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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-10-07

For Plantations Use.
rART saddles; Saddle trees:
~ Cart and Wagon breeching:
Blind Brides: Horse and Mule collars;
Trace chains; Sugar house lamps;
Cane shed lamps; Harness leather;
Sugar skimmers: do Dippers;
Cane Knives, &C., for sale by
,eIo HART, AUSTIN & co.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-10-07

/ \-NLiME TEN or rms SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
' commences "l n" lj-I ul September. It j. ,iirfr
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Inventors. Manufacturers and Farmers, and ! ,dtri bv
:neI rra"t'c1Hv skilled n til" arts AMI ScIrncr>. rrohali,
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cifciiated. or 50 generally c,trs.ucl for its practical
ability. Nearly ali the Valuable Patents which Issue
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regularly IN H. columns a. ibor are issued, thus making
II Il perfect SCIENTIFIC AND MECHANICAL ENJOY
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QUinilae

Anti.phlogestiquc Syrup.
(NREAT assortment Of the above syrup, for IN,
~ Examinations and irritations of the chest, pre-
pared by F.. c. Briant-for sale by
ap2 G. w. BAYLEY.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-10-07

4 FINE lot of last style Jewelry Just received
N and for sale by ROTH BROS
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-10-07

Kid Gloves

ENGLISH and Anlerscan Pie Fruit.
ERESK Fruit in juice. together with fresh Pre-
I serves and Jellies, just received at
mhlS RICHARDS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-10-07

HART AUSTIN & co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS In
q
General Plantation supplies, &c,
WIN. HART. PsaOUruuvr
J W. AUSTIN. La
J. McWiILIAMS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-10-07

DRUGS, Chemicals, Medicines. foreign and do
~ nestle. TIE most approved seieriion. Just rnr-
chased after careful inspection. at he North. now
opened and 10: sale at tie Drug s;ore OF
ocl' RICHARDS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-10-07
Spriss: and Summer Platforms.

Tor geni'emens Goats. Vests and Pants. and do not
hesitate 10 pronounce their assortment to be he
most beautiful and complete that has ever been
brought 10 this Town. All orders Wall meet with
p4actuaIlty aud despatch. Call and see our goods
make your selections. apps
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-10-07
Sardines,

- W. BAlLEI has Just received and for sale
~. a supply OF Collins Sardine&, al the si-n OF
te Golden Mortar. a,2g
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-10-07

ENktNCH Pates Pectorale de Nate d'Arabic and
! BalsatniqUe de RegnauId. for sale by
app e.. ". BAYLEY.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-10-07

DECEIVED from New York per steamship
IN Eldorado
Gents fine black silk crava:s:
Thread and Sill, suspenders:
Boys do do do:
=" and Gents wooden and cotton socks:
OF sale by sc24 ROTH BROTHERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02
Domestic pOrtg.

