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Sehr Alice Randall, from Porto Rico for New York
-fpsar.-
saRs. Amos Edwards. from Georgetown. C, for
New Eprk-,cottou.
Schf Fearless. rm James river for Boston-oysters.
Schr Qulvet. from James river for BOston-Oysters
= Sailed.
Bark Eaniiie Agnes, from New York-Aour for Rio
Janeiro. = - " "
The weather still remains stormy; wind northerly
and easery OBTAINING in the barbor large fleet of
vessels. among which are the following previously
reported
Ship Spirit of Trade; schooners, Union. Adeiza,
Helen Burns, Helen, Horatio, Nichols Edwards.
" Croker Nellie Potter, North Carolina Kit
Carson Eta EOgg, Norton, Sturtevant Mary ) Tur-
bell Pilots Bride. Alice Bandell Ericsson Saena Ell
mira Rowland. Richard Faux, n Jones, Prescott
Mary Rich, jamestown. oil ready to sail as soon
as an Opportunity offers.
The schr Nellie Potter, arrived to-day Ieaky, viii
go to Norfolk 10 repair S. G. ".
by telegraph to News Room.l
,Schr Mary Amsdon, Smith, sailed from Woods
Hole, 29th for Baltimore
Schr Qko!9na from Liverpool to Baltimore was
wrecked at Fayal Goth ult.; crew saved.
By telegraph to News ROOM
New YORK, January 80, 1866.
Arrived.
Steamship Patapsco. NeI. Baltimore
Bark Gipsey, (BrJ Grant, from Baltimore for Bel
fast. Ire, put into Bermuda 18th inst. with cargo
shifted and SparS cut away.
Bark Rising Dawn, (Br) Robertson. from Baltimore
for Cork, Ire, fallen in with 18th inst, lat 30 80
long Is 30 hove down, having shifted cargo Sth inst,
and lost sails and spars.
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PORT OF BALTIMSRE,

Tuesday, January 80, 1866.
Arrived.
', Steamer Thomas Keso. Russell from Norfolk-to
Steamer James Brady. Lands. from NorfVik-to
A W Shaw. Reports the wind n N W, light, in the
scLr West Dennis, CrowelI, from Boston, to Kelsey
4 Gray-eopper. &c. to -, towed up by May Queen
Schr Active. Jackson. from New Iork-mdse to
SGhT SeysniySx Teel from Wjscas asset: Ne to
Schr Grace Girdler, Clark. from Boston, 70 Kelsey
schr Ed Lee Zee from neutrality-suspicious. and
schr Iris, Kirby, from Noffolk-shingles to P P
Clements.
SShr ,Ciarabel. Hinckley. from Boston-nldss to R
,sebr Montana, Bearse. from Boston-mdse to r NJ
Schr Wenonah. Tail. from Charieston-salt to W p
Macy-vessel to Pendergast Fenwck 4 Co.
Steamer Thomas kelso, Russell. Norfoik-M n
Falls.
Steamer James Brady, Lands, Norfolk-A W
Schr Marshall, Marshall Remedies Stirling
Ahrens.
Schr J W Rawiey. Allen, sarannah-Kelsey n
Gray.
Bark Aristides. (NOrT!, Merry, Ireland
Schrs Gar and Anna Lyons, both from Boston for
Baltimore.
Steamer Richmond, Sanford, left Norfolk 2sth inst.
for Hatteras with wreckng steamer Baker; steam
pumps cables anchors boats. &c, for the above
Ship Grey Eagle Cheeseberougb. Jr, hence at Rio
Janero Dec. 2lst, and remained to Jan. 3D. to load
Bark Auguste Louise. tSehleswig Holsteinl Han
son, for NcwrY, Ireland do. supposed 2Sth.
Bark Paladin Mitchell, heGee, before reported at
Bahia leay, having repaired expected to sail about
! 18th inst for Valparaiso.
Brig Ravenswing, (Br) =, hence for Cork. went to
Schr Mabel Ascot, cleared at New York 10Th, for
schT n Chadwick, Doane. hence via Whining
| ton, Del, at Philadelphia 18th.
correspondence Mereas4i1' Exchange and News
Arrived in H.,ont F%RT R MoEEog Jan; 90 1885,
Bark Carioca, IS days from Liverpool-geni cargo
| for Baltimore.
