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NV oREEN 81 TAsrEr. Aus,lonssr..

DUBIOUS ROOTS AT AUcTIoN.--on Monday the e,d
ID will auction Concert Hail. ats O'clock
Dubious containing 0
bundles well known florists and r. Van Den
Iiiegoin, Harlem, In Holland. They
variety double and single hacins, narcus, tulips,
Jonqu MS crocus, early Due Won Thois,
Ladies gentlemen wishing purchase viii please call send
Catalogues preyou They will be sold
GREEN TAsTET,
Oct. l9-FSkSun Aucuoneers.
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Tar. FLoEIDA ISDrANs-The Pensacola Democra,
states that the Indians refused TO meet Gen. Twgg
nnent They would see no one but Capt. Casey. Inc.
invited Cen Twiggs through him, 10 meet them on ~.
9th instant for conference but nothing y SAID o. hs
agreement 10 deliver the murderers and robbers, ~
democrat expresses the opinion that their peaceaele
tentions is all CANNON, and that they are merely ~
deavoring TO gain time.
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We are requested 10 call attention TO the following
notice from the Indian Bureau
Nor,cr The time for opening the bids tfor lndi,s
ooodsl s extended the Ist day Of December next
O'clock A. m and the time Of delivery Of the goods 20 ~
June 1850 The regulation fofbddiny extracts 70 be taken
from The OF ormer year, has been rescnded
OyY,cr Ism AN ApRAfRs, Oct ~. 1919
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SLAVERY IN KEsrucKY.-The State Convention for
the amendment OF the constitution OF Kentucky has
made the report OF its committee 10 which was referred
the subject Of slavery the order OF the day for discussion
on the cad instant u is 10 form article 18th and the
section forbids the General Assembly pass laws eman.
cPatng slaves without the OF their owners, or
without full equivalent in money. Section I'd takes
away the 10 prevent slaves being brought into the
State from other slave States, provided their seviude
continued. Section 30 directs laws TO be passed 10
permit owners TO emancipate their slaves, on con.
dton that provision be at the same lime made for
their removal from, and against their return to- the
State Section 9TH gives power 10 prevent slaves be.
ing brought into the State merchandise Section
9Th orbids the importation OF slaves from foreign coun
tries Section 9th directs laws for the protection o
slaves from injury 10 life limb by their owners, and in
failure oil such, requires that the slaves be sold for the
benefit OF the owners. Section 9TH provides for compen
saon TO the master Of any slaves executed Section sh
gives power to provide by law for the removal from the
State OF all free negroes and mulatos Section 9th makes
the return to- refusal 10 leave the State by any free
negro or mulaito. peniientiary offence Section 10th
directs that on trials OF negroes for felony grand jury
is necessary but nothing shall be enacted To deprive
them Of an impartial trial by petit jury
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pAGLEYy Large Commercial Gold Pen.--A new article
just received nom the makers, York
Believed TO be superior 70 any gold yc,
oeil6- FRANCK TAYLOR
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Internal InAprovsment In vDgtnss.
The vast resources Of the Old Dominion are now in,
safe and steady process of development, through ihs
of railroads and csnalssome already in successful
operation, and others rapidly progressing to completion
Whenever wise and judcious system Of internal in
provement introduced and put in operation under The
advice and management of sound heads and able hands
we found among its most jealous advocates, earn
es,ly applaading the energy, ability. and enterprise Of
Virginia. which attracting public attention 70 the
immense resources Of that old State.
When her great work, the -James and Kenawha canal
now rapidly progressing, shall be completed, our pre-
dictions Of its immense importance will be fully verified
In the opinions upon which these predictions based
we sustained by high authority. Chief Justice Mar
shall and his coaduos, who. in the service OF the State
were the first to descend and examine the great Ken
hawa-and next. Captain VIM. Gibbs Mcneil, with bis
brigade, under orders Of the War Dsparment-bolhn re.
ported. in substance. the important fact. that Vga
can be easily and naturally made identical IN iag
est and feeling, by her superior aeiss Of niereomms
nieaiioa By railroads and canals, Nth The GREAT Wr
than any other State IN The Union!
