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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24
FRIDAY MoRNING, FEBRUARY "a.
Cardinal Democratic Principles on the Slavery
Opestion.

Question.
Absolute non-inter.erenco by the General 9oseiu
mcnt, to introduce or to exclude slaves, IN any u '"'
territories OF the Union.
No Federal Slave Code. No Congressional uls-
elimination in favor OF slave proper - n,.;n., !,
Rios. and no Congressional Giscruniua't%h "s"t'o ~:
Whenever in anv Of the Territories lIe eA'ety ~
.;..a ,orson. or the right of slave property, or the
rrh, Or safety OF auy description 81 persons or olo'
prrty. is uuconstitutionallT nSsiuico, u ~ the power
ssnd Iutv of Congress, Not less than oil any anu eve
~ n.,cr Dcpartulcnt OF the General government, "
800. IT'S proper functions, for the security OF
e,,nI n-otectlou 70 the rights and safety OF every
,r,ccies OF persons and property.
Tn, tull and uninipaircd right Of popular soVe-
rc,cn,v, emitting the people OF each IefIRolS! on
sr,i,ation for their admission as II new suite lupo
tho Linton. to enact their own State CONSTITUTION. oy u
tnr and full reference to 4 popular vote, %ltnoGl
force. fraud or Federal dictaiion, and BY such Con-
~s,itution TO provide for the maintenance or the pro.
Linition OF the institution VI sM'ef1 - Ae' '"'
The same principles as embodied in the following
resolutions unanimously adopted by the slrgiiia
delegation to the National Democratic convention Ut
CinciuuAti: .,
!. Resolved, That tho Constitution OF the United
States j. 4 compact between Sovereign ana co.equal
States, united upon the basis OF perfect eqVaptS Oh
rights and privileges. r.:.
common property in Which the States have cqnai
rights, aud to which the citizens OF every Staie may
r,ghtinlly migrate with any property recognised ss
such in any OF the States OF the Union, and III the
Constitution OF the United States.
8. Resolved Therefore, thGt tho Congress OF inc
pnitea States has no power TO abolish or prollht
slavery in any OF the Territories OF the United Stsfys'
aud such power pertains only to the people lntaDi.-
in. the same, wien iii the exercise OF r'ghtlul au-
thority they torn their State Constitution WIN " VIZ"
10 admission into the Union.
i. Resolved, Tia, the Missouri restriction was Q
violation of the foregoing principles, and its repeal
by the Observation-Disclosures Law" was wise, just anu
S. Resolved, That Congress has 10 constitutional
rich; 20 abolish slavery in the District Of Columbia.
i. Resolved, That the duty OF aitording, adequate
ORGANIZATION as States, to equal rights OF person and
property respected under the constitution OF the
Union, Is incumbcut on the proper legislative autho-
rity thereof.
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DIED.

M.kniED, at EllersIic. Iienrico county, on Tuesday even.
Inv. the 9ist inst. by the Rev. Mr. ExaiL, WI. G.. MON
CURE. Esq, Of Caroline, and ALLENlA ~, daughter OF Mr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24
A Correction.

a COFFCVtIOHs
In printing the tsbular vote in Wednesdays
enquirer" an error was made in repeating
putnam 396." The registered delegate from
Cabcll, jackson and Wayne declines to cast the
vote of those counties upon the question, so
that the following is, we believe, correct:
Whole vote Of State, 9o,352
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24
The 22d OF February in WashinGton.

