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Telegraphed to the "Daily Crescent
Z ~ tbs apsoplt'a 20 'Asilla) atnt.
Ohio River-steamboats.


prrrssuRcH, Friday, April 9.
The river here is still falling with II feet inches water
In the chan mel
I'd CINCINNATI, April 9.
The river here is now stationary, with clear and fine
weather Flour has been in moderate request to-day at
So 10 a Dbl Whisky 14zS015c. gallon Bacon Sides
have sold at exc. q pound. g4-ls..
LOUISVILLE, April 9.
The river here stationary, though it has been
rising this morning The wharf is still flooded and the
water covers the first floors Of many houses. r'N
The steamboats, R. H. winslow Swallow and VIM B.
Clifton have departed for NewOrleans and the Fanny
smith, the Lewis whiteman have arrived from that port
NewYork Markets.
4 stsNs sSt5 at4 NEwYoRx, April Q.
The Cotton market has been rather quiet and without
any important alteration in prices Flour has been in
good request at - SO to "a 6s for State brands and -
rs to 81 SIX per Dbl for Ohio Yellow Corn is selling al
e6 to SIC per bushel Lard OK to exc. per pound
- sa tbr Southern Linz.
Charleston Markets
CHARLESTON, April Q.
There has been good demand in the Cotton market
here during the week. and the sales embrace 1900 bales
The quotations for Middling Uplands is 30. per lb
The increase in the receipts at all the Atlantic ports
compared with those to the date last year. is $4,000
bales against $4,000 the close of last week. and II
che close of the week before.
sp tbs lpsopIts (e'asillp) Line.
Steamboats, Passing.
| VIcksBrRc. Friday April 9.
The following steamboats, have passed here to-day bound
for New Orleans: The Globe, 80 this morning the
George Collier at II this morning the Bella Donna at
this afternoon the Ohio, at 8 the St. Louis at and
the Princess No. 8, at half-past this afternoon.
NewYork Markets.
a NEwYoRx. Friday Evening, April g.
The Cotton market has been dull and prices this after
noon have shown downward tendency. The sales
leans and Mobile So to SIC per h. Flour is steady
with sales Of 1000 bills Mess Pork $17 per Dbl. Lard
s3S to 91sc per fb. Rio Coffee 9l6 91ac per fb.
Shipwreck and Terrible Loss Of Life.
BosroN. Friday. April Q.
large vessel has been driven ashore Peaked Hill
Bar and lost with all board Her is not yet
certained She went ashore during heavy gale, and
when no boat could live in the surf.
Congressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, April Q.
The Senate to-day concurred in the amendment of the
House Of Representatives appropratng $4,000 additional
to complete the extension of the Capitol.
Cuban Apprehension.
t.5-f ..l5- NEwYoRK, April9
Later accounts from Cuba state that there is much
alarm felt the island caused by report that another
expedition fitting out in the United States for its
sion The ships of to cruise along the
coast. a5sp M
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l RALLY RALLY! RALLY I'll WING
RANGERS Meet THIS EVENING, (saturdny) April TO-
Club Room, the PEARL street. O'clock
Meeting held a. Banks Arcade By ORDER
CHARLES NJ. WATERMAN, President.
CHARLES 7. ROBINSON, | s..;
o,
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Patrlck Mclaughlin. an Irsbman from NewYork
in addition to these there in the Dead House
women one OF them girl about thirteen years age and
man, Henry lroperutt the second pilot
IL was certainly of the painful sights we have
ever witnessed and the recovery of many of them is
tremely doubtful
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Bu tbr soutbrrn Linz.
Charleston Markets.
sp ii. apsoplt's 1@'nsiIlp) Line.