Brig Castor, from Porto Rico for Baltimore-sugar
Brig Meteor, from Baltimore for Charleston-coaI
Schr P A Sanders. from New York TO Fort Monroe
cement.
Schr c NJ Hopkins. from Norfolk for Boston-oys-
Schr C Rogers. from Norfolk for New York
Schr Mary Greenwood, from James river for New
Schr Pierce, from Norfolk for New York-oysters
-sGhr Ada Osborne. from Newborn. N G, for New
Schr Idaho, from Winterport for Baltimore-oys-
sehr Mary Ella. from Bucksport for Washington. D
scbr Lookout, I'm Norfolk for Baltimore-oysters
Schr Angelina, from Newport for Baltimore-po-
Schr Mary Dyer from Boston for oysters.
Schr Mary Bowinston. from Baltimore for oysters.
Schr Josie Linsey, from New York for oysters.
sohr Ellen Terry, from James river for n Hav EN-
SER Maria person, from New York for Baltimore
Schr D Lookout. from New York for Newborn
Schr Everton, from Norfolk for New lockwood.
Schr Hiuekley, from Norfolk for New lockwood,
Sehr Lynchburg. from Baltimore for New York
coal.
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Ra1timore Markets. Innuarx go. 1866.

COFFEE.-There ms been no movement of conse-
ouence to-day in Coffee the only safe reported being
one of 100 bags common Rio at 26 cts currency The
market however continues strong and we again quote
follows viz: Rio at lS@9 cts. geld for common to
fair 20@20l cts gold for good to prime; 224GZ cts.
gold for choice Laguayra 232313 cts. gold and Java
at 2S2SI5 cts gold. Stock to-day IN hrsL ana second
hands is about 10000 bags.
FL0UR.-Wc have TO notice to-day reduction OF
so cts in the rate for Baltimore Family Flour ana OF
25 cts q Dbl in high grade Extra, the price to the
trade for the former being now Slf.JO. and for the
latter $l215 q Dbl. For other descriptions Of Flour
prices are however, unchanged and for good brands
the market may be said to be firm. We notice sales
to-day of 200 bbs of a very choice bran of Howard
street Super at 50, 500 bbis Howard street Extra
also very choice brand, at so, and of 2 0 bbs
Chestnut Grove Extra at $40 bb. For the ordinary
des rptODs of Flour the market is very dull and I'M
SOUND and low grades almost unsaeable at any
price We quote as Before: Howard street ct $S.50g
81 S,l ner; So.25@9.62la for Extra; SlOF@IoS Tor
Fancy do: 81 l.5aGl2 for Family Western at $SS1@
$50 Tor Super, $9a925 for Extra $9.75glO for Fan
ey do. Sli@il.50 for Family: City Mills at
~ 5I for Super: sc 25950 for standard Extra: ana
olltO4, Il rs for high grade Rio Extra. Rye t.2ur
Is yer! dull at 81 509415, and we quote Corn Meal
dull at -: 1904 q bbl.
GRAlN;-Corn was in comparatively light supply
.4-uiy, only ABOUT 1000 bushels being at market but
the demand Tor 1t was brisk and prices show fur
tneI pfooNNenent, yellow selling at 1886 cts, and
T TnlIe AT s1999 CTS. small lot of white Hominy
firm as it has been. Some 400 bushels we're offered
tnls morning. and sales reported of 200 bushels
falr pennsylvania red at 25 cts and of Geo bushels
good to prime do at 22S@230 cts. Prime Maryland
red may be quoted at 235G $40 cts There Is M white
heat arriving but choice lots could be sold at 2S5@
~ cts Oats were hrmer to-day, the recen.s ahont
go bushels being all sold at $3.50 cts ThaTe Is no
Rye selling that we hear Of but quote il rs hefnrs
atsqsN en tor MARYLAND and Pennsylvania,
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Observation-Disclosures.

Bostor-Schr. Clara Bell--l0 dozen shovels ard
spades, T. +. Loney & Co: IS pkgs woodenware c
W. Lord; 50 do do L. N. Beebe i Bro 81 bdls iron
W, 6. WetheraI,; II pkgs furniture Hiss ( Bro. u
bdls sashes and blinds Geo. o. Stevens " Co., zoo
tons copper ore 1872 bags potatoes JIG bbS dc. $50
New York-!str. Sea Guil-40 cases mdse, 10 bas-
kets champagne i. Thomson u Co.; ~ bags peas.
hid figs, tub cheese kegs herring, q. ". N0edel;
Son u Co.; y bbs nnpes, 70 boxes oranges, cases
Ggg 10 bags nuts, J. W. Moore 63 pcs machinery, r.