We shall publish in Tuesdays country pa
per the proceedings, with speeches and ballots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24

HIGH PROOF PURE OLA
a SEES RCM-Lauding and tOr sale by
Feb 2i-9t l. K e. B. DAVENPORT.
DLACk PEAS.-lS0 bags Black Peas just received,
d for sale from store. in quantities 20 suit.
Feb "a ROBINSON { ROBERTS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24

DIED. At Ids residence III Hanover county, on the 22d inst.
Mr.. I0IIN TALI.Ef. Sr. In the Ii year Of his age. lie
lived the III. OF Il Christian. and died crfectly resigned 10
the will OF his Heavenly Father. \ very singular fact l.,
SIR. Tallry VA. married Oh the ia Of July, and died on the
I'D February.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24

4 SITUATION as salesman In 4 dry goods Or grocery
n store in the city Of Richmond by 4 young married man
from Richmond county, Va. who has had ten years ex-
p-ri.nc- q. store keeper, who Game present the best re-
Communication AS To character and qualifications for bust.
Ass. Address }. Is. NORTHERN,
Warsaw. Va.
P. s.-Any person wishing to employ an industrious,
steady and sober young man, a. salesman, will apply AZ
above on or before the 18th day Of March. II 1 do not get
a situation before that time, shall ls,Te Virginia for the
West.
Feb a6-d3t j. p. y.
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~LADit:s, SALE ANp SUPPER

- The Ladies OF the First Bapi!s; Church vi!
hold a SALE and SUPPER. IN the basement Of hat
Church, commencing on MONDAY evening next, an! cont
nuins all the week., tor III. purpose Of supporting u rih.
siouary al !,ockr;is. The public generally are invited 70
,...,,i Feb. =
-: ORPHANS ARR The Fair FOR 81.
80, Joscph's Asylum will be open all Tbs week, a"i
close on Saturday. You are the helpers Of the Orphah,
,.,p,. IN ,l,.ir Fair Feb u
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DIED, on Tuesday. the 2ist inst. OF pulmonary disease,
after a protactrh and painful il!rrSs, ARTHUR LII.
BOURNE, aged ~ months, only child Of John l.. and jose.
phin- Woodson. This dear little hoy, by his alFcctlonate
disposition and remarkable intelligence, had rndrareh hin.
self TO all the friends Of the family TO them his death &C.
casions i voil which cannot he easily filled. and inilicts u
sad blow on ls devoted parents. God grant tn these anict.
ed parents comfort and consolation, In their sore bercavc-
mcnt'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24

Jp.fiIH AND CPi'EIk.-The Ladies o;
-, the Sewing Circle of the First Baptist Church
are holding a .a'r ~ Fancy Articles and Refrcshri"a'.. al!
will furnish no, Supprr> aud Snack every ''ay and night 'aI'
week. The object 81 this sale l. in support - Missi"ir.tr a!
Rockets. Their friend, aid the public generally are l"'irH.
TT III -.
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FOX EiLTsNOIE
THREE TIMES \ WEEk-pOWiArAN STEAM EOAI

COMPANY.
TsNlIE Steamer GEO. PEABODY, Capt. EHx-.h
4 Richard rritctar,L. will receive freight HsHs-S
to-day, Friday, aud up - the hour Of IL IEtt.H9-
O'Clock, NJ, saturday, the 9Th inst. .AaA-@-
Freight iasen 10 Boston via Baltimore, AT lpw rates AID
with :-ca; despatch.
This steamer has ,~pl"adid state passenger accoao,
tiUns.
Passengers going hy thi. steamer are requested 10 be- on
board before I2 O'Clock NJ, Saturday.
fds>as" hHl } are ...t.-.....-...... -.....s-'sf"
Tickets for passage procured either ~ our Office III The
Shockoc slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel or a: thr
Steamers skarvcs.
u !. - Divrn . vu cI.vpfE
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TO TIKI:

