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THE COMPETITION BILL.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES


The Committee on Propositions and GREY
ances, to whom were referred the petition re-
lative to tolls on the Richmond and Charlottes-
vile turnpike, reported that it was inexpedi-
ent to egislate on the subject.
CHARTER OF THE CRY OF RICHMOND.
On motion BY Mr. Evans, House bill repeal
ing the act passed at this session to amend the
charter of the city of Richmond was taken up
and ordered to its engrossnent, and was sub
sequenty taken up and passed.
On motion by Mr. Lee, House bill to amend
the charter of the city of Richmond, was
taken up.
Mr. Gratan explained that this bill and the
one Just ordered to be engrossed were rendered
necessary by some clerical and accidental er-
rors in the act amending the charter passed at
this session. This bill was the bill that should
have been passed
The bill was ordered to be en9rossed to be
read third time.
THE VALLEY RAILROAD.
Senate bill to incorporate the Valley Rail
road Company to construct a railroad from
Harrisonburg, through Lexington and Fincaa-
tie, to Salem, on the Virginia aud Tennessee
railroad, provided that said road shall not be
compiled nearer the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad than twenty miles, until oae year af-
ter the completion of the Covington and Ohio
railroad, was taken up.
After a lengthy discussion of the merits of
the BILL it passed-ayes 81; noes So
Some business of M general interest was
done, and the House adjourned
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DIRECT TRADE.-Our townsMan, Col. Viii
liam Lamb, in connection with some business
houses in England, has put on between Liver
pool and Norfolk a splendid steamship which
has been drawn from one of the Alexandria
lines for the purpose. They have all their
arrangements made for shipping on their own
account and that of some of our Tobacco
Manufacturers, and hope to be able to give
the Ephesus constant employment If suffi-
Gent encouragement is given by parties not
now interested the line will be made month
ly one
1t must be understood that this is strictly
business affair, and not an experiment de-
pending on Legislative bounties or manufac-
tured enthusiasm. All parties shipping by
the line have responsible houses on both sides
to look to, and if insured from the dangers of
the Seas, have nothing to fear as business
men.
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NJ . II G h -
IN BY virtue of deed of trust executed by
Russell McCourt this day to me, for the benefit
of their creditors, have taken possession of the
STOCK OF GOODS
Thereby conveyed, and will dispose for the pre-
sent OF the same at private sale, at the store
house lately occupied by them, No. Commercial
Row.
These goods will be sold upon
Advantageous Terms
to purchasers.
All persons wishing to purchase are invited to
CALL as it is designed to make sales as rapidly as
possible. N. BURRUSS.
GAUCEPANS AND TEAK ETTLES
- q dozen 5-quart Tea Kettles, 3 dozen l-pint
to 6-quart Porcelain Lined Saucepans, lust re-
ceived at the New Hardware Store, No. 2 Com
mercial Row.
feb ID j. G, WOMBLE & co. Z
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GeT A caucus of the Republican members
of the two Houses of Congress, we learn, was
held in Washington on Friday evening last,
and Judging from the confusion in tho ranks,
it appears the effects of ''tbe Earthquake"
were made powerfully manifest on that coca
sion. Confusion reignsd supreme. The at
tendance embraced one hundred and four
Representatives, and eighteen Senator'S inelu-
ding Msssrs. Norton, Morgan, Doolittle, Cow
an and Dixon. Mr.. Foster presided. Messrs
Mckee, of Kentucky, and Blaine, of Maine,
acted as secretaries There was much discus
sion, In which Messrs. Trumbul, Stevens,
Deming, Schsnck, Banks, Delany, Henry
Wilson, Garfield, Kelley, Howard. Conness.
Washburne, and Conkling participated A
marked depression of spirit and indeeision of
action were manifested. Unwilling to dis
pute, they were unable to agree, and the
meeting adjourned. ignorant of the future and
dumb of the present. An attempt was made
to procure the adoption of an address to the
people, but the motion was withdrawn, the
majority being eager for the excuse opportuns-
ly supplied by some ingenious person, that
Congress should be heard in its acts, and not
through partisan caucus They deserve
commentator for this sound principle.
