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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-08
Taxes in South Carolina.

Having seen many different statements of tho
amount of taxes imposed upon the people Of South
Carolina, aud most of them entirely untruthful, we
have made the following abstract Of the Act of the
Legislature of that State, which we find in the
Charleston Courier at length, ITO raise supplies for
the year commencing October, 1850. II is impcrt-
ant that the facts of history now being ena lie
shonld be truly recorded and truly stated, on all
sides. The following is the abstract:-
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sales include $50 bbls Super at $500, 200 bbs do at
S5l2H l,6O0 bills cut Extra at $685. and 500 1000
bbls Extra at S. 5095 62K per Dbl Super may quot
ed as closing to-day at s52k, cut Extra at SIS Is and
Extra at S.. 50@562H per Dbl.
ONO FIoUR-There has been mparativey little Ohio
Flour Offering this week and the in it have
been light The sales include 200 bbls Super sold early
in the week S. 200 bbls do sold yesterday SIS 06
and about 500 bbs Extra at s550(G5624 per Dbl Super
is held to-day at S5l2k and quote Extra at SIS so per
Dbl
CITY MILLS FLouR.-There was sale made last week
which not noticed in report of 900 bbs CITY
Mills Extra for Brazil at Is, ard this week we note
sales Of COO bbs do. to be made Sc So and bbls
Super at IS per bbl also for Brazil Super closes to-
day steady at So, and quote Extra at So 25G
so for regular shipping and s7750 per Dbl for fancy
brands
FAMILY FLoUR,-FamiIy Flour is unchanged in price,
and We still quote it as follows, viz SS.75 for Wechs
IS for the best brands of Balm ground, and SC SO
al per bbl for Ohio and Ho ward Street There is fair
trade demand for it at these figures
RYE tLoUR.-Rye Flour was quoted at the opening of
the week at S4l2H but it dropped subsequently down
81 per bbl., and it closes dull at this figure.
SHcKwHEAT FLoUR.-There is very little doing in
Buckwheat Flour but it still ranges in price from Sl75
to 81 % per 100 lbs.
Corn MEAL-There has been some inquiry this week
for Corn Meal and sales of 400 500 bbls
Baltimore SIS per bbl this figure being decline Is
Neal to-day at So for Baltimore, and S3.l2Hl3 25 for
Brandywine, but it closes dull these figures.
The following the inspections of Flour and Meal for
l r.,.1, ~
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY Is.
ASHES-Ashes are quoted at New York at SIS for Pots
and $5l2H per 100 lbs for PEARL but there sales
making here.
BARK.-Quercitron Bark is dull and rather heavy. We
We have heard of no sales this week. but still quote it
at SlSG2I per ton, fob.
BEESWAX.-We quote Beeswax this week at 2SG
cts lb for good yellow but there
made so far IS we have heard.
BREAD-Bread is unchanged in price, and we still
quote 1t at An cts for Navy, cts. for Pilot and
per ID for Water Crackers, less the usual discount
ALCOHOL.-There has been nothing done in Alcohol
this week so Tar as we have heard but continue
quote it at IS cts.per gallon for 95 per cent.
ALE AND Establishments Ale is still selling at
S15 for Xxx Scotch and 81 IS per dozen for Pale
in pnts and quote Tennent Brown Stout in pnts
sl.60 per dozen.
BRIMSTONE-We note the arrival here this week of
lot of so tons crude Sicily Birthstone but sold
time since to arrive at $50 per ton 1t would however
bring near this figure day.
C0TTON.-The demand has been small this week,
buyers showing disposition to hold in anticipation
OF lower prices The sales of the week to about
400 bales mddling to good ddling Upland IL
to Is cts cash and six months There has decline
during the week of about cent on all grades and
change quotations to CORRESPOND
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.
Sbipp.nq Sntelltgsn.s
PORT OF BALTIMORE, FEBRUARY Is.

