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The daily union., 1852-03-16

ARRIVAL OF THE CUBAN PRrsosERs.-The ship Prem.
ce, Captain Woodbury. arrived at New York Satur.
day morning. from vigo, Spain, with ninety-6ve Of the
Americans who engaged 10 the Cuban expedition,
and have been liberated by The Qoeen at the instance OF
our government. Their names follow
William Wilson, Armand Wer. Daniel De Wool. John
Cooper H. Thompson Daniel Geay, Peter Lacose, John
b boswell Thos. l. Lee, John D. Brown, Thomas Little
Cornelius Duffy Michael Geieer. Jos b. Guntz James
Wilson, Ransom Beach, Mchaei Koenan, Thomas Nc
Nall John Johnson, George Hold.hp, r. M Grder hsvid
Wiuhorn, Hiram West, M. X. Scott, Wm. l.. Wilkinson
E. q Bell Preston Essex, Wm, Wilson, VIM. X. McKen-
zie Chas Daley, Joseph II Hapin. T. Boyd, William X
Herb, John F. Bschelor Henry Hart, John McKinness
Henry Stsnnere, John q Bash, VIM III Hudnal, N II
Ludwig, John Garter Edgar Cres.ey. Il Pernel, Thos
Denton, O. A McMurey, A. Phillips, George w. Berry,
John A Sewers, M l. Hefron, Cornelius Sebdng r @
Mahsn John ssi6rt, VIM Bosner Louis Nagle James d.
Baker. John +. Pfewu, VIM. IL Cameron, @. g. Cook,
George w FostcrJ O. Chapman, John Klyne Isaac Free.
horn ID q Rennslsn. George Harrison, Thomas Hilton,
John Brown. Augustine Montero, T simpson, James
smith. Jose Doren George Psrr, Benl Gilman Thomas
Bryan Harry williams, John Denton, Henry Jasper, Ja.
II Hefsesy, Mecs, q T. Mecalf, Q. N. Howard,
d Il Weymouth, John Cs.sanover, Geo. Edgenon, Geo
Richardson W. H. Gait, Monroe, Geo. Wilson, Victor
Daprst Charles Harrison BENZ Hsnnsh, J, b Tragun,
p b McMuIien, E. J. OTIS, Q. Haywood
The daily union., 1852-03-16
The wings Of MISUNDERSTANDING sign.

The whg State convention OF Indiana, held al Indian
apolis The Goth ult, nominated General Scott for the
presidency, and Hon. j. Cn,tenden for the vice pres
dency, and passed resolutions laying down the platform OF
their party in which they make mention vhateper of
The compromise measures
The following the principal resolutions adopted:
Rsolped, That, while pledge ourselves support the
nominees OF the Whig National Convention know that
TIE wings OF Indiana In favor OF the nafion Of Gen
Winfield Scott the whig candidate for the presidency
and that hereby instruct delegates
convention the united Of this State Ia OF
the nomination of that owned hero aud patriot.
That The wings OF Indiana have the confidence in
the ability, patriotism, and integrity Of John Cftienden
that his opposition 10 everything tending disunon his
longkn and tried fidelity the best interests Of the
whole county, recommend him suitable candidate for
Vice Presidents and hereby instruct delegates to
the OF Indiana in favor OF the nomination OF that
disun nguished statesman for thai Office.
That have unabated confidence la the patriotism and
integrity OF Mard Fillmore President OF the Uaited States
and in his devotion to what he believes will promote the
prosperity OF the country.
That In relation sympathy for republication and
free principles In Europe rearm the resolution Of
whg State convention Of January, 1919.
That in favor OF economical administration of
the general government that now, always hero
tofore, in favor Of tariff so levied as 10 furnish sufficient
to the OF the general government
and, Mt the same me encourage home industry thereby
preventing being drained OF the precious metals, and
avoid system Of direct TAXATION upon the people.
The daily union., 1852-03-16

EXCITEMENT At CHEsrERrows.-The Elkton Whig says
"we have report from Chesertown that great excite.
ment prevailing there on Thursday sgainst the man
Roberts, who tiue suspected with having some
counerion with the Cosden murders II Is the effect
that he had again appeared in the neghborbood and had
made certain disclosures, which had set the people In
fury against him. and that there persons in pursuit
him. shoot him down sight What the Of the
disclosures have heard. Roberts, IL win be
remembered, the individual known the clock
mcnder pedler
The daily union., 1852-03-16
oomuoaors stockton, Of the senate.

