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ADJUSTMENTS.
anne RICAN THEATRE

i'- 800 Stage Manager
,v,,,s ,,, BENEFIT OF MR.. KELLER
ibr;In FRIDAY, March 10th, will be presented III.
ilIg Drama iron Eugene Sues great work. Inv r n,
fSdse, ESQ. entitled THE WANDERING JEW Rodin. Mr..
anson Agreed, Mr. Charles; Dagobert Mr. Greene nal
s MT; hngey Morot, Mr. Eytinge Rose and Blanche. &be
,i m Misses Sazman and Jackson Adrienne de Cafdo
ie, hns L. Pee; La Mayeix Mrs C. Pope THE nerfarm
ME- k T ee sS with NOSE IN NEW ORLEANS Nose
Bsggar Boy, Miss LaForest ' hHe' Miss L. retire;
- ~ T4oiiow Saturday. Benefit Of Mr. H. p GRATTAN
rouge department under the of Mr. s. L. Beemsn
Tansson-Dress Circle, rs cents Parquette Second and
Pru oo cents Cooed Boxes, so Gallery rs cents
DSxes and Sests may be secured the Box Office be-
Stanley, Treasurer. - " applying " oe0' O.
Doors open at quarter before Performance will commence
at a quarerpast precisely. rbIs
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CTRAYED away from the Subscribers stable. Gus
- tomhouse street. LIGHT BAY HORSE,
about fifteen hands high said horses foretop is xN
cut short, has white star in the forehead, 80,
raising the left shoulder The above reward will be paid
delivery of said horse to EDWARD GREENE.
mhl4htH Cusfomhnnse St hetWe DerhignY and Roman
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INTENDING TO FIGHT A DUEL.-Jean Baptiste Laforts
duel Recorder Genos by Of restraining Mr.. Laorte
hound him over keep the peace
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SHIPS-SHIPS.

eV TO ieare WITH QUICK DISPATCH
ENQR SAVANNAH-The fine fast sailing new schoope,
RENOWN, Capt Medium, having the quar- SIR
ter part Of her ca go engaged, will have quick dis <k
good accommodations. apply to
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FOR MOBILE-D.dILY u S. MAIL LINE.
nomo The splendid low. pressure 6-,
EsssaAss=N Packet steane. ORE Gs s4sa=.E
CALIFORNIA, Capt. C. L. Reynolds and JAMES L.
DAY, Capt Wm T. Gberson having been built expressly
for the Lake Trade with superior accommodations. (1he
Ladies' Cabins all in State rooms One of the above steam
ers will leave the Pontchartran Railroad DAILY during
The week. the arrival the Lake of the O'Clock
PM Train of Cars and of the O'Clock M. cars SUN
DAYS. For freight passage apply on board OF to
ia24 ]. & r. GEDDES, Agents. 10 Bank Place.
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SMITH & BROTHER,

So CO.H.MON STREET,
HAVE received large additions to their stock of INDIA
HI RUBBER GOODS. These Goods of the best
weather ). b. would call the particular attention OF
Cafornians TO their Bottles. Caneens and Water Buckets
manufactured, with special reference the many dry
places and arid deserts between the Rio Grande and the
Gold Diggns :" Air Beds hich weigh only IL pounds;
Water proof Bags Pontoon Bags Saddle Bags. etc IN
Ola RUBBER CLOTHING of all kinds Wadng
Boots Leggiuss ETC. India Rubber Blankets Pillows ETC.,
etc. Ako-TENTS. TENT-CLOTHS. Saddles. Brides.
Bits, Stimps, Spurs etc. ETC.. So Common mills
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q
IGOR SABiNE-Fhe fine, staunch. coppered and COP.
Il per-tastened schooner GEN. TAYLOR, An EA4
derson master having nearly all of her cargo 6zA
gaged, will sail as above in few days. For freight
or passage apply to A. WETHERBY
mhI0 poud
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THE ABsQUATULATINa SECRET tRY.-lt appears by
statement in yesterdays Southern Traveller that Kay the
Ascending Secretary of the Lafayette City Council made
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

, BENEFIT OF MRS. MARY STUART
INNS EVENING, Friday, March lsth the performances will
4 commence with the Comedy Of BELLIES STRATAGEN
oriSOourl Mr. g. vandenho Sir George Nc Norton Hardy,
MI ChipPendale; Futter Mr. Fuller Leiis Mrs Jones' Rack
e Mrs stuart Lady Frances by young Lady of the City.
r N. ana Sniy appearance After which, the Drama Of
Stuart. 10y ~ ' -eo' 1890
- Tomorrow, Saturday, Benefit of DICK RUSSELL.
Doors open at halt g. and Curtain O'clock
~ Tickets and places may be had application Mr. j.
bAlLY between the of o'clock
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Succ ession of Alex Logan.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN a. co.

