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Fires al Trou, N. Y.

Troy March Pa small wooden dwelling. OF
fire. Il occupied match factory, and was sup
posed TO be hre The stables in the of the
American Hotel Of this city found to be fire about
o'clock this afternoon. strong wind was blowing
the tne and 1t only by the greatest exerions that the
flames were prevented from spreading The hotel All the
horses got safely It is supposed TO be the work
OF incend arism.
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Reduction of Fare by The Harrisburg and Lancaster
Railroad Company

HARRISBURG March H-The directors of the Harrisburg
and Lancaster Railroad Company met in Harrisburg this
afternoon and passed resolution reducing the fair pas
senger their road three cents per mile, take
place on and after Tuesday. the LIST OF April They have
made a drawback, in con junction with the canal commits
sioAers, all freight coming from the Cumberland Valley
railroad, aud passing over their road and the Columbia
railroad 70 PHILADELPHIA.
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JOHN RUTHERFORD,
ROBERT. q. SCOTT.
l.. w. GLAZEBROOK.
THOMAS r, GILES,
CHARLES ELLIS,
JNO. b. YOUNG,
WIN. M. FULTON,
d. w. RICHARDSON,
]. h WATKINS,
VIM. c. ALLEN,
VIM. Nj. HARRISON,
ID. w. HAxALL,
8. O. DAVIS,
VIM r. WATSON,
JOHN LYNCH,
RO w. HUGHES.
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Mr. CALuoUN's woRKs-Mr. Cralle, of Lynchburg,
has completed the stereotype plates of the first OF Mr. Cal
houn's works. which is elaborate disqusiton the
constitution and government of the United States, i'm
bodylng in systematic all the authors views
the subject The whole series of the works. together
with biography by Mr.. Crale, will be embraced in six
volumes, and published as soon as they can possibly be
prepared for the press
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Human Remains Bored Up.

ROCHESTER, March 26.This evening, about six O'Clock,
barrel at the Eastern Freight House, was by accident
found contain the dead body Of IL was marked
for Geneva, and is probably exhumed corpse, destined
for dissection at Geneva. The legs off, and .
sheet was wrapped round the body coronera Jury vii
be investigate the matter. The body pres
ent has not been recognised,
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Lands Sacred and Classical.

Lands Sacred Classical.
Is OPEN fortnight only, Odd Fellows Hail. Wash
L ingon,
GLIDDoNS GRAND MOVING TRANSPARENCY
Nile Egypt Nuba together magnificent gallery
Egyptian Antiquities and splendid ableaun
writings, paintings and sculptures Oral descriptions,
neurological discoveries, by George Gddon,
torme consul Cairo
nen,a mi each exhibition.
Every evening O'Clock "Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons
a half past O'Clock.
Doors open hour before.
Admission, rs cents children half price.
Tickets the principal hotels and book
sc,
far
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The sIAvE-R RESCUE cAsEs-We learn that the District
Attorney Lun has retained Hon. Rufus Choale to assist
him in the prosecution of the rescue trials; WHILE
we understand the defence will be under the principal
management of Hon Charles Allen, NJ c. of Worcester
and Richard H. Dana, jr,, esq, OF this city.
Boston Courier
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Doors "A Mrs Boots of Pennsy has left her
husband Mr.. Boots, and srayed to parts unknown We
presume that pair OF boots rights and LET'S We
not say however that Mrs Boots righi but there is
mistake that Boots is left.
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IN. NaSbpiii, Forp,,y

NASHVILLE, March 26-Hodge, the forger, menlione,
yesterday, lately horseback and several shot
were fired Mt him. but he ecaped About half the
was found secfeted in his house.
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sion fthe Thirty Congress at the specified in MIR
Riches contract;
Composition Of ,Oo5 pages small plea plain at Is
eSch Slo4 w
Composition Of page small plea ..,.......,.,.. IS
each. '.............., SIS
Composition OF Ia pages BREWER rule each 60 90
Paper and presswork mechanical making o2o
printed al 50 cents or every 500 I4lo
Paper and presswork agricultural part making $40
printed Al So cents for every 500 pages assss 50
sss,sss 10
Deduct 10 per paper and presswofk for all
numbers exceeding 500 for each house, according
ing to -. 1888
Price according 10 Riches s3o 100 10
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s8,loO 10