Our readers will find below very interesting and
orcbe sketch OF some OF the principal events Of the life
OF this distinguished senator They are taken from
sheet in the Of publication entitled the Mis-.
sion OF America"
The daily union., 1852-03-16
State OF TEXAS, ComptroIIsr's onice,

IN compliance with legislature State of Texas
approved February l6 le32, proposals. will al this
dollars Of The hve cent United States stock
indemnify for the
boundary provision. OF an
OF tho Congress Of the United stae approved scpeber h
1850. =
Said proposals should ben, for the purchase Of said bonds
be delivered the c Ausun the
be paid said second bonds
city Of Washington, d. O. the proceeds thereof deliverable
the trd the bonds delivered
Orleans, the proceeds thereof deliverable Pro-
posnls invited for delivery city OF
New YORK and at the city Galveston and the
deliverable each Of said points
Said stock fve annum payable
annually, and years OF
paid, leaving thirteen years interest stli due
NO bid be accepted for hhn hundred
sand dollars OF the bondsi the ndvdua
more bids.
should be made without
have accrued the bonds their delivery.
Parties should specify how long before funds
% The state amer receiving notice Of the
Each bid should be addressed
counts at this place, and endorsed Proposals
United stock.n
JAMES d. SHAW,
Conn
The daily union., 1852-03-16

NOW OrENISG-CLAGETT, NEWTON, NAY A CO.
respectfully their public gen
orally that they daily receiving their fresh spring
and goods, Of the styles and latest imposon
bracing material in dress goods.
Plaid striped, and corded Swiss and cambnc muElns
Nansook, NULL and all other kinds Of thin do
Plain and embroidered linen cambric handkerchief
French worked collars and sleeves
Worked muslin and cambric banda
whiis and colorsd doted Swiss muslns
Mohair skirts
Long and half fingered black lace mitis
SILK and Iisle thread gloves
All qualities Of hosiery, Vauxe and msrno
And other goods, which they pledge themselves
New York prices
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, . co.
March 13-diwif
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WINTER ROUTE TO cHIcAao-Trsps Of Meb,s

WtNTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-Trains o Michigan,
erceped) follows '' N"'-
Leave Monroe and Toledo ais, arrive Laporte
w enee passengers plank road 70 miles
chgsn slv mence by 40 miles
miles 70 chengo Amer February through Chicago
Returning 70 Laporie waYca Lsporte at a m
and arrive AZ Monroe and Toledo at D.. m
Daily stages connect with Fort Wayne ssorss; with Loaans
Lafayette, and Indianapolis, snUh other
places the line, with the principal and south
Toledo this ins 64s p m OF a. M with the
Lake Erie South Shore BY CIevesnd
Erie, Duntirk, and Buffalo.
Passengers Cleveland Prburr.
thence " railroad and 9e miles staging Philadelphia and
York, or Baltimore and Washington.
e. ?. WILLIAMS, Superintendent.
ADRIAN, Jan. IA, 1859. Jan 9s-du
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For norfolk and Rich nond,

a ~s~1 The steamer osCFOLA win, until further notice
leave Washington for places Thurs-
2nazRsk day, at o'clock, a. m.
will leave Richmond Saturday O'Clock
a. and Norfolk at ocock .. m.
sne will touch, going and returning river and the urual
landings the Potomac and James fiver.
Passage and fare 70 Norfolk S. Passage and freight
reduced rates,
ms-du JMITcHELL, Captain.
The daily union., 1852-03-16

