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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19
JAMES ZONES r co.

April 26. 1851. n43-ly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-12

The soiioring circular to the tobacco growers Of
Virginia has been prepared hy an ex.s nsiys commits
zion hout. liz Richmond, and transmitted 10 their
friends -
RicHNosD, January 2sth, 1851.
Our tobacco market IL active, and prices f,r the
last three weeks have been about one dollar higher
than they we're At ths close Of the past year sales
sIe rem 20 70 sis ~ M 70 ,ey goa ora ~ me-.
tobacco light for the season and the general quail
" Of tn. crop Is very poor sales Of ne- iug,! are
fos o. IS to So rs add 81 and better prices for lars
ron ys-y good tobacco Common leaf ~ TO s. 90
dciipz 50 10 $40 50 fair sii TO ti1 30 good si2 20
$3.50 and fine tl4 rs to sl5 so But . very fec
hog-hsads q the latter have been sold. We In
cline 20 the opinion tsat prices will rule through
the quite high they are At this time, un.
In bad order aud 10 that event would expect
decline from the prss.nt rates We look for higher
.umnsr than IN. price. quoted above We think the
inspections ~iu reach 5000 hoz,hsad. though the
opibien q many Whose sources Of information may
b grtster than osul IL that the crop viu fall
sevsrsl thousand hosshssds short Of our estimate.
Greet eonfdsncs 1, felt In the malntsnsnce Of tn.
pfssRt hsh prices 10 EnslaId during the year, and
the a the market 10 this c0untry the
belief that there ~n BE- . healthy demand 1t fully
prs,spt prices tbroughous TIE ,s'en whus We
yet the other hand would not aivise yos 70
hold Il back for higher prices We would Org. the
i'm tostsne- q your przng In orssr that l. entirely safe
tie vhois % your orop isg. a. veil .. leaf Larss,
heavy dafk tobacco will best suit for stemniug In
order that ia little pllant and about 500 bi net.
Igt al other Kinds think lite best for your Interest
10 rut Ia dry order from $50 70 $50 lbs net.
We believe that Jour interest would be promoted By
making your ots rich This nay 70 SONS extent les
zen the number Of Hills you might otherwise cuti.
vstp bot " soula insure In the crop and
certainly com mani more money, By bringing higher
pricss Virgins and North csrolins tobacco AZ this
time u preferred TO Western tobacco, in the esisg
Furoptsn markets and to maintain this We think
your interest would be enhanced permanently BY
Improving your Tote to the extent that with
good seasonal will Insure your making cool
s s,or s s1 :. sIn.a , s. T..r W. be-
lievp a full crop ~ sood and fne tobaceo would
not operate urioury 70 tobacco growers for the
reason that v would IN great degree conmand orders
from the leading foreign markets shil. short crop
fgbt Undue. the orders TO b. sat - N. Wet which
might lead 70 the substitution Of Westsrn Tobacco pr
uansrtly where tobscc % " used The eject
~ large crop Of inferior tobacco his year would In
our iudsmsn mt vork injury 70 yeur intsrest large
portion ~ II would moot likely b. shipped abroad,
viIh would have the effect % swelling the stocks
hand while its poor quality would render u less a.
sirahle than Western tobssoo, thersby causing bot
ttle OF IL 20 be consumed ami thos wing heavy stocks
- hand the followina year.
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uovemsn,s OF Chs Ocean Steamers.
Fort OF New York February ~, 1881.


Cleared
steamsu-North Ameries, Blsthen, ChAsres Pekoesoos
sssg.o,.1 Kerr s AS,,sssSl, p.ns.m d.
mon kssrh.sas tB'i Bsssn,s Ants:rpr D,o' xsi
Brr-Ihsr,.s. -. s...,in, II. Charleston, FunaA a
ssSr1orsss faIl csrisca ssersmsn,o city Ala tDrl,
sis 'tii s t s.,i.; bssi;, H.sss ssS:sS
sen Ssrssrs. Nc IN kist:' Rsnisi.sa, Bs.soa.
