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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

nsan BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS-1.G0O CASES
Fa& landing from steamships Empire City and Black War
Id ror and ships Gen Taylor Ariel and Sea King for sale
s~@ low on liberal terms, by r. b. AuGOIN,
/. Hobbs Il Co.,
l2 aud IA Cusurli.ouse st.
mstrict attention paid filing commission
ders. NIL 6m
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CT. NICHOLAS billiard AND OYSTER sA
~ LOON opposite ST. Charles Hotel ST. Charles sreet-This
saloon has been entirely remucr, handsome stalls fitted
up in the Ba" Room where the patrons The house and public
generally eau be furnished with OYSTARS cooked in
style: also he best Liquors supplied from the tar
The BILLIARD SALOON has also renovated through
ont and the tables to Brunswick make, n,ufar.
Jared in this country TIL proprietor ready 10 see m the
Old patrons of the houe and us many may favor
linn with call.
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ECON MEN rIdSS


We hsve examined the Gin Attachment Of WHICH Dr.
Caradine is the aSgn0r Of The W. A. Purdom the
sinsand of Capt John B. NEWT, and think that it
plisheS the purposes which intended. The Roll
moved longtuinnly that surface constantly pre-
scented the The rel, he stands gin much
how much did take said
gin per with the Attachment than without in
the same length OF time. ". P. MILLER.
SAMUE CHAM RERLAIN
Naichez, Miss, August 30 1866.
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NOTICE-MR. ALEXANDER SMITH, JR,, BECOMES
~ partner In our house from this date
II. ". DOSsON & co.
New Orieans NoTerhsr ], lS56-n2 :
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MELPONENE STREET IMPROVED PROPERTY.
BY TOURSE L THOMAS.
SUCCESSION OF NANCY WALGAMOT
BY TOURSE 4 THOMAS Auct,s

Office 10 Exchange Alley.
GATURDAY, Dec. ~, 1856, at IL O'Clock NJ.
- 1t Banks Arcade auction by virtue and in pursuance
Of order from the Hon p H. Morgan Judge of the Second
District Court Of New Orleans, dated Nov u.s. 1856 account
Of said succession will be sold viz:
certain LOT OF GROUND situated in the First District Of
this city, in the square ihouucd by Thaa Meomene. Her
cules and White streets, designated No. O. measuring
front White street. by 60 c inches i'll depth between par
ae lines, together with all the lights, etc.
Eg-TERMS-Cash.
E9-Act Of sale before R. ]. Kerr notary public the
peu~e Of the purchaser. nA) % Dc ID % y
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FORTUNE TELLING AND rHRENOLOGY-ALL
L persons wshin. TO know Their future prospects, have
them correctly stared by Mime ALVIN At @ Julis %
fro Camp The Madame Tie only Asroosist in this city
ana be consulted all ntters concerning love marriage
business, couftship, law and will lei! the
lady gentleman they will marry also the Of her
ors The Madame speaks English French and German. Office
hours from \ NJ. 10 I +. II. DC 5n
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~ j. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY-J.
e VEG AS respectfully his friends and
A the public that his Dancing Academy is open
ELL.IS4 the season, at
ODD t LILO vs. II A III,
where he hopes with The liberal patronage. The
Touching commenced on Saturday, Nov l.
La IMPERIAE danced i'll the frs circles Of Paris last win
ter will become very popular in New Orleans this season. and
will be Taught by Mr.. Vegas
The days and hours Of tuition are as follows:
DlES-Tuesday Thursdays AMI Su urdays from 10 10 u
O'Clock NJ.
Thursdays and Saturdays from to
o'clock P. ".
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wednesdays and Fridays, from TO
10 o'clock P. NJ.
MA racicing Party for Ladies and Gentlemen every We'd
nesday.
G@PaftcGar attention will he given Children and many
Fancy Dances before iau.t i'll this city will lie
brought
El v will also give lessons Summaries and in private
families
Grhe Musical Department the charge cecn
violin Mr.. a. NENEGRI, Orchestra Leader for Balls
and Sorees.
rY@For terms, apply Mr. j. VEGAS, Odd Fellows Hail.
rat Mr. G&blciS Music Store, 80 Camp do 5m
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NOTICE-MR. JOHN DOLHONDE BECOMES PART
IN ner il our house from This date.
MARTIN, OWEN COBB.
New Orleans Nov l. lSaG-n3
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A STEtOTOGY- MIME DE GOO-THIS WON.
n def Yelled Lady Of the North has arrived She is
ready astonishing the community large with her knowledge
Of Astroogy She give information all the Of
lie ny the OF htATen bring together those
shows the likeness Of the wife husband points
relieves The heArtce; jealousy; comforts
afflicted; give perfect satisfaction, when questions
didly proponGed. er equal cannot be found Can be
suited kind Of business love, marriage,
at her Office Julia Streets Hours
from a, NJ. until S P. ". Terms 81 up 10 as BIN
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pUNTARLta sTEA1I ENGINAs-EEOM d 7,

