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CABD-wiliam Tucker, merchant tailor, P.nnyI
n avebse would respectfully Of mem
ber Of Congress. and citizens generally his
Cloths ves,ng
he prepared make at the shortest notice and In
fashionable styles.
Nov
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DUvALL 4 BR vTIIER, Merchant TaiIors, take thss
method of calling members
aud their extensive sook Of c,o,hs
and the latest which they
make to order In the most elegant
Also choice selection Of seniemsns furnishing goods
Dec I--3law9w DUVALL BRO
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n EsLi.iNG-HOUsE and Grounds Georgetown
.gbts Dumbarton ff the residence Of
The Washington, The grounds
the sufficient for large family
spl. knowa particular decrp
tion will be persons dis
tance addressing me by mail al Washington city
App,,o A. HYDE, Georgetown.
Ia l--la ava
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tppNio tpS, ~sog'o~"'
be al--Iaw4w
20 whole, hall, aud quarter 1o1es bunch rsi.ias
ZOO pounds .o,',hriI almonds
a@u DO cream .a.
500 .. unds walnut.
100 drum sm,rna nls
''og so s 'a.% ~ MN sans..
Now landing ehoone's a'on AID King Bird S% New
MINES tiQUoRA. oIsAns, 30.
. q,a'er ana Of dark and pale brandy,
- !, '1 q" s pa's r. ss w' Do
Z, % a s...s brandy and old "Aiskey
90 On ice Havana c.s,s
8 '"e. s ~ Ss; s sss MN New
fP Nov az a1- 90 s''' y
CANoLEs, o,L. soAr. sc.
1910 gallon. refined whale oil
~ ~ s. as s .S.s% and yellow .o.,
q CASTLE
q DO DO a a.sy .,.,,, do
1000 pound, s.isaius '''
.choone1 Hamilton md K.s BIRD ,s% New
Nov a1- q.
CoEEEE. TEA, SO.
y y Sa.. s t. and il asxayra coffee
las
vermcell
,s so boxes pepper ginger, and mustard
IS dozen s pls.sas and morrill,. and sasb. yeas, pow
IS barrels New Orleans molasses
10 golden sirup
Now landing schooners hamilton and King Bird from New
York, and for sale by MURRAY 4 SEMMES
Nov 27-6teoG
CHEEsE, nUrrER, de-
" $50 boxes Goshen cheese
% do English dairy do
100 kegs Goshen
$50 Nos 1 mad Maekarcl
d. Herings
las boyss scaled do
1900 cod aud hake fish
lao kwheat Hour.
Now landing Hamilton and King Bird New
York, and for aale by MURRAY 5EMMES.
Nov 27iu.e
pNDOns BUCKETS, &c.
ID 200 dozen
Is do covered do
Troy
50 nests wiIIow baskets
Is dnzea aud Alieant mats
81 do rofds aud lines
400 +
81 dozen wa boards
Just received Hamilton and King Bird from New
York MURRAY l. SEMMEb.
Nov 27--d'eoH
rVIiE Yesr-os0k Ag~scuiturs, tho Annual Of
Agricultural and i.scovsy for 1855 and 1856; by
The Cons Practical Familiar Expod
Constitution Of tue United states BY Fuman Sheppard.
cent
Beases, Tale Of Mississippi BY w. sim~s,
sndke from Nickcby Charles Dickens. Tx
Wife, cOppcrded
37k cents
TAYLOR MAURY'S
Nov 22 Bookstore,
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DARRIsH'S PRACTICAL PHARMACY. 1 vol svo
l Lectures English History by Henry Reed
0eoy Moncton, FaIthles Guardian Noodle.
Essay the Life Character and Writings oibson
LII. d by VIM. A. Porter.
Lmekiln Man. or the Victim Of Misfortune.
kaow- Nothing Almanac, 1855.
