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FILLING LOTS.

GREEABLY to a Resolution Of the Council Of Second Munich
~ paT passed August a. 1850 the Of the following Lots
situated this Municipality hereby required
hed to the level within thirty days. under penalty fine
OF Eve Dollars day for day after notification that the
SAID Lots remain unst and If the expiration Of thirty days
rom this notice. said Lots remain untitled they will be filed by The
Surveyor at the eEpenIe Of their respective owners
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This will certify that we have used DALIIEY'S MAGL
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR as remedy for Sore Nipples
and Cheeruly recommend it to those who may be afflicted
with that most distressing complaint, most valuable ar
ticle to cure it. PHEBE BRAY
8EbauV, April 1885, MARY MOOR n
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NOTICE JAMES A. DANIELS has my pow er Of
Attorney during my absence from the State.
Ve SAMUEL WOLFE ab GIayie 81,
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DUG, MIR tE co. COn,mis8tOa Merchants, No. SO
St Louis street, New Orleans aull 1y
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Cherry and Tar find 10 he yS,oba dei d u w ~ +
considerably in practice have sold and used nearly ali
that have forwarded and would be pleased to have you
will be open.
PoRT CARBON, February 90 Is47-yIessrs Robinson
Collins Co.: am happy to inform You that think Or.
Davss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar will take the lead uI
in part Of the country out of it, and have ha
dozen bottles bespoke have been asked 50 often for Or
DlriS'S DepRTGt1e Extract and Joseph Daus's H0ts
LiRimeHt, that have taken the liberty Of writing for an
for the above ARTICLES if agreeable you II So please
write word, and send two dozen of EACH with large
show bills. Respectfully yours, SAML, X. KEhPToN.
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NEW ORLEANS ElII.iBtAiNT d REMITTANCE

!Ra - 81 IL
TINE undersigned his old established Office continues to
accommodate desrOus of remittng money to their
friends England Ireland Scotland with Sterling Sight
fas payable IN town in the above named king.
d. ms, and in SO suit He aso usual continues haV.
ing passengers brought from Liverpool this city, on good
ships and reasonable teyms Parties living at distance by
addressing letter tpOpad) to the Undersigned will be
1r 1mpuy attended To. JOHN TOOLE,
BlD ly % Bank Place
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BUSINESS CARDS.

-. GeaeyaL Commission Merchant, 25 Gravier ST. n9
w @. RAYMOND. Family Grocer, II Camp
" street. ANA
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[From .Nr. Jehn D. INnrrnn. Drngsist.l

''PIrTe ~, II. 10IF n gH.TYuHJ IlTugFisL:J a.,
and r haa given great Satisfaction to tose who have med
H. ~ nVw oI one Instance Of permanent Of Asthma
a N"h i9'ieil uS AOc " sSh a.
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s. lw JOHN CALHOUN, Secretary
S0LDIERS' DISCHARGES WANTED Al Al
- The Highest Price paid for SOLDIERS Dis u II
CHARGES-yAt all TImGS-at No. ~ Natah0z ri al
street. Up Stairs. ll
pLUE LICK WATER, ICED-BY THE GLASS
ID Also by the barrel, constantly hand for sale by
2. LOUIS MASSEY, Druggist,
aus cor. Camp and GRAY or sts.
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q. WEBER, Boot and Shoe Dealer.
S $'4S ssSi SSzsfS s$, s
kees COZ tal y on hand every thing in his line Including
peat ya Of Ladies' and Genemen's Boots and Shoes
pa wll sell at the lowest Cash Prices. of public
patronage is respectfully solicited. ap7 ly
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EOHA W. ANDREWS d CO., Commission JIer-
" chants and AMp .AgenLs. 81 Comnnn. :. N. .. Ia5
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FURIOUS DRIVING.

hbHdf from Ordinance Of the General Council, passed
A.. =, a. December %, 1886.
"a AT ~ io[ Any Rrayman, Garter, or other Driver Of
Any Any CbbIl, pTay, Wagon, Tumbre Lumber Cart, Wood
var b5Sk GPF or other vehicle whatever, public p
or mules through any of the streets of The three Munich
ae OF this CITY, OF driving faster rate 1chcn toaed,
uah walk, and when not iJaicd greater speed than
S,I ro o. pace or turning the corner Of any ee, road,
MnelsI loaded o. not At tseT gait than I0dlk shall nay
line oil rom slO to so for the first offence and for the
second offence he shall forfeit his license and sha also pay
the above no and 1t such drayman carter or driver be
slave he shall receive ten ashes for tbs first offence and for
the second offence hesha receive 70 ashes and ali
carriers or drivers expressly forbidden drive their ami
NAL or animals at faster gait than allowed by this arii
Gle, under the above fines and penalties Published nv
resolution OF Council of MUM .paty No. Two ~
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but shall subion few testimonials of its value selected
from the thousands in possession from all paIts Of tn
country.
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4 W. ELHERBY, Sap Broker, rs POydras street,
n. n w Orleans. ial6 ly
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M1sHAwAKA, Ind, June /, isi7Sbr Davis's Syrup of
Wild Cherry and Tar oft like hot cakes. We think thai
HyOu choose to give Wholesale agency for that medicine
dispose OF almost amount in Northern Indiana
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County Conventions.
April :. 1850.
3O-te

