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NOTICE.,
To the Widows, Orphans and Disa-
blcd Soldiers Of the Palmetto


Tie Legislature having appropriated further
sum for the benefit of the Widows, Orphans, and
disabled Soldiers of the Palmetto Regiment, appll-
cation therefor may be made Immediately to the
Subscrb r., who has been appointed, by the Cover
nor, commissioner for Capt. Mofat's Company.
Sufficient evidence of the claims of the applicants,
and also in regard TO their means Of support, must
be Lroduccd to the Commissioner, 10 be transmit
ted to the Governor, by whom The fund will be ap-
portioned. THOS. SALMOND.
Nav "a, 1S49. At %
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June llllI,
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MARRIED-On the evening of the 9th inst,
by Rev. w. 7. Capcrs, Mr.. DAVID R. PEBBLES to
Miss CAROLINE PosEy.
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Dry Goods in Charleston,
For Spring of lS49.

E. W. BANCROFT, INVITES THE ATTENTION OF Plan.
TIERS AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO VISIT THE CRY, ,ToHm
Extensive Stock. ls..
lie has now received his Spring Stock which consists
of every variety Of rich and elegant Fabrics for Ladies
drcss-srch as
Silks Grenadines, Tissue Silks, Bareges, Mnslins,
Sewing Silks, Ginghams, Prints, Lawns, Bomba-
zines, Challys, Alpaccas, &c.
Shau1s Of erery Style. -
Such as Elegant Plain and Embroidered Canton
Grape, Cashmere Sewing Silk Silk Muslin, Ber.
age and Plain Silk Shawls.
Linens.
Damasks, Long Lawns, Linen Sheetngs, and
Linen &;oods in great variety. ~
Hosiery, White Goods goods for Genternen's
Wear, &c. &c.
In his DOMESTIC GcoDs Rooms will be found usual
complete of oil the leading Styles Of Domestic
Goods such adapted Servants wear and family
Use. 5t
He confidently invites attention to the Stock one of the
Largest and mast ErtenSire in The Sohern Country
and the prices ALWAYS THE LOWEST POSSIBLE
253 King Street, Charleston, S. C..
\prii 4til, 1S49. IF IA
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4escuing from the "dust" the Regimental Colors.
The Colonel says just what the occasion de.
manufacturing more, nothing less.
.s......-.. COLUMBIA, June 6, ls49.
To The Hon. Mayor and City Council Of Ne,o
York:
GENTLEMEN: 4 singular document, present
ed to you by Lieut.. Mayne Reid, orthc New
York Volunteers, has been brought to my at.
tent:on. Its romantic character and misstate-
ments Of facts are so prominent, that it would
not have received my notice, but from the cir.
cumstancc that he has enclosed me copy.
With regard to the alledged valor and Prov.
ess of the Lieutenant have nothing to say; jus.
iice to my command of the Palmetto Regiment
requires me to observe that all of his statements
relating to the South Carolina Regiment Of
Volunteers are the result Of poetic imagination
and fancy rendered wild in its aspiration after
the golden trophy.
In proof of this, will only add one illustra.
,ion-which is, that the Palmetto Flag nevcr fell
hut was handed to me, with his sword by Lit.
Col. Dickinson, and by me placed in charge of
Patrick Leonard. (private in H Company,
Sm,h Carolina Volun,eers.) by whom it was
bnTne through the action.
regret the necessity of this communication,
but it is due to truth to expose unfnunded pre-
1rntons. Very respectfully yonr oh't serv't.
10" A. II. GLADDEN.,
&C. Late Col. Pal. Reg. S. e. Volunteers.
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Bottled Soda Water and Ginger Pop
OF superior quality, may be had of
J. r. MCKAIN.
June If 23
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Fresh Family Groceries.

