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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-05-27

HEAVY SUGAR SpEcrLArIoS.-The high price
| of sugar, says the New York Evening Post, has
already yielded fortune to those dealers who
were in q situation to take advantage of it, and
among them may be mentioned the houses of
|E. D. Morgan & Co. Tileston. The latter firm, we
are informed, sent an order for ten thousand
tons of Manila sugar, part of which has al,
ready arrived. The outlay for this venture was
about 100000, and the profits are expected to
5cXceed $3.50, 900.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-05-27
ADMITTED TO EQUITY.

H.. T. WRIGHT, Esq, was admitted on Wednesdt
the 18th inst, to practice in the Cslrts of Equity
this State.
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THOSE TIrRSIPS.

WE arc in receipt Of fine mess Of Spring Turnr
(which were kindly sent TO us by Mrs. MAnTIS Nc
,CARrY. They are decidedly the best we hayo zee
this season, Mr.. IANlLroS's not excepted. Mrs. N
Twill please accept our thanks for this timely pres
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-05-27
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

We arc requested to state that the Rev. Mr.. ASalL
will preach at Mt. Tabor, on Sunday next the "l'
lin
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-05-27

"HARD TlMEs."-The Dahlonega I1umpkin
county, Ga Mountain Signal, says The cry
lof "hard times" is to be heard in all quarters
of the up country. In Gilmer, Fannin, and our
own country, provisions are becoming exceeding
lily scarce, and we fear that many Of our people
will suffer greatly before the harvest season rolls
around Many of the families now in our coun'
/ ty, from what we can learn, have been with.
lout meat for weeks, and but small allowance of
bread Many cattle and hogs are dying from
hunger. A gentleman informs us, who has just
passed through Fannin and Union counties, that
! he scarcely passed farm which did not give.
i evidence of some decayed carcass, many Of
! which he saw. Truly! the times are becoming
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-05-27

BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL 1NsTlTUTE.-Thc pro-
cecdings of the regular biennial Southern Bap-
tist Convention which assembled at Louisville
on the 9Th inst, have reached us.
When the committee on the subject of estab-
Fishing Central Theological Institute, made
their report they also stated that the Baptists
|of South Carolina had offered an endowment Of
100000, to be paid by the lst May, '5S, upon
|condition that the institution should be.located
lin Greenville, South Carolina offering, also,
|other important privileges.
The report recommended the acceptance Of
the generous offer, and prescribed that an addi-
'tional 100000 Should be raised at large.
A highly interesting discussion ensued, and
finally the report was adopted with entire unan-
Unity.
This decision inaugurates great enterprise.
THE institution is designed to be of the highest
|grade, and will meet long felt want of this
denomination Columbia Times.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-05-27

JENNY LIND COMING TO AMERIcA.-A cor
respondent of the Christian Enquirer, writing
from Vienna, says:
"While in Dresden we had the delightful
pleasure of seeing Jenny Lind often in her do
mestic capacity Of wife and mother, and it was
ID great source of satisfaction to me to find her
in those most interesting relations of life as
happy as it is possible to imagine. She has
fine boy three and half years old. Her voice
lis as excellent and touching as ever; if any
thing, more so: and am glad to he able to say
that we have at least o chance Of hearing her
again in the United States, for she will proba-
IDLY settle down, permanently, either in Eng
land CT the United States, within six months;
and although think that she will prefer the
former country, I am almost sure that she
would in such case visit us, as she has great
desire to revisit America, not for the sake OF
making money, but because she likes the coun-
TRY and the people. Still, if once there, she
Twill sing, for she must be singing"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-05-27

TIE GIBBEs' TEsTrMoNAL.-We are happy
10 announce that the members of the press, in
Guiding the heads of many of our book and
job printing establishments, in our city, very
generally, and other sympathizing friends here,
and elsewhere, have united in presenting, to r.
wv. Gibbes, NJ. D., editor and proprietor of the
columbia South Carolinian an Ink stand, paper
|cutter gold pen and pen knife, in token Of their
approval Of his independence and esprit de corps,
lin vindicating the rights of the press and Of
in the recent case of r. w. Gibbes
lbs. E. j. Arthur and John Burdell, tried at
Columbia, before his Honor, Judge Withers,
and which resulted in verdict for the Plain
tiff The Ink Stand bears the following inscrip-
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r. w. Gibbes

