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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-28

lust RECEIVED per Schrs. :. R. w. Brown g Jas.
j H. Chadbourne' - and " H. P. RUSSELL entire
Spring Stock, viz a hhds: 20 Sugar, 10 do r. do,
100 bb Stewards A. crushed powdered and c. c. Sugars
Is bbls Cuba Melasses 20 do City Mess Pork; do Full
ton Market Beef; do Blue Fish do No. Maoke o
Apple Brandy; 10 do Cider Is do Cider Vinegar 10 do
Gin 10 do Rose Gin Is do n: Z. Rum 20 do Cognac
Brandy do Cherry Brandy Sqr. cask Ausca Wine 10
do do NJ. Wine; 10 eighth eask superior Otard Brandy
casks London Porter do Scotch Ale 20 St Julien
Clarret do Assorted Cordals do Muscat Wine $50
NJ choice Segars 20 Tobacco 20 bags Lagura COT
fee 40 do Rio do do Old Government Java do 10 bags
Jrmaca boxes Ground do 30 chests Tea So boxes
Candy 10 boxes 10 halls and 10 qE boxes Rai5lns
boxes Pale Soap 20 half do do 40 boxes No Soap 40
soda Butter and Sugar Crackers 80 half bbl do 10
Mustard gross Matches 10 cases katsups 40 cases
Assorted Pickles do Ginger do Citron 10 kegs Co.
shen Butter 5000 lbs N c. Bacon 20 boxes Adamantne
20 do Sperm do do Fasps so %
bbs Lard 10 kegs do l5O sacks Table Salt 10 boxes
Brooms Backing Brushes Scrub Broom aud in
the Wood and Willow Ware line All of the above will
sell at a very small profit for cash ,,-.,u.,,,,,.,
April pa 1A1LOa 3 Eel IEWA1.
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April 18th, 1854
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Subscriber having qualified, at the March Term of
the of Pleas and Quarter Sessions sitting, Ads
minstrator of GEORGE W. B. BURGwN hereby gives notice
all indebted to said deceased to make Immediate
payment and all persons having claims against said de-
present them legally authenticated, within the
prescribed by law Chat is say within two years from
the date hereo otherwise this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. HAZELL w. BURGWIN .Admr.
Wilmington, N. c., March IS, 1851. l65-tf-29tf
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PAPER HANGING AND DPHOLSTERING

TN ALL ITS BRANCHES-by J. w. Zimmerman & Co.
i Being practical workmen ourselves do work in
line cheaper than any else in town, and would ad
wise all those who intend paperng and renovating their
of goods just received which consist of the folio wing
articles PaperHangng Borders, fine Screens Lace end
Damask Curtains, Conice Bands, Pins Loops Cords and
Tassels HAIR Moss Cotton Wool and Straw Mattra
Feather Beds made to order the shortest notice All
work done by will be done in superior ste
In the of few weeks will have steam renovater
for purifying feathers. ]. w. ZIMMERMAN & CO,
April e 1854. lSO-tf
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Por1roEs-No sweet potatoes now arriving and quo
all worked off, there being few none in store there
some enquiry for eating potatoes.
PRovIsIoNs-ln N. G. BACON we have nothing
There is full supply in store and fair receipts On Friday
last 1900 lbs sold at cents for shoulders and ii cents % D.
for hams sales of hog round at 10 cents See table for
store prices Western cured is in limited demand, with
fair supply, and sales at 81 cents for mddugs and u
cents D d. for shoulders -LARD-The quotations Of
n c. are without change Fair supply and but lit
tie demand sales at TO- lOl @ IL cents y b., in bbls and
kegs-PoRK AND BEEF-Northern Continues in fair sup
ply with sales from store at quotations. quantity
and quality. See sable.
SALT-7OO sacks arrived here this week. which is intended
for the Fayetteville market There little demand
for either Liverpool Alum Salt and quotations
for store rates.
STAYEs-W O. Bbl. in good demand, and we note no
receipts coed article would bring SIS so q $50 % M
small lot of Ash Dbl Slaves sold at $40 y M.
SHINGLEs-We note little enquiry for Shingles
3s sold Saturday last "a q NJ for ntract Com
mon sell at 81 80 a So % M.
TMBER-Has come in very slowly the past week. and we
note fair demand for long timber for shipping purposes
The sales reach only about Is Is RATS ranging
within classified figures, See table.
FREIGHTsRates coastwe have declined shade naval
and cotton since last review, and there is but
small quantity of freight Offering See table for last rates
paid.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-28
WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

