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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-12
BOOKS &c STAT lONAhi
At Reduced Prices,
PYJ. q. LaNoUE,

Lafayette Street.
HAVING reduced my prices aud having
III the largest stock Offer II at reduced
prices, and will hereafter sell writing pa
per at the following prices;
LETTER Paper.
Fine blue laid at ~ 90 and 81 Is per rea-l,
white :. 50 90 and a. % 7"
Super blue ard white laid sEnglish) g. n
Extra " wove lEnglish) a. s3 90 per fean,
Super F" laid commercial post % SO "
F'ools CAP Paper.
Fine blue anil white ruled at SO 80 an Q IS
per res'n Super blue or white iUled at
~ 90 and 80 20 per ream.
A u other articles in the stationary line
will be sold Mt prices reduced in the same
protiot as the above.
School books. law books. misce LANNON'S
books and cheap publications at publishers
prices
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-12

4 DOZEN Cillerie's extra Champagne
r in basket; 400 boxes fresh Sardines.
the best in the market, 400 doz., AncbovIcs.
IS gals, Pavilion Brandy Butter and
Cheese, jbly27 s r BLANCHARD.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-12

Derfumery.-A large assortment Of
1 French, English, German and Amer.
can Perfhmery, will constantly be kept for
sale at the drug store Of. WIN BOCEL.
fcb.13.tf T.afsvstts -
N b+--Cologne Wster Of Ill qualities
will be sold, to suit customers.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-12

LADIES' KIP GLOVES AT COST.
7 HAVE on hand large assortment Of
L LADIES' Kid Gloves Of all colors and
sizes which am prepared to .ell at cost
april 90. w. b. PHILLIPS.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-12

M ESS PORK--2O barrels on hand
Iva and for sale by. faug4] JOSHUA BrAI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-04

Fb-,h-h To-tsksr Ca's.s sd vDd Nw-Bi-ss c,nnfAiln
Tnrs C.s-. lrss Har0-sr. issas G-s,i fk cstharne
Nike,s sa- I-aiafl CtgtA hrco-e ~ Ss'a77s
TOPrSNt1ru. A~d AIR. s.c Rea.nl Las Chlns- NlT-
H. ss-h N,ers Ttisd-ir E Gare A1h-sT. fnasf NefsrS
PAN TTCEF--t-r A-- hrs Wc l. Daytoa- D-as ass AID
La C'sst Nr r-t. ftr. - rla-
sAN FRANCISCta-,i tsrh - ship Nt'or " Csa'ied Ca
--,s ,' tfrk rszro' N--l-r'-E Ntit' 'is loi'ea Io
EE-r'rE-
SLNAVNAF &r-f s-t-- ts Msrcn " ,air NeF-6ars SIR
Ph, acffpala Cd si0 N'ee 81 i1ass
I,s1rooE Shea Lonaa afi, CSfe AnsnSn
= lsso e. ptirrs Nsns New lo-k scas ehe Ais
F~s-fs 20 r Tsisrs Corrhs Rnrslt-t We
SEAaSPoRr APnl sArr scsn CbseaEs. Cosoo' SaVsaaAn
su'rsra Carve- ,.,.,
SATFN s-r SD sch IDS a3sns Villas "a sd-PsiS
Cd ST. Fsk W PoTtr L-sis n. D AocrAie, AitsA - ss
pr.h f-rrs N.rhissl Ncvlork. Nav sd hsrs W f.tef
Tor Area AR April - ehrs OBJ Swt NswFoS Jooas Wa
~ ke .-v. New-f orr
ROCKLAND Arul <Sll schTs Meridian, lttt 81 @eP'S
TfrNTOV sprl $50 schrs Brstei. staples ~ slgna'
Harvest Presbv SarN Lirccu New oT; soop W y Ns1
uu Frrh co. ShAyr. sck Stael l. Crococr, PAiaps tnd
Cn,sr'rs Ps1eford Pr .sieiphia -,
WARREN. Avr 2Arr sop WiAsra ar NeF-fork- S'ta-
Sd chr rerire Iuuafsu, NeS-f
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NETWORK nAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY. MAY 4, 1858

