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EHB TRUCK FARMS.

It is feared by the farmers upon the Neck
that their interests have been materially In.
jorsd by the cold snap of The past few days.
Tho greater portion Of the green pea crop vas
on the eve OF blossoming at the beginning OF
the cold spell, and is, therefore, probably de.
stroSed. The effects of the cold upon the pea
crop cannot, however, be accurately deter
mined set. as the plant does not wIther and
die Immediately, and the tears of the farmers
may,i the end, prove unfounded The younger
portion OF the pea crop ls certainly uninjured.
Crops, such as tomatoes and cucumbers.
that are raised under glass-topped frames are
unipjured, except In those cases where the
farmers neglected to put additional covering
upon the glasses. There are unfortunately
several cases Of the later kind. No Other
crops are above ground just now. The potato
crop has been planted, but 1t s not believed
that 1t has received any injury. 1t is doubt
tul, however, whether the farmers here will
be behind their competitors elsewhere, even
In those crops that have been injured, as the
cold spell has prevailed all over the truck
farming region, and the crops everywhere
win be Late,
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THE SAVANNAH DEFALcATIoM.
Mysterious and Simultaneous Disap-
pearance OF q Bank Clerk ana ihirty
Thousand Dollars.

Mvsterious and Simultaneous DisaP-
,a,rance Of a Bank Clerk and Thirty
Thousand Dollars.
The Savannah papers of yesterday contain
some additional details of the detalcation and
flight from that city OF Mr.. Allen G. Jones, the
exchange clerk of the Southern Bank OF
Georgia. Jones, it appears, is native Of
Bangor, Maine, who has occupied the above
named position for about two years, and haV-
Ing won the entire confidence of the bank Oh
ecIsls. he was entrusted with the control OF
the books In which the account OF exchange
with other banks were kept. One OF these
hooks contained drafts, which, in the regular
course of business, were signed 10 blank by the
cashier and left with Mr.. Jones, to be dled out
az REQUIRED by customers. This opportunity
for rascallty appears to have proved too much
for The integrity of Jones, and 1t has now
been discovered that some time during tne
past Two months he has filed up these blank
drafts in his own favor upon other DanKs'
quietly pocketlng the proceeds. MOST OF tue
drafts were upon the Park National Bank oil
Nsw York, and the amount that Jones has oo'
tanned In this way Is supposed 10 be about
thirty thousand dollars. He departed from
Savannah on the night of the 2lst ultimo'
ostensibly to attend to some business mattere
in Ktnestree, 8. c., but hlS prolonged absence
having exoted the suspicious OF the bank om-
GERS. an investigation of his books was maoe'
and the result was the discovery of the trans
actions above described. The bank is fully
able to sustain the loss, but It's officers mani
fest very lively desire to have the pleasure
of seeing Mr.. Jones again, and as tney have
sent prompt intlmatIon OF that desire BY
telegraph to the detectives throughout the
country, 1t is very possible that the fugitive
may be apprehended.
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CH.R1EsToN FRkIGHTs AND sTOR-
= AGE.

