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List of Americans registered at the banking
Office of Messrs James w. Tucker S Co., Nos.
8 and Rue Scribe Paris, for the week ending
May 20 Furnished by Smith, Randolph IL Coz:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Doyles, w. II. Vanderbilt
John &. Marshall, DR.. E. Bliss and wife, New
York: Commander K. B. Lowry United States
Navy Mrs. K. b. Lowry and children, New
York; Mrs. Million Courtright Miss Alice Court
right, Eric, Pa: Mrs. Henry w. Smith, Rinaldo
NJ. Waters and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H.
Clarke, G. 5. Partridge Jr., Mrs. f. B. Duvall
Mrs. A. F. Barnett, New York: T. s. Serrl New
Orleans Miss A. NJ. Hale, Miss Mary c. Shannon,
Miss Mary Shannon, Boston; Rear-Admiral Rad
ford, Licutenant-Colo f. S. Brown Lieutenant
w. w. Folger, u. 5. S. Franklin: j. II. Flanncr,
North Carolina; Charles p. Taft, Cincinnati;
Alexander Pope, Jr., Robert 7. Swan, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. s. Perry, Boston, II. Kresmann, Ameri-
can Consul at Berlin; Charles w. and Mrs.
Darling, Mr.. and Mrs S. NJ. Mygatt, F. p. Free
man and wife, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. II. P.
Kidder and family, Boston Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ.
Houston, San Francisco; e. G. Johnson Boston;
Miss Jennie l.. COyl, Detroit; Mr.. John JAY,
New York; Rev. James X. Boyd and family,
Geneva, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Lehman,
Philadelphia; j. Q. A. Warren, Boston: w. r..
Patterson, Miss A. Crane, New York; Mrs. w.
s. Packer, Brooklyn; the Misses Silman, New
Haven.
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The Penna. Reserve Association

At the afternoon session in West Chester Yester-
day, speeches were delivered by Colonel II. Bid
die Roberts, General Reynolds, and Ex-Governor
Curtin.
The following were the officers elected for the
ensuing year:
President. G. Curtin.
Vice-President- General William McCandless.
ecretaries-Colonel John II. Taggart and
Major j. q. Harvey.
Treasurer-Colonel j. ?. Taylor.
Orator-Colonel w. b. Mann.
In the evening the members Of the association
assembled in the dining-rooms of the Mansion
House, and participated in il banquet which
was given by the citizens OF West Chester The
following toasts were drank and responded to in
order:-
1st "The President OF the United States.
I'd. 'The Governor of PENNSYLVANIA
Sd. THE memory OF Washington"
9TH. oThe President of the Reserve Associa-
ton
5th. "The memory of our fallen comrades
9th "Our country
9TH ''WOman."
Sih "Russia and America
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oloARs.
TO CIGAR BUYER s.

Fresh importations Of Havana Cigars, in bond or
duty paid Large assortment, offered in lots to suit
purchasers.
Also, cigars Of our own manufacture, viz. -
'MARIAH3A RITA"
High grade Vuelta Abajo leaf, fifteen styles. Low
prices compared with imported cigars a fair trial
will prove their merits
FRA DIAVoLO."
Lower priced than the mariana Rita three styles;
excellent cigars
'FLEUR DE LYs,p 'IoUIs D'ORn
and other brands all copyrighted; each Of highest
rade IN rs respective class.
AL of our Havana leaf we import direct, and no
better cigars can be produced in this market than
those we now offer.
Smokers should see that they obtain our genuine
cigars, which are offered regularly by many respecta
bic dealers, although some irregular parties put for
ward inferior cigars as of our make.
We offer these cigars in lots to suit purchasers.
They can be prontaby retailed at prices forty per
cent less than imported cigars will give equal salts
faction, and should be tried, without prejudice, by
all who desire good cigar at moderate cost.
s. FUGUET & SONS,
Importers and Manufacturers,
5l3 26trp No. 229 South FRONT street.
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sehrs Baltimore Dix, and NJ. A. Harmon Parker, hence
at Boston 3ist ult.
schr j. Crittenden jones' cleared at Baltimore Sist
ult., for Trenton, ". j.