Arriy. Il.
Steamer Bruno, Foster, from New York. mdse to
Jas Shriver.
Steamer Henry L. Cav, Tier, from Philadelphia, mdse
to j. A Shriver.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, from Norfolk, to N n
Falls.
Cleared.
Steamship Chesapeake, Crowell, Charleston, Samuel
Pearce
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon. Norfolk-M N Falls.
Ship Peerless, Ring, Liverpool, Holm Henderson Co.
Ketch Laura. Harrington, Kingston, jam, DeCordova,
Hendricks & Co.
Schr W m Spear, Jones, Wilmington, NC, Dunnock 4
Weatherly,
Schr Chas Strong, Liscum, New York Georges Greek
Coal & Iron Co.
Sailed
Ship Tiey, (Br Cornin, Liverpool in tow of steam
tug James Murray.
Schr Minerva Brl Fletcher st Jsgo de Cuba in tow OF
steamtug Edwin Forrest.
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CoURr-MARTIAL OF CAPT. Wake, OF THE u s.
SroREsHIP SUPPLY.-Yesterday Captain Wake. U.
5. N, was arraigned before Naval General Cont.
Martial, at the Brooklyn Navy-Yard, New York.
He is charged with bringing the United States shin
Supply to this port when his orders were to pro.
coed to the rendezvous of the Home Squadro, with
provisions. The facts of the case are as folio VS.:
Inc supply had been dispatched to Vera Cruz with
stores for the feet but before she could distribute
.nem orders were received directing her to return
70 Florida, and supply the garrison at the War
r,hgton Yard, which was supposed to be on short
allowance. This turned out not to have been the
case. mere was nothing wanted at the YARD
foft riekens, however, was not SO well off and al,
20 tna, coula DC spared were welcome there. Can't
wake immediately supplied the fort, and not hsv
ing any suPernnous provisions on board. he W..
debating what was best to do. whom ,ha NC YVES
the Navy Yard and the Punishment of IIni,e y,
States marines and sailors seemed tn ;s,;e n,'eu
aording all means in his power to sacc nrD th no
friendless He accordingly took them M bn ,ae
and not having had opportunity to tals E ~
provisions, concluded that it would be sama.h Gny
Of wild-goose chase to 60 back to Vera Cruz With
men whose services might be required elsewhere.
hese are the circumstances as narrated by the de-
PENDANTS side. Lieut.. Barbor will also be tried by
she Court on a different charge. Commodore
5tringham is President, and Paymaster Calhoun
Judge Advocate.
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SALT-Sais very quiet but Lverpools still selling in
small lots at following rates, viz 9095 cts for Ground
Alum l5oGl55 cts. for Marshals and jeffrey Darcy's
fine and l756lsO cts per sack for Ashton's do car
90 could not however be sold at these figures We
onoe Turks Island Salt nominal at 15d16 cts afoat
and 20 cts per bushe from store We note the import
this week Of 49l2 sacks Liverpool and SSe7 bushels
Turks Island Salt.
at 7k8 cts and Chemical Olive do. at 697 cts per h.
STARCH.-Starch is quiet but steady at the foilowng
rates. viz: 5xG95x cts. for ommon Western Pearl; f9
81 cts. for Woods; 5XG6 cts. for Fox's and Oswego
River 6@6k cts for Duryea's and 6@6K cts Tor Kings
ford's 0swego.
sPIcEs.-There Is but little doing in Spices, but In
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DERUVIAN GUANO.
l. PERUVIAN GUANO of direct importation, for sal
in quantities to suit. Also, ELIDE, lCHABOE, A. A.
P. NALCON 4 CO.,
1eeH Bcwlys Whau
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FRIDAY, February Is, 1861
1919 Bait 6s, 1864 $1,000 B. & 0. RI. BIDS.
1000 '90-964 $3.50
5000 B. & O. RI BIDS. 1000 n. C. RR bds
1882 'S5-49k
5000 q" Z" 'So-SoE so shs. B. & o. RR.-59H
PRICES AND SALES STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Brokers.
No % Snnth
The New York Tribune, of this morning saws.

