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Critical CosDIrlos.-The negro man,
Albert stabbed by another slave Church Hin so,ne
few lights since, is said to be in very critical con-
dition from the wound received.
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ATTENTION. BLuEs-parade at

ABEL u. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office on 18th or Governor street. next to p NJ Tabb
Son, Richmond V an Aim
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AUCTION Particular atten-
ton is asked to our sale of the FARM of Mr. WI
hanson Allen, situated on the Williamsburg road,
about miles below the city, which takes place on
THURSDAY next, az - O'Clock. The farm viii be
divided into two tracts TO suit purchasers
au 29-it GODDiN APPERSON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ATTENTION WASHINGTON IN

n
CIBLES.-Attend q meeting of your Company st
Lafayette Hall, on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, at 8
O'Clock.
By order of your Captain. au 81
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ton is requested to the sale of CHINA, CROCKE-
RY GLASS and other miscellaneous articles, take
place THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, my late
place of business No. 8, Fifteenth See adj
vertisement. GEO. J. SUMNER,
au Silt Auct.
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ATTENTION, BLUES Parade at La
fayette Hall on WEDNESDAY, the 3lst inst, az
o'clock, z. NJ. in summer uniform, with nine rounds
of blank cartridges, in order for inspection
BY order Of the Lieut. Commanding.
JOHN +. REGNAULT, Orderly.
p. s. Military guests and members of corps
particularly requested appear in uniform ut tho
hall, preparatory to making the excursion TO slssh
Cottage.
su 29-St JFR
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TAKEs Dows.-on Monday last. while

TAKEH DowR.-Un Monday last, while
Peggy Scott, free negress was making herself par
caiazy ridiculous in the streets by the too free use
of her tongue, put in motion ard propelled by an
overhead of spiritual fluid. the police came upon her,
and with their usual poteness escorted her to quiet
room in tho second-story Of the First Markets house,
where they deposited her for the remainder of the
day Yesterday morning she was brought before the
Mayor for examination, who learned from the wit
nesses that Peggy not only .ingoroualy drank y
but that she belonged to Che city Of Petersburg He
therefore directed that shs should be taken to the
Valley and presented with striped dress, and that
enc should then leave TIE city for tha estys COED 70
awarded her
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B. w. STARKE, ATTORNEY At
LAW AND NOTARY PUBLiC.--Practsces IN all i
the Courts of Henrico, Hanover and Richmond city.
As Notary Public particular attention will be paid
TO the taking of Dispositions, Tin out of his oeeb3
Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds Relinqaisti-
ments Of Dover &c. Claims for collection entrusted
to him promptly attended to-
Office No 81 three doors above City Hotel, on
North side Of Main street, Richmond, Va
ia
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LIFE OF WILLIAM PENN have
a few copies of the Life of William Penn, BIZ Samuel
If. Januey, for sale. ASA NJ JANEEY,
au 30-5t* Gallego Mills.
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MARRIED.

On Sunday, tho 18th Instant, BY the Rev. Phillip
Courtney, Nj. Jos. 9. RICK TO Mise ISABELLA
ANGEL, al Of city.
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BRITISH DuPLIcITY.-A writer in Blackwood,
discussing the refusal of English Government to
address Napoleon as Emperor, during his imprison.
ment at St Helena, says that 1.-THE custom of Euro
pean diplomacy is neusr to acknowledge new
ars but BY treaty, and in return, If possible for
so"eoss'oa on the part OF the claimant. -
ps 1's &c Tue TACT, how is it that the present
apo'oi Louis Is formally addressed by all Euro.
pean governments as Napoleon Third If Louis
'A1a 'here must have been fra. and a second
Napoleon Bonaparte was the first and hi, son the
second though the British government denied the
'hie 70 the father in his exile, and treated the
claims OF his son with contempt Grea. Britain !.
ready to acknowledge title even without treatv
when she is afraid of the power of the claimant
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DIED.,

