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IN ADMIRALTY.
w IIREI HAS REEN

hEhEaS. A Ell HAS BEEN
n7.ln ne COu-t u Admiralty u this king10m, on
az Iniri Dag Of December, 1858. by Will am g.. L.
~ " Morgan, Jonathan p. Land, George Bonney.
klrt Henry Tsber, Thomas X. Rodmsn, Samuel
y Sohn H. Drinker- Libeliants- all Of the United
Ameriea- owners Of the Bark CONDOR hereinafter
= sell also fF the officers and owners II the said
~ as i"r themselves, exhibit this their libel against
halar1d and eighty barrels % whale oil and eleven
--- "a "hai bine- three casks Of -four. two casks Of
Ares Of pork and other articles of small value,
tW ne cargo and outfits Of the ship RAJAH
sHTei away IN the haste u saving the cargo. and
now D. specified, hut which when known are 70 be
IN ressri.d a. a portion q the property against
m-i- exhibited. now 10 the Port Of Honolulu, Ha-
tani. AMI within The Admiralty asd Maritime juris-
lNs honnraDie Court the same having been saved
&ot-k Sea-
wing proeess against the said propertv aai reasona-
prr saiFt-e, AMI that the said Court Of Admiralty
= the demand of the ibellauts, and will decree
Snmpensauon, ~ reason o. the premises, a. shall
llst AMI reasonable. together with their costs and
nstldinz therein the costs Of court and the legal ex-
Wslant-- snd such further relief and redress as
Justice may zppertain.
pursuance Of the mouitiou under the Seal
~ he directed am delivered. I do hereby give
~ p-rSons claiming the said property saved
-@ me KAJAH, or in any manner interested
pe and APPEAR before the said Court of Admi-
n me 18th day u December, A. ID. 1855, at 10
~ sane hail BE a day Of jurisdiction, OF on
- jurisdiction thereafter. at the Court House in
nm and there 10 answer the sard libel and show
go nave Why the prayer Of the said libel should
'n''llu, ID December, 1858.
WILLIAM C. PARKE.
- Marshal Of the Hawaiian Islands.
' Proctor for LbeIiants- l2s-2t
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.WAUAN

EorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MONDAY, Dec. 6, 1858.
moi pursuant to adjournment at the
NO on the 18th June last, at IL O'Clock, six
bbers present besides the Speaker.
PETITIONS
H%oIlister, from Name, for ST. expended by
Milling A pound at Waimea, Kauai. Re-
! same. from Paihewa, for SIS IS expended
h repairs on government pound at Koloa,
| PASSED.
REPORTS ~ COMMITTEES
Iuunicaiion was received from the Joint Com
the Civil Code, reporting said Code as
and approved by them; and also laying be-
| House a resolution, recommending a refer
he subject of inPOst duties to the Finance
e Of the two Houses The report was ac-
kuuuicatiOn was received from the President
Isrd Of Education transmitting certain enclo-
bis Annual Report Referred to the Com
y EducstiOn.
RESOLUTIONS.
/. Austin, that the Clerk inform the House of
EIt the Representatives are ready to proceed
Esiness Of the session. Adopted.
/. sheldon, that in order to facilitate the ac-
he House in the consideration of the Civil
J. ordinary rules applicable to the introduce
e%ussion and passage of bills he suspended, so
b. aid Code Is concerned. Adopted.
B~obertscn gave notice of intention to introduce
teaiing the sSth article of the Constitution,
ing the reference by the King of important
of law to the Judges Of the Supreme Court-)
Iouse went into committee of the whole and
the consideration Of the Civil Code.
|, " Of LAWS was real and passed, when
mittee rOse and obtained leave to sit again
w. AdjDurred till u VI. Tomorrow.
TUESDAY,, Dec. Z, 1858.
Oton Of Mr.. Dowsett, the Rules were sus-
and he introduced the following Resolution,
a. passed unanimously T:
That whereas the House of Representa-
re heard with regret of the decease of L. C.
:. VI. D., the adaptive father of Her Majesty
N. and member Of His Majesty's Privy Coun-
ate, this House, as a token Of respect to the
Of the deceased, do now adjourn till to-mor-
welve O'Clock.
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ASttrtsfimems.
b. f. SNOW.
I mission Merchanf.