The following preamble and resolutions were unan-
imously adopted at the meeting of the Democratic
party of New Hanover county, held at the Court
House in Wilmington, ON the 18th of March, 1850:
WHEREAS there exists vacancies il the former delegation
of New Hanover county in the Legislature of this State
Whereas has heretofore been the custom of the Democrat
party New Hanover county to hold county conventions
for the purpose of selecting suitable county candidates.
also with view perfect organization of the party
in said county be it therefore
RcSored That we portion of the democratic citizens of
New Hanover county, in public meeting assembled respect
fully recommend that county convention be held at Will
mingtOn, Tuesday of June Court next and
Be it further rsOired That respectfully suggest to
democratic brethren of each Captains precinct in said
ty the propety of their sending three delegates from each
of their respective precincts to said convenon and that
said convention have full authority to nominate suitable
county candidates. be voted for at the ensuing August
Election, fill the respective offices for which they may be
selected.
On notion
ResOrCd, That the preamble and resolutions
ding county convention be requested to be published in
the s. Journal till the meeting of said convention.
WIN. s. LARkINS, Chm
JOHN SHEPARD. Sec'y.
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nIunlelral Eleeslon in nril,rnuI,e.

MILWAUKEE, April 9Th, p NJ
Mr. Upham, dem, has been elected Mayor bv 1oo mn;
The democrats have also elected Is Aldermen and all
Justices The Wings have elected / Alderman md the
Independent peoplel.
OUR Works OF IMPROVEMENT PRoGREsstNe-W
are glad to see that two of the works of internal i'm
REGVement chartered BY our last Legislature are in
TAR progress, and promise speedy completion.
The plank road from Fayetteville west is PROGRESS
ing with considerable rapidity the part already fin
iShed has more than satisfied the friends of the work
that it will fully answer the purposes for which it
Is intended From present indications the good citi-
zens OF our State will not be compelled to wait long
before they can this in full operation, and afford
ing its untold facilities to large part of the State
Nearly allied to this in the benefits it will confer
the Cape Fear and Deep River improvement. The
activity and energy which is exhibited by the con-
tractors and all who interested in it, indicate the
fact that they will have market at their DOORS
and Will soon be placed equal footing with
other parts of the country.
These two works will open large and fertile por-
ton of our State to the markets of the world and
will give our people an opportunity of competing
with the citizens of other States on fair and eoua
terms.-Rdleigh Star
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MARRIED..

In this town, the 9th inst. by the Rev Mr. WALKER
MI. M SCHULKEN, to Miss NANCY JANE BRooKSHER
In tins county on the 4th instant by J. e. PICKETT Esq
Mr. ELIJAH HEWLETT, to Miss AfIRA daughter of Mr.
JESSE CRAIG. -
In Cumberland county, the 22dult, Mr. NELL MARSH
to Miss CAROLINE SMITH
In Kobes0n county, Mr.. JACKSON TOWNSEND to Miss S-
In Cumberland county, Mr.. L. NJ G1LL1S, to Miss ANN
MCINNIs, daughter of Angus MCINNIs
In Moore county, Mr. DUNCAN PREAsT of Cumberland
Miss CATHARI daughter of Mr.. ARCHIBALD BUCHAN.
At oPsail Sound in this county, the 18th ut the
6 E W; NJ d. MOORE, Mr. JoHN w: Howard, to Miss
SARAH CAROLINE youngest daughter of AARON
Esq.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
WEEK APRIL IL, 1850.