Unusual CFEANCE-THOSE WISHING TO En-
" gage in legitimate and very profitable business readily
understood, Gin fact tra3e,) from which fortune could be
realized in almost section OF the country, suitable for the
Farmer Mechanic Merchante comparatively ring;
the very thing with every store throughout the entire
country in order fill leisure time proitahy. Very many
have av!e themselves of the chance and doing we'll The
opportunity j, still open For particulars address, with stamp
enclosed. GEO. \. ANDREWS * 90,
ma m New York City
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OFFICE CoHHIssIuSERs CONSOLIDATED DEBT
NEW ORLEANS,
New Orleans, Nov. %, 1886. \
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT AG-
eoing the 3h Section of the Act of The Legislature
Of the Stale OF louisiana entitled An Consolidate the
City OF New Orleans and provide for the and
misLraton Of its affairs" approved the 23d February 1852
and Of the 9Th Section Of the Act supplementary thereto and
prnVidlg for the incorporation Of The City of Lafayette with
City OF New Orleans approved on the day, and Of the
Section of Act entitled AN Act supplementary Act
TO Consolidate the City Of New Orleans and provide the
government and management Of its affairs" approved the 18th
March, 1852
Sealed proposals will sale 10 the city Of
900 Bonds of $1,000 each of the Bonds issued according to the
foregoing acts until the 9th day of December next 1856,
Proposals addressed 0. DE BUYS, Secretary and
marked "rropasas for the Sale of l'onds'
-tOmmissioners-
CHARLES NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor.
THOMAS TEIEARD Comptroller.
ADAM GTFFEN, Treasurer.
L. II. PLACE, Chairman
Finance Committee, Board of Aldermen.
N. E. BAILEY, Chairman
= w, Finance Committee, Board of Asst Aldermen.
O. DE BUYS. Secretary. ms Id
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO INFORM
their friends and the public that they
selves together carry the Noaa business Their
is 81 Camp street. A. MAZG REAU,
J. WOOD BREEDLOyE.
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Sunday, December ii.
Vera Cruz. CALHOUN Rtbhunl. AM
Bayou Sara. IRA HILL. Hooper, AN
St Louis MORNING STAR, Weaver.....l N
Mobile. Iutclines. PM
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p,ox;,o,, continue dull. Tslegrsphic dispatches
to, Crlesss Of the 7,h inst report sales 10 900
bags Cofee at &C. advance. The market heroes active
and firm.
AtBes,cp, Money is quoted from sSio y cent and
= wing more abundant, The banks discount tuiiy
M TO their receipts and are disposed to increase raneF
than diminish loans.
TIE Philadelphia North American states that the
new loan Of the Catawssa Company is beng noe'any
subscribed TO. .,,o o,o. and
The anonpt of the loan required is $3.50 4Voi anu
,h; snr, viii no, only paw of the floating oohgaton
for machinery already PaGHs.d 81 t Ss road ~ %O than
sosn coo Tbe security, il is estimated in locomotives,
cars and other pachnery, so covered, will amount 70
$500 zoe. oadoJ Tho ,vbols
stock of the Company, and above all the tact thar tns
chatte mortgage, or trus;eeshlp, controls 'Ie
business of the road that in reality the ponds "a
well as stock of the Company are pledged Tor the
puncual payment of principal and interest o, sS ,b
mortgage loan of the Company"
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RIED.