The New DIRK tribune, of this morning.
The Stock market opened with rmer feeling through
out, but without decided activity. The buying was
mainly confined to the spectators Of the Board-the Com
mission Houses taking but little part in the operations
and having apparently but few orders The bears
unusually quiet and the hammering much less Wig
than yesterday. The Western shares were general
Of our local roads. Michigan Central, Illinois Central
and Gaena were particularly firm and about active as
any upon the list There was not much doing between
the Boards but prices quite firm. At the Second
Board the disposition to buy considerably stimulated
by the political from Washington in reference to
the probable action of the Peace Convention prices
from to Z per cent. higher, with fair degree Of
activity. New York Central sold at 7S start
was afterward fraction lower. There rumor in
goods house of Bowen, Holmes & Co had suspended -
This is an entire mistake They paying their
usual. The money market remains as last reported
The London Daily NeacS says:
The announcement of the Indian loan having been
fully discounted" the funds have risen q per cent
upon it. The market tolerably firm in character
The days business presented few features interest
American railway securities better owing to the
continued rise in New York The fortn Chilly settlement
in shares and foreign stocks will commence tomorrow.
The discount market continues tight. The
best bills to-day was 64a7 per cent At the bank there
fair demand, but pressure.
At Paris today the per Rentes orened at CT 65
and closed Every firm and animated CT S5 for money
and 6 80 for the account being upwards of per cent
higher than on Saturday.
The quotations for American securities were as fol-
lows United States 5s, 1874, s5Gs7 Virginia 76So
Virginia 6s 7OG75 Illinois Central 6s 1875 S5GS7 iii
nos Central IS 1875 84Gs6 Illinois Central 500 shares
$50 paid discount, 80 d3l; Illinois Central ali paid
66G6S Michigan Central Ss,convertible '69, S7s9 Mich
trail 500 shares 5oG55; Michigan Southern Northern
Indiana Is 1885, 7o@72 Michigan Southern L Northern
s5GS7; New York Central Is, 1864, 9od92; New York
Central IS 1875, 1895; Pennsylvania Central $50
shares, $685. Philadelphia Reading Is, 1870, 75GsO;
Philadelphia Reading $50 shares, 22(G26.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RA1LRoAD.-The follow.
ing statement shows the business of the Philadelphia
Reading Railroad Company for the month of January
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sUpREME COURT OF THE uNITEn srArpS

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-On motion of Hon. John
q. Petit, Nathan o. Ross, Esq, of Indiana, was
admitted an Attorney and Counsellor of this
Court.-No. sc. Myra Clark Gaines, appellant,
rs. Duncan N. Hennen. The argument of this
cause was continued by Mr.. Janin, of counsel for
the city of New Orleans, submitted on printed
argument of MIR. Hennen, the appellee, and con-
eluded by Mr.. Gushing for the appeant.-Ad-
Journed until tomorrow, IL o'clock
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az FOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine coppered
iseS1SAa,nd copperf2stens i ship PEERLESS CAM -
IS now loading at He1derson'S wharf for The abava -
am having the greater part of her cargo engaged viii
'Sih'Si 70: paiaDce Of freight or passage apply to
i,ootf JOHN HENDERSON 4 Co,
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fer Sa!e, efretQtt OF Gbarter:.

