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TNd!S wonderful Machine j. remarkable fer the
following properties which il Is warranted to
possess l. 1oS rns ;li. clothes, and never
breaks os::..a- il eieas' ss!s2- si2hly the n.'
elio.e clothing. .7i riH= c:.r. II j. very sim
pe.v-ry .soag aHi d.rahte, ani hardly se;
on, Of rsIssr. It IS light asi portable, and when
not N use takes 70 uia-e rs~'-n than The common
wash tubs. y c.,sn-nIa han can with an1
ter tilaa fear was. .rw.,-Ei,s, can i,r hand
This machine las jsy-n g-aatir improved siace
l~5-, anI Is t.ow i'ersrct. Il now operates mucs!
ro-. easily, anl VI is'i only between Cd and 81
r"uais ali Iu' ul', and when taken dp~n-which
i. dor,a in one fourth ii inir'Ete-is lisat
that child II years ca a,r ai,ve 1t about
IFby ali other -N1ctiRes FAT
is hee4.'l-e they run only the surfaces of the cloth
taking il fs granted that the clothes are soied on
" us,a the surface sri thai te ,iir. aust be rub
BAD OH would els.rn a boazt..
IFash;ag 5y Hfad IS Wrong.
because the rhting Of the surface of tn coth is
wholly unnecessary and gseat waste of strength
;.s we'll as graz injury {" the fabric
oBSERNE f that The cloth >oileI is always soilei
through AMI through. snl that it eaunG' be cleans
el without being washei Through and through.
Tie Reason rig tie .Ntfr2poiitoD Succeeds
the fabric between the p"stics, and ;he ac. lnn n
the v.t-r displaced hv the FOUNDER ca,.,ss ,,,a
clothes fr. the outside to the cr-tr. rs w.. 81,
presenting continuous fresh <rr.e. cf co.bns ;,
the action "i the poHa''rr, snu- washing every
portion OF Ihe cloth r..orrusfly AMI equally
ih" lt.ue anH L.q5oi. .Sared
Is n"He tnau .'ne half Wa,hinrs which rea,r,
al 'ay hv nanI are bv this Machine generally
''one j.. less than on. half day. The clean
SIG process is done in fourth the time. Tn,
cleansing. rinsing and wrineing and hanging out
taken together. reuir. less than onehalf the time
and no person possibly rinse well by HAND
as with this Machine Very many persons say
that the Machine Is worth it, cost for rinsin.
aioa,.
! TIE Dura6;Iuy If tbs Machine.
I = very great | ,iont why it should las
! for ten twenty wears with only repairs Of poun
der and rope. which wDuii b. very irifIing. Th,
whole cost OF repairs upon all the several huad
rel machines have =oli in the last two years
taken together. don aInu,iut Ia two dollars. au,
many of then. have been in coz stant use IN larg,
families
| For sale by WARD Ii SOUTiIMAYD.
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$50 or 500 Reward.

WILL i,av $50 reward for six head Of horses
I s.oA.a from nay wagon on the aici,tof Inesay,
the 17ti inst and will also pay slI1 for recovery
of horses ami thieves The horses described
follows chestnut sorrci mari, bazed face a
large. bay mare sway hacked. = bay mare with a
blaze her face together viii, her ella, light bay
horse. siazed face = dark hay colt. wear cid,
biaze.i face. BIN AMIN MILLER.
Van Dayc. July 2,l--...
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S1PONIFER
CONCENTRATED ILYE !
TIE ErApY FA,iIIE

SO y Il NJ AK ERS
N.siispepsible article in every family, where
y bv: with ;;..;-ir ordinary kilcb1r grease com
bne,i viii, t, S'pouifier they es' MAKE All the
soap tieyiuse--har,i. So ~ fancy it VIII MAKE
hard watsf soft and will clean ", 20
nothing eauas ii for cleaning al securing,
t up iau;r tiqb; iron Jescs. tb each 'rh'eh 'r'if
am. - srRh / 10 ibs cannon 9reasr. .if9H
* gallons ,iehat soft SOAP, or 5
'G ID hard.