BoSTCN-Arr in. ST. ship Emperor Tbbes Nev-Oriea1ls
ders via Eones's HOLE; Halifax ,BrL OBrica Hai'x BENZ
cuhns or Ro'sitsT de- s6r hmm' v y yia.,,5 R
freeman ri, rec Tnsie wa,ehmsn Mosathn Norfolk Ind
:: :F' j aI'i fna s'i sats S0 co Smith oyaceo~ @o
homs, io0T CO. o. ,Sis SSaa @ & gaaar suk 70
Grsnee DSer o. with from bark Lyauder Cslna SPa
Bombay srd Cueaiis brs slu.speqm Dkey = JaS' Don4
bar br hskF9s..eA s. Joa9 4 = Efrog r Ss"
St job + F; a. D.htar Astins AeHndH' Antoye HARDY
sesrI NewYoIk SD ship Geo Peabody brig Golden and from
Bath D. Jan Is brig Ella, Dudsy. Hoptn, Havana Be.
low Sch hyss rom Best ID los cables snG ,le,2
Lone s.si oad for Liverpool sea Alex n
SL,'Ty f5 w ke5eb bs Sh.ekoSd Psi.
tsugal Ms,anzss Tb Kmsn. Galveston SOS n Pean
MoBIE-A Jsn IS stcslnship BLACK Warrior saloch New
YoTs no H1yana big s S@leeR 2 Of We s0u'n' OP
NNEwFoRT@il port jar 81 81 bark Regatta b.ir Henry
Msrsh, John Bah Coed Hope sehr Nsrrssesse. G0rn"a
in wilmngou, y c for Boston, ASi.n1a sHsent IA fo
lard for ilIa bugh Almeds I'm o. and for Froydeae'
NEw0RLEANsc4 jan = ship. Western cost in Nh Hs
h oee9 Victoria 81 eKioTsy Bar ado. Ss,sdor
Sef B-Tceiot D.; Tc1euto spsn Mrauoe do schrs Mui,
Sterh Tsoer ru'h Ara srheola AR steamship n'ed 's
Lucts AsPnws ships OAotd street. Ne" torki WH y ton
clipper ship We heet Boston sbTs Marathon from Nev-fo5t
ochq1eTo tn LgTroS. PlShis s do JolF Psg 9 I'm do
Princeton Russell Ids TN New YORK
., s.ea Ccoper Camden tsbi1sef Hooper camden
nah AMeai SIC Alliser Il. Psrser Davis Nw-lork
sm,bu Jackson Parrish ON Baltimore, bound 70 Neg YORK.
pu 10 With boiler lessy Sc steamship l9snoke sSoner
brig Moutsrne Whitaker Roc land Me- bound
to wnn c. schrs Caroline HOLMES New London Va l.
Blups Charleston Baltimore Judge BAKER Bosart
New YORK City Poiat sails damaged Jones Gregory
Ward II. Cas0f Gardner do y l.,
Croker Philips. haglisher X oper tandeni SeT-
Yors Globe Tbte do Edith Csowe Bcsoni Rngsod Aot
New. York Csaee New York; Mott Bede, feligei
Nw.York Jane Most NewlorA Ssntee smith Newf0rk
NEW.BEDFORD-Au Jan w. propeller "ansaiIs' Ca'hm'n'
New-iork
JanerO via St Tho n's Fairy wleby Pernambaeo ''lr'
Tribune. Hu'cfings, New-fork =, $780,.
PROVIDENCE-krr Jan 81, propeller Oseeoa Manchester
New yo,k CID bark Dromo TsompIon Mobile .
RICHMOND-An Jsn. 30, schs A Howe, Eaton, Ciriena'
Eew.York Adk. EewYork steamship Roanoke sSnne do
schrs Mary Guest Ireland do x L. stuart Lozer tnA-
derhia In HAMPTON RosdsBsrE Parthian smith, from Cslao
for orders a.. 49,, ,. At -
WILMINGT0NArr Jan q, bng! L. 4 Knight treat Msrtn.
ieue Josnn t. ler 29h brig Mary McR bramba InrT
Island schrs Blade Sgeets,r New Bedford close HoD
inson EewTerk seth, schr Fannie AchsL Isnad P3rt aac
In below brig Aunandsls Pendeon, Camden Me- CID Jan y,
scb Wake Briggs NewYOrk Leesburg, Godfrey
3tb schr Autumn Suites NewYok Went 70 sea Jan % brSs
Deimont Locke for Havana GroOn, for Boston chrs Marine
WI Smith DeRosset Golden Rule AID samuel Bolton for
NewYork Arsbe for w Indies and bark Sarans for Havana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY FEBRUARY g. 1854

