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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-16
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY. Feb. l5,-6P.M.
AsHEs.-Pots were in good retail request and the
market was . shade frmer while pearls were unchapg
ed and selling moderately The receipts continued
light and the reached rs barr.lr So SIS 62x
for pots and So 62 for pearls The stock in the in
epectioD this morning embraced 237s barrels pots,
and / 1913 bbls p.s total 6el casks.
BGrApsIurfs-T1ow--We noticed fair business
doing in Western and State TO day restricted some.
what by the prevailing rain storm. There was good
enquiry for the common grades Of State for shipment
which readily met byshoders At in instauces
lover rates. The medium qualities Of Western hour
were shade carrier and tor Eastern and city
consumption. New Orleans firm and saleabie at
81 rs 81 81; some 5000 barrels disposed Of at
straight STATE 1T 81 o. fayorte ditto At 81 g.
a$4i6; mixed to fancy Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana,
.. 4ess = ~. p pure Gtrssss st s!s7 ~; good
Gsnaee at So IL SIS eli and extra Ohio snd deneses
1t So co. 62h Canadian was more freely offered,
and prices have declined ssle of eco barrels was
made at 81 rs 81 sit4 In bond. Southern hour
in moderate demand for the city trade, and the
market continued firm with sale, OF eco barrels com
mon 10 good brand. Ai.xsnd,is. Baltimore. Bran.
DIVINE and 6eorgetown ut 81 81 So Cd, and
fancy. ditto at So 25 IS o2S Rye aour wa,
nit Of any extensive operations. small parcels OF
PeuneSlysnis we're sold at So 81 81 Corn Meal was
oywine with moderate inquiry prices OF Buck.
wheat four stesdy; q fair business done at
7os 75e per bag In Waco, there nothing note;
the milling demand limited in the asserce Of any
rchuston the part OF the holders TO reduce their
pretcDstDs lot Of eco bush. inferior Genesee was
drpotst OF u. private bssssins prime could be soid
at 81 TO- but no s,srs appeared. Rye was heavy and
the market pominsl ut TO- fjr Jersey good de-
mepd prevailed Tor Barley witch continued at
81 81 10 Barley malt nrsqus-t sud ,slcable at
81 lbA 81 20 Oats vtre inactive. but firm, st -
bic. for Nsr,han and 20 a AS for Jersey There
eood ropI of Corn en- tn. narkst. and with only
mode rate demand. for cistling prices favored the
purchaser the osy. bus ins 10 600 bush.
rev Southern yellow sfoat at 6ss., do. aud Jersey
yellow, delivered at b6c snd white az 90.
Corrn The market for Rio since our last has been
very quiet, holders stking prices above ths views OF
purchasers We have change TO note In other qusli
ties This dsy tsUssetions include 100 baes Java az
lee; small lots fi me- aud TO bsgs Sc Domingo,
at 1859. Tf.ie was nc LasusyIa In market, end We
quote IL very trm ~ Ike il5So During the pas,
Ntsk tb'rs has been active business done Ia Brazil,
to arrive I'd. tales amounting to 600 bsgs terms
net mace pubic
c"rrsh-A ssle Of 10 0Oo lbs old ms III $. lshc
IKE, cab al improvement
CorroN The market vas relieved, to-day BY some
large thipmsIts from 1rst hands which ~ith the par
cells told, amounted 10 COO bales The Annexed quo
tatior, full high the tone OF the magkst ~E
rapts-
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SAvANNAH-Stea mship fiorida-Mrs A Binnev and AR
want. Miss Zabrishs JPsrmly, Dugssn. 4 dams. s
Dawson, John Poole Taylor Jr. 4 Kiddiston, VIVA
hiddleton aa.chipsos: s.ras,on Joha Bnnsy.
Pandolnsi, O Pandoldni A yopi. Bowers q oei
Barnard, Hlcomb, John Hedges. coley, b James,
Joslin U. Van yoorhss NJ n,chssnsy
ISyisy Requa and lady. w sammons. BENZ Lloyd, "
ana MRS Weed Miss Post Mrs Rupert Ars Morse Mrs
lie Aas ~ de Beaulen Berehmans Aerriek Aokin.
SeooiSs Ford, Dimmond Keller. Miller, IVES
Jos afoIs. God. John Larech Geo LAGOS. Nose
Easssn, ) walrod. hoGown. II TaFpAn, sehsfer. Y
Simmons John sammons. John Van Alstne G Briggs.
