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MARK Ews ELSEWHERE.


rnnADErpuA March !. 1872 First Board 5000 Pennsy
vania h " 5000 do. S. Sk 50'do s01 l3 Susqu ,ha
Canal Bond 81 500 high Scrr 81 10 do S 100 War Bounty
lC Nj 800 sehnyll Navigation 6s 6S % an 300 do. 43k
1000 do" 49, sM0 do h 4Sx 2nl do. 43h 800 d.. 49,
600 S. sou; 6hs Recalling 90 % 4g. 100 War
BON w. lOH 100 do, u0 1000 6s 92 600 do
e?h SEQ Rfadirg Gs no. IS s9 i5n Reading stoak Dds
~; % North Ameron In urnnre So 50 Mo,rs lanai 9 90
~ ksbuya Stock. 1876 ~ Gir.rd AMI. III 40 do, liX
Farmers ard Mcsnics Bank s7 20 Kentucky Bark. 49, ION
New jersey coT ppa. ~ IS 100 6' &c" bS
to Reading stck IS 5 $50 piermont opoer u 100 Ne
Jere Copper f6 Second Bo1rdSon Lehigh Scrip 81 100
do 81 $50 do 81 60do 81: 49, high Mortgage Loan s $40
sehuyhi Navigation ST. 6S a. 800 do 49, 100 Pennsyv
10 star PennsvIvasa Railroad 5 100 Worri. Canal 9 '0D
fc ez 100 do ~. IOo 81 % d. 81, 3rousvie Bank
ro ln Union Canal l3S; 20,do 3 81 Union Bank Tenn.
lsH 10 Mar ufac and aenhanios Bank 2 Is louisville Bank
o. Oo Grad Bark l'9 100 Do ll 81 Reatine Stock, Isl
80 nO G,ard Bank S. I'M 100 do. rw, 7z 50 do, l 100
DO, r5wn,llA.
BosroN. Feb r. Brokers BoardI3 shares Eastern Rail-
road y9 10 do do 99 do Bosto, add Woroessr Rail-
rod ln5 10 do Col Railroad III 81 do Re,iins Rail-
roeA 10 30 do do 1874 sr0 do do l5 so lb IS do
1876 ~ do do i ION DO os q 90 do loH 500 o. DO Do
do Vernon Centrsl Ra-o'd BIZ 9 do do 57 10 do do g.
~ % do Western Raosd 1925 do Boston AID M,ipe Railroad
lp5X rs do East Boston Co. 1874 81 do Am,sh,ag Ianuf
Co 16 do Exchange Rank 9Sb I0divdsnds Auburn And
Rochester Raoad 50 75 S00o United States sixe, l'6a 1881
l2 do Connecticut eivcr Railroad 49, % d. Proy
denee Raj rosd 9 20 DO wes Railroad ln2 30 Hope In
60 10 40 do Merchants Bank lG $500 CITY SIX
rent stock. 1851 100 Brokers Second Bo1rd Feb Ply
shares Beading Rarosd l4 10Y do do nv; 100 do do M 90
20 do do g. p,erred NJ DO Vermont ADD Mass Railroad 5 30
do Long I~isnd Railroad do E,.tern Railroad 99si:
do Bekt0n bnd Worcs Railroad In4 SO do Central
Railroad r. "a DO do 57 $1,000 United States 6s 1876 1881
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Incidents OF General TaylOr's Travel.


At Memphis the General encou utered q democratic
lady who, It appears, hal particular pride bsi
anpoup eed as rSch. well, General" she said "yoa
viii updtr,tand atn q democratic lady " .'Yes g.
dam and am delegated Co see you -nch. for dem y
cratic ladies very rare that it affords grsa.
pleasure 10 rec ons.n
In landing at one OF the iron works. the Generals
hat blew OF int tbs river from whe omptly
rescued by man in blanket coat, who retur usd
to him by the rim. with about pint of water in It,.
which The General did not perceive, bat cIapped It
suddenly on his head. The water land very cold at
that ime) poured down his face aud neck to his
little be jsrked It of quicker than
he put it en- and gave it violent shake whilst ths
Gte wight who prese ted it, great CO
stamntr.d out, " Never mind, Genera; never mind,
Jeu liant lore By 1T for II the don't pay
you for the hat. will" IA may be supposed, the
mark sde In all sinoeriry-elicited shout and at
once restored the good bumor Of the General who at
frft appeared little ried az his ted he I'D
bath -NeV Orleans Com Bulletin, Fec. 20.