ALLEN-At Now Haven, Tuesday, Feb 5, Mrs MARY
PECK ALLEN, wife Of Charles W. Allen, and daughter vi
Elisha Peck Of this city.
ANDREws-On Monday, Feb, T. WILLIAM ANDREWS,
aged 20 years
Euners from Morton street Brooklyn Tie remains were
TERED in the Cemetery of the Eyergreens.
EvANS-At Granville j., Friday Feb. l, In the 5lst
year Of his age Mr. GEORGE ii. EVANS.
FARsELI-on Sunday, Feb 10, ABRAHAM PARSELL, IN
she 65th year of his
xn0 friends and relatives Of the family respectfully invited
attend his funeral Wednesday, the 18th inst at o'clock
from his late residence No a Macdcugsl street
Prs NTlSs-On Friday Feb. s, Mrs ELIZA PRENTISS in
the 18th year Of her
The lends and rease Of the family respectfully invited
90 s.end her funeral this day 10 O'clock her late resi-
degcs, No. 100 WeE Ih.Tty-soeond street
hOOkS-On Sunday morning, Feb 10 after short Illness
HkN.f b. R0OMk, aged 81 years II months and IS
1he relatives and en Of the family respectfully
60 ettssi his funeral Tuesday morning o'clock
whoat further inVtkon, from his ats residence, No 10
Perry stsa ef.
Albany ana lNew-LondOu papers please copy.
SANFORD Suddenly after illness Of f,r,v.esbt bon-s
EICOL san FORD, in tAe S9th year ofhis age
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral bis late residence No las Chryste eet
On Monday Ia llth, At l o'clock.
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Disasters, &c.

The NEWPORT News Of "Wednesday states that Csp ~
ID. Norhsm has yet been able 20 reach BLOCK 49, IA
consequence Of the Ice and the intense cold 70
bark Gem. He has teesspheG 20 New YORK o5 ,ss1
which will probably the Island fodAy .sssaz
Horhsn will endsayor TO get there todsyi DC "~' '
made three unsuccessful eforts." - -. r., Ney yofk
BRIG SoUTH Pckens 80 days from Gaiyes.oh 10 ~ ma.
loaded with 7f8 bales Of cotton, - bids s1gn 81 sss
lases eco loose hides and boxes wen, On % Inss
uTday morning 81 o'clock three niles solln .bors
The crew were all saved By the assistance OF ne 80
who by means OF line which was thrown py .ne :. Sosrf
fast 10 the brg. foremost he sd after several sttem p
them with surf boat finally sueeeedSd S i I.xs ms
on her fret voyage, and belongs 70 D. Io'ae ~ S.rse q
OF Galveston and NewYork packets she W a. IL 5sv Be.
j. T. Johnson pilot taken from plo boat 70 "a ,a Iss
fore. The vessel and cargo will proosoiy DC s'''D
mains tEhf. . 81. -, Mobile fox
Providence which arrived at Bristol on Mo1ua -.y hesf
passage three times blown OH the coast asa
Of !naininast, main boom, lost meins1hi auu s1''
damage In sails and rigging NH s,r zccr
The WRECKED ScHR. CLARENDON, rom NylIo, =, al 10
port Ashore near Race Point was sold a. AUCTION sols
9Th inst the whole amounted 70 Wv. hef D'Os@'
ard deck all stove O. pieces. ~ yoJk e..
ScgR b. r. sPARKs Atkins from Jaenel for i.te,
rived AZ Newport 9th iBs short VI PROVISIONS spoAe "a 20
lat. 49, Ion. schr Vermont, Elott from Bosoni pss
WilInineton -. c., with loss Of masS, sparsi 6c-"
into the nearest port. -. ,ith az,
ScHR RouGH 4 READY Cousins, from AJAX Cages n
with ogwood put into Charleston 4h inst for orders LAS.
THE BARK JOHN FARNuA, ashore at 5qnan Las y -
doned BY the Underwriters, who will Prebsoiy Is" 1r
Low LES "a
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sr,es sf s.scks Mt Philadelphia....FEg. y