Arrived.
steanship sosn.rnsr. DeiIns.n. chsilssson hSsr,
detar Of the oot By the dense foa 9th inst
r .s; ss SsS R nssss S: ssssi s ;ssa n'A
W.. .S.i nj az .yi hours j as
-sBB %.: D';! en-: = 81 zig ;';s'
&. e y. Z sfa' s:i S. &. sSiss's
s,.s cam. dsy "a. sris Nth dos s,ssrias
PIP g'hsnhs: ss,l lsss,s, 4, ss sI M
iss.S .:....s \. See nj
=. ;ag Ss.;,,gs.ss ...,ns ssr ''r's'Sy
rs:s sss y...ssss,., . Ts,ior Rich Hs'is tss
ship isdsSeSssn.s iris iro qu.r.n,n.l T1s.cher Ion
10 orirse Einturs Co. IA, hsa heavy gales whole
ps & . s1d t reeve, 1Sss ssH esso ,,,.
n With Nee ana - Jssshssrs. % BoJss Hhehsa. An
shis termssis tIltj ood Hsvr. Dee H. With mdss aud
m ss,,g X. psss. =. Is ss 81 s ns "r.
ss fore r.in ana uisen tors.i Jb tore stay
r ths foroysrd and received other dsmsKe Dee
jar ~ est orerboNrs Feisriet smith ssamas. native
ssfv I.l,s IL Bsl,msrel stafford Rotterdam, Dee l.
ia heavy westerly ,s tie saos p.ssss so,s sSi.a
sprung ans rvddsr spt head als. az received
ssn rhiop. o. D,m,ri.sotta, Sound s
ss u s.J ss } 'Sii' cSasS s'n'na' - "
ship Hsrtfcrd tfrJm be.wb tanncrmahn. Savannah.
d.ys, With cotton, q Dunh,m Dnon
shir siIi.s.I R.sin'.a Gh.Is''e1 day, vs oPs,on
no. passsd lower oesh q large ves apparently
krees all sanding, paintsa whits bth spske
tris wm nichols. from cscrEs tor P0rtand, with loss Of
struct ~ h1htninK N LAT n ~, Ion Is ~
chip Ievfshsn tnsv, before repored below Hall, New
csstis s. DAYS IN bsliast. ~ raster.
chip Gispos tssw, from teowl, Taylor, Camden NJ,
sLip Col CUTE issvI PAttson. SAGE days Ia ballast
B.ri Margaret Dsvsr tBrl roys. seve.ts, q s,ys.
sars steiins tPrusl Eenvoft Mcneil ~ days via El-
more, With de md assenrefs.
Barb RE Pscbet tBtem Wenke, RIO Jansiro, 6lfays,
With coffee. 20 Isvsrstsdt eehanseher.
Bsk tbds Bsrold, Rice uatsns, dsys, with nds., 70
yso J Tsycr Co.
B.rs solomon Esion -, seuyitas Jan 70, with sugar
ana fts.S TO opth
B.rs r.rmars Duh.sn, New oris.ns Mays With ndss
FeksrFan sth iKst. On Cspe hay, erohsnged
ssr .ls With ship ksnthfster.