,s,A ship c.r.io Horio BOen sas Tede''o fsn' c'lf
"a isb S,is Jo,n soary Mos Nsfsnr-I s's Cork rfs
ssr-gsI P,,sls saith Sevor s,ns 90 y,i' 49, asr.
~ ;I,'''. x,l; c.'i''' ,, 2i s s,,, N.
Vfrstet. G. ID. 9ist bags MAsas-f If''eiasn
a. Do I'd . .hfs l,sar,oa T,'r I'D s'n'a c,r3 -
Gross, dis Lossa Lil,seY sai hzs o. - o. "a a
co. Hi.srs abou, Csrnial. Hore ua; nfs sloen q ~.
Bs1H r A. T., Ssssl &C.,, net ,i I'VE: W. "a G
Alesrts slsw Eua.ae Fsrnhlu Reporter Gsuu ara
1rihur eis Rsnbew Emerson sar' jsr- Wood slT'-r
Fowler Uirsow Csrt'Ues to lsi iot r. 5ias i4of "a
,esIress hhes srs ses g Pe. rid .-f q, ma,
to o.d fer P,,eslFs t4ks5 Up Al = Per l - % B,,5s
60 tass I.c. &C. IN PEI Henry Buck Poail,tou csrl
hs. Evs sailor AZ ans Po-i-ris P;.ot lne Boston wa
s si,5 - ,,.SsI wmprton C len Helen MrA gssa 3D.
Pc-tlsrd. shv. SavArDsh sd 81 D it - '4e"'
tS5 Become, Feliea sssion .sar A Howe EAOa co.
a. ys,sn, 6h ut ship olsniS whi. f Hsvan, arr ~
lts for cowes' bAiEs John Ae5iy NOS a., ib &
.1ssT r Gr,st Britain rure,.e MeGs.h for NeTyo,s s
MA; Lowell PIE -, r. - BG';s f 5 s sha Stroud Sa 81
New.O5lesns dg JAse Doen. Brane ,e 1soS' ~ a. ~
Wooasury to PortaiA DO Lssoe.a- aoses IN Mo9i. ass
E'eyu, hishho9 I'm BesSen e,s . S s,svsr; - o.
i5s L1cy Ann Brysrt for Nes-roia DO EdwNh K'Ei y
Gin. chr, i,.Ses Gaze I'm md for Charleston 3; ar
t,ls - p si.Irbi, 40 + Tobss H.ld fn do. dss SD
i4th Belle Havener COX Amira haven
for Portsn ls,h George Gke FOX The clyde 9th bark
r. knight Over p Ttsud. -, = ,.u.4.r
Al Per1subreo Dec Il big Breeze ol,eFsdse for PAid'
phis DAYS only Am. vessel ,-,...
Al 81 ftouas Jan H. shirs Severn Waite reslyi Anef
Cslk repairing: Atlas lie 3rou dc Columbia bnfAe 90 ~
tar mon Tor Ramp on Rosas - rs De-
sod 18th Bay Civ Narcle. Teqs' os tet
Airs GEM Turks Island IL few days. Nancy PsH,'on rep5
John. Cousins Phi sdelpha csntf iYotI- -< ~
Arg,sGra; virginia Cooper Tor Auakspas ~ day. Icy y
Cooke DouineO sarah Wooster oser, - iJtl a.
port United Sstes Bro-hers Abbott or Is
Day Fillmore Hirwsn for Bat merc same as m if
jury Lsghorn. Pendetou rePg chs : Hart UsieF 40
Feuo pul in with sick PsniPeo Acnai' con-
DEM ed aud sola ij;h d.,
ArSt join p 9oh ult trrs Oseco Of Portland for Bi
mere in IS DAYS; P mouth for New YORK Ia ~ dts
Prince h uit bark Clara windsor Button io Jefo
ME Ia 4d5ys. o load for New. YORK =,
A :. Jsso lth u bark Wech AIMEE vita schr A.
&C. noWc Fike Tor Baltimore DAYS SD. th, bsg boson
Torrey Msnzauilia, TO load tor New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02
Fore.cn Ports.