Dee FRANCK TAYLOR
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Il Ipux q. TN.WEuX. Commissioner OF court
Ciaims, % doay rnrnrr ~ sr.si New YORK.
| RI Co. Nessrs h'e",e
Co., H,a Luther Er~di-h, Lame. w Ger I'd, W"
Nay.@ $50 Riss- o. Won hiirna WI"
soy srnh n sdIey. 80 Was'rrsr m, " * ,,..,l
-ttemep aud ''ainitns at ~ ns"f
eau make appointment aud isc" OF tpkg ap's
the Thorp-on, connsrlnr, re, ~" -
and ali street tn.sr HAIL. whom thr nnass
bsgs leave make particular reference, = nrvrprrx
DC, lp~2a.in d. W bEfS"A'~
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Ford Kearnsy Nebs ssaa Territory 40 sne aad ssaas
Hon from Fort Lsarense'tA, Kansas Territory.
1000 pounds bacon side.
lar barrels Of rs~h sape'hns aour
so bushels az . hlts Aela leans
3,sA pounds 81 good hard soap
l,5a p'ends Of good hard aiamansae candles
|. IS zoe psanasu nrst quality dry ~ IN sugar
q Ivs,es Of saos rlsaa dry nsssat
l3l4 CATION. az good cider vinegar.
The whole be delivered before the lat August 1850.
az Fsrt Pierre ssSra,sa Tniory sas mile. ~ sa from
Louis, h.s.os,t
so barrels Of pork
eo,ged pnunds ~ clear bacon sides
40 hu hsi- of new ~h'ta neid beans
Is,lsh pounds oi good hard soap
s2s, aaes OF good hard adsn'sn,ae candle.
1910 pounds OF hr-t qualify RIO coffee
$40 bushels o. good Glenn dry hue salt
32s5 sail M q good vine gar
tn whole 10 be delivered ny Inc !, July, 1885.
a, Js5snoa Barracks Ten Loui,, Masur
40 barrels Of pork
l5l burhsl- white field cans
2.6as pounds OF good hart soap
gs6 poana- o good hsrd 'slow candles
7rsi pounds Of nf,, qadny dry brown rusar
SO pounds o. hr'' quality RIO coffee
a. bn bals OF goo dry nne salt
637 gallons ~ sooi ci CT sia'gar
at Fort Gsson .7rsansas
SO BASKETS Of new white dela beans
5,256 pounds OF good hard soap
i,sil pounds Of eood hard adananiine candies
ia,I6e pounds Of Gnt quality dry brown sugar
7.es4 und- of nr.t quality Mo eoiise
q os,n.l- q good s ssa" , s,y ane salt
The whole 10 be delivered in all Nay, 1850.
AT Font SIN a. -frtansas, Eor' Washita and .arla.
coo barrels OF pork
$50 pn.hrls % ~ white field bsols
7ec4 podn : uf good basd snap
i,s7u pounds Of good bart adsnantiae candles
81 ppu,ds OF hsrt qualify dry orowh sugar
80 iniua dfsi quai I. Rio coffee
isj hash i q han r nne salt
l,ss0 gtii 81 vnrrsr.
The deliver Il "a all May, 1856.
at F,yt % Tsras Oh tie Rio Graaas.
600 barrels Of pork
,srU barrels Of fresh ruperGne -four
rs bushels I white frld beans
10 ~ pounds OF good hard soap
a,le5 pounds ~ ennd hard aoaahnlin. candies
3,,ssD pniads h FIR qusity dry brown sugar
1914 ~ Hna- OF ~ goaiit, hio coffee
40 hu~h els OF OF clean dry hue salt
3,2s5 cations o. good cider VA. gir
"a Corpus Carsf Tsrcs
100000 pounds of bacon sides
l,-oJ barrels OF fresh super fine hour
$50 bushels & white field beans
10, iaD polnds ol good bard roap .
J2s5 pnund- OF good hard adanantne candles
~ 42D pounds first quality dry brown sugar
1874 p uods ri 6r-t quality bio rones
bushels OF good 81. an dty ine salt
3,265 gallons oi good cider viarrar.
AK EAvaX nxlA
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hereby that the best of knowledge and belief the
above-napcd rusrsn,crs good and sufbcieut
(S,rned) ".
War s-3 wshMay iawu
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THE NEWS FROM CUBA DIRECT.
opR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS

HAVANA, March %, 1855.