Bsrs yshn Bra tof kathlsssL BIRD. Esv orlesns, IS
DAYS, vith fussr sna mol.sses " nssset
Esst Johr New Oresns. 10 days With cot
ton sr 20 n " nurlhut n Co. rsssengera
sitfases (of Thomsstonl Hobinson Fsv O-ie.rs ~
IL, M Ia " ~ io- - y, $50 Ihip YIN Bitchoess
B.rh oserss leslie e,eertr sosils, dsJs Nth ootse~
Bah Jssdo tof Bsssoah sdras., nosils, " a.y. vita
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PpuADEpHIA, Feb. li.-Frst Boari-el1O Leh'

PsnADHsHIA, Feb. il:-Fira soari1slSo Leh'sh Mort
g,ge o. ~: $50 NJ; lu0J Lshigh g. ssh 300 6s b
lax sOsN Pennss ivsnA 81, s3; 500 49, b, y5S lD0
PtrnsJtyEBa 6s itUS; 20,v Reading kAtrosdbsIo lp
uat CO. ~; 10 chs Girsrd osah b. lJ 50 do Da b
TsLns,ses H. 300 Rsadng KsiIroad, 81 80 300 do so y
do ~ IL Pennsyvahi, Rar nd. ga; 100 Morris Canal
tss sffer SnLs-sSi shs RESIDING Railroad, ys Seeoad
Bogrd-kas0 Reading o. 10 90 Cincinnati os gIts;
go Penney, ana So g3 1000 d. o. lVli 10y Lehgh
% 49, u Farmers and seshasie. Bank lVs s,nshili
P.rosd, ca afer Sgics-Sto) Reading bs. 10 7-5s so
do gli. GOO 90. 81 100 abs Union Canal, ltr. 81.
BsLrMohK Feh. lU-T shares Bank Of BAttmere, pm;
Marins BARK. -, ISL Franklin Bank. ila Baltlmore
and Ohio Railroad. 7,sa 81 eo IS DO, TINE ~ DO.
tine T6k 100 YORK ane Cum sersnd Railroad, FAX IS do
yAt u de- time. 12s. At the Beard today U BE-
elosed iis bid: Nd Sc i0sH Md; Baltimore S. o lO.
ts lO hskea B. and o, Railroad Bonds 1897, - bid 93ts
sskea 90 shares rs hd T asked York and Gu bsran
90 as hid Ess asksa Baltimore aHd sut}ushaana DO J.
Al 80
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NRWs By THE MAILS
Our washmgten Cerrssps~dsAss.

OWT w A9AnsB ven SOksvUEOo00oOSs
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1851.
Congregational BSsi~sss, &c.
The bill for the esta blishment of the Board OF
Accounts, or private claims, seems to be going the
way ofthe New York branch mint. They are first
changing the bill into something entirely new, and
tomorrow they will probably ley il on the table.
The deficiency bill, after the addition OF q mil
Lion In the Senate in the way Of anne ndmsnts, goes
back 70 the House. Al the next meeting Of Con-
gress, the President and Secretary of the Treasury
will be alter asking for twenty or thirty millions Of
Treasury notes.
Cheap hostages hold back in the Senate. We
are afraid Mr. Rusk, chairman on post Offices, &c
is but a lukewarm advocate Of cheap hostages !;
and one half the battle lies in getting jealous ad-
vocate in the chairman of the regular committee.
We are indebted TO Mr.. Menick. of Md, former
chairman on post offices and post roads, for the
five and ten cent hostages bur we have our mis-.
givipgs of Mr.. Rusk.
The city is full of lobby members on the subject
of the patent laws, French spoliations rivers and
harbors and the tariff and will probably continue
till the end OF the session, VIXEN il is very likely
they will all decamp among the disappointed.
Miss julia Davenport continues TO attract nightly
to the National theatre the fullest and NEST fash-
lonabe theatrical audiences that we have had in
Washington for many year. We have seen here
nothing 10 compare with them since the days OF
Fanny kemblc
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Tue WEATHER IN MINNEsorA-MAN FROZEN
10 DEATH-Wi.hin the past three days we have
had plentiful visitation of snow, and have expe-
nenced the seyerest weather ~ yet, of the season
On FRIDAY night the mercury fell 10 Is degrees be-
low zero; yet the inciemenc, of the weather has
not been felt TO hall of the extent that il would be
N the Atlantic States, al a much higher tenn
perature. With the thermometer far below zero,
our dry and pure atmosphere makes the weather
absolutely deg h.iul; While at The east the humidi-
ty Of the air would render be weather absolutely
intolerable. There isnot 10 the world finer eli
mate than that of Minnesota Sc. Paul Chyost-
Gle, Jan 80.
A man, whose name we are unable 10 learn, sup.
posed 10 be a Canadian, lost hs way in the storm
OF Friday night, on he WIscon IN side of Lake st.