BY BEARD, CALHOUN q co.
J. A. BEARD Auctioneer.
kDA9 April 6, S, II O'Clock, will be sold
Banks Arcade in this city, BY and in Of an order of
the Hon. ACanon Judge of the Second District Court NewO
leans dated 10Th January ls49 and under of James
Davern Esq., Curator OF the Alexander Logan
follow ing described properly, viz:
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the Improvements
there situated Second Municipality, street.
depth Of SO feet nchos and S lines.
The said property situated between Camp and Magazine Streets
and is leased to James Vital until April 1850.
A of sale before j. r. Beard Notary Public the Of
the purchaser. nih6 If
AUCTION NOTICE.
fI1HE SUBSCRIBER having closed his with Mr..
l. LEWIS FLORANCE will hereafter carry the Auction
Business his that
AucuOnee and his well known capacity cryer,
he will receive a portion of the public patronage.
H. R. WOOD
Retrences-Maunse White Co., VIM Laughln Co., Jacob
Barker. ia30
MoRPHY & MENUS, AUCTIONEERS, No. 81 Magazine
I street. opposite Banks Arcade attend Sales by Auction
Private Sales Of Real Estate Stocks Cargoes Negroes Merchandise,
Successors Underwriters and Port Wariens Sales fv2
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CARGO OF BARK GENESEE,
Wrecked at Nassau, New Providence.
PART Of the Cargo of BARK Genssee wrecked at Mas
consisting of HARDWARE, DRY GOODS. SADDLE
RY. HATS. BOOTS, SHOES, UPHOLSTERY, etc.,
for sale, by the package. by
JOHN ". ANDREWS & CO, 81 Common st.
N. B.-The Goods will be opened for examination on
THURSDAY. 9Th inst. mh7
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

mh14 81 G, WHITNEY, Cdnnp
IRON OISTERN and YAWL-BOAT FOR SALE.
excellent Iron DRUM par of the large boiler OF tne
"A steamboat FaShion good new. IN all Respects MI
able for durable cistern estimated TO contain upwatHs o.
1000 gallons Also large and strongly built fAMLc
BOAT. nearly new suitable for any steamboat Az o.
which will be sold cheap. For psrticu la inquire ., d.
DURAN corner of evee and Desire Streets Third Munici.
esy the articles may be examined at the TO. eminent
Foundry minis
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS ::
LATITUDE, 20 81 80 N-LoKs1rupz, 30 win Time, g.
NEW YORK LAW NOTICE

NEW YORK LAW NOTICE.
A BIN. Oakley HALL. Qatey a resident of New Or.
"A leans and member of the Louisiana Barr attorney
and Counsellor at Lao. and Commissioner at New Yok
for the State of Louisiana. Office 70 Wall street New
York. mh15 n
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DAYS, at 81 O'Clock, P. M.
FOR MOBILE. from the New Canal and Pontehartrain
Il Railroad via Pass Christian. 81 =
~ Freight by the New Canal. Lskk}haaEHhftaaz5a
sss Passengers by the Railroad. aEzHExz6
The and splendid fast running passenger Lake steam
boat MOBILE, W. o. Sutton, master, Quilt expressly
for the trade cabin all in state rooms will leave the New
Canal above landing at the POnchartran Railroad for
passengers by the clock P. M. train of cars
Freight received for Montgomery Wetumpka etc., giving
through Bills Lading at IS cents per Dbl.
n B.-Freight received at the New Basin Warehouse
til l o'clock, P, M, on the day of departure
For freight passage having unsurpassed accommoda-
ia3i If WINGATE & Brennan AZ Poydras st.
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CONVENIENT COTTON TABLES.
W. have jug; s received copy Of little work shSwing
or New Orleans, when landed the wharf at Liverpool
at any given price, rate of exchange and eghs and also
showing the price of the article Liverpool when the fac
tors missions and other added This work
Is compiled and published by Mr. James l.. Lawrence of
this CITY, and of much arhmetical labor and will
doubt prove valuable and practical assistant to those
engaged IN the staple II got in neat STYLE pocket
book form, and for sale BY
DAVID FELT & CO., "a Chartres st.,
mills B. NJ NORMAN is Camp ST.
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CITY TRADE X EPORT.