C. Potts; u pigs LIQUOR Trderi - boxes lemons do
cheese, Il pkgS bGttaT 30 boxes starch D. g. Buz by
q bds scytbes. casks chains, NJ. Keith Jr., & Sons
49, boxes cheese, IS pkgs butter c. T. Dutrow; 10
cases prunes. Is do sardnes, pkgs gs eases ctrop
Dix X Steiner 30 boxes yeast powders, ". II. Craw
ford x Co.; 10 pkgs tobacco, II eases mdse. " a.
100 bags coffee, 4. 1chumacher CO.. 50 bblS onions.
W u. Macy; % boxes pipes do mdse. L. y. Deir2 *
Co: lGT 70 sugar 81 hhdS do, Maryland Sugar Ref
merry 81 cases eassa, W. Il. I"wle II bGls barytcs.
W. DarisCn j Co; Is DO do, A. 6, Meyer \ Co; 81
pigs tea Sanders ( George; 158 I9s iron, 9rdeT; .
by Gilpin x Co.. 50 bdls paper, g. G. Fulton \ Son:
% bbs liquor N0rdlinger y Co, 20 boxes yermic!ii
Z l.. Palmer Co; 30 bbls potatoes, 81 do apples.
800 pkgs mdse. sundrr persons.
E4rtolk-str Thomas kelso-9bal cotton, Whed-
bee & Dickinson; do do, Griffin, Bro. Il Co.
steamer James J. Brady bales cotton, Whed-
oston-Steamship " NJ. Ksn2 edy-l6 boxes mdse,
10 bbs mdse, c. L. Gldes!uy: IS pkes wo5i.aWare
Is do mdse, C. W lord; 20 doz shovels and spa les
~ boxes files, N; Keith. Jr, Sons; 20 pkgs mdse,
A. J.. Hu2Ens; 80 bdlS broom handles. boxes mdSc.
Sons; s. pkgs saltpetr, { ". Beatty; i cases paint
cnt5 g snd Gs 81 bd 6nd S @aic co
Geo. o. Stevens & Co; $50 BIDS hides, Jenkins, STAY
lor x Co.: 70 hbiS syyup,J A. Richardson \ Go; II
do, 81 do mdse, B. Q. X. Go. 1850 do rs bbls fish
sGndTy persons.
% cake rice, p&gs peanuts, ! case mdse. Moriecai
y Co; bales cotton, 4. G. schaeer, Jr; bdl bass
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MQLASSES.-We notice sales to-day of 10 punch
cons English Island at 40 cash. and of 20 punchecEs
do at 50 cts. Cuba Muscoyado may be quoted at
d3@V cts and Porto Rico ranges in price from ID 10
SOGts for good to prime.
PRONISlONS-We hear of no movement worth
noting to-day in Provisions. but the feeling in the
except at full rates. There buyers of Bulk Meat
at l2% cts for Shoulders and Is cts for Sides, but
Shoulders are held pretty firmly at lza - cts, AMI
SIDES at l5i2 cts. Bacon Shoulders are held at i(1
512 cts. and Bacon Sides at l74s1Stts audit is SELL
ing in jobbng lots at these figures. Hams in good
demand at 225 cts for plain and sugar cured. Mess
?SlA@lol2 cts for Western. Advices from Cincinnati
to-day note receipt of only 1900 head Hogs and an
advance Of x cent in the Hog product. AtChicago
however the receipts of Hogs continue 70 he heavy
RICE.-We heard day Of sale of 100 bags Ran
eool at 9l2 cts currency. Carolina is still quoted at
l2a i, = ctI but there is very little selling.
SuGARS.-A lot OF 259 bbls fair refining English
Island Sugar was sold late yesterday to a reiner. at
1914 cts mos, and today we note sales of 50 hhds
good Porto Rico at l3Gl32 cts. The market may
still be said to be dull and heavy We again
good refining l2@lS}a cts for good to prime grocery
Cuba; l2tgl4 cts for good to prime Porto Rico: and
1iz3@l512 for Centrifagals.
