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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-27
rVoIoREp pAGuERsEorYPEs FoR FIFTY CENTS

~ u.A-TnE ORDER OF UNITED AMERICANS IN
". New Haven, Conn. have extended an invitation 70
the Chanctry and Chapters Of this state 20 unite with them
in celebrating the coming national anniversary with appr
pirate ceremonies which has been pied The co nmee
Of ArapFements have procured the splendid steamer Oregon
for the OCCASION which will leave Hammond street A. ga
Spring street 81 fedar street 81 Brooklyn between Ca
hsrine and FULTON Ferries, att Broome street. r. r. Ia
Twenty sixtl street ~.
v n. BRusH, Chairman Committee Of Arrangements.
G.. kiERsTEn Secretary.
y. B.-Thsre will be two Cotllon Bands on board.
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LIME FRENCH PAPER HANGINGS, DECORATIONS,
&C. No 43G Pearl street. between Madison and Chatham
Those in Of the above articles should omit
through establishment their iaterest aud
be beet consulted by n call. THOMAS FAYE n co.
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GO R00 WANTED, 4 Good BUSINESS MAN.
% ,OOO. 70 Join t~o others wing like amour. in
vested In business that vii pay atty 70 ssvsntaye pee
the first With less than ordinary ri.k Unescep
tortbe ricreees and required For full aiar
address Mason, Herald Office with real address
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-02
LADlES' SPORT In BERLIN.

The Berlin correspondent of the b sion
traveller, thus notices very pleasant win.
Ter pasiime IN that cily:-ln the vicinity Of
Berlin, where the river Spree oveffi,~s the
meadows, are large skating ponds, which on
pleasant days are resorted To, | could almost
say by thousands Of people. To see so many
men skate, would not call Us, who have seen
enough OF this sport al home. very far from
our way but when the ladies turn out, as
They do here in large numbers, to JOIN in
skating, the sight is altogether too novel and
beautiful to be allowed 10 pass unno,iced, -
II isa strange fact, considering the vicinity of
a city OF four hundred thousand inhabitants,
that tho crowd is usually composed Of the
higher and more cultivated classes-Profes.
sors and their daugh,ers-som Of the Prin.
ces-members Of the Diplomatic Corps
Students me ~ bers Of the Psflia ment, &c,
can be seen IN swarms.
The ladies' have skates which can be laced
to their feet like CATER boots, and as some
OF them have evidently had wears Of practice,
IT - one Of the most beautiful Of sights to see
them gliding, and. as il we're, WALKING over
the clear ice. Sometimes, arm in arm with
a gentleman, or hand, they move rapidly
from one side Of the pond to the oiher.-
Sometimes a whole band together, keeping
time, waltz back aad forth. A f,ther and
his dsughier-brothers and sisters Dung
men and their wives-liite girls ard boys
are gliding about in every cor ceivable figure
while the shore is lined with ladies' and
gentlemen, who standing or sitting in their
carriages, are locking a, the sport, or per.
haPs they gs, on to sled, and are pushed
ny some gentleman out upon the pood into
the midst Of tho skaters. Such an animated
lively, exhtlsrating scene does not often pre-.
seut itself IN A meflca. It's astonishing ths,
they can keep up the responsibility of this
exercise near city; and yet nothing could
be more atlstocratic than the appearance OF
The skaters.
the Americans in Berlin have often been
to see the spor, and to take an active part 10
II. II seems quite like the renewing Of our
old school days 10 fad ourselves mounted up
on skates, and engaging ir games which we
had gwen up long sgo at homs. Skating
was certainly not one Of the things con,rac.
ted for 10 our aniIciPatlons Of pleasure IN Ger.
many, and can be set down as one Of the a
greeshe surprises. Do no, the German la.
dies have the advantage over ours in beng
able TO take more exercise
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-02
w. BAKERS
PLAIN, SWEET, EAGLE, FRENCH AND
Vanilla Chocolates, Cocoa, Broma,
Cocoa Paste, Sticks, &C,

