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ORNAMENTAL IaoN FuRxIrURr.-No. 3O9

Broadway. Duane st-Ths nsst extensive and va.
RED assostment Of Ornamental Itoa Furniture Of
fsyst for sale IN this city, ssstsg in part Of 0asxs Wire
window eAadss excluding he view from the street the
celebrated Elliptic SpnSs Chairs; IroA Bsdseads Of all
and variety Of ssk Iron Cradles and Iron Cribs;
9oys Or ChdrsAs Bscseads sizes Elsvstiag Lsuugss;
iag Reds,eads als,. Mattresses Of pure hair maAufac.
eured at the Institution for the Bind. All at reduced
Swine KETTLES II have some of the
in aalAst. An good husbands in favor Of "Wonaa's
xahts" ievited TO call asd purchase smiles and
COED u tea will be her reward Fer sale retail by
LUCtUS HART No. Burlins -slip.
PIANss.-Hallet, Davis e. Co.'S, Gil
hsr,'s and CAchsrnss with many Of the best New York
Psnos and second hand great bargains GouLp
RkRRys Ma. ss1 Broadway. Pianos TO let Cash paid
for Pianos.
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HosrKRY BY THE CASE OR DOzEN.-
Heavy styiss of Hosiery new dssdsYavm in the CITY
ss tsads can be ned Of RAY ADAMS Importers and
AIaputacturs Of Hosiery No 81 WillIan- st. Pine.
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GREAT BARGAINS ~ CARPrrINGs Pr
fsnscS HuMrHRIy. No ~ brsadwsy cerpsr AZ vsus
st. having purchased largely az the large auction
salss viii dispose Of the II the following lev pyicss
RicA velvsss. lss.; rApsstr - Brssssls IA Thrss
ply. . TO g. Ingrahs. u. 10 -, and all other Foods
equally low
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~ Madame THlLLoN, at Niblo's, is the

csIscnfcaton Of grsee beauty and segapes. and
Ne Caters, Slippers Sc At kILLRRs in Cxnalst Oas
draws crowds at Nitlos the other draws crowds at MI
1Gs Madame pours her notes. Miller takes in the
Lots, performances AL come away delighted deter
mined to 60 again to N,blo's asd
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OPKRA-GLAss CANks beautiful article
just Paris aad for sale at No 50 sidsa lane
Glasses eyoellsnt.
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~ j. II. TOWNSEND a. 20. are now
Offering ars sud 90 eYoid assortment Of Tapestry Brus
ssls three ply and ingram Carpets, Oil Cloths So to-
esther with an ock of Dry Goods to which the
attention the public parculy invited at No. l Green
Wch IT,
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EsrAsLIsHKp Is25.-In this, tho twen-

SpRING CLOTHING Our stock of Mems
and Bow, Clothing complete. with every style Of
RarnsSs adapted to city trade and southern ana Wesefn
mnIkets Psichsssrs wi find good assortment 20 select
Gom BoUGHToN n KNAPP, Nc 50 Maiden lane
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DIED.

On Thursday, March ., FREDERICK II v.,,...,
ehud Of L. Henry and Sarah NJ Cobs aged re- s ~
days. anu "
The relatives and frieads Of the family arr r.sn..,
invi:ed 70 attend the frera without frtAer nos,c. NV
sitenoon al o'clock from No. lss Chysre Il nssy p
ingoa The remains will be sxk Green voo Csr
On Taarsday morning. March 4, ALICE SSf IVsr1Y
infant daughter Of Dr. CALVIN " and Email. n YnsAA'
spIeh. aged moktks and "a dsys. - "''ea-
The relatives ard friends Of the family are rs.,.,s
invited 70 attend the funerA from the resdss,s ~
parents. Ne M Dtvisoa ST. Saturday ,nsSsns Ass
o'cloek, without further invitation - ~
On THURSDAY, March 4, AUSTIN J.. younrs,t no, Of
and 80 days "''asss,
The friends and acousinsancss are respectfully in,s
50 East sfd 81 ~' loSn NO.
On Wednesday. March g. WILLIAM JOHN. ;nf,,.