We say God speed the completion Of her works. he
works Of any Of her sister States which may head su
results Our enierprising citizens Of Loudoun,
Virginia, engaged in projecting small csAsl n
tended to develop the OF that and the adsesr
counties We were gra6ed TO learn that they were en-
abed TO secure the services OF Gen. VIM. Gibbs Mcneil
engineer for the work His long experience In The
army and in civil life, always recognised by those be
capable Of Judging The accomplished master Of his pro
esson gives assurance that the work, when completed
viii reflect credit all concerned. The General, we
have understood, has been engaged for some time past
this city and Baltimore in making plans and estimates
and having completed them, he has returned to Loudou
for the purpose Of commencing IT, II he has not los
much Of the spirit and energy which characterized hn
the corps which he should never have left, the work
will not be long in reaching its completion.
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ESoLrsH RAILwAYs-From an analysis OF recent
returns OF railroads in Great Britain and Ireland il an
pears that the number OF miles OF railroad open for
%, 76i SIS. The number OF persons killed on the rail.
roads during that period 90, and OF persons injured
whom were killed from causes beyond their own control
and seven in consequence OF their own misconduct
want OF caulen O the other persons killed, 81 were
contractors and 81 were respassers or persons in no way
connected with the railroads. who lost their lives in con-
sequence OF improperly crossing or standing on the
tracks
Queen Victoria and the royal family, on her return from
her late visit in The highlands OF Scotland for the first
time made her return journey the whole way by railroad
was proposed TO make the journey from the scat Of
Earl Gray in Northumberland near the Scottish border
TO the Isle OF Wight. distance OF 45J miles, in two
days Boston Advertiser.
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>. For RENT. that large and commodious dwell


Y street floor large paors and large
large with dressing and bait, The bath and
sa.ou Kitchen and large chamber above in the back build
ing The kitchen has cooking and forcing supplied
heat the building There is aiso small Conservatory ad
joining one Of the paiors Apply TO . -
Oct io--eodifiw I7h street, Navy Department
THE GREATEsT STORE IN WILMINGTON
sik, merno and all-wool under shirts
sif @crno coron and chamo drawers every price, quality
Also magnificent assortment Of style silk cravar Of
We particularly recommend to all who desire perfect citing
stock on hand made Of The best MATERIAL superior manner
We aS take ode" 70 make any 'y,s P9T nay se,ss FRO"
oct 40 Fancy and Perfumep Store, under Browns Hotel
WANTED, eon,lstng Of pariO, dining
with board for gentleman NJ o. hi. lady
IT, and location IN the vicinity Of the Presidents square
preferred well furnished dwelling house desraby situated
Oct il-colwdiw
WHO want. bargain ione Of The mos, desirable building
aaco square feet coUmand one the finest views
in the hsalue-, and rapidly improving Of the city !.
vsIes. Of me nne and n o., beautiful aoweI garden
such an opportunity viii not occur shortly For aesr g1cula
az" o s'n OF apS Aus,. anS Com Merchants
MISS PARDoE's book, Francis the First, King
NJ q France 2 vol. " mo. :, 49,. ,s..,,. -.
s Tpys Is cent"
New supply Of kennedys Life Of VII VII, -, ,,r,x,s
40 near Sh
DARoN HUmBoLDT.-Aspecs Of Nature in dideren, ands
ID and in different climate. by Ale1ander Won Humboidt
Ths Count Of France AID The Times Of Francis the First hy Mis-
Mcnisgnes Works. with life by Hauit, new and cheap
ton. FRANCK TAYLOR.
SPIERs view French D,s,ionary, I volume, sve
the French dictionaries Of be French Academy Bo
ardon scl giving te technical employed army and
not found IN Other dcaoaares For sale by ""' many
TAYLOR MAURy,
Also r sale Femmins Tibbn large French Dictionary, md
sonifsees French Dictionary, Meadows Nuren, and an Lsx
and Dictionaries Of every language. octH
lee Tor sale.