fHNO MERCHANTS aud CONSUMERS who
IL would purchase the best products OF co GA
Tree from aduHeraton-mure nutritious aud health
iui Than tea or cOffee-and in quality uns urpassec
the subscriber recommends the above articles
manufactured by himself and stamped with h
name and residence. His BROMA and Cocoa
TASTE as deliese-paaia ble--and sa ln,ary drink.
Tor inyaids, conyaescenls, children, traveo-s ane
Others are pronounced by the most EMINENT
lphfsltlAAS superior TO any other preparations
His FRENCH and VANILLA CHOCOLATES
are warranted equal in decac, and flavor 10 the bet
ct Paris manufacture, and al one halt their prices
10 consequence OF Tie great sduefajun In aluos
oil The COCOA aud CHOCOLATE pfevarat,op.
offered TO the public, in order 10 cheaper Them th
subscriber hopes that his own MANUFACTURES will b.
thoroughly tested and if found unequal TO his re
concentrations, they may be returned 10 his agents
where purchased, aud their cost sha. be re uhded
They ore always on sale, IN any quantity, BY the
principal wholesale grocers in the Eastern cities
snd by his agents, T.. ID Brigham Il Co, Boston (;
James VI. Bunce s. Co, Hartford lIussev X Mur.
ray, New York; George Wait. Albany; F. Bosworih,
Troy, N. y; Grant Il Stone, Phllade phia Tho.
mas V. Bfundge, Baltimore; Howell & Shoemak
Georgetown, d C; Fowle g. Co.. Alexandra. Va
Vose Brothers, New Orleans Kennel, Mckee a. Co.
Cincinnati, O; VIM. Bagairv Il Co, PIT sburg, Pa
WALTER BAKER, Dorchester, Mass.
March IL le5l. l94t
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Post Office stamps.
TO PQSTysASYEss

TENIlE advertiser. Postmaster a, Pleasant Grove,
n Allegheny county Maryland is the first per.
son in the United States VINO conceived and under
took enslvey to publish the idea of furnishing III
post Offices in the country with cheap stamps All
stamps made by him are warranted eqnal or superb
or TO any other that can be procured for the same
price, and whenever any are sent out in any man.
ner defective or unsatisfactory, duplicates will be
forwarded, on notice, without extra charge. All who
order set Of stamps, with full set Of Changes for
dates at only So ttor thirty pieces shall be kept in
stamps ad tibitum. Full sets with one change 81.
When STAN os are neatly made with turned handles
and screw-same style as the regular government
7. O. samps-durabc, efficient and warranted =
Price one to two dollars only, and special authority
to send by mail tree.
Address, Post Master, Pleasant Grove, Allegha.
ny county, Maryland.
GFAny editor publishing the above with this no,el
three times, and sending ropy OF the paper, shall
receive credit for ten dollars in wood letter. or a ten
dollar proof press-or if preferred, wood engrav.
ing or engraved newspaper head of the above va
lue will be forwarded
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-02

Ina IS willing, and through her Convention
is ready 10 do so.
south Carolina advocates resistance. al
most TO man, and ~e are not prepafed Ia
say that IN no event will she secede alone
"or do We desire thst she should come TO any
such determination. But We do say that she
does not stand pledged to 90 cut of this Union
by herself, and we think that 10 adoo, any
such pledge al this time would be most IN
wise. Associated as she is with other States
equally aggrleved aud equally brave, shall
she assume TO disregard their couusels, and
precipitalely pursue measures which may
ioil the very ends she my aim att She
has been counseled, by the measures Of her
southern allies, to wait yet longer. Shall
she venture To presume that, by dlsregarding
ihis counsel, she will gam their sympal hes T.
We think "An Old Nulifer" has fairly
made oui his case, and that South Carolina
Is not committed IN honor 10 what her poliii.
clans call separate Slate action" Some
hot'headed gentlemen IN her Legislature are
doubtless bound BY their personal declarations
to advocate secession, but the State has Ia ken
care TO pledge herself to secession cnly. in
the contingency that other Southern States
agree to join her. Il will be remembered
tina, old Mr.. Cbeves, in hts speech at the
National Convention, which seems to be al.
most the magma charta of the Dlsunion lead.
ers, ADVISED that 1t was very important 10 Sc.
cure The leadership Of Virginia, and COUNSEL.
ed dissolution, prorided four or five States
should secede together Richmond Times.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-02
New ORLEANS. March !, 1850.