KEFINED SUGARS Hard Crushed are now quoted
at l2@lIM cts; White Soft Crushed at 49, &@l63 cts
for 4, and l512@l5 cts for c. and Yellow at 14@l5I
cts; but the market for Refined goods is dull.
SALT.-Sait is dull, but rates unchanged, and
we still quote Liverpool at $2.35 tor Ground Alum
Si25 for Ashton's fine and 1915 3 sack for other
brands do, and Turks Island at 50 cts 2 bushe from
store cargo of 5000 sacks Liverpool was received
SEEDS-Clovcrsee1 is firmer the figures for it to-
day being $8.25@S.3712 z bushcl for good to prime
The demand continues active, and the sales large
We quote Timothy seed at S35Od4, the latter figure
being generally asked for it, and Flaxseed at 50 ?
buShcl.
WHISKY.-Whisky is dull No sales have been
made to-day so far as have heard, but both City
and Western could have been bought at 1880 i
gallon.
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SNUGGLING.-It has been ascertained that during
and since the rebellion extensive smuggling has been
ma and Dacotah Territories via Puget's Sound. The
territory traversed by these smugglcIs to accomplish
their object is in the neghborhood of two thousand
miles. The Commissioners of Customs represent that
the used by the hostile Indians of the En-
field pattern. which have been transported from
ufacture. Measures have been adopted by the Com
missioner of Customs calculated to interfere with
that illegtimate traffic.
"A movement is on foot in Boston to de
molsh the State House-the only link. with the ex-
ception of Faneui1 Hail. connecting the State with
the old colonial daysand erect another on its site
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AkEFICE OF F8f 3 4l72 q t.sisNA a sIEA fss
RlLTIXoFE September q. 1865.
CARD.
A statement having beeu circulated among the
msrcaptiie community thst the COMMERCIAL"
or outside line q Steamers eetTeen tais port and
and ia To be Withdrawn at the convenience of the
owners tbe undersigned wishes TO correct such mis-
stotement and gives assurance to merchants and
ShirneT generally between these ports that arrange
ments have been completed t. keen MP regular COM
Per No ii North River, Nav York, snd FanniganIs
wbar ia Baltimore have beer leased for that period
and afford dock accommodation unsurpassed by any
I've Ia either port Three first class freight Steam
srs, viz the SEA GULL, FALCON and KING
FISHER, will make regular and rapid connection,
and will deliver ErsiEht according to thu terms Of
Shipment during thst tune
JACOB B. sMULL,
a
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40. 254-Beginnng Tor the same On the northeast
side OF Pennsylvania avenue about one hundred and
SIX and one-half feet nOrthwestery from the
formed by the northwest side of Orchard street and
the northeast side of Pennsylvania avenue and at
the northwest line of lot assessed TO and supposed
to belong to WIN. Letmata and running northeast
erly said northwest line and the northwest line
of lot assessed TO and supposed to belong to Ellen
Dorsey, in all two hundred feet to Tester street:
thence northwesterly on the southwest side of Tes
sier street about ninetytwo feet to the southeast line
OF lot assessed to and supposed to belong to David
White; thence southwestery On sad southeast line
and on the southeast line of lot assessed to and sup
posed to belong to Thomas Lee, in all two hundred
feet, to Pennsylvania avenue, and thence southeast
erly on the northeast side of Pennsylvania avenue
about ninety-two feet to the beginning. Improve
ments No, 81, one-story brick store, and No 63,
two-storv frame hotel. and two-story brick back
building, and two-stOry and one-story brick stables
and frame shed. Assessed to Margaret Moore for
State and city taxes for the year lS64......lO405
No. 269-Beginning for the same on the southeast
side of Biddle street, about one hundred and twenty
nine and half feet northeasery from the corner
formed by the southeast side u Bid street and the
north side OF George street and at the northeast line
po+tor ~ mining southeasGerly on sali northeast
line fftv feet. thence northeasery parallel to Bidde
street about thirteen feet LG e SOUTHWEST line OF
lot assessed to and supposed to belong to Christian
Korber: thence norhwesterly said southwest line
fifty feet to Biddle street. and thence SOuthwesterly
the southeast side of Bddle street about thirteen
feet to the beginning. Improvements, No. 272,
three story brick dwelling and one story brick back
building Assessed to Charles Pnkney for State and
city taxes for the year 1854 12l4
No 3l3-Beginning for the same on the south side
of Fort street. about eighty and quarter teeteastery
from the southeast of Fort and Light streets
and at the east line of lot assessed to- and supposed
to belong to J. Ii. Bae~. and running southerly on
said east line and on the east line OF lot assessed to-
about one hundred and forty-seven feet and half
feet to the extent of said last mentioned east line
thence sastsry about two hundred and thirty.eight
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NTOTICE TO FARMERS.