The Halifax, N. S. Cilizen. of February e.
furnishes the following Information In refer.
ence to the cargo Of the sbip Tranmere, which
was !freighted here some weeks since BY Cap
tain Henry Gard. Its comparison with prom
ipent Savannah cargo Is very favorable to our
port. It says: 1.-THE large cargo Of cotton
recently shipped at Savannah, In the ship
Alexandra, OF Yarmouth, was not the largest
ever shipped at Southern p 'rt, as was re-
ported In Savapnah paper. The new bark
Tranmere. Of Halifax, s36 toRs register, So
tons smaller than the Alexandra, carried 224l
bales upland cotton, 40 bags sea island Cot
ton and 1lS6 bbls rosin. The Tranmere was
loaded at Charleston. The freight list amount
ed to 1882 los. l0d. The Alexandra, calculat-
Ing Che weight of cotton u.45l,32s pounds) at
one-half penoy per pound, with five per cent.
primage, which Is the rate OF freight that has
been paid at Charleston and Savannah for the
past two or three months, would make q
freight OF f3l7l l5s. I'd. This shows s.s Is.
Sd. In favor of the Tranmere, Notwithstanding
the fact that the latter registers ffty-two tons
less.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
The Charleston Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, MARCH o. 1910
TIE CRoPs.-The We K commenced unsesliea'
with winter temperature and some raln' after.
wards Gear, with hard frost. The quantity Oh
wet and uupropltious weather, with the n'gn
state OF the streams, promises to Interfere with
the early and rapid preparation Of the neids' auo
the planting time may be retarded In consequence
The demand ,r fertilizers has continued goou'
and planters are makiHg the most liberal arrange
ments to advance. the growth OF the coming CROP
TIE RKcEIPTs.-The arrivals at the cotton por's
for the week up to Friday last were lo5S2S oales'
o,e,na. 1osIss hales for III. hefore aud
1902 bales for the time last year. Al
New Orleans the supplies were 65.67s oaies
and 80 e35 bales for the week OF the previous year.
The total receipts at the cotton ports from
September ], 1872, up to the latest dates, wert
274e sas bales. In contrast win 23'5 242 bales tne
previous year, showing an increase OF iSl'SSi
bales. The arrivals at the principal Southerr
ports from september !, 1872 up to the iateS'
telegrs phic intelllRence, as compared Win tne
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AVERT THE DANGER.-The 'etheral mild.
ness" with which poets credit the vernal sea.
son is more an Illusion Of The fancy than a
meteorological fact. Early spring In temper.
ate climates is fearful time, and the tears
are usually too cool for health or comfort. To
avert the complaints to which the fogs and
winds OF the season are apt to give rise, pru-
dent people who believe In the proverD that
prevention is better than cure" fortlfy their
stomachs and brace up their nerves and
muscles with Hostetters Stomach Bitters.
Those who do this are wise, aud are rewarded
for their wledom by escaping the vlsitations of
chills and fever, rheumatism, bIliousness.
halulency: constipation, stomach complaint.
&C.. 80 common In damp, inbospitable
weather. To the less prudent, who neelect
this precaution and suffer for 1t, we would saw
that the disorders which this potent veee,a-
BILE tonic prevents 1t also cures.
mshs.wfmsDew
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soBsEov1rs OF mR. Il. Z. BEcKMAM

Mr.. q. L. Beckman, an ex-assistant engi'
neer of the Pioneer Steam Fire Engine Com
pany of this city, died In Savannah, Ga, on
Tuesday last, the 4lh instant. Intelligence
OF the sad event reached the clty on the same
day, and on wednes lay morning the remains
arrived here on the Savannah and Charleston
Reiiroad. They were met-at the depot oy a
delegation from the Pioneers, and conveyed
to the residence OF the father Of the deceased,
No. 6,Jasper Court, where the funeral services
took place yesterday morning at ten o'clock.
Alarge NUMBER ortrlends were present. inclnd-
ing many members of the Pioneer stean Fire
Engine Company and the Burns Charitable
Association. The following gentlemen, ON
Gers or the Pioneer, acted as pall-beerers:
Messrs. ] W. McK-nry, G. E. Surau, IT, G.
steinmeyer, @. P. slelnmeyer, A. @. Mustard
and a. G. Gage. Mr.. Beckmsn had hsld for
long period the position mentioned above, and
went, about 6 year ago, to Georgia, to engage
in bnainess. he had been absent out q few
months, when he was taken Ill with typhoid
pneumonia, of which he died,
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TEE COURTS.
United States Court.