FEIpAy, Msrcu 23-6PM.
The delay in he receipt Of the stesners news has
bsa the feet TO check operations In breadstufs and
other articles Of produce Flour sold TO . moderate
extent 1T yesterdays prices GLIDING chiefly West
and New Orieaps BRANDS. Wheat oOntinued
quiet Corn sold 60 fair extent. oonsstipg chiefly
Of southern white terms stated below yellow
scarce. particularly round with email sales &C faL
pricss. Meal remained about the ssms Rye and oats
Yer. In moderate demand at yestsIdsy'e quotations
rro.,sons we're steady ssd msss pork sold freely 1t
yesf'osys rates. The market, however, Was more
ssn ~ me close Lard vss steady Groceries Ia
Isn osnsha with 'alee Of sugars and moisssss
tent, ~ steady prices ' "
AsHw Small tSl-s ~ about 60 barrels pots ware
sses, st 90 Ioa 30 siAi pearls were quiet at 81.
brsAbsIuryt - fto"F.- rne sxs, for the day foorsd
up sboot 600 barrels including about 600 400 h.r
reis rev Orleans =, 50 l2h and 100 400 do cro.s a
BAD, on terms not ftsteo. rhs sale. s,so .mn,...a
sone lots this State and Western, At var,on. co.,.
sccerdiDg 10 quality raogin- from as a. . as Az ~
80 ON Pore Genepee vas worth So = So I2X, .m.n
sales southern we're made ct from So l2x = a. o.
Wh.af With the exception Of q small lot Of s,utn ..
reported private terms heard no n..ot,on.
C.vn-sses 81 900 busbes o. Deverssul's North "a
ro,iDA vbfts. sold $40, and about IA ESQ a,
eos, hers vhite part about equal 70 Devereaux sed
- $50 SIC; 10os do oommou do soid for dst,ii NJ
- 62o; 500 do New Orleans n ittls weviLy At $40
ana 1900 do yellow Southern sold o. 6sc, spds Gual
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WARRINGTON, March n, 1919.
Con1ing to q Point.

Coming to Point.
The Senate to-day brought their business pretty
much to close, excepting the Protocol, which re-
mans in stat~ quo.
Shortly after the reading Of the Journal,
Mr.. TURNEY moved that when the Senate ad
journ to-day, II do adjourn sine due.
Mr.. FooIE concurred In the melton, because he
understood from wing Senators, that there would
be NO further business 10 detaIn the Senate.
Mr.. WEBSTER also preferred that the final ad-
tournament should be made o-day, and he did not
know that there was thing for the further de-
teptioD OF the Senate.
Col BLISS here came in with a message from
the President, long package OF manuscripts, sup.
posed 10 be the correspondence on the subject OF
that Protocol.
Mr. WEBsTER-Does that message, Sir, relate to
Executive business.
Mr.. ATcHlsok, president pro TEN )-It does.
Mr. WEBSTER then moved an Executive session,
which was agreed to.
The Senate renamed in Executive session over
three hours, IN which we understand Mr.. Beaton
and The Protocol were the subject Of debate. On
re-openIng the doors, committee was appo nted
10 wait on the President, To inform hum that the
Senate will disperse Tomorrow II he has nothing
further TO ask at their hands. And by the time
this letter reaches New York, this extra session OF
the Senate will be closed. w.
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PHILADELPHIA, March y, lSi