SN NJ
20 m is Merchant.
HONOLULU, OAHU, s. l.,
hFFERS FOR SALE. IN LOTS TO SUIT
ment Of MERCHANDISE, consisting dshasi il rr part 81 E t lses Ss1 1a,GTs-
named articles A =" 's ""o"'"s
w waae and r sds s. %s.inG sd drawers, Red Re- fame flannel drawers,
Embroidered undersleeves, Corah handkerchieas.
c,..r Navy Caps, with oil silk covers.
White L. b. shirts,
Goat buskins, Enameled leather brocans.
lemon syrup,
Bo.e. FIR. cr.essr. Tomato ca'snp;
Mosquito netting, Boston Beauty stoves,
Solar lamps, Side lamps.
Lamp globes. I.mn hiu,.
Lamp wicks, Nos. 1 and 2. lamp 'A""s'
set Tinman's Tools.
Manila and Hemp Rope, assorted sizes,
Whale line; spuny.rn, Ravens duck,
PLATFORM SCALES,
GROCER's SCALES.
COUNTER SCALES.
YELLOW METAL L., IS to % OF.
COMPOSITION NAILS.
TarTed paper, Venetian blinds, Hand carts,
Brass bib locks, Hedge anchors, Chain Gables.
TROY CHAMPAGNE, CuRRANT WINE,
Cases BOURBON WHISKY, cts and pts,
1O-gall. kegs BOURBON WHISKY,
A Large assortment of Crorkery Ware:
bowls, vegetable dishes, plates, ewers and basins, mugs, Jugs.
Boxes glass, cream-aid paper, nappies, etc.
Screws,
Tower bolts,
Thumb latches, gimlets,
Hooks and staples. frmer chisels,
Tower bolts, brass butts, bingham buckets,
Dyer's healing embrocation. cotton bags, corn brooms,
Bride leather, wagon harnesses, granulating mills, etc, etc.
COMPOSITION and FELT, for Fire Proof Roofs.
Genuine MARIA FARINA COLOGNE.
Sail needles, Cut nails, lanterns Paint nil.
noa nails, Iron bedsteads, Turpentine, Rasps,.
Corkscrews, Verjigris. Hammers. Sheath knives
Black paint, Padloeks.
RED and BLUE BUNTING,
Oil CASKS, SHOCKS, HOOP IRON,
SPERM and POLAR On,
12e4f RICHMOND FLOUR, ETC., etc.
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/Ihe @raefenbcrg Dysentery ~Syrup.-This
extraordinary article is a specify and infaIrble remedy in
Diarrhea, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, Cholera InEantum,
and Asiauc Cholera, IL taken with the first symptoms of
the disease. 1t is purely vegetable in its compound.
Graefenberg Children'. Panacea-For Summer
Complaint, and most diseases to which children are subject. Its
true worth can never he set forth in words, but it can be felt and
appreciated by parents whose children have been saved. No
mother should be without Il.
The Grsfenberg Medicines are for sale by
s. PORTER FORD,
Agent, Honolulu.
General Agents, REDINGToN 4 co
A---om+ Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
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A. F.. s. A. NJ. LIE PROGEEs DE EOcEAxIE LooGE, No.
ia, under the jurisdiction Of the Supreme Council Of the
Grand Central Lodge Of France, working in the ancient Scotch
Rite, holds its regular meetings on the Wednesday nearest
the fun moon Of each month, at the old Lodge Room, in King
street Visiting brethren respectfully invited to attend.
August lS- l6ofl III. SEA, Secretary.
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HONOLULU r. A.. CHAPTER-Under Dispen-
sation from the General Grand Chapter Of the United States of
America, will hold its Regular Meetings on the Third Thursday Of
every month, at the Hall Of the Lodge "Lg PRoGREs DE EOcE-
ASIE-" i63-6I Per Order III. p.
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Important Sale Of Real Estate