IRepcrtea for THE " 7. rsIBUsE by r. II. =: rsf'l
t;r,t Rcerd-ioO CITY Railroad t., gti 2o Cty6s w
acc Civ g. New, IS ssIi 1000 cy &c s. New oSG
sesbany Comrsny e Cleveland u.s. Seoc Readns ksr0aa
e. "a %. co Pennsylvanis So ssh 2loo Pennsyyana 81
si lS5 sehuy Nav. Boat Loan 7t so Chester valley hs
road in lots Ice Morris Canal IS; 50 Morris ansl ST' ~
10 Morris Canal b5 Is; " Pennsy ysnia RsiiEoaa ~
Long leland Railroad le geo Long Island o f,a, I,snd
Railroad rs 1915 50 Long Island Railroad % 10y od
I.l,nd Rsrsd cash les Reading Railroad ~ iVV
Rsilrosd Is IA; 100 Heading Railroad b. AZ oil
Railroad cash ST. So Reading RsIosd ~ e.55s Rsrosd
- IA 800 Reading Railroad, b. ga 100 Reading hI p
Ia IA, IS scbuyL Nav. Prefd. ia 100 seh1y ray
2days IA PeInsylvans Railroad ~ GO asnsn %'' ~
- S;ir,rd HANG b5 i2i so Mechanics Bank ~ -, ga
siS[Sn Fa,d,76 Reading K. r. as +ta:lSt do ~ ip
do III; 100 Long Island R. K, b. leii 20 Union Cana o.
q SIS Norristown r. r. o. -. -, ,r.,,p y
eond BoaJd-2sCo City g. in ots 60 $50 HsTJts9prs ~
"a rs o. 10 eco Penn Coup S. in lots, 81! 500 Aeg 20
- CieysI.ud az 1850 Union Cansl g. 800 City T. X o.
s IoCO Norr,to,vn r. r. &C. b. s2 200 do y lo no15s
s.; 50 Chester Val r. r. b5 81 2 Minehl r r. 90 % 1,s
Islsnd r. 1874 do b. 1896 50 do, IS 1851 ~ rem h
in lots AZ; Harrisburg II. r. o5s. - - ..,,p d
4fier Bcard-loo Cstawss r. rs SO % kesdns X. n, ~
.wn int az ~ do h5wn ~ 20 Morris Canal D. ioj ~
Williams Elmira r. r., lei 600 New Creek Coal Co., 3D. It.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TERm-FEBp-BeiorsJ Judge
SLOSSON.
Forsyth agt. Edmoston ct al.-Demuner allowed
with costs.
Wack sgt. Acknowledgement oyerued with e.
costs
Plat agt Townsend Motion to vacate, Judgment
allowed with 81 Of opposing motions the defendant to
from the Of order vacatng judgment and
notice thereof within which answer with liberty meantime
apply for such further order in respect future bill OF
tuars he be advsod the order vacapg Judgment to
be entered by either party.
Wheaton ACT. Casey.-Nlotion 10 set aside judgment
denied, but without costs
O'Neill ct al agt Durhu.-The preliminary object
Ions motion order of arrest oveuled snd motion
To procs d. Costs 70 abide Of motion.
Hanln ct al ag. Pyne.-MotiOn to discharge order
AT arrest denied, with 4 10 costs.
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relaxation viii be permitted in the preparations ior ,ne
continuance Of the war should new evee'ous VIC Nv
,.rnn.ed on any material points.

,.,,on viii b. permitted In the preparations ior tne
eor,fruapee Of the ehouid Dew evse'ons VIC Nv
t.mp.ed on any material points.
The Tunes Of the 2ath says; ,,.
sThe English funds maintain their upward tetueiey
aid have closed at further advance OF quarter pei
4u, Consols for money which left of yesterday az
col 10 were first quoted s0 TO I, and renamed WIZ
~ sE5bt fluctuations until the middle OF the Gay,
- ,Iere WIS a renewed disposition to effect paI-
ls.es and an advance took place TO 81. FROM TINS
,novsmtnt there was but partial reaction, and me
fral bargains were 81 70: :" ;of money, ana - nr
the 7th Of February. :: 10
ain the Stock Exchange to-day money was IN de-
n,ard AZ high rates partly in consequence OF the hha
nayuept dse Tomorrow on TuTksb scrip: Out %
door there was fair supply at fraction oeiow me
Bank rates. ~, 49,;
THE closing quotations from TIE Pans Bourse this
evening failed to sriYe, out The Three per oenIs
oreued at est. s0c. and almost Immediately
to ts l5c, showing an advance oil hs per era Ps;a
Amsterdam prices are generally steady, ana husItI
Ia. experienced further improvement. nc Iia
snrearsnce of the Vienna Money market II nAe"Se
xe sustained and il IL stated that after nouls
Yesterday there ives sudden rise IN the Iulus Vi @0"
1per cent. ;.a,..o loss ease in
,be Money market and the liquidation at the end OF
the month 10 expected 70 be very heavy one; nc
e1chanre ON London was rather lower. In HoAand
e1so Il has a downward tendency. At Hamburg money
IL easier the rate Of discount having receded 10 " pei
cent. ,.-,;.:o
70 RELY upon peace TO augment and they are e1-
tremely dull at further slight decline"
The imports Of the week other than Dry Goods are
se7O e52 against 81 1856 same week last year The
whole commerce of the week Is favorable, as the I'M
mons show comparative decrease of 81 900 900,
while the exports of produce show an increase OF
rrl-
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PhiIadeIphla Markets.