Sohr Mohawk, Bradley, hence at Norfolk 3Oth ult. =
Schr Success Richards hence for Providence, at New
York 3lst ult ,
scbT b Van Dusen, Young for Philadelphia cleared
at Portland 8lst ult
Schr Congress, York, hence, at Portland 30th nit.
MISCELLANY.
Schr Abbie Bursley from Philadelphia for Boston, when
on Montauk May 26 in jibbng the mainsa the captain
j. II. Parker and second officer knocked overheard
The captain was supposed TO have been killed by the blow
Parker a native Of Astervle, Cape Cod, Mass.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice is hereby given that, from the st day OF juno
1862 the Crosby Lightvesse at Liverpool will exhibit two
Distinguishing white lights in addition TO the single wnte
light at present The arrangement Of the lights Will De
follows
The principal light being at the manmasthead, as at
present. the distinguishing lights will be PLACED, one IN
the fore part of the vesso the other in the AFTER Doth AT
height of about feet from the deck. ,,
When the vessel is seen broadside on four lights W
appear in the form of riangle but when the Vessel IS
seen end on the lights will appear as two lights,
The distinguishing lights will not be visible except
the Fornby lightvesse and shaping course for the
Crosby channel the Crosby floating light be readily
distinguished from the Crosby shore hRht. ,.
. CAN bearings are magnetic Variations SlA degrees
westerly in 1862. . .....,- 20,
by order W. b SHUBRlCk, Chalrman.
Treasury Department, Oce Lighthouse Board, Washing
ton, d. O., May 81 1863.
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Gold closed yesterday at 1897.
The ELK county Republicans have elected
two Geary delegates
Provisions are being made to prevent oyster
piracies on the James river
R. II. Quincy has been appointed Register of
the Land Office at New Orleans
Dredging operations are TO be commenced
at the mouth of the Mississippi.
The cornerstone of a Freedmen's College
was laid yesterday in Atlanta, Ga.
-Ihe revenue receipts for the month OF May,
from all sources, amount to S3I000,OOO.
James b. Guthrie, clerk and legal adviser
in the Treasury Department, has resigned.
Captain w. Ii. West, first officer of the
steamship Golden City, died at sea May 20.
A board of officers has been appointed TO
examine into the physical condition OF the West
Point cadets.
$50 GOO acres of public land will be sold at
Denver City, Colorado. Sale to commence on
the 18th of next September.
Major General Thomas aud staff arrived at
San Francisco ON Monday ten days and seven
hours from New York.
AT the Union Course, L. l.. yesterday, the
two opening races OF the spring meeting were
won by ''Lady Sears" and George NJ Patchen
The currency balance in the Treasury is
set down at S17 250 600, and the gold balance
100000, besides gold deposits amounting to
S23000O00.
The Maryland State Convention of Repub-
lican Colored men met yesterday in Baltimore.
Judge Bond is their layorite candidate for Gov
eruor Of Maryland.
Hereafter minor troubles between the
United States and the Spanish authorities in
Cuba are to 0e settled with the Spanish Minister
in Washington, withoutref5reucs to the Captain
General.
A watch stolen from the dead body of
Frank Walker, at the Angola railroad disaster,
was recovered yesterday. 10 had been traced
through six holders to the supposed thief, James
E Robbins of New York.
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Steamship Brunette, Howe, New York, John f. Oil,
Steamer r. Willing, Cundiif, Baltimore, A. Groves Jr.
Barque Savannah Scaife Sombrero Moro Phillips.
Brig Excelsior Brown, Barbados, Il. A. Souder Co.
Schr A. NJ Flanagan, Collins Joggins, N. S.
Schr Gertrude Coawel Boston, Westmoreland Coal Co.
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ARRIVFD YESTERDAY.

Schr Gertrude, CoalWe Boston, Westnoreland Coal Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship IOnawanda, Jennings, 20 hours from Sayan
Mail Steamship Co. PassenReTs-E. Newmayer, lady
children, and servant; Miss IL. Raigue Mr. j. r. Coffin
J. NJ. Applegate II. Murray; Miss T. Raguel; Mr. Fog,
gni; Mr. and Mrs. Bidde; Mr. and Mrs Lloyd, two chill
Millward; Miss Foggini; Mr.. j S. Burgess; p Berton
Mr. SegkaRngeri Mrs n S GperaTd ME j p Engeli Mr. +.