BAcoN-Continues arrive freely and no improvement in
prices
CONSOLIDATED fully supplied, and change price. No
change in Meal.
FLoUR-Fayeteve super scarce, we quote at SIS 50
per barrel
HAY-Sae of so bales prime Eastern Hay at 20 per
100 lbs, the wharf
LARD-Ful stock, and sales dull at quotations.
LUMBER-Some RATS flooring boards have changed hands
at $40, $40 SO per M.
MoLAssEs SUGAR-Received hhds. Molasses and IS
bbls. Sugar from ST. Thomas The oasscs held at p
cents per gallon, and the Sugar u per h. by
NAVAL SToREs-Receipts of Turpentine
port have reached something barrels The prices
have ranged from ST 95 to 81 80 for SOFT and ST. 10 for hard
closing day with sales of about 1000 barrels yes
terday evening" lowest quotation IaSales
1000 barrels 81 O 81 OF and per barrel Rosm-A slight
advance has taken place in No. Rosin. We quote
1000 barrels at ~ cts per bbl GOO do CENTS 900
barrels at IS cents The market closed 6 and 20 cents
per BARREL with light stock, and holders asking higher
prices. The market is unsettled for Rosn. Spirits T,u-
pcnneSaes of several hundred casks cents per gal
and 81 IS for the barrels not returnable
Passive hear of sales of Ground Peas week The
crop has about all been disposed Of Black Eye
fair supply of Cow Peas and Sales they arrive quo
tatons.
PorAToEs-0O barrels Irish Eating Potatoes 81
per barrel.
SLr-Receved coastwise 400 sacks sold at so cents
per SACK 80 days Also received 5000 bushels from Turks
Island which taken for the Fayetteville market at l5a
cents per bushc 80 days.
STAvEs-But few Slaves of any description arriving. Our
figures represent the last sales.
SnINGLEs-But little doing in Shingles Last sale at
12a per thousand
TIMBER Is RATS of Timber have been taken by
N1iers, within the range of our figures See table,
to the number of vessels in port for the
last weeks Frcights have declined to 25 % per
barrels New York. under deck. See table for pres
ent rates.
ExcHANGE-Bank rates of Exchange Northers Cities
Derc cent. premium.
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FIVE HUNDRED AGENTS WANTED.

GENTS wanted for every State and county in the Union,
n to for subscribers for the Life Of James K.
Polk and the "Life Of Job" c. Calhoun" being biogra-
ply &C their lives and public services, with Aedr
tanning their most important speeches. &c The life of James
K Polk will be ready by the 18th of May and the latter
the 1st day of July.
The books will be 400 pages, large II no. printed fine
white paper, uniform in STYLE with portraits steel Price
81 25.
For further particulars apply ostpai to the Publisher,
JAMES NJ. ALDEN, Auburn, New York.
HThe books will be sold only by duly authorized Agents.
Also just published u s. Exploring Erpedtioms,' by
Wilkes & l. nch, valuable book for Agents.
April II, 1850 31-1t
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DIED.

In this town. the of the 10th instant Mrs.
ELIZABETH FENNELI wife of OWEN FENNEL1 Esq, aged ~
years and months
In New York. the 26th ult, Mr. THos l.. CALENDER,
in his 62d year He native of Wilmington but resi-
ded in New York for many years.
In Washington City the instant Mr. DAVID BELL,
formerly of Fayetteville, aged 81 years
In Chatham county, Mr.. VIM GUTHRIE, aged "A years
In Lincoln county, Mr. THos HAMPTON, the 10th year
of his age.
In Salisbury, the 18th ult, Mrs. ELIZABETH R. CALD-
WE'LL wife of CHARLES F. FISHER, Esq, daughter of
the Hon. DAVID F. CALDWELL, in her 26th year
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-12

STEAMER New WoRLD.-Capt. Kemp of the barque
Creamore, arrived this morning in thirty days from
passed the steamer New World, Capt. Nickerson,
which left this port about the 9th of February going
into Pernambuco, Capt X. says she was going into
that port in fine style, and every thing about her
seemed in fine order. This is the vessel about which
leaving pOrt-N Y Com. AdU.
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For Sheriff.