Washington and Alexandria Host.
a ~rs.,, THE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will de-
Eskkn~r following hourstbree connect
XzA with the boat in Washington. Boats fare IN cent-
~ One coach leaves the CAPITOL the
n Northern Liberty Market
Leave Ale randria t7k, pk, llk lk, IN, and O'Clock
Leave Washington at sA l0k ~, p 3k and 81 O'Clock.
Feb l5-du JOB CORsoN, Captain.
The daily union., 1852-03-16

Eeko-e will, until further notice. Washington
k6hzk above place every Thursday at 2 O'Clock,
Returning win leave Norfolk every Saturday O'Clock,
Passage and fare, o..
She will going returning
landings Potomac
March 3-dn JAMES MITCHELL.
The daily union., 1852-03-16

After the reading of the journal
The SPEAKER an nounced the first business in order
TO be the call Of the States for petitions
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Goth q al Oh Gloves oAes, = - Fr'Sre - Os Roy
ns..rso VI. Fosr, hos.hssi. Tobacco, Ios 'nns ooJ
Co. SEN fnne Boilers. Ie pakases Ircn wost sbl
sAosk. stses lsie ~ sll slerm OIL y esa - -
bosr Cands 20 ia Ccru u a. - 90 Poocs- - ?or %
80 a. 90 81 , Bread lsssU 5anches oai,ns Il t5i Def
10 a. As 20 vlne1r Inc. ~. . Lard s7e7 Do Hn'
sOs Che~-e LOO D. Bate ZOO let L1mt - boz. ser
rras Paper ssd4eTy, 4 Gis-. bAei CsAs
al 20 Dry Co1ash SIT - doEen " Inc TO- % Cd-r ~
tote- Beculi a patsrrs HArt1ae 200 Hoop e1'es ina
Trsfs- Gods IL 20 Fancy Gods ioi rsaks. u- TUES
p R,cs50o vt Drea Coif-h ibssO bua-he' Ouon no
-, H.ssaf 6 20 Car do Cas, I da Saddle y 10 ~ - ~
TIE Gas= y "a Drug.. % ttlS APP 10 d
Bee 10 O. Pork - Do Tor, $ 90 sap 81 al ., ~
ts lCQ btls Corn Mes ~ h- DO - fso.s : rum p
VsTliet e. ho1 LzuTe Do Nlte, ~ sooss 49, =
H.rrt-4ss bhs Porn, 10 do Beef ~ % fSsei c. -
90 DO. Bread y a. lhce 10 Oaoa - ss.
IL 81 Cheer Leather an 5cr- Far1fgr q d. pfif'
7rkss Hardware Dred Fh, Iron S- y oies eion
Ens ~ 70 rk Prints - 2. lo8,- Hay. Ion Is IS ~
ei Llrer 10 buncl,s shas - cases Na BE- fep "
W. G-.yi,.-isi gts Dru-. e hores a rams Pa
r.r rsss BardEae &C ehes ~ bS, Caai - ~ 10
$ "a I-s oa esi'-~ ~, NJ g. - r =. "a -.
or O. Cc'hs = ~ b. saact-7ed onaeo ~ 90
Noeuvare 81 Mos Lard % Fsra;are,3 cas- sSie,y
80 %. Assorted Groecr, b. J. X fssse - %
3 u esi u mber casks Rae ~ kess - ni' S.la1
Dc. fae are 90 hes Duck = Esi Asansry 81 % Ns
sal " orus ioF sui Bo5, Gar " p DfI i -
Bss is ar. seed 81, asks ''n-. = ets P-IPer I iri
p.s. sheenss CASKS Brandy Dol APaaan, 10 boxes Ia
Pro- Pig pcr-s Do Furnrr- 20 hates sosF -
&C. Cder. - ca a. Nsls, ~ csc. e " a, % ll-n
hs- Ganly haf- ~ ho mesa 90 ou - pa. -
u,r - b. T.l.f Buhr-, so hatcars ~ gas
vs IurPeune. loi 70 Nava s9'e y. e,es oinIr 20 %
Faysr Hsnsnss shoe ID ness lrA- o' psces llloes -
pc. NscAnery. LIZ Boat, : Do 5 sa'eiy fse eel,
lf'i-.i'o -. 6he'Fc. ca-cs Sso, ~ fr' Gln7o" -.
Pc. Done t no rs sop - hoarc b'- -stlis Is
Wur 5000 ol Oar, % e1i Nnessr - oS. b-Ssi -
tsi - Bread . Do tour % D. Beef = &c. fofs ets
H. hars 50i ~ 3-tis 7ooo b. Ma tarci iooa'c' -
H.. p e. DO T.csci sezt..l A. DOT coo Nus-c;s
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xHhnIers,