Mr. and Mrs f. Moseler Passed in the bay, hound up,
brigs Essex from Matanzas; Idaa, from Havana Corra
from CaibaTien; Golden Age and Aquidneck; Also two
Steamer s Il Phelps Brown, "A hours from New York
Schr Isaac Rich, Crowel from Boston, with lnseed
John II. Lewis Bro.
Schr Isaac Baker, Purves, from Matanzas one full
rgged Italian brig one ullrgged British brig and
lumber loaded herm brig.
Correspondence of The Ereaing telegraph.
NEW YoRK, June l.-Four light barges leave tonight
BALTIMORE, june The following barges leave in tow
G. r. Hier Frank F James: VIM. Avery; Ironsides
Ellen Gunson and Louis RoyeT all with coal for New
York
MEMORANDA
Snip VIM. Cummings, Miller, allied from New Orleans
8st u ior Liverpool with 1880 bales of cotton and 5000
Steamship Utility Nickerson for Philadelphia, sailed
iS Stas,tnS Uruguay from Wilmington Del, for Pay
sanda S. A., spoken Goth ut, 90 miles r. OF Capes OF
BTg Tally Ho Chsm for Philadelphia, loading al
BpS Five Brothers Thurlow, loading at oaibarer
i'i Bra s. A. jenkins Vaughan hence, at swinemund'
Bng Aura Goucher IA days from Cienuegos at New
York Yesterday She was reported bound TO philadelphia
Brig Mary O. Comery, Comery days from OalDarien a
senr EaTotAs, ATvy, ioi PiAce.p-A s~isa iTOiA MOI
iOik Sstb nit.
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June Z, at 10 o'clock, at No 5000 Barring street, be
tween Thirty fifth and 1hrtysx Streets below Bridge
street, the handsome household furniture, comprising
walnut parlor suit coverings walnut bookcase
oak dntngroom furniture. walnut chamber furniture, fine
Brussels ingram, and Venetian carpets china glassware,
refrigerator, kitchen furniture etc. etc.
May be examined On morning of sale at o clock
The Vine street within square of the place
OF sale.
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June g. 1859 at o'clock p N will be sold at public
sale, on the premises
Valuable Stone Quarry, Mansion, Cotton mill and
Tenant he uses stone and frame Cotton Factory otc.
Particulars in catalogues. II
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Neps

For Gdditjonal Marine Ne,OS First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY
Sun Moon RISES. 43
Sun SETS...............72j % HIGH WATER. Si
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
HENRY WNsOB,
GEORGE N. ALLEN COMMITTEE OF MONTH
MORRISON ('OATTSA
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING GOODS
~ deposited at RErTEW'S LOAN OFFICE N E
remained legal time hereby notified 10 cal
at the S. W. corner of ELEVENTH and FILBERT
chgrtrs fHe squa. be sn,d
at auction No 2 South street. Monday, june 7h at
O'clock, b&10ts
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Sale No 350n Barring street, West Philadelphia
HANDSOME WALNUI LOR,sSTrrING.RODM on
CHAMBER, AND OAK plNGNG.ROOM FURN
TURF, WALNUT BOOKCASE, FINE CARPET,
ITO hTC
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M THOMAS & SONS NOS. 1S9 AND 1A
II . s. FOURTH STREET.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Mails are forwarded by steamer In the regular lines
The steamers for from Liverpool call at Queenstown
cept the Canadian line which call at Londonderry The
for from the Continent call Southampton
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ELEGANT PRIVATE LIBRARY.

I'm friday Afternoon,
juno at O'clock at the auction the choice pr
Yate library of Robert H. Gratz, ESQ., going abroad 81
PRIVATE STOCK OF FINE WINES AND LIQUORS
On Saturday,
June at Z o'clock noon at the auction store, the pr
yate stock Of Robert H. Gratz Esq, comprising fine old
Madera, Sherry, Port Catawba Catalonia Hook, Sau-
Samples ready one hour previous to the sale, t623t
THOMAS BIRCH % SON, AUCTIONEERe
Il AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. lilo
OHESNUT Street entrance No 1I07 SAMSON St
Sale No ITO Chestnut street
NEW AND SECONDHAND HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, CARPETS, PIANOFORTES, MELODEONS,
PARLOR ORGANS, MANTEL AND PIER MIR.
