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Alexandria Items.

Coin MoRsING. --The thermometer this morning
at an early hour, indicated % degrees.
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FIRST COTILLON PARTY
OF THE
N ION AL G u ARD,

Ma 10 N AL G u ARD,
TINE NATIONAL GUARD respectfully
u announce that their
FIRST COTILLON PARTY
VIII be given at
Island Hall, corner of Sixth Street and vir-
ginia Avenue,
On Wednesday Eoening, the 18th instant
They would assure their friends and patrons that
every effort will be made to promote their enjoyment
and hope still further to merit the good opinion of
young and old by preserving the strictest order.
Having determined not to distribute Ladies' invi-
tatons the Guard take this method to extend gen.
era invitation to the fair Ladies Of Washington and
sincerely hope that they viii be cheered and hon.
ored by their presence.
Superior Cotillon Music has been engaged.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admitting a Gentleman
and Ladies--to be obtained of the members of the
Company.
Committee Of Arrangements.
Lieutenant e. s. Allen Corporal L. Jones
Sergeant c. r. Bishop Private R. Merryman
Corporal Philip Hardin
dec S-tdMTu&W4t
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UHLHoRs Co., at the Washington Store, have
opened SIC, 900 worth of new and desirable goods,
suitable for the and for Christmas presents
They will sell them at very low prices.
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After which will be offered the successful Extraya
CANA, written by II. g. Plunkett Esq, and
played in Baltimore for sixteen con.
secutive nights entitled
MEPHISTOPHILES.
Pheiim. .....................M Mr.. d. Williams
Comfort Cruler. ............. Mrs B. Williams.
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Tickets 20 cents only Children Is cents.
Exhibition commences ut III o'clock.
Full particulars in bills Of the day.
dec T--dtfif
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Twentieth Dramatic Entertainment.
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To conclude with the original Drama, compressed
into one act, entitled
Irish assurance and Yankee Modesty!
Pat. ..................... Mr.. b. Williams
Nancy Observation-Disclosures. Mrs B. Williams.
In this piece the original Cat and Pig Story will be
graphically related, and Mrs. Williams will
sing My Mary Ann, and sing and
dance Independence Day"
dec l0--3t
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REMOVE THE Doa!-A dead dog has been lying,
since Saturday, in the middle of Louisiana avenue,
near Ninth street BY and by that dog will begin
to "smell to heaven" as Hamlet remarked in re-
gard to another dog, Of the Danish breed, but not
quadruped. II that dead dog should breed a
pestilence in the classic and courtly locality where
it now lies, what cloud would overhang the city
Therefore, we say again to the proper authorities
"remove the dog, .forthpiI."
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

Lessee and Manager. Henry G. Jarrett.
(Also the Baltimore Museum,)
Stage Manager. Mr. Jefferson.
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LAST NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERs.
CoLLEcroR's OFFICE November 2S, 1855.
a LII persons who have failed 20 pay theiI
~ Taxes due the Corporation Of Washington,
will please take notice that the advertisement for tho
sale Of the property liable for the same will be made
about the LIST January, 1856.
II is hoped that early attention will be paid TO
this subec7 by all concerned as neglect 20 do so
will add heavy expenses to the amount Of tho taxes
pow due. JN0. N. McCALLA,
Collector
nov 2s--didec8l Intel iSentl
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Boston .Nauoraltx Election.