Gibbs. Davis Lowell John Bedford PoOlsr. Horny
Hhnnell, A Bentley-52i in the steerags.
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In Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, Of consumption,
MARcAn.T SHIELDS daughter Of John Shields, in the
22d year OF her sge.
The fri, nds and Of the family are In.
vit.d to attend her funeral Sunday afternoon at
o'clock from the residence Of her father, IS Main
etreet Brooklyn.
On Friday February H. sorHiA HELESA, daug liter Of
Henry and cAtharins Wintjsn aged years, months
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
epcctftly invited TO nd her funeral Sunday sf
t-rnoop leth inst. at O'Clock, from No AZ White
ball street, without other invitation, Her remains
will be conveyed to Green cod Cemetery for
ON Friday, February a. aged 81 YEAR, MARIA, wife
The friends Ct The family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral on Sunday afternoon sta O'Clock,
;iom No. 2ol East Tenth street
Gu friisy, February IL Mr.. joan DurToN, aged Al
His fonersl viii take place on Sunday afternoon, at
2o'coek. f. ON bis late resids nee No. Flushing ave
nue East Brooklyn.
on the 18th instant, after a short illness, THosn
JuFESsoS, infant con OF james and Jane Scstlif aged
seven months end seven days.
The fr nd. ard acqusintsnces OF the family are re
speofully invited 70 attend the funeral from the resi-
oence az his father No. ST. Broome street sunday
ait.rAoop at two o'clock without further invitation.
On the 18th Instant, MAHALA BSows, aged IS years.
Her foner.l si take plss. from the residence Of
On Acnd,y, 18th instant, at tour o'clock NJ. Ills
rispds are respectfully invited to attend
On the 18TH instant joins LsoNs, native oil Balm
county a Limerick Ireland In the 6Sd year
is funeral viii tax. place thi. day Sunday At two
O'Clock NJ from his late residence, No $50 Twelfth
street Tho friends and acquaints of the family
ere inVite I'd TO attend
At Boboken, g. STUART, son OF A. l.. Van Bosksrsk
aged 20 years.
The friends ard acquaintance Of the family
sptciiully invited 10 attend tho funeral from Sc.
Psu's church, Hoboksn, on Monday, Feb IL, al half
pssttsn A M
on the I4h instant, OLri. PrrsE.o,, wife Of James
W Ellwsll. aged 81 years.
The fri.n 81 an cauaintsnces Of the family
spectfully invi ed to attend her funsrs tuesday
18th instant At o'clock A. M from her late resi-
4. Eillcuuhhy BROOKLYN yitheut
TIER notice Her remains will be taken 20 Gretn~ooi
Cemetery Tor intermsnt.
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BosTos Feb rs shs Boston and Worcester Railroad.
0ojs do 1883; 10 East Boston Company s6od ~; l00
DO TN 100 do III Concord Railroad 561S do. 65ss 10
Eastern Railroad lc21 do 0ls IL Ftchhurg Railroad,
ls do l2 10 do t6m III 670 Long Island Railroad.
III 80 Manchester and Lawrence railroad. 80; Michigan
Cent, Railroad 9 Northern Railroad, 7l 100 Old Col.
Railroad 6s kssex Company, ls sOsdensburs Railroad
IL DO, l0 400 do b9d, lO IS Canton Company 6lx; 30
do 81 81 Western Railroad r9 Vermont and Mass ka
road, 2 20 do. 29 20 fremont Bank. l07 10 d. l07
Crocsrs Bank C5h Vermont Central Railroad 36x %
do h 200 do std, 500 6i2 do. 357 IS do bSOd, 35k
50 do sfm 35ls Is do bod. 35: 100 do SON. $50 Lowe
Manufacturing Company 900; 500 West Cambridge and
Lexington Raroa 10 10000 ogdensours Railroad Bonds.
xa have declared dividend Of per cent, payable D.h
instant.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. l'.-Frst 6oar6-S266 Penn. 6s. l0l
1900 L. Sc IS lUl loo City 6s l04 800 do, lO 0Ol
5000 S. Nav g. 49, 200 do 4 so9 DO, ls loo Gin %,
95 AN; LOCO Reading 6s 10 79t; shs Camden and Amb.
Railroad 1885, loo Yicksbarg Earoad lsk; $50 Reading
Fsrmsrs' and Hsehsnics Bank bs 10Y; Is Gr.rd bank
6 as ESQ Penn. S. 5000 N Liberty IS, l00 $50 shs
Union Canal l6 loo Morris Canal 2x 100 Long LELAND
Railroad. l23s SO Gem Bank, 6lh. Atkr Sdies-$5.OW
Reading &c. 7gl 5000 Sch. Nav. 6s 49, 10 Grard Bank
1877 40 Eeadisg Railroad 3k; $50 Norris Canal, Os; lSD
do, a0A. . - .