RORS, CEDAR CHESTS, PRINTING PRESSES,
ETC.
On Friday Morning
At o'clock, at the Auction Store No. I q Chestnut
street will be sold large assortment of elegant walnut
parloT, chamber, and dining furniture. Also cur
pets French plate mante and pier mirrors china, glass.
ware plated ware pianos mcOdcOus, cabinet organs
RED CEDAR CLOTHES CHESTS-At o'clock will
be sold tweutyfour superior cedar mOhproof clothes
chests.
PRINTING PRESSES Also two small printing
presses, with fonts Of type.
ELEGANT COUNrER-At 10 o'clock, will be sold. an
elegant walnut counter with desk, railing, etc. suitable
for Office. sea
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M THOMAS q SONS, NOS. 139 AND 14l
INA . s. FOURTH STREET
MISCEL ANEOUS BOOKS FROM LIBRARIES.
On wednesday Afternoon -
june 2, at o'clock. ... 6lN
Sale at the Auction Rooms, Nos. 1879 and 14I
----. Fourth street, -. L.. -
bQHEkIOK HOUsEHOLD -tURNlTUkE, ,FIANOS!
MIRRORS, FIRE PROOF SAFE, HANDSO We
VELVET, BRUSSELS, AND OTHER CARPETS
ETC. ETC.
On Thursday Morning.
June 8 at O'clock at the Auction Rooms by catalogue
large assortment of superior household furniture
pusing-Handsome walnut parlor suits, covered with
plush reps, and CLOTH superior library and dining
room furniture, walnut and cottage chamber suits supe
ror rosewood panofOrte superior oak bookcase wal
nut secretary and bookcases warrobes sdeboards
ceres extension. centre, and bouquet tables fine hair
mattresses and feather beds hne china and glassware
large assortment OF Office furniture superior hreproof
safe, made by Farrell Herring, sailmdkers' sowing
chine chandeliers refrgerators, stoves handsome velvet
Brussels and other carpets mating oil cloth,
Also superior double barrel gun and apparatus made by
j. POrbn, London.
Aleo, superior rifle, telegraphic sight.
Also, superior mahogany billiard table, marble beds
balls, and cues complete. 612t
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Z MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS FROM LIBRARIES
On wednesday Afternoon,
. A,fr1
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-13

das.ardlv coward while in the discharge Of
his patriotic duty in maintaining the Consti-
tuition in all its parts unimpaired and the
laws made in pursuance thereof, in obedience
to the mandates of twenty millions of free
people; therefor be it
Resolved, That this House do now adjourn
in honor of the day February ~ on which
was born the mar.vred Patriot and Defender
OF his Country, ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Adopted unanimously.
Adjourned
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NEW TODAY.
County TrcaSurer'S Notice.
SI. O0Z At.

NOTICE is hereby given. shat there 10 now 10
'he Ret rfl'ti"n Fund Of 0rmshT County, the
7nn If Nineteen Humid ed and Nine y-.even Dol
iar' Hr-i Forty Cents, and that ScaiQd Pro
f-'aa!s VIII he 'eerivcd by the Comfy Auditor for
~" surrender Of d ,ud'. Warrants and Cl.ini-
f''yabc oRt of sara Redemption Fun l. under the
IL"ri-f'ns Of an Act Of the legislature Of the STA
OF Nevada. sf'r-r vel March l2lh 1896: 10 tie
shount o. money in the Redemption Fund At the
time Of opening the Prep sails. TIE propo.sls
" II he received by the County Auditor up t. 70
~ clock 4. VI on
Hondny. March LIST. 1868,
And uu-t b" .'curnpanird by and euc;ts. the
u 'Hts, Warrants AMI Claims offered to be <uFrer-
dered. Printed blanks f,r fling ont bid. csn
t'' obtained upon ap. LEGATION at the Auditors
~iiis'e. IL 8. MASON. County T-.asurer
tH's3n CITY. Feb, 18th, 1859. fch-I2 III
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Coon TEMPLAR's BALL AT DAYroN-
In Monday evening. the 22d instant, the
Order Of Good Templars a. Dayton will give
grand Ball at Odcon Hall in that city. We
acknowledge complimentary ,ickc. to the
same. Thanks.