The Monroe Observation-Disclosures Of England and France
in Beyest india Lldnis-Aldrm at Sagud la Grdnie--
Far Of FTlibus,eros- Excitement at tn Arrival Of he
Prinoton-Americdn shipping al Hapdna-Engiish
Vesssb Of War-Erocutjoa II Pino-His History
Communication Of ne Punishment Of Cdddso AMI ri.
aslo, de-, dc.
NY recent alusion to the Monroe doctrine, II is
generally called without intention OF giving 70 your
readers any views its practical absurdty how
ever wise IL might have been when uttered AZ am in
elined to believe, without much reflection Such IL my
weakness In examination OF the policy ntimaed, that
end no rea sonable grounds for sustaining IT. tang
with itour political relations France England and
other Powers have interests In the West India archpe
,aso 70 Justify honest oversight and regard for
ANYTHING in the vicinage that may jeopardze them.
The United States with sefrespect in view Of her own
re,atiy. interests uudsr like circumstances, could not
object 70 active measures here the part Of Euro
pean Powers when their interests are assaiied or
threatened any more than they could II the immediate
domain Of those Powers were entered by invasion
Of "alibusters instead Of that Of their neishbors
England and France have shown, by recent action,
that such the view they take Of their Own rights pre-
sptng herewith the force necessary TO sustain them In
assertion; and while they claim the debt OF gratitude
from Spain for the preservation Of the integrity Of
Cuba they have their eyes open 70 their interest
With the ssxon edged sword that cuts both ways
The British and French vessels Of stIl continue In
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HAVANA, March %, 1855
The Trials Of Fr and Etrampe-Tnritation to the
American Consul to be Present-Hs Treatment by the
0fiovs-His Refusal 10 Attend the Trqal, dc.
The battle against life and freedom opens aercely un-
der the lights which have given the Military Com
mist the OF securing any verdict that they
may be instructed to find by the raoble arms or the
power that trebles at the creation OF his own BRAIN
The revising court can be assembled at any moment
when 1t may be esteemed necessary to evade the legal
adviser Of this branch Of the judiciary of the country
the just and honorable "Auditor of War;" who
refuses to sanction the Of vile convicts for the
strucon OF Of their the
fences that may be derived from them by the honorable
gentlemen of the commission, whose of JUS
tce" sleeps with the swords they wear-n their scab-
bards to be driven hores action, even II scor.
pion like they could strike back with the spurs they
wear upon their heels We have just caught breath to
20 in toll for daily bread, with the hope to hear
of military commissions courts OF correction
or Concha convic,iOns-when are aroused again BY
the alarm tina. justice ia about to be dene-ater
the last sample
The trials fMessrs Felix and Estrampes both citizens Of
the United States ordered for yesterday by General
Concha, before the Military Commission, and . commu-
ncaton OF the intention sent TO the acting
OF the United States inviting him be present at the
trial Tie consul went to the place appointed for the
display OF justice apd finding the court not organized
and the members OF the august body amusing
they could, ne drew q chair a window, for the
advantage OF fresh air. and seated himself In moment
officer Of the court appro and informed him that
not usual 70 admit strangers into the part OF the
hall where the court organized The consul replied
that he had intention Of ntuding and could retire.
bu that he invited by the Captain General Of Cuba
to be present AZ the trial Of his counymen, the
sui OF the United States He Immediately informed
that place especially appropriated for his service
which, after several serpentne curyatures he was
brought tobehnd the arrasa rat aratln the Of
yellow-very yellow fever looking curtsns-whch made
n
messages He found small partitionei work, not unlike
thu cages board Of the Rodney, In which placed
chair By great exertens and with the advantage Of
boe, he could through the bars, and get glimpse
Of what might he 20 ne on, with the aid Of Imagination.