PHILADELPHIA, March u, 1919.
Cab ornia Gold-Ns,0s from Chagres--Lauueh-
Maac-Mwkets, Stock Saies, &c.
About 5000 Of gold, from California, was yes
terday deposited at The mint, having arrived here
by the way Of Baltimore. One lump weighed
S. 100 ounces, which Is believed the most valu-
able picking that has as Yet found It's way hitler.
The brig samson, whaer, from New York.
nved al Chagres on the 18th ult In seventeen days
passage. Captain Wheeler. who mas since arrived
in his vessel 1T New Orle ans, states that there
were about 450 par seDgeTs at Panama and Chagres,
awaiting means OF transportation to san Francisco.
Both places were entirely healthy, and the passen-
gers In fine spirits, and expo cted to depart tor their
defamation by British steamer, expected down
from Mazstlan, before the Sd OF March Later
dates nom the gold regions were Romentarily ex-
pected by TINS steamer
The brig Malverno, built at Mr. Pearssn's ship
yard, Southwark, for John Welsh, Esq intended
for The West ludia trade, under the command OF
Captain JarmaD, WAS launched this morning.
The atte mpt proved partial failure, on account Of
the low STATE OF the tide; but she Was got oil
shortly after~ ards.
Another concert Is given by Madame Bscac,,
was filled with most brilliant audience last even
ing, on the occasion oi the second concert of the
seiies.
On Monday evening the Dodworth Cornet Band
take part in a concert ut the same place The next
day they are to parade IN the fremsn's triennual
procession.
STOCK SALES.
F,it Boayd-$569 80 Penn bs s01.; 5000 do, 500;
$3.50 do, C, SEX 81 ooo s. ss 90, I1lh Sl9i3 IL
u s bs, 20 sei $1,000 Lehish e's, cGp g. $500 de-.
ny; q Girard Bank 122f rs do ,i2h SAD, iaa; le0
DO, i2x; LOO do AK 100 90 TAX; 100 do l2,l; 100
DO X 80 de- SD, tx Az do, i21 5000 City e. 10,
lSIh; $3.50 War BOUNTY So, l00h; 90 u s. SANK az
loo Union opl, bbts. IL; $4,000 s Nav Ga 'Os AZ
seo,a s.s 81. ~ 2 a ss ~.
81 lie L.beh CT SCRIP. ~ 20 sohyi Nav, ls; 81 SOC
nj a. s.nn
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Died,


On Thursday evening 22d inst BARTHOLOMEW Nc.
GowAr, In the b2d year OF his age native Of Sligo
Ireland and an old resident Of this city.
The friends and acqusiRtances Of tie family res
pectfully invited to attend his funeral ON Sunday
next h. O'Clock. P. NJ, from his late residence No
II Roosevelt street
suddenly, on Friday morning, GKoReE M. Caous,
aged 20 years, ana o months
His relatives aud friends respectfully invited to
attend bis funeral from the residence of father No
SO Csrmine rtrset, Saturday afternoon at O'CLOCK
without further invitation.
On Tueeday, the Goth inst. at woodbridge New Jar.
sey Mrs SARAH TAPrrN, rect Of Isaac Tsppen In the
seth year Of her age
On Friday evening, March % after Q short illness,
Mrs MARY ANN PHEIAN. wife OF Michael Phelsu
His friends, and thor. Of his father in Law, Mr. MI.
chae Byrne. respectfully invited TO attend her ia
pers 1T one O'Clock on Sunday, from her late resi-
depce, 137 second street
On Friday, the 23d inst ADELAIDE LOUISE, daughter
Of Elisabeth and Henry Camsrden, Jr aged 2 years.
20 days
At the Naval Hospital Pensacola on the 18th Inst
DR. ALEXANDER ROBINSON, Assistant Surgeon, u g.
Navy.
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3D. and Gotten ct about Yesterdays rates Heavy
goods remained the same Shippers still inclined
to wait for steamers news.
FISH - The market for dry cod continues hrm, With
fsles Of 100 quintxls at SO rs For Massachusetts,
mackerel there IL tAir demand ct 90 for No rs, add
S. Is for No. Is The former quick ct the quota
ton. Salss Of the day ave 400 bbis Box herring
moved to tho extent Of 600 from store 1t $50. In
picked nah there is nothing doing
FRrIr - There bAa bee considerable movement Ia
Brazil nuts and about 600 bsgs have changed hands
Oh terms not trsn.pired There were also ssles Of
private terms; 100 mscoareni at about 10
and 100 baes damaged Grsaoble walnuts at 40 s%o
csrh
GIrsEKs-Thers have been sales Of 1000 lbs ct 400.
$50,
HAv-wss quiet without alteration in prices
HAn.-Ws notice saes Of IL bales mixed Buenos
Ayrer at about Ito cash.
TrDEs sales have been made Of 1850 Chagrss, At
isor AN invoice Of 200 tons swsdss has been
disposed of at $S7 SO
LEAD "A sale OF 900 pigs Missouri was made at IS,
MoLA.sEs- sales have been made Of 200 hhds Trini.
dad ct 24o, and leo DO New Orleans 1t 2s1ic, usual
time.
NAVAL SroRxs transactions embrace 500 bills ter
at 81 S7h; 400 do white rosn at 81 rs So Is; and
$50 DO spirits 1T 37ho cash
OILs.-The IiDse.d market Is scarcely 40 buoyaat
to day and the sales do not exceed 1900 gallons at
eoc By auction. 800 baskets slightly damaged Mar
settles soid vt 50 87K = So 0614, cash
PRovieIoNs.-1 he sales Of m-ss pork for the day In
separate lots footed up from 200 $500 bills chiefly
at s1l l2h with some small lots at $i1 0o., and with
made st 10, and 500 400 bbls and tisrcss, at
o1sc At 6ao 70 bbls grea,e lard sold 1t 6ko sales
of pork made at 50 76 Beef steady,
1t old prices. There NO change in cheese or
butrer.
QuIcxsrLvER Sales Of it TASKS at 81 o6.
SUeARs-The saes for refining, noticed yesterday,
should have been 1000 hhds. Porto Rico and Cuba
muscavsdo mostly ~ 30 all around There also
sales of 500 bags Manila for the Same purpose, at
bke $40 time; and Of New Orleans, 200 hhds 1t
40 5Ac.
wnALrBonr.-The last sales were made at $40. .
92hc
EwH,sxxr Was dull, and only small sales were re-
ported at lower figures.
WooL-The market 10 quiet but steady, and the
operations of the week scarcely worth reporting
sms parcel Of washed Buenos Ayres picked up, 1t
lO1Io. 6mOnths
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ship from New Orleans; also barb unknown.


