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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-06-07

OUTRAGE AT PRINCETON, N. IA
correspondent of the Herald, writing
from Princeton, N. j.. under date of
May "a, says: Yesterday Barnum's
show and menagerie entered this town
in grand entyce, led by the tar-tamed
Car OF Juggernaut, which was left stand
ing in front of the house Of the Vice
President Of Nassau Hail. and which, of
course, was the subj ect Of conversation
among the students. At last it was
agreed among them to take the vehicle
to the canal and launch her upon its
quiet waters, and as the clock tolled
twelve, they might be seen assembled
around the cannon planted in the centre
of the College, camp~s, when the pro-
cesson moved on, and in one hour they
had brought the car upon the bank of
the canal, and after sundrv ground and
lofty tumblings, it was launched into its
destined element, and was left to soothe
its battered limbs with the cooling and
magic waters of the Delaware and Kari.
tan Canal. From daybreak this morn
ing until nine o'clock, the showmen
were engaged in hauling it out, but it
was found so much damaged that they
could not proceed to New Brunswick
until the blacksmith had applied the
hammer to it; and the managers say that
another ear will have to be procured.
Thus was Barnum outdone for once as
only could be done by such asthe Prince
ton boys.
LEGAL VS.. LAwFUL.-Judge Lowrie,
in the District Court at Piitsburg, Pa,
in decision lately rendered, made a
distinction between the words 'Iegal''
and lawful" which may be of some
Importance to executive officers in other
sections. At the late riots in that city,
the sheriff engaged several volunteer
companies 70 protect the rolling mills,
STIMULATING to pay the companies for
services. The law making counties liza.
bic for damages arising from riots re-
quires the Sheriti's to take all legal
means to prevent the injury. The
judge held that in the present instance
the means employed might be lawful, as
they We're not forbidden; but they were
not legal because not prescribed by law
By the common law, the sheriff was au-
thorized TO demand the attendance oil
any number of armed citizensto aid HIM
in his duty, but he had no authority to
hire military companies to do for COM
pensation what they and every man
were bound to do as matter Of public
duty.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-06-07

Rs9-Haired Hcmea.-'sTom Tattle" missed
il a figure last week, when he imagined our la
dies had red hair. We think there are as few
as in any other town of the same size we are
acquainted with. And this perhaps may be one
reason ofthe small number OF marriages in the
place. Dark haired persons are not so suscepti-
BILE Of the tender passion, as those with golden
or sunbeam ringlels; Tor great French physi-
ologist says, sired haired women WOO warmly,
and expect to be warmly wcoed.'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-06-07
LOCAL SMALL TALK"
Peported for The Cecil Whig.

Mognokas do you love flowers? If
yon do, YOU can't but admire lac rich rnacnolas,
which are now in full bloom. By taking a short
stroll out Of town you can have the exquisite
qualification of seeing their snowy blossoms
peeping out from amongst the green foliage, and
of drinking in the delicious odor which they are
scattering SO lavishly. And if you are nc, afraid
OF getting your shoes muddy, and your feet wet
by walking in the swamp, you can Gull few to
carry home with YOU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
MASSACHUSETTS,.

FATAL ACCIDENT on THE w WORCESTER
RAILRoAD.-A sad accident occurred at about lot
O'Clock, this morning, at the Southboro Station on
the Worcester road. Miss Milly Morse OF Hopkin.
ton an elderly lady, had just crossed the track and
mounted the platform for the purpose OF taking the
cars AS she gained the summit OF the platform she
lost her balance and fell back on to the track, when
Worcester passed over her, manglng her body in
shocking manner. She breathed but few times
after the occurrence. AS she was falling an lneec-
tual attempt was made to save her by hack driver
highly respected and beloved by all who knew her.
boston Journal. Nov H.
"A Man AND WIFE ARRESTED FOR lNcEN-
p1ARIsM-Humphrey Reardon and his wife were, on
Wednesday, arrested In Roxbury, charged with set.
ting fire. on Tuesday to the house in which they and
other families live, situated on Westinghouse, and
owned by Edward Brnley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