.., -ei.rs since this inyaiua-
Il has a,w been So, RAJ :...,, t, the public and
the estimation in .iich it j. h.,t. :, r.,,,, ali
end tried and t,e immense deiuand ,'"r .nJ
q 5lar.ef, s >eneiusivs proofs of its real ii.erits
vai;ae rs fa'i;iy article.
ntYsAgE OF INITiTEONS.
The Success of cnr article, like that Of all dis
coseries tri,. merit and value. has induced un-
prineipia parties to imitat. it, We therefore cAr-
THarr sLIc against worthless oouHrERrErrs,
aud to tstc but the genuine original and pa
tented aae.e. manufactured only by the
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.
Ea9 Tayentune, AHegheny Co., Pa.
Office nd Depot, No. 396 Penn. Street.
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RICHARDSON'S
IRI>n LINENS, DAMASAs.
Diapers, &C.

TONStMERS al Richardson's Linens and
\ those ir>irlus of cb;ai an, the Geauirse Goods
should see tia; the articles They purchase are seal
I'd itil The fall uiilo OF the tira
j. \. Richardson. Sons * Owdea.
rs guarantee of The scunincss and durability Of
the Goods This eaui ION IS rendered essentially
necessary. iarg- quantities cf inferior and dei,
tive Linens prepared. s"asnu after season and
scaled y III the nam. II Richardson be Irish Hous
- who, regardless Of the injury t.ius inflicted
alike un the American AMI the Ilanufle
tnrvrs ot the genuine Goods iii no. readily aIpan-
don business I,rofi'ah!t ~i.j.g purchasers can
be imposed ou with tics ,,s q. s-o. .css character
- s;i-! .-s1f-l-----r- - }s.jElhE
Iyl9 ;s.5..!< {. .4.r-t ~ N,,o iork
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Above Che Canal Bridge.
~ PIT rs BIZ RG II, PENN. 81
Who als manufacture of standard quality.
Causts Soda for soap makers. Bleaching Powder,
Soda ) q. refined soda ash. sal soda. chloride Of
eaeiuDl copperas. manganese. nitric acid, soda
saeratu. muriatc acid, sdlphurc acid. aqua fortis,
chlorofuh
Extra Mined show white table, dairy and pack
Salt, wafinted entirely pure and dry, put up in
various packages and styles. The only pure salt
in the es,ntry.
For srt by oil STORE keepers ia the United STATES.
1000 ears Saponifer. genuine, for sale at manu-
faefures, prices in lots Ia suit Vurc'l asers. by
ly3S PIKE 4. kELLOGG, St. LOUIS. No.
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To when, - sasas concern.

I'o when. 81 sasas Concern.
8 J. ADLER.
II AS just received 2 i-r-7 assortment of ROFS
I I e.a YOt ms fEoTHFNf:. eonsisfin, Of
CotAs Jacaefy.
Ponlr JgsIg
yESF RECEIVED
- 10000 Choice Ciga1.S,s
which WI. Ia, - lJ,s 10 .iiij. by-
July 6, l-59 :. :. ADLER
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f,.wa'. So, sur. ia . oz papers
Go,f,iwiu's d. b"iitS
ID Ngccoby 10 10
: dc =; J. Hr,ay WILtiAYs / ~.