Croix, near Point Douglass, and was found next
day entirely lead.
An EDglls hman, named a. we learn, Stewart
was benighted during one of the cold nights of
December, In the forests of thu Eau Gala, ana
climbed tree TO get clear of he wolves He was
afterwards picked up, having ms feet and legs
badly frozen, by The mail tom, aud brought TO
saltwater. His legs have been amputated, and
we understand, he is doing well = 81. Pau Pho.
ss<er. jim %
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4 s ss; s, e, g ~ .:sus sv ship Republic
BARI PsS. Wilsss. 81 Hssi:. Is days. with sss..n
;s;'ss
sss Esis:;:: Ass: Sf,S T1sss.s fas.iii.. 90 days
Brig Jshs. Ss.Si,ps a.n Ds.p,s ss....S'
Z ss i:SS:.s s
ss s.
% -: f'; Sss with
= ;,s 81
is ay new 'A'
CO.
Br Abeena Arsy, carsenas Is days with m0lassos &C.
Brig Hyisr tof Thom.stonl. Montgomery Galveston.
Brig Ph,lurs before reported as bsIow YhssGh.r So
Brig b.awia sssisrs r.eoss.d SsioxS lslsIasn.
ohsTs;sSn days with cotton &C. DS1a.n pmSn
and rfes, to LNcrs.ays Co.; ~ -,.,
Brig Buena Vista. Myers. Wilmington, NC, 9days, with
Brig Citizen chscs. Doboy Island. Is days. with yellow
R;isS r =. ca: :. Fs
s.S r. ssh: a aH nsss 'f Ne"
s..s q S IA s: sssr sss
ccnr Poochontas Bingham Mobile. Is days with cotton,
sehI Kst.hdia tof Chsfryaeid wsls0e, jacksonville,
scr susan tof BOSTON, Bray Savannah days. with rcs
sohr westOott, Wines Wilmington NC. days. with
sehr Empire Nureh. Wilmington NC. days. with naval
sehr Ustaloss Burke. Wilmington NC, IL days with
val stores IN iS:t lat 50 w. Ion ~ spoke sohr King
schf Msdsd Pat somsrs. Newbern. NC days. with
sohr Globe simm0nds Washington NC. days with ns-
schr Deborah. Robbins, Washington. NO. with naval
schr Frances luther Washington, NC days with
val stores On her outward passage saw steamship Ohio
THE Ohio arrived at Havana the Sd inst-HERALp1
schr Grecan Wells. Doboy Island. IL days. with yellow
schr Caroline Parker, Corson. York Riyor. 3 days.
Sohr James Norris vanname. York River days
sar % M ~ so az a.,,s Yn bs bssd q
foremast and main topmast.
sehr A:hlaSs. waIpels. h0r s!l,,; 3 days
| sehr Ellen Louisa, Thompson, New Haven. 2 days.
sssT sSsas' spr hssD New BSi
Schr CorHelia, Young New Bedford, days.
| Sailed
s.ssm.hps oesrss Porter. New Orleans and chaSss.
erpool stephen Lrrman. Clark 1T JaEo and Benica;
wharton. Gates, Galveston; and number Of others.
Ship Memphis Bunker. arrived Monday from New Or
leans before reported had head winds the entire
The ship Adelaide, from Havsna reported yesterday al
below probably intended for the bark Aden arrive
ashore the Old Elm Tree, below hl NsrroWs. Also.
brig behind the East Bank sunk her opgaant mAsts
schr has down to them with steam pump md othe
| necessary articles.
Fr u-Waa Al sunrise. Sc, with fog and rain; noon
7 Mts. auEget, NV, fresh.
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.. AL
ssoeE city n 81 hants, es.Gltsd = 500 bates
Ysuenra-rhs arrival Of large a-st Of vessels
from various foreign ports bad st-ndsncy to dsprss.
freights yet GER there IN ich offering usual at
this stason Of the year there roua MT Be ~ a.
many vs,sel. a. usual 70 tsss y The amount sl pro
dues Offering, for he present was limited at lover
rates than vesseis ysre willing TO scospt Small lots
o. cotton we're picked up for liverpool At ga
Flour vas irregular, atsAed Grain "a. nominsl,
and dead wight ranged from l2s1b., 100 bills o.