frc in the stove built contrary to his dire ,,oas
or knosecge There was abb IL IS poiads con 10
siton exposed The shop - abou. 60 fee, ,us and
about 81 10 25 feet vice the aliag room u a1ou'
20 TO 25 fee. They stood IN the nlliag roo 10
mase tie fire II is customary to have stoves Ia fill
irg rooms
jury projected to the Hospital for addltiDnai evi-
cence concerning the building OF the fire from one
OF the sufferers. when after tel'berating snort
time, they returned thai Michael McCIe, John
Duffy ADD Michael Fl zgerald came to their DEAN
IN consequence OF burns and other injuries received
by the explosion and burning Of the frework on tn-
factory OF Hugh O'Rourke and John Morris. rhst
said explcslon and FIRE was causei by the cuioto!e
csrelesness of John Dolan and Patrick Fitzgerald,
In lighting fire IN the stove IN the filling room on
ork manufactOry contrary TO the orders OF
their employer. and when II was highly dangerous
TO light said fire, in consequence OF tue then unsafe
cor oltion OF the room in which the stove WAS"
Those now in the Hospital are Peter okeny Nj.
ehael Conlon and John Do xian. Patrick Fltzgera'd
lies at his residence. Sicily may recover bat Con-
Ion, il is feared, cannot survive his Injuries
CITY HospITAL.-The new building now
being erected on Fort Greene, near Kings County
Jail, to afford relief and accommodation to the SICK
and disabled, will be ready for occupancy IN three
or four months The roof has been placed on the
main part Of the building, and the completion OF the
building Will be carried cut as speedily as possible
The present building IN Hudson-av is Ill calculated
for the purpose TO which has been temporarily ap.
piled, and the removal to the new institution VIII
afford great relief to the patients and all connected
with the establishment. The north wing mas oeeh
commenced, and will cost $10,500 Augustus era
ham, ESQ. whose name is to be found on the records
of every charitable institution in the Cfly has con-
tibuted $500 to this part OF the building besides
his previous munifcent donation Of $4,000
PUBLIC SCHOOL EyAMINATION.-The eX-
animation of Colored School No |, situated in Will
loughby-st, near Raymond ST. took place on Friday
afternoon before several members OF the Board OF
Education and other visitors. The exercises were
in reading arithmetic, grammar, geography, phi
osophy astronomy and defamation, in all OF which
branches the scholars deported themselves fully as
we'll as those of the other Public Schools throughout
the City In the primary department Mrs. A. B.
Wilson is principal, and Miss Julia M Jackson as
sistant Nh VIM. Wilson is principal of the upper
School, associated by Jane 5. Brown.
The total number Of scholars on the rolls Is 800;
average attendance geo and over.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
Whulcrs.