NEW ohlhANS, MdTCH I, iCOb
AT the request of John F. Cowan, ESQ. of York
vile, Tenn, have examined bis psmphlet in refer
ence to the qualities and efficacy of his Vegetable
Lilhontriptic in which find certificates from the
following persons viz: Dr. J L Bone DR.. ii. Y.
Bone, nr w Parks, DR. A Underwood, JOS Gar.
wood, Barnett Brand, Smith Parks, Felix Parker,
E. q, Phil Claiborne, E,q, l. Gllchrlst B Crawford,
Es1 prJ Hinson, J wv Hess, S. Williams, Esq,
Geo Miller, B + Holmes, John B Wright, Jas l.
Baldr.dgc, Esq, Root Holmes, J Algea. T l. Ham
ilton d Minton, Thomas Cooper Rev Y Thomas,
VIM II A Miller, Dr. Hess, John H Day. Esq,
Milton Brown. NJ c, Rev J w Needham. Rev John
NJ Greer, f McCorkle, Col Edwin Sharp w Da.
wilson, DR. Jetton, Esq, Peter LlDozier | certify
that personally acquainted with all the forege.
ing persons far the greatest number of whom l
have known Tor more than Is yearS-ard that they
are, without exec on, men of the highest response
bilty and of unImpeachahle veracity That have
known Mr.. Cowan for many years, and from his
high ohars otter as man Of integrity, the public may
be fully,. ured of the gcnuineness Of the signatures
To all the certificates contained IN the pamphlet.
JOHN w. CROCKETT.
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COWAN's
Vegetable LithOntriptic.

safe and certain remedy for Grapel Stone in the
ttadder, for arrangement of the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs and all kindred diseases.
FENtllS invaluable Medicine 10 the world would
y be a blessing, if the afflicted could only over
come their pre- JUDGES enough to Try 1t. Call at Dr.
j. +. Gilmer's Drug Store in Charlotte, and see
pamphlet containing Unprecedented evidence OF the
utility of this invaluable vegetable preparation
JOHN F. COWAN.
Yorkve, Tenn.
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GNOtice.

WIZ subscriber notifies the public that deed for
two lots 10 the town Of Charlotte was taken
from him without any authority, some ten years
ago. This Is 10 notify the person Withholding The
>a'ne that II /, Is not given up he will resort to
'egs means 10 obtain possession OF his rights. lie
s'an prove BY WIN. Wright. Col. Beatty aud John S.
Moore, OF foTkvle. that the deed aud other prop.
rty was taken lie believes the d, ed is in the pos.
ses.ion Of Mrs. Leary, of Yorkevle. a. Thomas
Palmer told no IN the presence OF Col Beaiy that he
isd seen and read II short tine ago at her house
neg ecled 10 have be deed Registered and | ain
cnnpoed 10 adopt this course 10 Try and gel posses
sion Of ny property.
PATRICK PARKER.
March 10 1851. I4,f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

Disasters. $50.

