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LIVERPOOL, July 2S. Cotton market firm. Middling New Or leans I4}d. U s. 5-20's 691.
 LONDON, July 28. Armistice of four weeks has been signed by Austria, Prussia, Bavaria, and other German States
Des Arc citizen., 1866-08-04

- We are authorized to announce WM. GOOEDRUNG as a candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk, at the ensuing August Flee tion
Des Arc citizen., 1866-08-04
Our motto will be QUICK SALES and SHEAEI. PROFITS!

Give us q call when you visit Dcs Are. It will give us pleasure to attend to the wanls oi our friends, and trust that our business Inter course may be mutually beneficial.
 Dcs Arc, April 2l, lSG6.--tf
Des Arc citizen., 1866-08-04

DEvALL's BLUFF, August ?. Work to be commenced on Memphis and Little Rock Railroad at this place, to complete same to Memphis, September 1st, 1866.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-08-04
FOR TREASURER.

Ne are authorized to announce E. M. GRIFFIN as a candidate for Treasurer of Prairie county, at the ensuing August Elec- tion.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-08-04

FOR INTER. iIKI'T COMMISSIONER.
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DYED,

FuLLERTON.-On the morning of the 18th inst,
Charles II. B.. youngest son of Thomas D. and Cas-
melia Fullerton, in his eighth year
MORAN:-,At Mount W ashington, Baltimore coun-
ty on the 18th instant Lydia Ellen beloved daughter
of DR.. John j. and Mary Jane Moran, in the 18th
year of her age.
REESE.-On the 18th instant. Margaret K reict
of the late g. Daniel Reese, in the 9th year of her
age.
RUMNEY.-On the 18th instant, Lucinda Rum
ney in the S7th year of her age.
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kg-We call our readers attention SAITH, Bros.
& Co.'S New stock of Spring Clothing just opened
at SMITH. Bros. Z Co.'s popular Clothing House No,
40 West Baltimore street.
Our new stock of Gents Furnishing Goods just
opened at IS West Baltimore street. noxt to Marble
Hall.
Gail and ses our new styles OF Gents Furnishipg
Goods at 80 West Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hail.
All the latest novelties in Collars Ties scarfs. &C..
at West Baltimore street. next to Marble Hall.
Iho popular Clothing House. No. 40 West Balti-
more street. next to the great Furnishing Houss.
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MARRIED.

BEVAN-JoHESON-At the residence of the par
son. ON the 14th of October. 1865 by the Rev. DR.
McCron. Charles Beyaa to Agnes I. johnson, both o
Anne Arundel county.
ETT-GE0HEGAN.-0n the 10th of Febrrl.
airy, by the Rev. Mr.. Norris. Elmire Hamett to Miss
Isadora Geohegan.
KEISTER-J0RDAN.-0n the 18th of March
William keister to Elizabeth Jordan. both of this
city,
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FIRST IN PEACE. as it has been during the war; and
first in the estimation of the American people, among
all the perfumes of the world. Phaon's Might
Blooming Cereus" is great staple of commerce in
all parts of the United States Its sale during the
past year has been literally colossal. 0btainable
everywhere
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sIsCO BROTHERS.
LADIES DRESS TRIMMING EMPORIUM,
HAVE REMOVED TO
NO. Ia N. CHARLES STREET