Arr At Prnce,o-n goth u bark Franklin S1psr from Aane
Ocean, with go bbls ol.
Arr a, Edsaosn, 18th, ship Christopher Mitchell sullivan
Zeasnd 100 day from Tslcehusno, Of Nantucket
home aud sold bbs sp
pcrisTe' 10, " Zealand Smyrna, Toby b. 81
-lst shp ss Morris, Lawrence Falmouth 900 March
Omeeo kusse Ma go 2sih G. w Morgan Sampson n b.
800 lh. barb Warrington, Edwsrds H. clean bound
Aretc April 2lst, ship Svl Vnceut, " 100 board
wss 70 cave Croa for home the let Of July The swift poke Al
phs Consccn Nan Apr ~ with 30 p al well Touched sun.
81 Island about The mode Of April Lon Nichols Providence O
% the captain, wife and fanny az Auckland " Il.
Arr At aeshuina sept ship Zsnas Coffin Arthur Nan with
c0 50 and Cd Aus 81 3is, Lev nyoa Bunker
700 sp 30 wi, Jays rbomp r. H. 81 Sept aecl
Bre. b. Oh shps Nantucket Gibbes. Man. sp I'd
Ga. carroll Ions do et0 aud all remained port sept
The Zenas Cotn reports July 49, at II s. Courier
howAnd y B. had ~ had 40 ID July 10
zane date saifa Coon and Root Edwards Burgess, whale
between the two vessels the cruise; g.
henry Coeman Nan, % thus cruise July i6 lon
w. AdeLne GAbs, W eeks r. n 80 81 al told
Al Psita SEPT - ship Conza,ee Maloy OF ~ B. with
sp ou 10 sai neat day a cruise.
Art a. ST. Mchaeis, Winslow Eldrilse Of n B. from
fGy a. and .aIied again 18th
Al Johanna, July 7, Bruce Dyer Of Faifhaven clean
spoken-lny H. of Comofo Lalds Hector Cole Of Warren
80 tbie. ~.
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ard in reouegt At buoyant prices. shsE1 arc n''sfns
crec,x a, well rnaintsired prices French Coz Ne ar
e IN request at good prices, but the stock y. without
vpr+y Of assortment and has been picker Of the best
s.,ies Prime silks are advancing In pr e Clo,hs are
,teedy under fair demand Spring goods viii arrive
8. a considerable advance in prce The French
manufacturers have more order than they can Ell II
an e1rly period, and have sorle difficulty in obtain
workrlen British goodS have been active enough TO
reduce he stock considerably though the imports have
been larger than last fall Dress Goods Of Brtiih
make have Jared better THIN usual, and sold well 70
the last Shswls are br.sk. Cloths are in fair re-
quest and steady. Blankets are active.
Messrs Z. Higgins * Co.'S Liverpool Circular. re-
ceived nv the Pachc furnishes with the oll1wiag
stoement of Exports from Grea. Britain to the United
states during the period between the Isl NovsInb'r
ls5O and the 18th October ISL, and between the Is,
November, 1s5l, and 18th October, 1852:
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Eoreign Ports.