oue.eehih Of ship Emerald wss sold at New. Bedford by
$500
AR al New Bedford ll,h ship Coagress I'm Mastspo-
set,, where shs va, taken toI repairs
At Fsysi Oct ., ship - lqh Gardiner Of Faarhsven.
clean. having lstsed Toe bib. t,ug bark Osceos.
King of NeW. Bedford, nth landed 20 bids sperm.
r.sdy for sea brigs Mexico. Whhues. OF Westport
ed and ready for HaroDger SYLVIA OF Boston, arr
Touched at Co Sept. 20 ship Menkar. Peise OF ~ h..
cean banks DunbsTtCn. DayS do Landed il0 hbts sr
2lst Nye Baker CO. landed $50 bbs sp 2ed Cherokee.
smith do, cean 2,th SHIPS tdn ~. anourg DO DO.
18th Helespont, MaAwanng OF Myst.c clean Heroine,
Posse OF Esnbayen do bark { an Pteb LAmphet OF
Lynn landed 100 hbls sun FLANDERS OF ~ at spolsets.
landed 90 bbis sp Oct. |. ships Alsp Sowe. " Fass
barks Elisha Dunhsr Ell g. do landed IS bbis sp, Mon
mouth Ludlow. OF Cold Spnnr. clean I'd, Newton she<
man. of New Bedfo d, do l. Bars,oN. Tsber, Of Mat
do Sd sbps kutuso Pierce OF New Bedford,
do Dartmouth, Manchester, do do; bark James An
drews Bee L. 10 anoed 20 hbs mak,nx 2so landed th.
shlps Nile Conklp, If Grerupor Clean Nimrcd. Carev
Of New Pedisd. do bar Sh,peid~s Waters OF Mys,c.
do 9TH, ship AIice. Nandsll. Wng Of New PeiD d. do
ta'.s DOhpell Earl do, 80 pbls 50 lard-d Rssh.
Nckerson Of WespOrt clean. 7ih Sea Fx Spoaner, do
laLdec l06 bills 50 rakpg 10 hbls. landed yh ship
CowIsr Fisher, & New Bedford. cean' osrAs Nce kts-
zr. IL err DO, do loh Cannon. OF 'stoa clsaa 10TH
ship 'au Edward, Luce. of New Bedfo q. ian.td 10
Ibis sp barks Ion,. Cosseshsll do clcao NH Rich
nond Bonn 81. do lanGed so bbls tSth ships Rcscoe
do, clean; barks Alto, Car DO. Tended 100 bulls osl
Dunbar n, Davis, do landed 80 bits sp making 2o3
bhls lsnded; 73d ships MaTgu.t Scot Elduige. do.
clesn Clifford Waype. DAVIS of Fairhayen do,
A IL ter from ship Joseph Maxwell. Howiand VI FAR
haven epOfs hes at Low Island feere Coup, Juno 3D.
with hbls sp o-expe, ed 10 bs at hcme in Aprii
rest The dav previous the schr Africa Davenport
Of New. Bedford, take 80 oNl ~; VII ~
.n reports her. July at johanna. with 40 bills sp ~
q a. Wh oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
Foreign Ports.

AtCsr tonAug 81. ship Sea Serpent. Rowland. char
tered 10 load tor the United States probably tor New
lo,k. -. -, -
Ar at Cowes 3st uit. steamship Humboldt, Lines ~
York QS'h nit for Hsvre AZ.
AZ Per, Stsin Trinidad ish ult., brss Thomas Wat
son Bum EFT New York Virginia, Cooper, Tor New
Ouesps do -, A..
Ieehoru 22J ut ship Queen Victoria. Chns. from
New VIA e 90. to load for New York. Sid isth,
hark Jul a Wilson Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

CouRr CALENDAR.-This Day.-CoM-
MON PLKAs.- Part Mos. COS. SO. 900, 9O5, 953,
esq., 973 1918, O2l, 1907, l,l27, ll43, ll45, Lag
1851, l.lO5, i,lO7, 1909, LII, lib, ll5 LIZ,
lll9-Part III Nos $50, 602, 100, I4s, 1si 1884,
500. SOC. SIC $50, sec, $50, $40. $50.
CBouir CouRr Nos. 500, 49, 3Si, 6S5, SOP to SUI,
$40, 6I1. Sl2. Sl4, SIS, $50.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Pubhshed on saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

sd fron HAVE 18th at Splendid Hsrs!as, Nsv Yost
New-OreHs
sa ffom Rosts le .,,h olt. Chietx'a. oxnsri. New
York.
Bo,csaus-S!d from The Reads ied ait Harue, Mar
tor. New York S5th Wolf Davis, de.
AT IT Msp.ilss 26h ulf.. SEES Lion, Wiser. rture
Ar AZ Malaga 1ist ult Carlnx. Goo,y. New Yort
Sia. IHh. Lylls, ToAssssen. New YORK.
sI' ~ Mafa 2lsf UT, CostsFeln. Dckey. Cetanis
England.
SO IRON " sdrss Sept 81. Milton. Sonls C,lcut,A
Arr al Ctdcuna Sep 3. MASONIC Carey, San rrasrss.
DO lHh. oerunee. Bailey. do IOnisB Rznlett, do !,
9th Lunt, London ilth Rseehorse Potter Chn, Lou
is,sna, Bsrsis-. New-yoik l3h stabo Uu>s~y aaA
PremcQue;. Keruzor Boston
SD from Bombay Sept a. Equator. Ews,, Calcutta
Csrimshy Oct S.-The Amsrcan bask Msrm,sa fof
Rssfonl Jack Sou from Csnstsdt for Ne~York out sts
The reads 10 dsy with cargo sh ed. bests $, ooak-
house car led sway aud other considerable dam Aax-
ing been stuck by sea Gu the S'e sss OF the shetland
Isles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
Nomeatic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA. Nov. is-sld. schr. Lncy Ann. Ogden.
APALACHICoLA. DC, 2s-Au. ship Robert Ps''ea.
burlington. Bost,n. -, A.,
AUGUSTA Nov Arr schr Antilles kh'des' NOV"
York. =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
rprR CAMBRIA AT BosroN.l


