroons,
wool ) bales, md~; 30 pkg< ordr
CirIesi0n- Big HTriet.
Cotton 81 bal :, rc.. 81 Tres, J Williams & Son;
80 do, cotton 3D3 bal :, order.
Charlcston-Sca G. ". Corner.
Cotton Is bli.., rice l1l csk-, 7 Matthews {:
Co; cotton g. bales, ord n.
Ntlc Or.e!ns - Brk T. H. CHupin
Sugar 211 hhds 100 brls, m0lss4s 3hS do, J. Git
ing; I2l do, w II rrison: wh>kry 10 do, Ed r.,
G lston & Co; mola.s,s 459 iris, hidts 55S, moS' u
bal s. cotton 30 10, tobacco 81 hhds, shot % kegs,
ndze II pkgS, su dry persons.
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Launch.-A handsome bark Of 100 tons burthen'
was launched on Saturday from the yard OF Mr. >.
Butler, the City Block. She built TO order
for Nessrs. WlTHINGToN & EASTMAN, her con
structon being superintended By Capt Spalding, who
is also part owner aud is TO have command Of her.
She has been named Mary Ann, and is intended Tor
the West India trade.-AMericnr.
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. y, 1873
Newspapers brought or sent as freight, on board
the English steamers need not go into the post
Offices be rated with postage, and exchange pa
prrs may be delivered formerly 10 the editors
until learn that the British government imposes
tax upon newspapers taken in our packets
CAVE JOHNSON
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EXPORTS TO GREAT BRITAIN, SC.

To Lipsrpool-By ship STEPHEN LURMAN, CLARK,
cleared at this port Friday of last week, by
OELRIcHs & LrRMAN-5720 brls. Flour.
To Lirerpool-By British ship ALAN Potter,
HIrcHINes, which was cleared on Tuesday by
BRAuNs g. FocKE-Flour 1925 brls., Wheat s0o5
bushels and Corn Is ,26l do.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-11-11
Mails and Travelling Facilities.

On the first page of this paper will be found the
tin of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
cities-Steamboat and Car regulations-Dcparturcs
of Foreign Steamers, Packets, &C.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-11-11
Letter sheet Prices Current.

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