LII in the house upon the Island belonging
eaa Be- aeed ~ he E"eV S may be-
made oier % Dr. Henry aw, or VIM Scott his oee adj
Porcelain Tower, China volume London, with
moorcs Epicwean Aleiphron, yo London engraving
OCT y Boosfeliers, near sth street
NEW OF SCIENCE ATTEND i-constant employment and
sos or y. T ras s s ens ss @ q %
preparing applications for patents need apply -.
octIa-N Scientific American t once, New YOk.
OTs ssie.--Thiy Lots. situated eas,wad from the CAPT
20, high grognd and pan q ,hsm twenty % thou
city, wi.e. them and offers strong indacemens 20 those
wanting rood location for home le take low
Exchange Hotel street. nus p'"ece &c, ieg@diws
DAULDISas New book, The Puritan and his Dsusl,-
,er Lieut. wise new book clos ennsos" inside view
can and Patient, o. practical view q the mutual duties re,a
store, near Oh street. oc, B
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NH ~ a REATEsT srORE ~ WASHINGTON.

WANTED suite Of consisting Of parior, dining
bedrooms board for gentleman W. o., hts lady
and daughter and OF respectable private FAINT
vicinity Of Presidents Square, would be
preferred, well furnished dwelling house desraby situated
Address Mr.. T., this office.
Oct Il-cowdlw
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A. he for the meeting Of Congress spposcbes washnn
city becomes cheerful The different stie az
coming comfortable quarters for the winter Amos
Of distinguished persons who have located md w
Willard Fillmore, Vice President Of the United staos w
taken Wizards The enteprisng proprietor W
City Hotel has been great pains and expense render biz h
attractive and agreeable, expecting very fun city and ~
winter The which improved and beauiihed
excellent liberal patrcnse
The voTs CANAL COMMISSIONERS IN PErSsYLyAsh
The following saremen, win give on approximation ID
final vote for canal commissioner ia this States
Gamble. Fuller
IS counties, (ofRcisD I2loI2 l@%
1883
1887
Candles majority 1855 ma.
tPhaadephia Bslsf's'
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WHO n bargain i-one desirable building
w Washington offered II contains about
y feet copmands Of the finest views and situated
In the heae and rapidly improving of the CITY, II Is
well stocked with APPLE and cherry and 100
and laid beautiful flower garden,
edging To gentleman DESTROYS Washington
such opportunity will shortly For further particulars
and plan of hot apply GREEN TAsTET,
Oct. 1l-eO6uf Aucts and Com. Merchants
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MISS PARDoE's new book, Francis the First, King
wi Of France 2 vols. ~
umbodis new book, Aspects Nature in
climates, volume.
Buckingham Younger Brother pamphlet novel; Is
Mrs. Dowager, New School -
For saie at TAYLOR n MAURYp,
Oct 90
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pAROy HUmBOLDT.-Aspee,s Of Nature, dGereB, lands
ID climates, by Alexander Won Humboldt.
The couu Of France, ard The Times Of Francis F hy Miss
Paid
Monagnes Works. with lie by Hazrt new and cheap
ton. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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On Tuesday, 23d inst suddenly, JouN HUrcHISGs,
formerly Of New Brunswick. N. j., aged SO years
His friends, and those Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this day at o'clock at
IS Second street.
On Wednesday evening, Gath inst, Of short Illness
MELANA, infant child Of Halsted p. and Mary Ann
Fowler. aged months.
Funeral Friday afternoon, ct O'Clock from their
residence. 48 Crosby street
On the evening Of the 2sd inst, JOHN F. ApRIANcE,
aged 81 years and IL months.
Tie friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral his late residence 2l 10th street.
Friday at O'CLOCK, p NJ, without further invita-
ton.
In the city Of Brooklyn, on Monday, 22d inst, Of
spoplexy, aged 90 years. MARY widow Of the late Ro-
bert Ferguson, ssimsker, of New York.
The friends Of the family also those of her sons Ro
bert, Ebensxer Gerard S. and John p. Ferguson, and
those Of her sons.in.law, James Ryan and Thomas P
Teale respectfully invited to attend her funeral
Friday 2eth inst at IL O'Clock, NJ, at st. Johns
Chapel Vsrick street.