IPER CAMBRIA AT BosToN.l
AR a, iverJooi, Nov !, Parliament, Sampson Boston
Cbasca. WISE Muamichi Sid 18th, Herald NeH-0r cans
Cambria. McCuIloch. Cka6lshsn Cam
ins yicters Centurion Cooubs and Washington, Page,
NeT iT am l.t. Jos alser HoIs, New:York Mary
Peasants Ocean, and Tonawanda julius, Philadelpha
Sid 3,t: John Campbell, stubos savannah 'ahsu"u'
In the ryer Isi outward bound Andrew Foster Hober-
Vn,l Mobile Tarb0x ard HonghtOn, Doane, for New
orleans Marco Polo. Thomas, MoDiie; MO "fahue ny an
'O I'D ah gnd.rwriter shplsy New York sOth. Van
guard Norton do; Rio Grande Ryan, philade ph,a
Entered for log 28th Moses Wheeler King iof boston
Arab Simpson for Chsrle.ton Jane. Hunter, and Ann
JAS Hughes for New-orlesns 2sb British A%sne a.
leans sots Orleans Steel for do; Revere. Ho~ss New
YoiE. srs.t,
Cole do. with dispatch Moses Wheeler King DO 81. ~
Parliament, sempsn DO 2Otn 81 ,Isnfc ~ Went DO
h siddons Hoxes DO llth Consp,.on Bn'tg 5,v sS
9Th A,hba,tOn Mcwnli,m' do sis' ds s, Marmon
Young DO 10Th; Blanchard. DAVIS DO 1h foI p
sgssb 90 Revere Howe. DO h James Psanel AeIan
Der for Philadelphia h Man Pls,saa.s pea a. 90 sb
Tu.carsrs Tpty DO i1'a S.s n, ,b feaawsnda. Ja,
Sy S n SsS sI. a.
5th R.s calder dS 1' Pete. d. Athens
Chase FOR Mobs nh Esmeralda, BE Mans. lor New: 'T-
AZ Snow do Hh Argo Mills do; Sd North Atlantic
Cook do ist; Hastress Lambert 90 o.h C,
do with dispatch Chatham Vinns' 90 40 "ii"'''
Ior 90 :. onaOn On 18Th WIN Pre Agnew, New Orleans
sf,b Hero Drinkwaier, Charleston sls', Dc'ohshne
Al Deal. soth. yorktown Bradi.h New YORK for
London; Viola whiting London and SD iof Lave sio
ann ] Wichelhaasen, Warnken, iron bremen) ior
bsIO a. DO goth Sarah Bridge, s,nrvant GeAs via
shields for New York Both, Brilliant Miller Shields iof
Passed By goth, T. J. Roger spragus' from Havana for
Brs,ci-sld from the PHI 18th, MsdOmaA Rich Ne"
AT =, Cove. ash HslcOn, Adams. Havana land SID
ca I Beaehy Head 49, KOophande Beeknan from Ant
OF Tresco z3d Lsander, TN New forN Iof o'e''A AZ
date Thets, I'm. Newport for W INN sa,. Mobile
sid I'm Cadif 9th, Fansuii Hall SCI voyt
sid I'm Glasgow 2sth, Corioca PraJ ,,aas Nevs-York
Ar m IIUerck 2y.h, Minerva 81. l 49, alJ 18th
Arr AZ sb,e Ids 2sh ElIze. GNen Nsr .ia@ rsoaired
Sarah Bridge SuTdIy2ni ,Io"r York and both arr
New-York; Brilliant, Mhler' We
at Deanses S6Sss 2ssh, NOnhunbna D0s'' Ns"
York. .,.o, S-,h Eliza. Jones, Alsranffla, va
Sid hom a.. 81 nit Gazele. LaIore BAH .io q.
An AZ 1870 In 1sfh Mar Annan bblibss ts. 30
at a. Work 18th, Nargaret pr ,-e..,s~ rnr
S for New. orleans: 3ah IseA, H.. Insach,ooIa
- rn,,sd states Sid zsh, jams 80 onwaId Welsh
~ gS' from Queenstown z7'A' 'A0' "'''
New l7,h ult. canopas. haAstsd' new
AT, at a. 90 Maihilde. echafer. DO, ,Aa A;,.woyth
ioIn =, Antwerp 2ssh ult, Jas II shspAe'e' "'
Ldon TO Sad 20 "a S Boddecks Clodu' New
fo,k =, Hamburg 18th uit Deutschland, Rsnksr New
y,n Sid 10Th Franklin Knudson: New, iotx; w..
a. Helyoet 3ssh ulS., Akusa5, bsny' ~1 NsH''''
gsaey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
By telegraph.