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Beg- The President has just removed, in
the Covington (Ky,) district, the Postmaster,
Collector, and Assessor of Internal Revenue.
all of whom were opposed to his restoration
policy. Jesse R. Grant, father of General
Grant, has succeeded to the Postmastership.
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ure and patronage by the President shall be
held to be crime When it shall be so con-
sidered, the time will have arrived for setting
up at the White House an imperial throne,
and surrounding the Executive with imperial
legions."
Mr. S. was checred with great applause
throughout his entire speech.
OTHER SPEECHES. ETC.
The meeting was also addressed by POST
master General Dcnnison, Henry j. Raymond,
Francis B. Cutting, Daniel s. Dickinson and
Geo. Opdyke. Their remarks We're received
with great enthusiasm.
A committee was appointed to lay before
the President an authenticated record of tho
proceedings of the meeting.
Letters endorsing President johnson, were
read from Hon. d. 5. Dickinson and Hon.
r. j. Walker.
The meeting then adjourned. with loud
cheers for President johnson, the constitution
and the Uaion.
ENORMOUS COTTON FRAUDs.-A special dis
patch to the New York Commercial Adver-
User says Assistant Secretary Chambers
account of the results of his investig CATION of
the official corruptions in the South will startle
the country.
The frauds are most comprehensive, and in
volve military rs well as civil officials.
Within the last year the Government has
been swindled out of more than hundred
millions of dollars.
A special committee of investigation will
be instituted, that will unravel complicated
system of rascality.
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General Assembly of Virginia

RICHMOND. Feb. 90.
SENATE
The Senate met at IL o'clock President
Cowper ia the chair Prayer by Rev DR.
Converse.
BILLS, ETC, PASSED.
A Joint resolution from the House authorlz-
ing the Secretary of the Commonwealth to
sell the English printing paper on hand in the
Library.
Joint resolution for extending for limited
time the use of the law books in the State
Library.
Senate bill regulating the taking, buying,
planting, selling, etc, OF oysters
Senate bill to incorporate the Rockbridge
Manufacturing Company
Senate bill to provide for the assertion by
this Commonwealth of her jurisdiction over
the counties of Jefferson and Berkeley. The
bill appropriates $4,000 to defray the ex
pense OF getting these counties back into Vir-
GINA
House bill making al appropriation to the
University of Virginia The bill appropri
ates $4,000
THE STAY LAW
House bill to stay the collection of debts
for limited period was then taken up, and
was discussed at much length by Messrs. Keen,
McRae, Gray and Others.
Mr. Keen offered substitute for the whole
bill,
When, upon motion, the bill and substitute
were laid upon the table and made the order
of the day for Monday next at l O'Clock.
THE RAILROAD FACILITY BILL
was made the order of the day for to-day at
II o'clock.
THE COMPETITION BILL
Senate "bill to protect the interests of the
Commonwealth and other stockholders in rail-
roads between Weldon aud Baltimore from
reckless and injurious competition" was taken
up and discussed at length by Messrs. Cole
man, Lee, Robinson, Keen and Others. and
was made the order for ha'f-past II o'clock
to-day.
The Senate adjourned.
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Beg- We call attention to the important
Circular on our first page, of General How,
ard, of the Freedmen's Bureau.
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THO. w. MOORE, -
- Formerly of the Dry Goods House a,
Foster 4 Moore, "
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
NIEESCEIAN MT.
No 4S Main Street, Norfolk,
soicits consignments and sales of all Kinds of
property, at auction or otherwise.
Prompt returns in all cases will be rendered.
feb Him
w. CHAMBERLIN & Co, hay~
- ing removed from No. Wide Water street
to their new building No. IL Wide Water street
continue to sell their remaining
STOCK OF LIQUORS AND WINES
At reduced rates, in order to close out sntirety
and change their business
They have on hand fine assortment of Wines
and Brandy Peaches, in cases which thew will
sell at New York cost
febl9-lm !. W. CHAMBERLAIN 4 90.
TAKE YOUR OWN SOAP
VN BY SAVING AND USING YOUR
OWN GRkESE.
Buy one box of the
Pennsylvania Salt Manufa cturiag Com
pany's
= ID a N Z ET q m
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INSURANCE.
TVHE AMERICAN INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NORFOLK.
q X q x A e ID 1919

TVHE AMERICAN INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NORFOLK.