Co. 1885, 1000 do loo 3OO do S. ST. is shares Union
Flank II: b. and o. Railroad. 76 do. 1914; 90 York
ana CHAMBERLAIN, 22A; 20 Associated Firemens, eH At
the board dav. Mo- os closed l03 bid. 1854 asked
ST. 81 bic SS ASKED Bait 6 10 l05 bid l05h a,ked S. So
bid 60 ashed Bait AndOho RR Bonds. 81 e2,I bid. 93
ared do shares 7b hid TOY cd York and cumberlA
22a bid. 22z asksd Bait and ousa. s0A bid. si asked
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The SOUTHERN MAIL AND THE POSTMASTER
GENxRAL.--The Postmaster General has written
the following letter, explanatory Of the late failures
OF the mails between Washington and New Orleans:
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Jan. "a, 1851.
dESrLEhEN-1 have received your letter Of the ga
instant and have given to tbs subject there presented
ures between this city and New Orleans, affecting
suoh important commercial interests sad the oonve-
Sienos o. travellers In the mail conysyances, have
psrtmsnt that It could fail to be fully OF
the inperfection OF the service this long line OF
mall routes and deeply solictous for its improvement
With this view agents have been sent out frcm time
to time, to observe where the defects were and to
suggest practicable schemes OF improvement. But
it Is feared that the faults such as belong to the
imperfect development Of artificial mprovem on
the greater part Of the line In popuous and wealthy
communities the spirit Of rivalry and competition Is
stimulated to the Improvement OF railroads, steam
engines Macadamised Dads, snd other facilities until
they themselves afford, brought to state OF great
efficiency To you ntlenen 1t Is apparent that this
New Orleans. The Department is thus compelled to
employ such mssrS are to be found there; and 1t
not strange that they are subject to frequent acct
dent and embarrassment, when the great distance
and the uncomfortable charsctsr Of the obstacles
considered That part Of the route between Whining
ton and Charleston served BY steamers liable TO in
terruption frsm the weather at sea the coast being
stormy and dangerous Between Montgomery and
rainy seasons the bridges are carried away and the
roads overlooked to such an extent to be often i'm
paseabls. Whenever the mails are interrupted, the
case reported TO the Department and the of
the failure represented by postmasters and other
seents Information derived from such Is
that the failure could not have been avoided there Is
nothing which the Department can do In the
Fines and deductions OF pay are 10 whenever
the failures appear to result from a want OF care
proper energy on the part of the contractor.
That no means may be spared to put the service in
as good condition possible have dire cted Mr. hall,
tpecial agent, to travel backward and forward be-
tween Rehmond Va, and Montgomery, Ala and to
end MI. akaplpy, and the special agent who have
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fair request and Arm ct exe. for shoulders, and
. $40. for hams. with oonsidsrabls amount oaer-
ing. Lard was scarce and In good demand, at sH
$40 Tor new and old prime, with sales Of 100 bbs.i
also, 6C0 kegs to arrive on terms not made public.
There but little change In the market for butter
and cheese, and the business doisg quite limited
RIcE.-The market quiet, but prices ruled steady.
During the past week Geo terces have been sold the
market closing dull at So . 50 80.
sxINs.-Within few days there have been sales of
Sto0S0urscoa goat At 60c smonths and 300 San Juan
deer 1t 33c.
SrIeEs -Csssia was in fair request and the market
was better Sales were making to the trade at Is .
zoe cash The transactions in ether articles are un
important.
srrRITs Tho market for domestic whisksy was dull
and heavy with limited demand, at Csc for prison.
24A 25c for Jersey; and 2sz 2ic for drudge, time,
sc. About ECO bills sold at quotations sale Of 100
bbls Monongahels whiskey made ut 41o.
STEARIsE.-A better feeling was manifested In tho
market for this article, to day and with brisk in
qpify, 25 COO lbs have been sold at 90.
SuGAR--There was good demand from the trade,
to-day, but owing to the very light stock now in
market, the sales of retail character, including
rs bhds New Orleans, at So SIC; 100 boxes brown
Havana ct &C., and 10 do. white at 7Ac. lot Of
$500 bags Pernambuco sold for refining terms not
ascertained.