AT FRANKFORT.
The Frankfort, Ky, Common tUeGhh SAYS
Gen Taylor, while In this place, met his for uner
echoornastsr. " Weli, General - said the
old scboolnla st.r, reckon am the only man Who
can ray be ever whipped Gen Taylor.n "Ah,n saie
Gen. Taylor Rrsrppg the honored old teacher by tue
hand " hut you must rscoecs 1t took you ns tine
to doit" seems young Zach did not relish u thrash
ing, even when boy and resisted his schoolma tor
but he was finally forced to surrender.r
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Movements for California.

SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP NoRruEaNER.
The splendid steamship Northerner, Capt Budd,
sailed yesterday afternoon, at her aSpolnted hour,
for Chagres. Before o'clock, the time announced
Tor her sailing, thousands had assembled, and, as
her moonpgs were cast of, they made the air ring
win their cheers, which were as heartily answered
the bay IN gallant STYLE and took with her the good
wishes OF thousands. IL will be seen, by the an
nexed list, that she took out large number Of
Ed.srd Pl.tt Judson Plat. Frederick Hamliu, r.
Brown, c. Tslcott William Barnes, Samuel Brosd.
head s. McQuigg George Smell, q. w. Lamb
Samuel Stone, r. B. Folg.r o. q. jennings J X Glen
c. z; Gorbam, s. o. Dovnss, G. T. 8. Curtis, Julius
Unssn r N.Y. D.v: Josh.m ' e,..t C. upS,T h, C.
den, Charles J. Alaridgs Lieut. A. w. whipple, saml
Benton, George Werner, s. T. William. II. Edwards,
Z. Moment W. II. Cronise, John Clark, w A. Jackson,
J. Mooney, jr., Major Emory. Doctor Mcguire and
lady; r. A. BriDsmsds, M. Cslsia, P. II. Cowso,C s.
JennsoS T. H. Davies R Tru.:. D. c Mnis. H'P r.
De witt r j. Stevens, s w Holiday, II. q. Smith, q.
sheldon, D W. Nudge, Harley. Crsghan, Capt Mare
P. Frost, T o. Smith, Thomas Lyle, B. F. Eoxis N.
Cleveland, q Weissr. J. Wesler, c. G Randall Rich
Sharp, William Dstforth. L. Bell, F S. wsasu ser,
w. Evans, George Van, David Van Colt, John Puver,
Daniel Cronin. William Budd, William Pnn.y, Gao.
Dune, James Whartsnby, Mr.. McIlvsiue, J. +.
soynton, INDIAN Torrey, James N Savage, Gat.rt
Murdeek William D. Miller, B. Fenner, Cornelius
II. Forsyth O X Dsvos, 4. wheeler q. w Foster. II.
Tnompson jr JaEss K,nney,H Mstchett Thos. Crane,
w, ID Blanchard q. Bell. Fry. w. NJ. White,
q. A. Hudson d. Cke.on, C. Borchering jr, c Val
]ottin,J j. Achessn, John AlienJ Kerfoot, Kuscht,
q; NJ Bond II Chelson, W. B. Breson, II. Lambert, +.
f. Low, r.. O Hall, Justin NJ Smith. Leanfet smith,
Belden ID Burt. Jerome Reyes N. q Daniels. A Hts
co.'s Westerfsld, James H. Reyes, Hub oart Hunt, r.
Atberton N. Holland John Smith. Alexander Fraser,
J. Rankin, II. Warren, II LIBBY, u ~ X Ts~ks-
bury. J. PORTER. D. Phelps, NJ Thompson, Bird
call. w. W Peck, %. C. Povers, L. c. Leiyard, NJ Cas-
ridy, j. Ssrgespt.--Total lSo.
The brig Abrasia, Captain Atkins, sailed On the
22d ut Tor Chagres. Before her departure, the
Bible Society of thss city presented each OF her
passengers Bible. she wac sent out by Messrs.
Livingston, Wells " Co.. and took with her pa
tent surf life boat capable of carrying about thirty
passengers. Annexed 10 a list of her passengers; =
O. w. Bartholomew. Jared GoodH;n i,aso Pierce,
Andrew Norton Wellington W.uston, Eldrdss q.
A,kips George w Dresser q. l. Haley q. Dodge,
Edwin D. Tucker, John Featon James appleton Sam
Appleton, George w. Appleton, Gsorgs y, Appleton
John Appleton, A. W. Frick Alfred Aift'Ch III. ID
Hall ID. J. II Chsfles, H. A Charles, P. ID. Woodruff
Walter Smith. Aanson A Durfes Mr. Pdrdy, II.