IN steamboats, Passing,
vIcksBrRc. Friday, April 9.
The following steamboats, have passed here to-day bound
for New Orleans The Globe, at 80 this morning the
George Collier at IL this morning the Bella Donna, at
this afternoon the Ohio, at 81 the St. Louis at and
the Princess No. 8, at halfpast 6 this afternoon.
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DOhEO1lC uOoDS Of ALL MINDS, CHEAP,
FOR CASH OR CITY ACCEPTANCE
u You will find greatly your advantage examine at
house, the Goods being guaranteed average from
TEN TO TWENTY PER CENT CHEAPER
than the prices other house, Stock COMPRISING n.y
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF DRY GOODS Foreign and American,
far Planters Household purposes THE PURCHASER CAN HAVE
HIS BILL FILLED THROUGH compelled to e. Eve
or sir different houses to complete his purchases.
ap5 5t2p c. NJ SIMPSON an Canal .,,s,
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---- = :.
Later accounts from Cuba state that there is much
alarm felt on the island caused by report that another
expedition is fitting out in the United States for its inva
sion The ships of sent out to cruise along the
coast. oaa. 81 ..=f -.
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.,ocs ..,,. IN. SHEA some 700 ss ohsnsed hs,ds at
s1as7 rs for Mess. 'as letter al orlee 80
Ion rss PINE SIC So fIr cd sissJ asd prime Mes
s les active bot v.o scsee rae arrivals are so.
.ses q 200 bots at 75s g I5 icr pa. an s, 1os
to Beef Hans are cses .sies 2, lo' Dds, Eo,a ~
,srs sscn ' ss, s,a T nosin. ots
quote Hams at osae. and .hoa dsr' :. ,s7i Lard !, am
more On IL. sac and -. az 70 sss ad
600 egg at ieaolc Butter is 6n the auDoiy Is very
s, st,q. pss. A. asasc AID Orange cnnn at
Cheese 10 scarce and in far demand stsiss'.
HOPS are active loo bales have been sold at s's
sEEDs-Cover is very active a, a mas.n,l decline; 400
bbs changed hands at &c. Timothy Is IN better demsai al
STTMF-The market il inactive, there being none here.
LATHS are without change one cargo mas been sofa a.
TiMBER-Ths market is srm and steady; the sales are
HAY-Thsre is more Offering and the demand good
sales Of 1.0O0 bales River at 7Oa73c. -
LEAD steady loo Pigs Galsna soft Lead sold al
TOBACCO is rather more active $50 hhds. Kentucky
se Tts demand IsG l%pf s5S oa '' 0A'
GROCERIES are in moderate but steady demand Cot
saibo at &c. aud 1900 Rio slassc Molas.ss .hon'
change Acsrgo elayed Cubas sold at Hattie goo mae
$50 bills New Orleans at ass Sugar, are stssds 10 casks
Dutch crushed :Sd q e 20 sG a. 3D. ~ aee
100 beIes Brswn Hsvanas. 49,. - s,,.
HIDES quiet, receipts light, and prices 81 hrmes
pecaly of Buenos Ayres which scarce 5000 baenos
supposed at iiic less cent, months; 400 Southsn
sated and dry 768c oeo green salted Buenos Ayfes
Gle 23O MaracSbo at &c. for sailed. and l6sc for dy
800 dry salted CALIFORNIA; at 7c l6 bales aalo Hides
at &c. Stock is 60 COO.
LEATHER il in moderate request the receipts equal
I'M the demand. and prices steady for all kinds
FISH il moderately active 900 qts Dry Cod sold AZ
81 IS; 700 bills No. Mackere to arrive, at IS; CD
bbs picked Herring at 50 U.s. 1000 boxes scaled Herring
at Sc
SPICESPepper has advanced under active specula-
ton 500 bags sold &c acc cargo was sold on Sat-
urday at SIC whieh be bought under 9ic the
present asking price, 1900 lbs No. Hutmsss sod at
CSC G90c.
fiI7 SO and 600 bales Manila At l0ic., months.
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DIED..