sur RVEEE Boston from Liverpool the llh nst lat
40 loo ~ W. Is ceberys aud pssied through sheet
extending from NJ to sW Ga tbs l5h INST sHPsnsacsd hum
csne from WNW 10 hNW, which lasted ar hours
bs GALyS Which bad bssn repairing Key West sailed
the 7h for Baltimore and ashore nht OF tie Oh Kouch
Reef a BY Nrecks asr d. charging thirds Of cAso
and taken back with feet hs bold and loss 81 rudier
Sea CAsroS from Philadelphia for Salem Mus with n
coal ahos OF tn 7d Cape Hsnpsu Gloss 10
Beacon Light where che remains we'll She has feat
10 her bid.
KEI WEST March lss Spanish brig Aatona win Be reloaded
by Saturday Vessels bOund through tina
take pilot without berg subject the paymsnt pit
unless pilot required Vessels bound through the
are ubs 70 ths If but p provided they take
plot
Psto tho wreck apparently Of steamboat passed 9h
last lat 80 20 Ion 49, pess Manila rope attached
eay much wrecked stuff Al probably Secretary
Marcy, before reported
Fshg Stuart Larry Of and from Cohssss. Povncetozn
soh parted DO cables went og Of sch Chsncs lost
tulWsiks raas and
Sch Wan Bsfd, siush', at PHILADELPHIA from Gloucester
ports 'hs 23d nt On Hsord lae tbs Sally Miller Lea
nom hoTih Carolina WITH shSss bound q New YORK,
with heavy 'qua from ENE. which carried away forsnat nd
rendered her be Capt Stuhbs eeng
vessel bore down and succeeded After well fast
oe toVed her Cohsnsey Creek where she lay y
morning IN safety, and PROBABLY would repair.
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ApOlken. &c.

Jan lon - ~ big 81 VIVA Wa5ow lrom 30,
isr West Coss' Of Hsrlcn.
FEB It, &c lby snip sageb Ns~ 0ean p.,,as
ror' RIO Jsnrro tesn bik shoNg d red t-nal
white ball
N 50 lon 50 ", clipper John Bssn Lid
holm, from Bo@on iJsl 100 Tor San francisco
Feb ~. LET ~ 20 g. los % W BERN brig showirg
Ylue fs 18th white IN the
Fh2s T0skar ossurg NJ ship Edward OBnea, Cs6gh
ton. I'm Liverpool for IL
Mach 81 7s hp Tanoo, Stow from New Orleans sT
Liverpool
Mach LAT g. So ship Hsn Ware from Boston FOR
Mobile
Mach atso A. oa 70 10 brig showing rcd
1sg Wah black lquare.
hsicl p Cape Eeoa MOS sch Huron, from New
fork f. Jsrsmis
Narb lat % leu 70 30 bns Susan Lutw RsuHs 10 New
Orleans fOf 5avarnah
Hultsr, rt "a Noble Tor Liverpool
March lat 81 co. bn q 20, vas sssn as' s-iaf s'.ss
Fsb = tsl TO- 90 chip EsEIA sHth, from So~ Yo
for Liverpool all we'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

