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|. CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL 6s5 Neutrality-suspicious.,
DAkOxs, BURLRsoUEs, DC.
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NEW BOwERY THEATRE Bowery-PRArss OF TIL
6AvANEAH-SAILoRs ASHORE.
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I 0AtETIEs CONCERT ROOM 6i6 Broadway-DRAwING
ROOM ERfxRTANMkSTs, BALLErs PAKrOhAEs, FARCEs &c.
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] AMERICAN MUSIC HALL, 444 neutrality-suspicious. BAL
tfTs PANrVMInxs, &C-UNoLE JEFF
CRYSTAL PALACE CONCERT HALL, No As Bowery-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SoNGs, DANCES. PANroMIaEs
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS, February e-Flour 80
estern and State Flour is in less active demand and
quite dull and heavy. The sales comprise 300 bbs al
$59515 for superne State and Western 514G5 low
40 for choice do. $5.50560 for shipping brands IF
round hoop extra Ohio and $50G71O for trade brands
do. Southern Flour is shade easier Mixed brands 70
pressed on the Market notwithstanding the light
vals-the sales are 764 bbs. at IS 70 for mixed To
good superhne Baltimore &c, and s5sOG7 rs for the
The demand for Wheat limited owing to the advance
rates OF freight demanded and the impossibity of
gotiating exchange. The sales are % 400 bushels al
$!HH for good Chicago spring; S122dl "a for Milwau
ke club in store and delivered; ST. 3Il 80 for red Wes
term and 81 AS for prime white Michigan. Corn-SaIes
southern yellow; 6sG74 cts for new white Southern
ooaooE cts Tor old Westarn mixed in store; and 66s
cts Tor DO delivered Provsions-The Pork martet 10
quiet but steadysaes of $50 barrels at sl7 so for Mass
Sl3 for prime and $40 rs for Mess per 1872 lbs
is in moderate request-saes of 70 bills at IS 7e r. far
quiet sales of 43 tierces old Western So Bacon is in
limited Demand sales of 100 boxes long city clear at
10x cts and Western short rubbed at Ok cts Dressed
hogs are lower sales at 7d74 cts for Western and ~
cts for city Lard is heavy and plenty sales Of $50
bills and terces at e4 10x cts, and grease at X
Cut meats are steady sales of go hhds at 6H cts for
shoulders, and SH cts for hams. Coee-The Coffee mar
ket is firm We hear Of the sale to-day of 4O9O bags Rio
1.-THE cargo of the Augusta) private TERMS supposed
uxg1H cts. Cotton-The market is dull and heavy
We quote nominally at IL 11x cts for middling Up
lands and lHgl2 cts for middling Cuffs. Molasses-
yesterday afternoon) 200 bbls New Orleans at 34d3
cs and $50 bbls Cuba cayed at l717k cts for distl
Ing By auction this morning hear of sales NJ I00O
bbls New Orleans at 2Sx @l84k cash and months Su
gsrsThe market quiet but steady Considerable sales
OF VpRa were made late yesterday afternoon at aXbX
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A GENTLEMAN FROM Ou1o D,scorn,

A GENTLEMAN FROM Ono Discovers HIS LONG.
LOST WIFE IN CONCERT SALooN.-Some five wears
since, the people of thrifty village in Southern
Ohio, were very much scandazed BY the conduct
of the wife of their Mayor, western villages al
ways have mayors); who eoped with an actor at,
tached to an itneraut theatrical troupe that visit
ed the place. The mayor pursued and overlook bis
wife, promising to pardon her and take her back to
MS hearth and heart if she would discard the actor
she was quite deaf to his entreaties utterly refus-
ing TO have any thing more to do with him. She
had imoioed an uncomfortable passion for span giles,
tb Ge hre and reckless adventures from the blood
;as twoshilling literature of the day, and fan
nat;na a. she would be very happy with the fasci.
cheerful n l"n, of brigands, corsars and
Tha people of that sort, upon the mimic stage
ria and y mayor returned to his home and peo
M tha to drown his domestic sorrows.
oashed INTO the political sea with headlona ;n,notn
osity. de served several successive terms IN ,be
State Legislator e, and even ran for Terms IN tne
from the unexpected circumstanco 80 congress, put
receiving larger number Of Votes 20 ms. h,s opponent
he lost the opportunity of dising1i,hi;aan fhmse
in Washington. ning himself
A few evenings since, being in this citv ,ho 49,.
tleman wandered into Bowery concert ~. &c gen
where comic songs of sngularly dreary chsractaa,
are sung; where women, who might be much bst.