March ~. at IL O'Clock NJ, Mrs. JE ANE MARGUE-
and men. hs
The friends Of the family. the members Of New York
Francis and Charles A. Gunand. and Of her la
Francis MERCER, are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral from the residence Of Mr. Mercer, OF II
sv and st, at o'clock NJ this day Her remains
will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
On Tuesday mornnF, March %. Of censum ption AL
BERTW. VAN BEUREN, IN the 3lst year OF mis- age
The friends OF the family invited to attend bis une
raj at his late retdence No. Is Leroys on "Wednesday
evening At o'clock as his remains will be taken to Hack
enssck, N J., on the following morning for interment
On Tuesday. March %, of asihms, CHARLES A.
HINCKLEY, aged SO.
The friends Of the family and Of his sonn law n G.
Kellogg, invited 10 at end hs funeral Wedaesiay
March a. at o'clock, from his late residence. No. 10
March 81. JOHN DOGGETT. Jr. aged IS years. HIS
remains We been taken to Dedham, Mays.
March %. DAvIDKYLE,o OF Columbus. Ca.
His friends invited to attend his this Wednes
de W morning, at Q clock ffom No 30 Broadway.
On Tue sday March 49, in the SSH year of her
age, ELIZABETH. rellct Of the late John Bedient
The atves and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this esday)
at o'clock, from her late residence, No. "a Pike 81
without fur her invitation.
At Willismsbnrsh. L. on Tuesday, March %. ANNA
AUGUSTA ARMSTRONG. vile Of fhom Armstrong.
and eldest laughter of Thomas Willett, Esq
The relatives and friends Of the family pectfaly
nvi ed to attend the fureral othe Thu rsd
March 49, at o'clock p NJ at Ohrist's Church. Bed
ford-av., near South 10th st Wiamsburgh. Tho rea
tves are requested TO meet at the house of Mr. Wet
No. 104 South 9Th. st., At !! r. M
On Monday, March %. Of consumption SUSAN o.
BANGS wife Of Nathan Bags Jr and daughter of Johu
The funeral will take place from her late residence No
le2 kldrdees Wednesday aferooon at o'clock The
relatives and friends are invited TO attend without farther
invitation.
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Receinss sfProdnce. TUESDAY. March %.

By Erie Railroads.&c. bales Wool 119l sides Leather
$40 bIs Flour IS Calves 107 bags Wheat, 80 do Corn
1880 bush Oats and 282 bols Whisky.
By Hudson Rivey Railroads.&c. bbls Flour, 90 pkgs.
Beef lz7 do Butter Is do Cheese. 34s bush Oats, 22o
do Malt, 50 do Feed lsl ,ldes and 20 pigs Leather
head Cattle SIS Sheep, at Hogs 400 bales Hay, Is do
Wool and !. 1888 pkgs Merchandise.
BY Nes Haven Railroad % pkgs Butter i25 do Cheese.
and $50 bush Oats
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday. March 90, at the Brick Church, BY Rev
DR. Spring. MOSES A. HOPPOCK to ELLEN l.. TIMP-
SON both OF this City.
On Monday. March %, BY Rev. Thes Armitags, JAS.
A. sKELDIN0 to Miss ANN ARIA. eldest ,ushssr
of Samuel Barstow, ESQ all of this City.
In Brooklyn, March Is, by Rev, n. r Nye. ALEXAN-
DER AGAR to MARTHA JANE, eldest daughter Of H.
X. Hsskips ESQ, ell Of this City.
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Foreign Ports.