BosroN, Dec l0--The election in this CITY IL
proceeding with spirit. Mr.. Rice, the citizens
candidate, is 1000 ahead, and will doubtless be
elected
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ton Of the city.
Mr.. Clements thought that change had come
over the minds of many of the friends Of the bill
since it's introduction. Then II was said that the
additional expense would be small that IL would
be saved by the superintendent in the purchase OF
fuel, books &C.; now It was said the expense was
great matter il would be violation of the charter
for the trustees to make the appointment; thought
the interests Of the schools would be advanced by
- appointment OF superintendent
Mr.. Towles had been opposed to the bill from
the beginning; was in favor of establishing add
tional schools and procuring more suitable school
houses for which many Of the schools were suffer
ing thought the money would be better appropri-
ated in this way.
Mr.. Lloyd did not think that fall schools was an
argument against the passage Of the bill; the ap.
pointment Of such an officer had been recommend
ed In every report since 1881. He would vote
every dollar in the treasury, Il il was necessary, to
establish schools and build school houses.
The question was then taken on the motion to
postpone, and decided in the Affirmative as follows:
Yeas--Messrs Albert, At Lee, Baldwin, Ball,
Bayne Bohlayer Fuller, McCutchen, 0rme Pun
phrey, Rolf, Towles, Turton, Venable--l5.
Nays--Messrs. Clements, Fisher Lloyd, Peters,
and Walker.
Mr.. McCutcben moved that tho vote just taken
be reconsidered, and that that motion lilo on the
table; which was agreed to.
. Mr.. Ruff, on leave, introduced bill to sup
ply deficiency in appropriation for the purchase Of
apparatus for the American Hook and Ladder
Company Referred.
And the Board then adjourned.
CoURr OF CLMMs.---The court met yesterday al
IL o'clock. The judges we're all present
The case Of Harvey Holgate "a. the United States
was called by the court
This is a claim against government for remune
ration for the loss Of quantity Of timber which
was seized in Vermont in 1914, by order Of Com
modore McDonough, taken into the State Of New
York, and there Ibclled, condemned, and sold
without the knowledge Of the claimant,
The argument In this case was opened by Mr.
Rockwell, who held that compensation ia due or
the ground thatthe proceedings in New York were
void, and that the original seizure was without
cause and Illegal. The argument in behalf Of the
government was made by the solicitor, who wa;
followed by Mr.. Rockwell, who concluded his re
marks, and the case was submitted for the decision
Of the court, when
The court adjourned till IL o'clock to-day. =
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yNhalers.