1sere engaged NJ IL @ There ~ss nothing ne .
rates continued o. rule though DAFT
FtArHsHs We noticed moderate busine. doing
In live geese a, . s51se 90 good 70 prime sale
FisH Dry cod yer. in iair demand. At 50 Tx, from
store. New MAssschu.stts macssrsi ~ere very firm
NO g. Halifax we're hsld - sll ans $40 for sAd q
respectively Boz herring usre quiet 81 90 snd sgc,
; FRrTr Nolhiue trausplred to-day 10 ra.ia. ~bns
holders nrm ~ other Articles tn sslss embraced
rs ossks ovrrants At 4e ~ frsi.t monds on privss
terms, and IS bsles Grenobie vsnuts q To- months
Fms csscrsrs-s ,ais of5oO baSe. c.ntop 20 ps:k.
was made to day a terms not made public
sr-North River ruled nrm bat gaiet rhs de.
mApd for local "a. In retail IL at Tb Tsc cash
With sslss Of few hundred bales Nothing doing for
Hfs,p Tn. market for dew rottsd Ansrissn. to-day
vss quite duh and prices ruled in -1or ~ purchasers
The last sale 81 slI2 50 To- Of 400 bAlss ss'
offered 81 auction this morning ~ vhieo 2i0 DO sold
~ prices ranging from titi sti0s the rsmsinier hsv
ina been vithdrssb sanlla vs' 'sliipg 10 email
He-Sy Was Inactive without change In rates.
Retail SALE Of Cuba vsrs sde 81 Us zoe
Hors within the past tao days ~ les new crop
Eastern and Western sold ter distNllnx At % 3ic
ossh Nothing tran.ptred tre export
laos There We consit-rabs 6rmne.s 10 the
tst for Scotch pig ana sales the Of $50
hsve been made part 70 arrive y tI 30 snd The resi-.
due from ysrd AZ t22 montbs credit other kinds
reDsipsd az last noticed
JArHs.-The supply vas modsrs'@. and ths demand
Uxht Cargo sales making ~ 81 - per taoussnd
Lao a sale Of so tons parish "a. reported but
the particulars ve have not sec-rtsin@d 0ssna vas
much wanted, and fre,h supplies ~ould readily bring
es per 100 lbs
Metassrs we have 70 report an setive d.mand for
Nsv Orl,ans without Alteration IN ngures othsr DE-
soristiops In retail request 81 unchanged rates
ssIss including 400 bbls New Orleans -sre msds ~
1oc "a hbds Cardenas ct 22o 30 do Mso.anllls and
Isso rsuviias syrup. on terms not made publis.
H.v.t arcrrs Crude turp'p vss arm and
rnov. b,ovsst Nth sales Of 800 bbls ~ ~ SIX
% lbs The market for spirits rsnsnsd .lsstn Q
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DRR hLfH, AUTHOR OF TIE PRACTICAL Pr
- vste Treatise" Ac.-OHce hours gts IL A NJ s 10
tsundsJ txcertesl-No 50 Grssn veh street. rrc~~
hncomno or medical advantage the author has enjoyed
10 thspecay he hss an pie reason for stating that In
snyeaFe o. certain their
we oeporabe efsos resultns FROM early imprcper Ne
hta ssn ipsure tuoh certsin cafe and radical
can be Obtained from other Of America Toee
earl o. stAses. vii, be snrprissd ~ The -
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Telegraphic Report.

Nsw oKLsASs, Feb, 8, 1851.
tn. ,ae. OF cotton during the week have been 1900
bales elo.ing heavy The receipts here thus tar, are
is 900 bales ahead OF isst year Exchange simprov
ing We quote sterling st sh Cotton frsights TO
Liverpool have advanced to -.