Ey..,S AND sSrIj.E.. :
1873 0jli r3--oi ever dcs-riptioa---,', wit:
Bar Iron q to :, in iy Z to -, i;ici' Band iron
| TO > incl, by g 10 / inch Roun1 Iron to
4 inch! S4uare lron / to II in. Owe. IN =
81 !. inch Round Iron to Il in. H.e,,,,on
s. 10 -. inch. Slab Iron ) to i 1 in bv ;-s To
inch Sheet Iron all sizes aad qualities Amer
ami SWedc Nail rod ison. Cas; German & Sp-in.,
Steel, all sizes. american and English Blister all
sizes with ThelE We prepared 10 furnish m
chaBics everywhere
July $50 JNO. HENRY WILLIAMS & co.
a. HpsStfH- gust re 4 by steamer Sky Lark
y Powder, Lead Shot Buckets. g-ao;nS Can
dies. Gandies, Tea, Diaekiug. etc tt.
tro bD W r.
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"TM. NJ HARLOW'S PIANO FORTR an.
:" FINE FURNITURE ROOMS, Coxr1K
Hall, NarAes street, bctwee. Second and Thir,l
Fine Custom made furniture IN suits or siny.
article to suit buyers. Mr Harlow has for fi,..-
Who want the hest. the DSig4s Pafcnf or !i,ii,
Piano T. t'abesf q Cas- Eagiaa Psanos ,,zfYsi.t
q CHnstons softtoneI Piaao: ;. ID 6sH "
Smiths Meloleoas. anl is sole Accat in s. Loui-
for TIE sale Of these nneq rH,ir,l Instruments l.
quality superior 6, n,oSt-inferor ~ none is IN
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HARDWARE.

HARDWARE.
Fable hniyrs t.sss AMI Carycrs Forks,
Pocket az butcher krives
Hunting anil bpai. h-ives
G'f'Ia silver, I,i'a'sai'. an, .roa table spoons,
tea ditto.
Easting si.consAEd soup Ladies,
Scissors, shears a.lll T;lEors
Butts and Hinges. Screw OF every size,
Csndiesticks brass and jai,an,
EaIaIntfs, asSyctei. Ha;chets,
fr9vciz. pias'e7iag ana lnas9as,
GuFryeorubs, assorted,
PILES of r.ery description,
cast"fs. brass AID non. kises.
an! every ar';el? usually keI. in Hardware store
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PREMIUM WIRE Nu,

o. PREMIUM WIRE Wu.-s
No. 80 Market- ST. ts,,ceel Sec5ad aai ms,
ID DICHARD C. LUDLOW. Manufacture am.
IL wholesale Dealer in Wire Cloth SievessRi.i
dies, Bird Cages. Fen.iers Fir. Guards Wia.ov
Sereens. and Wire Goods Of every .Iescri,, ,tion
Fancy Wira Work OF all Iinds made to order il
the best ST IL. and ar t,,.. sha,t.S. ,-.,,.
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XANES n. skIR>..AW'S I-NEsAN ms
- Oifee iestaliisleI iSiy. D.. ami Pi1,.
streets. manufacturers of ssis and seat presses All
orders received by i.sssi or otherwise for Stat
Coutty, Notarial, or Private Seal. Wedding. Wis
iting aad Professional Cards g. de- will be
rrn;nptl;; attended t" and fr~ar lei efere,l TO
dny part OF .he tnilsd states. Al
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ZI1T-SU -. -; ss-a n
-sa 1850 " i POWELL {. co.
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XNYOLFF d HOPPE. Diree, ImT-s1ers ofheT
w MIN a.i Fzacy Goods- and wi,olesai' Deal
er, in iw-Eican Fasieiy Goods aad Notions NJ" iel
Min street.
~ c. FELL MauufsciuryT AMI D2aler IT ali
NeSsls Of LEATHER an, Sbcc ManJjfa cturers'
,nd W,lnn- '-&, Main strsc,, between Market
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acted In prudent and proper manner 10 placing mill
tary force the island OF San juan for the protection OF
American citEcns from foreign savages and wanton ag
gIefsione OF Tor ejgl GiDoias:-
Fifst-Bccause The island ia clearly under isr
copsuooson Of the treaty
Secoro-Because said island is within the military DC
parinept OF Oregon having been, by an act passed N
this Territory, made part Of the organized county OF
Wbatcom witch act was duly submitted TO the Congress
Of the UDnfd States by the organic act required
and has net to this day been dsapproved and 10 still the
law Of the land; and
Third Because at the time the circumstances OF the
Gaze required that military force should be placed
there.