J.ue, R.. Jobs con. Csh w Sissa psn,si Ns-A jon
r1-,fs0 Iohr Kelly Es.efi Je OF Ar-l eE = = .
Ts,is- N.tf.or Moor nd y Larr-nee Hlr-er- Jtn-s
TrfSi,s R.yre FrIer Frsnf Coz 10y J. , - =
R-te-r uryfesr Never L Hsnsfa A. rAssA T. icAlsh-
A Oliver n Brerpsn Bow, MA5il L u1aiss
n Ceare n WisT D Ws0r. ". Ne la1-rJ- o. ? So =
p-I-- r..rr Po~en r. Hc5sos. J. frs1cis, Mzr1pet
PIT Crrrsn J. Psand = Hose O. ,taz-f DT----
~. Ward z Yo-r. l.dy tnc 5crlnr-l he = 80
~ z Wilsuns Mitchell W. hsraeotol T. lite Re -t
Cars lnolpsor Ale1l
Ci,Ierr n az J. Rzuscse Ds,1 O1,no-
C@s Hsborev Arch6 Sy~. JohD Amman Do. e " an
= - Coss Oxsr Nu--a7. Geo M.cEie. Jgs@pa Dro- sn@s
Sect Dsvd WE-n E,rier Frsnt s- u YEA
u n pa--r P-the-F. 4. Wright Dsvf 11h-r Jsn.s
R.Sv. -, an chi1rec JAMS H-JSo,c yer " t1s VII
fsrr porrer Joh1 FsrcivaL Va Le. --,es 1-f 4 VA
JOIN Mac -ey lol 10 FL l'os
W. In afcr rorev Dlns sav John Fl1isy ms 4-f-
No., ~ ~ J~srh Fasbinisr DgTi+ Eo5n.an " N l9-nr 700
pErfa-F Chas ThouT-oa Ev n Rassnso Joen N y M n
w. Geo Sa@ncsr Tl0rrss Herr Ial1 AZ no
ptirrs J.ry PhIioa A Bster Alex Nls y" ai-s i,1sa
vr Gso saw nsr1i. Corner JOIN ThomAs 3 Love " D
49, NJ Hall Han 7 A Hall
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In hrrR Nl.1r1a Ftltp, Nalern
X J,casos DossAs B. Nertaer, G ocsshas AndresA
ii Re.ch NcSregor $ A Green. Y. Read A. A. Sa.nRioo
c Sharss~sy, A Hn wu a and catAssae Hel A. Mana Ms
cirss,cs n coassa Hau0p, Ir~in, T. rwn T. Barren
Pessrs Ioss l. Phlps J. Nit Yell C. lo1s Wa WA,is,
vithrson p Daxsoo Mr. AID Nina aaAsAn SEa dsagass
J. HsSey adv add eern BABE NC ma z Nc .nn
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on private terms
PhIIadnInhin NInrkets....r uEsDAY.

The steamers &C vices bad effect the market sale OF
Ma Operctron RARK made at SIS tun CLoNEEsEsDs
u At IS 50 pei 81 10 which further decline small loi OF LAY
Erp sod 81 ST. The floUR market exoeedney Qut IaIs
e or no pcuiry shipment Only So bh were sposd
at al Sll per hbl Cor eood brands and . xaso % eat tnrfe
lar pouirv Of the retailers and bakers within the
rse Of e. d$6 IS In RYE FLoVR and COIN MEAL nons 90
ms GRASSuppes Of MHEAr continue 70 m very sowy
IN, the demand limited and prices unbalanced sales 2Sod
SOo hush at 81 ITd 81 III and Red at 81 per b1 but pms
Rye steady at Sc CORN IN TAR
request sales 4ooc bush Southern Yellow a &c and Mhte
81 All sfoa Ao0o bush Pennsy sold
A. IS An store yellow dull sold
SIS pr see dull and lower 2oSSo bills sold al sic
A
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Gcparinersbi Zip.