The subscriber, having established an Agency for
the purpose, is now prepared to furnish tn FARM
ERS WITH LABOB, W hite or Colored, and would
respectfully advise tdose in want of Labor to send
Agents 70 represent them in Associations of Clubs.
&c. This viii prove great saving of time and az
penss to the Farmer. For further informitiop o.
please enclose stamps, and address
OLTVgR WN5n Gsn -rsI ASsrt
oc4-tf 81 Second Street Baltimore Ma
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ~.
~ application will be made to the City CIV
during its annual session to condemn and open -,
d29-laVoW ,on.
dis.
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M ARiNE JOUR N Al

Remedies Cuba-sci1 !. B. Marshall-3,22 2 shook
and heads, 75i bdls hoops, oJe saet lumber.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market. Jan. %.

The Cattle market is very dull this week. and prices
fully 70 ct + Il. lower. About $50 head arrived ana
sold ct the Avenue Drove Yard at prices ranging
from l6Gl6i2 els for Extra Pennsylvania and West
ern; l4@ Is cts for fair TO good and lea - cts 2 b. for
common, rs to quality. The market closed dull
demand: 1900 head sold the different yards at from
Sl3.5G@l5 the 100 lbs. net. COws-PriGes are rather
better 1870 head sold S50d s. for Springers, and $50
@l0O 4 head Tor mich Cows. Sheep continue dull;
1900 head arrived and sold at from 6@7i4 cts #.
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No. 42l-Improvements-0n the corner of Ensor
and Mott streets, unnumbered, and described as fol-
Iows' Beginning TOR the same at the corner formed
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FOR CHARLESTON, S. c.
DIRECT.

DIRECT.
@E> The Splendid
E4alsaSSEzszsH New Al
ssE2ssssS Steamship
"SEAGULL,"
CAPTAIN FISH
Is now receiving FREIGHT for the above Port,
and will sail on THU RSDAY February LIST. 1866, at
4 o'clock p. N: No freight received after u NJ. on
the day of sailing.
For further information,
ApEly 10
SAML. BLAISDELL. JR.. Agent
At tlanniglns Wharf
Foot OF Long Dock,
ia2o-At Or to MORNECAL Il co CIV strnet
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New York Dry Goods Market. Jan. 50

At the New York Dry Goods Exchange, the follow
ing report IS made CT iobbers prices today:-Browa
Shgetings- Wachgsets, s. Inch, 29ci Wacfnsetts 80
inch, ajc.; Superior y l., 26c,; Swift River. 2jc.
Bcaehed Shirting;-B2tcs, loc,;; Bates B B, Be;
Bartlett, 6-inch, &c., Bartlett, 49, inch. 25c.: Bartlett
s0-inch, 25r, Prints-Cocheco 2ie. American BE 4;
Hamilton, ,2@1ac; Dunnel: 2 &c; Freeman, 201ac.
Delaine3-Manchester, PC; Pacific, &c. Cambrics
Manville. ~ a. Victory, pc. Brown Driils-Stark
II, DC; WINTHROP, BE. Corset Jeans-Naumkeag.
ton C, 3212c. Silesias-Massapequa 40c.; LousJala,
32I@c Tcks-hlethuen A A, 65c.; Hampdcn &C. Zoe j:
do. DID. &c. Stripes-Haym Zoe; Harvester,
$3c. Denims-AmoskeaE. SOC; Haymaker, flo.
Hoop Skirts-Bradle7's Duplex Elliptic, 20 to =.
H0ops, SII2e. to Sl.05, Empress trail 81 rs Meyer
! y L in good demand.
New York Markets.
New YORK, Jan 5J-Cotton is quiet at - cts
Flour, Wheat and Corn are UNCHANGED. Beef i,
steady. Pork is baoyaIt at $40. Whisky is dull and
nominal.