Resolved, That General Harvey, having righaully
paccd military force upon said island would have been
recreaDt to his trust bad he failed support with all
the power ut his command when threatened with
an attack by foreign nation.
Resolved, That having the fullest confidence In title
to the island, our right should be maintained at all
hazard.
Resolved That we most respectfully ask the proper
authorities to revoke the od!ous military order placing
San Juan Island q portion OF Whatcom county, under
military rule.
Resolved That We have the fullest confidence that the
President OF the United States will act justly and firmly
In the premises and that American rights will be fully
INDICATED by him.
Resolved, That copies Of these resolutions duly signed
and certified be sent to delegate In Congress- 70 be
by him submitted to the President OF the United States
and also 10 General w. s Harvey.
We hereby certify that the foregoing House joint reso-
buttons true copy Of the original passed unanimously
By both branches Of the Legislature q 3 Ter
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
II J. G. AAXON,
President of the Council.
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FRnGTs Rates were steady, with Q fair amount Of
engagements; 400 bales Of cotton were engaged at 1924
3D. and $50 by steamer at 616A 900 boxes cheese by
steamer at 4cs 100 bb lard and zoe boxes bacon
3D. so terces beef At 3d. 3d. 80 tons Quercron bark
10 tons clover seed At 40s, and $50 bbs rosn II D.
To London 100 boxes bacon 1t S 100 erces beef and
100 bbs pork at p. 10 Bremen 100 cases Of tobacco
taken 81, 800 bbh roein q d. 3D. and 20
tons measurement goods 1t 800.
BAY.-Saes 600 bales were made for shipment ct 96c
81 for city use was selling u 81 06 81 II.
LINZ was steady with moderate sales At 76c and at 81
20 for both sorts RocklAnd.
MoIAssxs New Orleans steady while sales were
limited.
NAVAL SroREs-Spirits were quiet but firm at l7c q
4sc. Sales Of 600 bbs common rosin were made at 81
GIN per $40 lbs delivered. Crude turpentne was quiet
at IS 62K, and tar ct % %, % 87H a 50 So
Ons Limited sales American were making at 5Sc
sperm and crude were unchanged.
PROVISIONS -Pork-The market was less animated while
prices were sustained The transactions footed up abou.
1te0 bb1., including 1t SIS 80, old do at Sit
At $l2 80 $l2 CAS-, and clear It $40 Co. Beef was
firmly held with sales Of S75 bbls., including country
mess at IS % IS SO repacked Western Il 90 Is $40
and extra do. at $40 Is Sl2 Prime mess was steady
Email sales OF beef hams wero made at SIS 80 Sl6
Bacon was quiet a s4e loxc Dressed hogs were SELL
ing ~ exc l0xc. Cut meats were In less movement:
about $50 packages were made exc apc for hams and
81 oxc 73sc, for shouiders Lard in fair request
but les bnoyan Sales OF 226 bbls and Heroes were
made q loxc. 11A4c Butter and cheese were un-
changed
SrGAn The market continued frn. Tho sales en-
braced 200 \ 500 khds Cuba muscovaAo ct 7i.c 7kc
DO boxes at p, and 1000 bags Peruapbucos Ct 7xc
WBsKky-The sales embraced 200 bbs at 2Sc., and
small lots prime were sold At 23kc.
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The San Juan DiAlculty.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

OLrxr1A, W. T., Jan. O. $780,
Enclosed forward 70 your address, certified copy
Of joint resolutions passed unanimously by the gsa
turc Of Washington Territory. hoped you will give
II publication.