NOTICE-LIMITED PARfNERSHlP-Ihe an
d,r.xrsd bave formed special limited psfnsrsp, IN pur
provisions the Revised STATUTES Tor the pnfP o.
tanns 0ensra Stock and Exchange business and 'aH
ususIy connected theTewith ,,,.-a.N,pt n IMAM
FoRn Jr oft Cy Of New the partners aDd mo
ed KDWGRD LITTLE Of the place. me special
nneT lie EDWAAD g. LITTLE has contnbasod the san OF
"a 90 IN cssh . o The stock $500.
be conducted under tho name or hfn OF DAnh
4 BRADFORD ~. a, ,-,,, ,ssa - L
~. 49, Isss - JAMES "a. DRAKE,
luz "i'J - 49, NO. BRADFORD, Jr,
EDWARD b. LII FILE
nISsOLUTICN Of COPARTNERsHIP.-IheC Co
oart.ehp heretofore existing under tie firm Of COLEMAN
ORA ~ doVed the Sch umO b. .utsa consent Either
partner will liquidation - nv.H ~, ma' ~
HeN-Y0rs May 2 1880 Jhhbo DhAhb
ry,HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing under
he name and firm GOSsELIN RIDDLE this ssJ de
by q limitation SsJ ], 100. rt11DD33 rNi'
II KIDDLE would respectfully inform bis friends
a.d customers will continue tae W.tch ana le.ey
basnss on lis Jobnst rear Broadway oP An
YI,UE FIRM heretofore known a. TIFFANY, 1ODNG
j ELLIS, Esv-York, and IisFANf, REED T. 20, PIs
THIS DAY dissolved BY hmita John - i0an. ana
Lewis E.s HAVING rh,reonah iork May 10
TIFFANY, YOUNG Ellis, 10 ri bfoed~ay
TIFFANY, REED Co, No 70 Rae klehslea Psne
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-
Receipts Of Produce
Man

r.. ne N Ney and Ratoad6oo IBIS Flour q do WHISKY
$50 tee Hams bales wool So nds rolls leataer
4, No. cafls Is ma Appe Potatoes btS Deer SunS
NJ seed ~ do Beans 30 do EsE 10 peks Butter
81 bales bay hAes T0sseoo ees Fora Peh' s aud d.
Feathers. ,,, M. a.. =, W.. - 4.
49,. 500 bashe. Whe. $50 de- Barley $50 DO os;s IS bales
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ca nNsu Bedford II .p lszu-s lad ssissa W P.Sc
oeetn ta-k AaTr Ia sb-rt Alanic oes1 sd - oas 'sla
Dsrsou. Ailsrre srd Pscifc
= ora Hsvsry 4 tsrk lay suFo MILE Psr &c ossGa
n Jan s. Sr-al Hs11. Bls1n- = ofs
VI eli rsrrh eoriiss corus1 Wssf-o- 80 -c- s~oseli
asi sh- ped sA1 90 - -
Nsglork ckr Crrro. Brun DO s. ok lsl-
re 20co gals. l,fh Parts Prntl-u-
% p. Cachot Hoer MarfaToserf 80 Atn Pen. hs
Ar ~ 10 Na-5h ?. Trs-c Bs S,snt B iasasi April 81
18th sove Of Nesf-or land I'd Si 90
ri Br0~r Ssltucks 'ard - April
trr Ksfheez 2. isrd ID srh --utse li-l Ch.ce
Houer hlfiaroe and sG cr-l, PA-as Cook Cook Fro
Al DonueA DAYS r---ioz, Apr - Lrstl Alsel. B.
r. - or toGra' Do1asA TrFP NB- is sT CAA Hana d.
AMs5seua Pay March ship EEA ADAMS NIB 4Oo 5si, oil
hcsrr. 81 well
shr Me o. Ne-Bed'ora Hoao7r M,h wouii ssr hs-
y tie Hurefs o seE Bedford The NviEs-r 81 frlAErn
lad ree 10 t NJ I'D g o By The SovereiEnc to
Sea Neg-York
shF Wsry WIKI B At Pats Ms--h X oach.d % .ai aaa
ruUef Rckspou vh0 Vas bond % ronbeE
emit sid thsree Galapagos Islands s,d Kings MI truup.
NJ
Ts ~ NeF becfod dared Nara Is iat &c ths
fbv Rad Ken whCa 5u lost them hy the
TIE fre cham Vcd shour months ard then
Wssn 1re Experienced gale when O5 days out ana had
bglsaks
e,sr from Cart smith Of ship Ei-, Adams OF N.Bedf,ra
reports Der - Aasdeaa Bay March with 40 b5 sperm OIL
hoard e. well
letter from Capt Cleveland Of hin Nary wilder Of NexBsa
ford reports Psa March 20 bbls oil 10 jan
overheard a named Martin Johnson
Sailed frm ProvIeeown Sth sehrs Mounn Spring Young
North Atlantic, 9th, REM. CAon, DO.
Bari Martha, Tooke ~ B. Houoan March Woald
houe bis whale oil By the Onward Tor Nsw-Lordon.
Put Port Royal "a as u bark Thomas Wiuso~ Hart Of
Wesfpolt Nth q mufiny board
spoksuApr T. lat - a. lon 60 ing McKee,. OF NestP0 Had
akfr brew hale
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Disasters, &c.