A. Alder, Sept 81 bsrk sophrons Coann for Aascat I'D
A. Tahiti Avg 5 schr. Fd- for Francisco IA days.
Al Lahsna A 70 bark Isabelle San Francisco wiz CARO-
I lie Aaas State ship s1'era from San Francisco for China
sgon, from MsreUeaas nds '' ''A ~
A, sen Bias Aug H. bns Madeline Hrr for San Francisco
Panama, I2l MI bark. Ellen Parsons, Buuh.a Geo -;
St d a Sohe John sehfs jacob and Roe. SD 9Th Godes
Ar at csa sept sbps l. Fitzgerald Pssud I.iy
Bsrbads- 49, '-'N "''''4A' '>'''''''
At ysparaso Sept u.s. .hps Harrie, Ervns Spawn Boston,
RIO JsneIo sept g. clips Rseus., Cod, from Boston for
wstsr wswsn, from LEbon Dig stephen Lurnn CLARK Ton
Ne" fork for Ceborss repg bsrks Hy shelton, n Ran
or va 81 Tho@a Sns Bluas P'ssr rom IiSon me
Sssaa henln,E tom Charleston foe Ne" 0r,saaI deg low
He%por sccS ID col-y Te,d~e fon Baenes Are aac
H. Doagass Petersen from Baltimore, bog Mary Adein-
oaismth from sha Sailed I'D ship Warner Johnson from
sarna 9th ui bnss Bates. for Boston, 10 d-y,
sAh LOT Prospect for GoaetT 2O Nancy Pratt Bates from
mngon, n. C., GOucester Agenofs lawson from
Gouce arr VI; Grampus saywsrd from d. arr Il, OH
Lsuua Cth M parks Loud Goram 80 Me,errans.n
d. Byron Pnihan from Kns'on Ja an, sept g. s New
A,Aafsua Cd Ut. 'hp Mary Dale DAVIS from PhlaaaD hia in
TL0na. ut, barb, Hursou Mead from Aler
andfa for Barbscoes repg ; l. Crorell aiso repg.
Ar kngou ya ls t barb Mary Parker wooford from
narscbo SD 10Th bns Scotia CooE Bslare Rgd BAH Rsr
Tow Ham e. tew oresns brs H. Peter Hewitt Philadelphia
% from aHouih Ja i4n BRIG Malvern JaTmAE for Phsa-
All ~ Anh'sgo bay ia Ohi org Pawn, Miller, Baltimore Had
severe aurns u Ut, but met with little damage g
Am, Bay Tor BsiInose. SD 18TH brig Hanger Bl PAyLts
New YORK; schr. Eagle, Adams, Do
Al Neuv,2s lTth hrgs Nash Byar, e,g
days; SGssn, Thurow, DO do
AT ca eenAs about 2oA u brig John r. Dow COMBS dschsrg
ma ID about 2oth, BARI H. A KinsnaD Boston M.tsRz4.
Al f.iADIas fh ut, zs Express Ross, from New Yogk via
cacsnss Gov Parrs, York, dchNSnE CD e,h bark John
ave- Chase Portland Sid 2ft brs John DGtton Bureii New
f0Fk.
Arr At Havana 18Th g bark ofne 81 John Dodbnd FROM
ton 10 days h RIO Johnston DO Goth, b.r Martha Aan
enek Ec~pcrt 10; 2lst brig X b. La~ton Gsrdine Do sd
previous to kih saris ena puree for New YORK. Isle De Cuba
DO brls Cards. Melville New fo,k
Al D. I'd hrs coa6drnee, Neville Coz Peusaeos also schr
srppoeed the Midas viii loss OF fore and iopnsst
Al h0rtevceo lt Anlsson Thompson from New Yo-t
dss, bra ALI Cd Hanmosd 6rern from RIO Grsnde lne
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DIED.