sAscH 2s-winc, . su,.rs& N, ~ meridian. s; ss Q
~ do -
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ARrr1ed.

On Wednesday, 2lst inst by the Rev. 8. w. Isaacs
Mr.. EDwAKD HkILBUTH, to Miss ANN Moss all Of this
city.
March %, by Rev Mr.. Bleseksr, Mr.. FRANK FAME,
to Miss G.oNaiASA RICHMOND, all Of Brooklyn.
Springfield papers please copy.
On the 9th inst, Hslifax, North Carolina
Lieut.. G. W. GHAsr, U. N, to Mise FRANCES j.,
daughter Of Rice Pierce Esq
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Cleared.

Cleared.
coss pp tPs An~Sr na m,srs Pc. L,sn
New Orleans fesmi,h Walsh Fanehou Luns Mobile,
Tn Nephew Elizabeth Denpis0n ,Ost paoaieos
s;as,,.s sss. f;.s ::.s. ,
Bal Haif.x Ms Hunter Co .srah, Johnston. 81 John
lyman Potter Nswbsfn, No, Plat; Utica Ed
ship HudoD white Caao l26 days with ndss to Macy
Rss' w. s s. ss sT s
80 ;ls az: s,S Ia: .. .as
is w. III sas lon
inn hove TO boat lowered. and effort made
bark pIi..m KnsI cork IS days. In ballast and pas
Jane. Hal q F.eport). croso H.v.sa IL days. with
h.d su1ton. New orlsan, Feb g. with mds. to
s.h Oregon D.vi. Baltimore Il day. Hampton Road.
Sis IS & ss e s: @
rBIis ApssT:'s. nsni. H.,.ns March u with ma.e TO
heeTns date lat $ TO- Ion 70 ~. spoke ship Emily from
Brig naidss Fish card..ss with mdss t, Reed
y n ss s ss" !" Es;; sDeas
S.Rs state. at on wsdas;d.y ~. s1sherst
rem ST. t.as thick At The s%s and a mn gaze
scu' 90 s lie, go both AZ s.shcIs ( s.s rode
tnsf 70 be within ,hor. srsssrs
Thin heNeel reported ashore on Long Island Thsr'day
r 6 ar Is :s.ss s id n;;s
days from New rreane for stin.
Jofeh (of Thomastopl Kellar Ia dsya with
dee. } r Jones. 49,
~i si. e t Is
Ssi s I'D . sa white ;ss. :..sdps n. on
kts Ion ~ earned ~ fore md ssG 20 ~
eshr Saline. Scosson New Orleans M.roh with mdse IA
Lsano Adams March H. bts6 Ion rs spoke bark Braa Som
Boz, on r New Orleanr. -
eebr 7 oss, Col ips. Apsischcols, IS day,
chr VARY ..ul -,uil Aitkapss La via Norfolk daya
scbr e Powell owsl, Whnb atop. NC & asya
l. r I'm n Win, pvton n a A..
schr iiism & sgd Kelly. York Riyr, daya
Sleep Encore. Johp son Va
ship from New Orleans; also bark unknown
MARCH 23-wnc sus-risa N 81 meridian. 8; 1t sun
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Nov ROANOKE. BALDWIN Grssnpof lO bbls part ~ nh.
Esnr Lover Al eea. do YIN Tell, Tabor de. W sp Dss H.
Philip J, Wo,dYan Do HOS
The ships Govsh's Isasc had gsns any doHs we'll
On sydney in frankIip, Cooper, 81, 6O0
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MARKETS ELSE WHERE.