Aiwhsmpca Dec. 81. clipper ships Flying Cloud Cres-
sey; ana n Palmer, Low, borh for Nsw-York Jan. 5,
At Trieste ath ult ships Lochinvar. Ballard. for Leg
ne.n hpann0noa' White, for Smyrna; only American
AT Al L ss 18Th ut ship Revenue Crowel for New
io q, LIN I'm ana o'ne,s;
Al SAN Juan del Sud ,sth ul,, brig o.snt. K,llar. I'm.
rb AR a, 5. Jag aS,h g bark John WEIGH Aus. St.
All a. iI@dad 9Th NJ bark Roa JARVIS Kingston
Portland lst onpesr, Rossn. Knss,oS j., br:
Esther Ehzabe shacsfOrd. Philsdsphs. saea iSth,
Pois Boston Aaays Mash New YORK ID Asia s Mo.
TOP Tspley do; sehr Thsuas 81. MsYhe~ Spencer Zszs
I'm: oSx Aws.:ean' Ads, Portland brig Francis Hop
ys1L a. Msn..aiils 2s,h u bark pri.ts, Rogers New
s,i t org Timothy Crosby Atwood. Jamaica.
"A AT Al Csnfs s '7a OH sshr L Wales Nor.
Mar Cha msa . .1Is Sds :sS
Cuba Saver, DO Stephen Y0u.s Gray. New Yors Al.
brig Nspuns cl,pp; Bo.toD sta bark j. W Eyer 6ye'
ID 40 es s VEL s,oyn so .sh[ Sea sles1.. Ha,n@sa
Can do ces,,ss r Jssssp ae s:e; Fun s) Nc
land, Chapman. NswYoik
Al Csreenas ia'h iss ss.ks Lo,isa Lindsay ps,.
sesphsa AR same DAY: John Bird, Bird d llim re mr.
llth; Hamilton, Neaus for Portland l5g Wo,s.r
PstsIsss for New York. d. briss Lleh Sa~ysr' sai
Gsorss y wlR ans. Einsman. fron Portland. arr al:
fnkneler, hall, from d.. Sd: Eas,ise Wat.s fs.
New leTk. ayr I'd Jaa Ann consry fro, a. . ,,
Nn Ellen Msr'a Treat. fro do. arr iS,h Msa1l5
flchois; Venus. GsrdnI; snk RIO Sargent w.. a
arr lih James Crosby. Psndlston, from Rosts, w.
81 Cen Marshall Colco,t froa do. ar i2;h: vi.,sr
PAs FEN Norfolk, srr lith. Mat aie Tsoyndks So
s. Thomas, arr sh o in 'c9 Lewis from 49,, ION
sr.st; hesxes f,Sn de-. AT lo.a cltharas Niets;,
Ta,s sosnef N.eaols; Lofhers, Bentley aad S,rssd
delphis arr 27h Hill Carer. Nelses, from Rc.nass
Ar 81 Marcis Ir.bou. Sweetser. Ion Hlvsas ~,
Rice enc. ->'h' nArr-a
A. 90 lnh. brig Hou'ton. Barker, for B,,.,n. lsx
SD from do III. siirs Nancy Pratt Cane, "a ~ 70
hneseors Cecs,d Bosioa .th; Qassn Estser, Psrdls.
tou New. fezt 3;b, erEs J. L. WniDB,s Csve, a. -
philacslphia schr Madonna. Berry Bosoa: a. h. ..
rspesen; psssd Portland; Norman. Wilson De-. is;,es
SPOKEN j Vaadale, Williams, New York sehr $500
he Ssvsrs. Portland; Oh. snrsL Il Pslner Psrt M ~
~ a. hssnSs sse- do: li:h Extra, H.as New Yori
w,,,, ssp gsl,tssn k,sdsl Portland; s.hs e. g.
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Passengers Arrived

In steamship Brother Jonathan. from Ch7ores and Sza
Juan dc Nicaragua -Messrs j. n. Fsrbank, NJ Brooks
Reid. NJ Reeves and lady. b. Warren. NJ B shop. J B.
Rimahsu NJ Walker. j. H. Duncan J. H. Brewer B.
Cutting, H. Beaver, NJ. s. Jersey Bowen. J. Fren;h
J. A. Moore. james Smith. ~ J. H. Burr, H Cox,
J e. Prescott 8. @ Groef D. N: Coffmsn, NJ Clarke j.
stust. w Wood, U Gsis,os. Patterson, =, Russell.
] Qumby. A.w, wendelshoy C. RuesIson, A. Hover.
{. Walters, Semers. G. A. pIoba.co, Thomas, 3
D Hopkins, c. Fulton. D Matterson. J. Redmond NJ.
G. Little. J Gordon, II. lndslet. D Bean W g. Hill,
g. WATSON, 4. Hobart; A Narration, Cape B. Clarke.
Andson, HIcott, =. Ducett, c. Stoddard, A. Rusk.
MINIATURE ALMANAC --rHIs DAY
BuN--Rses. 90 Sets--- ~ moON-Ssts. 10 03a
high WATER March "a
Sandy Hook 10 Gov Island IL 4%a Hell Gate Il s5m
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HuNBERr KENNY, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, at No