cls'rs Tor l5ch n duis on iro0fis were nus
he holders Or owners ~ ~ such cs'ns az r-qiI1 -
fi~ ihr smourt and iDHu nf hem ~ MS Us t"'
p4eynns ,ha ~ 81 OfiprFr l'7l On ~ Tk~ ~ '
s-te 90 ibe Uuie1 STATS ~ mir r~fpe ans ~
shv ne en- ~ ~ f1ru which hss heen hpp'l'l 7" VT
act q On Sentepbsr Ie5. WIN H0DGs,
A-ting Secretary Of the rfeas1'y'
FoRH RsLEtsE
W1eyeqs. ~ an sct 81 Congress approved SNp,4'h''
1850 fsn nfior ~ dn14rs i1 ige p--c-n st''S ~
D. rid 1lhe State n T.xss fp- c,0sdsrtu,n iltNl
mentioned siih Droi.o ihaL 40 more " 'ht1 NE iI
Hons % I'D stock shall me- issued unh ~ crrd' -
Su'o holding l'fs snf other rsI.tf-s ~ s.'.S pr
- mr. wfici On ire nn NnD4rs w-re a)-.-Y l-
sls hrs fe - ibe Treasure n Inc United States rr7''
81 s e-s sfsirs h- U1.-d sac. fJr or 90 az oHl '
SAD bonds orc-rifrsirs"
-fad Wheyog, Tl- u13es-' nal il c-e'f'r ~ VI
n I-yss hold ~ anf he ~ ~ the nl'"i's oe'' ~
hoHfs eerGrs-- ~ -iok - reyts. tss he cts1 l7
Be- and f,r which ihe dudea m5aIioned Ia the sAi &c
wer- .cislv grdR-i
Here describe Tina no0ds or certii-aesl
Now. Tor The ruT.usa OF -.m0vi1g win ne pfo"'N
Of said set and fJr good aud valuable enatdars l'n.
D. Teby the ulied States 81 ciuu IN ii~ Or
equity against hem f1 account OF tns (oon1s or c'
ufcsfssl above descrihed.
WitaeB my hand and sesl a. -, this day OF -
1851
Sealed and delivered In presence OF
Two Witnesses
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20 al Insool @a,.s '. | So. n, p~.,aa "a ? p
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fr!Atr - 80 - -, 49, MA. cu,,,,,
Arr lays 80 80 " ", ,i ,ai 80 n q ma,
aHh o'.t =. ~ (, n c,.....t ,-h,,r.,
Ar az a~l.sa =, .. ~, ,,, .,oi,.. lsb clf.
ar, ~ IN ~ - $50. N' '''
"h' W, 49,, M, -, k,s, gosf.na san Fr,se..oo
y. .sN.t. sstv s.t ~ ~. Va Ains,,,.s Brtus.
Al -eNcsste H'N -. w. ny, ny, 80 .o.i n, 81
r-lAa 500, -i $3.50. as. - - i''7'N' ~'- N's ~
r. ., s.-..o, q, - London cbas Co.'s
70 ~ 'l'i.f sa., ~. 80 "a 49,.
e.. 1"'; 90 ifn ,,' 49, W. '''' : $780,
hoston 80" f..,.h ", 't ur. H., -. VI nH.v.
Ayefenlr h"'A =, o.s 49, 80, r /, 49, a.,
Al faneo ~ '-n - ~.a., H.. H.. Rsrt /.
M"fsud na''a AZ tf N,Ni' s'h hiaAa NA7 inV' "N''s
decsassd) 81 am I'm n.F.f nnc ~. -,.-,
Al SMYRNA leih ~ oar Iona ~ Tor esle Ase Ie.oy -
AthAia 4oh oa'A 'ual% "S''l iio "'s0a' a '' 'O'
snyrna ss1 evening 49,, 80. A., , tr,.., Hail, H..
A. eeua Lon 'o''t VIZ or y. 'l... 49,. -
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or EIw-YoRK MARCH a.
Cleared.

Filaaslpiia '' A-'7ipoor O-s-fa fanooscoii CLARK
..rbs a. y.stIns DanrsTnsa Havsn, Burchs-l. j.
ElsslL -N'~"t may 'afn-3, etafgas Can, ) W
LIZ an aa1wen Havana Hssnih Sons L,dy Of ,t
osIuloa, Middleton Co; Ssrah Coso,r c,1,.,, Z
n sns tf'smse St hags G,o Ssnth 3oas
To npson q Eutter ~-'ss "HtnAn thatcher, Daff-n
sc-ooreu-H Ts1us- Yor,- r. p, -. .
snefa, &C. say Arm hsans j., i,o a. ~ ~ st.s AsL
feloce Chsntsrd. Harfar Ss ! n 49, ~ iyo '9si~ aF
tor IL hoy. Powell nosls ~ 'so''' oiS@s'sf' "uhl0s
soops-Fr-denrk Bow Ga-s,., p,,-s,.-. A.. ~
Iaunton jones, Borden, Do ''o''-'1''' Ai''7 D~'''
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DEF