From the foregoing calculations it will be that if Con
gress had passed the joint resolution for Mr. Rtchie's re-
lief he would have obtained the Patent Office report alone
for the first session of the Thryfrst Congress 3l5 80
than his contract allows him. which is fraction more
than l42 per cent. on his contract.
The witnesses summoned before the committee of the
House OF Representatives at the request Mr. Richie
proved that tho presswork be done for IS per
rea and II will realize small profit y and that he paid
81 70 ream for the paper which he printed the regular
numbers, and S3 80 ream for the paper which he
printed the extra numbers He adduced proof to show
what i cost TO have the type set up.
will now make table showing the of printing the
Patent Office report for the first session of the Thirty first
Congress, allowing three times much for composition
(setng up the ype) as Mr. Richie bid to do for the
price he proved the presswork could be done for and ire
allze small profit" and allow him per the
of the paper for contingencies, which he has said lib
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Notice 10 the Creditors Of Texas,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March ~, 1851
legislature, passed
isiq upon
republic treasury State previous the LIST
September evidences respective claims
having approved 9th September $780, authorizing
issue millions OF five stock the said
Texas, that millions should
% holding
certificates stock Texas for which duties imports
United
releases Of all claims against the United States for
such shall
approved
Now, in order thai depart
the which
duties imports thus pledged the holders OF all
October 1851
respective claims, agree
form, which approved
Of the United States In Of tho above of the 9th Of
September, 1850. -
WIN. l.. HODGE,
Actin Escre ryoftb Trsn,
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EORM OE RELEASE.

Whereas OF Congress- approved September 1885,
millions dollars in i've stock be paid the
Texas for said mentioned a
6vc millions said shall
creditors holding bonds
which duties specially pledged
shall de OF the United States releases Of all
United
ofTern holding following described
OF which
duties mentioned in the said act specially pledged
TI.rede bonds
valuable
OF (bond- ccrtfcaes) above described.
my - this ------dsy OF
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IN MONDAY the 3st Instant shall SELL in prem
ise O'Clock, good frame house and lot being the
part lot No. a. Ne 2sl, fronting 18Th
west between NJ and N
described rapidly
of the city, and handsomely located.
nethird cash balance in twelve, eighteen, and
months for bearing interest deed given and
a deed Of trust taken. Tide good
Marop-9t AuctioneeI
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United States appraisers 10 establish the appIasement of
any goods, wares, and merchandise required by existing
laws at ports where there are United States appraisers
and al ports where such appraisers exist similar
hdy IS gwen 10 the certificate oil appalsemen issued by
the revenue ofhcer 10 whom committed The estimating
and collection OF duties eDoned by the twenty
ond section OF the tariff Of 3oh August. 1912 The
law is deemed to refer to the certificate OF principal APP
praiser or OF one OF the appraisers at large appointed
under the third section of the act hereto annexed and
not OF an assistant appraiser
Although the certificate before referred 10 is made
elusive evidence OF any appalsement yet il is 10 be dis
tnctly understood that the law does contemplate
any relaxation or change respect the due inspection,
examination, and other necessary acts required of the APP
praisers IN making appasemens in pursuance OF existing
laws and regulations
he regulations respecting the duties of the appraisers
al large appointed under the third section of this act
will form the subject OF separate circular instructions
VIM l.. HODGE,
Acting Secretary of the Treasury
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NTANTED-A good cook--one thoroughly understands
w business, and bring good hear
situation by applying g. Pyne,
cor OF VI street and Vermont
Mar
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0S-The hers Association N
Institution this afternoon O'Clock Mr.. Richards will
continue his school government.
The public invited to attend
O. C. WIGHT
Secretary.
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DARN AT PRIVATE SALE.-We have for private sale
farm containing about 100 lying Marlboro road,
the Eastern Branch bridge good
Of cultivation There good dwelling the premises For
urher information apply DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
Feb 97--dn Auctioneers and Commission Merchants.
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To Thomas RITcHIy, esq,
Brandon, Prince Georgs county, Va.
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G}Luthernnsm-owi TO the incemency of the weather,
second reply the qaery Wby Luther
(Sabbath)
M ST. Paus English Lutheran church, Of and l
Mar
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ny A. GREEN, Aucuonser.