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McCuskey said that II was not intended that the
fight should take place in Maryland. Mr.. Richard
son hade HIM take care that IT did not.
The California fever has been greatly augment
ed by the recent intelligence from the gold region
a r. lapse. and new vessels daily offering and
filing up with patients. The bark Tarquin has
been purchased by party OF our citizens, good
on the 10Th of February. There are also thou
sands here who want 10 60 but cannot raise the
requisite means to carry them.
The announcement of Henry Clay's proposed
return to the Senate does not meet with the appro-
val of the Taylor wings here though gives great
pleasure 10 the ''old hunkers'' of the party. The
latter assert that he comes at the urgent request Of
General TAYLOR
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MARKETS ELSEwHERE.
STOCK SALES.

81 no. Jan United States ss
sG 'H ass
"a s = Ss 10 ,ed Sse saFS 100 d'y
GO teadinges 10 Union CSns IL 60 d.. isss
Bounty, s'%ss1 esa Ans'y Y
fasss gaoE MIS- 70 Penn Tow ToWpp BANK e! s.
H gs 3, sU,ES !. E ,s 81 Sosi
sl6lo Tsss, Notes ls Lesish &C. Ga,s; s. MOTHS.
en ar S ISM ssf s ssa 'at
City X % ssTs b. & se2H o s sSr Nav
~ M S % Te End srs Ssch Bank q
Bank, 1lss sou. S. Treasury Notes, 1851.
m 10 d. p son,s aa chs RsnnS Ea,o,
& sr vs9Son FsrSsd ,g X d. DO 1855
R.,$:a c Eastern n Rsi asSt ss.sS;s
p 90 leo PI;on M S.;s EslrO.a ee
t ca CO Sc e M e ds
NJ Mass ssiIs1S KsasIns sairo.s s%sss si
Bonds ~, 4SH
FOREIGN MARKETS.
HAVANA, Jan. 17.-One cargo Carolina Rice sold at
los re- and another at l0s4 Two osrgoes from Bra
.i were sold at OK RS three cargoss remain unsod
The consumption is large at present rates.
ply Corn Meal-4sa to ~; dull Rice, e. Ia to
IN per leo lbs. Carolina do to AZ per 100 lbs ;
tps lot Of good in demand Pilot Bread tx to per
Dbl large stock; no demand. Butter Irish-10 per
fTkin; large stock. Lard-l ce nts per ID Candles
Tsllow, American only saeable best quality In boxes
"a 20 br bringing IA to Is cents per 10 composition
80 cents per 10 Soap Best Irish, SIS to $4 per i12
=. per Dbl per ssi rors%Ir.s fSsss,
confined almest entirely to retail price IA to Is per
Dbl; American, prime, 1ok. Beef-American, prime
Stock very light price 10 to per Dbl in quality;
consumption limited. Hams Common Irish. 10 cents
per ID superior 10 cents, dull Of sale. B. f. Psass-
Price 50 per bag Of bushels saleable If good and
Few; old upssieable. Corn-Yellow at IL per bushel
Tobacco-Leaf price to 10 cents per 10 for good
quality inferior unsaeable. Cheese mericau. 8
cents per H. dull. Osts-rish, SIS to $40 per pun
tpupcbeen included American, 81 cents per bushei
very dull Of sale Lumber w. Per 600 feet, sl6lk
last tale DO, PNo late arrivals Slaves n O -
Per ooo 30 70 40; In lots Do, W. o Per 1000 IS
to 30; not wanted Shingles, w. PER- !. 0oO q Do
CJprets-Seldom imported no sales to quote Beer
IN tottles-l per dozen, common quality; 125 do,
psrior DO, in bids 10. Counters SIates-Do do, IS
70 S. Porter, 10 hbds IL to 49, Cosls-IIhds 6,l to
u ,ttck very heavy. Lime-Do, 8. Building Bricks
Per LOCO, IA to 10. Fire do-Per 1000. 20.