COUNCIL OF WASHINGTON rERRroRY-sEvENrH
SESSION.
srBTyr1 FOR Horsx JOINT RESOLUTION NO. TO- RELATIVE TO
JUAN AFFAIR
Whereas, has come 10 our knowledge that empts
partnent Oregon The department OF the Pacific and
10 case this Ia not edected 70 cause Brigsder VIM
Harney 10 be removed from command; and
Whereas, believe that said department WINS estab.
hshed for good and sufficient reasons which reasons still
exist in full force when said department was estab.
lshed the interior Of Territory being still occupied
by numerous tribes Of Indians, only restrained hos
Titles by the presence Of large bodies TROOPS and our
frontier being still liable 10 nurderous incursions OF
powerful and savage herdes Of Indians living upon TO-
reign coil; and
Whereas experience has showu that order that these
troops may act promptly and efficiently for the pre-
quarters Of the department shouId be Of convenient 20
cess which would not be The removed 70 the
State Of California; and
in command Of this military department, by protecting
from Indians, domestic cad foreign, securing and
maintaining peace BY revoking those unlawful military
our citizens from portions AZ cur Territory, Which
under the laws open to sctalsnent; opening
tecsng emigration - placing troops the island Of San
Juaa Island which 10 upquestisasply Americsn soil
aSd
tempted acts Of foreign jursdicoa-has deserved and
the entire coaaasn0e OF the people Of Terri
Resolved, Thas We, the Legislative Assembly Of The
Te,yissy Of Washington earnestly and respectfully pro-
Of ortton ssa be merged into any other department.
and ssa ,ast ta besaqusrtets being removed.
solved, That respectfully and earnesty solicit the
sdspt g the Cp:tcd Satcs to continue the present
in command Of ssd military department,
Received, TIA. ne firmly sehere Gcr Harney has
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Telegraph Marine Reports.

de6patch
unknown brig went lahore last night Auskeget Rocks with
signal of dsres flying and the chngng
The Ne assistance could be rendered account Of the
Ice This morning the mass and the
posed pershed. feboa started from Tuckernuck
10 day 10 render aid but has not yet returned.
NORFOLK, Feb 2O-The bark Conrad and large ship
Ashore Narshes James River The schr Arizona
has been sent to her.
danoa for New York has arrived here with oss Of snboom
having had very heavy weather.
sW FEB 20 inward bound vessels
in b.. 4 4
.nd for Al ss MI FL
Wind sW, light; weather clear.
nhsnd: n weather os Of the
,Is X1s FEB e.
Miscellaneous.
Bee report Of ship Forest City, above.
s k Ga Ns % New
sengers saved and taken Nassau The wreckers
s!y 1872 "a TONS rated and owned By VIM
Sur ASHLAND from Boston for New Orleans with cargo
ksnnsSSni iSss owned was aasons'
BARK Thomas Feb Tho bark Evadne (of Bos
T for
~ Of s also leaking
before reported injured has
nbeled John master Of sohr Walter NJ for salvage
vessel and cargo.
BRIG R1xnRA Maloomb from Cenfuegos for New York re
ported issue of Saturday lss missing vessel
wrecked the LIST Of October lAs stated In the HERALD
Oct a. An on board were saved
sCHR wooDnuyr SINS from Smyrna Del with corn bound
fer Boston returned 10 Lewes enng 18th The capaan
ports having three successive gales Of Wind lost
ree feet water the Sold.bas noted protest VII hold sur
ye In the morning and will probably tsle steam 70 Phade
=, as"SEs @n mns her Snn considerably
scHR REEVES, Shaw, from Boston for Stanford
NewLondon 18th During gale of the night
anchor under Chatham Beach but parted chain and drove
DE 18th inst fell in with schr OF Kockand
of rudder boat and both anchors took her in
upon quarter The Reeves with The bowsprit
upon her ael rail damaging the vessel seriously obgng
| one mile south of Watch Hnl.