To be sold by Auction, on
SATURDAY. 11th A OF deer NEXT,
AZ IL O'Clock, A. M, 0a the Premises.
The following valuable Property Of HENRY 8. SwINT0N, Esq.
IA No. All that Lot of Land in Xawanxhoa- In Nuu- -
i":E anu, wherein the large and commodious Mansion, ~
I2A called "Bannockburn, !" stands, as lately occupied X
by Mr.. Gregg, bounded by the avenue leading from the public
road. with all buildings thereon.
No. 2-An that Lot of Land on the makai side of said avenue,
and fronting on the road, being one of the choicest building lots
in the valley, and completely and substantially fenced tn
No. 3-An those three Kalo Patches lying in the rear Of No. ],
and on the mauka side Of said avenue or lane.
No. ALI those several Patches on the mauka side Of said
lane, and in the rear of No. 2, newly planted with bananas and
pumpkins.
No. 5-An that Field called "Kuui," lying in the rear Of
Nos. 3 and 4, and extending back to, and bounded by the river,
and containing 696 fathoms.
No. 6-Ah that Pasture Farm lying on the Eva side Of said
river, and containing about 81 acres, as conveyed to Mr.. Swinton
by the late Chief Justice Lee.
No. 1-AH that House Lot on the makai side of King street,
in II ,noluln, on which MIR. Swinton resides, with all buildings
thereon.
No. S-An that House Lot adjoining No. 7, with the large and
commodious Dwelling House thereon.
Plans of the several lots may be seen at the Office Of John
Montgomery or c. G. Harris, Solicitors, Honolulu, where all re
quirei information In relation to them may be had.
A. P. EVERETT,
]. F. COLBURN,
Il 124t asa asses ~Et Auctioueers.
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NEW MILLINERY Il FANCY GOODS