ne We authorized to announce IHOS. H. WILL
election.
March Is, 1850 27-tf
Re We authorized to announce GEORGE ALDER
MAN candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing election.
March Is, 1850 27-te
Town papers please copy till election.
VOTERS OF New HANovER-I announce myself candi-
date for the Shery of your County and solicit your
at the ensuing election. S. d. WALLACE.
March s. 1850 26-tf
Papers of the will copy till otherwise ordered
To the independent Totcrs of Nec Hanover County:
FELLow-CITIzENs-I accordance with the wishes of a
number of my friends beg leave offer myself as candi-
date for the Office of Sheriff Should you honor with your
suages pledge myself to discharge its duties with fidelity
and impartality. G.. J. MOORE.
New Hanover county, Feby p, 1850 23-te
Fg-We authorized to announce Mr. WILLIAM Sell
LARS candidate for Major of the Both Regiment North
Carolina Militia, at the election the Saturday (4th)
in May next
March 15 1850 27-te
We arc authorized to Capt ASA A. HARTs-
candidate for Major of the 3Oth Regiment North
Carolina Militia to fill the vacancy occasioncd by the resg
nation of Major DAVID WILLIAMS.
April 3 1850. 3O-te
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-12
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
THIS may certify, that for number of years. my wife
sorey afflicted with complication of diseases such
Liver complaint and dropsy in the chest &c. attendant
mostly females and after having tried various popular
medicines of the day. and applied to several physicians
school Without, however, receiving from then any per
VALID by whom am happy say through tho blessings
God the aid of Botanic medicines she has been re-
stored to perfect health.
In giving publicity the above, prompted by no
motives than for the benefit of Others should there be
any similarly she formally Having implicit
confidence in Dr. ScHoNwALDs professional skill and med
cnes chceruy recommend him to the notice of the Attic
ted. JUS l.. hEEN.
Wilmington N c. April 18th 1850. 3l-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-12

AMERICAN SMELTED COPPER IN ENGLAND.-An
importation from America took place in the early
part of the week of great Importance to mining
interests being less than 300 tons of copper, the
produce Of the smelling works of the United States
1t was taken into Swansea, direct from Liverpool,
and is estimated as worth upwards of 100000.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-12
Commercial.

/ FAYETTEVILLE, April 9-44 Brown Sheetines cents
Cotton Yarns, TO- Is cents No change in Cotton Fleur
has advanced demand at 81 so S. Corn SO 65
cents
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-12

EACHEeUER OF MExIco.-The House of Represen-
taves OF the Mexican Congress adopted on the 10Th
utlmo, with an amendment, the Senate bill author
lzlng the Government to negotiate 100000 of the
money to be paid BY the United States
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-12

LIST OF LETTERS,
. EMA1NING i'll the Post Office at Wilmington n. c.,
IL 3lst March, 1850.
R9Those whose appear this List will please ask
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-12

NEwrERNE Arpil sh.-NAvAL sroREs-Dip g 10 and
scrape 81 Is Tar 81 o. Corn 81 90 Bacon &C., hams 7c
I.ard Il
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-12

Nor SK1NNED.-A story, some time since, went
the rounds, to the effect that California emgrant
by the name of WATSON, had been fayed alive by
Indians An acquaintance of the young man writes
to the Chicago Democrat in contradiction of the
story, and states that WATSON is digging gold in
FL Dorado
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-12

HE LUMBER TRADE.-The Albany and Troy pa
go to California as soon as received by the canal
from these cities Maine has cent out her millions
OF rect North Carolina has just shipped $4,000
feet OF pine lumber 10000 feet of which are in house
gold region.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-12

John M Barrett, Esq, who was arrested in South
Carolina on suspicion of being opposed to slavery,
and subsequently released ON bail, died at Dublin,
Indiana, on the 23d. The New Castle Courier says
he died of disease brought on by long confinement
within the damp and unwholesome walls of a south
ern prison
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-12
The Colorado River,

The Austin (Texas) Gazette states that Cantain
CHEATHAM has returned from the survey of the Col
orado river, having accompanied the corps of engi
neers appointed to that duty. He gives most ia
Vorabie account of the river which he considers we'll
adapted to small steamers The raft is the only OBJ
structlon of any Importance, and, from its peculiar
POSITION he thinks it can be removed by the aid of
good steam boat. In a communication to the Ga
zette, Captain CHEATHAM says:
For distance of twelve miles after leaving Aus
tin, we found the river quite shoaly and straight
thence to Bastrop it became more crooked, and with
the exception of some rocky distractions in a few
shoals which can be easily removed, it is fine riv-
er for small boats. At Columbus there is a shoa in
the bed OF which there are great many rocks but
boats can easily get up over them. From Austin to
the head of the raft it may be safely pronounced
fine river for boats capable of carrying the burhen
of four hundred bales of cotton. The snags are few
The banks of the river caving in very much and
great deal of timber is, in consequence falling in
to the river. Thirteen distinct or separate fOrma-
tions constitute the Instructions known as the raft
some of them very bad This raft is in very wide
part Of the river, and for distance of ten miles,
when detached, it be scattered to pass off
without catching in the narrow parts of the river.
OCEAN SrEAMERs-The weekly trips of the Gu
nard line Of steamers will begin this day. Goth Apri)
from Liverpool, and on the LIST proximo from New
York and Boston. The Collins steamers will COM
mence running semi-monthly on the 9th instant
and weekly about the Ist Of June The Franklin,
AAihCt
month, and her mate will be ready in the fall The
Bremen line now leave Southampton and New York
once month. The City of Glasgow will leave Glas-
gov on the 10th instant for New York, and thereaf
ter leave each port in alternate months The Helena
SlOman is to leave Hamburg On the 10th inst, and
her trips will be bi-monthly.
Annexed are the names of al the ships compos
ing each line:
Collins Linc-Atlantic, Pacific Artic Baltic, AID
riatic.
Glasgow Linc-City of Glasgow.
Hamburg Line-Eelena Sloman.
Bremen Line Washington, Herman.
Havre Line-Franklin.
Cunard Lne-Asia, Africa, America, Caledonia
Cambria, Europa, Hibernia; Niagara, Canada.
Here are twenty splendid steamers to connec
America and Europe.
The brig Sutton at Boston, brings dates from
BuenOs Ayres to the 10Th Jany. On the 10th de
structive fire broke out in the city, which destroyed
great number of buildings, among others the estab
lishment of Mr.. Armstrong, whose loss was abou
$4,000 or 10000 patacoons, or upwards of 10000
Spanish dollars. Santa Maria Saltadero or slaugh
| terhouse, was also destroyed
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-12