o. John aud NaIcy BLACK aged - months aud 20 s~. 700
Tie me- DIS Of the anny respectfully uvtsd - ,
tend the faoersi fEstsy the 9Th inss frcr NJ AZ
weed ~s. W ofe9n-
os Wednesday morning. March ., ROBERT a rrrrn
nsoatAs aaA dAy ssso ~
The faneral viii take place 1t the ros:tsne, Al n.
ienss No tls Grand o. walizmssurEh, At s,si,eS -
nat IAs fr'sads 81 sas famis rsseecfaiiv
On Wednesday, Mach J. At Alb.ay. cATHAuSr
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ur;dse Company have elected ioan Coope'' Esq o.
ca',,r,hia Pre- sdeu. of TIE said Company vice Da.
"a pinehsrt. Esq, deceased.
The Money Market is easy and the rates IS
n-., Good three and four months paper vas IN
s.m.,a YESTERDAY at y cent. More paper snan was
sT.r.d could have been done at these rses'
The Board of Public Works of Ohio have
s,.d n. rates OF toll on the Ohio Canal for the CUT
rem, wear Upon many ofshe leading articles redac.
,,ors have been made. In 1851, the through Roll
upop -four was 2lc On and in the same proportion
Of Al d LOCO h upon pork, beef and wheat. unser
the new rates, -four, beef pork and whiskey pay g.;
% evt or -four I7c sm. y barrel Wheat, 1873 miles
or over, &c. sm. p bushel; Conn., 40 miles or over
a. Am On Salt not Of Ohio manufacture, re-
due,ion of l2c. y Dbl. is made T. now pays isc. y
Dbl for any distance over 100 miles The tolls upon
Ssh and lime are reduced in similar proportion
With those on salt.
The following statement shows the con-
djtion of the Bank of South Carolina AID Branches,
Southwestern Railroad Bank, Planters and Me-
chanics Bank Union Bank Of Charleston, State Bank
of South Carolina and Bank of South Carolina, ac'
cording to returns made to the Controller General
on the 3lst OF January:
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MARRIED.

Or Wednesday, March 3, by Rev. W. Roosevelt. RALPH
L HOWELL, Esq, ts Miss ESTHER OsrROM, ali Of
On Thursday, Feb. 10. by Rev. G. II. FISHER WALTER
CNDERHlLL. OF the arm Of 4. 7. & W. UnisrhiiI "a
MIA ADEIiNE daughter Of Gersrdas De Fssssst Esq
On Thn,sdsy Esrnins. March 4, by Rev 7. K. sAnasr
Redd ali Of this City. " '" X
GA Tbnr:day Mach (. a, the Church Of the pivin.
Unity, b. Rev Mr.. Below, GEORGE WOODNaE
Esq 70 MIS- LUCY H.. daughter Of A. B Darsnd E,a'
In New Brunswick, M. on Wednesday. N..ch (, n,
Rev. G. Webb, s. VAN WICKLE TO Ns, AM ~
daughter Of George ". Stout, ESQ. No.
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uunSr1u<s = n MI. Tssss.s. 49,.
pru.ApsLHmA Thunday. MAreA :. is5l
v.>aas. = asma1d bat thsrs 70 noae here, ana eoss
~ zorro. l. .cSsr.ss asna 2 r no Pm, rss
sss1 lissd and only go esls yan -, s ssd
.s ~ rsssssly Dc saad 81 as Snail sales f,f ID:
n eks trade ay - 252s4 37s for common and so,a
~ 81 l46S5 50 for choice byaads sad fancy lots
s-sSii sale of RYE FLOUR at 8, 80 obi Ia Con-
Ri heTe 10 more doing. Sses Of Loco bbs a. ~ ~
XX.S1vw1ns and 80 i22 for PenBsyiv aniaA
ee.ss II more freely aHs pcss have s,ea Rsa
~. bushsl. We quote White az SiaSt ~ "a a
lsef Pennsylvania Rye at "a asd so9'nen ~ ~
Of Yellow AZ COZ &C and % ne " nlso
SSc oars are in limited request; 500 bushels a az
- "a n s5ic bushe Some Psnnsy ANA ~ so.,
E1sTY e dull Small sales Of barrels at &c ana mus
lxlSs OF srocKs-Fvsf Boerd-Sl 500 .: d o. o..