On yesterday 5Oth inst OSCAR NJ, eldest son of
Jesse and Sarah Berry, in his 25d year The relatives
and friends of the family invited attend his flu
neral at O'clock this evening, from his fathers resi-
dence on 18th street, next door to Valley School.
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REMOVAL The subscriber has re-
moved from his former place of business, No 8, Fiji.
teenh street. TO one of the Iron Front Buildings,
aa 2s-im GEORGE SUMNER.
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The OLD POINT HOTEL is still for sale. The
Norfolk papers state that it win be put up at public
sale again In the early part Of October At the re-
cent public SALE 34s 800 was bid; but from some
cause or other, the bidder did not complete die par
chase.
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LEE g. BAYLY, ATTORNEYS AT
LAW and COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS, &c, for
AUCTION NOTICE. Particular 9

q states.
~ SAMUEL It. BAYLY, NOTARY PUBLIC
Office on 18th street, second door from Main
ati2 Inn
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AFFRAy IN HANovER.-On Friday last, an afray
took place in the upper end of Hanover, at Cooke
and Saunders store, in which Lecis j. Tarner was
shot by Edaoard r. Mann. Turner was not very
seriously injured, and is recovering. The difficulty
between them grew out of the arrest by Turner
of runaway slave owned by Mann.
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sailor named Thompson, was engaged to
young woman named Catherine Scott, in New Or
leans and returned the other day after long ab-
sence. He was about to marry Catherine, when
the discovery was made that she had upon the eve
of his temperance, given birth to an infant viii
abe had strangled and locked up IN trunk. lie
became go enraged that he forthwith informed
against Catherine, and had her arrested on 4 .
charge Of infanticide.
Welearn from the Farmvilie Journal that IN blast
ing rock AT Chambers mills, in buckingham, sattr
day last, premature explosion took place, by
which white man and negro were severely In
jured Each, twas supposed, would have to lose
an arm and 1t was feared the negro would die.
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Mr.. JOHN J. WHALING, lately the polite Clerk OF
the steamer Augusta, has received the appointment
of conductor on the Lynchburg and Tennessee rail-
road The management of that road is certainly
good. We need no better proof than the sagacry
displayed in selecting It's officers.
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T. J. CARSON IL Co, NO. Al AND
IS LIGHT STREET. ALTIM0RE, AND NO. g
WATER STREET, NEW fORk.--A good assort-
for sale 1t lowest market prices. Ia Is--fv
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ROPER Il MURRAY, UNDERTA.
EERs, Governor street, between Main and EraaAliss
10 22-iy
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w. d. MERIWETHER. IMPORTER.
AND MANUFACTURER OF CIGARS. two doors
below the Columbian Hotel -
fT~ SOLE MANUFACTURER or DENICO.
TISED SMOKING TOBACCO. iy Is-am
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER,
AT J. w. RANpoLPHs BOOKSTORE, YESTERDAY.
a ss NJ q T. 70 NJ
MARINE NEWS.
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TIpPLING.-Officer Irving, on stepping
into Michael Dryers grocery near the First Market,
last Monday, discovered three men INDUCING in in
toxicating drinks, and as was his duty, procured
luminous and returned in the afternoon to serve IL
when he saw the law again violated in a similar way
These facts being made known to the Mayor, yester
day, he fined Mr. Dryer S5 for selling liquor to be
drunk in his house. without tavern license
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IDLE THREAT.-Last Monday norning
John Hughes, resident of Rockets sold bedstead
his neighbor Dennis Mccarthy for 81 80, promis-
ing to deliver it in the of the day. That after
noon Mrs. Mccarthy, accompanied by of her
boarders John Donahay, went to the house of Hughes
to take her husbands purchase home, but H. had
not had time pack up his bed and get the bedsead
down, he declined delivering it at that time, prous
ing to do so at O'Clock, P. NJ. Donahay being some
what inflated objected to the delay, and threatened
TO throw the bed of and take the bedstead down at
once at the same time giving himself number of
extra fourishes which aroused the ire of Hughes not
little H. stood the tauuts and threats of his adver-
sary until finding that forbearance had ceased TO be
virtue, he seized old bayonet, and made at Dona
hay, who, having fancy for rib-tickng with iIon
teasers boted through the back door in double quick
time, and sought safety in James Gouldin's store
where Hughes shortly otter followed him, and added
new impetus to his velocity by picking up an old
horseman's pistol and pretending TO load it. With
this Donahay sought protection at the hands of the
law, and the whole having been fairly brought
before the Mayor yesterday he held the defendant
bail in the sum of $50 for his good behavior.
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BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDT.
CINE. BY DIR. n. d. ROBINSON.
r1-O iee Franklin. between 18th and iash.
streets. iy i5-ly
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DIR. JOHN b. WALTHAI4L, HOMEo {
PATHIc. PHYSICIAN, oihee on Governor strees.
nearly opposite the Governors House.
nah I4--Sms
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We are obliged to our friend of the Scots
vile Journal for his too favorable notice of
the Richmond Dispatch.
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HEALTH OF CITIES LAST WEEK.-There were
only III deaths in Baltimore last week, Il less than
the week preceding. The mortality was chiefly
among children.
In Philadelphia, last week, there were 227 deaths,
OF which were by yellow fever
In New York, the deaths were 5l4, showing de-
crease of ass in one week.
In Boston, there were 81 deaths, being decrease
of 90 from the previous week.
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HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATEs-We publish
ed, day two since, several literary news items,
of which stated that Professor Henry St George
Tucker is about publishing History of the United
States. The Petersburg Express calls our atten-
ton to this statement which, had looked at be-
fore it appeared we would have at once discovered
to be erroneous. Judge Henry ST. George Tucker,
Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University of
Virginia, is the author of the forthcoming work.
He is already known as author by his life of
Jefferson and several works on political economy.
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HoUsE OF CoRREcTIoN-The necessity
for the immediate erection of House of Correc-
ion" in city lie apparent that cannot refrain
from adverting to it occasionally notwithstanding
the fact that the subject has been brought to the es-
pecia attention of the City Council by petitions nu
msrously signed by our citizens and otherwise and
has been referred to Special Committee of that
body for its action upon the same.
When we daily before the Mayer of the city
scores of small boys orphans and the offspring of vice
and debauchery, charged with light crimes who, in
order to be punished must be sent to the city jail
become the associates of the lowest and worst of
Gods creatures, because there is place prepared
for their reception, in which they could be given a
moral training, very blood cold at the thought
that Richmond is rearing in her midst army of hu-
vutures to prey upon her society," blacken her
fair name and to trampe under feet her laws. Per-
sons who unfamiliar with the police regulations
and abors of the city, possess the aptest con-
caption of the depravty of gangs of boys from eight
to sixteen years of age, who hourly the city in
quest of mischief and of vice. No crime, from that
of theft that of incendarsm seems too enormous
for their undertahng-nor does the fear of the law
seem to ntiulidate them in the least. And why?-
Because they have learned by experience that no
jury will send them to the Penitentiary; and because
they know that the worst that can now be done with
them is to send them to jail where they meet with
old associates, and have further opportunities of
ceving lessons in crime. That this is true, we
need only refer the reader to the conduct of many of
these boys, after having served term in prison.
But let us give case in point now under eyes
Yesterday morning there arraignei before the
| Mayor four small boys, to answer the charge of
stonng house in Rockets, between the hours of IL
and IL o'clock in the night time The gang to which
| they belong is pest to the neighborhood in which
they live, and three of them are unprotected or
phans, the Court would doubt have punished them
for their crimes by combining them in house of cor
recton, had such place existed; but the Mayor
| compelled either to send them to the city Jail
and associate them with roaues and liars, or turn
| them loose upon the community, he wisely concu-
ded TO pursue the latter course; so that the quiet
deniZens of Rockets again compelled to submit,
to the depredationS and annoyances of these youns
desperadoes, for other than that the city
| has failed to prepare receptacle for them, where
their morals might be improved and they be taugh
to know their duty the community in which they
| live.
We have desire to find fault of the City Council
upon the subject of House of Correction but see
ing, must, every day, the great necessity fol
such an institution do no less than urge
ton upon this subject, which know be of such
vital Importance to the INDECENT and bedly trained
| youth OF city.
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4 and to be ready for sea early in February,
which the builders have engaged shall cross
the Atlantic, from New York to England in
sLx days, at ell seasons. and furnish better
means OF comfort and safety to passengers
than are enjoyed in the present steamers-
William Norris, civil engineer and John w
Grifiths, naval architect, furnish the plan
which includes improvements patented by
them in this country and Europe. We don't
believe the thing can bedone. 1t is, in round
numbers by the usual course, three thousand
miles from port to port, and speed of 500
miles per day. or 1888 miles per hour would
be necessary in order to accomplish the dis.
tance In six days, or one hundred and forty
four hours. The average speed of the best
river stsamers. Of light draught, and with nei
ther waves nor tides to stem, does not equal
twenty miles. But an ocean steamer is diff
ferent affair. Vastly heavier and stronger,
with heavier machinery, and hundreds oftons
~ coal, with billows and tempegts to battle,
they must ever be slower than river hoAs.
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Stuck Sala.