WINES The transactions embraced 100 claret
at 50 rs; and so half pipes sweet Malaga 1t 37<c.
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w Pss.s. ThssssA, Hcyls.aE Gee Green. Esdns. ~
psssn Phil.SsPAs 0a.s:s Murphy ssvA.nah; ga vii
NYorh, z3d sandusky Borand NYork Queen the vest
(sna 2Sd for s6th. Tam Oshanter Turner Nom
trea Aad Quebec; Lord Geo Bentnok Farley Monrea
rest King. Aathorn do i7h. Baltic Luce NYorh
state Polister dol Loohbo, Boyd Ao Eliza Ann Smith,
CorneA Robertson. do China Attedge. do; 18th
PORE Grant N0rieans 0th Express. Leautt, NYsrk Or
leans Fay st John NIB Cuny wilson, de; 30th John Ha
ven, Harding, NGrleaAs Cato, Robin on do.
CD out 18th hsn Stephens, HOrsans Gondar Bavstsw
PhiladePha; 10th. Thomas. Smith, hobei 3st. B.seS.
Duckett NOrleans Robt Alex Park Merton, 6avsnnAhSA
erpool Gordon, NYork 24th Mary Ward Novel; EOYseAns
Rosetta Chambers NYork 27h. Hope Bradford NOraeaa
Cambria shannon. NYork Rookaway, Bosworth Paisael
pha 2Sth Josephine. Boonhom NYork; Ellen MARIA
mere 3rlssns SS.h oSlburn Apsa hoa
YoIl; Goliah slater Norlsans Essss Walsh :sasc
hsIa No5sans; lSth 81 Gso'ss CrawfId. NYSEk; zst.
Wm Nelson Chsevs. Do Clara Wheeler Cu%minss sosR
Ws%s DO; Blanche. Duohett do; Liverpool. Gordon. N
Ohio wiesmeysr Virginia; Thomas, Smith. Aobls Daasl
Miller. Foy NOfeans; Path Sarah. Jordan. Nobile New
Gen Derry Leavey do; Parke Norton. Savannah:
fries Green San Francisco 28h Princeton RUSSELL NYork:
schodiac Michele Mobile; Brune, Land Baltimore;
Mary Ward Newell NOrleans South Esk softly. Wilming
TOM WIN Penn. Aaony. Philadelphia; Waterloo, Harvey,
York, -
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S,etmsrs- Fiorlas Lyon sav,noah kl,oheii gou,s.
sp,r psefin'on. charisstopi rsrObseo Clark fhila-
tsflr-.yoI. own storer. B.ysra. R p ggsh \ CO :
.ss'son.
Biesi Illus. c arr pssn s.,sIs Gurus Co. iysf
sgrtFtu sry. tieofuegos, htsmiih 4 sons
TSaj;l Boz VIZ 81 S.al's Bl.1s s,s
Aty isy Biyss s A,haa C9nA9, Assaen,sslai
bufey Ri nessl Rssst aatitst B.itrs5rs sapsrS,
sist.-Ctsslis, ysituson Bnstsi TAo5 nu Hui Prov-
Arrived.
shl2 Cslers Le.vitt New orsars, Feb tie Bar -,
Bsfi csha ~ EsSsspySSrij x,rts. Csliao. It'd
5.ys vih rs1o o. Eiw1 BArtlsts Jsn ~ Ia u y i,n
svss I,tf New Bo5n i ii.R isse q fnsi 81 spIsethp
lssts = In y :. lIoLs hip wsshirssea Iyin5 hsaes -
SO i:sacs.o a. rsii. i,h is., .sw l,rs. Ous r. "a
B.IE giItsl',, tErsE svbim,O Eio J,go.s. y iay,.
ss'lst saiiss s Ia,ss, Jsa =, = y In :, - sgoA'
Eata Antes tof Pij MOUTH Brewer Pslsrno " days
gs,t sas,r = rsFs;,l ra'. Koarovia, Afrisa days
E,sf Co gssyp tef rlislepasl Fisher. RI. Lavs,A
~ oissisr tof witcstsstI sssysr, Belize. Hara q
FsS, t ~ qSn Tilsr is% M os'sns 80 N,'
vtss H. ~ Th,orTser 4 NSaiSes - - -
b-s spsp Dickey, BsFnudG, dsya Is bAni'. . sss.