szT7sss FREIGHT FOR NEW ORLEANS.-I,2 200
SS5=szs o l,S0O bbs bulk FOR New Orleans Apply tn
~" 4s R 80 South street.
49, FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER,-Tbe
as II British bark USK, S35 tons register Amply TO
lell-u l25 Smiths wharf
- WANTED.-Two VESSELS I20@I4O
t ms each, to load at Norfolk, for the West Indies
AR faa:sr to 10 K A;S, ! CO..
ea=zlts FREIGHT FOR NEW ORLEANS.-The
as na Of CGt%5oO hh!s freight for New Orleans, can
'G Int4'ne' ny application to KNOX a co,
I,t-H l25 Smiths wharf.
sz5iszs FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTFR.-Tbe
EA6sasAl American ship DAVID STEWART Prentiss
MASTER ABOUT 800 barrels capacity, apply 70
-dIoI corner lombard street and Cheapside
.ei,5sa WANTED FOR A PORT IN EUROPE.
s-An Al SHIP Of about 1000 to SGGJ barrels capaci
'9 os t co.a 54 Pal, 51S
81. FOR SALE FREIGHT, OR CHARTER,
Re a CLIPPER copPered AMI copper.fastened schr
Il. o. j. NEIID. Apply to 5. Z. DUNNOCK,
o"y-,I Ill Smiths wharf
80 VESSELS WANTED FOR
80 HAVANA
The rndeRrcd constantly in wart Of Vessels TO load
to and from Havana and Aatauzas
,,,.. hORREL.l. & RANDALL,
ls24 IS Exchange facs
- WANTED.-A vessel of 800 tons 10 load
for London; Also, vessel of 3OGG50O tons for South
ssr A0SfEI ! / f. s5ASDA b,ss.
<x@ss FOR LIVERPOOL.
saas Heavy freight wanted for an | shin for Liver.
pool at moderate rates A1P JHy to HENDERSON co
ltlIu Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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.sjEzfs FOR BREMEN.--The Al Oldenburg
- bark ): AHLERS, J. II. Schweiche master, will
nave quick dispatch for the above port For height or
passage apply to the Captain on board. or TO
ioa :. kATZ & LEUPOLD,
Jd-l II lhnIman stra
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IOtal sulpIueuts ny oof Z
WILMINGTON MARKET, Feb. 14.-Turpentine.
Their sales yesterday of 44S bb and this morning of
do at slS9 for yellow dip, 81 Al for virgin and 90
for hard. per $50 lbs. SprtsSaes yesterday of 400
bills at 80 cts for straight and loo do at 33H cts for
New York bbs. Tar.-Sales yesterday of $40 bbls at
$l.75 per Dbl.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. Feb 15.-Cotton is dull at II y cts Flour
is frm-saes of IA 500 bols. State S5G510 Ohio 5
$780, Southern S. 30555 Wheat Is rm-sales of 40 900
bushels; Milwaukee club 3d. red Western 81 2G
131H; white A. Corn is frm-sales OF SO 600 bush
els; mixed 65 for DID, yellow Southern 67 Whis
key closed firm at II cts. Sugar is steady at 54d64
cts Coffee is steady at 11Gl3 cts. Spirits Turpentine
closed firm at IS Gl36 cts. Resin is steady at S25
MOBILE, Feb. 15-Ssles to-day of 1000 bales cotton
mddlinp IL Market ouiet hut firm.
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s+Sst FOR BUENOS AYRES.-The AL La
sazss Plata packet bark ELLA VIRGINIA Can't Focke,
@lu I1iow ueJOHN Z. BRuNE, and sail 18th inst For
tesht or passage, having superior room accommoda
'i ,, tiPP'S 70 Z. NORTON STEWART
Gnrrtl, &c.
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la w INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR C0URT-JUDGE MARTIN.
William H. Newman and others Us. ohm +. Pick
rell and Others. Before reported. Jury OUT
Assignment to-day SCI to Co.,
Monday being the last day eff service of the pre-
sent panel Of jurors, contested case will be taken
taken.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JuDGE MARSHALL
Joseph Vandaniker rs. Jesse NJ. Cuison Plain
TINS appeal from Myers: Verdict for plaintiff for
S2S;42.-Michael MCGEE Us. Henry Knell. Ap
peal from Myers. On trial.
,., CITY CIRCUIT CoURT-JuDar KREBs.
Miles White Us. William NJ. Willis Injunction
granted to restrain defendant from interfering with
the tenants of certain houses in Pennsy Ivania
erty.
Inc CRIMINAL CoURr, Judge Bond, was not in
Session Session Yesterday 1t meets this morning at 10
O'CLOCK to dispose of the usual Saturday cases.
COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.
DECEMBER TERM-ANNAPoLIs, Feb. 15.-No. Isl.
William Cecil Us. Thaddeus Clark, J. r. Moore and
others. Appeal from the Circuit Court for Anne
Arundel county. This case was further argued and
concluded by Thomas Donaldson for the appeIlees.
and by James S. Franklin for the appellant
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NEW ORLEANS
LINE OF
=, ,-,--- PACKETS.