r0v l. Mr. ELIZABETH EEALIo, ased q var .s .,
The brds and relatives a tEe sHly resr@caJ - ~
siteaJ hsr unesl lis sfernooe Il eSocf ron iS
her Ca 1--we Nezsc, ". 81 Great ,-..-t -,
On he 50h Occh@T a. FeT l1rana Nons ~ - 80 81
~ d.nesf Ars NARY 4 sccLI'IONh- IL '-5 '' -
her.
re- A. CoRSEIIA u dau-h;eT q shffhar = 80. a.
The e1os aad reiatons Of the FaiJ are inse- y - -.
neral on Wsfrr-dy the - inst a. y S,,.ss
to1e Of ia-her, ne Visss 81 kast, - -
p1-,~e C,rrsgs- viii he ~ N4iing AZ NAsa-e D
10 oeIe. 4 ~ tram Of Of te Hafen lsA.oet - .>A
On fhe evvrins Ct tie isi INST JOHN d. lh"i''A' |
year a. -8 10 ~. ..,--.s N Wei
ts,ay rorinr atlGo,oct. ,rola h. re fe''s7af' 20
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PHILADELPHIA M.RKEr.-T aesdau. Nov. 2

The Election has absorbed OF pubic to-
day a. there hut itte bushes. doing The private
Gu By the have had effect upon the market
for BEEADsTUFFs. Tie stock Of FLOUR is exceedingly
small 40O barrels sold for city consumption - IS y
barrel which the general asking for shipping
bisnds and at 81 SIS aS4. In RYE FLOUR and
Coks MEAL salss have been reported We quote the
former AZ 81 and the latter AZ - 57..
WHEAT continues and IN demand both for mil
ling and expectation; ? 200 bushels prime Red sold It
G. % per tusfel and ga 5000 bushels White 81 o. No
further sales Of RYE 3oCo bushels southern Yellow CoRN
cold a. ia IS cents soat OATS in fair request Two
esrgoes ofiDeawsre sold a. 50 cents per blshe WHISKY
Unsteady Sales Of 800 barrels al IS cents and hhls "a
cents.
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PHnAprtpuA SALys OF STOCKS Tacsda,

Nov FpH Beo,d55 penn BR al - L-hsh. II; 40 Lone
Island l5 a. do 10 100 do l6 1850 d. lG4 100 Do, lNh
go do IO 600 Lehsh g, p +oO do, 81 sI0O sch Nav
g. ~ ron co.'s DO Pref, \ s4OO Penn B., u 500 Can
den Amioy 10 1908 900 DO 10 ne 500 Iteadas -
20. gF4 n Nofth Am. Ins., ltf.
So,d Eoa,dsico sunbrry r II g. u % s5o Long Island
H. r., AZ go do s's s3f0 Sch Nav ~, -, INK go"
d. % 400 Bsrrbuig IA sipO Ch aud Del - - lol
Penn H. A. 100 Noutown, ~ III d. 49, fie" ie
high q7h fOe WI 81 40 do, ~ s5toO d. F3s
Ieah. siA - sch. Pref nh 10 A. lnt, l6 lOJ Read
Ir,f { sprns Garden o. 20, lO5 - sch Wae Wos,
Il A 40 sch. stock scI,p, -
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The recerts of Coal az Baltimore in each Of
,ast Fix years have been as annexed
This year the receipts will amount TO full Ave hun.
bred thousand tune.
Exports from this port for the week ending