scnR AcE-The Outer Station below Bosom reports that
6shng schr Ahce Of Boston went ashore Saturday
day half fun Has two or three tons
| Of bah. the crew safe.
scHR FRANK HALL which abandoned July 1859 Oh
was fallen in with By Us steamer spffre and towed inso Ia
ndsd Cuba previous to LIST inst and placed charge Of the
American Consul Her condition b reported good.
scBR ashore Absecum Beach last Saturday
morning. No particulars
BALTIMORE, Feb a-The steamer Bevidere, arrived here
from hchme nd In collision Saturday lsO In James
River with schr tannArd hence with $50 tons guano
hence for Charleston has put into Norfolk leaking badly
y telegraph Ewood Hall Esq Secretary Board Of Under
writersI
CAnrnAcESA DEG Put in slth Tie American brig Black
Hawk, ander from Ibr all and CoBstantnople
with loss Of sails and main russ.
rss so0yins ,.sls evs: ;sss.,.sy q =: Ss.::s T. y
Charleeton, savannah Mobile ana 0cvosa
| laasa accounts fron each Of thoss poria-
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Affairs in Mexico.
OUR MONTERREY CORRESPONDENCE.

MONTEREY, Mexico, Jan. Is, 1850
Isny Divisions in TIE LIBERAL Ramks-6 roong Strength Of
Ae Church Pasty-A XlrcA on De City Pro5u1le-Gene-
raj AIarm-wAy tie Clergy Dislike TIE Iaaaoitans and
Chances Of a Bloody Revenge, dc.
no affairs OF this country are continually gro wing
vorse.
ne Church party have lately gained important sdvau.
ages IN the States of Zcatecas and Luis The
constitutional party have had such serious difficulties
among and want Of organization and unity Of
asoo, that they have not been able
yeshance and have given back the approach Of the
enemy. In this way they have lost much Of their i'm
porant advantage the interior The enemy occupy
seine important cities in the interior Of the republic that
ew mosths ago were in possession Of the liberals.
Merchants and others in this place fearful tina. the
enemy may endeavor approach this city II is feared
shat they should be successful 10 such they
would ruin both the city and the country This alarm
not without reason, because well known that in some
places the church party have wreaked terrible revenge
and ths .s has made greater eIertion than any other
This 70 wealthy as some ssases, but ii has raised
and armed more soldiers for the liberal army than any
means and influence 70 support the This and Vera
us are the only States that d1 not 30 with the clergy
S 3 .Is . u e ss se was .sS
me clergy, N caui.hiDs NE bshop and some Of the priests
soS s YER S,s ne forces eAh safe b.nshed the
snas ~ people tink that they win ruined and
peinape murdered the enemy should succeed in cam
pSs9n asanee Tho place But IL = not probable
1 .an' .ney can come hero; they osms they
~. ~, n bring very strong firoe-nearly al.
hW 2ome al he forces that they can pus in Tie 6eld IN
me Interior, leaving only The garrsous Of the ci,es and
y and sh would not Be Sufficient 70 keep he
ehh place, ths unprotected interior would fan M, a.
ramos OF the hoersh This being So s mot probabe
An Auenps VII be made against this sate unless thew
ne Interior and essbhsh a stroug goyernrneu} T,,,s
safy perhaps VIII never be able 70 do but We do net
Anow what time may bring forts.
fety quarres among the leading men OF tie army con-
We eba the LIBERAL srm7 aoay fails, VII, peyhaps
. !. Sp tns GAUGE ana tee wan: Of discipline.
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Notice q Manner.
CAlAnEouu ucnrvHSsxI
The Ca4Seaue uGhtvems has bean placed On bar ss,n
with The fclow ing bearpgs- s~>~'u'
1ybee I1ekihouso EkW.