CORR oRA TED 1sts.
iaPi.Srll Capital, si,o OS. ,SSS
J. G. Deming, President.
John 3; Whitehead, President Franklin Saw
Gilbert G. Walker, President Exchange Ma
tional Bank.
G. l.. Cole President First National Bank.
c. H. Rowland, of late Rowland & Brothers.
John d. Gordan, of J. d. Gordan 4 Co.,
Bankers.
Advisory Board.
Charles Reid, President Mer. 4 Nee. Ex-
change.
W.T.. Harrison, President Mer. and Nee. sav-
ings Bank.
&. Burruss, of Burruss, Harrison Il Co.,
Bankers.
George sangster, Esq, J. Il. Barry, Esq, A.
l.. Hill, Esq
Gsr City and Country assurances of every
character taken at lowest current rates. and losses
promptly adjusted.
Office AZ, Bank Street, Norfolk.
VMRE, LIFE, MARINE Il INLAND
INSURANCE.
j. G. DE M / N G., AGENT.
New York Life Insurance Ompany,
NEW YORK.
Manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
Home Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
New Haven.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
\ National Fire Insurance Company,
Baltimore.
Mutual Fire Assurance Society, Va.
rs Life Policies, Fire Policies on Buildings,
Merch andise &C., and Policies on Cargoes and
Hulls of Vessels issued at this AGENCY at the
lowaat current rates.
j. C. DEFINING, Agent,
Franklin Savings Bank, Bank street,
au 26-6m Near Main ST., Norfolk, Va.
OFFICE AMERICAN INSURANCE CO.,
FEBRUARY l6, 1866.
INCREASE OF 800, 900 To THE
1 CAPITAL STOCK OF THE
AMERICAN INSURANCE COM ANY
OF NORFOLK.
The Board of Directors, recognizing the need
of more capital for the present and prospective
business of the Company, have authorized Books
Of Subscription to be opened for the period of
thirty days, for additional amount of One
Hundred Thousand Dollars.
J. C. DEMING, President
Attest K. G. III. WINGPELD, Secretary
Board of Directors.
Jno. b. Whitehead g. l.. Cole,
@. G. Walker, e. H. Rowland,
Jno d. Gordan, j. r. Spratley.
feb lift
TE1HE UNDERWRITERS AGENCY
-
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Which we offer to the Trade and to Consumers at
The Lowest Rates.
W. B. ROGERS T. CO.,
No. 20 Wide Water and Roanoke Street,
feb 2-tf Norfolk.
Norfolk Post, Old Dominion, and Virginian
EOR RENT-Two warehouses in
Il Portsmouth, and Warehouse and Wharf in
this City.
VIM. j. HARDY.
..feb7-lm rs CRANKY Street
NORFOLK CITY SCRIP-FOr sale
IN by CHAMBERLAINE BROS,
feb 20 Bankers II Roanoke st.
DR. r. W. ROSE,
Tenders his
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES,
TO the Community
Office,
MAIN STREET, doors West from
Exchange National Bank
Norfolk, Va,
Residence, Cor. of Freemasoa and Duke SITS
M n 1sik MAcKERE-eo bbls
;.s b. No. h'etr' eesT psv Tbs df sR and for
feb u 24Rowland's Whit, it Roanoke So.
TTNCURRENT BANK NOTES AND
~ Checks on Bank of Va, Farmers Bank and
Exchange Bank wanted.
CHAMBERLAINE BROS,
feb liz II Roanoke St.
w HlSKEY, WHISKEY-IO bbIs SUI
w perior Old Bourbon Whiskey to be had at
DAVIS Il BRO, Rowland's Wifi,
feb24 foot ofRoanoke So.
OUTER go Firkins Butter for sale
I'D very low. DAVIS & BRO,
feb "a "a Rowland's Wharf.
CMTTHFIELD BACON and LARD
y Prime lots in store and tor sale low to close
consignment.
feb AZ MORRIS, GWATHMEY & co.
Do COFFEE-7O bags good to prime
III arriving. For sale by
feb "a NORRIS, GWATHMEY Il co.
TNOUR-37o hbls Family, Extra, Su-
II per and Fine, for sale by
feb "a MORRIS, GWATHMEY & co.
~ A. SALT, just received and for
VI. sale low to the trade.
feb "a NORRIS, CIV ATHMEY & CO.