STOCK SALES.
BosToN March "a Brokers Board26 Reading Rail
road l64 rs do do, l6 do Vermont Central Railroad.
do hb do Vermont and Mass Railroad 49 do Fitohburp
IAN; do ExcbsbRo Bank, Va
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NJ hsvst let scs sick s.d ood return Tor hin. a. ~
's>>IeiA ASeh ~ eSsa~ u oAdnaA $50 aR IN ~
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Passenger Arrived.

RIO JAsrRo AVID rs.NAsnUso-aark Agnss-Mrs r Ne
chudo and servant Noss Secretary LEGATION 10 IN,
Court Of Brasil bearer Of dispatches; @ n Xon..t'
PErsAcoLA-Dns Joseph-Ar assday and Mr. 3 NonsTo
merry
ArrAKAPAs-schr Mary q scull-Nr Cbaoe
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I IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN TBl NEW YORK
II Post Once. March -, i8lO
OFFICIALLY PusrLnrrp ~ rHE la ne EFT
u0vyyAr
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fhSfal0 MARINE COrfonpOn0onA nae,
IHILADE P'iIA hsrch IS tPh-No arrivals
two All unknown.
le',.dship su.guehannA Pursry Liverpool. brss Re-.
v.n,y ki,r Uncle Joan. Badwin xexlcsr Vannemas
ntNaE Ru',s k,ch Boston, Henry Lsmuel Craomer
s'uoIs'i Godfrey French. Provdenss; Thos Fsnnsr
-, mhsesnanSous.
LsY o. ne baue for Bsvre will coss st the Grchsute
re- NO M and sso At Kenyon street. this IA At
BAG Tor steamer IsAbc tor Ba,so. will IA mad. nm a.
Above, ~ w 90 och this Afternoon wv" " "s"' w"
Ahoer bsgs o. Mai Steamer s,utheyner for
4sctd H'' h''rnoon ~ minutes TO
BARK iosErR AntoR ga letter dated A rr p,... sng,,
oousy Long ana March a. that tho b4rh oassr
Eierdss ,er with Of mr. iSp cara
and bound 70 Bost sho,e opcosite sn,bs pr 80
hss, iesis ors- AND .ss
Jins AZ ,hs bat twice There been no Z
with the from the consequences ~ the ~
the oin wbioh was Sill decreasing when the latter wss d.
before morning. - there heavy Tn, 4 Igj tons
lrtbt months 3D. and partly Owned BY the captain She
10 eerssrsd to John b Pierce 20, Boston.
BAR Qvrroy King into o Jsnstro In January In al.
htrs, eaby eoDdemBtd and sold she
Ayus VI and for Boston. with osrao Of hides
soHR Errsey. from satin River Savannah. arrived
War eon OF the 10Th lost
wa besn on The coast PEELED throw
whole 81 her deek load.
TEg sopR on the Shit bsov oston On ths s2d ss
ne Howe che has got on
woAr fore and an seh ashore about 10 mes NE
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