Il i 2f7eh6-TO MORROW, (rhursday) ASA last at
10 eclock by catalogue all the furniture contained IN ths
three ssry house No zs7 9Th east Of New York
copssting tapes Brussels ihsrain and Venetian
pets csivsd oe1 paror furniture In light bas sk
plush. suite carved mahogany parlor furniture rose
wood and usbe top center tables SOFAS dyaas
otomsns parlor extension dining tabes ercsllsas
chsmosr furniture eu<hout the house pure
hair mattresses pssses beds eat glass; china and
silver plated ware cocks, window curta &c Re Piano
Forte Also, mah gary Piano Forte, by Bradford Of
good tone and ahshp Also the Kitchen furniture
and utensils, with which the sale Will commence Caa
losues ready be had the premises. ct MAR
SHALL Junction OF I'd av. and Bowery.
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b A. Chiffon. Auctioness.


GALE OF VALUABLE DWELLING
~ HOUSES AND VACANT LOTsI IN DesiBABLE
LOCO1IONSIN THE CITY OF kEw-YORk.-COLe
Chiffon Will sell auction WEDNEGDAY,
March a. at IL clock at the Merchants ErchAass tAs
llswing:
West zsthst The two modern built three story Brick
Houses Nos 81 and - West 2sthst near ths sixth.av.
These houses have Cotton water, bath aransemsnts
&C and three deep the drst heor The ots
al 81 feet inches VIDE by % feet inches deep.
Broadway-One lot Of ground. - by 100 feet,
Broadway, west side. bet~es SD and Atk SITS.
<3d-st "A we'll built, t~ostory frame house, Bby
feet, with two story kitchen. by feet has good eel
lar, Croon water marble mantels Ac Los a By ice feet
on %sd st, near sh Also, vacant lots on 3tst. be-
tween 10th ard ilth
43,h st vacant lots t5.h st.. between lsth and
llth- avs.
SD ST. lot on 5,:st.. south side, betwsss 9Th and
fth-svs.
SD St lots on SD o.. near Brs aGwsy.
67th. 1t 3 lots on s7h 81 near broadway.
9Th II lot next 10 the corner Of 9th av and sTth o.
seth st IS lots on 8sh-s'.. near lithN.
3lst-st.--2 lots Oh 5lst mar 10th Az.
69th- ct II lot on 69th-st near 8th-av.
For maps Of the above apply at the ONCE Of the Aue
honsers. No. . Wallet.
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ANTHONY HLExcxRR, Auctienssr.
SALE of TEN DESJ.
ID. 8. HoUGH. Auctiouser.
"a NJ z

THIS DAY-At l0t A. NJ, at No. 81
u Beekmsa st, the sn,irs contsnts OF the Dwslns-
House ana Store embracing eve'y variety Of H,usshoh
Furniture French plate pier glsssss. fancy Foods. oil
painngs &c Also ysry assortment Of rich tapes
try and ingram carpes In lots to suit purchasers
Also, 6ity packsess Rpgi,h OIL cloths Also hair and
husk mattresses feather beds and pillows and variety OF
other goods too mentsn and well worthy the
attention Of housekeepsrs Goods stand till ss OF May
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK. MARCH =,
Cleared.

steamshp-Asia, Judkins, Liverpool, Y. Cuuard Jr
ships1Lizzy Ho~a,d. Parker. Charleston. J o. Baker
Co Kalamazoo, Taylor, Liverpool, T. Richardson: Iu-
he, Mou ton New Orleans, Eagle & Hazsard.
BsIksIAnn Harley. (Br) McDona'd, Glasgow, A.
woodruff; George Fsles Cenfuegos, j. w Elwell Co:
Achie, I'al Starace. Trieste, &c. Draper Dsvlin
brgs-Fury, (Br Eaton. Liverpool MS. W. Dsnham
soma; Susan Small, Small. Guayama p g. Brett Voss 4
Co; Winthrop. Crow.ll, Santa Martha, &C. Everett 4
Brown; Harriet. Marstot St Msry's. Nesmith Sons
schooners-Fiancs Sat.erly. Davis, Savannah n L.
McCready Co: John Moreau, Mason, James River,
master; W H. Smith. Harmon Wilmington. Dollnsr q
Potter Independence. Hadiey. Phiade phia J T White
Z Co; Col. Ss,srley, Eiwood, Charleston, n L. Nc
Cieady Go; Denmark. Cobs jacksonville Thompson 4
Hunter Com kearnev. Bssrse, Boston S. w Lewis So
san Mary. Sheldon, Providence J. H. Havsns; Virgins
Sfifhn Plummer, Baltimore Van Brunt Slaght.
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Arrived