Fresh Family Groceries.
Loaf, lamp, crushed, powdered, clarified and
brLwn Sugars
Rio, Java, Laguira; Mocho. and Cuba Coffee
Gunpowder and Hyson Teas
New Orleans, Trinidad and Cuba Molasses
Rice, Mackarel, Salmon and Herrings
Confectionery, Green Ginger. for preserving
Northern Apples, Citron aud Pickles N.t
Lemons, Pine Apples, Cocoa, Pecan, Brazil and
H,zle Nuts =. lard
Almonds, Raisins, Figs &c.
Just received and for sale low for cash. 5cs
0J'The highest market prices fcither cash or
barter) paid lor country produce.
may 2.}. a. Il. ALLEN.
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Corn Meal,

The subscriber keeps constantly on hand, fresh
ground Corn Meal for family use.
JOHN INGRAM.
June l3 If 24
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The Camden and Charlotte Stage

June l3
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BLOODY ArrRAY.-We understand that an
affray took place in Chesterfield District, S. e..
on Tuesday last, between two mrn hy the
name Of Strowd and Melton, in which the
bowels of the former were cut out hy the
latter. The wounded man it was said, at The
last accounts, could noa possibly survive many
days. Melton had been secured and conf'nrd
in Chesterfield iail.-U.
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The subscribers having large stock Of Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods, Fancy and Family Groce-
ries, Fine and Common Liquors. Assorted Syrups,
etc. etc Purchasers will find i, to their interest
to call and examine them before purchasing else
where.
II. LEVY g. SON.
June 13 tt "A
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Branch of the Bank Of the State Of South
Carolina, at Camden.
All Renewal Notes for this Branch during the
nine weeks commencing on the FIRST day of Jane
neat, must have the original signatures of the
makers and endorsers. e,
pDuring the above specified time Notes signed
by Agents will not be received ,.ar,i
D. L. DESAUSSURE, Cashier.
May %, lS49. Ct 2l
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June l3
ShcPiT'S Sale.

will sell before the Court House door in Cam
den on Monday the ID day Of July next, the lol-
lowing property, to-wlt:
l Omnibus, Horses AID Sets OF Harness.
levied upon and to be sold as the property Of y.
G.. Marshall at the suit of b. l.. Mclauchli. aud
J. w. Parker, vs.. \. q. Marshall.
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Ladies' black, white and colored Kid Gloves as.
sorted sizcs-Also clear Lawn Handkerchiefs,
Parasols and Sun Shades, Fans &C., just received
by Sou,hcrncr from New York.
E. w. BONNEY.
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Spanish SegaE'

Superior Spanish Segars. Of choice brands, and
the best chewing and smoking Tobocco.
NAV % A. E. ALLEN.
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Ladies Splendid Dress Goods Of every material
now opening and forsalo low at BONNElS
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Fishing Tackle.

FISHING Tackle
A fresh assortment of fishing tackle suitable
for the season just received. consisting of tho
following: 81
Silk lines, furnished. al
do. assorted colors
do. patent s twist.
Superior Grass lines.
Fine Linen and Flax do. ;, e..
Limeric Trout hooks on Gimp
Artificial Flies ar
Fine MiDnow Nets. se
DipNets with telescope handles.
Floats, and Hooks of all sizes.
ALEXANDER YOUNG.
April 25 IF u
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Stone Lime.

I25 Bbls. Stone Lime, in good order, "a few
bbs. extra white) just received by
c. L. CIIATTEN.
Nav l6, tf ~
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NicL,S and Glasses.

The subscriber has just received and opened a
larre and select assortment OF Solar, Campninc
and other Lamp " icks, Glasses, sc.
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NOTICE.,

II. LEVY has this day taken his son S. B. LEVY
iEto copartnershiF. The business in future will
be conducted under the firm Of II. Levy q. Son.
II. LEVY,
S. B. LEVY.
Camden June g. 1919. If "a
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Ready adc Clothing, Panama and Palm Leaf
Hats, Shoes &c.
For sale by GEO. s. DOUGLAS J' CO.
April Is, 1910. l6 II
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New and Elegant Perfumery.

NeW anu LIESdHC CIeIIuIleIy'
The subscriber has just received and o. ened
new and choice selection Of Perlumery, Soaps,
Cosmetics, &C., consisting in part, OF
Iubin's Ext JennY Lind Saisy's Ext Comic d'Orsay
:. Jockey Club Ede's lIcdyosma
" Micnoncr,e IIauls Fan Lrsral
d" Palcloly Nymph Soap
Ncrirrc Shaving Cream
Eoquct de Caroline tolsscls
Essence BUTuct t,uerlains
Lows Windsor Soap Transparent Wash Balls
Shaving Tablet Orris Tooth Paste
Cologne. Rose, Honey, and Lavender Water,
Bay Rum, French Phocomb, Bears Oil, Bears
Grease ard Becrs Marrow, for the hair, with ma
nv other articles in the lire too numerous to men
ton, which may be had at
may9 Il. !. DELAYS.
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Bacon, Lard and Flour. o