ARIESrON. Nov it-Arr harks Jssper. ~ Yea
Apollo Boston; hrss Julia Ford Camden; James GrH.
NewbuDpo't; Clinton, New. York snip Chase. York
sctr EIzsbe'h. Ric Janeiro fsoo bags COTE sept I'd
IN port banks Msncononi ketemlsn: Braaeue: tor
New York Iowa; brigs W II Stuart. and Glenn, Bait
nors; ships MesIntitoke. HANNIBAL Boston CID brig
L. Baldwin sid schr. Helena. New-Nork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Passengers Sailed.

In steamer Roanoke Tor Nortoik-J. Proctor Holiday
] ". Steele, T Gnin, y R Jennings. B stIISe9s, D
iin 'ss ~ a Barker, oven, Mr' NJ smith For
Hoomes. A McCouri, y Wilson N DAVIS. J. Msrhn. d.
Jones. r Jones T Dudley. c. A Thsck,on, " C. Al:a.
Wood A.sn NJ Strong 1 secras
% ship EstLer Nay from Boston 70, hoToais.M1s Judd,
te,s Mrs Thuston, Mr. and Mn, Stow. d.. Gneecs aud
wife, Mr. KitIedge Master Giueieck. NJ, Wilcox and 500
IN steamship Aiaoqma, for Sar,nnah-tI Pratt, T.
wa.hburp. Chandler, Dsdey Folsom. William Fraser,
John A. Elemendorf. d PyIcnon. + McCarty a r,
Houston, Davies, DeLqey, l.. H Ma 5. DE DE
B Besi h Wm noesood Bennett Mrs VIM
children, and servant John s. Dickinson ana lay,
sa a' CHILDREN a'y and ihres servants: Nh. fadeoI
. Ms Mr. s p,sss Mn, 7 fAasen and chd G'ess n
Waidbwg, A W: Tru:.eil jos. NJ Haywood s'eeesea
sorTea Mis-. Pynchecn. Mrs DAVIS. M :. Robs,ts9r l.
Lewis Hun,dou and lady Arnold ia, and lay
Mss d Mooney, Archd Gsacie. W. p Mash, A j WINS
low. X. Burdick. 9ssteersse u..
MIR Huntington Mrs Rumiaston and two children New
York G. o. Hovey and wife. 1--WE children ana two ser
four children MT Belize, p f. Canaan, B,uyer p
kellogg Mr. sherman. G Kienser, H. Ge5hs,d' n foTs,
s safsa r john La"s,n p Leroy Mr. De
Cramer Secretary OF Russian Less,en Nj MasGu' .,
d.. ~.
Bradford Boston; Mrs. Hunter Miss Huater New IoIk
MADAME LsIreggs, rsTs; R W Martin, W Seldom N :
IN sicS~f'p GSon 1or MIR or,eans-T Placie. Mrs
Sal,er Miss Savage Major Thomas Hawkins, Mrs Eus-
tice and family d.. A. Craig. Mr. Cammacs, Mr. reck
and lady, MIR Postshwate, Sr. Barney and family Ms
Nelson +. Wilkinson r. Chew, j. lie Cesne. Mr. D1fJuf;
L Gantheme, Mr.. Peuett, Thomas Ray. Dir Maxwell
and lady Robert Tweed aud lady, Samuel Nicholson and
lady. Mr Fel:, u Emerson; Jane, Henry Mr Turner.
+ Sslt.r, william u Weld, W. {. DAVIS Robert
Heath Master Maxwell. Dir Catin. J. C. Johnson
d. ID Rogers, J. J. Coffin, Mr. stnrteyant and lady
Mr Taylor, John Pesce, MI. NIalles ID A. Lacey aud
lady Mr. blilIard Dir Conrad Miss Emma Rove, Ms,
Anna Rowe. Mrs Miller Bliss Kate Gantle, Mss ,glia
Cantlev Miss Crosby. Miss Caple Mrs. La Coste, Mrs
Page Mrs. Mouutori, Miss Mountfo,t Grace. Fred
Dawson J. =. Nelson Mr.. Lockhart. Miss ID Howard,
Mis-. Mary Howard. Mrs Mary Kenny. John Henry and
family Chas Deake and family Mrs Chapman Mr. Chap
man MIR Tayes Nh. Nlnage and family j. W. Bntton L.
Cleveland Miss Ellen Drew Mss Mary Duncan, Mrs
Martha Weights Miss Elenor Meyer, MI y Brown,
Mr. John Fisher, Mr.. james Marquis, Mr.. Hunter De
Bois MT Jack RICE Mr. Chas. Rice. Mr. James Gany'
Mr. VIM Buckley Mr. c. Mazzuchie, MI fsidoro Annals.
Mr. J. Fisssnden. Mr.. James MacGulre Mr. BEN snin
Jehlens Mr. y Drake, Mr.. Drake, Mr LipPm'n, Miss
lula Elder Miss Wadron Mr.. +. Banker, MT r.
Brown, ard 81 IN the s,eerage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
ESSEN co

