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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-02-14

Tsar SssorrSo.-In consequence Of the
imperfect manner in which the report Of the
trap shooting on Tuesday was reported. in
last evenings Journal. ne have been re-
questsd 10 Reproduce it correctly.
CONDITIONS OF rus March Single birds:
Pigssns-sight shots each-2l yards rise
100 vards hand.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-02-14
Superior Coal |!
AT Low PRICES

At Low PRICES.
|VHE undersigned having just open
Il ed = neg Bank Of SUPERIOR COAL,
within one and half miles Of tho city, IL now
prepared 10 I'll orders, LsRox aud SMALL, al the
very LOWEST FIGURE
Orders len at the "BUsrts iiousr." will re-
jsasilm JAMES sKER a 90.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-02-14
Coal 4! Coal!

THE undersigned has few thou
Il sand bushels OF superior
HIGHLAND COAL,
whleh-he will sell at Panic Prices. for the next
thirty DAYS. Orders ieft al Bartiett's Bookstore
or &. A. 6oodwln's 6unsmith shop.wiii receive
prenpt attention. A.C. COMBS.
lesiaw
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PRICES
PRICES
w
NJ

AVE you yet secured Diary foF
Il Ile6l, this year Of Remarkable Eventsf n
not. take my advice, so directly 60 BART
LIFTS get one al cost, and after Teacherous
memory has been fustTated IA her designs OF
forgetfalness b this aid call he Inventor ofDi-
arys blessed.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-02-14

10. F.-The members Of Fort Hair
rison Lodge No. Isl. l. o. o. +, are mott
ged to meet a. their Lodge. on Friday
morning at 81 o'clock, 10 attend the Fa'
neral of Brother James Baird. a deceased
member Of this Lodge.
Msmbers of Terrs Hause Lodge No. 81
Of vigO EmcampmeDt Ne. II. and member
Of the Order. temporarily in the city ARD
respectfully invited 10 join Us IN The per-
Torrance Of this melancholy duty
By order of the Lodge.
5. HARBERT, n. 6.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-02-14
Stocks.

STOCKS.
Nav Yesx, Feb. Is.
Stocks generally unchanged aud dull.
Chiesgs d Rock Island 37aa; Cleveland
a Toledo -: Galens a Chicago. 70: Glove
A Pittsburgh 9s6; flls. Central Scrip IL;
Michigan Central $50; Harlan Pref SCI
Erie 23iS;N. Y. Central ia; Pacific Nail
~; Missouri Sc eeIs Virginia Ga 7e1S;
Tennessee &C. 72iz; Treasury IL per cent
1919; Treasury 10 per cent 100,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-02-14

A LII PERSONS knowing them
"a selves Indebted 20 J. l.. Howell 4 Co d.
will please call and settle. All accounts mol
paid within - days will be len In the hands o
oescers for ssttienent.
IP Groesrss cold cheaper haas ever
rss. s, dwis a. l.. HOW'LL q co.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-02-14
ISAAC BALL.

XNToULD most respectfully laferm tkese IL
w want ofanytAin< II his Nne. ~ Re o.
prepa red 10 farnist FuncrziH en- short eotite.
aave nos "a hani TIE ttst attoftaent 81
this cts.
Bsirs ths oldest uaferlsker IN he city I
lfast ear riee better Satisfaction than evff
has bees risen Ia his eltf.
ean - fsan1 At my GA slast, eornef - and
|Cherry streets. where I Keep on had, esnstaat-
~ .Narshalss Casket Case--the oufs Ease no~ y
reaefaiuse. MOOD COFFtNS 81 an kiris.-
fCI0TH AND FklNkT CoNfkED CofFtNt--
"a = wor3. snfthIaxlu me rntsriakinr line wiil
tae praaf tiy attented 10 either - nx st or dsy
Ra4tss preserved ~ lcngth 81 tima desired.
Carriages furnished % efdsr.
Remeaahcr. rorner ~ sc end and CherrE sfs-
fep1u4f ISAAC RAIL
rxnRs e.r-1ee asfsia. la .omethtnrns
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Valentines |!