1t should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filing small ORDERS nigh
er have 20 be maid.
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OTILL THEY COMEDY the Schr. r. w. Brown:-lO
~ bbs of City Mess Pork bbs of Extra Cider Vinegar
boxes double refined Loaf Sugar 100 bags of Table Salt
10 bbls Extra Prime New Orleans Molasses, which is
humbug, and you will call and examine, you will find it
so. Low for cash, at GEO. H. KELLEY'S.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-28

NOTICE.
TINE Copartnershp heretofore existing between THAI
i LY & WHITFIELD, in the Hotel business, dis
solved the first instant by mutual copsent Jas Whit
field being duly authorized to settle the affairs of the said
lato firm. D. THALLY,
JAS. w. WHITFIELD.
april 18th, 1854.
J. w. WHITFIELD having associated with him, Mr..
D. d. FRENCH late of Frenchs Hotel Norfolk Va, will
continue the business the old stand and they ate them
selves with strict attention business merit share of
public patronage heretofore literally bestowed the old
firm The business will be continued under the firm of
WHITFIELD & FRENCH
!. w. WHITFIELD.
D. d. FRENCH.
April 18th, 1854 lS9tf-33-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-28
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL 81, 1854.

TuRPENTINE-Has ruled steady during the week ended
this morning Receipts have been light, and principally
confined to small parcels The sales for the week foot up
only l 400 bbls., as follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-28

TITFSt FTLES!! FILES t!!-Just received, full as
sortment of Butchers genuine Saw Files Also, the
double tang extra Mill Saw Files >--
March 81 j. M hOb1NoON'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-28
Fifteen Thousand Dollars worth of Boots, Shoes
and RfOganS, at Wholesale.

TAVINC purchased entire stock just from the
ufactories, prepared offer inducements to
COUNTRY MERCHANTS equal to any establishment
South of Boston. JONES u GARDNER.
Apr;l 1Sl-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-28

NoTE-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne sold in the
subject the expense of landing inspection coop
erage &csay Lumber 80 cents to 81 y M; Tar and
Turpentine about 10 Is cents y bb-and naval stores,
brought per railroad about the expenses
curred-*For Virgin mixed Turpentne deduction
of one fifth is made. according to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-28

BADNESS POSITIVELY CURED &C. S. EMERSON
AMERICAN HAIR truly the wonder of the age
Perhaps no article offered the public is received with
greater favor than this and Bald becoming
only to test the article to be fully satisfied
N B-Agents authorized to give guarantees
preferred price to be agreed upon between the parties
Sold by VIM H. LIPP11T, Wholesale Agent for Will
mington and surrounding county. Balm
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DIED.

At Bear Garden, New Hanover County, on the 18th in
Mrs Martha FOyes, in the s0th year of her age.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-28
NEW SASH, BLIND AND DOOR MANDATORY