Ter than they are, but who certainly could not be
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LATEST NEW
KILOGRAMS.
From California


FoRT KEARSEY, Feb S.-The Pony Express pass
ed here at 5 O'Clock this morning, bringing the
following summary of news for the Associated
Press
SAN Francisco, Jan. %, 34OP. M.-Tbe steamer
Uncle Sam sailed the 2lst for Panama
The following are the principal shippers of trea-
sure by the Uncle Sam:
B. Davidson....... 128OOO W. L. Coleman & Co.'s 600
Alsop & Conn.,. 7S,06s M.Heer & Bros 40 600
se Saith Church 5000 And
Total 81 ,O!4 600, which goes to New York.
The Legislature has done little as vet. Three
sets of Union resolutions have been introduced
with the intention of disposing of that subject be-
fore proceeding to the election of United States
Senator.
part of them favoring coalition with the Repub-
leans to elect a Senator, and part forming
similar coalition with the Breckenridge Democrats
The Republicans propose giving Sibley, who ran
for Congress in 1857, a complimentary vote for
Senator with the view of aiding him in his aspira.
tons for the appointment of United States Minister
TO Chilli. To-day all the Senatorial candidates
have been invited to address the Legislature on
Saturday evening.
grand military Union demonstration is in pre-
paration in San Francisco, to take place the 22d
of February.
The Pony Express noted as overdue in the last
dispatch has since arrived here, and still another
express, with ST. Louis dates direct to the 4th, is
telegraphed to-day.
British Columbia dates from Victoria to the 18th
inst are received.
The amount of gold shipped from that port dur
ing the last p! years is S2,S50,O0O.
great number of shipwrecks are reported in
the northern waters, principally small craft en-
gagged in the lumber trade The British gun.boat
Forward is among those believed to be lost. About
half the cargo of the Mannette had been recovered
from the wreck.
There is nothing of interest from Oregon and
Washington Territory.
Sandwich Island dates of the 31st December are
received per Yankee.
On the 10th the largest fire ever known at Homo
lulu destroyed a steam Touring mill valued at
$4,000, and thirteen other buildings, among them
storehouses, machineshOps, iron foundry, &C. To
tai loss S55, 900.
But nine whaling vessels remained at Honolulu
The sugar crop was coming in, promising large
yield of superior quality; portion of which wal
selling for export to British Columbia at cts pei
pound.
Mercantile affairs were extremely dull
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La W LNTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL, coURT-1rn,, Paw

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND
archibald Stirling, Jr., Esq, States ATTORNEY.
August Steinfort compromised an assault upon
Mary Schwartz by paying COSTS Michael Golfer
ana Michel Kan also compromised an assault upon
Peter Mullen.-Rchard Hinton, charged with
beating his wife Sarah fined % cents and costs
and imprisonment three months.-Patrick Burke
Tor assaultlng his wife Mary, and knocking her
down with chair because she would not give him
ZIP, was fined $40 and costs, and imprisoned for
SIX onths.-Cornelius Taylor, NEGRO was ad-
judged guilty of an ASSAULT upon Lewis Francis.
Inegro) Fined 81 and costs.-The case Of
george Melvin, charged with assauting George
bolster, was continued until next Saturday. after
nearing the States testimony.--Courta adjourned
until this morning at II o'clock.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUpGE KREBs
- Charles Hiebrand Us. Wilhelmina Hillebrand.
Decree passed divorcing complainant and defend
ant rtncmto natrimonii-Louisa L. Massicott
Us. Peter X. Massicett Decree passed divorcing
complainant and defendant vincuIo natrimonii
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JuDGE MARSHALL.