GERN GLENN sG CO.,
ep REAL ESTATE AGENCY
30 SECOND STREET. BALTIMORE,
Are prepared to buy, sell and exchange Real Estate
to rent Houses and collect rents to borrow and loan
money, to attend to investments Eand other business
concerning trusts.
- CAT0NSEILLE PROPERTY-Country Seats,
sale rent low.
FREDERICK ROAD-Eligible Building Lots from
to miles from the city. on the Frederick road,
commanding view Of the city, country and river for
sale or lease low. ' 40
DIV Filling H0USES-On Eutaw street, north of
Madison; on Eutaw street, north of Franklin; on
Saratoga street, near Gilmor Calhoun street. near
Lexington; on Pierce street. near Chatsworth, ior
;, FRANKLIN SQUARE-Bulding Lots Oh Frank
". SQUARE and on Carey street. next to Presbyterian
Church, for sale or lease "AA
FARMS FOR SALE-Farns from Tot ] 900 Acres.
IN most OF the Counties CT Maryland and Vrginia-
for sale low.
GROUND RENTS-Gro Rents from 500 to $500
IN different sections of the city, for sale on favorable
terms. Apply to JOHN GLENN & CO '''l0
mnIi-u 50 Second street Polt
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EXACTLY WHAT You WANT
MATTHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE, known and used
over 20 years Daily increasing public favor. Com
plete in one bottle. No wash No trouble. Does
not crack stain. Produces lustrous black OF
brown as desired. Does not injure the hair. Price
rs cents.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
mya-2tawly
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TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 20, 1895
To Correspondents.

no nottce can De taken Of anonymous communications
hha'eper 70 intended for insertion must be authen
heated by the naae and address of the tcriterwnot
necessafFy for publication, but guaranty for has
99oa Jarh We are not to be considered response
6te Tor the opInlOna elpresaed hu cnrre snonde.,ts
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~ ;. HOLMES d SONS,
HARDWARE,
ENGINEER AND MACHINIST SUPPLIES,

:, Vessels and steamers' Signal Lantsrns aum
Fhem6P spd tLubrsatins Packing Hose, Gum and
Ina n;1 peng, Sde and String Lacing Files En-
hots. Nuts and Washsrs, etc.; and ful assortment
Of buiiders Hardware and Tools-ail Of Which ws
sns d p saesory Prices Orders for Brass Work at
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REMOVAL.
Fire and Wafer.pr0nf Roofing.

"arren's Fire and WATERPROOF Roofing,
Perfectly Fire-Proof. Perfectly WATERPROOF.
Unequalled for Durability, Security and Economy.
Applied at shortest notice. and in any section Of
the country. JAS. II. JOHNSON 4 Co.,
dZ7-6m2p Over South street.
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IMMIGRANT LABOR.

FARMERS AND OTHERS desiring to employ
Immigrant Workmen, should send their applications
without delay to the Office OF the COMMISSIONER
OF IMMIGRATION, n. L. corner of Baltimore and
North streets. These applications must state the
number of persons required the qualifications ne
cessary, the wages, payment by piece otherwise
the hours of labor length of engagement. and drec
tions for forwarding.
As vigorous efforts will be made to induce Foreign
Immigrants to make permanent settlement within
this State it is expected and required of every one
employing labor through this Office, to treat such la
borers kindly, furnish them with good and substan-
tai food, and comfortable lodgings. and pay them
such wages custom previous contracts for white
labor have established the rate. failure to com
ply with these requirements will be deemed sufficient
provocation to annul any contract with any immi-
grant furnished by the Commissioner.
1t would facilitate these efforts materially if the
inhabitants of any or more districts of the Coun
ties would confer and send their orders for number
of persons or families for locality to
to the Immigrant social intercourse, and as con-
sequence, satisfaction with his new home. Applica-
tons must be accompanied with an amount sufficient
to pay the expenses of the Immigrant from this city
to the residence of the employer. If the order
not be filled, the amount will be returned. Address.
VIM. r. COLE,
Commissioner of immigration,
mhl5-deo3t,SW 1t TAGs1 Baltimore
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SPECIAL NOTICES. :.