In the Lazarus Building, WImington, ~ c.
BUILDERS either in town country can be furnished
d with SASH, BLlND< and DOORS, of all descriptions,
prices suit the times, and the shortest notice All
orders will be attended 20 Immediately
Also, all kinds of GLAZING done on reasonable terms:
April 9Th. 1854 l79-tf-3i-H
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Sold by VIM H. LIPPIT'T, Wholesale Agent for Will
nlngton and surrounding county. Balm
HIP DIsEAsE-LAMENEss CURED!
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE 1TNCTURE.
Read the following extract of letter, dated
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1854
MEssRs. MORTIMER & MowBRAY-Dear Sirs-My little
the early part of last Summer but thought it from
habit she had acquired of standing the left foot
persons ted me that it vas hip disease which unw
ling to believe until she became crooked that quite
alarmed In September took her of the best physi-
prescribed accordingly The medicine being of service
10 ne ne then it hip disease and said she would
probably be lame for life then made of much ad-
verted and celebrated Lnimcn which said be ben
efca in such cases. and continued until the 10th Feb
used until the 18th.
Her suferings becoming acute, returned again to
the aforementioned Linment but she still continued grow
worse and could not move or be moved without the
tense suffering. ] then bought bottle of HAMPTON'S
VEGETABLE TINCTURE, and on the third day after
she had begun to 1T she could herself stand
up without support The little overioyed
that she threw her hands her head and exclaimed Oh
see can stand by MYSELF She had been able stand
straight for two three months before 1t
since she using the Tncture
as we'll as before taken sick Il Ee7KReefFR R
Pennsylvania Avenue, near Georgetown Bridge,
Delicate Females and Children ,O,N please tryt It cures
Coughs Bronchitis Dyspepsia Liver Complaint scrofua
See advertisement on fourth page.
ONSUCH SUBJECTS THE TESTIMONY OF WOMAN
SHOULD BE CONCLUSIVE.
New YORK, August 2, 1852.
" Mrs Cute of No 272 Second street. believing child
about three DID, be troubled worms purchased
bottle of Dr. MLanes Celebrated Vermuge gave
spoonsfu which had the causing child to dis
charge number of The child enjoying good
health, We would advise all who may suspect
children to be troubled with lose time
datsy purchase and administer Dr. MLanes
muge 1t will The money will be refunded i'll
where it does not give satisfaction.
P S. The above valuable remedy also Dr. Lanes Celebra
ted Liver Pills. be had respectable Drug
in this city.
Purchasers will please be careful ask for and
but DIR. MLANE'S VERMIFUGE All others, in compa
son, worthless. For sale by VIM II. LPPITT Druggist
Wilmington n. c.
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NOTICE.
April 18th, 1851

A 900 BUSHELS of Corn in Store. and for sale
4.OOO by 7. SMITH s. co.
April 18th, 1854 33-I9O-tf
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FUR & OFTON.
.n-~eA STEAMER SPRAY, Capt JOHN B. PRICE,
.e azzZw will ply between Wilmington and Smithylle
landing at Orion, as follows:
Leave Wilmington, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and
Sunday Mornings, at O'Clock.
Leave Smithyille, Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday
Afternoon O'Clock, and Monday Morning, at o'clock
GPassage One Dollar, Children and Servants
FREIGHT at customary rates.
Apply to Captain on board, or to -
A. H. VANBOKKELEN,
March Is, lS54-l64-tf-29tf No South Wharves.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-28

TODEY'S LADY'S BOOK and Arthur's Home Maya
April 22 j. T. MUNDS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-28

NORTH CAROLINA DISTRICT TENT No. 49,
T G.. of R. will hold her Regular Annual Meeting at
/. Temperance Hail. Wilmington, n c.. the third
Tuesday of May Primary Tents under her ursdic
ton will please send Representatives.
By order of the D. G. r.
VIM LARKINS D. r. S.
ADriI 26th. 1854 I97-34-3t
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THOS. b. CARR. NJ. d. d. D. s..
c. PRACTICAL DENTIST for the last ten
ASssS4ss@ZA years, charges for
OI1EYYEl0 CIR less artificial teeth fine gold plate.
eacn, s ZOO
An entire set of teeth fine gold plate, $50 90
Ditto gold with artificial gums, $50 90
Ditto Platna plate, with artificial gums, $50 90
Upper or under ditto, each, IS 90
A Pivot tooth that cannot be distinguished from the
natural, D 90
A fine gold filing, ,carramted permanent, 2 90
Do. and destroying the nerve, So to 5 90
Extracting TOOTH 80 cts. to l 90
Best and tooth brushes always hand Every
operation warranted give entire satisfaction Teeth
serted Immediately after the extraction of the fang and
modelled after the gums have shrunken without additional
charge.
Office Markets., doors below the Church.
Wilmington, n. c., April oath, 1854 l95-lm-34-tf
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NEW NOVELS-A splendid assortment just received,
IN and for sale at S. w. WHITAhER,S.
April 4, 1854
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-28