4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
= n VALENTINES, wholesale and re-.
tail. at
iasSdsw BARTLE1Trs
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seed q yeass, months aud days, Saving
RcF>v> md four children % mourn her ICES
husband. rs were Inferred Ia Greenwood csmsssry a
Her rerus> >rpoon, February Il
"Wednesday ar 'okiyn, on Saturday, March z, FIoss
Roosxs in Brt rance.
Inns. Roosxs, @l. lily are respectfully Invited =
attend the funeral wh.ca> Afternoon, from the rs{
ss'ch 8, ~ ole O'Clock In tn place, south 6roosya
aence Of her con- No. 10 Fourth church, sdpey place
service ., two oc ock al Dr. PIseNs A. RID only son
days -oectfunv
TIC friends and relatives or the family ars'. nov,
.'.eu 70 attend tie funeral this (ruesasy) e,> Cd
o. ore O'Clock from the residence Of his parentg 10
We. rory nrst street, between seventh and F,ghts@N
nnes without further inyitat,on
SANDS AT Havana on Sunday rsh-r.rv o. a. oon
Naihans 90. " 40 "a u SsH'-'
Due notice win be given Of Ia, tine Of tho funeral.
child OF Walter and Elizabeth Smith, aged year ana
days.
srconorT IN Brooklyn, on Monday, March !. Esxs
LOUISE dsuehter OK r. W. and Emel!ne ssccskoT ased
years and months.
The friends family are respectfully invited "a A.
tend the suDerai from No 1856 Smith street. aooAiyn
on TUESDAY afternoon, at two O'Clock.
TrcSER At his residence, Ia Plsindsld n j., on No.
DAY morning March Z, Captain JOSEPH TUcKSt formerly
OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
Members Of The Marine Society shpm.s,ers AND rriceA
generally are invited 70 attend the funeral, from bib see
residence, on Wednesday afternoon, at 40 O'clock
MaixaKTi On Monday. March A. PuILASpxr @. VIVA
METZ .n IN me oe'h year Of his age.
Inc relatives and friends Of the family are re0peotW
invited 70 attend the funeral Wednesday aeno0h q
TWO ocock rom the restence-of his law E&w1D
Brooks, 40 West Twenty third street. without furt
,Vnxor On Sunday night March s. JosSWnxor =
veteran OF 1879, In the 81st year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited r.
o'clock, from the residence of his con Hnrvn01
Lenerts IL Commerce street.
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NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

ALBANY, March {, 1861.
The inaugural address is the all absorbing question to-
night, and is the universal subject OF conversation
Taking all together Us well received By tho moderate
Of both parties, and especially well for
its and frank expressions aud the absence an
tempt to conceal what he had cay by the
ct words The extreme radical portion Of the
do not like the fugitive talk In H. and declare
that they viii not support the P,esideat in those views
The mere Conservative delight a part ana take It
~ An evidence that his administration will De con
sentative one, whist not q few withhold any ex-
precision upon the subject, believing that il win
depend upn the formation Of the whether s Will
with cabinet majority Of whom hold extrcme views
like Chase, the Inaugural Is simply declaration OF war
but with valive cabinet ,od come from Il.
They there fore wait 10 silence for further Developments
Most " the democrats declare that thcy look
ing tor war at Charleston forthwith
But little business done Ia tho House TO night. The
inaugural read by the Geek. Seves al b
power TO report complete.
The bill regulate the freight milk the Erie and
Harlem railroads. was rtcd adversely TO by the Rail
road Committee, aud the report agrced 70 by tho
H,.use. Tue White Hains charter was referred
back, With power 70 report compiete. Sevora
bs Of particular public Importance introduced.
The Governor sent In apothcr veto tho rules
tahed.
II y rumored night tist tho fight over the Collector
chip in New York II becoming lerce that NJ
canfs from the city will be over one from
The interior tsken In that Lieutenant Governor
Campbell Is supposed to be the ru>n
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AMERICAN AsoiroSsa FROM 1851 TO 1851. BY +. G. de
Fon,aine D. Appleton Co., pubishefs.-uis is tho
title Of ls pamphlet the contents Of which originally
appeared in the New YORK HERALD and at the solicitation
OF large number Of persons have been reproduced by
the author in their present form. Few persons have
correct idea the great which have marked
the rise and growth Of abolitonsm and there has
been presented 70 the public any history Of the move
nj comprehensive instructive and valuable
either 70 the general reader tho rising potciAs the
preeent publication. mo work embraces narratives
u the "Orainancc OF 11sT" tMissonri Compromise"
"Apuexaton Of Texas, "Mexcan War, !" "wi.mot Prov
So" "tompromise Of 1850" "Repcai Of the Missouri
Compromise and Kansas troubles Of 1884," "Anti-
Savery in the Churches "rhe Negro Instructions Of
iS72 1882. lS4O," abolition Riots In New York or
1885, and the ~farpers Ferry Insarrection OF 1862"
tcge her with "History OF the New Southern Confede
racya lis. Of events which, for general reference
private information ia Indispensable 10 every Que who
desires correct historical knowledge OF the incidents
which have marked the latter years Of c,untrys
history.
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City Intelligence.