Hart, q Porter. Erastvs Granger. q. w. H.istsf,
w after halsted Isaaaisr Hsvens, q, y, Marks, Me-,
hey nolds-Totsl, 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02
CITY TRADE REPORT.

fHuRsDhr, March l-6 T. NJ.
me hour market was steady, but raiss m ,ds-ate -
Ths chief sales were confined - Western parcels via
view orleans, with some lots Michigan, Oaio, 40 at
about previous prices Sales Of Western wheat we're
made AZ prices stated below The receipts Of pod corn
were lght and the sales were limited There no
chApge In other grain Meal sold dolly in small lots
o. old prices. Provisions exhibited material change
sales OF pork were pretty freely made but at low
Lard was some timer at provious quotations. Groce
riss we're In far demand without mst.rial change In
quotations The sale Of refined sugare alluded to yes
terday, should haze been stated at sbsut $3.50 00 Ia
value and not $50 O0S lbs. Cotton continued active
though at rates essier to buyers.
Asnts Sales Of 40 so bbIs pots we're made st 80
90. Pearls oontnued dull at old prices.
BREADsTuFrs. Flour The hciss In the aggregate,
amounted TO sbout 5000 tbh., including lots OF New
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PHu.ApELpUrA.M March I. l81c
Sudden De1{h- tlyOsd AcclTeuks

Sudden Death-Rath0ad Accidents.
Thomas McCully, of Southwark, a prominent
member of the democratic party, and at one time
a candidate for Congress from the first district
died very suddenly this morning at his residence.
The passengers by the 9 O'Clock tram from New
York, yesterday, were detained nearly FIVE hours
at the Mil Creek bridge, in consequence of the
breaking OF an axle of the third passenger car
IRON the engine The fragments OF the axle tore
whole train was about gong on the bridge, the
damaged cars were Jostled of the track, and the
ladies' car tell down the embank ment on its side.
1t is considered almost a miracle that no person
was seriously hurt Only one lsdy had her FAC.
severely scratched. The passengers were very
much annoyed, particularly those who were on
their way 10 Washington. A similar acctden,
occurred today, OBTAINING the tram until three
O'Clock. No one hurt
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Orleans at IS a. IS So $40 bbis Brooklyu on ur.
vsts terms With 900 do Niahyan In lots at s. ST.
Pur~ Ge ussse sold In I,ts 81 50 O6k s6 ls3{
Small lots extra sold at Sc IS Wheat -S.l-s Of Oso
bushels Illinois we're mads at 81 no; .nssas held
former rates Corn -S.ls Of about 900 sssks New
Orleans were made for dazzling, at Go aud 400 ],
old roupt, .. SO, Nal -smsil sales New Jersey
wsre made at az s7X There ~. no Oh .nxs la Rye or
Rye Flour. Canal Oat. wsre ius-t,vs At 40
Corror. Tho market rsmsins without further
change. the sales uti OF to 2 600 bales
CAMpHoR Sales have been maize Of 40 bills red ned
at ESQ 4 mos
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Loren i. Waldo has been uomi uaiei AZ n o,os,s.
necficut. VI WV
Tia following candidates for Congress have besn
nominated 10 Virgna-William Hicks BY the ds 80
siAe o. ths Mason ana Jackson districts aud Rich.rd
HS"sastss "Siiem NcComss, for the l4th dis.fict.
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The following ID the ola.sifcs ton according to avo-
cation Of the New Jersey SenatePhy siciaa l. Coua.
ssior at Law Farmers, s; Bank Presden mt Ii Pfesi.
cent 81 Canal Company, Merchants, 9; Miller, l;
Iron Manufacturers, A. Total 10 y
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The New Cabinet.

Ine new Cabinet.
The Hon. Abbott Lawrence Ia cou plianoe with the
invitation Of the President elect, arrived At the Aston
House yesterdsy morning from Boston and will proceed
with his family this atto'noon to Washington.
Ma. LAWRENCE IN THE CABINET The Hon. Abbott
Lawrence received last evening tsegrsphic ooamu-
nication from Washington fsem a distinguished Sena-
tor announcing that he was authorized by General
Taylor to invite him to accept seat In his cAbi
Mr. Lawrence will leave for Washing this after
10 stil We believe matter of doubt whether it will
be the Navy or Treasury Department over which Mr.
l. viii be invited to preside.