SHIP from Canton for New York before reported put
INTO Psvia having been ashore had discharges there and
procecded repair and soura5eys a. hst expected
The r. Palmer OuTusf leb y, repairing % sail
in A. out II weeks
Bostan before reported condemned A.
sold March S2SO Capt Nicholson had written 20 lag and Tor
a Fayal 20 take the cargo % Loudon
oGLER from - Domingo { y Tor n-tan
mahogany hgnumys and n wosd, ~as wrecked 10
Msrrh near island Of Ssoua No other particulars seu
Providence from Ardroesan has
heavy weather the LIST Ist during gale from
COMPELLED throw about IS 70 csc tue
vessel March So lar IS "a Ion IS pasd the wreck ofa sep
O burden abandoned with nothing standing bat nsnA si
bosr Poop deck ard painted BLACK with white pofs ~as
high apparently cotton loaded and appeared to ave bees
ssted previous IL being dark and blowing heavy
AZ the time could Dot hoard her.
sraE AeUsT1 of Barntabe) Cash from Boston for DEnve
cApssed the heavy w blow Sunday afternoon oeo~
% crew tnhen chr Frank and oaried into salem ms
Insnss nov, h.. about half Haste and meate
rr,rnr.fiors will made for rshng and towing her
BaRk HAHNINANS Peas4n a. Ncok IN 70 O. IN Liverpool
encountered heavy weather TIE Psse She u.e ns ea 20
BAnk 10 IS d. and when lat ~ ION - -
sronr continued nearly the remainder OF the
ase Passed spars hooks and other PAs Of wreek
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~ PIONEER gHIP.-Ths wslknown and fsvorte New York
tst ctpership HELENA y H. Gaze C0anaandeT will
nas5asy ep&tho her second voyage MELBOURNE This
tesufal spd buf "a WeDb for
TIE China trade he f ship ever ssebed from New Yofk
BE She msde the % d4ys returning via ssnshss
in Of
10
HELESA Will her previous and
ssn al Der competitors The eabb ss
berfbs Of the comfortable sescrpton Fg
Frgh Passsse-hzsos hall Der capacity cpxssd-sppyo1 srd
Pier No. Der, JOHN NORTON, il, " WLst Coz wsIs<
n B--ro aesIsss psfsesssn aksn
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spoken. &c

No date hi IS % long .Aip Ti-n. He - d I'm New
Orleans ;or Lsssrps0l
Fsb 81 C1ps falBss l. 70 niles Psssed an An hk PAINTED
bsck uarTo fed sreak steering ; 2 sOrng White sgns
Mah sbSof a. " Isss II W b. bs Unity In BOs;Ou for
Agoa BAY. {. G. H.
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professional Notices.