A lot OF superior Bacon and Lard -
Flour of the best brands, for sale by
NAV %. A. F. ALLEN.
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Best Stone Lime by the cask or bushel, for sale
v Z. w. BONNEY.
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HABEAs CeRpUs.--As it il generally known
that Augustus Buchanan and two slavcS-one
the property Of Stephen Williams and the other
f,eIonging to the estate Of the late May Buch-
anan-were committed to tho Jail Of this conn-
~ some three weeks ago. charged with having
rerpelratea the homicide on the body of May
buchanan or the 7,h ult., it may crafty friends
at a distance to learn the issIs of a proceeding
Instituted for she relief Of the accused. On
Monday Of last week. by virtue of a W't Of
Habeas CrTpus, then relurnable, they were
carried before ais Honor Jndse Caldwell. at
Chambers in Salisbury, and after full an par
sicular examination Of the witnesses on both
sides of me charge, we'll as the inspection Of
the written testimony taken by the Coron"r's
jury in The case the prisoners were ordered to
be discharged and set at fu! liher,y-,hcre not
being the slightest testimony against them on
which TO found a sal picion Of the horrd and
unnatural erime f,r which they had been con.
fined. This result must he highly gratifying
not only to the Immediate friends Of the parties,
but to all the parents Of the land.
49, IVadesboro' (N. CO. Argus.
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OuTRAcEoUs.-'The Valley Spring (Pa)
Spirit relates The foowing--i, caps the climax:
"Gen. Taylor, the patriot the sage the
second Washington has removed from the
post office at Greenburg. the father of man
who lost his life in fighting the battles of his
country, and appointed as postmaster at Cham.
bersburgh, an Englishman, uho serucd against
this country in the last rar uah Great Bri.
tain"
It is probable that this man served with
"honesty, capacity, and fidelity" against the
country. What chance for Benedict Arnold,
II services Of this kind are to entitle men TO
office-he should have lived until the "heroic
age!"
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.


BALrmoRE Jan. r. Stock Board-Sl0O0 baltimore Ga
1880 l0I so do do lois thaIes Farmers Planters Bank
TN; ~ do do do M solo, Baltimore Ohio Railroad
81 Dis sal 20 do do do 3sx 30 do. do SSH ~ do. do do.
Sk.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. E-Frsf Board-S580O City d. II,
% Reading ~ 900 Reading Nor. Bds s5nw 80 Norris
81; ITO do s l00 do b. Se 200 6s 63 l091 2OO
Penn o. 7f i0 schuykiIl b. Il do Nav Stock 5000
Nav 6s 6S 59 1000 do b. ~ 900 do, 394 10000 do 39;
oo Harrisburg g. ss Is Cam Hmb9y 49, is0 wilminston
Lehiph Int 60 500 Texas Notes l3K 100 Girard b5 liz;
lOOl0Tsxas Notes g 1000 do ID 90 Gsrd b. ll $50
g. cEp 1gh; AS vcksburg Is 5000 Nav 39sl
Diamond Coal Is; 81 Reading bs I21 80 DO Tx 1000 Treas
Notes. Is Betceen BoardsaU Reading b5 l2X 100 do
BosroN Jan 22-Brokers Bosrd-ll shares Eastern Rail.
road 99 d. Boston and Maine d. io Is DC Read
nj 20 DO $50 ll do Vermont Centr. do 65; IS DO SSH;
~ do Western do % II do i02 do Boston and Wore,
do l0 do Itcbburg do, 1855 OS do Eastern IN
1904 do lol; 2do Vermont and Mass do 4s DO Con.
rectcu River do 99 % East Boston Co. l2 do New
England Bank l02 24 rights Old Colony Railroad sc 5000
heading Railroad Bonds 1880 a. 5000 do do 4 $1,000 do
0 81 Jan 2-Sec0ad Bodrdl0 shares Northern Railroad
DO Boston and 1S Is DO o 10 Dc ws ns
saroad 9c SlCC0 Vermont and Mas Railroad Bonds So
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LIVERPOOL cLAssIvIcArIoH,