NJ ne aead RR ., 'oSo ~ d.s =, su &c" Csaal S. &
la = 10 1si 90 40 q ~ !, Penn se,s % T..
81 a Morris Canal d; 500 Anssh'ny County hA
S3Seo a.s 4, Penn. RI. az; 100 Grard Bk III
49, ~. ma; Siose spriDs Garden g. es 9s. $50 Rad
al ~: go Sch. Navg &c, 6s, "a $s,3Vo oe, al $s'V
~ 8. so1 sfoe Lebigh g., 81.
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THURSDAY, March -. NJ.
Thers was reaction in the Stock mar
kst this moning partly the result Of the late rapid
n b the leading fancies, and partly under ramoys
that Louis Nspolesn had been sssassiaased. TAs
principal affect was upon Erie and Reading,
which have Tisen very largely within few days.
Win sales Of 1909 shares, Erie declined II y
cent from yesterdays closing Price. Reading sold
= IL szssnt Of 1850 shares, and fell OF y cent
Narsich declined ! Harlem !; Hsdson River l.
&C. Esw-Jsrsey Mining was bsoyant The Enc
gseurikes were Arm. and the new CsBvsrsibles
sAew AntAsr advance Of y cent closing
q q 81. The FUM Mortgage were also 10
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LATER FROM THE RIO GRANDE.-V

LATER FROM THE RIO GRANDE.-We
AAvs nsounsville papers Of she 18th inst. We and
very little news The Bdndro Mericana, paper
publsbed IN Matamoros, thiaks that another attack
On that city 10 feared The first Alcade OF the place.
Rafael Quintero has issued proclamation, in which
tions but says that the authorities prepared to
receive him and rcpel his assaults. We learn that
Caravsjal had gone up the river with the intention
Of making an attack on Camargo. He had not yet
received the yeinforcements which DO had been ex-
0oCtinR
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AMERICAN SHIPPING. following is
An extract from letsey to house In Boston, dated

BATAVIA, Dec 39.-No American ships have been
e6sed for charter during the month 50 has been the
current rate the Continent but a. the American flag 10
uoa admitted in Holland vi the rate Of duty the
Bssh and other hass ships completely shut out
u that trade While the Dutch flag the contrary i'd
utsd in Amenca upon the footing Of the privileged
lsNeus The panish chip Harpys 10 loading 5000 pcals
CA6ee for New York account ut CO S. per tuu.
ne Csffse cost 26f. Dor pl"
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w1s q An'hshy l. HarIson AGED % yeHs neasas' "a
~ days
TIE reattss fsuds and scqssrtsness Of he! ssAand
ard ,hfsc e6 the family respectfully avit' Is s,fend
hsr fussral without further iRvitan az FRIDAY afss-
noon oc'oct from be rssdsacs Of ker fs,heT Dr.
John J. Mitchell. No. 6es Brcad~ay
In Martham csnada wr... on fhurvd.y. Feb 5, Mrs.
JuLlANA A., rsact Of the LATE Rev J. D. Petersen.
ed
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CoURr CALENpAR-This Day. SURF
nsoR Csunr-Nos 50, 465, 46a, g. 400, a74 1886 25s.
$50 49, sos 800, 57 SIS 49, $40. SAL s92, 593 oS4,
So s26, $40. $50, 5Sl, $50 to $40, Ssh.
CmcuIr CouRr-Nos 237, 22s, 2ss, $40 to ga, 246
70 252
SuPasxR CouRr--Gsasrsi Tsrm.-Nos. IS, SO, IS,
~. SO, 50, u to 90.