Sealed and delivered in presence OF
Two Witnesses.
Mar pJ-=ht3l AwtSep3i
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IIARpER'S MAGAZINE for April.
III Life Of William Penn by William H. Dixon,
Louisianaits colonial history and romance by Charles Gay
sir Ashley Cooper Docatons edition.
Wilson's Dssector-pew and improved edition - -
Mar FRANIk TAYLOR.
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IIARPER's MAGAZINE for April.
III The International for April
ouanan colonial history and by Charles Gayarre
4 vol
William historical biography from
chapter Mncauay charges by William Hepworh
Dixon
New edition Of Cooper Disocu,ions
Just reccvedat TAYLORk MAURY'S
Mar % bookstore, ON street
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ussla.

We learn that cabinet council held on the 9th,
al which it resolved 10 issue comprehensive
randum of the German question. This document WILL it
is said contain the OF Prussia upon the whole ques
ton involved in the revival OF the old Germanc confed
Grafton during the past year.
We learn from official reports that the OF the
Zo-Verein has increased considerably There has been
falling of the custom receipts OF sugar, coffee, and
raw materials, and this is more than compensated for in
the increase OF manufactured goods.
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hATIALiEs A Tale by Julia KavanaZh.
~ General Theory Bridge Construction by Haup
NJ, General Superintendent OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
FRANCK TAYLOR
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,<I-A The Steamer oSCEOLh will leave Washington for
A41s the above place Saturday next Instant
at o'clock Returning will Norfolk Monday The 81 st.
at O'Clock, .. m.
ID
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Ger Baltimore Correspondence