IL Ia understood that Mr. Webster ha. strongly advo
Gated the claims of the Hon Mr.. Evans Of NJ siue in
poDtment We cannot donbt, however that what
ever differences Of opinion to the eligibility Of
viii be scquitsced in by all good wings. as q every
respect ptiopsble or his business atoms
for either Of the depart ments mentioned no
entertain doubt and We do not ima2ine that any
will seriously cope nd that lawyer by the nature
OF his occupations likely to be any better ted for
poet in the cabinet than experienced euiighten
ed merchant Who apart irem his commercial pursuits
has SLED the Office Of representative In Congress 10
an Efficient, honorable and devoted manner, giving
Seu dsnt assurance Of statesmauike Intelligence,
industry and ability We not doubt that the 40.
poptment Of Mr. Lswre will be grafyi ny the
red In by other sections Of the Union Boston TGn-
script FEB %.
ICorrespond ence of tho Penusylvau,aa
WARRINGTON, Feb q, 1S49
The place Of Secretary Of rhs Treasury va, to have
been tenderedto Horace Binoey; but It is N con-
ndsptly alleged that it has not bssu tendered aud
Of Philadelphia. Looms of Pittsburgh, Attor
General Governor Johnstons mission here in
favor Of either Meredith Loon mis- and against Ran
dali You will perceive that the Secretary OF the
Trfasury is in doubt in this rumorsd list. Tho OBJ.
sacle Ia, as you will notice, Absote Lawrence Whose
gold has excluded the brains cf George Evans-ths
latter Of whom could not stand the competition of his
moneysd rival Horace Binney was in General rayiors
eye when the old ger tlemAn came here, but he was
intrigued out OF It. If he is offered that place, and
accepts it, then the Attorney General will be taken
from New England. think these pretty we'll
fou o. ed rpecolations.
General Taylor, Mr.. Clayton, Colonel JEFF Davis,
Colonel Bliss and others, called T., the President
yesterday, and were most cordially received Gsosra
Taylor will to morrow dine at the White House, in
company with his suits and the cabinet of Mr. Polk.
Mr. Buehapsn 10 company with Mr. CLAYTON, called
see Old Zsek yesterday and received with kind
ness and consideration.
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Arrivals In ~ rsklurton

General Care has arrived at Washin gtou and tn ken
DodRipg s at the u Hotel Hs m It at tina dap IT
by large number Of friend and escorted 20 his lodg
inge.
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M arrlesl,

Married.,
On Thursday, 1st instant, at Brooklyu by Rev. DR..
Spencer, Mr.. J. II SMITH merchant of Cincinnati to
Miss MARY J.. youngest daughter Of Joseph Arnold,
Esq, Of Bsrtsp.
[Boston ana Cinciuu natl papers please copyl
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s,vas now .thev have heretofore divided the people
Of tbs Uni'ed States into political parties sus Tvs
% .S is zee widest fury through the course
n canvas subeds into peace at the returns OF an
s.uI, than the power Of that respect which
Am~ricsn citizens feel for tho laws and nstitatons
under which they live.
majority Of the Senate Of the Unitsd States are Of
the political party which most strovs to defeat
election scoord In political creed with that majority
To reject under these circumstances to au.ou oce
you your election to the highest o in the aitsd
States win, trust be received token Of their &C.
4uisscsncs-not reluetaut admission, but rs.psctfa
acquisseenoein the decisions OF the people fss SIR
that offer yen that from them your Al
nin,stI alton will not encounter fscous opp,ston;
that far difference OF opinion will permit, tsey
win give that sincere support which our com non In.
forest and constitutional obligations might ieSa you
The character Of your election the general feeling
Of admiration and gratitude for your long srdaous,
and most brilliant military services me Of ;us
devotion to yeur couutry-your whole country .eWo
high hope and expectation In the public mind thse IN
taking the chair Arst held by wa.hiasson, aoa ~nco
n tscTed to every American heart you VIII 10 soie 20
hush the and still the waves OF ssceonal STRIFE
TO pursue the oonstitstion with all rs nsrmon,n,ng
oomprc misses to promote the permanent prosperity,
and urth.r illustrate honorable fame Of our Union,
SUBSTANCE OF oEV. TAYLoR's REPLY.