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CARD.-Itev. Mr.. and Mrs Fraser desire
10 express their thanks to the ladies and gen.
f'emcn Of the Presbyterian Society for their
Kindly remembrance on Thursday evening,
% The amount Of more than fifty dollars
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ATTENTION WARRENs.-An adjourned
monthly meeting of your Company will be
held this Saturday evening at 81 o'clocd.
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JUDGE BERRY Of Humboldt is here among
Vie law makers. looking like good honest
sturdy Black Republican. Pity tina, so hand
some man should be Democrat. By the
way, his paper. the Register, has been sold
:" The Humboldt County branch Of the Anti:
c0o!ie League This, We suppose, leaves the
democratic party withou; any regular
organ " in this State.
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SPECIAL N"rlCE.-We are closing up our
business for dissolution Of partnership, and
shall give 10 credit after this date-February
9th. All parties indebted to us will please
make immediate settlement, and thereby
save costs. Mason & HrFr.
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Mr.. LAwLER's SCHOOL EXAMINATION AND
EXHIBITION which was TO have taken place
this week. has been postponed until Friday
and Saturday, February 10Th and Goth.
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NO California INLs.-The C. P. +. Il.
* 20 blockaded with snow tina. j, is though,
'"'; there VIII be no through trains for
week to come. Consequently We are withou,
California letters and exchanges. 1t is stated
'i'at sno" sldes have prevented the railroad
people from keeping the track clear with
SOW plows.
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LINcoLN's BIRTH DAY-Yestcrisv-can
80 went without getting as much as pass
'n5 mention by the ArrEAL or any of our
daily cote'np 'raries OF this State. We take
upon onrself the share Of blame which
attaches to this though,.essness. The history
and services of ABRAHAM LINCOLN are en-
'.;'ed 10 more constant place in the rernem-
oE1nee OF every patriotic American than
mat the anniversary OF his nativity should
he permitted thus 20 pass by without as
much as paragraph in the newspapers of
the day or reminder in the Legislature. /,
i too true that " the evil that rren do lives
after them; the good is Oft inferred with
their bones
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HEATER.-One Of the largest audi noes
We have seen IN the Thca,er fer long time
assembled last evening to witness Leah.
the Forsaken." Miss Western as Leah /"
thrilled her auditors with some Of the fines.
touches Of intense acting that have ever been
presented to Carson asst ublaec. The plav
Is Of the deepest interest throughout, and the
f4ithfulness with which this very charming
artistic sustained herself from frs. 20 ls.,
sucIted the highest admiration Mr.. Nerae
As Rato'fc gave US specimen of very excel.
lent ac'Ing. The piece was well played and
very cretitably put upon the stage To-nieh,
Elctorine - and " Handy Andy" comprise
'he attractions, with Miss Western and Mr..
t'Tae in the principal characters Fas,
Lynne will Be repeated on Monday night.
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BRAXOB SANTIAGO.
KOREAN LINE q. 8. MAIL sTEAESHIPa
Leaves on SATURDAY March 9Th. at s In.
<Fz6a. FOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO VIA
s-<1tzzHzs GALvEsToN-Ths iron steamship
i. q. Harris.
JB LOCKWOOD Commander
WIN lsavs foot Of b. Joseph street n above.
II the steamer unAbls Brasos bar goods 70
be delivered at ships tackle, eonsgzees pay their own
nghtersgs For freight passage sppyto
oHAS. A WHITNEY CO., Agents.
30 and 81 Camp street
Freight sursd al osshs tia rates adopted By the Board
Of Underwriters. July l. lssa
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Receipta by Railroads,

N o, on G Web. 26.-12 bales cotton to
w Burbridge &co-6 do G II Mouton &co-l do
n Levy--l5 hhds sugar A Tertrou &cO--9 do H
McColl-8 do l8 bbls molasses l. Grsnde &co-24
do bills sugar A Miltenberger &co-l2 hhds su
gar l6 bbls moIasses W Bogart-5S.do Hare -33
do / hf.bbl do "A Rocheresu &co-l0 hhds sugar
] A Lane-l5 do Z Leverich-6 do G Sabatier-
sc hides A Tertrou &co-l bbls sugar A H Verret
Dbl syrup P Sevin-l bale moss bbls pota-
toes Parker-37 head stock and sundries to order
Total 10 bales cotton 70 hhds sugar lac bbls mo.