PmrApnlmA, March 24-Repor.ed by Keene 1 Tay-
lor.-Fra Ecc.i- SIS coo Reading Pr 6s 10 3d. SIX
LOCO do, el2; 5000 do ID 9l1s 1ooo do, a7s 1900
do b. e11s 2.ooo Reading RR Mortgage 6's, ii, S.;
2sa Rehmead District s. 50, s2h; 100 Pennsylvania
Sc, 81 0Co DO b5 ae1a; 500 Camden and Amboy RR
G's. $50. Sd, oS4 700 DO 3D. es24 1852 County SIS,
CO. new SIS o. l244 do, old, So, "a; shares Penn-yl
wanna RR. 50,4: 10 do, in lots. 50i4 100 Morris Canal
cash 20t so do 2oa 200 de. 2o9 go do, cash. 2o2S
eco DO, b5~n, POS 50 do b5 201. 100 do 3D. 201 100
do cash. 203- 100 Long Island RI b. 1917 $50 do 1875
leo Schuylkn Navigation Preferred, 312s; $50 do b5
3lM rs Heading RR I'd 431s: 100 do, 43h 100 Chester
Mining Company 6ss loo do. b5. 6ss 20 SchuylkI Nav
22h; so Girard Bank, b5, 14l; 10 do lax. Bsos1p
ReG-ds-s2 COO Reading RR 6's TO- Cd, 9l7s GOO Cam
den and An.boy RR ds 49, 3D. sSi4; IS Schaykiil Nav
Preferred be- 81 81 loo do. b5 int 49, so oo {. int
81; 400 do, b5 D.; 81 do. 81 200 Long Island RR cash
1877 100do 1875 50do, b5wn 1879 100 Norris C, b5 30
leo do eos; Ice DO cash 2o7i 200 do in lots, COX.
Sacnd Bea'd So oe0 Reading RI 6's. 20. sl. %, 600
United States Ga 'G7, z, li91t 900 Camden and
Aniboy Err 6's "a, as Loco DO 49, 3D. go 100 do, 3D.
CCO0 Per lyania SIS b. 96 30 shares Beaver Mea-
dow kR b. 80; 100 Norris Canal, ao7. 100 do b. 2nl1
1co do b5wn, 2c 100 do, IS. 2oa 500 Chatter Mining
200 do, b5, 1873, Camden and Amboy RI 142,1, Phi
lsdeiphia, and Trenton IR, III; 172 Bank, 52l;
Philadelphia Rani cash. l42ai ifev geard@soa shs
Morris Canal b5 ard int e024; $50 do, 202 200 do, in
lots, .0zs ESQ de- in let's b5 81 200 do 3D. IL 500 do
in lots, b5 int, Il, leo Long Island RR b. 1884, leo
Reading RI ID i3ss ECO DO, b5 a3&; 100 DO 43si 100
do h. 435s 100 Schuylh Nay Pref b5, By; SO Beaver
Meadow KR, b5, s5. 30 Girard Bank, 1ia Marke! firm.
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The following letter from Mr. Fillmore has been received
by the Mayor Of Charleston, c. in answer to nyi
tntion from the Common Council TO accept the hospi
'ahtiet OF that city, on his contemplated Southern
tour
= WASHINGTON, March Is, 1853. e
Hon 7 T. HUTCHINSON, MAYOR CuARiEsToS-
sr-lour letter Of the 10th instant enclosing 4
luton OF the Common Council OF the city OF Charleston
rendering TO me, in the OF the Corporation the
nospnues OF the city has been forwarded to here
MIS- fiimore. am happy, however, to say that she
~ sightly improving ard her phy scans give me reason
TO hope that immediate danger has pas and that
she may soon be able 10 travel Should her health he
restored In time TO enable to prosecute my intended
warm, shall be happy 10 avail myself OF the generous
procer Of ths hospitaltieA Of your city but whether
DO not beg leave to return TO you and through You
n the CITY Council my unfeigned thanks for this unex
peced nark Of its respect and to you that an
ficpsfe much qualification In visiting your negotiable
49, asts Gay. iAI., .s.Ys'funy ysur
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Married.