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pAnx J. ". roYYlr tcf Newhsrypsrs, Wakcs. fvon
wilmnstss, n g., with Of resin. for MxGsses,
Thai porf Feb IS hav nj discharged T. repair.
sosr Gao EVANS, Kelley. Of ssd from HAT Mschiss.
A.. Nsw-Yoyk which sskese nockpoTt bf lke
ur ana the pieces. and her cargo iunbss. wensss ssAa
the gaie f9,h ul.
srssn red severe weather the psssss, sad isaks
badly. - -. .--..-,,. No..
ID abandon ed voyage f san 70
aIe.tta o coo vessel and seshs Money
teaasd OF not earnsd) NJ the Boyiseon once; u" on
vessel aud freight moLsy at the American and sseo on
vessel at the " ashngtos-
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Total resources OF The BANKS 10
The following is an extract from letter
in THsBuGaio Commercial Advertiser, dated February
20, 1852:
There will be considerable less grain from Lake
Michigan than last year, in the aggregate There
We shall get double the Corn frsm the Railroad we
did last year. and partly because there were more
acres planted and partly because the road extends
some forty miles further into the country The yieid
the year before and the Corn not quite heavy in
weight Ii il likely that not moro than hafthe Corn
will reach us by Canal this that did last year This
Illinois River is now navgaole and ooass are carry
ing off the produce to st. Louis very rapidly.
There is q much larger crop OF Oats than was
ever before known in this vicinity and the Eastern
market will warrant, large amount will 60. on.
The quantity of Flour and provisions Will be about
as last year There is a larger number OF vessels
and propelers wintering here than run IN the Bunao
trade.
Opinions are various in regard to freights the com.
ing spring. Vessel owners hope TO get about last
springs price, which was about Sc. for grain, while
grain holders claim that freghts VIII not exceed 3c
% bush. Ii IL very uncertain a. what PRICE heignts
will open. The very large amount OF railroad lroa
to como up this season will make up freights very
high, particularly il down freights are very low.
The immense amount OF grain upon the lower lakes,
and lumber upon the upper lakes, together with the
iron and other freight, will no doubt give the ship
ping very fair business the coming year.
Western merchants are very poor this winter-col.
lections have been difficult to make. ana the con-
sequence will be that few goods Will come to iii.
nois and Wisconsin this spring
Markets.....CARsyuLLy REPORTED voR rns Tnr.vsE.
.AsHEs-rh. market j: stead, bit qast 70, both ,S
The receipts are rather larger.
COTTON-Ths staple 10 steady. The annouccsrnshs
Of the steamer America at Halifax checked business Toe
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ow market for we.tsra AMI
State Flour opened steady with fair local and Ea.tera
demand and some inquiry expert the latter ecsed
easier influenced By the advices per America bat tn.
transactions moderate at the decline The bstt-r
grades are steady and more saable Canadian is very
quiet At 81 SlaS4 s7t in bond: The sales Of Domestic
reach $500 bbs at 81 SCI 81 81 fer TO strai'ht
state: 81 8las5 Ia} for Michigan and Ind ans; 81
81 "a for avorte State and common TO good OHIO New
Orleans Is nos offered and il acid az S. Southern freely
offered and 10 lower demand fer export an the
heme trade. The sales moderate a. inside figures.
10 good brands and 81 e4GS5 az for fancy Rye Foar
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Passengers Arrived

Ia steamship Roanoke, from Norfolk and RicAmos6-Dr
] sstherisrd vixlmi Ard lady j. O. Courtney, Raw
J. G. sulsr W Walton. N. Ysiverton, d Eoss.as LADY,
J. Cannon and lady. J. Manning. Nj S,ilaan W g. Je9-
pes G W. Demmnee, @. W. 6Arvsnt. W. A. Caves, e.
small J Smith A Williams, A. n Canninsh ham, j Ward,
Yves, N G-shnm, A. DAVIS. 9aman, l. Avsry,
A. Meixili Richards r. Hanssoa, w. Hopaad' ana ~
in The stseTsge
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MINIATURE ALMANAC----rHIs DAY.