Current prices Of Produce Sugar, per 100 lbs,
Dutch, SO to s3A. Rum-Commo proof per gallon,
- cent?. DE-, strong, do per do. 20 to 80 cents Mo-
lssfes per Gallon, II cents Coffee per Id IL cents
Hardwood Timber for sbipping-Greenheart, Per GU.
bit foot 2b cent?; Mora, do DO. rs cents.
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IrIcArIoE.
". Urkedns

CREAM OF TARTER.-Sales 80 Q 40 casks were made
at 1Sc.
FRErenrs.-Cotton was engaged to Liverpool 1t
6.l6d for corn In bulk 3d. asked; to Havre cotton
s ana heavy 81 s.
81 per barrel asked and heavy goods taken at $50
per toni passage fees varied from 500 to $780, accord
ing to the nature Of the vessel and the
FsH.-We notice Gales Of 400 quintals dry cod at So
Sl4; all other descriptions continue firm.
FReIr.-The market for bunch rsisins ID hrm and
the demand good the sales Of the day 1000 boxes,
at 81 45 1000 do Messins oranges and lemons at ST.
DO bales lvca almonds on private terms, and 10 do.
HpEs- The operations since last, embrace 8 900
Rio Grande 81 ID about loo six mouths 1000 Porto
Cabsllo at 100, discount of and 200 green sailed
Buenos Ayres, 46 h. at Sc, per cent off for cash.
LEATHLR.-There Is an active demand for sole, and
LEAD active and the sales reached about S, 900
pigs, at 81 31l4.
Naval SroREs.-A parcel Of 500 bbls North county
rosin has keen taken at 81.
Ons.-The market for linseed continues Arm at the
late advance, with fair amount of sales
PRoyBIoNs.-Sales Of 100 bbls. prime Western pork
were made at t12 IS many holders demanded sI2 80
$l2 75 mess do We quote at about $l3 $l3 So small
sales city were reported at S4 SO for aud $3 for
prime; fsies of 100 bbs. Shoulders made at 60.
Lard Sales Of 240 bbs. made part in small lots,
At 7c and arce also sold at So I1c. Beef Sales
ers afterwards demanded SIS So; so half bbis Dutch
ess county mess sold at IS so; there no change
in country or city mess and prime; sales ct 20 600 lbs
bacon rides were msde at $40. CheeseSales Of 600
boxes late made good diaries made at TO- and 100
casks at 6ssc Butter continued in good demand, and
10s packages fair quality this State ed at lec prices
ranged from 10 to zoo
Export from LIST TO Esd January, 1s4e 1913
Beer. ............."... .bbls 1s41 1928
Lard. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5sSa zoos s
SEED Glover was inactive at s1sc
SpicEs Sales have been made of 20 coo mats oassia
At about 49,. usual time
SuGARs.-Wihn day or two there has been a large
demand for this staple, and notice sales Of 300
bags Manila private terms; 14o0 brown Havana
to 616c zee hhds. New Orleans at Al to &C., and
200 Cuba Muscovsdo and Porto Rico at 40, usual
time.
TALLow.-Ssles Of 100 tierces made at $40.
WHrsKEy.- Sales Of leo bbls reported at "a
241ac.
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House OF Representatives.
WAsHrSGroS, Jan. %,



rATEST OFFICE BUILDING.
The House resolved itself into a COMMITTEES of the
Whole on the State of the Union and resumed the
alteration Of the bill making appropriation the civil
and diplomatic expenses Of the the year
ending June 80, 1850.
Mr.. FARRELLY moved amen drle nt-S15o 000 for
tbe purpose Of finishing the Patent Office building the
money TO be paid out Of the Patent Once fund. He
SAID tbst the Commissioner had nded this
his rsporu for the last three years The business
fne once renaeredt necessary that there should be
more room The law requires that the models shall be
arranged and classified. They are now piled up some
Of which cannot be seen at all The room occupied BY
the National Institute will be vacant for two or
three years. There are q suacient ,nmhar IN All
that ball and they win require four t,mss ~ mnnh
spsce Is occupied. The amount on n,on.v 80
the treasury to the credit Of the Patent ONCE ia nd
10 be added to the building will be $3.50 600
The anne dment agreed to.
cLERSs IN THE CUSTOM HOUSE
Mr. TALLsApoE offered an dine mt Cd propriatns
l74 to pay clerks who performed extra duty in the
New York Custom House In 1871 He said that un der
the mipisrston Of Mr. Curtis and after the change
of administration twelve fourteen clerks we're o.
supied for forty fty days, msncinE early In the
nor ming and working until late hour 1t night to
king Up business which had remained untrsnsscted
during the two preceding administrations.