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Passenger Sailed.


oeorgi.-R Stuart and lady. Mrs Hon g Dickinson,
Miss Dickinson Baugher and frie nd Bonnari lady
asd two children, Angelo and lady and child. Bilhn
TIVE childrep Messrs Clancey ard Gilchrs Mrs
want strAtton, joel HI IT. Van Allen and LADY
Goodfellow. @ Lyte Lloyd, Mrs Phillips, Mathew.
Mathews, Lughlin David van Horn. Mrs Dodge.
John Drecker Henry Peel Emene Phillips, DR. Fergerhar-
and three children Henry Barnstor Cronk-
hte and lady. 8 Briige, W Kent, A Coughran. "
pyds and .sy LIZ sla,ss hE Is'pins YSisl.:en snS
williams. Georse Fink, Leland. JiWakcy John Benss.
Mckee, Mckee, AT Arrowmith, II Palmer, Judge
Pratt. Smith and lady W Gray and son, Mics do
Lajonchere, 8 Thrasher W Conner: Ar 9ray. 4,
a Lansing. USA, Faile and lady. Lin6ures. II
Wilton Salisbury, Samuel Cole Milspaugh lady asd
infant. hessrs onnaker Berotes Carilets Stewart.
W Patterson, Joseph Finntt. Comes Harsinor. James
scoopers, Carver, John Roberts. John Peeley,
Ellis James Baker. John Brady, La Feess, Rob
erts Pratt Teese. Job Tyson sylv Rs se Sui
Ivan Rots Diego Loynar Evan shaw Domingo de Tora.
II Waterman, Dr. Adkins, USA, HebbS, Randolph
Cooley, Mrs Alvar and family. .
Jones' Messrs Rioe. Wise. Dphafer Ohlmsn Mandebrun.
Northouse Netezgen shale Dams Reach. Clsaand Snow
Clearland BrowermAu Ludlke. Mrs Dams Mssrs simmons
Ever, Taylor Webb, Hen Patterson MAnse smith,
johnson Wolfe, Wsnback. Sybell Tea Marks, Will
Fowler Northrop Tracey Lacey tto Wolf Lever, Vie
worth Chckering Leach Chick srins Leo Pappsn, Win
Tuekey Hoag. Clark Smith. Colt Ford. ysndsrhidsn.
Crecy Hathaway wethe Chance Carter Peck Lovsgrovs
Maley Gordon Goodrich, Beach Brown Bell Worthingtsn
Paige. Harvey. Dallas, BeAn-il in the STORAGE.
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Passenger Arr1voa.

Tor, Miss w Taylor, Miss Taylor. Mrs osrbsrouxh
symons and LADY children and servant Bsrrstt Isdv
and child hrs Worthins.ou. Brigham, Mr. Ransom.
carroll NJ 1man sna asnsn.er. Andsrseu 1e0is:
daughter smith, Scranton HunEerford IT, Poole.
Heyrand. Y Riggs, VIM Roberts, Hasbrouck. WV
Goodrich, N 0smnis, SABINE TCr.wfsrd; a Stevens,
Hail. Mr. Russell n Rose. Mr. August Mr. bedell d Rich
Ardson. Meny, Mulford. Mr. Gas UAskett-I6 In
the steerags.
ARL.sro.-steamshp epthernsr,kis, Hays:. Miss
Stercb Mrs Atchison, Mrs Young and child, Cohen
lady, Mr. Dykes lady child, Mcknight Leroy,
Phillips, Foster, w French, Ciapp. Stone.
Mr. Van Hern. A Dykes, 0 hanback,, Hanooek. Me-
stonsake RemOnes DR. Bodsrnous and SERVANTS in the
steerage.
LoNDor-Paoket ship Independenos-Xiss wsahan. Hiss
Fletcher.
CHARLEsror-ship Alliancs-John @ Spansler. James
Cslkns.
HAvAnA-Bark Childe Harold-D Thompson, of illinois,
Leonard Of New York.