Arr at New Bedford 17h ship Messenger Baker Iniian
oil. Left q, Prsslln bark MOntezums Ksmpton. NewBsd
home Dec 90 lat q 80 lon 90 90 ship Lancer Lake
man New Bedford. cruising; ga lat lon 20 T. spoke
p sroie Dec 49, bark smyrns Biz. New Bedford rs .p,
bound to NswHoilsnd The eoep, Of the sy n, died ofa
taken cut Of the boat by lice, while the act Of fastening
whale. and vi. drovnee Sid. from St. Helena Jan q,
bsrk EIs Borden Fall River cruise, 40 sperm 25h,
ship Minerva smyth Smith Of and for New Bedford coo sp
E sa sD S S sdo ' X.
experienced heavy weather the coss on the ta edge Of
Ar At do Isth ship Jane. Allen Newcomb ini,n Ocean
ST. Helena Jan with 500 bbs So OIL Has freight 40
ssa X Reports S :is pss 9.n e.
Ansei Glib. stet.en, fsilhaven, eli well clean
oe.sS L.h:a: Oct wytoot.cIs Now s.
Feb 2 With 900 bbls vb % do oil and 30 900 bone oa
o bone R.s On bone from .ap
Mitchell Bedford Reports touched ct Wy.ootsess Oct
eIprenesd very Hoasi ws.thsr on the Coast the lOh
IS % W. .tS.@
oretOpmst .tayssi sove one oos'' ana n'd Gee"
~., q nearly every V,ssSs ,T ss r,hs but o.
prey, Of New. Bedford clean
spoi.n July H. Of seychelles, bark Pa'in' Allen West
Dee 1t 3 .sN, lon iaa" w. ship George Rowland,
AZ r.Sit Nov .bp Abm Barker. Barker. New Bedford
from Arctic Ocean clean
900 S ~! Peru 100 g on sa.IS s
home Richard Mitchell Dsfss DO, 800 'p will 'hipher oil
AZ RIO j.nelro 9th alt. chip MARS. Perry Nantucket. wa,
'iI. 70 hs I xs.ns .9 a0Ts .Sen
busrs Jan a. with 1900 bbls oil this SEASON. would ship 100
ss. oil and ~ ,hs boz y ,ss Cor and 100 b6 BY the
letter fem Cap. Smith, Of bark Andrew, Of New Bed
5 p s on @ woa S s. ,I % 20
r.Se ss h Ss s.6s 81, q g e g
board She had filed up with sisht for Now Bedford and
w waiting fsT . wind TO set out
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serorrs death Of the zpecr Of Russs, were immet
sfiy folowel BY seBer upward ncvement md Ne hsve
10 note remarkable buoyancy all ei.es OF sscuss ex
,enes aie 70 dealt 10 By private contract ana .
~ n a. ste more generally boneht 81 the 5toes
This received check yestsrdsy IA the >e OF
The anal arrival OF sodu and the advice OF several Hso
faur, AZ san Frspcco To day however The eject o. ne
Marie, ard quote general dechEe OF leli
cert State socts shared ss ia the nae IN oonsrqoen
81 tts xfsst dvsnce Of the week pregJus City
rood cesLd With oeing mostly nela
Messrs CamInsnn & Co. say. in their Circular:
~, 100 SYx.YopK Tuesday, March -. l1ol
A. notwithstanding the export OF sPeels sn,iei
Nonev continues in excess Of the densba ths n.
,etsa from The 6un.. OF foreign y ,s.I,xe5
- 90 a.n-v Of the marfet haf no peeI -
Th. ,,,s,ctiops Of the i.t forbfht nsve no.
,n ,s,y fsvv ,rcep;ions. annexed pr s,,
=, =, 10, ADVANCE s descriptions OF - ooo n,
49,. r.voIi,s IL sbcut make new leso- OF
EoFtn 9e ,sdeerusbe thirty years. proposal for
80 Iii be received Raleigh until iitn PonhJ In'
WIZ ~. sxi.,ins debt Of the State s1IcO' " a1d
WI bieb he Lee has authonzeo the ssae OF state
49,. in sd Of tandfy railroads TO the tuount OF oEVOV
~ ,nsr.nt,e OF Bonds Issued By railroads. f2r
Ar.nst he existing debt the State owes - ~ N
gn,ls Of internal improvement
hs busnes. h Railroad Bonds and Shares has been very
,ctyehe Of the former daring the st week. resehas
fuliy e2,ooH0. e.,
Mesas. Atwood g. Co., Of No. Waist, have
been appointed transfer ssen.s Of The Milwaukee and
Mississippi Railroad Company and the Company
have taken offices in the zane building.
The following are the February receipts OF our
-. ,rbliahed.
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Spoken. Sc.

March IT, Of Block Island brig Demsrsrs from Cardenas for
Boston; also brig Chicopee from Baltimore for do.
March II, of Block Island, bark " j. Douglas" (of New
York) from - for Boston.
IT, lat 10 % s. on S. ship Western Continent, from
EewYork Dec. To- for San Francisco
Feb lat s. % miles from the Of Brazil Am ship
showing Psrker's signals 4l56.
Feb T. the Equator, ship Sea Ranger from Caao for
Hampton Roads
Feb e. Is miles w Of stirrup Key. ship supposed the
Grey Feather. from Boston for New Orleans
March H. M no lat &c, bark Celes from Boston tor
Baltimore.
Dec H. in Straits of sunds bark Mern Weston from Sim
sapore for Boston,
Feb Is off Cape Donna Maria schr Susan Hall from Bosom
for Cages; day supposed the North
ern Light. from Hsyt for Boston
6Msrch 2 of Matanls Reef ship Cbsreuasne, from New
Orleans for Genoa
March g. lat SO a. lon 20 So ship Panama Cave from New.
York for San Francisco % hours out.
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MARINE 10 UR VA L.
PORT c. vEw-YOaK
CleRed.