WE have this day sold our entire LlTHoGRAPlllC e''
w tahishnrrt 10 Mc.Srs. HOVER 4 LUDWIG. "er"'
commend our former CUSTOMERS AMI the public generally ~
patrnn!zr this Southern establishment, instead Of COINS
North for the work can he ~ we'll executed here, and Oh
ns reasonable terms. Mr.. Ludwig has been In our employ.
ment for several years, and W. believe him ~ be WORTHY
OF public patronage.
The business viii be conducted AZ the same place, l2t.
street, between Main Hud CARY, until further notice.
RICHIE l. DCSSANANT.
III >, fs.n
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The undersigned. referring TO III. above advertisement, Of
Messrs. Richie & dunno want, take leave To inform thu pub
lie, that they have bought the LllHuG.AllilC PRINTING
establishment OF The aforementioned and rec0tIm-ri
Themselves most respectfully 10 the patronage Of Their :i
lCw.citGciI4. They are assured, shat by strict attention 20 ~.
sincss aud proper AMI neat execution Of all orders, "t1.
may be sem; To thcmi, they will gain the confidence OF H."
public,
Living for a number OF years In liiclmond-oar Of the
rariurrs having been In the SAME business for he las TX
y"ars-thcy latter themselves that by these same induce
iuenis, their friI"w.'i,izcns will give them the preference for
Northern competition.
rrh ut-LSr:; HOVER ( LUDWIG.
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no THE VOTERS or HANOVER

-. TO THE VOTERS or HANOVER
o. cO~CSTY-Fcllow Citizens: u will devolv-
upon you nj the ensuing spring election, In May next, To
rl-c, a CONFERENCE.-The Attorney for the county ~ IIano.
yer. take this opportunity to announce myscf q Candi
date for said Office, and respectfully soici; yonr support
for the same. WILLIAM X. VIM.
Feb 24-clm
1VIMoTIiY SEED.-A prime lot in ,,"rc and FOR
4 sale by ROBINSON j ROBERTS,
Feb 81 Corner Cary and 18th streets.
SUPERIOR HYDRAULIC CANDLES
= Plain and Fancy Candies, K e. Mirch.lis brand. For
sale by
Feb ?s-G, I.kG. Il. DAVENPORT.
pOYi.ES CELEBRATES ROSE WIIIS-
- KEY. for sale by
Feb 23-n i G.. D. DAVENPORT.
EATiiER BAGS, &c.-At BCLkLEY'S l31
~ Main street. you will iind 4 new and attractive stock
Of Travelling Bags, He,icui.s. portmonraie., Cigar Cases.
&c. Feb -
f2IsJ:f i;S.-l-ather busters, Of nil .izr-, House
~ Keeper Brushes, Scrub, Window and Floor Brushes,
just opened u: EEI.KLEY'S,
Feb - 49, Main street.
pLACk TEA.-5p bu>hel. BLACK T-as. for sale
l0 by ROBINSON & RoBERTS,
Feb - Corner Cary AMI 9Th Streets.
NOTICE.
4 ESSRS. ClIAS. I. WORKMAN & co. call the attention
Va OF the trad. TO their suction -als OF sugar and mo.
lassrI, a: :heir Warehouse Oh III. Doc., Immediately after
Mcssrs. Cren.ha~ & Co = sale OF Coffee. Feb -
SPECIAL NOTLCE.
TE1!iOSE in want OF ENGLISH ARMY UNERCOATS, will
4 do well to call or leave their orders early, As ! will be
in receipt OF some On FRIDAY, OF my own drcc; iDpnr.
,a,ion. Those who have their orders now in hand will BE-
promptly attended to. upon receipt Of the coats. TboIe
sho wish :aem tuu,t call early, TO Insure getting them.
WM. IRA SMITH,
Feb "a 1li Main Street.
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TuG !. ). MAIL SrEAMSIl,p KoAN.