ANOTHER NOVEL WAGER "A novel bet was made some
time epce between ten gentlemen Of this city, which
as follows In the Of Mr. Lncolns inauguratio
being consummated without hindrauce or interference
Aessrs Martin MarnDus, vanSredenburgh, Smiley and
mble agree perform the feat OF walking to Stat
Capitol Albany and calling upon worthy Chief Mags
trate the Hon H. H. Morgan and IN the event Of his In
augural being disturbed by the conflicting emotions OF
the present disturbed state OF national ars, Mcs.
BJ pey Pulyer Ray, Moore and oson agree TO perform
the hvIno feat The looSers intending 10 fl thor obi
CATION viii start from the Of West ard lay stree
on Thursday mos ming the 7th inst at seven O'Clock
ELECTION At TIE CcRS ExcnASGE-Ibc annual election
>. the Cors Exchange, which occurred yesterday, 70
suited in the choice Of the following tctet-FM Trus
tces J. b. Herrick,J Il. Ncvlas. 8. L. uaosrd. c. s
Rown, ] Wilson, W. = sssrnes, D. Daws, IisSc,
B;ncken L. Robe. q, ware on Harriet A. M i,oyt ana g
Sherwood s~- f"--. ia o. uectt"n Y 4 IAvermoro
l.. Hoffman, Jr., aud n. II. S6iie, r.
FIX GRAsD sTRnT-Betweon twelve and onc o'clccs
yesterday morning FIRE broke in the store no. 20.
Grand strcet. The nremen extinguished the he
The store has recently been fitted up by p C. Brown for
segar store, but At be time OF the Are the so TX had
lot been put into ths The fre extcn dcd through
he ceiling into Jacksons dagucrrooype gallery the
second hcor, TO which some slight d. ge done auf
also into the boot and shoe store No Jo4 occupied by
Louis Karl, wnoee stock Is damaged by water the
tent OF $50; insured for 81 900 the 1raacsmeas and
81 800 IN the Mechanics and Traders Iaeurancc Compa
ms. The building rs owned by Mr.. Cromwell, and Is fully
insured. The cause q tho fire Is 1nkn0wn at present
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THE REWARDS OF SELFIsHNEss.-The new
tariff adds another TO the many illustrations Of
the stersiehte ine-s which marks selfish legs-
iation. IL is not merely protective, but, as re-
CARDS many articles, prohbitory, aud this with
the avowed shject Of assisting and fostering
the interests OF the Northern manufacturers.
expectations of its trainers; for the effect of
these excessive duties will be to destroy the
ernarkets for Northern pro iucts. Another con-
sequence of relieving our manufacturers from
competition will be that they will make inferior
articles, for which they will fad no safe at
home Thus the trade of the North will be
ruined without any Que being benefited By the
change.
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Personal Intelligence.

Judge Allen a Worcester, Mass i. rrioc, OF Ph,a-
dcphm D. s Schlessinser, OF Boslou an J. W. Gerry,
OF baltimore are stopping at the Brcvooft House.
d Caherwood and family, 81 Washington; Thomas
r. Wilbruy ~ New Orleans Rafael dc Var OF Puerto
PRINCIPE Manuel Cadoa, or Havana aud L. e.. Walker, u
Ohio, are stopping at the Iafargc House.
DR.. Hitchcock, Of California x. Wood wood, Texas
G. Y. Candy, OF Memphis; A. I. r1ett OF Virginia. d. r.
Wright OF Georgia. and T. u. Crane OF St. Louis are
stopping at the metropolitan Hotel.
Il Tus f. G.. g. Ramsdoll aud W. Carr OF philadel-
rhis John kiigore and e. n Corwinc, Of Cncinnsti D.
b. Lesht and A. Carter, Of Louisville, stopping
the Fifth avenue Hotel
Hon John n. Reynolds, J. v. vosburg and II. A. Al
len OF Aibsny; H. A. Kellogg, Of Philadelphia sam
Prohett Of Tenncsscc Sam bvwnor, OF Boston; ). G..
Mcloron, of Mobile; VIM. Kelly OF Rhincbcck, aud II
T-owbridge, or New Haven, are stoppng Ut the St.
Nicholas Hotel.
G. Pratt Of Connecticut A. ID. Brown, IL New jersey;
J. W. walcott, Of Boston; VIM, perrs, OF Dover; K A.
Brick and wife Mr.. Hetmore Mrs. LswYencc and Mtss
Miller, q New York, are stopping ~ tho Aibem1Ie
Hotel
Judge George W. Hopkins, formerly msmber OF Con
grces from virginia. "a lying Mt the point Of death IN
Richmond, and cannot possibly survive.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.