Petition of Rebecca T. Holmes to estaolisn
lien OF mortgage, in the case OF Thurston q
Holmes, bankrupts. Granted.
Petition of Templeton Black, of York Coun-
ty. for voluntary bankruptcy. Referred to
Registrar Clawson.
Petition of G. Herbert Sass for payment OF
counsel fees In the case OF BeDj. Allston,
bankrupt. Referred TO Registrar Carpenter.
The hearing on the petition oil E. 8. Jaffrey
Co. for the bankruptcy ofSloll, Webb q Co.,
was postponed until the 18th Instant.
The case of B. A. Abbott vs.. E. L. Wells, as
Lesssne & Wells, suit 10 recover costs for the
detention Of q vessel, was heard to the hour
of adjournment, and will be taken up for
further hearing on the llth Instant.
Court Of Common Pleas.
In the case of Edmund Bull vs. j. 4. Lamb
SOD, suit to recover costs for making a tur'
pentine stili, verdict. was rendered for the
paintiff for sl57s 05.
In another case of Edmund Bull ys. ]. Z.
Lambson & Co., the name oil D. g. Hongn as
partner of Lambson was struck out Of the
suit, and q verdict OF s226 6s was rendered for
the plaintiff.
In The case OF L. D. Mowry Son vs. j..
wlnsmith, verdict of 1924 % was rendered
10 favor OF the plaintiffs.
The following names have been drawn for
the Iurors Of the extra term OF the Court OF
Common Pleas, which begins on the l7Ih in-
slant:
Joseph Melvin, city; Duncan Fraser, Johns
Island; Wn. Brunges, C1nrad &. LoudeKa,
John Baker, T. r Tully, h. Green, Alex. HUM,
CITY; Jasob Fisher. st. James Goose Greek;
Cors4w Sluons, Christ Church; aaron Ruther'
ford, a,sy; Alex. Dubois, st. Stephens; =. ID.
Morelsud, CITY; B. W. Williams, 81; ,aI Andre%s; 1,H;
St. James Goose Greek; W. 9. R,ut, city; W.
States Lee, Edislo; Geo. Singleton, Christ
Church: ii. w, Hendricks, G. l.. Kornahr.ns,
L. NJ. Cater, James B. Jones. Henry Artope,
city; Moultrie Drayton. Christ CnurGni "
Graham. W. q. Daily, q. Lance, A. Nimllz,
J. j. Kenny, R. Glvens, city; Guy Edwards,
Mayors Court.
Edward Wright, colored, for being drunk,
disorderly and resisting the police, two dollars
fine, or twenty days in jail; Cato Brisbane,
coored, supposed larceny, caee dismissed;
John Connolly and Pinckney swetman, appli.
cation for lodging, discharged; Andrew An
derson, for an assault, five dollars fine or
thirty days IN Jail; Patrick Dougan, for being
drunk, dlsorderly and abusing The police, one
dollar fine, or len days in jili Ben McNorton,
Tor being drunk and disorderly, fned TWO dol
lars; Emma Nichols, same offence, one dollar
fine, or ten Jays in jail; Thomas Mshoney,
same offence, same penalty.
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LO0AL LACONICS.

Bishop Lynch ,ectured in New York City
last Sunday night on the subject Of Bismarck
and the Church"
George P. Wiler was arrested yesterday
for soliciting orders Without the customary
license. After doing this and paying the costs,
he was released.
3-Plplin. the negro who ia supposed to have
murdered his wife In Christ Church Parish, on
Sunday last, Is still at large, and the coroner
yesterday communicated with the Governor
asking that reward be offered for bis arrest.
The stockholders of the Marine and River
Mining and Phosphate Company have elected
the following directors: D. T. Corbin, A.
Iiaacs, James P. Low, George W. Clark, and
J..P. Robertson. Reuben Tomllnson was re-.
elected treasurer, and B. @. Hard, clerk.
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DEATH OF IN EsIIMABLE YOUNG
l.sye-- -.s-95.r- MAN.

: Mr.. /. 8. z. Bennett, Jf.. nephew and the
adopted son of Mr.. I. 8. Z. Bennett, and Inc
head bookkeeper and confidential clerk OF
Messrs. Edwin Bates & Co., died at eight
O'clock on Wednesday morning OF heart dis
ease, aged thirty-one. He had 5een suRtrer
Tor many years from the malady, but was con-
nned to bed for only three weeks. he was
deeply afflicted by III. death OF hia charming
young wife, on the oath of last December, and
It is supposed that the mental distress conse-
ouent thereon fastened the termination OF
his life. He was highly esteemed by all VINO
knew him. The fuaeral took place at st.
Philips Church, at half-past Two o'clock yes
:ferday afternoon, and was numerousy attend.
cd. His body was Inferred at Magnolia.
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Exports of tho Week Ending March 8