NEW MILLINERY Il FANCY GOODS.
MRS. DUCOR
DEGSLEAVETO APPRs SE THE LADIE
, of Honolulu that she has opened a store in Beretania
Street in Honolulu, Opposite the residence of Mr.. Parke and Mr..
sure those who may favor her with a call that they win find her
stock to consist Of n choice and select assortment of fashionable
goods, such as are seldom offered to this community consisting of
Elegant flower head-dresscs,
Ribbon head-dresses,
Latest style brown hats,
Latest style riding hats,
Trimmed riding hats,
Ladies' dress caps,
French barege,
Silk striped barege,
Marseilies,
Superior white brilliant,
Colored and black silk girdles,
White cord and tassels,
Huckaback,
White cotton fringe and trimmings,
Superior r bbons,
Sash ribbons,
Belt ribbons,
Elastic belts,
Thread and linen edgings,
Victoria plaid.
Crochet cotton,
Best English needles and pins,
Prints and muslins,
Cotton drill,
Bugled lace,
Grape collars,
Black Grape,
Babies knitted boots,
And a variety of fancy articles too numerous to mention.
A quantity of ready made Children's Clothing on
hand and made to order.
PERFUMERY AND TOYS.
11Stf
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ENCAMPMENT. No. l..
l. o. o. F.-Under the jurisdiction Of the Il. W. @. Lodge of the
United States The regular meetings Of this Encampment are
held on the LIST and 81 FRIDAY EVENINGS Of each month.
Resident and visiting members are respectfully invited % attend
Per order. G. p
Honolulu, Nov. 10, 1858. I2L,f
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seven it will be seen are the only words
icb hear any resemblance to English in
ITO b. continusIl
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. Emperor Nicholas, who Il seems is a saint
r.lendar. and whose picture they appeared
IN quite as much as that OF the Savior.
the young priest or student began to read in
B;ble in n sort Of sing-song manner, which
onded to by n loud voice from an inner room
opened, and my old friend the padre ma lie
rsnee. talking very loud and making innu-
Meanwhile the bell-ringer lay pros
,h his forehead and hands on the floor. This
, minute or so, when the priest, crossing
sat before the picture Of our Savior, and
30 that Of the Emperor, laid aside all church
nd came to me with n pleasant smile. his
s,ded. and n :" good morning. Captain"
;,vited me to dine with him. which I did.
,;,,v a noble-hearted but simple man, and
. doubt is thoroughly sincere in his religious
ale up of m~ummeries as it may seem to US
- To see him with his long hair kuotted
II shirt and black neckerchief, one would
:, sight take him for n Of the reverend
- learned to-day that the inhabitants
- which they call Eneah, number 295; at
49,, Of Tonguse seven miles to the eastward
are 2O6: another w. n. W. of here num-
M. IN all 691 inhabitants under the pastoral
friend the priest, for which he receives
.nnum from the government.
~ have for several days been learning
%, in Russian My teacher is a pretty lit
.bout eight years of age, the daughter Of my
pture reference / will write them down.
RrssIAy. ENGLISH RUSSIAN.
.-.Dra -shish
f-~--pssar fSssyyssf..-SWh"es%R, n
Ch.teie Gavet
49, eah .Desfey
seven it will be seen are the only words
b;cb bear any resemblance to English in
ITO b. c1ntinueiI
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Cargo of Lumber for Sale
lust RECEIVED PER EOLUS, A. Camman
- Master, direct from Mendocino Mill, comprised of the fol-
lowing assortment:
39,46s feet rough Redwood Boards,
1923 " " Scantlng, 6 xS,
4TO5 " " exc.
10000 IS 5-feet Pckets,
$4,000 = 1Inch tongued and grvoved Redwood Flooring,
22,7e5 ;. surfaced 1-inch Redwood Boards,
l0.2S2 : IL Plank,
32.95S =" pIaned kinch 4" Siding,
1855 " {" Z" " 6 feet long,
1.674 s tongued and grooved Pine Flooring, 1t inch,
10000 Redwood Shingles.
12G-tf CHAS. BREWER ID.
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FOR SALE
By the agent Hudson's Bay Company.
TNNMAN'S IRON WIRE. assorted sizes
Il Fencing wire, linseed oil, turpenIine, white lead
Black paint, green paint. Stockholm tar, pitch;
Groceries, perfumery, stationery
Sheathing copper, assorted sizes composition nails, do
Anchors and chains, af the lowest niarlket ntes
Iron, assorted sizes hair brushes, blue cloth caps
Assorted clothing, spunyarn, ratline;
Assorted cordage, tarred and Manila
Stilton cheese, hams. Byass' ale. sherry, port, brandy
Geneva sauce, preserved meats and vegetables;
Abernethy's biscuits, Lemann's biscuits.
A La GE ASSORTMENT OF SADDLERY
including fittings and trimmings of all descriptions for carriages
and harness.
WARE AND GLASSWARE.
Canvass OF all Nos. huckabacks. stockings and hose;
Green, blue and white blankets
Long Cloth. various qualities nadapolams
Brown cotton, blue prints, mourning prints, muslins
Crinohne, real cloth thread of all kinds, cotton drill
Linen drill, cambria handerchiefs, silk do, book muslin
Victoria lawn, jaconet, black Orleans, do Alpaca;
Black prircetta, do lasting, silk umbrellas, cotton do;
Alpaca umbrellas, ribbons, black lace mitts, black silk
White silk, barege scarfs. broad cloth
Wooden plaid for children's dresses towels, lace falls;
Blue flannel, printed and plain barege
Gold lace, ! to ! inch combs. &c, &c, &c.
i'm great variety. SGT
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Special Aotites.