DRASS BOUND COVERED BUCK
ID ETS, assorted sizes, just received at the New
Hardware Store, No. Commercial Row.
feb "A J. Il. WOMBLE 4 co.
RFOLK AND PETERSBURG
Nv RAILRUAD.--This road will be re-opened
for the public accommodation and tor business,
. on Monday the 26th day of February, 1865
The Passenger trains will leave Norfolk at ~
A. NJ, and Petersburg at P. NJ, daily, Sun
fell Ct WIN. MALONE, Presden..
Atm 122 CHURCH STREET,
Next to Corner of Union.
ALBANY CREAM ALE and LAGER
8 Gents per Glass.
All kinds of LIQUOR 10 Cents Mixed 10
Cents. Pine Segars Cents.
L. BROWN,
feb e23ts Proprietor
UANo' GUASo~
SUPPLY OF
NO. l PERUVIAN
and BAKERS ISLAND GUANO,
just received from the Importers, and warranted
feb CHAS. REID SON.
TENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO-
VI FRESH IMP0RTATION.--A small cargo
daily expected and will be sold in lots to suit
purchasers, as low as it can be had in the mar
ket. L. H. DELK, Agent,
fe2l-l0t 10 CONNER ce street
EOR RENT.-One family room, with
II board. Apply to
MRS. SEGAR,
fe2l-tf Corner of Main and East streets
CE.-Gentlemen-Ia am making
IN to order Boots, Shoes and Caters. have
on hand fine fresh Calf Skins, and employ No.
workmen. l will be pleased to furnish all Of my
old customers, together with all Others who may
desire a neat and pleasant wearing boot
All work warranted. Repairing promptly and
neatly DONE G. A. DAVIS,
feb Is IS Main ST., doors from Main
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EARTHQUAKES.

earthquakes are around US and trsmb!s.' A.
Thad. Stevens.
We have been somewhat at a loss to trace
the connexion of this remark and the terrified
state of mind suggesting it, to the ercum-
stances that evoked it, Standing the ae-
knowledged leader of an overwhelming ma
jority in the House, with your forces well in
hand, ready at that time, to go in whenever
and wherever you may order them. why did
you, Mr.. Stevens, in the midst of your tri-
umphs like damned Casca"-
s'Leok pale and gaze
And put on fear and cast yourself in wonders'
What ill-timed thoughts suggested an
Earthquake in such an hour? The assoeia-
ton of ideas which originated remark so
uncongenial to the time and spirit of the oc-
easion, is mental phenomenon well worth
calculation. We think we have at last dis
covered the train, and suggest the narrative
of Korah, Dathan and Abiram, recorded in the
Scriptures as the key to the mystery.
Mr.. Stevens has probably read or heard of
the fate of these seditious Israeites, and being
q hOA SOuS SoAtiOibah- P1ooiDiv oupohotiIiOus
as fanatics generally are-fears the sudden
embrace of mother earth as a swift and SINH
lar retribution for the same crime Possibly
Mr. Stevens conscience that he "threw to the
devip some time since, has obtained leave to
revisit him, and, like the ghost of Banquo,
CORY and pierced with many wounds, will
not down at his bidding" If so we don't
wonder that he is afraid of Earthquakes. AS
an act Of philanthropy we assure Mr.. Ste
vens his fears of an Earthquake are groundless.
The age of miracles is past. Providence does
not interfere in that way nowadays, or Mr..
Stevens would have been the victim of a dis
pensation long ago. The only Earthquake he
has to fear is the Earthquake Of popular in
dignation, and at the next election that will
bury him so deep that all Rochester couldn't
get so much as crap" out Of him.
The President, like Moses, has warned the
Republican congregation to "depart from the
tents of these wicked men," and already with
eominendable seal they are flying the wrath
to come Stevens and Summer still stand 'n
the door of their tents" as did Dathan and
ADRIAN. Their frienda may make ready their
weeds Of mourning and prepare for another
memorial exhibition. We suggest that they
employ one of their Politieo-Engneer Corps
to take observations that posterity may know
where they went down. Doubtless some be-
reaved aspirant for the honors of the Freed
tear over their graves-y he can tiad them.
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q u,
NM respectfully notify the public that we
w have commenced the
GROCERY AND LIQUOR BUSINESS.