sUr-Rises---- Sets---- S s. McoN-Rlsss---.---
HIGH WATER March
Study Hook.1 SIN Gov. Isand-e Ism He'll Gassle IAN
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Yeb. 7iat Is a6 icn a. TO- ship Costsa, 81 bafn hom
Esw-Orcs "a ds.. fer Liverpool
Feb lat Al a. ion Is go bark Dsphcs, Grove from
Liverpool Tor Boston he report OF her sase on the inh
have be cet-)
Feb 49, Ion II. snip Robina. nom Liverpool Tor
New York. ......A.
Feb a. A. n Dat 40 40 Ion. IS vas seen steamship
Eusosa Lott, from Boston for Liverpool S.
Fs6 17,3PM., lat Al Is, Ion. sS, was seen "samsaip
Canada from New York for Liverpool
Feb 49, 4P NJ, of Cape Hasteras. were seen snp !uns
Howard and bark DudeT both from New YORK ior
Chaieson also bark paLtsd black with red s'rsaA'
stseIngS 49,
New York (Dec 81 for Sumatrs
JAN 49, lat Is q Ion IS Co. bark A. j. Harvey. Cope
frp m Rio Sapeiso for PHILADELPHIA.
No date. lat 10 g., lon -. bark Dragon Andrew, nom
Feb H. OF Iuskar the Chiis,ona from Liverpool for st.
Marks, Fla.
Feb a. lat 81 o. Ion a. ship Blanche. (Br) from New.
York for savannah.
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Receipts or Produce. THURSDAY, m.rcha.

hecelPn q Froduce.-- THURSDAY, March Z.
B. fle Erie Raroad -s97 bbIs Flour 800 bush Whsat
$50 90. Core. 4,eeo DO Oats and 24e sides Leather
BY ne Ne Haren Railroads.&c. pkgs Butter and IL bags
Flour.
BY the Hudson Rsper Ra iroad-5o bags Flour s pkgs
PORK casks Ashes bush Oats 534 do Baries J97
do Malt II head Cave 50 sheep ass Hogs as bsls %h.
H. $50 bales Hay % do WOOL and 2o3 pkxs Nero han
dlss
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I
is, except about 20 miles at the eastern end. the
IRON for which Is now at Dunkirk and which viii ne
'aic GOWN early IN the ensuing spring
,sia ne SqVipment OF tAe road on the lst january,
1904 consisted Of % locomotives (includinc 4 pur.
chased and delivered a. Buffalo, which cannS, reach
Mienigsn Until the opening OF Lake nsvisaton.) 10
ca0s 42o freight cars. equal Of four
The preceding statement is exclus;ve of tia
Northern Indiana Railroad. the exoenditnre unan
wnica up to lsi January, ls5a for all purposes Of
sSnsuucton and equipment, had been st353 Ie3 as
THIS road was opened for use to Laports (ls1 niles
nom Lake EIie) In Decemsev last and from Mlchi.
gan Ony 70 Chicago on the Goth Inst. A contiguous
nne Is thus termed BY the Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Roads from I axe Enc 10 cb;c'so
Win the exception OF IL miles between Laporte and
Michigan City, which is now supplied by PLANK
c m"no :sasSted that the entire line viii DO
without interruption from Lake Ere 70 Chic,so
fmtneF expenditures VIII be required for COM
Pietng We stations ard aSpo. accommodations. aud
steamboat connections upon the Lskes The
woik OF construction upon the road will be SUB.
NannaiIy completed previous to the issular Of the
of,Ns rogo.a u 9uie next By which time the cost
VI 'ae WORK can be desni.ely sscer,ained
Inc rails Of the Piattsburgh and Moatre-
nA@iHosd have OK been contracted for, and will b.
'snseso oy the Let Of July. The tracks viii 30 laid
Oh inc i" Of May commencing at Pia.sssurss.