ALBANY, March 4, 1861.
The House met with bare quorum present
The Governor returned with Lis Veto the bill for the
erection Of bridge the Alegany river The veto
sustained and the bin lost.
On motion Of Mr.. BENEDICT the inaugural OF Pre-
eident Lincoln read by tho CLERK from the desk,
and the reading was followed by applause from tho
House and Hobbies.
Mo Mof,kRMorT, by consent, introduced bill ~ In
corporate the New York Brooklyn Association for
the protection of strangers an citizens, making tho
fourth fifth bill for similar purpose introduced tins
eteeiup.
The bill TO authorize the Long Island and Brooklyn
Railroad Company to rails atty pounds the ncal
yard was reported favoraby.
Mr. NAY reported adversely the bill to regulate the
rate Of milk freight the Harlem aud New York aud
Erie Railroads, and the report agreed to- and the
bill tor the object is before sel CT committee.
Ar HARDy introduced btl pacng the FREQ Acade-
my If the city Ne~ York board Of trustees.
Nj RIafsML repo ted fav0rs0ly the blu TO amend tho
New York Unsafe B$ 'ldng act,
Mr.. NfssrT introduced btl to repeal the act 10 VIE
and improve Rushwck avenue, 8rooklyn,
Mr.. Fish introduced bill TO provide for the payment
Of tho interest on money by the Stale for the repair Of
the canals.
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Ba,Gca-BRrsT On Monday, March 4, by the rev.
John Polsal, Mr.. j. RTicGs 70 Mrs EnLY BnusH al o.
this city.
DooIrnE--Dar,-On Monday, March g. by the Rev.
Mr. Sawyer, ApEArur DOCTRINE, Jr to Mia FANNIE DAY
daughter OF tho late III ri bay all OF this city
NOas1s-NoxTayP.--0 Frioay, February %, by the
Rev Irsh Steward, thc residence Of the BRIDES pl-
rente, Captain fRrDsucy MoRrs Mas HstgS & second
daughter o. 6. Northup, ESQ, all q thus city.
MtkrAS-MsCtsgxx this city, on Tnurs lay even
ing, Frbruary "a by the Rev James Mct, at tho real
dcncc of the brdcs par~nts, Mr.. DAVID MoxAs 70 Miss
Macy McCrpssr, al of this city.
arrr~--fAwrrScT. In this city on Sunday, March g.
By the Rev Ira atewsrt, hr. HFsrv A. anIy< OF New
York, W Mis DcaArrsa fswpEScr, youngest daughter
q Fnccb swrcnce, Fs1 of Williamsburg l. L
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GRAND INAGURATION
NJ AND OPENING TO-DAY or
PATTEEMs OF Inh rAMs SPRING FAsHIoH1
GREAT BARaAiNs