AT No. 20 and 80 BANK STREET,
Norfolk, Va,
We will endeayor to sell everything in our line
at s"ch prices and of such qualities as will give
entire satisfaction.
Westart with the wish of establishing the most
frank and agreeable relations between our pa
irons and ourselves, and confidently solicit the
custom Of members this and the sur. ounding
communities G. R. WILSON
feb INV Il. g. TAYLOR
lust KECEit ED
~ AT No. I3 MARKET SQUARE
Cistern Pumps, Pad and Stock Locks,
Toilet Sets, Saucepans Crates,
Rodgers Il Sons Ivory Knives,
Plated Forks, Chafing Dishes,
Bellows and fine Pocket Knives.
These goods are offered to the trade at Northern
figures.
Call and see us before purchasing
feb>7 TAYLOR, MARTIN l. co.
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S | 600 " A n 7 E D;

FROM S., 900 to 800 wanted by business
man, for one year or longer, on undoubted secu-
rity, (real estate) A iberal.prce. will be paid for
the accommodation, besides the lawful interest.
Address " BUSINESS in sealed note, to be
left at the
feb 7-tf DAY BOOK OFFICE.
CNUFF, SNUFF.-Three thousand
y pounds Carolina Belle Scotch Snuff, in so Id.
boxes.
Also, samples of the " Ready Companion" and
"Rappee's," Aacaboy and Scotch, put up in
very neat paper boxes, containing one dozen
(sach) small handsome silver pocket cases.
We can also furnish both kinds in bottles and
jars Warranted equal to any that is made.
Very great Inducements are offered to the
trade. Please call and examine our samples.
For sale ON manufacturers account by
DAVIS 4 BRO,
Rowland's Wharf,
janl0-tf Foot of Roanoke Square.
- TERLIN @ ExCHANGE.-Sight
- Drafts, on Liverpool, in sums to suit pur
chasers-f0r sale by . WIN. LAMB,
deo27H "a Commerce Street.
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MO. HTUOs HCRUHC STREET.

MO. 8 HTUOS HCRUHC STREET.
JOHN II. REDMOND.
q Il 0 u b r
AND
Commission Merchant,
Would most respectfully inform his friends that
he has resumed his old business at his old stand,
No. SOnth Church Street,
Whore he would be pleased to meet all his old
friends, and promises to keep the best and cheap
est GROCERI s in the city, for cash only,
Come and see.
feb 24-lm
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%

From SAY FhASczCu-P=r y. g Murray, Feb 2i-25c c.
cider, J Pkg aIuanac-, . C. whisscy. 10 c. bitters. Is c. wine, 3
6 furniture. 9 c. marble, ! e. crlc-eTy- ! stencil plate. Is sgs
nails. ? pkEs sash ! bbi wine, - d"r-- 5 ipipes brandy. +cs
dry goods, coo mats rice 10 stoves : bls hnu1wUare. ! hdi sheet
iron, 40 biz scks Hour. lg SIS oats - kgs behring's, 5 bDls
Fish, 81 scks cotton s--Is, 3 kegs apples, : 6 bread, 2cs corn
starch, o g drugs. 3 c. glassware ) IS chairs. ] C springs. ! C
washstaEd, / bill springs. Is photographic goods, 2bXs tooae-
c., - bis oakuH, 30 or -cks -four, 20 pkEs pals, loo Dbl. lime
So bids shingles. 5000 Il lumber, - bskt champaEe. 1910
empty barrels, g scks bran, ! ton oats 2cs congress water, D
gail mustard oil, 1 raw plates, / pkg books. 20 Pks sundries.
49, pkgs md-e-
From PoErLASD-pSI 4 \ Edridge, Feb 25-2i3 bbls and
20 Lf bbIs salmon. I36 LNs apples. 1854 Pkgs shocks . kegs
apples 20 bbls pitch, lis kegs heads, 10 cs varnish- IS bags
potatoes, ) pk-s bacon. 10 bags wheat, y kegs cider, D Is and ,
kegs apple sauce, 9l.OOO feet lumber
From New AECHISGEL-per Caezarwich, Feb 26-2.o csks
oil. I55 bdIs whale bone. . bbIs salmon
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~CoHuERcIAL ITEMS.