He declined accepting the OF the place the chair
which wss as unlike being present at the trial as the
trial itself TO be unlike that provided by just
strucsion OF the seventh article OF the treaty between
Spain and the United States They returned 70 the court
room (oid barracks) and the officer maze explanation
that the ConsuI Of the United sstes would accept
CT the accommodations proiTered Rim. General Ramon
Who e President Of the Council Of War and OF the Com
II 'eu patched aid TO the Captain General FOR
a. to what c,uyse should DO taken in this
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to learn that justice could be crcumven.ed for pur
pose The Court Of Correction created by General
Concha TO meet the case after refusal of tue Aut Of
War 20 confirm the sentence Of the court martial, had
divided-two being for death and two for much mider
punishment that the casting vote left to the
Captain General who gave against Pinto ne was put
sion Of the verdic-dsvered to the hands Of the
cutoper morning Of the 22dand expisted the offence
o'ciock A. NJ Many tears have been shed In Havana
since. Pinto leaves q wife and nine children
formed by those who knew him ve that he was unvsr
sally esteemed in this community or the Others shall
have something TO say, II possible by this steamer
PosTcRuT.-I am promised copy Of the last will aud
tesla Of Pinto but fear that may not be In time
for this steamer-as from the last words OF who
has not been Insignificant in his career light may be
thrown upon subject which seems buried In mys-
terry. Ramon Pinto 81 years OF age; born OF
respectable parent. In Barcelona not rich but comforts
lin what class Of trade, " any am not advised. The
family had property at rent in that city. The youth OF
gd Of the popular fsvorte Of that day Duke OF Aason
who the most intimate friend Of Ferdinand VII
the King having also given the advantage OF his inu-
his friendship for the Duke OF Aagon. Pinto eds
Gated at seminary under the roy patronage and in
tended Tor the priesthood which he declined when the
period arrived for taking orders and the robes his
did not lean that way He Joined the volunteers
Madrid in 1890 when the sttuton vas proclaimed
and was OF the three thousand men that 70 ,ght
the celshra,ed battle OF the Tth OF July, in the
streets Of that city and repused the royal guards
with great lo's He was one Of the guard that
escorted Ferdinand 20 Cadiy, when BY surrounding
circumrta tan ces, be had become poweress as king
| Of which adventure anecdot- remains. Ferdinand
forgot toe face or name Of individuals, which
trait was remarkable with him. On the route from NJ.
drid, at small village where they rested for the night
Pinto placed by the officer Of the immediate guard
o. the royal person at the door Of the Kings chamber
On coming out Of hi. room into the hall adjoining
he looked AZ the sentinel duty sxclamiug. "Ah 4
that you Pinto I" eyes, Jour Majesty" Am safe,
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viously occupied II, and ID pronounced admirable
lection. It Is the intention OF the general
TO form this central depot Of stores circle Of
outposts, nearly equi-dsta from each other and
from the centre circumstances may permit
Commissioner Manypenny. however, Is determined not
to be outdone BE contempates starting expedition in
few weeks with Indian goods to Fort Benton nearly
thousand miles still further the Missouri and Just ct
the base Of the Rocky Mountains the mouth OF the
Marias river. Here he has called grand pow-wow OF
sofa and during the session Of this general
OF the red men, the commission win attempt to nsgo
general treaty of peace and amity and Ok upon
rules and regulations Of government for the va
rious tribes among themselves
Orders will be issued tomorrow to Major vinton Quar-
procure all the supplies for Gen. Harneys expedition
which be had In the west, and to forward his est
mates without delay, for such to be furnished
from the Atlantic States. These supplies to be stored
at the new fort st. PIERRE and thence distributed as
needed.
learn from the General Land ONCE that the land Of
fees in Kansas and Nebraska will not be opened yet for
twelve months In the meantime the duties OF
the Surveyor General whose Office is located az Fort
Leayenworth. will be pushed forward with energy and
make his defence against the charges preferred BY
Gen Whitfield, while Indian Agent The character Of
these charges is already known 10 the public.
An amusing took place in the office OF the Com
missioner of Pensions the pther day. Mr B., claim
agent after boring the Comm with olg written
afgume Mt closed by saying that "these all the
facts known could be known until the great aud
fnal day when the Ut navy pension) should
give up it's dead and when all secrets should be reveal
ed" Judge Waldo who, by the by, is something OF
zion would there be consioered If so he should
suspend his for additional evidence. Mr. 3. soped
murzaurng something about long suspension -contin
gent fees-hard case, nc. E.
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CLEARED.
Steamship Granada new, Griffin New Orleans and Ha.
Steamship Baltic. Comstoek, Liverpool Z K Collins.