DOWNING & YAUX, Architects, Newburgh, ~ Y.
In quebcs Of the death Of Mr. DOWNING The blanes u
tbs carried By hs suryIsHs peFtner Mr. CALVERT
Walk. Ofcss removed to Cusfords hal, hs~bUsh
DP : NJ ELLIOTT gil receive bis patients on Tues
- Tbsrsdys Saturdays frou % 2 o'clock during tbs
sumner ohc sonng ks Astronomical ObsersatoJt
a. Csetou ezhts Isa0d lie will u
phfbaue He5s End surgery noncly Wednesday, add fr-
g4 FROM y 70 O'clock ~ hs Once No 90 Broadway
WARNING and VENTILATING HOUSES.-J.
w sAOLESKlS Russian system BY which room warmed
or coo5 the removed y eOnstasty acting natural
avs expansion and Of applying % hO1s about 70 BE-
but call tie oce Of OWEN O. WARREN, Architect No Isl
EroadWaY, ap stans
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PASSENGERS Arrived.

E,to,t Sfuyoes 6,osa s. rpo Cas-C y. Anss Sew
r Mud Mes Aoassts Ko' AaIn nc y ny al 'llse
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Rutland and Whiieha Imp Sefp with giaantee Of eent
dividend BY SATatoEa and Washington Railroad
Stock in the Western Vermont Railroad G, mpany.
Stock in the d River Railroad Company
tie Buffalo CORNING ard New Railroad Company
n tie Junction Railroad Of Ohio.
Stuck IN the Lift Miami Railroad
Sfock Ia the Galena and Chicago Railroad
Stock IN the Toledo Notwak aud Cleveland Railroad.
stock in the Mansfield Ssndusky Railroad Company.
Stock IN the southern Bsnk OF KENTUCKY.
Stock the Nev-York snd Virginia Mail Steamship Company,
nan cent dLx IAanla
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The vssht Used was % .....y .Se % >
usde e wcshf ytwo pound seSt and 'ne n qed the
than probable that rIa<h % tan
l@pth ~ f- w. tsken G tie
al 90 for he Ne cuoshle viii otser
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NETWORK.

s;esnhps-Arsbs Iudkrs Liverpool Z CunEa John Marihs
Clark Char sston. Geo Bulkley
Castor Bisnke rerp Schmidt 3slchsn LAZY Russ-l lBr
Qushsc Barclay LvnfE,0n Fairfield LoVraa3 Ch1res-
fop Geo Bultiey
BsEs-Cala Liteohn. Csrsenss Truman Lunen Glib
Rs-Fizsieih Cswley. Cork sod ul-ts. Inn-..
y : J. Whitney Co q W.shinr-
Wilmington Mara Soodrot - joins
Martha ROErs Eksfon Win K W TRINITY Co
scIooners-Fepse Jose Suffolk II. r. ransu j. H. Johnson.
Br Johnson Har Island Mailer Coz Ores9n Coo asy-
sgufz r. Co Calope. LsndY. s., John, ?. A.
Lesy Merlin Brl Cole 81 John B. master Hsnd1ek dgd.oa
Lee Xihsr " Smith Cameo PefisTe- Jscssorvile ingalls,
Parre- phin, stsck house. Phaie'phs J. 4 y BnEss
Cleared lark Brooks for Rio Glnde brno Swan
nah serroue
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MINIATURE ALNANAc.....-THis bay
hcoS-kises-- i'm
ntT.
SID Heal I'm GOV Iszrd. ffn Hell Oate... ON
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Ieut a III Herman commsotng The T. brg Dolphin hss
sd in running hines OF deep sounuEs acres the Alta
The resu 70 give psnsbiy the eonure th tne Ssh Ara
ocean Is probably nowhere much more than SOC isaou o
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BOSTON May 3-Ar ships Beverly Snanghae via New fork -
bark ST JOanos Prus) Liverpool hss VI
line ss Bsls) Ant~erp Elizabeth (Br also b.s seah
Philadelphia sc Highlander Savannah Elizabeth Geo Holman
and Tlomss ireland, Philadelphia H.. -.
26th 40 miles T. OF sandy hOok snip ho4neA HV
New for M francisco.
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fFrom our Correspondent.I

PHILADELPHIA May SArred-Se steamship City Of NeW-iofk
Mathews Boston Mandarin, Campbell Cienfaeg1s Osk
Rvser Boon; b Perkin Nicsson, New YORK M Bs
ksr Boafon Victoria Hail. Nassau. ~ r sch Peck D,Any
n Boston Kelly, Newlok
steamer Mars Green, New-York.
CIoaG-BsIk JnO Wish, Anes Rio Grsnds brss A. vincent
Thompson Fosier Provdence Expedite Racket PsWueket z
dad jarvis Norwieh propeller Diamond stevenson
barres Venus Cumming Grpu Sohfed do sAf Hand do
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financial.