BsLrNaEE, March -. lsjl
" pm U,otgv- Co'vRnfcfT Conrtoici-frrous
Reof'res-irgvi'mWi far Dcts S.
We have bad, for several days past. quite al
agreeable touch Il summer weather Yesterday
morning A. o'clock the thermometer stood a, 90
dsgrees, md ~ uooa rose 70 n.
1he eaae q George Thompson, charged with
passing Counterfeit quarter eagles, was yesterday
disposed ~ - he Y 5 Distric, Court III, pass,d
two ~ the kaoe Course and none others were fornd
on hin, and he asserted tha he had lust won thcrn
IN bet on the rnse, hit4tur two witnesses -
swear 10 the fact. Ihie would have etrared hir,
had y not hccn proved that he had rasscd ,n,e an
young mana week previous. lie was accordingly
forsd guilty. %
A jury Of eighteen persons have been n s,s.ion
n,ring the past week, iu enquiry A. H. the sa,tv
inSsnity a Mr.. Alexander Ferguson an Ola ge,
tlcman upwards of eighty years III age The rro-
cecjings werc instituted by Mr. Maguirc, his IN.
inlaw, who feels anxious about the Old gentleman.
property. and wishes Il taken out III hishanis III,
was 10 court however, during thu whole period AM
answered vi questions promptly aud correctly
though very feeble from old age. Ito had sold .
piece o. property 1T price which bis ssn.nlsv
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On March 81. WELLINGTON MORTIMER, youngest son Of
Elizabeth ii. and Henry Il. Martin.
Funeral will take place from his late residence No Isl
Madison street Monday afternoon, at O'Clock The
friends OF the family respectfully invited to attend
On saturday morning. March - at o'clock. Isaac
JoHs, aged four years and months eldest child Of
Mary Ann. relict Of the late Isaac Ftchley.
His funeral viii take place Sunday, at o'clock
T. NJ. March 20 from the residence OF his mother lSS
Ludlow street The friends Of the family, also those Of
Mors Banfclds respectfully invited to attend with
out further notice
On Saturday March % at the residence Of his father
Mr.. SANUIL pYKEs, aged Al years.
The friends and acquaintance of the family in
vted to attend his funeral, on Monday, 3lst inst.
Philadelphia papers will please copy.
On saturday, the 10Th OF March. Of typhus fever iio
RATIO w GRIplrr,M d., in the 18th year OF his age.
On Saturday night March ~ Capt JosIrn LvpLAM.
late Of ship shannon
Particulars Of funeral in Monday paper.
AT Manila Of disease of the heart tho Goth of No
vcmbcr 1850 Jo> GRINpEy, carpenter of the ship Val
parare aged 30 years member Of Oregon Lodge lis ..
OF o. r., New York.
Liverpool papers please copy,
In New Britain. Conn, March %. Col. GEoRGE w.
MURRAY for many years leading merchant of the city
Of New York. in the S7th yeaI OF his age.
At Walpolc. n. H., March 3, EsrsizER WmLISGroS,
aged IS, revolutionary pcnsioner.
At Hanover n. H. March IA, Mr. DAVID TESSEy, aged
ei years and 10 months soldier Of the revolution lie
had lived in the ncighborhood where he died about
50 years lie the father of Is children 10 Of whom
living mt the time of his death lie left 10 grand
children and % great-grandchildren.
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LIssor, Fee ssd Fayavay. Rssertses. kYesk ssd Dos
ton
MARsrIILss, March Is-Adv Cesare for Noresns Cueo-
MIA. Oriximbo. and Louise. kYork.
NANTES, March q Arr Serene, Nlork.
PoRTsMot March l2Arr Am Congress, Williams Lon
don for Nfork land sid same DAY.
fLihouri,, March sid Mt EiPhinstone, arwoed San
Francisco.
QuKrNsrowr. March G-sd Princeton Page NYork 18th.
Marion. do.
Rocn.IIr. March s-Arr Vancouver. sweet.er. NYork.
NYork.
TI,F START. March 7OH Cranis from NYork Roter-
dam; sth. Argus, from Charleston for Eleusburg.
ToRBAy, March 9-Ar Galley NYork Tor Hamburg.
(sDd sid l0th)
MiscELLANEoua
LIVERPOOL, March THE Niagara. which arrived here
yesterday field ID soft cake ice Feb Is lat ~ lon
a. snd 70 hours passing through II with fair wind.
The ice * inches thick. She II cebergs besdes
March 1.-THE Witch from Calcutta. passed ships lower
with the top Feb ~ lat ~ Ion A. and the follow
ing day in lat 80 lon 30 passed part Of ships bottom On
spout ice which broke close to the ship
and completely deluged her with small PARTICLES OF ce
1FRcFiRA, March lSome tin eanisers Of lard. which
psnk been lately washed shore this island and
quantity of onions have been floating In the
1.-THE articles may have from the Elizabeth FIRTH OF
and from Boston for California, lost at Fayal. Feb 10
FALMOUTH March l0-The Susanna, for Wilminsto NC.
mast carried away, loss Of bulwsrks. &c.
The Gilbert Aiphonse from CAen has arrived with loss Of
mizenmat having been in contact with large American
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considered under its value, though he obtained fpr
il so more thanit cost him. Thejury were unable
to agree--eeven declaring him fully capable OF
taking Of his property and seven thinking 9th
erwise.
Our Reform Convention seems almest unanimous,
with the exception of a few lawyers and property
holders, to abolish imprisonment for debt in Mary
land, and the daily oppression that IS praetiscd
under il calls loud for prompt action Yesterday
morning five young men from the city payed a visit
TO the warden Of tho Jail, and whilst sitting in his
Office, feeble old man, with silvered locks, was
brought in by an officer to be locked up = judg-
ment for 81 80 The reading of the commitment
drew the attention Of the warden's vsiters, when
the promptngs of h,.afanity found each simultane-
ously searching for his pocket-book and the money
forthwith paid, with donation to the old man,
who started off rejoicing, being once more free
msn, despite his poverty.
The total value Of merchandise exported from
Baltimore during the week ending on Thursday
Sl23 100 Il. Breadstuffs and tobacco were the
principal articles exported during the week. Among
the imports there is valuable cargo from Liver
pool, one from Bremen, and two full cargoe, of
guano, the great fertilizer from the Pacific.
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TrirQspph;r Reports.