AT At sydney W Oct ST. bark John II. MIsy CrandaL
AT a Melbourne Oct H. .hip Audubon, Arthur NsvYerk
Az co rDh sesgzeaisnd
ATT .. DO o. 3 .aip Tsror. Griffin New York II 2i4
NewYor June g. CID Nov brig Angura Monroe, FslPs-
Al d. Oct e. barls Gay Head Dayi for HoasKOng No, So
Yiulrod Nichols, Tor Calcu't soon.
Afisdne KE.ht md Florida Ncker,on Caao vaadl
sh4L for do ready Arosto Bsieh sd r. Milan GUS anc+
Esther er1e q BA ',1 B a. i toen1o y
Cd J, London Jan r. bips American Eagle Moore York
Hhersaaen Lsnke DO via Newcastle llth swan Graham sa
vsDlsh
Corslntnore 9st Dec bark Neveda POeys Oad for Bo
AT Al oueenstowp 9th r, Margaret Wood Phlad.pha
Caso 18th Dec ships ssgtee stafford from sydney SW,
All 18Th for home ballast soceo SANFORD Clnchs
coa.i ron d. a. sb 6esse &oreins Hsoa fa do
ar sth RELIANCE Brrv from DO ar 2st Forrser C4psea
Morton from DO an h Ariminso DrnkwseE from do do
HO~ss from do 10th; Roek.nl ynsl from Melbourne
na or tp d an list lssd LosSop from 5 po S 40 bs
Fr,fy RosGioa for chneha Islands day having repaired
hsImors Fses from do ar lsh JenniIss Horoa from
Al Chincba I.llnds Dec IS hips Ceopsa shreve Samuel
Fses Talbot Edes Champion Monterey utaoee
Mooe Ocean spray Mcclellan Hornet Knapp, Enprss Of ae
Houdeite; Peri scots Radiaa Besrse; Hopsweh Greea
sssf rear hsytsn Iy6s ks P.tE Fos Center Az
sa. Merrill @ E' ss Bowen F'ss o c sP E
B1iisJ HItey Hanpton BIosn. Splendid Hsnsi JAM.
sLsShsd Munro ssfs5 BOYD Merit asrcalssa chs5er
Antelope Spow; MszAtian Mseoon Kate Swee,ani KsotnE
stephen Lsabes Burt LoTena Hodges Urq1hart Uncle
Toby soae Peerless Baom North Bead jenkins TexA
r India Bearse Crescent Perkins; LeVanter Foansbee
Versailles Eiddge Yarmouth, Sampson Celestial Empire
Pierce "es Wind Elliot banks Ellen SOyes Le~h ions
Goocrue Slater; hmTod Nichols; Abers Door Llcis Field
byrne H.ro sesbGry Sarah Bryant Gay; Linwool Martin
Mary Annah Oracle Georgia Lindsay and Aazon Thompson
Ida 90 10 load guano for nifed states
Arr At Cise1.so lh uli srs M.'y Aaeine Gum, Aspinws
SID 18th, tark NJ stetsOn. Bazford, New-York
Arr s Havana Jan l6 bsrk ElIabelJ Brooks PHILADELPHIA
18th brig Condoys Arthur Providence sta, bark Express Bass
New iork schrs Reporter CHM Bath Eugene Atkins Newport
l. Midas Ranch New0glesrsi James Ward Baker Mobile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02
c,,s, britain $4,000 France 5000 other oresn port
,sscc ro,,, decrsse in exports $4,000 bales

mi
.There Is no change In opinion a. rerAri' 'us h
,,e ,rcr hut Il is becoming amNer o. q'o, "b fl,,
nav Nhelhpr or not n sufficient qianty clI ~. 10
shSr,o, rcrta Daring the remainder OF the season. ~ -
MA II SocO 200 bales arguing aud very
aS, ,he advance in Droastuas Is such a. :, -,
Sss, Nv All Inc rivers iibutary 20 n" VH,ln' 10
Grain and Flour to point thai Cotton T
xssM rnhsbiy Know the practical effect IN t1e eo.
81 tic Ss three weeks for ~ @sg n nSS% mnc6
sens h"rs"ter of tho weather, reported by telegraph
sha,irs prevailed during the paste days .o,, ses
Tho amount received at the Sub treasury
raymer,s. s',cil Balance s''o@iiE Tho total
NJ anne, The Mint statement for January inc w. g
VIC ""S IA sr ,bo month was s3s7L3ss. exclusive Of
sssT Mns s S'5 The yo, coinage was in halves
susr,e. and dimes and amounted to s601o' in,'s |J'V
so coined during the month ls0eai oens Do
pcs,s Of gold bullion was si3oioUO' "s s,os oo9
S.;,,S in December Silver baion deposited s'V''O.'
Tr ~ .,o,mn shows tho operations of the Mint mora in
detail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02


HOPS Western crop du a. steady Ia
bales f0d45c for 10 prime old are IN m'asfs
stock. and few bales have been sold 81 - as.
kAlLsisAoed Cut are IN good demand ~ J. q &c -,
SALr-MCst descriptions in poor supply AshIohs ne.
LbCsc the three cergoe remain On ~
ursod which IL 90 las been refned Gales tV oa's
BGlhma On private terms. .-t-,
COCOA-saes have been made Of Para 81 &c in bond
f1T export
CANDLEs-we have variation notice in this article ne
demand moderate FOR coramon sper sne toc
patent Adsusutne fair request Zane I-0~ are
held with much trInness Il lS0iS.e. -, -, -,
STARCHA fair denlnd good supply a. &c Tor Fei ana
sHOT in limited request q1osble change; sales
in mali lots al Z. for Drop, ard 7c. for Buck . q,
TIN-The market Is FIRM for eli descriptions win 20
steady. sales CO. bhs Sd 80 90 G-t 70 mos
POTATCESThe advanced prices barely sapPoed me up
pv rather better sales Of MeeTs and Csrte - IS ~ ~ D.
The deuara limited Tor shipping at - 5oa - % ~ eeh
recs
TALLOW-Ths market decidedly beer Influenced By the
wsTke TIE EssIn question The demand cooi
surry Saes SO y City rendered bueheH
m also So o . prime CITY and PhiadephiArer-
cerrd sflli al &c. closing trrn-
WHALEBONESses during the week 2eooo Polar It ie f'r
small supply large sae Of ia bbs 100
Flax steady SaA sales q Rough
ri per bush clesn LDsced "a good demand the ate
pruv sales Of 100 bush Calcutta az 81 ~ Gel 10 Ns~
; held higher
iRON-The market hardly 50 sru early week The
high prices asked cheeks the demand sales OF 80 t1ns scotch PIG
PELTER-ws nOe sales 10 plates Sc 60 aud % days
be "a hzher
HFNP-Mana has ssn .dv.ned With active demand sales
IL 2.c AmeTcf firm sales OF
bales sS5GSls0 Juts n good demand ssss
bales BOtOn for th market 20 srrFe sllo
ERlCKA limited deuand with ssOd supply prices rather
Sc ga 90 IS .or hard North River AMI Lo Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02
Disasters, &C.