IN Hoboken, n J on Wednesday, March %. by the
Rev. nr DoDbins Mr.. GEORGE kA4ysE late OF Delaware
10 Miss fii2AIaTH ALLISON, late o. New York.
Delaware papers please copy.
On Wednesday March % by Rev. G. LOWS Plat LOUIS
Y. SMITH, ESQ., g Syracuse to Miss MARY E H.I.R,s OF
Brooklyn.
On Wednesday, March % at the Reformed Dutch
Church, Lafayette place, BY Rev DR. J. +. Vernilye
To D. TAYLOR 10 KATE daughter of James II Brundage,
Esq, al of this city.
in February Il, ~ the Pew. Isaac Il Tutle HENRY D.
FHIIiFs, Esq, to Miss MARY L. TAYLOR, both Of this
city
IN wash neton. Tuesday March -, in street
church, by the Rev James Laurie, H. D. Ar. JAMES G.
E1IT Of flin county, fenns yania to Miss JEANETTE
AUD OF Washington.
Mr. Deett goep missionary among the Omaha
Indians
On Wednesday March IS, in Jersey City, by Rev.
CbafLs g. SomE.rs SIDNEY II. BLANCHARD OF New York
to May SorH., daughter oil Charles Clark, Esq OF for
ne rlace.
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CLEARED.