Samuel Burns and George +. Sloan Us. William
james. Appeal from Shipley. Judgment reversed.
daniel Keenan, Van Vert Klinefelter and
Gartman Kfinefelter. Appeal from Mckinley.
Judgment affirmed.
SUPERIOR CoURT-JUDGE MARTIN
The Court was engaged with equity business on
Saturday. to-day SCI to 604.-Tbe
Rule day docket will be called this morning at 10
o'clock.
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Ship News-Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK, Feb. 10.-Barkantine Ephraim vii.
liams, bound to Wilmington, N. c., with coal, has
arrived here with the loss of anchors chains Sails
etc., in the gale of Thursday. David Cushman,
coored hand, was frozen to death, and five of the
crew are badly frosted. They have gone to the
hospital.
Arrived, Prussan bark William, from Liverpool,
with cargo of salt, and Norwe gian bark Rex.
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much worse, dance with a serene indifference to
drink and smoke, and (as they with CHASTITY sarcasm
term n.y. "enjoy themselves" The principal dan
seHse OF the establishment was the gentleman's
long-ost wife They recognized each other: a.
compromise was effected, his regard for her was a.
strong as ever, and he again received her-M. Y
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

Day ct al, plaintiffs in error, rs W. A. W ashburn
ct al. This cause was submitted to the considera.
ton of the Court on the record and printed argn-
ment by Mr.. Henderson for the plaintiffs in error.
Adjourned until Monday at II o'clock.
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BOARD OF TRADE
Committee Of Arbitration for month Of February
49, OHIO WILLIAMS.
JNo =: X CRABBE, JAS. H. EASTER
ED. REESE, W T. LANDSTREFT
ManstarV anh Commercial 3Gbishl.
BALTIMORE. Eeh O 1SGI

BALTIMORE, Feb. g. 1861.
The transactions in Stocks here today were light and the
leeng in the market was rather depressed Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, in which there was some movement sold
al oeclne OF y to of dollar the prices last OBJ.
tanned Tor it. Sales made of so shares at s5SG5Sx
sellers option 60 days and 25 shares cash. and
CLOSED at S5S bid $50 asked regular way. Nothing was
done in Northern Central Railway and il closed at only
Slos DID regular way, this figure being decline of
dollar on the price bid for it the close Yesterday Ctv
Us dropped off today X Sales were made of $500 1895
az s4A and $1,000 1905 at 95A 1855 left Off at ok
3D. % asked, and 1905 at e5 bid 90 asked For Rail
ROAD ponds there was very little inquiry and nothing was
zone IN them Northern Central 1855 which sold YES
terday at 50A, were offered at So but no bid was made
Tor them Baltimore and Ohio closed at 81 bid for
1905 and 50 bid for 1SS0s and 1885, In the Mining
STOCKS there was some movement but they were general
~ lower Sales were made Of 600 shares Gardner Hill at
$780, 1000 shares Springfield at g. 500 shares Guilford
alto cts and 200 shares Silver Valley 40 cts Gardner
Hill closed at $3.50 bid s295 asked Springfield at
DID, S2o asked AID Guford at 70 bid so cts asked
regular way.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
100000, . SATURDAY, February 9, 1861
$1,000 6SO Bait 6s, '9o-95N 25shs.B. so RR $50 ISL
500 75-941 Mining Co., ass
Shs. Mechanics 1000 shs Springfield
20 'hs BALTIC Fire 500 s hlna aa fS NJ
Is shs. B &C .RR. s6o-5s 200 shs. Silver Valley
20 -5Shl Mining Co. 40
PRICES AND SALES OF IN NEW YORK
Through WILLIAM F Fa TELE sas Ptdc, md p
n Mouth
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AfSs1..SsEs.S1.a
tn<%L6 Ht5GsE2s

cn<aLHIt7jsEss
sIEFA Eok-
TEa . V II a b
Inc screw steamship
GEORGES CREEK,
VIII ,o,.,, . Captain Isaac Willetis,
WIN ic5,se ,rrh.ar,s wharf
On " EDN ESDAY, February l3.h 1891
- At p. NJ precisely ~
No freight received after IL O'clock on dav ofs,iIin
No bills of fading signed after departure Of
for freight apply to
0AhH' l. FhAhGE, agent,
Agantsi, c,u,,, ,p,,--, - . - ll6 Spears wharf
.= - % :; 3-. Do III v IN 20. fell tt
@sTHEEH IL II . Il Il II . y
TN Co o,,., 49,
" iS'''-SS sore" Steamship
,,-.,, Cant Sidney C,o,r.u
VIII leave S S,1 TI s wharf;
,,o,-,;,,. 49, at 3o,clock, ?. NJ precisely.