NV YORK Jan. 30.-Cottou closed with an ad-
vancing tendency. and prices have advanced l CT;
sales OF 20Ou bales at 1880 cts Flour closed quiet
sales Of $3.50 bbls. Wheat is frm sales 1900 bbs
new Milwaukee Club at 81 IS. Corn closed with an
advancing tendency; prices have advanced ct; sales
5 egg bushels mixed si@SG cts Pork is heavy: mes
$3.50. Lard heavy at l5@17$4 cts. Whisky closed
dull. Sugars closed firm. Coffee firm and quiet.
Naval Stores dull. Petroleum steady at p cts.
Freights quiet. Gold 1i0i2.
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UHlCAGO. Jam 1U.-FI0ur actlVe. Wheat active ar
81 23I&@1 .2S2I for No. !. and S314GS33I for No .
Corn is dull. Oats dull. High Wines dull. Mess
Pork is active and prices have advanced 2o@50 cts;
sales 1000 bbis ut SIS p. clio ing at SIS 50; prime
Meats are IN moderate request; Hams 15G 1884 cts
Shoulders cts rough Sides l213 cts Lard steady Al
are less active at S9@950 dressed Hogs firm opening
al a decline of . cts, closing quiet at Sl0.I5@SlI.
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E%S:s.s:.s.A2s. YORK ROAD Rail-
t &gs5ETi 4; Sszzszl.9=15 WAY.
On and after MONDAY next, Nov. 18th. cars will
leave City hal! &C each hour from A. VI, to z. M,
except i noon.
Night car fer IowsontOwn at II ?. u.
Leave IowSontown every hour from :. NJ. to
~ except l. noon.
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SHIPPING.

Ssx FOR WILMINGTON. n. C.-"MitcheIl's
ESSA7A Regular Line to sail with dispatch The
k=4AAEE new schooner NADAB, Capt. johnson, is now
loading and having large part of her cOrgo engaged
will sail with dispatch. Freight taken at reduced
rates. For terms apply to NJ. A. MITCHELL,
Agents in Wilmington. Russell & ELLIS ja3i-tf
lg1spss FoR CHARLESTON. $. g.. M
TO SAIL THIS DAY. 3ISE' INST.
The Al steamship ELLIE KNIGHT Harring-
ton Commander, is now receiving freight from her
wharf, foot of Union Dock, next to Norfolk steam
ers ard will sail this day. For freight or passage.
PENDERGAsT, FENWICE x CO..
4 Smiths Wharf, up stairs.
n. B. Shippers will please send duplicate receipts
with their goods. Goods insured on open policy.
Agents IN Charleston. WILLIS y CHIsoLM. 1t
IL FOR WILMINGTON NC-The
ST. schooner JAMES BROPHY, Capt. Packard,
- having most of her cargo engaged will have
immediate despatch for tho above port For freight
Eg-hEIT 4 hEICHSER Agents in Wilmington.
ia 3l-6t
EEE FOR SAVANNAH, GA.-The fine
- having large portion Of her cargo engaged
and going on board, viii have quick despatch. For
balance of freight, apply 10 KELSEY GRAY. cor
ner Buchanans wharf and Pratt street. ja30-tf
ssse EOR SAVANNAH, GA.
sfzys s:s.a. .s+ On FRIDAY NEXT February 3D.
The Steamship FANNIE will sail from the wharf
foot Of v est Falls avenue, for Savannah, on FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, February I'd, ut 3 o'clock.
For freight or passage, apply to
J. BRANDT, Jr.,
ja29-5t IS Light street Wharf
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New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, Jan. 30.-Beef is trife lower: in
some cases a concession Of a half cent has been
made. Prices range from 90 to IS cents z ii. Re
ceipts 1890 head Cows and calves dull. Sheep and
lambs active and higher. selling at 81 to S4 e head
Receipts 1900. Swine lower; sales at 1917 to O75c
ReceiDts IN
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xSx FOR GALVESTON, TEXAS.-The fne
NASSsSSA fast sailing Schooner MARGARET D.
&ssG LUCY, Crosby, master, having the most of
her cargo engaged viii s&ye immediate dispatch for
the above port for balance of freet.t c. passage,
n: HESLEN, northwest corner Pratt and Gay streets
till further net:cs. de19-tf
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Let americans support American industry.
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