VERA CRUz-Brig Nenuphar-r Pomar lady and tive
chdrcn Gonzalez alouba lady and son4 in the
eteerage.
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Smith, Totem Ererk lid ships Sterling. Hsndsssou.
Lind, Hamburg " ="
Th-Ar soSr < Rsniall. Dean. NYori. Cid schr L
Bavlis Dickinson, NYoKk
Boston. cid schr nArcis. Weeks. do.
WARREN. Feb s-Arr brig Frances. Titus. MatsnsaA
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LN0R SAvANNAH-OS SATURDAY, 13rH INST. AT
Il o'clock y. NJ. from pier N. R.The and supe-
ror steamship FLORIDA, 800 tons) Capt. Lysn For
freight passs apply to SAIL MTG GILL; 1874 Frost
street freght for Charstcn Will be tahen By the r. saa
forwarded BY the regular steamers promptly. IS usual
TIE STEAMER CoLUMBUs.-wE PUBLISH WITH
pleasurs the following complimentary Card. from
Passengers Of the Columbus her trip from Saa
Francisco to Panama. Major W. x. Bulck Of Alabama
vas chosen President and Mcneil Of New York duly
appointed Secretary Of the meeting Tie President cssA
the meeting order and after akirg this
Of the Committee of ted to draft
solutions meeting the appreciation Of the Passgsrs
Whereupon the committee met and reported the
resolutions, all Of which we're al pied -
1s Resolved That the hoard the sub
Ptaptia although overloaded ftssmer Columbus
but and that should vihsus
ar favor sentiments regard to the nsbs gentle
manly and conduct OF Capt Jean heG0wAp
"a Received, That deem the worthy aud srt'orioas
commander to the American service and
seh and fully qualified TO occupy the station 10
which he belorgs
sd Resolved, That oar proceedings be mad, known 70
Lieut. Meow and being signed BY the Yredsnt aud Sea-
rety be published In the Panama papers and In the
Slater.
9Th Resolved That have been fully satisfied with the
efficiency and activity Of first mate, Mr. Rowland and
Of the cone net o. the On Of the ship generally
9Th And be II further resolved That thanks
be rendered to Amhty God for the mereiss an dement's
oeived AZ bis Lands and especially for his watchs
frovidsne thrcugh the Of the
gales which rave encountered
seeohinr him TO continue these blsssiugs al ssvs
W. X. BULLlGK, Presidebt.
A. J. MoSrII, Secretary.
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On Monday afternoon, the 10th Of F.brusry Of son.
gession o. III. lungs, Mssr AuGusr. RrEsso~' sged
yesrs month sns Is days, daughter Of John v snd
Catherine Ryefrcn.
Th. r,ls,ivss and friends Of the family respect
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on IN. 18th Of February, In the city o. Newark "
i bv the Rev DR. stearnr, Dawn Hsfgs, 20 CsEo
t,~t daughter OF Ivinr Davis Eco decsased late o.
Burlington county, J.
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NEW ORLEANS MINT --Darng seventeen day:
preceding the 3lst of January, here were p, joC
double eagles, and $4,000 half dollars coined a
the New Orleans Mint, amounting TO 1854, 900
The amount Of gold, IN dust, bullion and ingets
on hand was 3 eOn. coo
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BosroH, Feb III.
ArEiyed-Barhs .Avola Charleston; Rlm Philaaelphia
tchrs Sarah Lewis Tangier Foun tain, Rappah
ClsArsd-Barks To- Rayal; MerrimAc Bsltinorc; briss
Neptune Cienfuegos; Zavala. GAveston; Emma Phadel
phI sehrs Bradore. aonAiveG Mercy Taylor, Riehmond
CftARIEsroS Feb 3.
Arryst-shp Catharine, NYork; brig Anna Maria, Bos
ton; tehr Mohawk, Dc. .
Arrved-Brigs Sarah Brown NYork; Montpelier, Boston.
Cleared-BArk Emily, NYork.
New ORLKANs Feb 3.
CIeAred-Barks Reindeer aad Edward Augusta, Boston,
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