= yKWELRY.
We .nssssr na,ns .r sss9 'ssn..s ~
ss ~ :s ..'s :; K s sss. : :s s
sy sasness Sers FOR q. U.ss sssnyays
s can depend On ;ss,y article BEN. pTs.
IRE satisfaction 70 tie purchaser
hossc L.ya, Coral Ac Earrings Pima o. ses .su
Jet Gold stone G:nss and Enamel Earrings Pin. sAs
racq.c.s. da,SnnsIe Mosaic and Lava Earrings and ma
Mosaic havs G G Garnet &C. Earrings and Pima q
Cora lssm.Iles Gssance. Lava. 10. Earrings s.a -
S y:I q R M snSsis. ssss a.u., price
sfha Plat I:ri sas 'i q
EnsTaysa and Chased rla, Band Brsces-s q easA; -.
S GS.n s sr:ssIs; I, s:ss S:a: price
0nyr Studs and sleeve Buttons 81 prizes o.
carbunclc, Enamel and Coral Sleeve Buttons 81 sst 1s
Misses NECKLACES, Coral 0arnst &c. u es-A; usual -
childrenscer Anne,s 70 eents eauA usual yrsssa q
ar Scssl neesscss c ssnss sch: asa.i
Iesss,s iar p.sssss"yes Of b.. ss!s ~. ,a.A
TsS.. siass =. s,s 81: each each s ss,s Ps
Ladies s: EE. .r,ias s s:r usual a:a.i ss
Isdss sleeve busnas 20 csns 70 u usual p e -
sleeve Buttons 90 cents 70 u cacA usua, pr
Gentlemen studs. Is cents TO q set; uuai proc $40 n
Real Jet Braceieis q each; usual prics o.
Chndrens Finger Rings, IS cents 70 81 each usual prise -
oentem.ns scf Pins 90 to 81 30 each; usual prs =
I..,s s: g. Js. PIN. q e.sh usual yace q
L Id are real BET Jet hM arr y Trir asust ree
Bnokles Chain Pins. Crcsses Steel Bes. Olssps 1a
Goods sent BY mail Or cypress 70 all parts Of the Usa
oKoRsK 9. ALLEN, Agent for tho nsnufscsaassR
whcssas and retail, sis Broadway. door bslow Cd
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WILLIAM q. rnaruy died on tho sth ult In the scveniy
Third gear OF his age. Mr.. Rdscy native Of Mary
land son Of the late Judge Henry Rdgoly, ami grand
Declaration OF INDEPENDENCE ana an Associate Judge Of
the supreme Court His long i6cumtency, OF nearly
thirty egSt years. through all mutations OF parties OF
the important port of chief clerk II tho Bolfd Of Navy
Commissioner and subsequently of one OF tho bureaus
OF the Navy Department Is significant tribute 10 bis
fidelity ne public Officer and the hugh appreciation OF
Hrs services. The warmth OF bis frcnisha, his genial
dtspooc and large hearted geproslty excited and re.
taied the at@Nchncnt q his persona frsenos, while nus
inf. xbie integrity, his exnot or Justice aud hs
perfect consistency Christian won tbs respect % all
who knew him. and gsve him exdted rostioe aud in
Thence In Inc community whore hs lived.
coiored woman, named Folk ciet ~ IouisviIls this
wet aged not pears. she formerly belonged 70 tins
Thurstcn family, In Frederick county, virginia.
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Court Catcndar-Thfs Dav

Srff3ME CoUEr- CIRCUIT Fart Mos 309 ais, 3lT,
BAL 323, 500, 3a3 1856, S3r. $780, 345. SAT, $780, 1885,
$50, S0e, ST. 373 SIT, $50, 800. Part 2-Nos 2ss ~
Sos, o. 2 20, 49, LA, lag, l74 13s, 25S, 272, 302
304, 2S4, 3SA, 37O, 3T2, $685., 3.6
corsE o. ors1 AND Unconstitutional 10 Thurs
day
SUPREME CouRr-srEun Tenn Nos. %, 50, %, 10,
a. 20, S:, 1877, I7Y lso, i0i, Is4 to LOO, 1922 1885,
lg7 TO POI.
4S9, 49l A9, 494, 4a5 4e6, 49I, 49S. 1856 o05 Part
c-Nos. oc5 81, 5000, 474, as i7Z, 4,9, $50, 49,
ASP, 4S3, sS4, AS, ss6, ACT
-trERloR oorsr-part I-Nos 1861, 1855, 1857, 1850,
1891 1856, 1867, 1869, 1871 1879 1876, 1877, 1872
1881 1883 Part 2Nos. 26s, $40. 9a2, 602, 9Ai, &c.,
1a2, 02s, 79l, o54, so6, 05s, go, 9e2, s66.
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Aay,ny.--on Sunda. March Q, JAMES r. AHxAas tho
eldest son of iam IA Bridget Ahon aged % years,
months and days. native ~ the clty OF New FORK
The friends Of tho family, aiso ttoso 81 his uncies,
James and Daniel ahean, respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral from his fathers rcsdcucc No 100
nue. II, this Cucsday) sfternooo nj two O'Clock. His
mains win be Inferred n Calvary Cemetery.
AcuA-IOn saturday, March 2, Jous Acos1s, agcd
So years.
The friends or the family and or bis inlsw, James
varnum Grahauc, invited W attend tho runcr this
(rosdayl afternoon, ~ two oolock, grcu bs lao test
ceaco, NO. ~ C-.,0A erect, Brsrgiyn.
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ANNINALs.
NV ORLEANS Avn HAyANA--seamshp cshavba-Mrs
add child, Mrs rradcy and child Mrs EaHon, Madame
,hepues, Msssrs M A Nolan, FRIES, A Bsinhard y
Fellows and servant, undcrhli, Bungerbuhlsr Jose
Mass Mourgre A Goessnan, q A Rosenbcrg, Herrera
l. tIroserapde Comstock X a. Verons, Kubto, e.
Adams and lady, Ed bun, Brownins and lady. ID Coeo
Norris, Degtc Macdonald, q Lawrence and three
sons. smith, IL whipplc, Calves, Castano, Mrs
West and child, szoy and two servants
glvAaAHEteau1ship Huntvvilie--Wm rsvis. W Davis,
Thos Dyer, Issnc Moore, and 70 In the Storage.
ropr pFiycs-Rr'g sallSors-p rascal Of Pog ~
1890.
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the ordinary run Of b-ggars. So they may as
well turn about aud come home. II we are 70
bsve civil war, and the border States secede,
Washington will be clear of these fellows ID
double quick tune. Your Office seeker by pro-
session L the greatest coward ia the world.
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News from Havana.
ARRIVAL m Tuy TAus Uu