n, 20 Hhich he has been chosen bv sbs Usoo,s
svov4d emotions Of tho profou gratitude, aud de-
osred bis dstrust Of the sbty to fudi the expsosa
upon which their confidence based; but gave
Of liked purpose to administer the govern
ment for tho benefit and advantage Of the whole
country
In abiding to the fact to which his attention had
been drawn, that the chairman of the committee
presented public body, majority Of whom op.
posed In political opinion to the President elect aud
accorded with that majority he recognised in 1t the
difference TO the popular will coustitution sy express
ed which rests the and hope Of the
No; and he ssd that it have been expected of
the Senate Of thu United States He expressed an ar
dent ~sh that he might be able In any degrees to AS
suage the heroeness of party, temper with nj )dera
ton the conflicts If those who only divided t.
the Of securing the public welfare Having been
A.A hat hn Lhnnf IN thA ha nnNA
filled by Washington he said he could hope to nnlae
him only the spgleness Of the aims which guided the
conduct Of the man who had no parallel Ia history,
and could have rival lin the hearts Of his country
menn
In con cusion. he aunou need his readiness to take
the oath Of office the 9th Of March Droxmo at such
hour place might be designa aud expressed
to tho mittes his nks for the manner 10 which
the duty assigned to them had been discharged.
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Ocean Steamships.
To sail from Nsto Yorh
LIVERPOOL.
Europa, Lott Mar 7
Canada, JudkinA April I
Sarah sands, Thompson, Nay 5
sourHAMProo. 40.
Washjns ton, Johnston, Mar n
Hermann, Crabtree, April "
BERMUDA.
Dee, Allan April IL
HAVANA, no.
Falcon. Thonpson,t Mar 8
CHAR LmT0N.
Southerner, Berry, Mar 10
SAVANNAH
Cherokee, Lyon. Mar 7
CHAsR1-
Falcon. Thompson,t Mar y
Crescent City, Stoddard, Mar 10
To sail from Boston
LIVERPOOL.
America. VI Wrison, Mar II
Niagara, Ryrie April Is
% cemins and returning at Ha-
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Movements OF the

M0vemeHtS OF the
TO ayriCs at Nese York.
LIVERPOOL
Canada, JndkinA Mar 10
Sarah Sands Thompson. Aar28
Europa, Lott, April 2
SOUTHAMPTON, 10.
Hermann, Crabtree, Mar ~
Warrington. Jobnston, April 10
BERMUDA.
Bee, Allans April Il
HAVANA, 60 /
Falcon, Thompson. uno
cHARLrsroN.
SoutheYnsr, Berry. Mar 8
SAVANNAH.
Cherokee. Lyon. Feb Is
CHAoR n
Falcon, Thompson.t vnc
Crescent City. Stoddard, unc
Nor,herper. Budd, uno
To arrive at Boston.
LIVERPOOL
America. Harrison, Feb "A
Niagara. Ryric, Mar "a
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PpuADrLPH,A March NATIVE Ship Pnland John.
Livrpc brig Leo sprk, Trndsd dc Cuba; sohrs
EfcId. Dcover NY.rk; Hiaervs, pavis, Fkiyer. -
IoaredShp Saranak Julins liverpool brig Cantor Hall
Boston via Newcastle belt sehr Buena vsa Coon Cbares.n
miscellaneous.
SAILING or TIE Srg 'as,P SARAH sASps-rbe auxiliary
sesmhip Sarah Sands Capt Thompson. JAILED yesterday
for Liverpool, with largo rs,ghtHst
LITTER gsos OF pchet strip canSrdr, for L-erpo, will
osest tho Exchange Reading Room. this day half
o'clock
Latter Bars ship Cmbrde, Tor liverpool aui brig
easy@eds for Kioss >p Jam, wall CT, ~ Konyon y Wan
atl2 e'oloek, this day.
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Cleared.
ships-Sarah sands fs) Thonp'oa liverpool Kermit CiE
ton ngesol New OIesosT Stanton; Marion T1om
vanIah Durham Dmon Gnmore, Jpe, City Point Gun
bingham.
Bark Thasius. Nerrill. New Orleasa
bris-Juno tkorwI 10 berg Amsterdam, Funok Mincke.
schrf-SJlvtser GosntE Rowe reusac ia, Hand; Matilda,
staples jacksonville Buck Commodore Kearpey aine Sc
haIbs and Key Vest Coe Anderson CO. John Beeetor.
smith Warrington. NC Fnr Avery Richmond, icr Lord;
Plat Hamr ond Baltimore do; Sesh Philsdslp ia
Hand; Jasper, Bassott, Boston.