1t; ,,,,, ?, -,,-, PACKETS
EDWARD EVERETT, :" Gunby
HELEN A. MILLER Gait
CHARLES,
s vessels all Of superior ana insure al th
c#es figure They sail regularly advertised and com
Led by captains well experienced in the trade The ca
paCy 100 Of the above vessels in such as VIII afford great
iacy to shippers For freight, cabin steeraza passage
"FFIy 70 JOHN HENDERSON 4 co,
am II, r1v-,-..,, . No. 81 Pratt street.
thei. address ara:
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esszAh FOR BREMEN.-The Al Bremen shin
sa-51za skNESTINE, J. Scho,sbauer master will have
qlGN is2ah for the above port For freight or "a sage
apply to the Captain board Henderson wharf or TO
r.o Won KAPFF & ARENS,
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4styS For LIVERPOOL.--The fine shin
So tEHLESS, Capt Edwd p Ring, is now loading
Tor the above port Henderson's wharf and bavnp tb
eaer part OF her cargo engaged, will have quick dispatcb
FOR balance OF freight or passage apply to
so.s JOHN HENDERSON & CO.
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e5s5s FOR LIvERPOOL.-The fine Al ship
SzsJ in TUCKER, Capt b. Taylor, is now loading NJ
itendesons wharf for the above port and iaving tSs
se or portion OF her cargo engaged will have oucf des
P"'ei' IoI ptidhce q ItiEllt Or passage, apply
e-., JOHN HENDERSON Il CO.
nrcna nd prntk -.
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so FOR SAVANNAH.-EXPRES LINE
- ne INSTALLING schooner CAR, Hammond is now
nahs Tor tIe above pert and having The most of her
cargo engaged will have quick dispatch For fei or
passage apply HESTESN E. PnGEtpSiiit VI
fei; II " W corpar prntt y u u rhH,
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Howard SfRxxr FLoua-For Howard St,ss, F,,r.
thsrs pretty good demand this week, and The
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- WANTED.-A vessel of 300 tons 10 load
for London. Also vessel of 3UGG50O tons for South
SIDE OF Cuba and thence 10 Europe. Apply TO
o,c AORREib j. RANDALL,
Eye,u
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lit FOR AMSTERDAM.-The fine Ameri-
s5scan ship C0RRINNE Baker, master will load with
dSatch r he above port freight or passage apply
70 ro,4 KATE LEUPOLU,
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

Io111' '''-I u '0' TOO o7Of " UoUl9I o,IoU IUo,U56
WHEAT1SS,O73 bushels to Liverpool 2,COO bushels to
Kingston, ia.
RYE.-750 bushels to Capetown, C. G II.
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es55S FOR LIVERPOOL.
Heavy freight wanted for an A l ship for Liver,
pool at moderate rates Apply to
~ JOHN HENDERSON I. co,
1fl7-f CGrGer Commerce nd Pratt str,
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SteamsbirS.

steamships.
<r1HTR FOR Il A R L s ON.
The hrst-class steamship
CHESAPEAKE,
vyfu,a.,o. c,..u.-,-, Capt. Sidney Crowell,
ON SATURDAY, February 23d 1851
at3ocock, p 81, precisely
Notrelgt received after u o'clock the day of sailing
Rteamer. " " '''s
For freight or passage, apply to
no llG Spears wharf, Baltimore
800 saw NM All.
LOCUST POINT,
,c;,,,,..,,...--. Captain D. French
On SATURDAY, February 10th. 1851,
At 3 p. NJ precisely.
NO freight received after l. O'clock on day ofsaling
20 pills OF Iadng signed after departure Of the steamer
FOR freight apply to
SAMI,. 7. PEARCE Agent,
, - lie Spears wharf
Agentsin Savannah, BRIGHAM BALDWIN & co feli
A CROMWELL'S
-Szs-ZzgesS LIN OF STEAMERS
BALTIMORE AND NEW YORK.
The Steamships of this Line will leave
BAk!IA0Kk, from Spears wharf,
And NEW YORK, rom Pier 10, North River, on
EVERY SATURDAY, at noon.
- shippers to WILMINGTON, y. G.. BOSTON, PROyI-
DENCE PORTLAND and other Eastern points, can have
their goods promptly forwarded by this line free Of M
sANL. T. PEARCE, Agent,
or 20 H. 3. CKO3IWE i.is& Co, -''''
.o,. 90 WEST STREET,
Eo-7-
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VESSELS WANTED FOR

~. FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
zz(Ihe = clipper coppered aud copper-fastened scbr
Il. % % j. NEIlD Apply to S Z. DUNNOCK,
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MEDICINE CHESTS.
fine assortment Of MEDICINE CHESTS constantly On
hand at moderate prices.
Old ones repenshed at shortest notice by
W II. READ, Druggist,
n29tf one door SoutF, Of prStt F2sItrr5,re
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~ WANTED.-Two VESSELS I20@I4O
a t)ns EACH to load at Norfolk, for the West Indrs
a E,Sr - KNOX Il co,
SAnn1.lI ,.r.l.n
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ut FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER--Tbe
E4essssAl American ship DAVID STEWART Premise
master, about 500 barrels capacity. 4 pp!v 10
71ots r F. l.; BkAUNS X co,
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,ftsFA FOR LOND0N.-The fine fasf-co;7;.o
orig ia MES about l,5o0 barrels will have ir59
ate dispatch. For freight apply to nave innedi-
c,e,.. WIZ p PEROT
'eio-'t corner Gay and Pratt straats
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ROLL BUTTER.-We are daily in receipt of
81 Exchange z acs. dIstf
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ng5sz5; FREIGHT FOR NEW ORLEANS,-Tbe
1zs naIk OF CC@ bhls freight for New Orleans can
"1 ''-' ny application TO KNOX d Co,
SToltE he gbgrF
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HAVANA
The undersigned constantly in want OF yssyls IN losd
. and from Havana and Aatauzas
fe9tf ''''- e $500 - "a H. ~,
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--------------- ftII-tf
,e.sFa4t FOR NEW ORLEANS-DESPATCH
iTSzzss LIN E1LoADS Up TOWN.-The fastsailing scbr
fst F NiS L. studley, master is loading FOR the
p1Ve port ena the most Of her cargo engaged will
ply to 'e' VI passage ap
49,. HESLEN & ROGERS
-EII-u y. W. corner Pratt al Gay streets
,ss97t FOR NEW YORK.--The fine shin
STREA, will sail for the above port in a few davd
and VIII take such freight may offer at low rates An6v
o.o,., JOHN HENDERSON 4 CO.
-Ja1z-tl cor. Commerce and Pratt SIS
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.S+aA FOR BREMEN.-The Al Bremen bari
- ANNA NJ Vennekohl, MASTER will have ouicr die
patch for the above port For freight or passage ami 70
the plain on board at Hendersons ar or to N'' ~
ca. o. Won hAPFF 4 ARENS,
No % n
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1T FOR RIO DE JANEIRO. The firsf.ciae,
szsf brig SOLFERIN0 will sail for the above mort on
zlth r. oruary. For freight passage ap -Iy to 49,
s,,,r,. W. ID. c. WRIGHT
I M 1 Gunnrna 49,.
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Y AlSINS.-50O boxes NJ. R. and Layer, for
1osale by PALMER THOMAS, Is B,wIy's wharf sls,t
SODA ASH, of tavorite brands BI-CARB.
~ SOD \, and CONS GELATINE receiving direct from
mann; acurers per ships VIM. Penn" EGasda' and
riley, now at the wharf Also, ASH and BECARB in
store and TO arrive The subscriber receives no Ash nrer
st2ndafd test Constant supply for sale by + PITT
No
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-16

" UM.-5 puncheons West India in bond, for
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22
From New York

( NEW YoRK, March 2l.-The Commercial.
Washington dispatch says; Itis reported thai
ths secession movement is under the influence
Of the Knights Of the Golden Circle, who are
spreading in California and Oregon, but 1t Il
thought that the Federal troops and officers ar,
true to the Union there. IL is reported that tn,
Cabinet has the subject under consideration.
New YoRK, March 22.-The Herald,s Wash
ington dispach says the inconsistencies between
Anderson'sl dispatches before and after the
inaugural lead to whisperings In executive
circles that the Major may be in completely
with the secessionists. F
Charles L. Wilson, editor of the Chicago
Journal, has been nominated Secretary Of lie,
cation to London. fal i
The President has determined to call On ex--
ira session of Congress-. Z!
Commodore Stringham has been ordered to
report Immediately to the Navy Department.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says that,
Notwithstanding powerful effort is being made
to induce the President to make the New York
appointments, especially the Marshal and Dis
trict Attorney, still they are kept back. There
is hitch somewhere. He intimated pretty
plainly to gentleman who called to see about
them, that certain men had misrepresented
matters, and he had been misled in regard to
certain men who were prominent for positions
The New York appointments will be made to-
morrow or next day. Mr.. Barney will bo colec'
tor. Mr.. bort, of st. Lawrence county, has q
good show for Attorney, of the Northern Dis
trict Of New York. Sen. Nye's nomination az
Governor Of Nevada Territory is very much
liked. He accepts the position. .s,,7 DTIyAv