The Montreal and Lachine, and the LAKE
aao ,. Louis and Province Line Railroad Gonna.
niss have been consolidated under the titI. az .h
Montreal and Nsw-YOrk Railroad Company. The
Csnsda portion Of the Plastsbursh and Nontrea
Road Is also in forward and promising cosai,ion
expected that the cars viii BE- in operation over
the entire line, dom Piasisbursh 10 CaasAaawAsa,
BY the Let OF August next
The Chicago branch Of the Illinois Geo.
srd Railroad Is 10 b 10, 10 contractors in fe Gays,
and also the branch from Peru TO Cairo.
The Directors of the Col9abi, Baas aad
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uroln our coresposdsnss.J

r I'LL ADGLfHIA-Aryfped-Shi Sea Lion. wilma,
rrsh paIk Essie. Matthew. Boston brig Dunbsr
York. ~~'"' "sssse's soiAhsx, new
B2sk esrasossa, A. sssisy. New 0rlssns br;rs
posce 4; ]. Cohen. Daley. Csr6snas; seRm Dss:".'
iss. Eev-Ye7k. - $3.50 "ss'ss' Oesa-
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$I39,537 81 $3i3,40a o.
l39,537 81
Increase about 1875 per cent %
The earnings for 1881 were upon a longer line than
was open for in 1850 25 miles OF new ROAD nav
Ing been opened in March, and aooat 20 more IN
September, 1881.
the expenses for repairs and operating and msn-
aging the road including taxes and rents OF the Erie
and Kalamazoo road Tor the year 1851, were $l37,
404 10.
Expenses OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lSI fO4 ~
Two dividends of per cent each, upon the
amount OF capital stock paid in have been declared
ist July, 1851, upon $7l26Oo, being
I'd January, 1884, upon 5000 o2o-.-...... 63,l4l 40
The total Amounte expended In construc-
ton and for equipment to LIST Janu-
rsSV Is2s vas. .;:,.-;:-.-------.. S9S1S'osa 10
The Indebtedness Of the Company atthst date was
~ follows:
7psr cent. Mortgage Bonds due
In 1900. TOTAL amount issued 81 100000
Less amount unsold ... $4,000
---$9oo,ooo 90
Balance of debt due to the State of Mich.
gan, payable $50, 900 per aanum, with
interest at per cent. .........-..... 100000 90
Eight per cent Bonds, due in 1888 sl,6l4 90
AL other Indebtedness, after applying cash
and available mean, on hand. 80. ls7, oes ~
Capital stock subscribed 92700
Less amount unpaid. ........... $1,000
- oos, 200 90
Due to income account for amount ex.
penced In construction ........... l5l,l99 20
,. .o.a- ,37S0e2 05
mortgage Bonds on hand, unsold Let Jar. . eos 900
Amount payable on stock subscriptions at
same ua'e.' --...------...--..-...---- 800
IotA..;-...--.;----. .Slsi $40
line main Inc of ~ road sal hu,l, -
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BY TELEGRAPH.

bOsION March Tod ship aniel ehs.e for 7 iv.r.
peo Ssn dsarssta fee Havana; Eut.w. Tor BaIti%,re
iss!1 asI Ge; chr LsnsiAna Ter Porr. q, Psince
p.sfs wonprOhp March 3-AIr nip Gina from the
Us here ssoss Jan &c lat IS 50 lon 50 es bs1S Ss,o:
.iss.d ss q,oi leaking badly vhsis bound not
Jane, Psrn,, Fseru.ryl lat Is 90 len ~ ship
easss on ~ s ,5s AT nip Msss ss CAL
IN lat. g N, ion as % z P~'''1 o""pAhs NOV. 90
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srr Jan for Calcutta Sid JAM -. bark Race Horse
Al Smyrna. is, ult ship Leland. Hall from ,ston,
bark: M%csa, King from Do 81 days ps,sags arr sSsh
TO load for do Sea Bird Smith. and 6uana Watson fol
At Malaga 4th ult. brig Hollandsr Poosland for Bos
ton. lds: Sid 9TH, bark Nautilus, Lincsa, Boston
SDIa'L .s ns sas L,as pspSis.on for Bo;toS
At Pernambucs IN alt, bark suiiots. Drinkwser FOL
Boston or New having sid previously and put back
Morrisen, Gavett from Richmond laboat Dec l., dscbs
Bark Mary. Baker. from Philadelphia about Dec 49, nd
ma Pr FEB. FEB ss% ba S 81 oi H: for New
YoIl mex, day; brig Edward Lind. for New YORK in 10 d'
At Ponce. p i7th ult bark j. Forbes, Francis for
NewHaysn days. briss fremont Church. for Phiadsl-
phia v.ncouver, swcstser, for Wilmington N c unc
New York 3days X G. Bishop, for do Ids Azot, CAL
At GosaivsS asd uI brig Egyptian. Rogers, for Boston
Ar. At Trinidad 18Th u, bark Gen Jssop Fisher. st.