The Board rejected the votes from the lia pl,a.
,sa ,o-n Of chesterfield, on the ground thar tae
Board Of Inspectors were no, legally appointed ..'
o,nass "a Whie and 40 Opp, on the whole ticks'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
Passengers Arrived

In steamship Combria, al Boston from Luepoot-ASss-
ant Surgeon iiassard and lady Rev r Lothr9p ana %
Miss St1rgtss Mss White, Miss Norton and attendant
Mir Ballard and lady. Mr. Toumln and LADY Messrs E-
lott, G. Boud, W 7; Synge; Gould Ea'gn DcSeo.
Whnemsn Leefe, f. NARROW ID, Away, W Ouston; "
Cauuthers # G. Wetteeke aud lady, Mrs Pa mer, Mad
sme Rou " esant, Mcssrs H. Acock, Ciaterkerton, a.
Soslmers NJ. Soelmers, G. Gascogne, Gesnel, Schao'
Mohl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
Markets -. CAREFULLY REPORTED rOh PIE TRIBUNE


MONDAY. Marcn 5
ASHES-The market is without change from yesterday,
with sses about - bbs of both descriptions at % Tor
COTTON-There was a rather better tone to the market
today with ssies 260C bales Mddng Orleans was quoted
AT lO4 0lC3 and UplsDds al 100 l04c.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Flour was mac
and rather heavy but the quotations show 20 cnange
from Saturday The demand is only for the regular supply
OF the trade The sales ADDS up 900 bbs l5D 81 for No
supefne; 5Od4 62t for common to STRAIT state o8D
4 for Orleans; 75OS5 for Michigan and Indiana;
873d$5 fOrpure Gtnesee. There is a lair demand Tor
New-Oesns and the holders firm, and there Is some
ipouy for Canadian for the Provinces al b3fG4 y IN
bond IN Southern there moderate demand with SAILS
400 or 500 bbls 87 as for mixed and strait Aexan-
dra Baltimore and Georgetown, ana 21G3 81 for fancy
Rye Flour dull and could not be sold al 8it There
were small ses of Corn Meal at O6 for Jersey and .
for BraDdywine
GRAIN-For Wheat, with small demand there con-
siderable supply We hear Of no sales and quote me mar
ket Al O06C4c for OHIO; ll2t0i84c for tennessee and
1854 &c for Canadian The market continues nominal Al
IS cents Corn wa little better with moderate supply
The demand is fair Sales $1,000 10000 bush At 81
6jlc in store and delivered Oats are IN fair inquiry
at previous 47049c for Jersey 5o05c for Northern
WHISKY-We notice sales Of 200 bbls Prison III &c t
PROVISIONS Holders OF Pork are firm and the mar
BEL sill tends upward Sales 600 or 300 bbls The spec
uatiye demand continues Sales Of Old Mess At $50
IS &C; Prime $40 New il freely offered at 10 81 for
Mess and II % for Prime Beefis firm vi tendency 10
advance Ssles Of New al 1910 10 for Mess and S10
Sc for Prime Picked Meats are st very aud
ed at 8d9 for Hams 60tt iOrShOudes Lard scarcs
with sales of 200 bbs as8t083. Butter and Cheese are
FisHSWe notice sales Of 200 bbs @scteel previous
prices. -, ,--.--. 49,
Whsle is firm and Selected Is selling in bbs at 43c