W. & It. :. PLANK ROAD.
THE SECOND ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhold-
ers of the Wilmington & Topsail Sound Plank Road
Company will be held in Wilmington, Monday the eighth
day of May next.
April oath, 1851 l97-6t-342t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

EDGARTOWN, Sept 15-ar brig Edwin, Yates, Phila-
delpha for Boston, schrs Pilot erie, NYork for Rock
land Richmond, Spear do for Portland: Ahambra, Am
boy for Portland Convert Brown FAN River for Bangor
Eliza Leland, Coombs Providence for Bangor.
Also schr Tiger, Brown Philadephis for Saco, with
loss Of boat steve Wheel stranded and parted all stand
ing rigging, and sustained other damage
Arr 10th, tchr Splendid, latham New York for Bos.
ton.
lGth--Brg Prescott came OF this morning after
dischsrgiDg part Of her cargo she has sustained
damage, and win PROBABLY require some repairs.
PA-Sld all the vessels reported above; also, brig
voice, Ocean Home, Glsucus, Emily Hannah, Artist,
John Compton, Senate, TiS err and others
17th-From IL to Is san arrived this morning; some
Of the feet may have returned,
ls,h-An the vessels arrived yesterday are getting
pnoer way, With two or three exceptions.
Park wy andotte Burns from Philadelphia for Boston,
arr 10Th and sid 10th.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept TO- 4 PM--Ar steamer City
Of Boston, Baker, Boston; bark Hathornc, Brown,
Newcastle, +, 80 days; brgs Gen Wilson, Carbonnett
Mobile; China, Lemap. and Eschol Lunt Newburyport;
Anna Tyr 8, Gilkey, Pctou, NS Sabio Dunbar, do 8
Small, Treadwen Salem; WHITAKER, Perry, PASSPORT;
leos, HERMAN, sesrsport; Emma Baker Boston; Cas-
tap Pinkham, Halifax, Ms Virginia Prioe, Chase, and
Jose phne Collier, Chaplin NYork Telegraph Nicker-
son, and Mary Cspin, Norton, Boston
CID chip Philadephia, Poole, Liverpool; banks Pasz,
Lewis, Boston brgs Brown, Marshman New Orleans;
Clark Windsor, Percival Kingston, Mass; China, Chase
Marhfeh, Hodgson; felos, Herman, and Ann Eliza.
beth Blackwell Rosou; schrs Rio, Means; Julia Smith,
Csowel; Grace Darling, Baxter, and B Berry, Sharp
Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CtAt-
n o N Il Y Nj A Il X II l..

r.
The stock market continues buoyant The tendency
from the opening to the close to-day was upward and
an advance was realized the list generally At the
first board Erie Income Bonds advanced az per cent,
Erie 1871, J. do. 1852, i; Canton Co "a; Nicaragua
Transit "a; New York Central Railroad, NJ Erie Rail.
road, q; Harlem, *; Reading Railroad, 1. Hudson
Railroad the only stock the list that fell of and
that declined per cent. Cumberland Co. has been
quite steady for few days, with limited operations.
Erie, Reading and Harlem appear to be the favorites
with Spectators for rise and the operations are
almost entirely confined to those fancies Erie Railroad
moves up and down strangely It in the hands OF spec
uators and it is therefore impossible to anticipate its
future course. At the proper time many who are now
operating for rise win be operating for fall, and
those who loudestin their praises of the man
sgement Of this company win then be the most bitter
in their condemnation. Wall street stosk spectators
are very changeable characters, and We must not be
surprised ct anything they may do Harlem is working
up slowly under tho new management. heading Rail-
road cannot b long depressed in the face Of the i'm
mense business of the company The movement in The
stock appears to be strong and it doubtless will be per-
manent Hui Railroad hops about very rregulary.
From day to day 1t Huctuates one and two per cmt
There is not much doing in It, and stock Is not plenty
Erie Fonds have sold largely during the past few days
Holders wisely avsing themselves Of thu improve
ment to realize Instead Of waiting for any financial
operations of the company.
At the second board the tendency still continued up
wards for of the ncies but the close the market
not firm as 1t opened. Erie Railroad advanced
4 per cent and fell off to 46 which is lower than the
closing price in the morning New York Central Railroad
advanced Il Per cent; Harlem, "a.
The steamship Africa from this port for Liverpool TO-
morrow, Wednesday, will take ont large amount Of
specie. Eng agements have already been made for
than half Million and the total shipment win not fall
much short Of million OF dollars We quote sterling
exchange bankers bills, at 10 per cent premium; on
Paris ST. Is Of 1lL
The Philadelphia, Germantown AMI Norristown Rail-
read Company have declared semi annual dividend of
four per cent.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Depart mont
Washinpton on the 10th inst vera -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