VS..
E. j. Arthur and John Burdell.
Triumph of Right and Principle.
March T4th, 1857.
Presented by sympathizing members Of the
Press and other friends.
e The testimonial will remain at the
Courier Office for day or two.-Charleston
Courier.
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GOOdlefss

IMMINENT faF esa and naras. o. wherever ne
" uss 81 I've siatment h ineNstsd, ~tiet soane
f,r prelera aGy shn h1ts Undr tst44
% tis kreal dseo ers ba "a 81 q u the moss eeihe-
ssa a ssrns. fne~ per b5x toe o. ~ PER dea "a.
FnS above tnsaasas rca1see nag Dc oottloed om tae
Preerlsor >askstls 1snn CherrS street. Nof 81 Res
sse erlneipai Druggists = As esq. ana As ~ - pFtant
sosns The 50 IN a Sest N.o afths aAplaa Depoa
!, smisA Love - No. g Msrksg streei, Aaaav is.
TrnnenRUa. = lNa1
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splendid SCHI ME.

lOOO prlEes..-'
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters $2.5O.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-09

Regular New Orleans Packet.
n 5rH - TIE slhstaniia' stsauer ct'NPtR'
ESsE&A5 LAND, captain wN. nURRVTT having
rsSSS'ssrsa,zs upe-ior accommodation for Ps'sen-
gers freight ana tOt WI ply rng he % ~ ovt
I'd al landings. Her xceedinr light drar Rht
nsnrs the most Of rsses dIrect shir- epts We
W. A. JOHNSON CO. % New Orleans, will sct as Agentf
In niu7cion ~ih Capt " n y w. RPte KS. vbo vili re
elite tneatV In New Orleans AZ No p NnTonde 81
dlrHg ne busne season, for he NJ giving his
tire q'eut the filing Of all purchase orders ~ the low
est figures. II. II. HARRISON.
decS-6m Age-t
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..f.Ea NIAGARA FALLh
To all the Eastern cities.
Three da,y Eastern Trains at NJ, 10 A. NJ, and p n
TlkSf rNAlN-CieveiaLd, PttsBurg, steuOeByllie anu
Wnseung, Lighting EKpress leaves Jncnnst OclocI
A. cites also, Detroit UeVeianu
Bplnshe Wilmington, Crcievne, Lancaster aud lanes
wife Ghilicotne
etnnati 4nd CoumDus LOvel2ad Morrow XrnA Lon
d on OILY.
sEOJSD rRAIN-Ceveland, Pittsburg and Wheeling Ia
ress Matt ives Cnc,nnau Al 10 VclocK ~
amt PttsDurg and Wheeling, for all 1h
stops all the points Iet~esn UIneinnai~nd Ooam
bus,
THIRD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Leaves Cincinnati a.
80 O'CLOCK, p NJ, sprngued, wilmington, Clrcrrvs
a nd Lane ,ster, ChicUGLe aud hlsbor01kh.
tops at ali points CincfunAt and Springfield.
aROukrn tRAIN-CeVeiap and ritHSoui lgh Express
Cincinnati at O'clock NJ, Cleveland and PIlts
urV hs citie rns train stops all p0bt
Cincinnati and Columbus
frAn sunday At S60 O'Clock, p. NJ for Colnmbut.
Trains by COLUMBUS rms-l Minutes iaseT than Gin
innatL
Fare as Low as BY any other Route.
fOR rHkOU1n IICkETs,
nd all Information, please Apply the No. Burnet
ou,e secodd West OF street; 40. III, Gibson
ouse Band.ng and old odnce southeast
AZ aud front street, opposite spencer aoase tht
Astern lLitue Miami Depot, ksst front treet.
Ogsos hours IRON ~ 4. AZ, ana ~ r. AZ.
4. W. sfRADEh, ten 1Agr.
THE OMNIBUS Line
Calls Passengers ali the pri epal Hotels
every tram. By ieHviug drecsions her Of
oScss call passengers Nj parts Of the ety.
cat fan. tuAyzIl H. q. kuGGLEs, Conductor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-09