NJ ; received after Il O'Clock the day Of sailing
u @uiR vi" he signed after the departure oil
IN a-i 81; . 49, .
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sessk FOR LdVERPOOL.-Tha fro A ~
ra5zssS. - TILLEY, B. Corning, master now Ioadi
numerical wharf, will have dispatch For feight Ill IL
ia2Stf fOAFD a ROC ERS,
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE,

FORElGN.
SoBRE, CHILI-Br. bark USk-11 GAG otis. copper ORE
box sample do, D. Keener.
CHINcHA lsLANDs.-Bdrk Sachem.-45O tons guano
1000 dunnage bags, Barril Bros.
C0ASTWISE.
SAvANNAH-SieamShipP otomac.-272 boxes copper ore
D. keener 309 bales cotton, A c. Schaefer; 251 do VIM
Kennedy 25 casks rice Jno Williams Son; trunk S
T. Pearce life boat, A. L. Higgins; sundry pkgs.
dry persons.
NEW 1oRK-StedaShip Locust Point.-25 bags ginger
W. H. Crawford & Co.; bales cottons G. W. s. Hall &
Co 800 pkgs. mdse suudry persons
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cts, mainly at cts Refined quiet at s@sx cts for
crushed Sales at auction this morning of 3l8 hhds New
The demand is fair for Pots S. OK cts Pearls are
quiet at 12h. Hides-The inquiry is moderate. We
months 1000 dry western at 154 cts months and
500 Texas Oh terms not ascertaned Seeds-Coyer seed
bags at 797H cts cash. Whiskey-The market is quiet
and nominal at is cts.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. Feb, e-Cloversaed :.
less active and prices are hardly maintained Sales
OF 200 bushels fair and strictly prime s4595 per Ga
lbs $50 bushels good Ohio sold at the former rate
About 5000 bushels have been shipped Europe durn
the past week Timothy is rather inquired after
small sales at 50 25a2 81 per bushel Faxseed ranges
from Sl40Gl45. The Flour market continues dull nm
der the dcouagng advices from abroad and prices are
rather weak Mixed brands of superfne Are freeiv ~
ed at IS per barrel but there is no demand at this &
sale of 200 barrels good extra So rs The sales to
tne ae are within the range of these gues, extra
family and fancy lots at S550d6 25-according to quail
~ Rye Flour is steady at S3.62k and Corn Meal at
ZS per barrel but there is nothing doing in either
Graln is fair amount of Wheat Offering Int
the demand is very limited at the late decline Small
sales Of fair and prime Pennsylvania Western red at
SIZogi ~ ana white at $lS2dl 40 per bushel Rye is
very du In the absence of sales quote 6S cts for
pennsylvania and IS cents for Southern Corn is very
dull at Yesterdays quotations Sales 200 bushels
new yellow in the at 56 cts, lot of 700 bush
els old do at Is cts Some damaged sold at 90 up to d
cts Oats continue to meet limited inquiry Sales of
1000 bushels Pennsylvania 33 cts per bushe in store
We quote Southern at 80 No further sales of Barley
or Barley Malt Coffee is in good request at full rates
sales of 600 bags at l249lS1 cts for Rio IA cts
Tor Laguayra, months-chey of the latter description
Moasses is dull cargo Trinidad sold at 20 cts and
some New Orleans at S7(137K cts, months. Sugar is
very dull Whisky is quiet Small sales of Ohio bills
at Is cts; Pennsylvania do at TX cts; hhds at l7
cts, and Drudge at II cts.