The number % vessels belonging TO, or bound b and from
ports II the United states, reported totally lost and missing.
during the year 1855, = 40. ald their value Ss,3G7. OOG-
The Z. : revenue cutter Forward, IT, tons. has been pzr-
chased - Richard n. Chapel q New London. for IS $40. Size
will henc-f1rth b. employed in the whaling business
Oue-sixtsenth % William d Henry Of Fairiav-n- IS she -
now az SEA- ~ sold at auction recently, by George A. Bourne,
10 4. " Fuller, at the rate u $4,000.
BosroS. jan I9-The bark Samuel A. Thomas, Lewis, ar
twenty-five months in the Pacific. tie has taken on her
voyage 700 barrels % sperm and 10 barrels Of whale oil
The Influx Of National currency c5ntina=-. and the balance
IN suD-trea=ury has increased u over ga, CyI.CO0. The demand
for money at the IVES: vas more bU=k. Rate of discount al
Chicago IS ten PR cent per annun. Discount here IS dull a.
seven, nine, ten aud thirteen
SIP SALE-ship Hibernia, Of New York. at New Bedford.
ago, b George A. Bourne u Charles X. Tucker * Co., for
$3.50 She viii he fitted for the North Pacific whale fishery.
10 be Commanded by Capt Jeremiah Ludlow, late 0. ship
Isaac HO=lant, buried by the Shenandoah
SEw IORK, Jan 22-FOreiga merchandise. owing TO the
high cost % imporatiCus. Is hell @th much hmness. Wool
fOruia dull Of sale; Ia bales. fail clips, sold az 3043Gc; 10000
pounds fine at AZ Hides are duIi holders are unwilling 10
make Concessions in order TO effect sales; pnces unchanged.
Ois are in better demand; bI-acneI winter sperm; p 50:
prices are more in demand. however, and sales are larger; deer
quiet Ereighis 10 California dull; We quote 3s6 - for clippers.
and IL. cents per pound. Boot and shoe trade i quiet; fr
CadforIIa there Is little IN IuIry. and no shipments from Boston
or View hork the past week Pacific Mail has declined to 500.
a hi Of so wkhin a month The money market continues to
gain strength aud activity. Foreign exchange j. weaker under
increased supply; bills in limited demand, closing al 1854 for
bankers STERLING.
The Post says th= loan market i easy and rapid at 5 per
cent The banks have a superhuty Of capital but general con-
risnce - wanting. The stock Market Is Irregular. Old 5-ZOs
Is lower in consequence Of the anticipated falling of in EurO-
Pean demand, T-2os firm without much activity.
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NJ MEMORANDA.

" Bark ID. c. Murray, Bennett, r~eports-First part %
Pas.azr, hal eaIms AMI Hshi ~.nts from = : 2 to :. W. and
very rainy latter part had light variable winds, ealus, and
clear fne weather.
By the American whale bark PresieSHf. Kelly, : mos out
frru New Bedford. We have the report % tie following vessels
DanT Wood. Rfchm1cd. l1J ~. II Patagonia
Ch7mP.ou, worth. III VII AMI 20 sperm, OF Patagonia
SsCtuus. Biiver. clean, OF Patagonia
Unon, Rogers, I rzht whale since last report, OF Patagonia.
EainboE. Baker. lOD sp- OF Chilli
OdI yellow Weld, ! night whale
sapPho, CofHn- ! sperm whale since last report
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EXPORTS.

For san FRsscIsco-per Nhan Allen, Feb; 26-l5il kegs
SUGAR faO7. T3s IbsJ 3 csks sperm oil (oi6 CALLS 5 csks green
I.int So bxs aud u bbs sweet potatoes. 81 bun bananas. =
beys cor.- 2T3 pkgs u4oIasses C54c6 gals : Dbl pork, 3 bbls
four, 3 bbh- beef.
Value Of DOmes:i: Produce. 81 5-s Is
Value Of Foreign Produce 500 -
For YtrroRfA-per Pfei. Feb 27-l2SS pigs sugar tsJ'ot5
lbs 2Is bbIs mollsses, 81 bags rice 600 losJ Tx oranges -
pkgs liquor, ] case gin.
Value Of Domestic Produce. S5sI 81
Value Of Foreign Produce, Is 90