BRIG Boston Gonaiyes for EevYork totally
lost naua 18th u she mad board ocofee and
ogwood the captain saved and arrived at this
Yesterday in the brig Industry. "
scrR CoLUMrUS Of Philadelphia before reported lowed into
Virginia for Newf0rk with load OF ship
timber she sd u of Indian River by sch Frank
Rsdph NewYort carrying away the Cs bo~spr snd eaa
ng IN bady The captain aud taken OF and
landed al Cape May he day following
Of ported yesterday having
ashore Habo had of 600 bushels wheat the
greater psrt which will probably be saved undinisd the
side ably bot the weather continues favorable VIII
Vesse insured in this City, in Baltimore
from Charleston for Baltimore, put into
Monday with loss OF toGas parf s
Sc bsyn enrerienced severe gales
scpR pkt from Boston for New York carried away
nsht ut aud came TO anchor oil Chatham wanted
assistance
ScsR FoUnrAT Chatham with the board will be
nearly a total lo+.; -four has been saved
Clifford arrived New Bedford
9 having left Royal Souhwick ashore CuttyhunE
noon Capt thinks the brig will be got on # the weather hods
s been astern and the vessel allied with
CASKS schr emuned BY the brig Reports the bay fro
overssf A. down : the Round Hills
PFoyScETowN Jan s-The Lever Co have screwed
M ra launch the first favorable wind
Bsr Fanny Buck W ST Rogers still shore the
Ia cargo Of the b. board about 80 bales cotton and
40 bis pork ard lard which being diehaTgsd when the water
smooth enough ~ permit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02
This leaves IA banks and branch remaining with an as
gregate capital O6Oand circulation OF s434lOs
These charters expire follows

That GREAT enterprise the Illinois Central Railroad, was
brought to the consideration Of the public in the spring and
summerof 1851 The st year of the Company existence
was devoted to the preliminary surveys and primary Oca
ton Of the line of the road and procuring from the Cen
era Government the specific allotment of the lands donated
by Congress in aid of the work In June 1859 part OF the
work was placed under contract bu, from the difficulty of
gathering force upon the line but small advance was made
until the month of October of that year when the whole
work with little exception, under contract Since that
time the construction of the road has been pushed forward
with great vigor and we have ascerained from reliable
sources the results which have been accomplished to this
time and have been permitted 10 examine the last report OF
the Engineer in Chief Col H. b Mason made up TO 1t
january 1854 and to make some extracts hereirom The
whole length of the road and branches is 7O4 miles and
the LIST of January last the graduation masonry &c, IN
readiness for the supertructure complete on $50
miles, leaving only l24 miles to be completed But state
nent in detail necessary give precise idea
Of the exact progress Of the work which we have prepared
from the documents before us.
Division No commences at the terminus of the road ON
the banks of the Ohio at the junction with the Mississippi
and includes the great evee so feet wide which sur
round and protect the site of Cairo and is 60 miles in
length TO the Big Muddy River The graduation is
Melted for 50 miles leaving only eight to be performed 20
miles Of rails laid and the remaining 40 miles in pro
cress with an efficient force and will be all laid by ls
Julv next: 1904 men and 2l0 teams are now az work
The amount ye to be paid this division for graduation
inclusive Of helevees at Caro- Is estimated al u
This DIVISION passing through country Astounding in
timber and reaching the coal beds OF the Biz Muddy viii
receive an immediate traffic of much value
Division No, From Big Muddy River 20 CentraIa,
the junction of he main and Chicago branch 81 miles
in length ~ miles of graduation, sc. completed seven
and half miles Of rails laid and the whole roadway
20 far advanced that interruption of track laying can
occur TO postpone completion beyond the lst OF August
next; 692 men and los teams now at work An ex-
pendture Of sll,372 20 viii complete the graduation,
masonry, &c. -
Division No 3-From Centraa to the l55th mile post,
az miles In length q miles OF graduation &C. are com
peted and 10 miles in hand There IS some heavy w9rk
was less abundant than at present. some difficulty was e1
perienced in inducing to so far into the Interior
which does not now exist No track yet laid but TINS
work wl soon be commenced both the south and north
end of the division and will nnquestonaby be completed
early in the autumn as no delay viii arsef from the gradu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
Port OF sEw-yORK.
feared