MARINE BANK.-This Bank viii open for business
VI On TT URSDAY Msv5 their Bshkrs Aoae No g Wal
St Discount TUESDAYS and FRlOA1,
piSFcToES.
Tho. Wirian. T. JamssHal Water r. Jones. j.,
Ia W fiueT Wlf.n W.rS James 3 l8ompsoa
ro-hra ~ Morris Ravr,4S Charles 4 Ssco-,
Amos Howes James r Keller. Oliver x Jone&
john ; Young james ID tls1, = =. t'oc>-r,
TrrIes Ncksv Joe seymour. y. h. S.ocNsel.
Isaac Il smith, George BulNlsy.
r BE,cH Cashier I WILLIAMS Js. TT Sieut.
MARINERS SAVINGS INSTlrUTlON-WillcO com
WI the transaction OF bus ness THURSDAY TIE LAB
the Hanover Fire tasuan o.
Stouest. the there un
ator and daily (Srn
DAYS excsptec 10 o'clock T. O'CLOCK p 81 for roepoa
OF depotA aud nc transaction Of oAef business
TRUSTEES
Jacob Wene-vet. A }. Un6erhiL Russell Dart.
Philip " EngS John y. Nebra, ggh Monro.
Ssuue Leeds Charles Niles Edward Bridge
Francs II. Abbot saae i smith, l. w; iao12AA
FraDcs 3. OCornor, james D Fish Joseph JAnlison,
cbsyiss / Vose Sarnl B ashley, jams ". EWeu-
Hsthl l. MeCready, VIM. H. Hazard stephen B. Gregory.
Nsthsniel T. lanes Charles VI Livingston
JACOB A WESTERvELr, President
PHILIP W. ENGS, lst Wee President
CHARLES L. NOSE, a Nics-Presideui
CHARIEs NJ LIvINesroN SecrrtArY
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Markets. .cAarrULIY REPORTED FOR Tue Tribune.

NEw.YoRE. May g.
AsHRs-The market unchanged the demand fair for Pots at
$50 O. &c. and Pearls s. S.
COTTON-Tbe market active At the further c1nceson
making lc the steamers arived 1850 bales sold to-day
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Arrived.