lasses
MOI & G N RR-Feb 26.-ls bales cotton
Alcus, Scherek & Autey-l2 do J w Champlin-5
Beadles, Wingo &co--l2 d s Henderson-9 to
Richardson Mays Payne, Huntington &co-s
Lehman, Newgsss &co--7 n Hitler &eo-5 J W
Persons IS h Ably &co--3 Britton & Moore-2
TIA NJ Allen &co-2 Jno 7 Hardie &co-2 Bat
tie & Noble-2 d Cook-l M Oglesby-25 ties
rice Hart &co-l case tobacco E H Wilson i
Son-45 bxs eggs G E Slsybsck &oo-1 bxs mdse
r III Powers-2 rolls leather l. Kouns & Bros
do Hickey-l bbs eggs R L Adams Sons
bdl hides NJ Kaufman &co-l0 bales ndse Jno
Hardie &co--sundries to order-TotAl 9s bales
cotton
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rOREIGN PORTS.
EXPORTS.

BREMEE-Shlp Charlottesville bales cotton &C
hhds tobacco bales furs $4,000 feet walnut lum.
ber.
BARCELONA-Brig Yencedor-279 bales cot
ton 2660 slaves
NEW Notwithstanding DeSoto-l62 bales
cotton SO bales moss 9l5 hides rs bxs candles 20
bbls oil 20 bbls pecans For Havsna-400 bbls
-four los bbls lard
bbls -four As bbls whisky 500 bbls pork 300 SKIS
corn 100 bags coffee rs SKIS oats 20 bales hay 10 900
feet lumber and sundries
AAYAGUEZ-Schr Billy Butts-l0S5 bbls -four
10000 feet lumber $4,000 shingles pkgs mdse
PENSACOLA-Schr Mst-650 SKIS corn IS bales
hay and sUndries
GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-.Steamship
Mary III Roberts-Sundry ndse
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Imports

NEW Notwithstanding Lsdona-As,d mdse
MESSINA-Brig c Colsen-Cargo fruit
PHILADELPHIA-SchrS NJ Tasker--Astd
mdse
LIVERPOOL-Bark Zuleika-4 bales sacks 6s00
axis salt jackson & Manson
HAVANA-Brig Hinds-l0o hhds molasses
902 bxs sugar A Couture &eo
TAMPICO- Schr Linda-s2574 specie Fernan.
dez-$2l76 do 200 pcs fustic and sundries NJ Payro
SABINE PAsS-Schr Fontanbesu-39 bales
cotton Jno Phelps &co-6l do l. Walmsley eco
Total 100 bales cotton
MOBiLE-Steamer 6aTah-.120 slaves Bobet
Bros-69 bbls rosn NJ Smith-l6 bbls bread
Strarg-sundTies 10 order
MOBILE--Steamer Louise-l42 bales cotton to
Lehman, Newgsss &co-l9 do Marx, Levy &co-
lis pkgs tobacco Wackerbrath & Joseph-60 do
and sundries to order-Total lei bales cotton
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= CRE2CENT UTTiCn, No. Is UIHP ElRlRT,
Saturday, February q, ls69.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship DeSoto, Eaton, for New York uia Ha.
vanas Harris & Bidwel
Steamship " Il Hewes. Trip, for Galveston,
c A Whitney &co
SteRmEbt Mary N Roberts, Smith, for Indianols
and Galveston, G d Hits
Ship Cha lotte IN @, Getzen, for Bremen,
Meeker, Knox AGO
Brig VeHcedor (sp), Sureda, for Barcelona,
W r Buddendorf
Schr Billy Butts (Br), Howett for Mayaguez,
Goldenbow Il Kelley
6chr Misi, Dougall, for Pensacola, ERPoole
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Ship Artisan. Smith, Is days from Boston, to G W
Hynson &co-
Ship Assam Valley. Roberts, from Liverpool Dec.
10th, TO Marry &co-
Bark GiOvan Batista, Gugelmsno, from Palermo
49, Dec. I'd, to Gregorio &co-Frut
Bark Columbia Muller, from Antwerp, in ballast,
to Mummy, LuliDg &co-