ATSee Correspondence.


BR srEAxsmr Tr1or, which arr At Havana sth inst
from Vera CruT, and sid 10th 18th for Southamp
Is supposed to be the vessel Incorrectly repor cd the
Jewess from NYork, going in With machinery broken.
SEP PAIxyRA, Weeks, from Callao Tor Hampton Roads
at bio Jauero lah ult in dstress disg FOR repairs
Bark Imaum, Waters, from New Zealand for Salem was
At same date repairing damage from collision with
iceberg In the lat of Cape Horn.
Bnso BARON De CAsuSR, ct Boston from PHILADELPHIA
in the gale Of 10th nst lat 49, Ion ~ lost mainsa and
LOAts.
BRIG Sarah woosrn, from Jacksonville for Boston,
put into Norfolk 18th inst, In distrcss, having 9Th
inst experienced the gale which carried away sails and
caused the vessel TO leak Lost two men and passen
gar by sickness.
BRIG PxSSE1I that was ashore at Holiness Hole,
got on 10th without damage after dschargng part
II cargo.
BRIG JULIA a Boston from Galveston, reports 18th
iset lat "a 50, Ion 70 co. had gale from INV to sw
and Sc eth while soudding under close rssfed fore
toptai, passed lsrss ship heading NE With painted
ports and with loss Of Oil her sas sxespt the lbs and
al ~ the GER spd fore.0p g.snt ms the toYssl IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

The following from the Ledger Of tho 10th
inst may Be Of some Importance to parties similarly
situated with the Erie Railroad endorsers the old
taca'es Of the frie company and Anxousy waitsg
their maturity to be relieved from the responsibility
They fall due in October how the funds to be raised
for their payments question, the individuals concern
ed particularly socitous about. Endorsers on the
certificates wise enough to secure themselves
BY mortgage. The Ledger says
there report current the street yesterday Of
futures Of persons connected with the manage
mept of the Camden and Atlantic City Railroad Com
psny. some mentioned but as IL Is said the
fsilure to Obligations results from other
than inability to pay, do not choose to give the
hero. We understand that the failure Is notes
given BY the company endorsed BY some or all Of the
anegers for the equipment Of the road the sndorser
holding the bonds Of the company collateral security
The bonds not marketable, and the endorsers
We are told are disposed to bring the question Of ab
~ to an issue.
We do not know how the mater will result but sup.
pose II the dlcuy arises from the causes represent
ed effort viii Be nrst made 10 make the money from the
drawer of the note which may bring such Of the CON.
papy's property subject to sale under the ham.
ner shouh NOT some satisfactory Arrangement be e.
fected.
The steamship Atlantic, at this port from Liverpool,
brings days later intelligence from Europe Nothing
has transpirsd since the sailing Of the steamer
Ottawa, at Quebec. Quotations FOX eonsos had fallen
tSs fra.on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

900 superior, $50 $50 arst good I5o zoo;
first ordinsre, 600 100; second good, 500 200
200 0cooo bees In Arst hands to-day. There ID but
rtte good United States qrality ef coffee 10 msrket
u-s.ly 81 trdirsvy arslt'es.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20
Personal Intelligence.
Among the passengers in the Africa for Liverpool to
day John Bradley Esq late proprietor Of the Boston
Mail. He goes out as bearer Of despatches.