FisH.-There is . fair demand from store, and the
market for all descriptions is firm
FRUIT We notice eales OF 500 boxes rasns at 81 Is:
and 500 bushels prime Southern peanuts at 900.
FRgIGHTs Cotton WAC engaged for Liverpool At
518d, and 600 bushels Of pgaged for Lii
verpool at Sd In bulk There change to the
continent. The demand for vessels and freight for
California, contin1 ned active.
HIpEs.- sale Of Porto Rico made, on terms net
understood.
LEAD Sales of 600 pigs we're made at 81 81. per
100 pounds.
MoLAseEs There Is . steady business doing in New
Orleans at 26h 29c., usual time.
NAVAL STORES There have been sales Of 900 bbls
crude tupentne at - 30; $50 do spirits at $50 500
Wilmington roein at 600 200 do white at 81 50
50 90, and 200 bbs. tar, at 81 s71l.
Gus American and English nseed have advanced,
and both are nov held at So q $40 with small sales
Provisions Small sales Of Western pork were
making from store, at Si4 for mess and $12 SO for
prime. The supply Of the latter said to be mode
rate In large lots there said be buyers OF mess
At Sl3 SIG 5o and of prime at $12 So Bssf-Sass Of
$50 barrels beef hams were made at $40 b0 and 100
terces In two lots were sold at $17 %. There
change In country or city beef Lard dull, GO.
was offered, and re asked. Butter drm; while In
oheese there vas no change Tslow-Sales Of between
80 0t0 and 40 GEO lbs good were made, at $40
RHr-TraDsactions Of the day reached 200 casks
at SO 06t4 q SO 12S for fair to good uslity
WINS The market for wines is quiet, nd the sales
scarcely worth reporting
WBHEry Was dull, and 2lc was offered and 2fhc.
asked Tor State Prison No sales hey ond small lot
state at 2lhc. were reported.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, January 23-2r. NJ.
AsnEs-Saes Of 100 barrels at Previous prices Cot
dealers are writing their letters for the Anne
RIGA, and there Is nothing Of moment doing. Flour,
rates current yesterday, with sales OF 1000 bar
rels We quote New Orleans, S. 81 IS SO !;
common to straight Western and state s. 50
Genesee, S. "a . So. Wheat, Corn, and Rye remain
nominally the same, with moderate business New
fair. Oats quoted Ale. 42c for canal and 33c
SIC. for jersey Provsions-The demand this morning
whOy for tho supply Of the Ees1l:r trade Pork
quest at steady prices. Lard Is dull at To- Whiskey-
Sales Of 70 barrels prison, at 2414c 241.o.
TUESDAY, Jan 2s-6PM
This being packet day for tho steamship America,
appointed to sail from Boston, 'Change was rather
thjnly attended, which, combined with the continued
foreign news, trade generally quite languid and
saes in most descriptions Of produce limited There
the arrivals from the South have been light for
eome days past there better feeling in New
Orleans -four, Wheat continued dull In corn the
chief transactions confined to lots Ct southern
white and mixed, including lots for dsting,
terms stated below. Meal remained about the same
Rye was dull Provisions were rather languid Sales
Of pork light and prices for western rather un
settled. Beef remained about the same, with fair
inquiry. Groceries were quiet. with moderate sales
without material change in prices. Cotton sold to q
fair extent, at the quotations given below
Asnts Sales Of 30 bbls pearls we're made at 81 s7I
Flour The sales did not exceed 500
1900 barrels including several s sales Of western
common and So 621x for straight brands. Sales OF
fancy brands made ct SIS S7, and small lots do
So l21s Sales Of 1000 barrels New Orleans common
were made at So 37h q 80 There was no change In
Howard street or Georgetown. Richmond city mills
tod yesterday for shipment to California at SO 49,
Wheaf-1here were some lots western Offering but no
sales were reported Corn-Ssles Of 200 bushels Now
Orleans white made at SO 600 do ". Carolina
old sold at SOC for dstilDg, and 600 do mixed at
$50. Medi-Small sales New Jersey were made at SO.
Rye Flour The article was LEES plenty, and held at
SO l2h a lS%. Rye was inactive. and prices nomi-
nal There was no change in oats
CorroS.T The market 10 steady, with sales of l. 600
bales at OUT quotations.:
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Herald Marine Correspoua.rc..