FhfIudeEphA4 Wurkcts- .hAlJ hD&f, REQ. 2.
The CorroS usr yet bnoysEt under the Persas sdves
and small lots changed kSls further siFanoe. the
want Of stock limiting operations CLovEgSEgp Is In steady
demand with further sales OF $50 bash a. SSa IS = y bush
In Flour there nofh doing p6ee demand fox
ro but the late iorgn has kAi e OF 70 eaes
the market Standard bn nds held az ~ $50 IS p Dbl
without sales except in ana lots for hec rates
including better brands ana extras al as oG so bh to
brand.
CoRS MEAL and RYE FLoL remain Inactive, and prices
nomnaly unchanged. WHEAT with limited inquiry
White. There is very little ,aeIiag coRS is lesJ Sc
live, and buyers holding OF Pennsylvania Yellow is
held AZ lSG7oc., the latter for iture delivery without
sales RVS Is about stationary, an 5000 bushels Pean
syvania have been sold ~ To- @ ATS sell wanted
81 +oG4c from store The for aud PEc-
visions remains inactive, and small bnsih es only
previous quotations. WHISKY 70 dull; hon beads hsd
:, es, And bAuss as Sc, wiass! MUCH selling 81 iAsss
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Passengers Arrived

n e Roya Mad Iteanlhip Perria from Lirtrpo0l-lrs.
Hodses Ms sn ell and infant Mr. Young and lady Mr. samP
son and ady Geo Warren Chss. yde Mr.. Lewis joaquin
GAu EIDE. A EDWARDS, Mr. Peasant, Henry Machen W C.
Ss,Sn y" Hardy > = Lowry, Capt Brttoa reacs Wood
W T. p hrsnse, Nj Lewis Mr Ions ;. T. Morris, Charles
hocge r. Asbury NJ. McGelrray james Nairue Josepa
butisf"oEth g. T. Rigs just Rigs C. ID. Wilson C. Brown,
MI Drew O. Perkins j. BGrstow. Mr.. GOodysar a iorrest
James sumneryie Mr. MaTmon AID lady Robert Rsynor,
M Carpenter Mr. Barrier and lady James Norn' Dassaru
Felix Cain John fitzpatrick w. Mhler, IT,, MeAndrew,
Wn Smith John Edwards G. P. ST. John, j. Macarthur Mas
Jane Tanner M Mrs h. Cunsrd and servant T. B.
de Barr J. Smith j. W. Mead MTs Greenough ard chd, Al
bert F1rbur John Thompson r. b. Hard NJ EeYl.t, MI
SsHslt NJ. AasisIs, NJ uGyeyi Y. WYE.
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NEWrJE'RSEY ITEMS