90 NewBedford the last on the market there sold On
TOBACCO-There Ia no marked change. Sales were
made of ia bales Havana at mos and "a cases Flor
'NAVAI sTORES-Cru Turpentine is dull at previous
rates Sales of zoo or bbls Newbern Resin at 3c AMI
eco or 700 bbs Spirits SEC cash. and site 80 days
HAY-About 800 bbls changed hands al 7o075c Pcwt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
FANCY GOODS.
FOREIGN AND DOMEsrIC

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
WM. II. CARY IL co. 243 and 245
w Pearlst between John and Fulton sts) invite the
attention Of the city and distant J9oong Trade S
which they offer the lowest rates either for cash or s
proved credit
Inducements on all their Foreign Goods, ana VIII give
their the benefit OF the large discounts whch
they have gained by the Increased amount OF IneT puf
They pledge themselves sen many styles Of AMERl
CAN GOODS AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
Their stock will be kept fu during the whole year, and
all orders will be promptly supplied They particularly In
vite the BEXICAN and SOUTH AMERICAN dealers 70
examine their stock Of Jewery msnutac6red expressly
those markets also their stock OF Ivory Comos sdspeo
The following articles constitute part OF their stock
Linen Threads
Various makers plain ana sain finished, black drao
Witty brown and colOred, Nos. @xSO.
Spool Cotton.
Clarks Alexanders Smiths Eagle, aud Rehngtons
white black ard colored, Nos 0xl5 25 TO 500 yards
Tapes and Bobbtns
Linen and cotton assorted coors and sizes.
Cutlery.
Forks Wade & Butchers Wostenholms Rodgers, and
other celebrated makers,
Hair CLOTH teeth paint, varnish, shaving shoe crmb
horse scrubbing, &c. &c in great variety.
Musical InItruments
Accordeons volns Flutes Flies Clarioniets Hsrmori
large and rich assortment consisting of beautifully
carved pearl, ivory, bone and wood sticks also plain
sticks with plain fancy and and 'iyeTsd paper
Fine s. So, sSS, and NPU, l4xii inches.
Combs.
Plain and fancy luck dresIng pocket and side, OF SHE'LL
buffalo and horn.
Single and double, English and American, real and imf
taton twist also, a variety Of Rifles.
Pistols.
English and German pocket belt and holster; Cots and
Allen 4 ThuTbers Revoyers Aso, complete assortment
Of Sporting Apparatus
PerfumerY.
LubiRs Maggeuet & Coudrays PlvePs. Pnauds and
Edes fine extracts.
soaps.
Lows white and brown Windsor and Honey; Lubins
Guerlains Pinauds and Maugene. Coudrays assorted
styles, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Percussion Caps Needles, Pins, Hooks and Eyes, Steel
Pens Suspeneers Buttons, Of all styles, Pocket Books
Port Monnaies Purses, Stationery, Beads Whalebone
Looking Glasses, &c. SC.
Iroyy Tortoise Shell, Pearl, She'd, Horn Tips g. FOR
manufacturers - ... -.
Catalogues IN the FRENCH, SPANISH, GERMAN
and ENGLISH languages. j3l 3meod"lstp