"a. M. HARGRAVE,
gOugZ' SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAlh1Ak,
nRoA u SrREET.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-09

Corner Sixth and Walnut Streets, Cincinnati.
I'HE CoUesE or STUDY IN THIs INSTITUTION Is
thorough and uracc a., embracing III that is Iequisite
TO O. young for the duties OF The Counting oom
among which Book keeping by Dab Entry, Commercial
Cslcu ations, PennmAnship Commercial Law Mercantile
Forms and Correspondence, receive special attention.
The former Principal K. = con, having associated with
him j. Alien, So late President OF Farmers olege, a.
partner, regu series OF Lecture vii, given BY Mr.
Alien in the ',ol &c Room various topics
red with Mecs nue ScenceembTacing the subjects OF
Commere4l aw, litical Economy in application 10
Commercial and Currency Commercial Geography, History
OF Commerce the Consu stem OF Europe aud America
the characteristics Of Ameict Commerce, &C
other lectures viii also be ;asonay gwen BY eminent
lectures.
The s'ruccn from 10 IL A. NJ, from 10
4, ano from to9P N.
TEkNs -For fdii course including lectures. .t40
For Pennmansip per month. y
novi1-6mdAw BACON a ALLEN, PrincipAls.
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OTIC IL

sTro FuNERAL uNDERfkKsRs q the ely snd eaantFy.
| gKAsEF PAINT MgFA Tic sssRg ~ oAskArssaa
- "-~' a = o. =. Ru2SkLL. As~nt.
An L wsaxtnss :, eorn-F bread and frons sss ldsci
faEAs-ws hare received aisFgr aiees e ne ss.y
ososs A., shleA ssrrantsa . $500 s.,,s'S
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Reduction in Freights

VITef-vstbe pleasure < anDounee teA the hailroaos
w w. t-~lused her f-sigfts VIA CfAllSs1tS We
also rcrvr.tIatr she people 81 Tenbes e. nat IN very
shost inc ~ CIR pas IsJn this pses " Atlanta
h NJ heal ne bk Tn FoCe viii hs DC az at No
aass IN advance Of <aVsnnah.
Tske Dartt~usr nof,cs tat Ee EuEuAsp ETrfr THisa
49,. = S-s.lprd for he ineTior. TIE Sers To- rate Of
i9 la sdln.ry Faei AMI that skAsgEE tviET
yWs fhsrsby securng 70 you aay, a. least otr tines
w IN - 40 ~ uxLEss OF EsOE faET sasT.
M uai gsuts, beth A. savannah sad Chsrisssons
% S0r ssAEuns
r~mit .,,. ,r-,.-
p.eksxe lie over hsre.
"a M han ever wanting part 10 promote he
interest 81 al uhe patrepilr ~.
We ~ ras iendinE AGAINST tsO rightly Corporations
- ssk be psd q sustain "a d " ous Eort l. not
aone a. sell snd hs iess than theirs, en- take
fron - snd give Il 70 nen-
Aar afes aeoat lest EooA End any thing pertain
ing 70 Ihe azsinss,. chs sffaiA given-
uessrs W ~ Gordna Co Nashville;
Gardusr - eptsrd a CO. -
caos nsly Co.
NeAel. Grssn BaI'y, |"
H0rsi.an o.,
sire :. Eh Co.
u. uieis g..
" nerrv D~moviIk e
CheaikaH, Waisrn Co. :"
Aaaia.s haf Mt LAt ear good cid fFiend. Jol OA4-
ser ~. Prssl5sn' 81 thes-c R.R, cha- = isn-
t'-ss -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-09

GuOitelsS

ITKs pANAcHA; Of the best tamil. remedies nov IN
III use Ithas bee celebrated general remedy
aud IL peculiarly caeIoas IN colds, coughs threats
hroarh,n distep-la coie dehce choera aus
eronc di.eAses ms tensdy l. vonotFeIy I'd pied q
fmsls diseases tvery fsmi,y soud Keep supp Price
Al ~ butte and liberal he tang " tsho
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-09
Ayers Cherry PectOraI.