UkE, FDK NEW GUsk.
TsIliE EOA%OKt, Capt. Lewis Couch,
L will leave here at 1 O'Clock +. NJ. Eln
Friday, IN. 2i;h .iast. ~Llir
Passengers are requested to be ou board SEHIi@
IN due time.
the ship.
Passage 10 New York, meal. auI rtate room INCLUDED,
during the Fall and Winter. $40.
Stccraue passage only 81.
Passage Ia Norfolk same as by the river bDat..
Freight received Friday, and up 10 the hour Of . ocgct
7. ", un!rss 4 snIEc;rnry be received prior 10 THAI hoL'
ConsieD.-, are Requested! Ia send Ter their gU0ds Friday.
Freight tor IostOn viii BE- forwarded directly on al IoG,'
rat" rates 81 freight aid! with the greatest dispatch.
Feb 2i-it LUDi.AM L WATSON.
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GsW REMOVAL. trS.a
W. WILLIAM +. BUTLER & son.
ny i~KfOEYEES I."D DEILERS ~ @i1
IIlNA, THENW AND GLASS,
VIASE removed to M. /? Pear! or 18th street. and viii
i open in all the month of February 4 large and choice
stock Of New Goods, OF their own importation. receive!
direct To this port, per ships Erie and Alexander, and by
the Kate Siamlrr and %Eniyuiion, Via New fork. Also.
from TIE Wheeling. Va, and Western manufactured, every
description " PL.iiY. PRESSED and Z GLASS
WARE: fOAL oJL and other LAMPS. C.iSTDHS,
LOOhJ.NG GLASSES and FaNCy GDOLS which they
oGrr Ia the trad. Of North Carolina. Virginia aud T.rnr..
see. "a low IA any Northern j0bbinc house.
uur Senior LAS been Cor the last - years, importing
China ali Earihrnwar. direct ~ ihi- port and plrTsins
ourselves 10 sell ~ low a. u:hct-. We respectfully AK the
patronage Of Southern merchants and the Southern pubic.
Sc Store formerly occupied Ivy v. : s q. D0nnan.
WI. +. BUTLER a. son,
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the authorities vi the State.
VIRGINIA. AND MARYLAND.
The following are the names of the commit.
tee appointed by the Chair to consider the re-
port Of the commissioners concerning the
boundary line between Virginia and Maryland:
McsSrs. Watson Of Accomac, Cowan, Icrby,
Raymond, Hopkins, Dickinson If Prince Ed
ward. Locke, Blue AMI Evans.
TIE ORDERS or THE DAY.
One o'clock being the hour for the considc-
ration Of the special order Of the day, the bill
amending the charter Of the james River and
kanawha company, came up when. on motion
Of Mr.. ANDERSON, its consideration WAS
postponed until Tomorrow II! o'clock.
Mr.. DUCKW ALL moved that all the orders
of the day should he similarly disposed Of
which Was agreed to.
uorRS OF MEETiS'i.
.Mr. SEGA offered the following resolution
which was adopted:
Resolved, That after this day this House will
meet at II o'clock 4. NJ, and take Il recess from
3 TO : o'clock p. W., except on Saturdays.
ELLIS PASSED.
Senate bill to incorporate the Preston Bank
Of Virginia at kingwool in the county Of Pres
ton, passed March %. 1858.
\ hill incorporating the Culpeper Savings
Bank in the county of Culpepcr.
Senate hill 10 incorporate llarriSonburg Sa.
wings Bank in the county Of Rockingham.
Senate bill to amend the act entitled IAN act
10 incorporate the Rocky Mount Savings Bank
in the county Of Franklin" passed Ecb'y24,
1855.
4 bill incorporating the Planters Savings
Bank in Lynchburg.
y bill Tor the inspection Of tobacco at Dib-
rcll's Warehouse in Richmond city.
J. bill incorporating the Lynchburg Savings
Bank.
a bill Incorporating the Bank Of Mccklcn-
burg in the town of Boydton.
\ bill repeating an act providing for the con-
struction and repair OF public roads in Berkeley
On motion, the House adjourned.
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EUi: SEW Iork-IiIItSI. yl;SNEI