SsiS S sSs d: zssasss sss%issS Go:
BARK + pemii, Hosy, Savannah. bsnii Co.. - ~
.s s:'is sss s.: s's: 81:
SEE
schr VIM Gregory CrSekstt AgS.dila White puncsa
Vary Orleans west
sshr felton,, Arnold. Savannah, Scranton Tsilmsn
sehr Lyman stann.rd; New Haven, MASTER,
Hall lime
Steamer Hsasss asna srsss
B
CID 9Th bark Sea Duck Briard Havana and sid 18th.
p'''V' ARRIVED.
.n e s Is hSSr na Rds
II 80 Pm miles south Of Cape Hstssras steamship Knox
sts.msmp southerner Evan Charleston 90 hours with
mss nS ,Ss G
4 ss
,I shg Point nuue March - With mSss
westerly Had vs deaths and one birth on The pss
Ship james Foster, Jr Porter Liverpool March with
an. anr 20 on s Co. Had
p, NV Issa Msvr, March with mass Sc
II @ s With
The ship % Hsas
BARK 1So5 Havana inst with
Bark Lee, West Havans, 10 days. with sugar, &c to
s.s Bangor Emery, Havana. IL days. with
Brig Phebe Page Boothbay, Lewis, Havana IL days.
IIs Ssasndsle eeS csnSss rsndleson, cardsnas, IS
Brig Aeen:ra OBJ Murphy Ponce, PR, March 90 with su-
Merrill of surry Means. Charleston, days. with
1dsys where she put in in dsres with ustc to whet
schr Francis Burrtt (oi westpor Farchd carthagens
sshT Magnet B Maxwell, Halifax days, with behring's
sehr 3 Ladd Johnson Digby, Ms II days. with pota-
schr EIiIs Ann gr, Ross Corvallis Is days with pOta
schr Nonpsre OBJ Gslatt, CORVALLIS. Is days, with
sehr Fanny Hu Charleston with cotton &c. to Dollner
schr T Beckett, Small, Washington.
sssr Ms9s R R1ss Scot Pelsns Ts
ssRr Fanny s' Hazard esns Har.ford
sehr y r Bent, wallace, Mibridge
ssST HasSsm. rssdz d ~"
Schr Mary Novel;, Packard, Sandwich.
ss SSr ABBY s. w Sas Clifford, Boston.
sehr Delaware. Bridges, Rocfiand
ss ssr EEfG Eliza sns ~ hsi. Rooisn
sloop America, Fowler. Providence.
& s Geo CAPT uss
quence Of the steward being very i'll.
BELOW.
Ship R MITCHELL" from calso and Br bark Bingham
sS rsy .y In .d 70 sSn % have
SAILED.
Ship Dewitt Clinton. Liverpool, from the W Spit
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OF 1881 year. eS4,VOO
There remain, then, million Of bales for the
"reaidue of CROP and this, although it is conceded
that owing to the high prices of food in this country and
the speculative price cotton has been driven TO-
the consumption of this country alone will be reduced
hundred Thousand bales The country is Frustrated
under the short grain crops Of last year, and the
drought, curailing the circulating medium, and COM
pelng all classes Of society to economist their clothing
bills. If the drought continues much longer, shall
have another commercial crisis. The want and
restitution of the of the people have not been
quarter told and yet this party, perceive by
publications in papers, by the last steamer
the organ of the spectators in cotton states that prices
must up in Liverpool (Which, by the bye unless they
d. involves the snug sbppers at late and present
prices, of nine to ten dollars per bailey because "the
residue of the crop win be bid for by American and Con-
tinental buyers higher than English manufacturers"
Now according to his showing this residue exceeds
the very triHng inconsiderabs little figure of
million Of bales beyond their utmost requirements.
And this little amount may by rains be thrown upon
the ports in thirty days. should dsinterested OBJ
servers, suppose that England will put the cotton
spectators aside when others through take her
supplies at her price. From her course in former
years. we may readily "guess' it now.