Mat He goes out as bearer Of dispatches.
AT tie st M :bolss-Gov Stevens and family, Oregon
sn hG1 P hcr,s isSss svS Nam
burg; Hon j. Holmes; Alfanso, Cuba; Dr. Hun,
Albany; g 9 CAIN New orleans; R. B. sanders Mobile;
caypcle, Liverpool; Hon. W. M.Alpne, Albany; Lieut.
PRICE, U. S. A. II IArncd ST., Pitsaeid; a sprssue, r.
l.; F. A Quartey Her Majesty 2eth Regiment Of Gamer
At The Metropolitan Botel-Hon James wardsworth,
Ss sssSs, h M, sa'I n Hs Thomas
Schenectady; n de La Garrardo, Cuba; Madame Dillon,
lady Of the French Consul at San Francisco; Judge Bull
Navy and the following gentlemen members Of the City
Council Of Phadelphis, who visiting the public in
J. fbalrs, b wallace, n 5. smith, j. " Mashiin
VIM. Moran, Henry O. Pratt, and George G,iscom.
San ttsfczco Judge j. ". Martin Nex York; Or Irwin
Haeris6ursh, Pa. III. 81. A. Button, Trenton, N j..
olina; Frederick Kidier boston; Dr. Lambe, Phiadei
phia; hon J. r. Perrill, louisiana.
Gelsr, ws.hlpstoni Capt Darling, U. 8. A.. Mr.. Knox
Toy, &c csls cinsi.ns,ii g. Q st.nly, Georgia G.
aeisnry ssy.nnaR 4 Morris. do :o H e% San
smith, New Orleans; Hon j. Il blake sa, a esa and nd
servant, Paris; Col II p. Adams syracuse; W. @. Jud
SON, do r. Loomis, Albany j. q. -mith, New Orb
Capt james West steamer Atlantic; Capt. ". n Town
At the Prescott Rouse-s G. TIippe, Providence; ".
c Glenn, Baltimore; Il. Mood, Virginia; Gen. ]. K.
hoorshssd and LADY Philsd,iPhis W. G. Hoorehsad and
lady, DO W Robbins and lady New Orleans; Q. G
ring Philadelphia; f. Murdoch, Baltimore; John Doug
Las, New York T. A. shaplsy, Boston; + N. johnson,
Charleston. CT W. 2. Edwards. do. II. p Bliss, Bos.
ton; J. lewis Philadelphia; Geo. Curtis Boston; A.
Fraser, Philadelphia f. Paduford, Savannah; J. A.
RemWfck, Boston.
AZ the Union Place Hotsl-Hon Samuel Beardsisy,
Utica; Rev. Dr.. Van rsJale, New York; Chas Mcken
do. A. Perkins, Hartford; Mrs HOLSTER and dAugh-
ter, New York; d. Booth. de j. @. Briggs Stonlng-
ton; WIN g. winnans, PbfIsdelphia; A. Canuthers do.
A. the csrsndon-s: O. Ward, Boston; James Davis
and family do; W. Won sacks and family, New York;
James A. Dupee Boston r. Hallstt, do; Mr. Rankin,
Engiandi Mrs Edward Curtis, Flushing.
Prom Saxtba6enat tn brig Putnsm-M Tavery, W n
BlnsisyM For, Perkins,, Rodriguez Mrs EEvans
From Ciudad Bshver, in brig FAvoqite-A Loublstts
DEPARTURES.
Fer PuentA Arenas, per steamship Northern Lght-
Adams Co. messenger, Wells, Fargo Co q mssssn-
ger w sslfridrs. r. Sslfridgss, Main, wife and
ehns, 8 stsimhIids and boy, b Lev, Never, Mrs. VIM
Judson, WIN Nesssrve, Mfas Amelia IAngiots, Pebon
mis-, AriAs, Costisielis. Geo Cosurni, wife and
servant, Robt Pearson, Mrs SheArer and two ehdrsu
l. sharkey, b Dickinson, A Kund and wife, @ Boy
them and VIE, Miss Dlthses, Cloysy, Reehlsf
: ~ Vie ? Kennedy, IAwasss, JIsvy, wife and
frr'. FrTo-csent, n Chosen, Butts Pnesl