For the rapid Of Crugh-, Colds HoaTseness Prom.
chti., WhOoping Conyh. Asthma aud Consumotiou, is
uni ersay knewn the bet " d covered
for eve-y VARIETY OF j. onary disea So wide ia the
Eel o. its usefulness and the Of its
c1e that sc,ion 81 m" Country alb undS in
prbl'c'v ki Vn. who have bee resto from
ming and dsrerae diseases o. the lnngs by us
When tried its supsriorry every other
medicine OF ts kind too apparent t. observation
and where its virtues known ~ public l,nCer hes
itate what sndoe to employ for the dsresin and Dan
affections Of the pun hicf srt Incl
dent 90 cimte. Ry its tiEeiv u e any. almost
al stacks Of dsea.e the Lu1gS throat.
rested and tn saved manv tho Isan Il eVerv
fTou ture No ftmi'y IN ud he without a.,
aud those who do neglect provide them elves with
remedy who ward OF this DING dis Eases,
will have dep when It u lat. oof Of
the surpr eicac ofhe Crry PertOrGL need not he
gwen the american Peep e. thew have Ia ing oros In
every mel ghborh lod Bat those who with read the
sta'enents o whore health has been restored and
whose lives have been saved bv its USE, will find them in
nv Aneric Almanac. which the Agents below named
nave TO furnish gratis for
Prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER, Practical Chemist Lowell
Mass and
Sold, Wholesale. by W. W. BERRY & nEMovILLE,
=" Retail, by 10. BROWN, Nashville Tenn.
md by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine through hi~
section marchS-swsW aO0
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DAcoN.--TAs undssslspsa u "a, inF ltsfss. naskss
as ko caHess g.
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GOOalet's

TyGGETABLE LfSlMENfls noE sarPAsssd - any ether
lnnsn for eli sscy sad hts gssn general sstisfae
ton 10 sho have uftL Many rxpeFivnerd geo.
sen a g the tse an sHpeene-d
ghv,ic an rrs n th isiheas - dseds Dis pfrisr@bis
20 Aay ether be nnss prompt IN a1e ungthe 90
i-ct d~s,gnsd ase' sell ~ uose Psa-s al me
nly sesn- Price psf bottls ss pr
Aaann a. fsoA -
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Cement.

ION BBJs Louisville Cement for sale TO the trade At
w cot and carriage, BY W. RUSSELL, Agvn
Al l. MHAELET's corner Broad and Front td-~ II
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NASHVILLE. CAIRO ann NEW or

LEANS OsII.Y ITNE
ak - THFforoEirg a cr~sn
WHEstEtAa steamers form H=0IsFHAA,
sSS2 the DaTiv Unit sSSSsS -az.A
ed states Mt ine betwe-n Nashville and cairo leaving
NaShvthe ~ " orlork, ", and cairo sfsA "
j. LIVE, Hrs Master CtrY uF HUNTSvTTLF.
WEtvsA WAITER; AMBASSADOR, WAR Master: Aida,
HARNoN Master =.
ris lin forms daiv connections Cairo the Cairo
and Ne~ Orleans Daily Mat Etearrers ont willie and
81 Lous ily Roats. and alto with me Central Railroad
q It, lou and Chicago. Passenger nv th line can reach
New Orleans. Memphis ST. louis and o-i~ve rrrch
tes ne man Nv anv other Rosts 20 freight
ap by at the Mail Packet olhce Of A. T. Davis
q. ". DAVIS President,
darl-tf N. ~. o. g. MailPacI e. Comma nv.
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4 INSEtD OIL Whit. Ia az. T-nn'r'. OH J-stitceved
lois " '- KEENAN, RAINS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-24
MARRIED.,