Steamship Brother Jonathan gyow. Ch..,.. NJ,
a. At IL NJ, and san Jusa dc Eicsragua 18Th az
Is saw steamship Ohio steering sSW Sane d. Ia %
steamer bound to Havana supposed to be an Eegsh ar
American erai.sr March 49, LAT Is eS len 70 S. saw
Al San Juan steamers Alabama, for New-Oresns nsrt
DAY. VIM pstn or Chsg,ss, unc bark Republic briss j
Steamship Union Adams. Charleston 81 hours md.. AMI
PASSENGER. to spcoye nlsstos Co. on Charleston Bar
Georgetown al hound in ' -
Ship Gazsle, Dcllard, WANNA n.e !. r....a 49,.
sncss ~n yeas sna nks TO Taylor Merrill E1psri-
Leeml son from Boston for London via Hon. Kopx Dc
- GA Gsseai Islands, exchanged sgssls with an Am
shp bound through the Straits Of Gxsyar: signal hins
Waite and red parallel Dec as OF Java Head exchanges
slsils sa, tse Dutch ship Iada bound through
nails With Br bark ItconstsH from sstays for
49, ~ i "a q Ion IS - E. spike bark Epp,ss Of
inss LEAVING port suPpea 'h.@ with medicines Left he
Soopsi war safssosa The has e1periacsd very
SHIP Manhattan. tpkt) Peabody. Liverpool. Feb. 70
HS Ss, ,na ~ s,esisse passengers {, c II Marshall
ship Marion DAVIS, Savannah ds cotton and m. and
sps:sessers to Durham Dmon Mrch is. lat "a 40
Lon say vessel hesdsr 10 the sOu,hwird with
spas1er ana nixxen stpsNl feremsst gone D, ths
eosia and nsinnasS head ass gone was 20 far l,,.t
ship ssrsh sI Fis.er Sligo a days iron and M pass
Ss.s ks ssoas Co March a. lat % a. Oa a. sake
ship Pscaa state. lof B.,h] Maasea. Liv.r,,, r.,
essssss ana is7 sssrass passenger Had deaths tbs
.s ssg Empire Stats. Russell Liverpool. Feb 81 s,ass
sss. ~ sseeIase Passengers 10 D. KinrL.ad 60
ovsrScx,a sig yiaes March wn. Long seaaaa. fsil
Durham Dinan ''"'ee' ssvssnah days. cotton TO
,, s.Is join Stroud. Eiwsil g. Marx, ana K., va.
Mes -, s'.aos 70 Gee. Andersen 4 Co EIpsrs,c.S
rsis from II ioss Co.. vac c.ss March II, IN Lszvy
done ether dansg NAN 'oPsAh. spiif sal. and
-! Men,ca. aoins ReeEcaa 10 ds,s. -four To G1,-
isIds on the ls:h inst aas was slswa on ss,i ' Nigh
Big Noses. wicss. Charleston DAYS, cssrc. ~ ,oo
Bulker 80 's''"ss AZ, 70 y.
Big Hansspcrt (Br.l Homes. Santa Cruz N.,.h
gar AID noAsse 70 De reress Lefs M Ar, !, ~
Chaxissics- >eAA' Us, Tor
SceI SheIosse, Candy. Virginia 3 days wood
SesI. safah n Cranss. Fzis eneuIg. Va q tays va.d
to order. ~ NieA@Ai"-' 49, es9s. u'af
20 erdsr $3.50 -'"A' Da''a"ofe Gays "aea'
scAr' Mile, Nelson, Virginia sdays, wood
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DoneSfic Peffn.