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Law minister Of the gospel In the Centenary church,
Mr.. Horace H JOHNSON, tskp father Of the late Miss
Frances A, daughter Of the late w. Whiting of
Boston, now Mrs. Lieut. George D. Beaverton, U. s.
A to Mrs JANE CAsHELL, daughter OF the late Ste
phen esshe importing merchant in the city Of Corr,
Ireland, kips dom Of Great Britain.
At Carmel New York on the 2lst inst by the Rev.
nj Ccley, Mr. JOHN L. TRAcY, Of Astoria, New York,
to Mrs DlBoEAH SMITH, adopted daughter OF DE- VIM.
Smith, of Rushford, New York.
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BALTIMORE, Jan, ~, 1Si9.
Tie Graz Prise Fight Country McCiNskey
bound tver TO Keep the Pace The California
Ftpr, &c.
The great prize fight, which is to take place IN
this vicinity on the 18th of February, between YAM
kee Sullivan and man named Hyer, is the town
talk at present, and the number of fancy gentle
men now congregating IN this vicinity to witness
the sport, is almost incredible. In the City Court
yesterday, presentment was received from the
Grand Jury against John McCleester, alias Country
McCluskey, George Clarkner, and Robert Clark
ner, tor an assault on a man named Worth, and
an afiray at the store Of Mrs. Miller. McCluskey
and Moody both gave bail IN $500 for their appear
ance to answer at Court McCluskey's bail
ives also extended, te compel HIM to keep
the peace In the State for six months Mr.
Richardson, Attorney General, then remarked
that he had understood that McCleester was
to be the second of Yankee Sullivan, in a
prize fight appointed for the 9TH of February. and
assured him that if he had anything to do as
principal" or "sec ond," with euch an affair.
within the limits of the State of MARYLAND. If
would be at the peril of his recognizance, which
would assuredy be forfeited, and he himself dealt
with to the full extent Of the law, il arrested
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,, Stenmfhp Facon-h Miss Ceddes M;,s n u.
Tvaa woodland Cap tolea Capt Baker Iats OF ha,t
..""Heb h,sslt Foter. Y Gurnger S,mnas pa, rn
un h h Gr nnay tlae from tins river pIstu Ten. WS
'.nu ' " n, Davis Jas 1ooagt an, Guhp q ~ s,a..
~ o9Ler John Whin, Robt Alexander, J Uumnhser uae.
Dcney ''' AS'ias u Uetek, u
srJAeo lie CvnA-Brg Normsn-y William,
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FROM PORT AU PRINcE-A letter from Port au
Prince, under date of Dec. 29th, says, that the
Of the coffee trade win it is nded lead to fur
Their troubles in that issnd-boston Trapeer Jan. 80
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Passenger Salled.

,sAyANHtn-stepmsh,p Lhcro, w n HarbeoA lad 49,.
osufh'er .ohn C,mpbell and dy, Captain Psde,s INC
mr., p"sane chic and stvan John Can pbe two oS
Love, NOR Black, Is DspsloN 10 hassy kobsrt
Hail. - Hiptum. S"Npes"L fnpce X Z
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EMGRANT CoMMIssIoN.-The Senate to-day con-
6rmed the nomination OF Capt. McArdle, of New
York, as Emigrant Commissioner.
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Married.

Married.
On Wednesday, oath inst at tho Church Of the An
nuDciston, by the Rev. DR. SAebury, DAVID ROWLAND
10 FLIzA FrAscrs, daughter Of the late Stephen
Ward oil Of this city
In Brooklyn, on the 10th inst, by the Rev. Joseph