,l ptp,nrA Jan g. A-AnNed-Bris Gov Carver
CO.. brig Rochji CHAM Flowers. Mata, zas.
miscellaneous.
Point with cotton from brig orray fs before
nearly All OF good order 26baes have been conveyed
en- board. which are all under water.
s YTss bull" BY Rrss.Tysd Fs New York about q
old for bark nosa Baltimore ls.t
whale chip NPhOD Smith Of and or Nsntucls rom Pacific
Ocea In sinking condition and In mum bar
The NIPPON was ship built at Me6ford was reiurnius
hold One Of Oft the S Msin On Ss s
and Feveral others were sick. " ~ WI VIE io'n
sr yOsS W. M New oylsan. from Newcastle Ne.
and received other trining damage. ~
WNIkor of AusuSta M) which cid at Providence
s fGr NYsss has since been purchased company Br
months old, 2l7 tons burhen ~ " "
Bnie RAsDox Price from Tenerine for Philadelphia before
and dsoSsssd hsi e ssrs sns
On 18Th inst in the Ssy Boston lost bart Of decI icaa
stsyss main BOOM foretoPsail and yss in gale tho
Bne Partrdse at Roston reports that on
the h n n, i .n m s n q ~ .w full sssd orig lying
and fore tormast aysa set ensign in the rigging and
Es 20 sn On. on
Ss,1 The 81. s S not appear water in hor and
BRe oRnAy TAFT from Charleston remained ashore below
Providence inst Some cotton brought up on the 2Otb
making In s 6 bales rea MI good order 100 bales rcman
I'd on board, with 100 bbs rosn, oil under water
BRIG LvANr from lining NC for Havana wrecked On
Abaoo, hailed for North Yarm nth.
Sem NAPOLEON. at Gorccster, from for Bangor In
beating out Of the barber Saturday last mis- Stayed
tsbois Pound Island knocked brorsh
her bottom win probably pieces some furniture which so
had on board has been landed. NV
scHn Hy ArSINs at Boston. 10th from Wilmington NC 70
Ports 18th inst lat 81 lon " fpoke schr pre Ard from
Newhuryyo for Baltimore short provisions and wood mid
not supply her. Hove overheard asrward ana saw
the schooner pick II up ~"
soun EsriRy-schr Hy Attns which Art at Boston NH
spoke lh int lat 36 lon ~ Empire and from Nevbu
for Baltimore sbct provisions aud wood could mot up
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On Tueeday morning, at the residence OF Francis
Skddy, MARY Esther, wife Of Monson Heyt
Her remains will be taken to Norwalk, CT.
On Monday, January 22d, RENE HALDERT, aged 70
years and three months.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend his.funera this "wednesday afternoon, at
O'Clock, from his late residence 470 Broome street.
On the z3d inst FREDERICK LEROY, youngest son
Of Asa s and Nj. Augusta Williams, aged year and
months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this afternoon at O'clock from his
late residence, West 9th St, third door from 9th
avenue His remains will be taken to Greenwood
Cemetery tor interment.
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Port OF Now York, January "a, 1910.