nah eIrOneOusy reported
Arrived.
Us STEAMSHIP James Asrs- Dickinson. Chaetou. d- ard
Passenger spoford Tisoa The J. A. left Charleston sat
urdsy night = oeocs - r, $500, =,
Samuel l. Miehl EIPeneneed severe bead Eind 70 Hias
.,S,, o & e5. M. ID Sss. AID bth On the osss
slip asc Aerton Sears wOrea8 u days mdse and p
sip D sews ioi Bsthj Small Liverpool and 80 pa.
Ship Lady Peel Br Johns Csdf day. rni psnaers
Barclay Lsr f,ton Apni y lat 81 H Ions - eSsssPFed ssa,
Cardiff Yorf l 50 miles 2 OfSantueket south
'H sip ii nas Colin New Isd,y
Snip VIM r. barton Gates HavTe q days dss ani passeneer
Ban A. stui,ss Avery St. De Cuba IS d,y to J.
passed bark Alvarsdo Of Thomaston. bound y
BsiF BoSss. Wat siss q dsys hemp and deer I'd
p:ay 4p 5s o6. o Ss S1' 6as
for NewYok 9TH of Cape Hatera IN with afse ship
The J. WI B Ia. been j. diy. q a.iis1s
Bark Cochse Br Champion Oreenoe - days iron nd Y pas
Bari Auss o Prosdenee Crosby NewOresn IS days nis
Bari Psrm Andros Mobile Isday. to Eagle Hazard
v5so m sSSn S 10 e. Ves s Sso reported 7
March let A. long 81 g. spoke ship Governor Morton hence tor
Jsn ;f BS'o4 cssyf BpsGo. AVE-. FEB T. ;P5
s lou s. 49, ship PAason hence for C.'forns March q M hh
s. long - q oe P cogI'e Of Bs'Sn Con-, se7s s 0 mo-
r. Buck % init of BarneEat spoke 'chF Edward OF
Bars GoaaneR Ryder Nevorssis IS days cotton Crosby
Croo sd April lat o. long 70 spoke sehr Nina fn Cuba tor
Brig Nsrtks lot Halowe Nelson Crabb Island R. Is lays,
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(r) Wainetou Bermuda days potatoes Sc
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Bs DIDO (of Mschias Small Orleans I5ds mds to mater
Bg Bebcia Jones DAeD Ca II days ship timber to : H. hok-
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Brs Catherine Rogers (Of Ptown Buk, AkaPas 10 days
schr ss Wright (of Rockand Johnson NewOTeass p days
pork r. " Tundy 50th nit lat 81 ons - spoke ship Ca
sdonia Bander I'm. NewOrlesns for Philadelphia.
Empire smith, Savannah days cotton and nee TO suges
sehr Lsmsrne Tyler Wilmington n c. days naval stores to
\. l. Motready a Co. .
sehI Compionise Stevens Canteis Bridge Del 2days
schr smith Stubs Wilmington days naval stores to Doll
sehr Thomss Dennon Chamber Wilmington naval stores to b.
ssI Dscotsh Msnkn Wilmington days stores to HoVes
sehr Ann Mott Georgetown days. -four, stues ceaFin
b Altoona Atwood Philadelphia days coal bound Boston
Sch DkeIson hdelph 4dAys coal bound 70 brdse
port. , ~, ,-.--.-.- O l.. .i....4
Sch Henry, Kirby, Jacksonville, l. r. ~ days liOeI 70
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BELOw-B bark Marina I'm. Newport AsO, ship bark and
bng At sunset
WIND-Lgh; from South
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Wind moderate from the Swesihef hazy -
Lower Bay ship w H. WHARTON In lia'fe AND
propeller Parker Vein, I'm Baltimore
Also thp, bark and briss IN the Otlne
Fosn and Cosstwise arrival. at the Port Of dunns
the nh al Anil from the Custom House Books For
egn ships H. brE - chOonen s-totS - toast~e 50
baIks IT, sboonen $50 sooPs 49, steamers 81 pAse' 10
ahl-iOfAl. 81.
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,rr.xsRs 10 ARxIyx FRoN KuKoFi
PASSENGER sailed.

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CIMEON DRAPER No. 40 Plne-st.. offers Tor sale
- variety Of RAILROAD BONDS and srocNS CITY TOWN
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me Pine Ipaiaus aud Cotton,

The Meas hiss sample of cotton iron the River
ella cultivated by the Pho Indians, which was brought
from there by Lieut. 4 W Whpple OF the Typographical
Engineers Who has just returned from Surveying the
Mexican Boundary line The cotton shown by Whippe
says The Atrs is of very superior quality and is used
by the Indians for making blankets and other clothing
Tie seed is picked out by hand. and IS manufactured
AFTER the primitive mode such as might have been in
use before spindlss heard Of Lieut. Whipple
gives the following short sketch Of this peculiar Of
people;
The tribe Of Pine Indians is estimated at 6oOO in
beT living IN vages upon the left bank OF the Rio CHA
sboutsoo miles above its junction with Rio Colorado. The
valley they occupy extends nninerruptsdly for nearly
100 miles along the river bank. averaging probably
width Of two miles 1; is easily irrigated by aceqGiss from
the river and requiring from little labor bat the
ing Of seed. when abundant crops are produced
The Pinos use no pow, but when Geld is covered by
water they soften the soil by sang slth their bare feet
The principal productions cotton tobacco maize,
wheat squsshes and melons al Of which foRnd among
them in great perfection and in abundance.
This tribe Of Indians have occupied the land of their
fathers since the time Of their earliest traditions and vet
there is in their midst the ruin Of ancient mansion the
origin of which they do not pretend TO know. SIMILAR ruins
exs. upon Bio Salinas, and in ther construction indicate