BROOKS-RYEATON-On W eonesosy Feb 1G In the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, Cheiy street, BY the Rev. N. p.
CoIbt mr. t. g. Broohs TO Miss Mary l.. RyeGton.
COOPER-PRINGLE-InB Brooklyn, Wednesday, Feb. 10,
to CsthNne Kerr daughter Of the LAKE John Pruee Of
New.YoIk.
COURTNEY-HUGHEs-On Wednesday, Feb. Is, by the
Rev Dr. Burchard, Cyrus Henry Courtney to Mise kso'
daughter Of Wm. Hughes, esq. all Of this city
DOD9E-WILsON-On Wednesday, Feb Is, BY the Rev;
of this city.
EDsON-OpBERT-At Salem, on Wednesday, Feb IS, by
the Lambert Thos H. Edson Of Chicago. to Mary,
daughter of J. II Colbert, esq. of the former place.
dist Episcopal Church, BY the Rev j. b. Wahely Mr. Erss
tus n. Munson TO Mrs. Cornea A: Tomkins, youngest
daughter OF MIR. Stephen Sparks, both Of this city
MINNERLY-READINGER-O Wednesday evening Feb
ssrah jane daughter Of VIM Readuge esq., oil OF this city
NE-McMULLEN-On Thursday evening, Feb II
b, the Rev MieEt, MI George W. McFarsne 10 Miss
SaIsh Anne McMulsn, all Of this CITY,
SILLs-SMITa-In this city "Wednesday evening Feb IT,
In Church, john Smith Sls TO Miss Jane
Smith daughter Of the late John Smith, ali Of this city,
SCHEUDI-MILLARD-On "Wednesday, Feb Is, BY the Rev
Alexander Mclean, George Scheudi 20 Miss Bette d. MI
lard second daughter Of David j. Miad, esq., OF Csyviae
vALENTINE-euIoN-on Saturday, Feb u. at the resi-
Of brides brother nsw La Fsyee Arober ESQ.,
by the Rev. MI Br Of fordhsm, MI Peter freder,ck
Valentine Mrs Barbara A. the accomplished daughter OF
David 4uion, tsq., Of West Farms.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thursday, Feb II.
by the Rev Father Stars, John WetteTspoou 10 Margaret
Theresa McDermott, al OF this city.
WALKER PETTlBONE - In New Britain, Conn.,, on
Wednesday, Feb. lS. by the Rev. MI Winsos, MI John
Z WLhcr Of New-YorE City, to Miss Lucy r. Pettio'ne Of
Burlington, Conn.
YATEs-FINCa-on Wednesday evening Feb: 10 by the
Rev Joseph Bsnvsd Mr.. Benjamin Yates to Miss rryPtens
Finch, all of this city,
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LohAIsyo sond.y y .. s9g'c e Mt IN, H. s.9J,
Mn ,s,Ss sS.sna a Tss aT a. the ' @
ter IN LArpool, nd Low Of The bI0sd"A' ihea'e'' We"
LEE Sunday Feb D. Same Lee 70 III. I'm yesr u Lis
LIpp-op Saturday morning Feb. 81, Of srcpsy Tsom.s
Laid Asod Al years, 10 months and . days.
MAULT-On seiurdsv evening. Feb a. Chas. Henry Mscl;
Of John ard Eliza Msui' aged Jea' dc nh' and
dsya
MOALE--i. Baltimore, Saturday, Feb q, Col samuel
Mcae aged "a years Col Moale The Oldest member f
the Baltimore bar and highly esteemed for his mora
worth and integrity Of sbAs.e he one Of the defend
Of BLn.oI. IN 1914, and commander OF At.ey d. 'he
time.
MuRRAY-on Saturday Feb. d. ALns Elizabeth only danst
ia days
MARBs-In Broolyu on Thursday Feb le of ps,.Jrs q
the u1ss Mise Johanna Whelm!re daughter Of Mr. John
Mrb. Of Hamburg, Germany, In the Sai ,ear ct her e
POLHEMCs-A Friday, jan, p on board .,eam.h .
Van voo1se;, wife Of j. D. P,lhemu, Ct Sacrament ca'
In the 2sth year Of her age
PETITION Saturday FEB a. Emma B.. daughter Of Thomas
and Hannah Petit ssed month'
PROsT-At E,peiance Friday Feb 6, John Pros esq
AGED So yena
RNo-op sr,d,, Feb 70 Mrs Jeremiah Ring ssed 70 Jear'
s1IrOp SUNDAY nornins Feb D. Henry W. s, in the ,sa
year Of his sse.
siMpsoN-In Brooiyn on Sunday morning Feb e. Of 'c.r
Catherine E. .smp,Op, aged years and months
TAYLoR-In South China Me-, nordsy Feb Harvey
SAMUEL and EH.ne Taylor, aged JeaI' NOUN $40
vELsoh9q stId .ys,.s res ~ , E:s = d.y H'
WARNOCK-On Saturday, Feb. a. Of Group and Hhtnns'
top Of urgs, after slor nlpess, ELIZABETH pIove1
youpset dslrheT james VNLock letter pres Printer,
I,,d year, months AID ie days.
WOOD-On weoIesdsy, Feb. IL. Andrew jackson Wood
sg.d e years months and ID dsys
WALKER-In Brooklyn Sunday, Feb q Of consumption,
thomas " aler, in toe 18th year OF his sse.
WEIR-In Jerfey City, Sunday Feb p s'er LINGERING
lines. William g. Wtir aged - Ses' months AID 10 days
WEYER-On Sunday, Feb e. Anna Maria Weyer, aged }
years aud IA days.
wEBsTER-At Newsrb N j. on Saturday, Feb. q Andrew
NJ Webster, esq, in the SD yeI Of his sss.
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Arrived.