steanl., ips-S.hvie Berry Livsrpoo L. \ Comes ilT
non NJ KirsIy. Aspipwsl, ". Ro,ers o.
sh.c-shc Star Kngmsn San Frsne,.co oea Vfoen
Berl-G, Lincoln WstS, Vera Ciuz, J. "; E.eI So
ct Al drew Rictners Hamburg t7nehA Meincse ,cor'
Paine st. MARKS smsIlwood Ander'on 60 Atano, SIsr
vocd G.lyesisn Waterman a Dinoni Venus A-kHs9n' ~
rseos. booren Gfsves& Co $500, -1. . H.
Bns-Janes Wallace Upton. Trinidad, Thempso' a h1a'
schOorer.-A lnatis Beu.e. Phl.iephs Chase sntlli
LsRoy Post Horioit stgrges CeaE nan go.i hsn,ois
Wsrdweu Belfast K P. Buck Coi sGFprse, ca s,y
Point Jas Hunter Co Louisne hedron, Shsrlesoa PIC
Cr.ady Mott Co Falmouth, Warren hie1mo.a, .sn
Rrnt A sl.sht. L. A. Edssris. Hatck, Geo'seto~n,
pol'n.r Potter; s Pend. Crovell Dsren \" Lewsi
l. Flower Rsynsr Philadelphia. j" W McKee, Gsofts
Henry Fthercse Newborn, MASTER Bay sts.A ohst", a
BostoS Dayton sPrssue Penny Davis Rive Gt@os
John Ttonpson; La-on. Morris, Pertsnf >. W:
Louls, CIoxen. Boston, 8. w. Lesii 'spT' SMITH, WI
nP,opsisLH Beach. Sanders, Philadelphia James W.
Mckee
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Ell
bss. Rio stock ID 300 bags 10 bags Jamaica
CoAL-Foresn dull and heavy large quar- title. have been
nut 10 store sales Of $50 Liverpool Ore AZ 5'@SI H.
h SS9aeSERs.S ,sestSips and yellow Metal are uu.
changed st 2ec. aid te we hear OF sales oil SoV 10 od
'DRJos AND DYEs-Our sale. Include 30 casks onbro
M,dds. saee esrOons MsHs.a S So,a t ri
s5c 500 American aud English sesT Lead At
c;rb soda e,sn' aSsS
eeroons Hondurss cOchines at 81 .e % tan sods A'h
tr g s. have Sssn mace Of
msica Log wood at eli cash, in bond; oo,o
oB6t,I. Al - g for 5rsrd s.nk and 50 7O
Msekerel No are scarce and are held at s1 .ai5s Of one1
do smsied HerrDs .eve and better 90 boxes s' at
SIZE for No and .ai i5c for sealed 30 eSI. Halifax
FRUITTe demand Ia. been good for Raisins With sales
Of bo1s. Bunch o. t5 which IA T aa iII gh0 wt
nd. Oranges sIi,s sp.psy the demand good and price:
ssass rs dozen M.tsDzss Pine Apples 6r.t Of the se..oo,
private terms Dried Apples Peaches. kc IS preyons
sPssf' 81 ~ i%SS s.. Seis' f''' %
FLOUR AND MEAL-The dem.nd Tor Ws.tern and State
inquiry Moderate and Prices fay0, the buyer The
principal holders d.pOsed2 press sales 10 vie Of he
At 80 siasS 50 for common choice stse 80 S7l
mixed brands Michigan lncian. sai common 70
good Ohio eli 55dS2 IS for extra Genesse Canadian
Flour quite firm aid in good request ioI the hons trade and
the i' s sS sc a5sss Is for com%on o extra
brands duty paid Southern Flour hesvJ, the demi.d hiss
brands are freely offered the stock
being oderate the Gales 90 bbs al $40 80 IS for
to brands Baltimore AeIsnsrs snd GEORGETOWN,
snd 50 $40 87t for avorte fancy ami ex brands RE
Flour Is soy active; sales Of $50 bb a. As asa
81 for fine su3erfne. Corn Meal 10 selling slowly At
Is Jersey sod - &c for Brandy~iae Buckwheat Flour
s,oace at Sid - p p leo 10.
GRAIN-A buoy market Wheat the arrivals lin
tied and the inquiry sood or milling our stock Gradually
fallnz unusually sb for the the sales
$50 bu. at runtound for fair good white
souhern. Rye heavy sales sf COO bush Jersey a. 3 3d.
Barley better aud In fair equest sales Of 300 bush prime
tworoa 81 S. Barley Malt firm; siles Of 100 nush.
81 As Oats heavy sni common more plentyi sales
Of State and Western e2d67c and Jersey Corn s
and part for tbs East and for exports the
amir hst; ,aes Of 81 go bush at 95 s6c TO- mixed
g7dssc for white Southern; 97t &c. for yellow do
GUANO-Mexean hiss been in good dem.nd for home use,
with large sales ranging from $5dSS0 Peruvian 10 TAR
HON nsrd Al . ha exedr aug
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Q1saSfera. &c.