"E Ola MPSCS V.''-Notice is hereby given that the
next Regular Meeting Of this Order will be held on next Monday
Evening" ats O'Clock, atthe Hall, over DIR. McKibbin's Drug Store.
oh queen street. Resident and transient Brothers are respectfully
invited &c -.tend. Per order N. q H. l2s-1t
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COMPREHENSIVE.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVE led
a Copartnership for the transacting of a General Commits
sion Business, under the firm and style of d. c. WATERMAN
& co.
We especially solicit any business connected with the interests
of the Home Whaling Fleet, in the consignment Of supplies, fur
nishing of funds, sales, or purchase of exchange, oil, bone, gen.
eral merchandise and the procuring of freight, etc.
ID. Z. WATERMAN,
Il7-Sm JOHN +. POPE.
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The UNDERSIGNED has on Hand.


Nd FOR SALE AT HIS STORE
IA on HOTEL STREET, at very moderate prices:
Ladies bonnets, (new.) elegantly trimmed,
Babies white embroidered merino hoods,
Do do wooden hoods.
Do do and colOred wool boots.
Do embroidered caIntric robes and waists,
ladies' CATERS, various styles and qualities,
Misses do do do.
Children's CATERS and shoes,
Ladies' Isle thread Stockings, plain and open work.
Misses white cotton stockings,
ladies' do do do, various Qualities.
ladies' corsets, white AMI colored. various STYLES.
Crochet needles, crochet cotton, crochet collars,
Embroidered camLric CELLARS, latest fashion.
Rich thread lace, from to 6 inches wide,
Velvet ribbons, various styles, figured and plain,
Rich bonnet ribbons. do sash do, do betting do.
Fancy silk ribbon belts, do elastic do,
Brass hoops for skirts. barege dresses.
Rriliiants, French prints, kid gauntets,
Crrd- and tsssels, heavy do for furniture trimming,
Ladies' black silk gloves, do Mohair mist,
Damask table covers, white linen damask napkins,
White cotton curtain fringe. gents cambria hlkfs,
Coats sewing cotton, Philips wax thread.
Linen and cotton tapes, all sizes,
Linen towels, diaper, ladies' and gents grass cloth hikfs,
Black and colorei silk fringes, great variety,
Ladies' mohair caps, various styles and qualities,
Ladies' heavy grey talnas, black cloth do,
Black silk mantllas, white ruches.
Gents white cotton socks, very superior,
M:~ses' broad leaf Leghorn fats, Tuscan do,
few VERY ELEGANT GRAPE SHAwLS
Dress Trimmings II every description, including a great yari-
ETY. of Fancy Buttons, and numerous other Fancy Goods, too
numerous to particularize. fl26 IT, @. CLARK.
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MONEY TO LET,
IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON AP.
Us proved real or personal security.
C. C. HARRIS
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70 Whalemlen.

TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE!
A Ii WHO HAVE NOT PAID
their taxes when called upon by the undersigned, or who
have had tax notices left at their residences, or places of business,
are hereby informed that the undersigned will be at his Office on
Emma Street, 81 door from Beretania Street, to receive their
taxes every Saturday from Q O'Clock AN to 8 O'Clock PM,
until further notice. WM. WEBSTER,
Tax Collector, Kona District, Oahu.
Honolulu, Oct. q, 1855. 123-tf
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NOTICE.
NOTICE,
TO LET.

sNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
rod " Is ss intention TO leave this Kingdom for a
tIS-z JOH-
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n UARTER BOXES RAIsINs-Ror sale by
IL 127tf G.. L. RICHARDS co.
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The Ehoie 20 conclude with the Farce Of
sTAGE-STRUCK YANKEE.
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! same. from Paihewa, for SIS IS expended
h repairs on government pound at koloa,
| Pissed.
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JUST RECEIVED By ~CANDACE."
VKyESTPHALIA HAMS, RAISINS IN Or
w and half boxes, Currants I'm small jars. At
I15-tf SAM. SAvID0EsS
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JUST RECEIVED!
The Celebrated Adelphi Biscuits