On lasstay Hog 2Ih last nary JANE daughter Of Alsd
az Jair "Fes.er. - years months aad 2Odsy..
me -s ans acquaintance Of 'ha family requested attend
sf .aeiA TINS q" sdnedgJ) afternoon a. O'clock from
IN B'o,lyn on Tus,d'r, h vs.. Of crouo. DANIEL STAN
ara obih- 1871 - '''
I1a snds Of hs famy n7tsi % a-ad the funeral IN Thur
DAY 47ta met, az 10 An from Coli a. without luther i
.a-oI. ' '-''
On sunday 2ld Dst EDWARD, Of Janss and caharos
O'tFor, agsd : OF u;bs aad p daJs.
Ua ny evening - st A. the residence o. hsr brothsr
~ t's Jeu'h st5ARAH I7AAC3 ei-st daughter Of D. yV
II sacket'. dsse ssed, OF Be iiord, Wsschsssr Co
htrrenslns - ID % taken - Bedford ntsrment
- se~ 1hord, COM sunday March 18th EDWARD AT
oOsIU'' scsst sou Of Gsofss Il Sobs assI - years.
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To Mariners.

QuAsAFTNs EoN rms nsDrusAREIE An orlsr Couac
rcts sons su dsang caused by psor order
the Lords Of the Council conssr BIN Of heath usHl
nece a % be pro duced ~ The iAtes II Al from
The medieranen and az the proper officers detua
gns Itne al vessels net having his tbs
United Kugi from the Mediterranean alter lot Of
next Sc
The Delaware Bag Light Bout srf thorough sssnnaion r.
paws equp her The Lelss.
We requested BY sv-al rsspecbls commanders Of vs
10 state that he buoJs "a Nlat Light aut tbs skes 8uockb
and Com mcut Points snd others 10 missing
having b. the AID the late We doubt
viii Immediately attended 5000
proper anih Iiises hs's Keen sp?rssd Of tie isct
fProsi13nce Journal 2i,h.
TIE Po0ck Rip floating Light parted her ooungs 6ulg The
ast F, has arrived Powder Hole Sue will " repaired snh
all po'sbs dispatch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26
New 0rk Cattle Mark et....MiRcH 3
Reported FOR The Tribune.

At the Washington Drove Yard, Fourihavsuds nd Fo
~ Eurlnst and al the Hudson River sups Head lOoi
ofR0blnson-st Tor Reeves For Cows. Calves, Sheo ,
md Lambs, Al Brownngs, SIKH 81 Third sveadei
and al Chauberains foot Of RObinsOn-stI
OFFrRED-l.575 Beeves, q 0pO S0uihsrn. the remainder
from hil State and the East, IS Cows ard caiges aod
1900 Sheep and Lambs. nj BrowningS IS CowB and
Calves, and about 800 Sheep and Lambs 81 Chamber
lRn's.
BEEvEs-The market On the whole has been rather drmss
Than for some time past good demand has prevailed
leaving Lot over 100 head unsod the cOse ths week.
business Prices are very steady At from 81 to So few
lots Of extra vera sold rs high ss 1888 Pcwt
Cows AND CAVES are IN good supply. Sales at from
so ass and S55dSi0 "a in quality % len over.
SHEEP AND LAMBS are sOme what scarce aud prices on
he better qaes are hac better. Sales at from 50
Q&l06 50. All anld
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

London March ships Dover. Jeffrey North Pscic
Ocssn with bb (59spf VssP- Fouuis,. TO 90
hbs $40 ,p Jefsrson from 10 b.. T0snt
Arr Il sedord sho Copper Cole sPshc san Honolulu
Nov lh bbh uh 10 DO OIL ALi 800 los "a 3nra
orrfs act Bloch Leland shp Jeasrson sknt fr sP ~
ionden 100 50 0O Eh Passenger 10 the coSnsT
Me- Cole Csptsins vie, 49,
Aso arr s3d. brig Osersy shsrmsn. 70 IL Tor wbatny
New LoIdon March -, sh 20 Scott Ha,rs fo So
Pacific Ocrsn, 800 bbs va and 220Or m. -. '
ship Irtas u hs~ hsdofd fsporfs ~ aad st i'm FRt,,1
iands Dec 80 stn heacom, bonney RBa,r8 ~ .pcsc =,
bbi. al lgisTsd OF boz lone 49, vvh'.,T -
Issrc th- carpenter oftho II died. ~ ~ " ~-u
Ocean do Cod spfy, on sa-ursay on Me-
Londtn 10y ""'N'Ne' '" We"
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH &c, 1851