SHIP JOIN H.vEy Kicker at Boston, 18th from C,cuti
P6sepG. .nd Liverpool PACKETS bound T. ssme night hsd
gale which lasted hours end while lying to, boarded
.5.ne.n and th s.s eouuuas
large ship painted black with loss Of top gallant
Which Se. oSsbos sss VS. un asdsi
cloereefed fore topsa Soon after smother ship with
pe .@s n I VI s sr Vi.
blown away On 2,h weather moderate saw ship ahead
shifted within FIVE miles dark but abe did
pear resd assistance she showed signals (problby the
him which lad apparently los, sails As some reunsn were
hsrsns the ysds her appeared all sht aad the
sHP HrspRIcK HUDSON from New York for London (bs-
for. Ip;ss LEAH IA s,s Sa =. Gh n, -h ,h
ard were taken board bark Eli when the ship after
ana lost The r. hsd cargo Of loco tun. susao She
was about Is yens old S3 ans register built by jacob
had lately been thoroughly overhsuled and epsred
eensfeed Ia eli Respects hr.tea ship Vessel and freight
ga vlsEL aiding state room door msde Of wood rese
bay mahogany wss picked on the south side Of Nantucket
in thick has panel bras eek glass knob on one side
and wooden the Other and from the loek
i, in the po.ss.o o o. S W. asdus 'a'' Vanished
BARK WaRRES FisHER, Cole at Philadelphi, 18th inst
from q I nh hex SR' @ ~.:
within mes Of the land of the Cspes and blown Of 90
Bank JATosIc. Powers st Phil.delphi. from Hsvsns
March g. lat Sc o NJ lon IS encountered heavy gale
northWet, cortlr1ed ~
About ss hhds mola.sss have been saved from brig CiS
han, ashore on Cape Cod
[ccogNrs FROM PLYMOUTH to the 18th last state that
son. geo bo1es part damaged have been landed from
bar CAidorria Preparations making to get her Of
scsx BENJAMIN Of Entpoit before reported Ashore
got CO ~ l7th isst snd towed into Plymouth.
ri, seT =, ssss S6 Paine from Nor,
honomoy Point In the gale Of Sch inst On the 18th cargo
vu dchasne In GOOD order; she did leak and it
thea sht she wo~la be cot Cd
BaIG RosERr RID. Of and for St John N B. from Ms
fspzss ashore ct nom Viewers head Nantucket remained
Ia faha h. taH
v ere dischsrgirs her on shar,N
nEssas- WArsox JAMES advertised ct Hamilton, Ber-
nuds 9th ut that the endsxs received for
the Conveyance Boston YORK Of about puneheons
Es}sses, being the essse ef the f Marietta, Of Ssr0r
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900 900
ny an experiment made at Taunton, Mass with
Cumberland Coal In locomotive, the following re-
salt reported; Distance run, so4 miles; Coal used
turs cwt 10 ft, which, at o. 50 y fun. cost
90 IL. The cost y mile WAS s7.loO e.s. This ia
IN important saving on the usual cost Of fuel.
VIM. II. Macy was unanimously elected prss;se,.
OF the Leather Manufacturers Bank, at the meetin,
Of the Directors to- day, in place Of flaming c,
TUCKER resigned.
We we're under an erroneous impression yesterday,
In abiding to the arrangement ander which Nc
Hcadly has received remittances from Californis.
His relations to Page Bacon & Co., as their assignee
terminated come weeks ago, since which be hss acted
- their agent, and still continues to pay their drafts
- heretofore.
Tie business at the Clearing, House today was
Ola, l5s,soo.
Tie Nashville had something over 5000 900 in gold
engaged this afternoon, of which large proportion
Wa coin. The shipment would have been larger II
bars could have been obtained. The Illinois, for
Panama, had sioo, 900 in gold for Jamaica.
MeeUs. Marie 4 Ksnzis Circular for the Steamer,
says:
ne pest reeh spered without much activity Bot the tee
pssAk sdvies on has on the evening " tbe15th inst
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BY telegraph.