RICHMOND aSD NEW Y0EK LINE or PACkEl:.
THlliE Superior las; sailing schooner wfThE,
J. Capt. J. u. TrIrl.E, having X p0Tiion NJ her 49,
cargo engaged and going On board, will hav" (EETs
quick dispatch. For balance O! freight apply t. -f-@-sn
Feb .i DAVID 4 WI. CTRI1E.
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,--zz-,,,...v,,-, pONTCHARTRAIN RAIL.~
ksSas ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
ksrsSs Commencing Tuesday. May |, 1850
kSsN and from the Lake day, only Is CENTS
Ry~Please buy tickets at the Office, under Depot.
-DEPARTURE or CARS
From the City: From the Lake;
Il nlnnLt l.ar hninl A MANN IT,.

Steam Train from the Lake to the city week days
The Steam Train will stop Gentiy Station when notified
except however mail trips and during the hafhour trips
Sunday afternoons Fare 5 cents each and conductors
must have timely notice to stop.
Sunday Arrangement.
On Sundays the Steam Train will leave the city ut O'Clock
A. NJ in lieu Of the Horse Car.
The Steam Train will leave the city Sundays every hour
from,l2 NJ until II z. NJ.
From and after Sunday the 9Th May, the Cars will leave
either of the Road every half hour from o'clock r. NJ
until o'clock r. NJ
will make special from the Lake
night Whenever required the Conductor must however
ceive due notice.
utes.
EPassengers earnestly requested 10 procure their tick
the office under the Depot Cheeks, tickets,
will Ne handed them the
myl G.. PASDEtIf, Superintendent.
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Coaasfgnees..

NEW yoRk VA Psg sts%Tsg EmpI.s g
Aus -antegnini Rehard@Sm Bank Noe Cos Aaron
col $ Aitkens-RJ Adamson--ANet Bres-ArIhnr &eos
ssnhuysen Lewis Geo Blanchard 4 Guist Belieyne-R
SSO Basae 8oa sesA gSSn
Booth &eoY Backus-J Bouanger 6c5Bayou Sara Mail Go
esffSis ea ssis" fi Hraiog 80
B Bsaa basSs ds ors aSxss See c.
barns connaiy deo 81 ms catricle SeeJ Collie BIO
coSpsr eo PGciph Chap Sepl
Mitchell jack Carroll Iioy &co-cofpsI &eop Carroll
tsn,an, Toarne &coJ 0hsmpa &eo~F " q Gook-oase6
ssai4ss Bros : pSpayR peaiaa &coF pae ngeF
pslbondo-G nN7zG Z llesen a Son- Davis iacksenJ
ressizr & rsqgisss pszgi'en y cameron &so-p Drel
w lumbar &eo-E Dumee 8eo-- A Dryer aco- Eaion
Betsron- Z W Esia seop Edwards- j. Elkn &eS-FayE
FssNFredlsndeg Gsrsen Frankie &eo
-Ferrsadon dessac- Feschmaan-- Avery
eoGse Fnssek &ee3tirez'er Br.-Gde deieoura Nee
snie.ips &co-h Gsrthwalte, Lewis Sfa,rt-God
CHEM CHEM stss 1a aaess GSc S
@aS Ssp sle Gsgsag = eTn@p
Haggerts lifo,- aena gsoa Gaines- Holman AatssE
% ii Holmes EseonIa~G Harvey SeeIarris
Morgan 9 Harris Henderson reale- Holloway Ions,
siorehead Hughes, Hyllsstsd Seo77 q Il II e,erh
n IssaseTT JnsiusB sorsA JaeqaelT Jackson
Neo Iaekson ( Taos " Jackson eo Koenig Rss
81 Gae Kser
~ KaiserS Kaiser keo- 1 W Lyons Seo-- Is iaaghin-
logan Potie III Eeyefmen-lewe &eo.-humslen. Ken.
Ia 6ce-Lehis Charpanter Isnoue-T ieouU i.arous
SIM ScoA I.svi AGO ehman schMnze &ee-lanata Bros
ID IoNbsr co- NJ L IeeA Ii Leichto 6co- LSfaest
De fasfesLagag Iecdn--f9ys, Simon &eoleHy Dieter
IL esyJ LeSyI 4 Levy &ee-J + Lehde- J Martina
q Ayefs-T Mora'--A ST AazcJ Marks Del Maguns--G
sii.r Mcfarland 4 RAgksdae Aalara Teoker-MooIe
GOlss-S Ncllrif--S y Moofe &en Ar II ltepberger-E
Menies--n Anuaay f saraneys ktuMeS "a, Value Aces
y Aoo5yJ Mnrgsn &eo- Mayer Bso -NRgee & knenSsM
Mailer teMbs 4 0laissAiscoN freIes &eosuse Il Muir.
j daek,,E Aalis @eo-Norf Aapl See-o N0sckN q, J g
! Z r. N1a4 3lulht .5eo ~ Dsnnne- 0terfou-- Il S
oisfFI = ia u PAIior-G faskiif- Pay 81 Gaiart
Hops, Ellison ReGl Powell 6ep-- Phelps Janas-Geo
Pekess sssP stson. Smith Putaaf Perkins ktoJ Per-
~ se9 al s.tain; &es5I Rise Bros &ooRonlan
ss II 4stHg HlaiE &eaRies 4 Sghnber-Royi in s. Bros
Il nlah1 \ NHytas aoehior, Bfevn RlehI-Rail=
ta4e aseHt- asAG Eossfts9nJ Robert AGO. q 4 Is i
Hess itHgdfs = Afevstt stasee lie le.llx ReygfoE
/ Rager sco- Qeesses tsnia & " Bayuc t. Reilly keo-W
Q nynoedSiaineE MEMBERSHIPS HshlsdsJ sulos.
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Regents of Produce.