NONSiSTING OF THE AS
snrtInent Abernethy, Cracknel, Picnic, Tea, Cabin, Soda
and Fancy. Also, Macixie's Edinburgh biscuits.
consisting of machine. Queen, ginger, picnic and Windsor. Also,
the following Groceries: York hams, English cheese, Caro-
lima rice, China rice, loaf and crushed sugar, Goldfish. raisins,
currants, citron peel, sheIed almonds, patent sperm candles,
Jenny Lind cakes, sardines, III /. Bakers oysters, California on
ions, and jumbies. Constantly on hand a general assortment of
Groceries.
N. B.-Fresh Ground Coffee constantly on hand.
124-tf MOSSMAN Il SON.
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PORK J!
0kn PRIME PORK. to arrive
%OO per "Syren," For sale by
119-f CHAS. BREWER, %.
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Copenhagen is to be fortified Immediately.
Foreign Markets.
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Washington News.


WASHINGTON, Mach I.-Walcott will be proceeded
against in the Criminal Court for refusing to testify
before the investigating committee.
Henry A. Washington was accidentally killed yes
terday by an air gun.
wAsHIsGroS, March 1.-The Union censures the
Senate severely for defeating the Army increase bill
Congressional Proceedings.
House.-The Speaker appointed Seward, Harris,
Grow Curtis and Bishop. a committee on the Matte
son case. Harris was afterwards excused.
Sherman submitted resolution asking whether any
money had been paid from the Treasury for the ex
penses of the Kansas Legislature.
Senate A communication was received from the
Kentucky Legislature offering regiment of volun-
teers for service in Utah.
Green called up the Kansas bill, but Gwin and
Broderick objected account of the priority Of the
Pacific Railroad bill.
Green gave notice Of q substitute admitting Kansas
and Minnesota together. The question discussed
by Green and Collamer.
Louisiana Legislature.
BATON RouGE, March 1.-The bill organizing q
Constitutional Board Of Public Works, passed the
House on its second reading
In the Senate, bill passed authorizing the South
ern Bank to reduce the shares from $500 to 500.
Death Of Capt Summons.
CINcrSNArI March Capt ]. B. Summons, Of
the Jacob Strader died at the Spencer House yester
day, of congestion of the lungs.
Utah Affairs
ST.. LOUIS, March THE Leader learns from O
Catholic missionary that the Mormons will probably
leave Utah and settle at Baze Portage Mountain (nea
the 49th paralle) in British America.
NEW YORK, March 1.-The Tribune's Utah CORES
pondent says that three prisoners released by thu
Mormons say they are preparing to intercept Capt
Marcy's return from New Mexico, and destroy th
escort and seize the mules.
Steamboat Burned.
CINCINNATI, March 1.-The steamboat Henry
Jones, hence to Parkersbnrg burned up on Saturday
night near Augusta, Ky. The boat and cargo are
total loss. No lives lost.
New York Weekly Bank Statement
New YORK. March l--Increase Of loans during
the week, $62 900; increase of Specie s242 O0O in
crease of nominal deposits, s6l3 600; decrease O
undrawn deposits, s275, 900. Total amount of specie
$33 100000.
1t is believed that no more specie will go to Eu
rope after Wednesday.
Domestic Markets.
New YoRK, March l.--Sales of Cotton, 5000
prices tc. higher-Uplands Middling, 12t. Floul
quiet; Wheat very dull white Corn, sc to 6s vel
low, 66a to SO; Beef firm; Groceries quiet Porl
steady; Bacon, ST to 81 for hams, and Ct to 81 fo
shoulders tallow firm.
CINCINNATI, March Flour, 50 65 to 50 as
Whisky, l7c. Lard, in barrels 95c.; in kegs, l0c.
Sugar active at 81 to &C.. Moasses dull and nomina
at &c.; Exchange on New Orleans, lc.; Money easy
River Intelligence.
VIcKsBURG, March 1.-The Farchld passed dow
at 3, the Vicksburg at o'clock, P. M.