NETsDayEREED S3rFCE The President and
~ Directors of the AMERICAN, GAS COAL
COMPANY have declared a dividend of forty 40
cents per share on their capital stock payable at the
Office of the Company and after Goth inst. Trans
fer books will be closed from the 4h to 20th instant
inclusive. j. c. MCGOWAN,
mhl2.16,20 Secretary.
nIs NOTECE.-GORSER OF CALVERT
Wy AND WATER STREETS.-We have for re-
pairing of Watches the best European and American
watch makers: also, jewellers, engrayers and watch
case makers on the premises. Apply to GABRIEL
d. CLARK corner of Water and Calvert streets
agent for William Dixon's London Watch and Jules
Jurgenson's Copenhagen Watch. fel5-2mo
n 1pKALL,s VEGETABLE sICILTAN
EeT HAIR RENEW Err, its effect is miraculous
The old, the young the middle aged, unite to praise
HALLS VEGETABLE SGCILTAN HAIR REVIEWER. 1t is
an entirely new scientific discovery, combining many
OF the most powerful and restorative agents in the
vegetable kingdom.
We have such confidence in its merits and are so
sure it will do all we claim for it, that offer 81 0GG
REWARD If the Stclt5a1 Hair Rene1er does not give
satisfaction In all cases when used in strict accordance
with our instructions.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover has proved
itself to be the most perfect preparation for the Hair
offered to the public. Its vegetable pound,
and contains no injurious properties whatever. 1t is
not Dye it strikes at the Roots and fills the glands
with new life and c9loring matter.
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO IT'S
ORIGINAL COLOR. 1t will keep the hair from
falling out 1t cleanses the scalp, and makes the HAIR
soft Iusrous, and silken. Its splendid har-dress
ing. No person. old young, should fail TO it.
Authority.
Ask for Halls Vegetable scilian Hair Remover
and take other.
IT not sold by Druggists in your town. trial bottle
will be sent to you by express upon receipt of onc
dollar by nautilus giving you an opportunity at
once for testing its excellent virtues;
Orders for trial bottles must be addressed to
L. P. HALL Co., Proprietors
Nashua, n II,
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NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
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EXACTLY WHAT You WANT

ASTo be opened next to Pittsburg, Cincinnati, St.
Louis, Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, Albany, and all
the principal intermediate points. jas If
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AfUtsIin@ WOGl

kfndiing Wood.
Wood Of Oh Sizes. Oakland Pine Wood.
Delivered free of charge.
Office City Steam Fire Wood Mills.
Over South street,
10 -6nnon IAs IL JOHNSON & Co. nrnnrietnra
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100000.

IEtna Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn.
Springfield F. and M. Insurance Company, Mass.
Massasoit Insurance Company of Springfield.
Merchants Insurance Company Of Hartford
New England Fire Insurance Company Of Hart
ford.
Western Massachusetts Insurance Company q
Pittshed
Etns Life Insurance Company Of Hartford. Conn
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FpUSENEsS 0PP0HTUNETY-sTO AND
ME- STOCK FOR SALE doing business paying
$4,000 per annum. Cash capital required $4,000, or
with responsible parties liberal arrangement would
he made in regard TO purchase. Reason for selling,
parties wish to leave the country Address box All
Postolfce mh20-3t+
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5TsYnFSTD NAfs GASES OF saaElEs EaTREN3
gr9 BY DIR. STRICKLAND'SP PILE REMEDY
Mr.. Glass, Of GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, writes FOR tbs
been troubled for eight years vita an aggravated cas-
Of Piles, and his brother was discharged from the
the Piles) Both these distressing cases we're cured
with one bottle Of Dr. Strickland's Pile Remedy
The recoiam endasion Of these gentlemen beside til.
to convince these suffering that the most aggravatao
chronic cases OF Piles are cured by Dir. Strickland
Pile Remedy. Il is sold by Seth S. Hance, Jos Ball
moro street, and by Druggists everywhere.
Wholesale Agents. Thomson & BLOCK
and A. VOGELEH & co.
SETH s, HANCE,
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a. E0ls aAg.L:-ren sPEcUG.AEoRs ANn

Gf..1 FgBHa "a s.E.-atA SEEt7ETFlAE7BRS ANM
EEL CAPITALISTS.-Th valuable piece of pro-
perry in the northern section of the city known rs
the late DR.. Anthony Mann'S Estate, containing about
twenty-five Acres. and bounded by North avenue, q,
Federal North and st. Paul streets. This property
is well-known to every resident of Baltimore, and
offers OF the best investments with a speculative
Wow of any place within the city limits. The i'm
provements in the nelghbOrhOod of the very best
character. Terms liberal. Particulars and plat can
be seen BY application to
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Sold by al DrugglsFG.
Wholcsalod by Thomson & BLOCK and s. s
uANCE. BaltimOre. ia22-d&Weoly