WILMINGTON MARKET Feb o-Turnentina has
declined Sl0 cts bbl with sales yesterday of $50
bbls and this morning of $50 bbs at $3.50 Yellow
DIP Sl44 for Virgin, and 80 cts per Dbl for Hard per
$50 lbs No sales in Spirits Turpentine or Rosin Cot
tonsaes yesterday of 300 bales from 1OH to IL cts
per lb., a basis of IL cts. for mddling
MARKETS Ply TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI, Feb 9.Four is very dull at 81 GOAL 70
Whiskey l3A cts. Provisions quiet but firm Bacon
is firm but quiet Beef quiet at former rates Lard dull
at 81 cts Exchange on New York irrn at per cent.
Money is generally unchanged.
MOBILE, Feb. 9-Sales 900 bales of cotton at 10
cts. Market very dull
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xSsg4 FOR ROTTERDAM.-The American
TT5aSThp ONDEL, Mulligan, MASTER will have onict
to the Captain board, or TO 7'I VI passage apply
iqq24f KATE & LEUPOLp,
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Mt FOR LONDON.--Tbe fno A. ~.
.sssnS 81 Pm, BTuun, master will load Of Crnr,aii
wharf, ana nave quick disE a'ch. For freight anrU ~
ja2Stf FoAKD ROGERS,
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90 FOR BREMEN.--The Al OIdenhnro
5Ts@5 D3lk j. ALTERS !. H: Schweiclel master viii
nave quck dispatch for the above port Far re bf
passage apply to the Captain board or to s' Ut
iaoetr kATZ & LEUPOLD,
&c rp,ar
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Nk55 FOR LlYERPOOL.-The fine coppered
IS nov iaadi GoPpefiasie9:d ship PEERLESS, Capt
an :atS at Hendersons wharf for the above mort
it 5iEing tie greater part of her cargo engaged WIN
@F"''4 ror DaiahGe Of freight Or passage apply TO
ia22tr JOHN HENDERSON & Go,
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x4vA FOR LIVERPOOL-The fine Al RaIti-
$3.50 <=sea morehut ship MACAULAY, Rodger master viii
80 at commercial wharf, and olllw the MA nv WcNF,P
LOT Tue ABOVE port For freight passage apply to
ja2I-.f FOAkp ROGERS,
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90 FOR LIVERPOOL-Tbe fine Al chin
- 1s al IEKSON, Hill MASTER now loading n Jac,
For balance Of freight AMY 10 an a nave qnick despatch
j. HOOPER
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<tS5tai ~! FOR OR, CHARLESTON, s. C.-THE NEE
INFANTS, LINE.-TO l. W EEKIvH mn m
Lille melted clipper brig JOHN R Ri0a hS enc
o ew having large portion of her cargo engo iapt
frciGt nr BOAR, VIII sail with despatch For bainc pI
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a = II OttTL mo
= LINE OF

slin I,,yp n p,-nrn,,,, - PACKETS
EDWARD EVERETT, j5nnbT
HELEN 4. MILLER CT
CHARLES, 49,.
These vessels are ali Of superior class, and I i o. .
n95d m tdy sal regularly as advertised and are com
saGy, TOO OF the above vessels in such as win Afford res
iaC 70 Shippers For freight cabin or steerage passS
Apply 70 JOHN HENDERSON + CO.
GEO w rIvNSo,r ~ - No 81 Pratt street.
their address $500 0f'N' az HoouS consigned 70
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81 FOR BREMEN.-The Al Bremen gbi-
ss5 ERN GsTINE schossbauer master, will IayPs
IuGk alSatc ior the above port For freight or na s
apply to the Captain board at Memberships bap s sage
fei-3w WIN kAFRF ARENS,
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CHARLES PENDERGAST
~ Ilcbarges NOT, -, , II Smiths wharf
sgo r sent TO my address will be forwarded IN e, ana
each I ot will please duplicate ecpts with
Messrs HENRY p RrrcSrrr G. P.
ton. Gill; u TO-, agents in Charles
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e+5A FOR BUENOS AYRES.-The AL Ia
s71= lata packet bark ELLA VIRGINIA Cant FocLa
fra iTow 1ne JOHN g. BRUNE and sail lh inst Fo1
eg. or passage, having superior state room accommo5
fItyitF'y u Z. MORTON STEWART.