CHARLESTON April CorroN-Nlarket quiet Sales of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-12

A ruhan recently bit off mans Strange
enough, he was Immediately bound over to keep the
! niece. Wonder if he has
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-12

ny bad IN \, NENICo,-The cholera is reported to
G2nl Gt about AIatamoras and the whole State
Leo" E G:s The Governor of Monterey, State of
e cb h. uled short time ago of cholera
gyn Of M mas again appeared at the small min
lq + iii"Japeci, some thirty-fve leauges from
acr,r - Is carrying off about two hundred a day.
'd f. At Matamoras, Monterey, and Saltillo,
Il be ~'1 prayers be offered up that the scource
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-27
Moremerts OF pI.tIrguIshed People.

The HoE. Howell COBB Speaker Of TIE House Of Rep.
reseniAtivcs. and the Hons Thomas lIackstt aud
J W Jtckron. members Of Congress from Georgia
arrived yesterday morning IN the steamship FiorilA
from saysnnsh.
W Dexter, New Orleans; q. s Isham Buffalo I;
A Quincy and lady. providenc.i = =. Barrett aud
lady. steamer Aushtie W ID. Gookiu. Connecticut /:
D d. clayton, Georgia 2 Noyea Washington SD
tvtntytwo others arrived yesterday and took rooms
a. Clinton Fotsl
non HCwsilCcbb Speaker Of u . Ifouse Of Reursse-
ts'ives; Hon Joe w. Jackson. Georgia non Tbos O..
Hackstt, Georgia; Hon 1hos. ~ Foote. Boxota Hon
q. Jonef. Iowa; Hon. Henry Dodge. y. a. senator,
Wisconsin; Hon = Johnson KENTUCKY Hon. John
q Wight sehs nectady Hon Joel W. White Nor.
wich Capt n Cubh. rarrytown Non Mr. Perault,
Canada DR.. Imfay. West fnaies Hon John T. Taylor.
Ohio; Hon u Y Alexander. WashlnatOn Hon SAINT
II. Tburston, Oregon Can't. W. y. fcmpleton. New
Odeans Y. n. Jewett Buffalo we're ant org the nrr-
walls yesterday &c the Irving House.
HUr Camp bell Philsdelphia Brown. Bsrrytown
IA. Glover Georgia J. Anderson. WILMINGTON J. D.
Curtis Popnfylyeris aud twenty others arrived yes.
teiday a. the American.
nento City; q. Darliog. Hostou W. Bocossom San
frsncscc. J. Forsyth, Kingston W. WilloE Boston ;
Hon. n White. Coioes; ". " sswell. Auburn ana
sixty Others arrived Yesterday at the Astor.
Jetse Hsfdnr, Philadelphia Preston, Raltmorc
y. Witherbee Brston; w Wylie. Canada; Aug Clan.
s,n. Rio Grsnde do sal; u. Prescott, Bsston and
Thirty Oh ere arrived yesterday at the Howard.
J. Gardintr. req Bosttn =. W. VI. Johns. Baq.,
Philaoelphis Mrs Scott. Fbilaielrhis; W We
Donoueh, Connecticut; Rev. SIR jackson. weftches-
Eco iladelr hia and thftt others have arrived
at the Union Place Hotel.
Hon. Levi Woodbury.. and family. have arrived IN
this city aud taken apartments at the New NerE
Hotel.
Amin Fey the Turkish Ambarssdor. was at Column.
bus Ohio, on the 22d inst.