BALTIMORE, March 2s-Arr. steamship pajr.,..
ssssss Ceniessen; bark Appleton, Nicksrssa Bssf,s
Few ,foIk schrs Jades Tsssy, Tosshaker, Frsntis
a. Ia LOUISA Stevens kew-Yak Mary Resd Ias.
n hIsss, rievnsnes Alice. wicks, Nsw-York. 49,
~. s"psosss, Bosss, Nsw-Yosk. Cd. ship Herms,os.'
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and consequently prices are heavy ss'ae oe"saa /"
fsr from active. Cassi@ere' are scarcely 20 ave
:. Tres were especially the fsncies, aad prices are
,o-.r than fortnight ago. Satiaess are also
s.ser. with an increasing stock. Kentucky Jeans
-. active At steady but low rates. The auction
ssIes brought full private prices. rwseds are DUP
and heavy. Fianpsls have been in good demand AZ
sosd prices. All French goods are very active
The pubIic sales are large and numerous, and bring
GOOD prices for goods of this years importation,
which are few but low prices for State goods OF iass
years style and importation, which are plentiful
shawls brought medium prices Silks OF choice
Qualities are well maintained in prices, as well az
new Ribbons. Cotton and Printed Dress Goods are
duh and heavy. De LANES sell allow prices. Ciotn'
are dull. China Silks are in great plenty on inc
market. there having been an over importation oil
these goods British goods are IN but moderate de-
nand but are improving. Prices are steady
The following is . statement OF the move
.ent IN Cotton since the LIST Of September last as
.o,.rsxsd With the pre yious three wears:
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Spoken. &C.
Whalefs,

Al Pemambuco about Feb. 20, bark VIM Roteh. Morse
lander of and from Fairhaven, put in for small stois
letter from Capt Foger. Of ship President of Nan
tucket reports her Jan 49, Tombez clean; aud also re-
ports the Java, Of Fahaven, 81 mos out with 700 bbs
he'd lost two men at TombeZ bar by the upsettng of
boatthe Sd mate, Charles Cushing Of Fsyal aged 90
years and Micah Swift of Falmouth, aged ~ years
Also reports ship Nautilus of N b. 81 mes out, clean:
Spoken Sept H. on the line. no lon ship Hector Smith,
New Bedford, 3lte sp.
Heard from Nov LAT 80 s. Ion 20 minutes t. Coy let
teri bark North America, Mason 40 3D. on
board
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ESOR SALE-One Rockaway, a close
u tmo-horse csrsse, with shifting 'front.'. sl'sbsf@s
private family or pshiie Also open tsohonss
koct avsy Carriage urh three seats. Inquire a. Ne.
South I'd o. beiwtes ith AID Nh-stz Wll'ans,srSs'
where the same can be sesn. WIN. PEASh.
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Gorses, Carriages, &t.

IN MULES for SALE. Tho sub
lOO scriber has cone lly on h. nd and fIr sale
large number Of gsO< able bodied Mules including we'll
bToss Mules Of good for any
Kind OF team work Also. amber suisbls fr shipping
also number broken for towing canals, AID lot
ROBERT HICHEY, No 1865 Washisgtoa 1t, Y sr0
the residence Of the sasscnbeg JaGesbug New jersey
on the Camden and Aa00y Railroad where the Mass
msy be seen. JAMES BUCKELEW
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Sales By Anetion.

A. II. kgawrS. Anceossef.
RY BANGS BROTHER d CO.
- Trade Sale Ros<ps No u Psrk-row
REGULAR NEh-YORx SPRING TRADE sALR
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DAVID SCOTT, AuctionSer.
TREAT SALE OF FORTY-SEVEN
- BUILDING SITES and TWO HANDSOME VII
hc auction on the sroupd FRIDAY aslh March nst,
the shove property situated On Bergen Rights Hsdsos
County N. j II mites from the Jersey Guy Ferry by
omnibus Ioute on the Bergen Point and Nswzrk Plank
Roads The public ara solicited to sIsmas the properly
which for beauty Of Local be erceed
ing as does uninterrupted view of the bay aud hsr-
Dor Of New YORK from tbs Nars~s to Fort Lee and o(
easy access 70 New York For further psnlculaTs sec
hand bills Terms easy. Inquire Of DAVID SCOTT,
Aucticneer No II Mostgoney Jersey Cry rear the