NV NNtfArs. March ~ lt3l
The nnrht, for cotton has declined &c per ID since
~ . r,ceifi ~ the hrc'ir- news with only moderate
saIes The fugsr market il very much depre-ei ani r
&c common descriptions decline ~ 80 per lb N pre-
yious rates hsa been accepted Molaa-es noNc slowly
al .nc \ - tile receipts pretty largo II nnur
there l. imported alteration 90 report sales y -
l. uis snd illinois brands makint ~ So ~ =
pcw rness porl l. in god demand a. - y pr barrel
THO market FOR bacon hsq advancing tendency AMI
there have been considerable ssrs ~ sidrs a. - Sc
pri.re barrel lard II worth s. per III Conc y inactive
ptd drsrt niJ ssn h. purcha-ei Of f0t,c for the
est dctt ritiops sterling exchange quoted At r.
Ice prtmivtn
NV Optr.vs March = is.t
The cotton msrst Il steady bu, not very active tie
recent doClir fijinx u quoted ct i0ttr j. lie
oretniOrs art holding hick for thu Csnas flour
y fLsdr lower. being sold at ~ 81 10 per barrel
pork hae npros Cd and readily brings tl3 ~ 80
No change In h,eon siJcs. which sell freely NJ 1sc Sc
Saicg ~ Ohio picked mcSe are being made ~ r. 80
for shoulders and hams " fc'inrr rutes Mnl,s-ca T.
rather lu bu prime qualities eel freely ~ 20 'Dc
Der gslrn Lord has not varied. Corn j. in moderate
icques' ~ &c tsc Tobacco has been more active to.
wt.k without any improvement in value, LOO
hhJs Kentucky changed hands ~ csc sac
NV oprfASs. March ~ 1854
Tho falrs "a cotton. during the week amounted 10
ialcs The price has declined since the arrival ~
the Arctic =. 20 ~ strict midilny 10 r. The Cana
d., ncws hos been received but the effect has not yet
htn dcvsiopcd Exchange hiss advanced sterling 10 10
10hc Rio coffee has declined; 600 bags have teen
s.rA~-,n March 25 ISL
Tho rsIcs ~ cotton yesterday So bales ranrsng
from Tt.c 20 I0xc There was but limited demand ]
and although there decline the market closed ~
cssptrsrov March %. 1851.
IN cotton The demand somewhat better than on
Monday Prices continued about the same, but quite "
regular, and generally In favor ~ the buycr some
holders ssaerting thai they had submitted to decline
The fslcs ofco,ton -xe sd bs!ca a extremes from la
y Iphd, bvA
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nasesl q RnsisnA Sweltser. Kaoop, n Msssrd Wa
Wiike and family, PENN AnisAnse Parts; 4 Ruciaiety
Ierl,n, niS Kaiser Kases and son. W Myies, q
Dyetr, Sietzen Quicker Mrs Stuttgsrd aud sster
81 sussmsn. D.ni ninkendorf Reimels, Muller, DR. q
Tinkenstsedt Meyer Husges JENNINGS II Cohen and
Lady Rev Mr. Nuslsen, lady and infant, " Sehurman
Heyer. Philsdelphia.
sAvANsAn-steamship Florida-C s MeKnsLt and LADY.
Van Nostrand and lady, Mrs II Dudley Mrs i pa
ksr MR. Jas Gould Mrs Gee Gilis.Pie ar; Mary Ryaa
bert. Napier A Napier. Matthewson y Mitchell.
III levitt A Baldwin. w Hale. W BeaI Iasseter W.
Rose, Tyrie, Jeremiah, y Sehmdgall Bonfoy Rob