: SUN sass. y aSas s.:ns
Cleared.
shps1Tshn sroO Richardson San Fr.nei:cO. Benson
CS South Carolina Hamilton do, waIde; Anson Elliott
s.s e. reo ch.s-
RNS Srsham yspar1s Dudley Johp.on
Ann pnsan Gd M.ssor bSt.sn
BurIS Charles Joseph Leigh ApalaOhicoA Susan Powers
Bal. Ga.ds Sn aIranay Co. Lucy
Michigan Terry Baltimore johnson Lowden Zabris
As .'sssS dsss
Arrlveu.
m &' "Sa Ss sSS 18th De- With
rs1 :
quired other assistance
Se s 81 en De- id to
with ship Husuenot standing wesward Dec e. lat 49, Ion 49,
dous yale from the Joepn Blake blown
=, Bark Ph.ena sanford I days m Ms:sln. with md.s to
edge Of e gulf bark xassasO Of and for Boston, days
oph Ramsde Rio Janeiro 90 days. with coffee. to Mel
son Place Vessels left before rspore cd. :, :,
days with mdse tae captain VI 1he has BEEN day.
Hstt.ras Jan 20 Of Cape May spoke brig Cen Carver
Robert Welsh Of Thomastos) =. from New Orleans
Bark Vernon Page Savannah days. with cotton sturss
Inne,s 18th inst in the Gulf dnting gale the
NV brig with the loss Of fore aud main
busy saving the Sails rigging &C. She bore for the
Chesapeake.
Brig Bow of Gardntr Day st Marks and IL days I'm Key
West with cotton &C. to Hicks Bailey 18th inst IS
7 pole chr ofTrenton hence for Tuckapaw; l4th
70 Ion a. passed large iron buoy nothing attached to IT. 18th
int lat ~ Ion ~ passed close to the wreck Of about
20 TONS appeared to be foreigner she fine vessel
her stern black with white with white vine running
between them the three last letters Of whore she belonged
which took to be she full OF water her
below the appeared to have BEEN In that situation but
4tr days
brig Boston, Forty New Orleans II days with provisions 60
to order
Brig American Ross Savannah days whcotton and rice To
Durham Dmon Sailed in company with brig Ohio Sawyer
for New York.
Post
Brig John Na,s AL Collins (of Pittsen) Charleston days
with feet timber to the captain TO Nesmith Walsh
br schr Charles Cooper st john NB IL days. with lumber
br Dolphin, Holder St John HB 10 days with lumber to
slr of Wells xeN wheelrisht Port au Prince Is. JAM
ard days from Harbr put harbor with
c.fee, oRwood, be to Badger Peck.
sehr lfatelln lbti'ts, Kohler Virginia.
Schr ando, Balas Elizabeth city.
sthr otia, Cbacc Boston.
Schr Athlsnd, ParAsr, Boston.
Below.
Sharks
Packet ihrs Gladiator London Queen Of the West yerpoo
Br ship Rtsaird. savanIsh Bari Temrson Chasea BGss
CJclofs' Savannah; Catherine st Iago.
JANUARY 23-w!nd ut sunrise, wsw; meridian, NV; sun
Nt w. 80 800
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Weekly Report OF Deaths.
City County Of New York. from the 18th day Of Janu
AIRY to the 18th day Of January, l849.
Men, 60; Women SO Boys SO; Girls, %. Total 2s7.

18th
Men. 60; Women. So; Boys SO; Girls %. Total, 2s7
DIsEASEa
Abscess /; apoplexy g. atophia, o. bleeding, bleeding
from stomach burned scalded, bronchitis 8; cancer,
Of liver l. Casualties cholera nfantum choers
mOrbus collie oonsun Ption o. oonvul.ons II Group
deirium remens diArrhUa o. dropsy dropy In the head
drepsy in the chest Il dysenry erysipeas fever. B.
lever puerpefaL fever remttcn ferver bilious Il
scarlet fever typhoid Il fever yphus heart disease Of
hopping DOUGH- inflammation Il Inflammation Of brain. s.;
fsmlnation Of bowels A. Inflammation of usgs 2
ton Of stomach, inflammation of throat inf animation Of
rion old palsy premature birth Sculpture, q small
pox i serSnla 4 suicide \ iprue tsethng 81 tesanus l;
Age-Under one year g to years S to 50; bto TO-
70 to TO- IL; 70 to 90 8; unknown.
City Inspectors Office jan ~. lSl9.
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In this city, the 2Oth inst, by the Rev. Chas H.
Haley, j SPAuLDINo REYNOLDS, to MARGARET A. PAR
DIssUs, daughter of the late Rene A. Pardissus.
At Maiden, Mass, on the ed inst by the Rev. J.
Dennison, MIR. JAMES COCHRAN. Of New York city to
Miss ELIzABETH CocHRAN, of the former place.
At Gibraltar, the 2Sth of November last, by the
tolc In Gibraltar and by the Venerable the Archdea
con Of Gibraltar, THOMAS CAuTE REYNOLDS, Esq of
Richmond, Virginia, to HELoIsE MARIE, daughter Of
the late Horstio Sprsgue, Eeq of Gibraltar.
In Mineral Point, Wisconsin Z. e. WAsHBURr, Esq.
to Miss JANErrE, daughter Of Andrew s. Cav, ESQ., Of
New York.
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102 $4,000. lot 9th street between LIST and I'd
avenues, 26xo2 81 400 do 9th street bet ~sen
adjoining 81 900; do. Goth street between 6th and
9th avenues 26x92 $2476, l do adjoining, S2,470;
do 18th street. between 9th and 9th avenues, $2250