RKcEPTIoN OF THE PERsIA.-1he original design
with respect the reception of the Persia at Jersey City
not carried out through npeectionin the arrangements
On Saturday evening however there fine display OF fire.
WORKS the Atlantic Hotel opposite the Cunard Dock got
by MI Rae the proprietor aud Mr. Isaac Edge In honor OF the
event There large crowd Of in the neshbor
hood Yesterday thousands Of crossed the ferry
Iarsex City TO view the Great stea
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s,mshp Persia Judkins Liverpool IS days y hosn
ana ysTy heavy weather lon @ hssyy
ssIdee and as detained BY IL So hoHn injured the rar
Vice. The steamer Besiaus, from Antwerp for New Yct
rn bach 10 Southampton after being out II days, with bsls
Injured. =, -, and I,,, +.
s,,n.bin orrsbs Lswle.s New Orleans Fec crossed 10
be! Is S ss 81 S be ss1.%SaS Is: .S heavy
gales with thick bad weather. The o. arrived mp ao n
s,ssnhip FLORIDA woodruff Savannah 50 hours with ds.
.n5 nss.enr.r. 10 5 L. Mchni On Friday, at 81 Rst.
tsr.s shos bearing N W. EXCHANGED signals with steamship
Maroon henes Ell t1 HeSsry Of Phadslphs On safaisy.
.tIs m OF Abseeom spoke schr Target Davis fm Sewos'
Shin syren (cipper, Of saeml Allen, whamgoa, Oct z
passed MacGs sd AMBER NGv H. .sP1 81 osOs i mS!s Doc
Be- to j. H. Williams. Has had strong gales from W toN W.
f the last days 1e, 49, of from Mania -
Nsw-Yort days Nov TO- in the Java Sea on ne Two
Brother, passed American snip ;eenns 20, Ss os.s
sSn. pss e. Hst spoke BIZ Ssk l
sff from ou g q & ' spoke SH so6y Ellen sa
n c. from osrscoke for Point Petre 10 days onti A't lat
steering by e. with painted black buwaTk' and lead e0cFs
Ship Enterrri.e Liverpool Dee 49, ndss to Taylor
Rtch Jan. II, lat 50 So lon a. 0s,9s A. Ms OF lyme
Conn seaman lost overheard Has experienced 'eTI
BH. Golden Age, r) Glc6rs Galveston 81 days e0..sa
Brs Nina Br) Ian sdon Truxllo days, mahogany to
Brig VIM Heath, (Of Tremonp Heath, Trinidad Dc CssS
Jan H. sugar &c. TO C. p. Peters Sailed IN CO. w
BRIG Sitks Downing. for Newton - .
Seh Benz. Fsnuer, Apologize, wilmington ~ " esilfs
naval stores, 70 j. X. Gilmore Co
sehr Moderator Erickson, Virginia, wood.
sclr VIM Capss, Van Name Virginia, wood . .
sch Kossuth Coke, Newbuyport, 10 days wa sandy hs<
to s. I. Lewis. IN an =,
schr E. Kidder Tyler Savannah, mdse, to j. r. Ginau
sclr b Hamer Applesit Wilmington N. c., mdse' oI &
Gilmore Co. -, ,,.. 49,.
schr Caroline H. (of Roeklsnd Hopkins EsstPort HdiJ
via Sandy Hook plaster, to Brett, Son Co.
schr John g. Rotche, (wreoter) Clock, from the wreef
La la
rattan 66s boxes OF oil hanks aud case Of nv
silk the of the cargo Of the g. TO the Board Of cS'
writers
sAILED-Seamshps Fulton Havre; Star Of the West so
Juap; Knoxville Savannah; James Adger, ChaTiesion.
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK.........Fee
Cleared.

s,.anshps-Ju Adser Turner Charleston Spofcra Ties
ton Co kno1yille Ludlow savannah, L. Mlchl Co,
star Of the West, Miner, San Juan, Nc, G Vanderbilt
sbir--Jno Henry Merritt. Havana, {. q Duncan Co
Bsrk.-Fnily Lonsnd, Marsoiile' j. B. GsseF Co. Col,
Koophsndel Riestrom Amsterdam VIM. Thegp>e=.
Ieszsrole Herman Belize Peek Church Co; Ben Dun.
ming Dunning, Nuevtas, T. Owen Son.
Sehooueu-Josephine, Dssosway. RIO De Jsnero Johasa
Lowdsn; Richmond Harris Rohrnond Thos Bradley Rob
bins San Juan Me, II. Underwood 5. b. Strong, Haesk
Wilmington, De!lDer Potter
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MARRIED..

BARTON BARKER-In DensvIle, Oneida County n. Y,
ON Wednesday, Feb i, by the Rev. II. H. Kellogg Mr.
CHARLES r. BARTON Of Chicago. H.. 10 Miss :. JANE
BARKER, OF George w Barker, ESQ., Of DeansyLe
sTILES-W OODWARp-In FreePort, Ill.,, ON "Wednesday,
Jan 80 ky the Rev. G. NJ. Woodward Dr.. II. r. STILES Of
Gslena, H. formerly ef New York, TO Miss SARAH only
daughter of tho officiating clergyman
STARR-GiOVER-h Milton Hi, Mass, on Thursday Feb
], by the Rev r. Pike, Mr. J. p STARR OF NewYork to
Mrs HARRIET w. GLOVER, daughter OF Wm- Glover,
of Milton nm.
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