The steamship Cahawbs, j. W. Smith, commander
from New Orleans cath ut arrived at Havana the
nigh, Of the Goth Leaving that port i've O'Clock z.
NJ on the s7h she reached here an early yester
day morning.
There is nothing Of interest to report from Havana
Generally speaking business vemains In about the
dull state as has been reported for weeks past
The money market continues very stringent Bank only
discounts good short Paper having two 10 three months
70 run at seven per cent In the street eight TO twelve
per cent
suear-No IL, eh oal reals per arobe; in moderate
demand.
hoasses dull at 81 reals for clayed and Ssi for mus
covadoSs
neights- "A continued scarcity Of vessels has ad-
vnnced rates day by day.
Exchange on Iondon, 60 days, 10 101S premium; on
New York, GO days par q, premium on New Orleans
90 70 90 Gays, - a So premium.
The United states mail ate amship DE Soto, Captain
Iohbsop, rom New York 2ist ut for New Orleans,
river at Havana on the morning OF the 9Th and would
leave tor her destination tho same evening
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MITCH ISbI.
The United states mail steamship Florida arrived nj
rxbee at three and her wharf at eleven O'Clock T. NJ
yesterday. -.... r., ,o.,
mo screw ss~rnship Montgomery arrived here at four
O'Clock Il. NJ. yesterday - ,a.,
me United states mall stcamship, Capt Berry, arrived
here AZ eight O'Clock saturday night
ssesmsaIr fumes Adger leit hero al ten O'Clock salur
day mnTnIna
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NEW ORiJuNs, March \, 1851.
c,tton-saics 70 day 900 tiios, Il 1851, q ullc Tor
M ldllng Sugar arSn, ~ 80 6kc for fair 70 iuny
fair Moiassea o.. $50. Freight on cotton 70 Liver
pooi I'd. - ,ae,
Flour dull Howard street and OHIO, s5 %; City Nils,
ss Wheat stapAy a, 2s 81 30. Cora active yellow
ts, coo W via;nus 'nli hnt unchanged, Coicc nrin
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IAnp.-In this city, on Monday March 4, tho wife Of
J. X LARGE, of q daughter.
Csrsds papers please copy.
Roorns--in TT nslyn, en- rucsiny, December II,
at ono ocloc. -, CAnELusg, vito Of william II.
Rogers Of s.n, VILLAIN Alfred.
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The lndian Herb DR.. r.. Tum blety, NJ. D.,
from Canada will describe disease and tell hs
Of their complaints ness without rcohivns any
Attenuation from them No charge for consultation al
vtec O@cs No 93S Broadway, within half inmates waik
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We use such Balms ~ have rfrfs
With nature or the Laws Of Lite;
With blood our hands stain.
Nor Poison men 10 ease their PUN.
Our father-whom all goodness fila
Provides tbs means 70 cure all Ills;
The simple Herbs, beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pains complete
simple Vcvb, simple Flower,
Guild from the dcwy Lea
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-The following
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