NED A SUPERIOR REssEE9Y.-Wo can con
GT scientiously recommend to those suffering from
g distressing cough, Dr.. Strickland's MelIihuous
Cough Balsan- Il gives relief almost instantaneous
and is wtha not disagreeabie to the taste. There a
no doubt that the bieifuous Cough Balsaln is 0;
pretor claims for il. We hava t-ad it during tie
past week and found relief from mos! disressin2
cough. 1t is prepared by DE-. Strickland. No Is!
Druggists. Wholesale agents Tonison s: Block, ara
A. V0Rner II C" iv2-1v
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WANTS.
For SALE.

(s DWELLING E0fs sAE.E-I,EXTEGTON
A4:a STREET, west Of Pine, lot 25 by lis. three
stories and double back building; has all convent
ences and IN complete order. Price reasonable and
possession given at once. '''~
HENRY ". ROGERS & co,
mh2O tt Cor. Charles and Fnvette sfs
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Baltimore Markets, February /, 1865.

COFFEE-Colee is quiet, the only sale we have
head OF to-day being of IS bags Rio at - cts gold
quote as follows. viz Rio at lSD9 cts gold f0rcOln0n
to fair AgO2 cts. gold for good to prime: H3.l cs
godtor cholce Laguayra cts geld, and J va
at 2sG23 cts gold. Stock to day in first and second
hands is about 10000 bags.
,FLOUR.-There is very little doing in Flour. and
the market may be said to be dull ami heavy for al
most all descriptions. There seems to DE no INQUIRY
for Flour for export and the sales making almost
unchanged, and good Flour, the stock Of With Z
light, is held with considerable frmncsS. We heard
this morning of sale of 800 bblS fair Howard Street
5ssre Howard sIea fa SJ Gsgs qgSs
962 for Extra $l0@lo5g, for Fancy do; S15O@l2
Us for Extra; s59io for Fancy iS Co.. ?aB ! s
fer Family City afiis az b35Ol9 for Srnor. 81 5;sS
$50 for standard Extra: md Sll.5G@ll75 for hig6
brands of Baltimore Family and high Grade Extra
are selling to the trade at @i50 for the former
dull at S451t9415, and we quote Corn Meal dull al
'GRAIE."Corn was in better supply TODAY tbo,
for some time past, the receipts, considerable nor
ton of which were by water, embracing some % O0n
bushels white and 900 bushels yellow. White in
consequence of the increased supply, was rather
lower but the demand for il was active, AMI some
1900 bushels sold at SO cts. GLOW also in good
demand full rates; sales were made of 5000 bush
els az 1909 cts 1000 bushels at SO cts and lot o
1000 bushels very choice brought 50 cts. The offer
ings of Wheat reached 5000 bushels aud sales were
reUO ted = enc 200 to 800 bushels fair red al 2uG
25 cts, and of son bushels good 70 prime do at 25O
255 cts. Wheat generally dull and rather heavI
to-day. Oats were frmer than on yesterday, SOM
1000 bushels selling at $3.50 cts. but there was no
thing done il Rye. We quote it. however. as betor
at S0G9l cts for Maryland and Pennsylvania.
MoLASSSES.-We heard of no sales of Molasse
to-day. We quote as before: Cuba Muscovado a
1850 cts English Island at 40 cts Tor common CSC
rs for good to prime and Porto Rico at $3.50 cts 70
good to prime.
PROVISIONS.-The market for Provisions is in
active. but steady and tolerably firm There ha
been some inquiry to-day for Lard, and we not
sales of $50 tercas part for export at Is cts for City
and ls15 cts for Western. Bulk Meat is wanted, bu
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there is very little cured offering. There were sales
yesterday of p hhds Cincinnati cured Bulk Should
ers l4 cts, and of 10000 his Chicago do not fully
cured at i2i4 cts To-day we have heard of no sales
Shoulders are held generally at l234@l3 cts, and
Sides at l52 cts. There is fair jobbing demand for
Bacon at l5Gl5I2 cts Tor Shoulders, l7sIS cts for
Sides and 2G25 cts for plain and sugar-curcd Hams
but there are no large lots selling. Mess Pork is
held at SD q bb but there is selling far as
we are advised, and VIC quote Lard as closing at Is
cts for City. and lSi4@lS12 CTS for Western.
RlCE.-There has been no movement in this arti-
Gle to-day but We quote it steady at 91%@l0 cts cur
rency for East India, and 1908 cts for Carolina.
SUGARS.-Ihe market for Sugars continues dull
and rather heavy. We notice. however, sales to-
day of % hhds good grocery English Island at u cts
and of 50 hhus Cuba aud Porto Rio within
viz: at l0tll cts for fair 10 good refining: I2al3l
cts for good to primo grocery Cuba 2l4 cts for good
to prime Porto Rico; and l4@@ 49, for Centrifugas
REFINED SUGARS Hard Crushed are now quot al
at l121lI$4 cts: White Soft Crushed at I6I cts
for A. and l5I29l5I cts for c, and Yellow at 1idl5l
cts, but the market for Refined goods is dull.
SALI.--alt Is dull and somewhat lower in pric ,
Liverpool beng now quoted at $3.50 for Ground
Alum, S4.25 for Ashton's fine, $365d375 2 sack for
bushei. sale Of 400 sacks Ashton's fine was made
day or two since for Philadelphia on private terms
SEEDS.-Cioverseed is active and firm with an
upward tendency. Some eco bushels were sold to
day at SS25@S50 for good to prime, and quote
prime as closing firm at the latter figure. We quote
Timothy seed at S5C@l. the latter figure being gen.
orally asked for it, and FlaXseed at 2903 q bushel
WHISkY.-Whiskyi is dull, and decidedly heavy.
City and Western can be readily bought at 50 3d. and
to reduce the excise Whisky has unsettled the
market. and il closes weak.
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MARINE JOUR N AL
PORT OF BALTEaaGRE;.
WEDNESDAY, January 81. 1855.
.srfUnd