ST IouIs-Per STEAMER Ed Walsh 45 bales cotton 10sacks
wheat Is scks oats II bd paper 40 do 81 b -four bb
potatoes ck bacon tee lard ties HUNS Wan 6eo- $50 h
pork Martin. Cobb ice TO hbls -four Given Wats &codsS
do go cks II Kennedy &e0 so do Graham Bros Eco
100 eka Is seeks wheat 4 bales hay Isler Walker-l66
bbs flour 43 seeks 1855 seeks wheat Connolly &co3l sacks
bbls potatoes 81 bb apples 6 seks onions Duffy Geo
50 scks wheat ok 5 90 kegs lard 10 cks bacon
PeTdreauyie Brosb bales hemp NJ Hagarl00 bales hay
Campbell Mckee Eco hhds tobacco Honell Gayle Aco65
pkgs apples 40 SEEKS bran Moore &eoSl scks 10 w
Shaw &eo 10 bNs oil X Geldss 20 do H slecomb Reolo0
bbls -four Bnddeeke IS kckS onions Benton60
scs bran Bfedow WusiIo sos seks 81 bbs apes
Cas- Bowling 1895 hhls flour q cks bacon Keep Ganlaed
LIS ties IS bhs lard Harris Bercier &eoS scks wheat Hunt
ington L sro--Tetal u bales cotton hhds tobacco.
BAYOU sARA-Per steamer eapiiolls bales cotton &c
PAYNE Harrison Is Farley JnFey &eo-l2 Warren Gilmore
&co 10 Greenwood 10 Ward Hunt &co-s Broadw. Il
Haynes n Nugen &coS Feuwes &cD-S do Vaudeville
Mchenny4 Byrne Vance &colS bales and sundres
order--Tota 90 Bales cotton.
DoNAI.psoNvIL&E-Per steamer AsIland-22s hhds snga
= " Marot
LOWER CoAsT-Per steamer Texas Ranger-6 hblr sugs
bales IS seeks potatoes 10 order.
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r,Hxsqrwr orr7cx, No. TO Camp street, !
"wednesday, September 5. 1886. J