Fort Pulaski eSWXW
South POINT. Hilton Head NE by HE
Her light VII be regularly shovn
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board
Ihos HUNTER, L Inspector 60 diss
-, - rACtrr ocyAy-pAycyRous Roux
To the Edto Of bsS N hsnd vo ~. sc,,o
gs,ion Co.'S -essel Clooa VIII - S ~ ~
Tee ~ Pm observed the sea brsssi-e very heavy
slnkeh locs Which bro marked the chart bears
oy o The ouler rock the pont Of RI
menA hesc ara about ~? miles of shore II dangerous and
aost IN The dept way u vessels going through PyYssn ne
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Fort Of New York, February go, 1850.

CLEARED.
Seamshp North Star, Jones' Aspinwal-D Allen .
Steamship Atlantic, Pearson, Aspinwal-North Atlantic
FL! s!ss I 5ssDs
1rtg Ocean bDa snackiopd rsra-Deroo" q "ooo
sss EsnS as s rSss - 81 p
s sss s% s9
sSr maze sssss
ARRIVED
Steamship Georges Creek wDlsss Savannah, with ndss
pc.
s,esmsSip Jamesiown Sinner Richmoud 10. with mdse
and passenrers. 70 Ludam Heineken
n sSi
Cary Co OCT IN the China Sea s1psT,sDSssd e, Y
VIM S S::T ne
gales; was within q miles sandy Hoo. he lssA Left
Aner IN company with and spoke NOV ham bark D p
.po1. H sSip Monterey ta asS spsts shp
lon - pasS brig fssnt.s RoSS: Of BOSOM
&C. 70 RSph Post Boa been days q Hsteras with heavy
as Of sss s s IL g Oh 1 iss
ion took from her the captain and crew and brought them
very severe weather until he 18Th when finding
hs badly and labons heavily was concluded
e.: ~. q q :s :.7 7a; ~ r.
Es. Wind of BqsA Msn:sns
6chr ID Williams g masts) Williams Savannah, IL days,
with cotton &C. TO Murray Had heavy NV gales the eare
passage.
Schr John, Steson, Wilmington, NC, 8 days
Echr Aid EngiAh, Wilmington, NC.
Schr Q sedler, Supple Milford Del, : days
Echr Coz frey, -, Delaware, 2 days
Steamer Daylight Springer, New Bedford.
Gteamor AlbAsTeaa Jones, Providence
Steamer Petrol. Baker. Providence.
BELOW.
Brig Sarah Peters, Lord-By pilot boat Washington, No
Bark Gan Eden Reed, nom 81 Marks.
SAILED.
Steamshps North star. and Atlantic Aspnwal shp York
shire, LiverpOol; bark Sartelo New Orleans,
Wind during the day Sw, with large quantities Of dr ice.
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es sn noTr We steaoy, wtn saIes OF zoU pos a
quite firm, with sales Of ZOO bbs closing within the
above range Of prices Rye -four was in fair request At
the above ngures with sales of IT'S bbs Corn meal
unchanged and sales light. Wheat active and rmer,
with sales Of about 80 900 bushels including white Mch
gan At 81 so, red Southern at 81 % 81 So Milwaukee
club at 81 20, Chicago spring At 81 Is, red Western
at 81 81, and white Canadian at private terms
Corn was frmer, with sales Of 2650o bushels,
including white and yellow jersey at &c SOC, md
steady, and selling at SIC. sSc. Barley firm with
sales of SEQ bushels prm four rowed State S2c
ley malt firmly held at $40. S5c. Oats were frm
with sales Of State al 4bc AGO., and of Western and
State at l4hc . &c.
CoFTE-The market continued TO rule firm sales Of $50
mats Java sold At 6l1c and 600 bags do at l5c
with 20 bags Santos at 1Sc
Co1ToN.-The market was without change OF moment in
prices while the sales embraced 1000 bales including
1900 in ranst lots in store closed upon the basis Of the
following quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-21

We find in the Pottsvie Miners Journal OF
Feb. lS that the quantity of coal sent by railroad
corresponding week last year. The trade from all
the re eions sums up this week as fOllows-