WEDNESDAY, January 81. 1865
Arrived.
Steamer Fannie Slnoot 50 hours from Whining
ton n C-sundries to Brandt, Jr. Reports 18th
inst, six miles below Wilmington passed schr Lilly
from Baltimore for that port 18th at A VI, off Cape
Lookout sgnalized steamer Cumberland, hence for
Charleston, and off ork Spit, Chesapeake bay, say
bark Cqrioca, from Liverpool for Baltimore. The
Fannie brings full cargo from Wilmington.
n Falls.
steamer George Leary, Brakeman, from Norfolk
Br bark Mary Sparks, Randall, before reported be-
low, from Liverpool-S2lt to John Hughes.
Brig Waredale. Molseed from St johns P r, to
Kelsey & Gray-sugar to Kirkland, Chase & Co, tow
ed up b. May Queen encountered heavy weather
blown of the coast, lost deck load molasses also
sails, &c.
Schr Anna Lyons. Kemp, from Boston, to NJ Hes
ien--C0pper ore and NJ CLEARED 10
Steamship Cuba, Sundberg. Havana and New Or
leans-Garmendia & Ybarra.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Harrington, Charleston
Peuiergast, Fenwick 4 Go.
Steamer Adelaide, Edgar, Norfok-M n Falls
Shaw.
steamer Petersburg, Travers, Richmond-J Brandt
Jr.
Steamtug Webster, Barclay, Sayannah-Bige.
low u Sargent.
Bark DHRnikier, (Bry Main. Londonderry Ireland
knox Go.
'.Schr Campbell, Gales, Boston-T R Matthews q
sons.
,schr Frank Parker. Buckmester. New York. via
Observation-Disclosures IL Sargent.
=, Schr Whitney Long, Wall, New London-Stiekney
X Co.
-Schr Mary Ellen, Robinson. Washington, c.
Whedbee IL Dickinson.
Schr PS Williams, McCready. Norfolk-D Keel
ing.
,Schr John H Williams. Fooks. Richmoud-W APP
plegarth < Son.
,Schr Black Hawk, Edwards, Tanners creek, Va
Master.
Schr Adiel. Price, Elizabeth city. y C-Whedbee b
Dickinson.
Steamtug Edwin Il Webster, Savannah.
Sehr J Marshall, Remedies.
Memoranda.
Ship Grey Eagle, Chesebrough Jr, was to sail firm
Rio ,Ianeiro Sd inst, for Baltimore.
Ship Othello Turkhan. was at ST Thomas 22l inst
for NayaSsa, putting in Q new mainmast.
Br bark Gipscy Grant, hence, before reported, put
into Bermuda Eth inst, remained in port to 18th.
Br bark Mary SPARKS from Liverpool on the 9th
inst, off Hattcras, struck by heavy sea- starting
cutwater, STERN &c. and straining vessel. causing her
| to leak.
Brig Water Witch. Knight, remained at st Jago
2oth INST loading for New J rk as reported.
Brig Fred Wording. (fInil from Surinan for Bos-
t0n, ,pul INTO IT Thomas z0th inst. i'll distress.
Schr Four Sisters Sheerer arrived at st Thomas
| lss inst, and sailed 18th for Navassa.
| Scbr General Grant Orchard hence for Salem ar
| riged at Holmes Hole 27th
| at Lewes, Del 9th. ava 49,
| Baltimore. ~
schr James Freeman. sailed from Portland 9th for
| Baltimore. ~ ava
| Schr Jonas Sparks, Crowther, cleared at New York
1 26th for Baltimore.
Schr j Palmer, Palmer, was at Indiapola. Tsx,s
| 18th inst to sail about goth for New York.
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Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
Room.

Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
s. FoRT MONROE Jan. 30. 1866.
sailed from Hampton Roads,
Emp Spirit TIitH Of Trade Liverpoql. coal oil.
brig Castor, sugar for Baltimore.
Brig Susan West, sugar for New York
Brig Meteor, coal for Charleston.
Schr Y VI Hopkins, oysters for Boston.
schr Mary Greenwood, oysters for New York.
s Scbr Pierce a FL oysters for NeT York.
Schr Idaho, potatoes for Baltimore.
Schr Mary Ellen. laths for Washington, L C.
Schr Lookout, oysters for Baltimore.
Schr Angelina. potatoes for Baltimore
schr Ellen Terry, oysters for New Haven.
Schr D Il Lockwood, hay for Newbern.
Schr EXertion, wood for New York
Schr Hinckley. wood for New York
Schr Lynchburg, corn for New ork.
Schr Alice Bapde!l. sugar for. New York,
sehr fearless. oysters Ss; e for New York tf
Schr Quiyet, oysters for New York.
Schr Union, timber for New York.
Schr Adeliza, timber for New FORK.
Schr Helen, grain for New Bedford
Schr Horato Nichols, coal for New York.
SSchr Croker. coal for New London.
Schr Edwards, wood for New York.
Schr Kit Carson, for Boston.
Schr Eta Eogg. for Boston.
Schr Mary Turbell. oysters for New York.
Schr Pilots Bride, coal for Wash, D c.
schr Elmira Rowland, general cargo for Key West
Schr Richard Naux, wood for New York.
Schr Jones. oysters for New York.
Schr II Prescott, oysters for Portland.
Schr Mary Rich, coal for Boston.
Schr jamestown, cotton for New York.
The stormy weather detained this feet of vessel:
here but fair wind offering this morning they all
by telegraph to News RoomI
Arrived.
Brig Edward, Doty. BaltimOre-probably arrived
at Matanzas.
sAGUA LA GRAyDE, January 23d.
Brig A Pierce Delap. Baltimore.