BLOW Jno D Fqstin, inc n.sseIty Ogden MasserL L
Hams II Haett. III Oxnard. i Scranton. X Potter
II Potter John Potter. Carrew, II Sayre. W Low
s G. Wootton, Is w Burnett, DIR OConpor.
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Asrw,rr, March Carr Etwina parmelce Apa achicoa.
oyT1S9, "a ~ cs' y slgn, n Sioik 49,,
ns Boston; Nenephon. wording rhipie-
ha; and both "a Jt her With those 10 cibsltuBay
nnai.Iol. March i,-cldnsii2Sa. ca..s, NYsrt 80,
Meta do. ~th. Gil Bias. Rose. san Francisco.
BoRDrAvK. March nd John Holland and rriaee "A.
aisr fer Noresns oeor sioni' and United states tor
COWS March IoArr Washington Cd. Nrorh for Bremen
'chfr, Msreb s2Arr Ns,t,r Croker Norl,an.; lo,h
Ann Harley Nicrk; ilth Corr, Lima, Dcane. o.; Psrin
10 tie u; De lds AdOnis. ana Sew York rscAc, 70,
cCsnA,rs, March n--Ar ner.ehel. wcinhou, Niork.
I'D 7th. franklin Slork. ~, Rhria. Do. .
tnARiNTi, March lo-Sau,enr. for NYsrk SIT: sarah
Ann aron for bordeaux T. Load fall car-o o. brandy rs
Dssi. Nsr,h7-hrr Jason Schalias Charleston tsg Bre
Ianl - raj ,oon Planter Pratt, Aa,wrrp Tor nNors
(and "a tl Io'h, Atert Aarmaud. Loadoa tor Boston
Drnria MareA esd Indu.,ry, stevens, SyorS and ~
into Kingston th With cargo shifted l@h orcnA tFi"
FNlmot M Marcb 9-,rr A,vick Beoh, uar,croo, ier
.h Stella Maris. Borsrr tron Rotterdam having rcpa'
-, smsg, March 7-sd Cotton Planter r'I,,t NroSs
GRTnsn, RoAts. Marco SArr Anthr1cite, Harris SrN
tertle ior riladelplia, lcstj.
O. AsooW. March liar Chatham. No1eans. Mar Mgr.
Glasgow Marshall = John M tbut reported gr Be ton -
MARI s-arr Charlotte reyso,. Mobile "a.
back 18th. Ids Tn.k, from taasos To- boston surPosd
CorriSs 10. Ns-eb iIIrs Aloph (sel fsr Bcs,an. e
Ct,,. ~ Mrrth sid Geo Ts1nas ask, Havana land
fretn ltr.lips intf,l
CinaniqAa. Iebs-Cii wizard. Dsltoa. Malaga = load
grNoA March Arr San Mishalc. NOrleans. G0vauni
un,re -. az oriats d.
I,oI,,ttsn March iU-Put a. Watron. Marstet.. fl'm
,,sy,..I - C..tine v.g,i, lofs a. fore, ard.
liz, W,r.bt asa Mar notion. : 1ork
u,,, usrSb 10 ~ Howl victoria Hunter Nortesas.
ii.~.,Yc M,r,b A. ;nhsUdet Sagaunah. Cotoaist.
NJ iii III III -, ana -le.,nn
il,,1e,- 49, a. -, Xt.,w lnbspna Wilmington "
Trs,i, < Yart sta t,h Iuenuia. Prouk. NIerk
49,, u.rrh -Zsrr A-,aaa. launre. and C"rnulia.
Ia%'isrl Nofl.,n.. iortt lid Ms.hinstsn Bla.ie 40.
iitb u,sn. Prime tsHebsrd M,Lls il,h Nu.couft r..
keiifr.n ~ore.Ue. tordsit Henry, Apaischieuia sd
Nh ne Mry,, ~Tr,nstss, -th 10 Patten. stnn,u.
N".,'rt a. i.,d 80 a state.
A., s,,t p,s, ishn fI.nrasE and Tesatias fgr NO-.
Tan. ort.nas kmSli, Splenaa - Nicoist Rhiac Gss
sa xsr' .Srr A., tsa Sub. "a hacca
saucer Stw t1rts4na gth John Lacy. tufluE frN
Inc lIrTf.ri,n 1bs.e. iseli R.ek ptalicteu Ata.sa.
itt,h and M, ,.cast,il, Ncw Ofl.ana. NaHf II
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