pd;s g W%. Nielsen Sons FEB g. IA. So ion. s. .ssis
Ship T. Builey Ross. HAVE Jan o with nd.e and q pas.
to Geo B9hlsy jan 80 lat ~ Ion H. spoke ship Mu'con'
Bsri Tor gum tOf Bsh Lint Havana IA days with sugar to
B:i Ssrs%i.s % TnDis.d Cubs. 81 days With gu.
gar and moss.es to H. B. BrooKman Co. Th, morning .,
ssld Of ce Which .Ited eu,wse, and parted
the chain lost the anchor and sbou, Is fstkoms cbsip
:usT &C. Mich del Rio Had heavy vino: from Nm
for y days with 'ss s I'Gy weather "O: Of The S
; sDS rS H. lat ~ s gss mp iGsS sa''n
ns with cst,o &c to BIosie Petti' Sailed in company
BhF William BI Morrison, City Of st. Domingo 10 day.
Henry w.ren, from Boston for Havana Day. out;
Fer with ssaSu sne o. s%ai
Brig June (of H,rnstOn, wss', Ms,snzu FEB with
Big s:9th Thompson, Galveston % days. with mics. D.
Colleen Murray Experienced heavy weather on The pns,
d L; csP::S: r4 '5
schr Henry p Mesr. OF B.lti|sts Snow J.cms y;o "a
passage spoke brig Of Eewburypo .ncbor from
ASt Sss' lSi % "a. epns damage ~ OUT
days 18th ms. lat s. 60 Ion "a spoke big William from s.
sehr VIM: l. Richardson tof Sewburyporl Bailey Mas
FEB viii .UssI sG 70 3 W. II L's 20 No.
from Georaetown c. for Barbados ga Cap. M.y berDs
N w. disisn IS miles pass brig Hope. beDcs bsuDd
scLn sarab Brnen Doussss Georsetov days with e'on
&C., TO Doliner, Potter A Co.
schr Tuner, Person APicbicos Is days with cotton q
Dolln.r Potter.
schr Jesse Williamson, winsmore. Mahons River, Del.
with % A. Bsrrsit.
scbr Woloott Parker Boston esy' with mdse. Dayton
Sprzgue.
sehr Volunteer tof mnbrdIe). Brown, F.srdo, PR II
days with sugar and moasses TO L. j. Peters Feb -
lat q 90 Ion II So viii yiBs heavy gale from the ~,
lost fyrg bboom forstop aud two shrouds, split md
u ain sails and received other damage
Sehr VIM. B. Scranton, CsthosTt Charleston Gays with
cotton. &c 10 Scranton Tsimsn
Sehr. Msnmm. Whaling Rockport. with fish.
sohr. John ID Kinssy, CrswfJrd. BNbscos % master,
sehr b HAWKINS Grfn Charleston days With cotton,
&c, TO MoCTsady Mott CO.
Sehr Matilda Iof Plymouth Mass Lsmberton, Ofsnsds aud
St KITS 10 days with salt old me- &c to T. Hubbard
Propeller OseeolA. ClArt. Providence:
Propeller Wesiehester. CLARK. frovtdsree
Propeller PstomskA, Cgshman. New Bedford
Propeller Totem Morley, Portland. mdse 10 H. b. Crom
well
Propeller wes,enport, Berry. Boston md'e TO H. B. csO-
well.
Propeller Qainneb&ug. Holsr, Norwich.
SAILED Ship Pacific, Gsed for New-Oreans barhs Wild
FIRE, NEsckGlk. Tor Vera Cruz; John j. Palmer,
Below b;il bark Linden-fBy plotbos sylpa No. l.
Plot-boat ylpb No. psssed schs win
iacked and the letter. s. b. painted heel IL
miles 5 Z. Of BsrnegSt.
WIND-DuTing the day. from s.w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-24