BOSTON AR March 90, ships Shanghai, Tfsnquebs;
de Embi, Ap.aehcols Troy which sailed hence for New
Orleans, with ioss Of sails the gale Of the Oth bsrss
Cha.toDj oessnus Buenos Ayres Dec a. Chsftsin Ha
ysns Amin. Mssr1si Trinity Gsveson NscOOchse. Aux
Cssine and Beronds do Caroline San Jasni Clara Ellen,
Chicopee Philadelph schrs Flower NewYork New
YorL Kscolsh Tobacco le outside the Bar Feb Ia; bark
n T. Trout. for New York, waiting cargo.
NEW ORLEANS-Au. March IS ships Chstsworth. Boston,
Normandy, New York; Andoyer, Berry, Far West, Bennett
and Liberty Atkins EewYorh; Thomas Perkins. Higgins
Boston via Nassau; Gray Feshe Mclaughlin Bosos
Alrors, Crosby and Ocean Eagle Greenman Phlsdephis
j. c, Boyrtop,
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Philadelphia. Marhets. .TuEsp.Y. M.rcb 40

CsrTOs-sses Of go bales at full prces CLovERsEED on
sdvsnee sales ct IS s7d S. mostly former rate FLOUR
scarce ~h sales - for fair TO good
sId 80 75Gs0 Tor extra ard 80 habarrel. q 50 81 the
pair holders generally ask the former ppos bds
Ryt fLoeK firm bat quiet &C. Coax MEAL stesdy at
- L. WHEAT and wanted 81 20 for good Red
and 81 asa % 80 for White With sales Of eco bush
Coks active with sales Of u 900 bush mostly
Southern yellow a. sc, sdost Rye sells ct 8 IS Oars
in good demand at Sic for Della ware ana Se for Pesny
yalia GRockby and Provision transactions limited
owpx 70 high pfeensons Of holders WHISKY 10 senf al
efately .; Sc. for hosshssos and size for barrels
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Markets.-Reported by Tsleerapl.

HEwonLEAss March l9The receipt Of the Atie,s W
here esused en- advance IN the prices Of corroS Of &C.
oil qualities below good ndslinx The sales 10 day
very Ise reaching oto bales We quote nidass
sic go.
CHlHfrsroy March le-The prices Of Corroy advanced
here tc under the influence Of the Africas nevx Tbe
sales 10 dsy add up no bales good mddlins Of Sc
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vIyIf ALsASAc........rr b cav =. =.
srr-Ines..s "a e.ts........6 - MooS-sex....N -
varEA.......rfis Day
c.-Sv uook II CO Gov Islsr 3lo 10 He. 9s,e...ls "
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marse- very hrn and there Continued
Good demand tiom the trade and for refining Sales Of
hbes kew-Orlesns q, t.dsie.
T0BACCO-Al descriptions in good demand aud very
firm; sses Of IS hhds Kentucky 81 1877 bales Havana
sdSSe lxo Seed Leaf at 4e AZ 90 Flord. at
sdSs loo eeIoors St Domingo for export and II bsss Ha
vsrA sersps on private terms
NHlsAYThe market Is caller; the supply rather larger;
sales Of rs bb a3.e for 0h.s and Sl:e Jl Pison
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Al q Newport March IT, chip MESSENGER srs. y..,.
Ocean for New Bedford with 200 bbls % on '1~sa
At Tseshuano Jan "a ship Ssusssnsstt, CosEsn N..t
leS - CT bosr1. bound On cruise.
Seen 81 Aouts1k eve q 18th inst whaling bark ana an
CuttyhEtk Of l7h, ~hsleship-ooh FsTresed % -
lourd to- New Eedio.3. "