B,s os5.n, tsf Ts,s,esl E,s'so, from tSs t'Ess
wet Bshi duTiIs te faE q Y.ldsy las,
SER FIsrf. feSsIh Norfolk - hour. BrousA, Is al
Ia isasen fes floor q vor plyneats = gsssesEsrs
ish inst ~ AN 81 say carried spay hcad a main
ssas VIM Tys,n. R,iher baltimore - e,y,. COZ Pioy-
deace EnccuutsrtA heavy gales o. the put
iuto korfolE ard C,tes % DsiAsafe fer hsrt0Fs
Schr Helene (o Brookkavenl Grang Chs restcn tayr,
setf 6tn Bsisf, Fsnsi5sioa. wsshing'on, NC. dsys
slf csl P.9Sa w.,s. rt,,slgss d,y. e n',,,.
having &C.. "a the brig cofieas rsceaty Ashore ~ the
stRr Jstr Perhins ro,.on. days.
ycLr Inrs.n Jsnss Hiumish, Yirsihia.
SIR vr Htrsh, ectcr Vrginia.
sctr Brave Drate, Fcrk River
ttht rofoile. susrry, Petersburg. 8ays.
Sol r Bichmon6, Couch, Rchm md, o asTs.
British Adam Carr Caig from GLASGOW, with misa snd
names 20 oodhuiI,
seiied.
sttkmihirs Ferids Lyons. savasn,h soutSeraef. Dick
inson, Iharlet.tn.
pktthp Cormtus, k'Cerrn from Liverpool Is detained
quetsLt account q cknes, hittng toe thirteen
IN he pteaEs and thirteen since arriynL uuaFaatne
shs lSs stGed y st the h0srital
Tn Is-wind ~ suhrife 3, meridian With rain sni
hN3fg. WSW vita fog sunset, sSN, fresh aad cloudy
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IrvyHroor, J,r u Arr t3Igs sgbbin Horls,ss 1879,
fstltis rstn Huhs folile Wyoming Julius, Philsis-
f{1; Cecrre Nposd. Newfoundland; i9tA Hsnry clay,
Tfunsn Ny ork ParfLeEon To- or, NOreafs Parry AN-
Ian our fiane; Hth, LttiAvsr Wese g. A0ae Yisa
Halifax 2st, Ocs.n Queer ses2eP hOdsass hteres'.
fsars stA aria Colby. HOfieaas; =. Hsrshofne,
yoff Ater een eriser. say nash sr smith, H1pes ~
FoNp Nh 49, OiyrTue Wus0n 80 Georges, NIB zth, Ia
frtsussate Pollock Noresns; ~ Revere H2sel Sstgni
Jss Wright Clsk Nlort q \. lnrinsic, aFArsne, So
goth ydia ScNis SkvannAh CITY % 0lser0w tsl
.s'hsvs PbsdelPhia S9th seicts azoihslt Mobile
Ystnn ptre FYtrk; Ohkos PASTOR, ssvsnash; Hsw EnK
lsrs Nsnsgn v, FOrltsns Fides. Borlsnd, Erors. -
Entd for ids l7th Princeton RUSSELL NYoth Dc Welt
Brstshaw ri John NIB; 18th Csstilisn, Groves NH5rk
2Qb, Alfiep scott hpaisthsola Reeve hkEHsy Movie
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I.,ere,t,rC from ,h. e,sat ea,, Lahe.

AFFAIRS AZ 1nE LAkE-sNOW ~ Ihk M0rNfAiHs
THE MAILS Hg WHEAT CRer, ere ErC.
From the ST. Louis (Nol Union FEB
For the following very ln'erS surg news, w are
indebted 10 Mr.. Monroe, Of Gfeat Salt Lake
C.iy;-
Mr. Monroe kft the Sale Lake on the first De-
cember, with two men On the highest mountain,
seventeen miles east Of salt Lske, be found ten
feet of srow. aud three feet IN the valleys % BE AZ
River From thence 20 the South Pass there was
very itt,e ard he iocnt 10 difficulty IA passing.
On LEAVING here, hawtvtr, heavy sloH
was falling, md dee opening very rapidly.
SIOUX and Grow Indians we're met on the
route, gLf Cbsyennes on the North Fork, begging,
bat with whom no difficulty occurred the P4w.
nees we're hunting on the north side Of the rlver.
a. Bfi iRer, SIR NJ overlook the Salt Lake mai,
when he sent the two men back, and went On with
the mail TO Fort kesrney The mall had isti iade.