oA1ss wrdnesdsY. AZ 81 tember 5. 1860. !
h.e 80 u,,.h warmer yesterday than the day previ.
Clouds l prevaa though tAss were not g heavy ss %
ass e sans rays iron, view On the LANDINGS business
was ac sieeassst tonnage 'of sSe saa
s MA iii basass at present as abundant as might
manga Sufficient The Of business trans
M elapse, will doubtless, be able 70 wit
.nss an Inauguration af the shirFing season,
- a,asr Polar ssas, of me Illinois River Packet Com
~ disposed Of at 81 Lsuis on she st lust e
rea1aa. This ufice paid vac ssSfea. sx,..
kars bsen fayssea with Nhuudant sad refres nag
daean5 sas efis aiss
ended asd aIatas gsagf s n
u impe s'snss y " asx s4 ts,se
IN fa,sn is Of pilots saglueers, wao have had II
stAassd s q e. Lssaa ,apsss a,sss S s
rrIoss - iwsra Neral p gsewn & j. s%ith
Esssa xsSaadss Fsszsf Hsas, asii r. =
MIss F 5aas sasrss sas JON. II sgsTt hswerh
'ss alasss MaIloit, v p BEews W
Stephen p msss VIM Ms s yssh sa M1 Ksats
ses ssss 'f Miller 5s NJ Fsss Ras
siss SCI ssasea Aibsr sSrson
me Laurel osse Tete to the landing
yesrrAys iag undergone extensive repairs etc The Laurel
mi iesyss for Fort Adams avs hei'cciorth as
rgnas nsday packet; The Crosse fete reenters the Bayoe
sara4fsas win dss In place Of the steamer
Acadia
f.ni,5t al ages asThe express u s. mail passenger
packes Capitol csps ". aafanco, commander, NJ.
Mamfot clerk ste o'clock sais morning for seyos
Sara
Sasns sis for esfe reliable and coEhaao
ous Express Line passenger packet Sunny side Capt II Ma
ra4 commander viz leave his essing at ococ far Gin
h eiuaesi, Ions yiile and intermediate sorts
so,aIs for 0ssci.,rf and comfortable pas
ssnar packet Sunny South, Capt VI. Richardson, commander
Mr. Williams leaves O'Clock this evening for encir
Eaii and way points
tsaitasor Rt,roaa Line 1'ce1a for s. To-Day
c regular and fasoste passenger packet Gladiator Capt job
Klnessr eomgsander Mr. H. A. Dhorman clerk leaves tn
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E1porJs.

NEW YORK VIA HAYANA-Per steamship Desoto--ll2l
bales ITO hb flour 50 bb whisky 81 pkg mdse Tor New
York; hams 230 100 kegs lard 242 sacks cats is
bbls almonds 100 bbls pork 80 hbls apples for Havana
LoNDaN-Per ship Charles sprague-960 hhds tobacco.
HAyANA--Per brig yenus-Manfest not to be seen.
PENsAC0bAPer Lizzie Medck- II bbs pork IS bbs
scks cks ccfee $50 srks ns bntter
cks bacon 2tcs hams bbs whisky pcs bagging
coils rope 20 bales hay 81 pigs mdse.
APALAGHICoI A-Per scr onward-1o0 bbls -four 10 bbls
whisky bbls 81 coils Y aggns 5scs coffee $50
scks bacon II hams tc rice ties lard kegs
butter pkgs mdse.
M0BILEPer schr Elizabeth Morse55 scSs 100 do bran
1859 scks 10 SEEKS barley IS bales hay 10 ks bacon 240 b
-four IS bbIs whisky "a pkgs ndse.
UTILIA--Per schr Dew Drops bbs flour 1900 feet lumber
and sundries
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FOR CINCISNATI--TIEE FINE,
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zas55s above Fer freight passage apply on board
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