No Go ~ o.,
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

co,r-r ~ SATURDAY, Feb. 0.
CoFFEE-There has been quite active mo to-
day in Coffee, the sales embracing 200 bags Rio at IL cts
2OOO bags do. at l2B cts, and $50 bags do at l3G3X
cts. making total of 1850 bags We give below the
usual weekly report of Messrs. White l. Elder Coffee
brokers' TO which we refer it for staemen the cond
ton of the market:
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
STOCK oil klo Coffee, Feb ID Is 500 bags
Taken for Consumntion o ooo II
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, THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
through WILLIAM FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Brokers
IN South st.aat

We informed by the editor of Petersons Dstector
of new and dangerous altered five dollar note purport
ing to be the true issue of the Bank Amsterdam
SIS altered Lower right corner, loading hay Yoke
of oxen, &C. "5' below. Left upper corner herdsman
driving cattle into a stream. IS" below Red tinted
This is also altered the Bank of Beaver County New
Brighton, Pa.
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@s9 , FOR NEW ORLEANS-DESPATC
WsT b iS %EIsoAPS Up T0wNThe fast sailing schr
oove port and having the of her cargo 9r IG
ply to " ''"loS Vi i'elght or passage ap-
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81 pFF FOR R. LdIVERPOoL.-The fine shin
for the above port at Gdwd Ring is now loading
~ part OF her cargo engaged, will haSing me
0e VI iieiSllt OF passage apply a-N ~'7F0'-i''
f9n cor I0t p y HENDERSON & CO.
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teIIH r. W cornar P III q q n 1SlIIElES,
,sE7s5s FOR SAVANNAB--EXPRESS ITYE
- ne iast-sailng schooner NJ NJ FREEMAN Nj
mas teF Is now loading for the above port and
For bfianca iiFQ engaged will have quick dsnatr
VI '''ace oftreI ht Or passage apply to 'N up''c
fa1Itp HESLEN & ROGERS
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<sESI TUX IIVERPUUL.-The fine A. ~
sasfSJ Ohm TUCKER, Capt h TavIor is n, "a sup
eaae9n whsr for The above port and aSipE at
patch For balance If freight passage ap9Iv LICK des
r-.r JOHN HENDERSON a co
~ corner Commerce and Pratt str.o,-
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ST; MARCEAUX 4 CO.'S CARTE BLANCHE
~ - 1hasmgagne also, Cabinet and Iacperis Guilhon
aTy T Pontet Camel Leoyilie, Hermitage Mar
MENDIA. ~ ' SN'' ~ y. u DE YAK
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S'oeA Vi i|io tnis oay.............. 500 d"
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.gs4zz FOR SAVANNAH-EXPRESS LINN
- ne fast-sailing schooner NJ NJ TRUEMAN Nri
H. Is now loading for the above port and b5,
Eo mos OF her cargo engaged, VIII have Gui X Ssnsts
Fof oaance freight or passage apply to uSpa'ch'
y
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,sgt FOR LIVERPOOL.-TbeG A. - S ,34;7
800 ~ y GLORY Hobbs master will load ~ S SlOnN
G G hart follow the GACAULAY and 6aS az CONNER
fatT aPpiy 10 FOARD & ROGERpSs tch'
= l6 Bowl UTS
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X hiIlNS.-3OO boxes NJ. r. and Layer for
Assale by PALMER & THOMAS, Is B2wly's wharf slS-t
SALT.-l0, 900 bushels Turks Island and St
~ Martins Salt for sale Iow in lois TO suit nnrciss h.
HALL LOSEY, Sc Buchanan's wharf G4S ~
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REMARKS.
The market exhibits great rmness with steady active
demand for all grades of Brazil The weeks
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