3. rdeBce on the Let 1T september, arrived Al ilt
Lake on The 22t IT November, and had left az ain
tor the >thtes tn Two dfys after gAsus. a. Fort
kearney Mr.. VI tp4iugthe matt too SLOW tor nj n,
the animals be Nc hsu'"n down, purchased hlrs-,
end no,~iths anding az extreme cold and dagger,
went alone o. T. bile Cree x, making the distance
on ope horse ~ |, W - and foIr hours.
The NAL contractors lave hal very bad success,
~ iustR 4 large number II hurss and mules The
f&ItIs,s incurred ny the Contractors are said 20
hsve excredt Ireav tAe gr0cet A thus flr, durny
the wiast season Exgi.ons arc b ing made %
have new contracts entcra into, 81 a. 70 insure
better feeling q tecuriiy and dspeniencc upon the
mail arrapgemsEis
At the Salt Lake, every lhinz WIS progressing
most pfosperousiy The z, neral health was very
good, end the weatner mid and pie asant Gen.
Rich an his company had returned there from me
cod mines, bringing some gold dus', bg 10, -
much az was expected. Their &C counts irAa he
cattnge were unftvnfahe. Gfan y very abun-
dsnt At the lske, 200 600 bushels o. wheat having
been raised N, - last year Th's, win The vegr-
tables raised, vii afford IN abundant glT'y q
breads offs to tbnse ennEriuDz 70, OF returning
from, California this year
The news % ne organization OF SHE territory,
and appointueiI u Olsers, prod1 eel bat little ~.
CIT ment tIHorg he y 0ple Aaund4hfe 81 coal
ard iron has peen discovered Of Little salt Lake,
about $50 miles soulh Of the city, and Alsrge com
pany he's been sent out 70 fern settlement there
The scarcry ot money y severely tell, " cons
auence ~ the Merchants tshing ~ away. Mr.
Monroe cites the instances Of individual and gene.
raj industry there remarkable. FIVE ~ siK "a =
mills end many grist mills are already " active
operation, AID wooi IN factory md hre very ~
now IN course ~ rre ciion The wheat there il RI
unusual fine growth. Mr.. VI. brings with htn
beautiful specimen Il seven headed wheat, yield
ing thirty six bUsbt ~ half bushel 50 sing IA
Grain is remarkably plump sud white, aud Vega
sixiy.six pounds TO tae bushtl
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SHIPPING.

OCEAN STEAM NAvIaATIO CoxPANY.-POR BRE-
" men. via Southampton.-The u. mail steamship
Washington O. W. Floyd will sail for Bremess
via SSushampton on Saturday, Feb e. from pier No
cabin; price Of passage in the second cabin se An
experienced surgeon 10 attached to the chip Ali letters
must 80 through the Post Once. Specie delivered in Hsvrs
atTeduesa rates. For passage OF freight, apply to
AOLLER. eAND kIERA, agents, 50 Broadway.
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a EDsgAL.,

GS0l RxwA2D.--JErFalEs' AHTIDorR. A sPy-
VOoo etne SJtnre Tor .ns Of prvase disorasru.
tuskes sspeedy cure, ~ithou. tho restrictions
drikk exposure or Change In application business The
proprietor challenges single which the mixture viii
not orIe under thc forfeiture 81 vs hundred dollars
Put up IN botteS with full direotions ~ 81 One kossis
lssts wses are cured IN TOO days Tor sale ~
H. kIk0 III Broadway; l1S B.ysrd street. New Yorts
Little, ioi Hanover strees. Bosoa Wright Co. rsv
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N 0rrled.

On the 2Sth ult in Attakspss, La Lieut.. GEoRoE
+. PIcKhT u 8. A, to Miss SALLY HARRIsoS, daughter
Of Dr.. John Mipee, late OF Richmond, Va.
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. MIssrsslrrI. From 4 table fuFnlshed The Ustt.
upp,or, by FIELDING Davis. y. Marsh !. w learn
thst The population of the southern District ~
Mississippi, according - the la'e csnsus, y ~,
6ln No remuneration was taken IN lazUO county.
The population 81 This county added, according 10
the STATE ceusus in 1sT7, would raise the total 70
600 In $40 the population OF The whl'e
State was y75 eco When the returns from the
Northern district are complete, II will be seen that
the increase Ia ten years has been over % Per
cent
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