DsR0ws
Two barks reported, unknown.
Sailed.
Steamships Neherrer Chagre Sarah Sands verpool from
the Lover Day packet ship Victoria Lcudon bark J,sl
san Francisco; BE- brig from Up3sr Bay ship
Cosr San Francisco; harks RIVER MarseleE Bcvdere Sac
Irsncfco brig Isabela Reed do; Duoh bark Maria Magdaen
Rot trdam.
Ship st Patrick. for Liverpool LAYS IN anchor at Quarantine
bark San Francisco Laws In
River.
NTH and reports having board.d packet
shp Roscus from LAerpoolssw no other vessels In sight
est SW.
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Tho Bermuda steamer touches ceming and
Cat srpd Vera Crs Chagrea st Thonas and all tho
WhdwaId Islands
The touches going and returning Savannah
and New Orlenna
The and Isthuus with the Pacific steam.
ships which are loave Panama each month.
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Port OF Sew vOv6. March 2, l640.
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MAaoH IL WIND. 81 sun risA NE; at meridian, sw, a
est SW.
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wates sui remain with the addition Of the bak Ado Aids
and ss Ss f to M or Sunday
r.. AXE. onpo,o Tie e, Brsai
ss sss s ,,n ao "a esn.a high which 5rsay nerse, We
% % se'i: ssSs
have T Ir a.
green boat with four picked the beach of this
TsS q .hsu.s .onsrs.s .s.,.a all,
mutton in rep IT. All having 80
far rode out the ss ,tsv yi,hou. their
the act coming T. fSs barber his evening struck s,al
near s ' po ssso au shin,
.a,e Aertcn Smith Lys,pooi 70. B.drrr skoaod ao Ord
wsup pta Fowler NYork Also bark William aad James,
NV os,s.y. Feb ,oar, B ships r,y'r.. Pies,nca Rrs.
hsf Ansre Poshy ecrds,s sophia soxouas Mozsa
s%rnds ''se's s, ssor k ss%":
~. ,hI: vi. intrinsic AVID DUNE; bsrts MrS snh aud
e1syn so. Sd steamship lshnu' Baker
TS r. @,' ss rs r. s, Ssss
1pn. ais's Ss5: s,s Rs,
al ~ ors Ssrsaresta Ans atequ asa brig washur.
.sp Gen Berry 18Th ship Moussum BRIG Crsed AID .esr Cor
into ts port With los, o. sail. h,vioa Sss
Nerthwsrd Of Hates days aud North Of Block Island
PsssAcoLA Feb I-cId sshr Bss Desrborrs for Now
PncvrDrycr Feb g-Auha r Brown. Brown, from s,-
ynnn'h st Emma Lorns Norfolk Sid schr Dixon Norfolk;
PonrIsSn Feb a-cld brig Evefins, Lsrrasc.. cuha.
PIuIApEPIiIA, Feb DsA'r achr Joeph Chandlsr Smith
HYorh Below lark Adelaide wator fr, Navarus, pa Ola
bark Agomn shsats California brig inc Ca,,sn par
bnco. Aso bark Adelaide Walton Nav.y,sr P9
RIoHmorD Feb ~ shp xaanns Lowndss NYork. sshs
w., smsck, NYovk "''"""
SAVANNAH Feb Bar barb zenoba Knovlt,n posLon
I'D sh> hiTs Head hawks txaq Stevens do e,a,
feNsr 90 hrg. prpcc do louisville GARNER Hsvsnn Csro
ma ynsy nr"rs; schs Empire, Psnhed, Providence;
srosrseros tch Pa shr Eagb vorosus for Y.rnout
kYork, I'D Burr. do. $50 "'"'' ''oope oena'ee
Fan f--Ar h.{x
schr James King Wainwright NY,k CHI aj,s hi, IT,.
ger fnh havaS ", schr Ruby Nash, Boeton. '''s $50"
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20
Wanted Immediately!

Wanted Immediately!
nSnOA in Gold and Silver,
- DDNyOO1O,OOO lbs. clean linen and
cotton rags,
600 bush. Castor. beans,
500 do FlaxSeed,
400 lbs. Feathers,
500 do Tallow,
500 do Beeswax.
In exchange !or any Of the above arti-
cles, will be given Drugs and Medicines,
all sorts of Paints, Oils and Dye stuffs,
School Books, letter and cap paper, win
dow glass, Varnishes, &C., &C., by
may20 BROWN 4 DUNN.