COFFEE-Rio continues Alysnclng the improvement since
this day &C.. the sales 90 BAGS l0 the
for choice lot from the Jane Gsys Other
ce,cnpions a firm but net.
FlsHThe arrival. still limited, bat the approach Of
Advent the market exlbs symptoms returning animation
We ncte go qts Western Bank 10 lThve SIT
Oibei kinds quiet. but firmly held.
FLOUR AND NEAL-Tbe demand for WeStern Canal Flour
10 less and effect sses decline OF Sc Dbl s submit
ted low grades under the les nstering sdvises BY
the Asia the better grader without change very quiet
the syas moderate and the stock much dinigsast
he sales eco bes a. 60 oG SO 20 foI common 70 good
Indiana Inois kc 90 50d &c IS for do SO 10a
&C % for fair Ohio 90 500 90 for fair TO
80 e for GeEesee. Canadian Flour IL lower; the
arrivals sbt stock IL moderate AMI laca demand
steady &c IS for superhne and &c $50 81 50 tor
extra brardh Southern Flour lower particularly the
dunn qualities the sales $50 bbla a. $3.50 81 60r
good slpeifne Baltimore ke and 81 lO9 % Tor
fancy AID extra brapds Aye flour qaet b, steady al
SS SGf6 Corn Meal massive bat steady a s. IS for
Jersey Al es'5 for Biandyvire
GRAIN-The Wh-a. market 10 easier and closes dull cape
siany ioi eoEpep I'D medium Eids tie sriyLs are cult
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-24

kEfokTLp FOR TIE y. I. TRIBUNE BY J. X r. b. FAY.
Fr BOdyd-l 200 scbuylkn Nav. ,6s 49, So; IT'S Il Penn
syvspis S. s6A COO do So LOCO Chester Val RR IT, Ss
Zoo Aes Co g. 3dsys steub es ov1 Union Canal
ccd EIu, - n, O' 'asn SoSo o. new :.
sswn: u $500 Penna Coup S. ss 1000 Lehsb Va. R. g.
y; 10 PeDLa r. R. $50; - do, b5wn 49,; 20 d. ss
IS DO 49, 100 sehayl Nav 49,; Norrsewn n R. $50 100
Rescipg Railroad IS Al 900 do cash, 4o! $50 do b. 4o
Cam Auboy r.. s5wp lz3; y Susq Canal sI Beay.
Meadow R.R., 2dsys SOL
BetVeen BOd,I-4oo Pennsylvania S. ss 80 Union Bank Of
Tel Itsset. ssk
Seeend BOdiGl5 Camden and Amboy RR I2s; 65 schuyL
Nav Pref.ned &c Eeliss Nav IS; To- Morris Canal l6 IL
90 Penns Railroad 4ei MON Bank Of Tennessee, %
Farm. l. Mech. Bank, IS! 4 Pnia Bank. l2l
dfer BeorG-l0O Reading Railroad fo. 50 do b. pt; 30
Beaver Meadow Rsrosd, 81.