sr I,P:s E,-''d' N''s' "''''a' 3D. '''''' ''''''
So. swan to Po'pdl ~ s,l's' 50 3d. AL os'i
81, a. g.. ~th itt. g.. ., 'g.f'- ,. A.. ..f
ssr. 5as % 1I' 3 tn a' s,~y s.a'a' d. VII '
Brs Paset "a L.n- naia -ast & = x c Sssl -r,
~. y.r5 ~s.'h n- pa''ss hs teen days ~
Hsr'. = - rss'y s on lost, ,z,. ,al .ozr
20 s-,l I-, lor Pc'ail E-snsaa c',''n' l5 o. eng"
pssnJ.ts of s,ioa saa,asori. Clfi-a' 10 o. Gag"
w. ,,s6 JAos,3a sas,os Ar'' ' Jays Ai''. z
70 " rs ~ .oa) log ssrr L-'e ~ l' y pepper
M, s s', 10, caSs0 cv,1 Irs - De- ef' r. 70
s' s , ~ s'e o' Rsl. spogi Ap. % e. cotton
" s - ,,l rs,.a.oal l,o. N.s ).issn' ~ Do.
nl-e - " E~sn Eipsrsse't ys'y eea'' "''-''' ~ "
js, ny ~ Ro,sn B,vao. ar,o " r,1'y
ia, sIssnea ced heavy Nsahsf % No p''''-' "-' ~
en- g.i-o. q sn Charleston g. cotton aai rec 70 NJ
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10 sbs,usn Co Mach g aad al sch ash re nsa'
Sch ANA Am Conan. Ga,se, s.aut. " d. n.y, stores
Sch G King wain~rstt Wilmington NC, d. naval ''o'''
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So Charles Mills Francs Wlmingoni Nc, naval ''o'7' u
4 De R0sstL 49,. q..t .,
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ear-t Evans. Par Lono'n James shepherd, AsFofn CAAf'
Ton, Bavaria. Aalhcny, havTe aud oilers
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formed A. uirshly % 10 ssa he o'k c. ACE '
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oy of leading chants and Capt. NH'is
Hazard, Sbo commands hsr
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~. Sat. ,ainsr Co. winch is ibis scf Dn tle j o. as
E-r-ubsr fr California. as tLs Fun from ~ Jfna' p 3
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Frrc.co 10 ihut, four l1y te from k1 n sac @f--co
,.ie t..eo heuni .hs White isi wh rl To -
I'D time r, accomplished b. thos ports ar a. Ton fa
rsrso be shafte-t ever asiT Ut p ofa
frra Cant Tfaak re- hs rcrsga n au frcs t' 4A
of il fhs saert 80 @ d1y 9nr
- believe csys of being th- quickest tr1s o"ff1
ft-e - bat th-s aha s m
hat both ot ne shove v.Ifs YES tn 2 q
Re hts The bag been bun fr an nsel af View
- Liverpool lacset up . the TINS of hef SAILING '
h.ua $780,, a.. r,
'u''S ''' P-'' Inward. Ol,vars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26
BY TELEGRAPH.

Markets.. Ngw ORLEANS, March D.
CoTroN rem aims steady at the advance report
ed since the Asias news, closing at nom. Ohio Flour
hseng al stH4 10 Ia LARD the transactions have been
5o ohs At 7&a8 and 500 kegs at 81. Mess PoRE 10 at
SIS 81. snal sales OF Rio COFFEE att Ol.
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Ottano IA hau, Chagres 81 d. and "a, LA, 4,
~. ~ e. 20 = sor,eg, NJ George of Y5,s
q. -. sersef Geo the passage "a net s.- h,,
s'f"e t'io A - south ~ harl-ssl L.ht hsi p,ob,b 49,,
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& on.4-'e On ~ tetth With her ne SOM, ,srf
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