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John Wallace us b. A. MnsJord Ct al-on the 2lst Of
August in the 1850 the h6sant ct the port Of San
owned by the respondents for voyage CaAo thence
one or more ports in Peru fos and thence TO port
the ibelant e month e port In Peru and the
going wages afterwards The ship arrived ct Callao
In ballast the 30th of October In the year She
Afterwards sailed for the ChnchA Isand and there
in Of guano freight to be carried to Baltimore
the 3ls Of december in the year sailed for
Baltimore. Upon the sailing Of the ship from Calao
Baltimore. the ibeant employed second and
from that time while he remained board the ship he
leaked badly Of which, 18th March,
1851 she put into Pernsmbuco. On the 10Th of March
had Of the ship and certified by
that she then in unsafe condition proceed
her and certified by them that the ship be
Of her cargo az sxpedi.ousy as possible After
another survey OF her rad under the direction Of the
Consul On that II certified hy the
that what was required to put the snip In rspsir would
amount to Tar beyond her value They therefore
be sold at public auction for the benefit of whom might
In Of that Of the
the ship the 9Th Of May sold at public
zion 70 the highest bidder On the 18th Of May the hbeant
agents of the respondents transhpped another vessel
and such other vessel safely from Pernambueo
to Baltimore its port OF destination and there safely deli
yered to the consigpees
The lbellant claims that wages due him for the
vices which he rendered board the ship and the libel is
filed to enforce the payment Of such IL insisted
the part of the respondents that there wages dues
that freight has been earned chat freight the mother
Of wages ard when there freight earned there
wages TO be paid
The Court reviewed elabosately the law and ordered
decree for the beant with reference the commissioner
to ascertain the amount.
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CITY TRADE IaEPORT:

BnrApsrrryA Market 6rmer for State and
South Canadian unchanged Sales for the DAY about
5000 1900 bbls., included in which were $500 COM
chanved In the above sales were about 500 bbis.
southern at prices varying from $40 t S2 for good
cemmen 70 extra branda and small lots Of Petersburg
(,v IL Al eli 30: Canadian was again arm and In the
above were about 1000 bbls at 80 rs Gil 49, extra
Cenesee WAS Oil SOC SIS. wheAt-Saies 800 bushels
aouthern white Of % TO- Corn-The sales the spot
reached a5ou. Is, 900 els, including old mixed In
store OF o. o. and now 6oIthsTl white and yellow d.
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MoyFmNr OF TRooPs IN FLoKlrA-Tbe
goverpnept steamer Texas Ranger arrived here on
the 5th inst from Punts Rossa south OF this on the
Peninsuls and understand brings news OF int.
rsss The troops quietly penetrating the country
in about the Big Cypress, supposed 60 be talowed
rrourd by the Indians and that its ty ,hs
impress OF the foot Of the white would make them
iIy 10 arms turns out q magnificent humbug They
seem to be ss docle lambs and eyt7cs apparent
disposition to renew tae wsrThmpa (FVd) Penirslar
Ap-,f7.
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Memoranda.

We are indebted to Capt Snow ofthe clipper ship Ante
lope for his report.
Ship Niagara, OF Fairbaven $50 TONS years old, has
been sold TO New York house for $50 900, cash.
The Portland Advertiser states that the new bark Oak
HILL M tons built at Scarborough has been sold for $0O0
Cuba Also that seven Fights of ship spsedwe 900
$S9t00 She will be commanded by Capt Higgins and pro-
ceeds to Cuba.
Bark Richmond Of Boston, sold auction at Port
land 18th, by M Patten, for $500 Capt Kby of
Portland.
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The Turf.
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KACBbs
METAIRrE COURSE, April Red River Stake for two
year Odds. Subscription $20oforfet SIS. Mile heats
b. y Kenner's br. Z. Melody, by Voucher, out Of
Music. northumberland l
T. b. Poindexter's ch. e. Mary Bernard, by imp.
Glencoe out of Marietta.. dis
Tn. J. Wells CHI. I. Ella, by Capt. E1gee, out Of
Narths Warrington. Observation-Disclosures 3 dis.
j. j Huehea's b. I. by Jim Davis-Hagar pd IT.
A. Lecomte's oh. c. by Gallatin-Eiza Mills. pd II
r. D. Chotard's bf r BY John BsckTslle Doe. pd Il,
r. Poipdextsr's Oh 4. by imp, Yorkshire
seuy Morgan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. psn.
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