stesm.bip-Uron, Ad.rs Charleston, spO4ord Teton Co
shrs DorAr. han Hes dsun. EabaEg E. Beach hsbnas
VS.; Point Mullini 2, liverpool Nrsmt kerew
Rarts-Del arsn, WoOdbgn. Baltimore D Fowler;
c tuch.nsr. Hansen. Galveston G. Moray Maria Aorson
Bailey. Savannah serEatJn Z Iauau
Bfies-ClIton. Thoursoa CnaTest0n Geo B1ke- Co Pa
r,cis fBr BrovnlOE kbSt0n. ia Oaksmifh Ellen Reed
an Jacsssnve. Taoupson Huner; Gen Taylor Smith
TsHoco J T. white Co John Boyuten Pettagil Port
Prince Koker Molman G-yhourd Pierce Csrdenas II D.
Brooknlsr Co Venus (Brl smith Goasye- > Dealey
Rsehae Jaae. simmons Washington, En-
ehsuess Ty. Savannah. Ne ready Mott Co. 5he AM
Smith Niirriuson, Van Brlnt SaEht LsE15sr, Ellis Norfolk
Foster Nkerson T. II RoWley Kendall CaAE!ssron Dahsn
niuou Chas. Moore Bartlett Norfolk Stufges ClsAnsa Co
Soar,-Fred Brown. Girdner Providence master.
Propelsr-TLos Clifford, Baltimore, P S.e,mhip Co
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spoken. sc.

Dec sehr Elizabeth Warren, Il days from Bangor
Dee 81 let g. Is g ship Caspian Percy, from Neworeans
for Genoa
Dec IS 2 s lon 20 ~ ship ParthsnOn Baker, from Boston
sept p for san francisco
Jan Of Key wes Uranus lOf BuespO from Boston for
AtskaTss.
sseOla 40
ian H. Of Turks Island brig Thos Walter Smith from
J.s 10 oil Ky wes, schr Of about co from NsvYok
llr Mobile. tpIOtaby Low schr lmoseue
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phlindeiphla Market. wrp,rsD.r Feb l

The or BEEADsTUTFs dull to-day Owins tie differ
OF aud sellers Aoot l,o bbl Flour
sod export standard shipping brands which shOs
further oscne bsders generally refuse the sbsre The
trsnsscfors consumption limited within the Of
o. setass 4 hbl for retailing srd rsno RTz
FLOUR and CoES MAJ @ he'd II yesterdays q1otaons without
ss
WHrAT-No sses any holders ask - 20 or white
tr6 - prime reds sa lots hive been picked
less CcRSs unaabie a. - Tor good yellow Buyers offer pc
OARS saes The COTTOS market g1chAlEed In
GRocEREs about hhds sugar cid e. q dfle
Coffee dull The demand for Provisions good bat
are limited b. the high pretensions Of holders WHsKY firmly
lid Al Sc foE hbts ana &c Tor hhls
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HEwOELK4Ss Jar y5iThe sales CcrroS 5Oo0
bses prices Mddng quoted The
In the receipts all the southern ports sl7 500 bales PosK
ii rus holders asa IL s. ExcHAsGIs remarkably dull
and difficult Of sale Sterling At pfn And New York ssht
cent dseon GuSSY BAGS have advanced H. FaEsHrsae
savareps Acto IBIS Of Pork shipped Boston 81 IS
Stock Of CorroS IN this port - coo baes Ohio FLoUi
$50
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