Nov 9:
LrIreer-ls44 tales Coon Oh ApYl-. 800 DO Four
Gases Boots b. In Teeth Indian Rubber Goods Do
Ciohns Go TOYS, 81 bales Toosoco 400 bs WIS ehose
go do a. Er pas 10 Pera-ry Do Books
5S2 bs wh.etone s6c7S 30 Cheee e49 d. Manufactured
Wheat, s. hsks Hop. p IS sperm o. rags
EVtL-llOU To- Naval sior,S
bales Cotton Horn scrap- ks Fur
81 60 Naval store, % d. App 1880 bush West. 800 L.
Msaefa ;uyd Tobaoo. Il BIs Furniture, IS coiios
k1srssHs- ris sis az India Rubber Goods Do Books
Do silver W y bs- Hats
bIfsES-sl bids Icoscco. Il crroon. Tobacco sf Csrs
tt cAeusd Booe so % Flour 800 d. Naval
Oooa, Go Coeks, - do Gun Copa lCs d. Ginger ts0 B.
Mhslesose 20 ss NaAossny ls sovs % pts sasssA
asI-ss7s ssls. cooa bb az ssls A.hs,
ss .es Ca,s'esa oo tee-s Do Pss China l2fo csu..
MAesi eafeL K Goods IS Do cops ss N,bosAay
sistI9co bh. Ssysl Ls-ood 10 600 Store
l7cco Cissr,, 30 tsgs CO6ee
B.Tss SsErs Axris.s cOtess-iIIobbl Foa 80 d Con-
Nea 90 DO Por 100 D. Ese $50 bushels whsl y aOIss
6iAs-.
Bs-r wr,r IsBH.-Is-4 bb,s Four = 10 RI. Va. y IA
- 60 Beef d LAID Of % Cder az DO Ouoas sr
Bred da sssr-s Tarpsatne lao "a com ~, rs
pgrcteOns OF Meal si47 D. Batter 75Is o. ces 50, A.
Lac is 90 sEs 5l1s d. kanuetusd Icbsoco Gases Boots
~ n waI so bushes Corn khl. Tob.o az. Hs-s-
pks nrgs, ~ ?. s Pea. IS Hor,e- 90 hu Horu-d Cate,
70 Hay shools ptg- Faruase case yarus.h 50
Trs, HooSs psss woot-ae ie Rsrr ~ ar css.
We, boxes Tea, l. osslsts Chsns@sse-
Daifss At'fr.lS pseissv. Furniture LIS DO H.rd~are
SO b5i. -Four 500 DO Naval Stores s4Gp Brcfs u ~ n,
Hsn- i6 - Cheese fse Do sana.cfurea To6ler eass-
vuash y hss. Hos as sses syrup snd Prs.srT~. 100 -
Oder coo paciases wooSsar. 100 ossas Dry cOash kss
A.I,',s Ear lss.-0o Goa. 20 case. H., 500 y.
h.asfsciurco Tobacco.
Brs-d 81 DoH-.te Ma. n Ia P<ilsa cods.h 81 a. osess
- ~ 60 fos.iaes 80 Rye n-., - P.ckas-. Dozsst
Ne Nsssssssa ss sl 10 BssssT 90 a. - . 40, D.
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spoken, &c.

May 49, lat 81 20 ~ lon 20, L. s. storehp supply 6 days from
New YoTa for Chnn.
June lat % lon q W. bark The,s willows from Boston
for Manila II days all ~ehad had hight winds from aud
Gains Ia d4y.
- lat 10 81 lon "a a. brs osceo from Rio de Janeo for
Philadelphia.
Oct H. lat 81 so ~ lon g. passed bark steering y,
showing blue snal With a red cross
O - lat - 80, y 10 brig Flora from BI imoce for Jamcs
oct a. South shoa q NaniuckeSE 70 miles passed hs
Clement, rom Boston lor Savannah.
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IHE Lone AeoSr Is ,Oyry-No ,hat a.

kiess question between Seost aud Pr. = So ~
the iass son aaStsss and o1s Of ar On to
gard TO thoss Rich Shawls s,ISs eaes'ene2t N ~
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To NIarlnerS.

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the Of for three days, the weith
permitting saturday repairs substitute wall be
furnished, although the light will be- somewhat inferior
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Receinfs Of Prndnce y

By North River Bodts-l5 GA bbls Flour Is do Ashes 81
do Nhsky ia boxes Cheese $40 bushels Barley and
Il. se6 do. Wheat ~ ~
BY Erie railroads.&c. bbls Flour, s. do Wheat IS tcs
Beet 81 boxes Cheese, and ~ packags Butter
BY Ner-Hatoa Railrod@-lO5 pigs Butter and $50 bxs
Cheese.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
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Shr--Lberfy PEABODY. ke~ 0sleans stan.o.
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sekoe sers-Tnncs Ssffsry D.v. Wilmington Dar-.. n ~.
N-ernts, Perrne hsiasords " hecr-.dy ca; Rnr~i4
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MARRIED.

On Tu,sdy o. g. ne Church Of he Holy Try bfoo<Jn
ty Rev W X Le<5 DID, Rev. u. GOODTIS. Of BofS5,ssn
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