Sid. from Asriel l1,h ut brgs belmont Locke, Gray,
Boston; Catharas Mary. Warren, Baltimore Queen
Ar at Csrdenas 10Th ul. brgs J. L. whipple 0eysr,
and vsne ALA, Williams Boston Civilian, Nichols, do
saa sss:s ssl
sS A% T,d Hr! wm, ,ss SD I;h brig.
At 6Iaisnzas nth ut barks +. A. Psrler. wood
ulc Scott Dyer Hill for NswYork ds Regatta, Pratt,
Ar at DO 18th ut, bark earasac, Bgisy Havana brgs
3. Young Wooster and William Crotch Gyer, do lath.
bark Goodel. Hartman. Boston brg Motto. Vinpg,
tine COs.I.l end sunbeam. Lincoln. Hsyana bns T. ".
Denton Hosman DO sd 10Th. naies Potos Bets. Port
Ss ing sSs%s Hating Sab Boston f
5 ssef MiSs Msi.
H.r'sg. Ps,s P:s;,cols bIiss orincco Lswss. Bath
c. Dow. BlaAchaid Boston 10; barks Primo sson Page.
Bath 20; Hazard. Gardner and Martha Aana, Mss,-
3oth, brig Frances Ellen Islsy, Portland co. Sid l7th
steamer Ohio. Schenck. Chsgres schY. Slam, Durham,
s.apS:1 Pssse Paige, Lians9sn. sisna Ms
rena; 18Th bark LucsSne Yates. 6agua bre Cardenas
ESss S:,5 ma'
Al do. 2ist ship c. Colon Cedes for New York. about
ready bark John BensOa. Dibb'e. Tor do. soon.
port walton from winins tOn N c. Tor MsIsss e., ssss
oisasers N. Bridge Ssutevant Gom Malaga for Bos-
ton bad fnishkd dig briggs Tusket (Br for Boston
Hodge from Africa Tor York lsst d1 Ssyus repaired
Art a. e. John n b. ath w.t. schr. Lalssh, Elder.
Al Palermo Feb I, bark Emily Roberts, for PAlsdel.
phls (ao' at MsssiaD brig Azalia, Perrt for Boston
Al Lesboin Feb .hp Reysnus, Crswsll for n York.
lts; b. srgs Be~ aId spscul alton for d. ready Gre
cian Qseen nss Jenny Jonss for d. ldG Eos for Bos-
A. Rotterdam, Feb 10. ships South Carolna, Stewart
land (Oldbfg Flshrs, for do Ante. Dutch Plukker.
lpr DO Fsesly Dutch Jansen. for Boston brig B0fsas
sd nom Pen Pr.ys. Care vsrd Islands, jan 20. brig
silsnu:. Ma.tin. Qrom Ne y Yorsl Coast Of Africa.
Sid from Isle Of bay prev to Jan co. bark Edgar. Pen.
Al Porto caSsio Fec. ii. brig H..i.s. Crawford. from
Sss fck: unc; sehr Arso, Navss (nsw) Nickss'n f"-
Sailed nom cbssrss Feb 49, steamers Cherokee Win
de, New Ohsans; West Wind, do.
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