John MerricE Stevens New Orleans, upper Kossuth
Bel -ei1ss GAIT Ts sss G Chairman
Mary varney, Cruise. Goree, " Livingston William,
Fullerton, Matanzas J W Elwell & Co; Camilla Busch,
John, Rodbrd Matanzas, W Elwell Il Co.
Brigs-Abeona Miller, Matanzas, r Reed: Webster
Kelly, Heagan, Ponce, PR, Brookman Co; Maria
Ann, Townsend Baltimore, master; Alfred Exa Colder,
Cuba Hwell Co; Favorita White, Cindad Bolivar,
Freeman & Co.
mer, Parker, Boston Harris; Asa Thailer,
Pratt Philadelphia Van Brunt slaght; + Brognard,
n NJ van Sr@n oh f. s1s
w Robinson & CO. santee, Smith, Norfolk, Fl Tall
man. Balance Matthews, Wilmington, NC, master;
dcphia, Jas Hand 0natayia, Sinonton, st Johns PR
unatavia Co; Alexandra, Sears, Philadelphia James
Hand.
steamer-Kenzebec Clark Philadelphia C Sanford.
Sloop-Haryest, French, Providence, master.
ARRIVED
Steamship Roanoke Cavendy, Norfolk and Richmond,
Bark Union Clark. Palermo SO days, and 43 days from
Gibraltar Rock, to Curtis & Co.
Park St Jago o Portand) Means, cardenas, 10 days,
Bark zilpha Brown Gray, St Marks, 10 days, to
Brodie & Pettes
Park Lima (of portland) Wade Key West II days, to
Howes March Is lat 81 80 Ion 10 exchanged sig nals
with brig Potosi of and for Portland
Brig Auguste \ Edousrd (Aieck), Garlof, Bordeaux,
Big Sophia (0lden), Behrens, Newcastle IS days. to
Myer.
Brig Pedraza Dorritie, Nassau Mp March IA, to VIM
Dugan 18th inst, lat 81 Ion TO- saw ship Horizon,
from Liverpool, standing W.
Brig Baron de Castine, Atwood, Sagua la Grande 10
days, 10 Brett Vose Co. Passed Cape Hatteras 18th
Brig Parks, Weber, Matanzas, II days, to r
Buck 4 Co.
Brig Mary Pierce (of Bangor Pierce, Guayama, PR IL
days, to Kirkland & Won SENT.
Schr Ocean Star (of Camden Thorndike To5asco, 81
days, 10 Loblach Scheper.
Schr Manson (of Scituate) Manson, st Johns, PR Is
days, to Gimber.on Escoraza March 49, lat % &c. Ion
Il 10, spoke brig Geo Slavery, hence for Arecibo.
schr Cicero (of Ratmore), Spear, Matagorda 2s days.
to Wilbur 4 Scott
Schr Charles Roberts (of Rackland), Post Sagua Ia
Grande 9 days, to Rowland Aspinwall.
schr Julia Mister, Halsey, Norfolk, s days.
Schr Emily Thompson, --, Virginia, days.
sebr Alabama. Farley Smyrna Creek, Del days.
Schr Red Rover Bacon Barn stable, days.
schr Perseverance, Rogers, New London days.
Schr Peru, -, New London. days.
Steamer Seneca, Cbalker. Hartford 10 hours.
sioop Blackstone Ash. Providence, days.
BELOW.
ship Anglo Saxon Clipper from Shanghae.
Ship American (pkt), from Liverpool.
Ship Quebe;, 10 days from New Orleans.
Brig Mary McHae, 10 days from Savannah.
Prig Emily days from Charleston.
brig Eliza Waite, from -.
Brig ArouYa (Ham) from Hamburg with passengers.
Also ship, unknown.
Ships American Eagle Moore, London; Westminster,
Hagadorn, New Orleans and others.
Wind at sunset, NV.
Sailed yesterday Br steamship Africa Harrison Liver.
pool
Tux HIGHLANDS March o4-5 PM
One ship one bark and two briggs in the 0fng. Wind