Exports Of the Week Ending March 8
FOREIGN.
LIveRpooL-Per Br bark Gulona-24s bags SET
lsluud colton. 1859 bales upland cotton. 6l9 Dbl
rOsln, Lbl wax per br bark Dunus-
264 bags Sea island coltUu, 1868 bales upland Co:
Ion.
BARAcoA-Schr Old Chad--16,oco feet lumber
and SUIT dries. ........Per schr Carrie Bonneli-
"a, 500 feet lumber.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YoRk-Per steamship James Adger-64;
les cot on, 81 tcs clay, % ba es domestlcS, VI
pSgs sundries .... Per steamship Chanpl0n-66
bales co'1ou, 1888 tcs rice, 81 casks cay, Al bale
domest'cs. sacks chaf 24o pkgs sundres 80,
Per steamship South CarollRa-loo4 balls CT
ton ITO tierces rice, 400 sacks rice chan, 30 casks
clay. ll6 bbls rosIn, 81 bales domestics, 30 bbl,
cotton seed oil, and sundrles. Per schr Gee
Peabody-3e3 bb.s rosln. Per schr Gar
100000 feet lumber.
BosroN~Per steamship MercedIta-34s bales
upland C ittnn 80 casks spirits lurpentlEe, 63t
bbs rosiu, 2s tons Iron. 0 pkgs sundrles..
Per schr Governor GocdWiu-376 Dols rosin, 81
tons old iron.
pH1LApRLpH1A-Pcr steamship Equator-7ls
bales cotton, 3l0 bales domestlcs 66 trs rice 60a
obs naval stores. 4s bags rice chat, 80 bags
c0coanuts. 160 pkgs snndries.......P Per schr Ida
Babcoo $4,000 feet hewn timber, $1,000 feet
resawed lumber
BALTIMoRR-Per steamship Falcon-50S tIerces
rice, 235 bales upland cotton, S2S bbls rosin. as
bales dUmestics ll3 ba es bagping, s6 car wheels,
ID casks clay. TO- 90 feet umb r, 90 bbls oranges,
43 pEgI sundri-s.......Per su amsnlp Sea Gull
l2o bales upland cotren n tcs 4Ol bbls rosin, lS
bales domrsllcs, ID rolls leather Al 8 cks rice
haf, 45 00u feet lumber...... Per brig Jennie
MOrtor-6rtcs rice 100 tons pho sphale rock.
NORTH WkYMoUTH-Per schr Elizabeth Magee
81 bales cotton, 400 tons phosphate rock.
SAVANNAH, GA-Per schr LaVolta-2760 bags
Pacific yuano.
RICHMOND, vA-Per schr Joseph Ellis--75 tons
old irun.
ORIENT, L. I-Per schr Eureka-153 tons phos.
phaia rnrK.
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TEE CHARLESTON COLLEGE,

The Baccalaureate examination Of the
Charleston College has just been concluded.
Mr.. NJ. F. Tighe. of summerville, was awarded
the frat honor, and Mr.. Robert Smith, Oh
Charleston, the second honor: Mr.. Norman
NJ Porter, Jr., received the ile' appointment
Mr.. J. @. Blackmau the secon' appointment,
and Mr.. l.. F. McHugh the third appointment.
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UNIVERSAL REaEDY-"Brown's Bron-
chlal Troches" tor Coughs, Colds and Bronchial
Affections stand fret In public favor and con-
fdeRoe; this result has been acquired BY test
of macy years. DowIE, NOISE & DAVIS, Agts.
noy20-Wfm3
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THE JoBBNG TRADE.

The especial attention of our readers, and
particularly of country merchants, Is called 10
the card of the jopbing trade OF this city IN
another column. We shall have sometning
further to say in regard to this important
branch of business tomorrow.
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Hor BED SASH Hor BED SASH 1.-Two thou
sand Hot Bed Sash just completed, and now
ready for delivery; price low. Call and ex'
anime same at P. P. Toale's, Nos. 20 Hayne,
and SO Pinckey streets, or on Horlbeck's
Wharf. dec30
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UNION PRAYER MEETINGS.

- Services this friday afternoon, at half
past four o'clock, at The dlebe-slreet Church,
wiltbe conducted By the Rev. J. A. Chamoliss.
At night, at the Circular Church Lecture.
room. at half-past seven o'clock. The Rev. r.
Gowsn is expected to oficiate.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

ABBEvILLB, March6.
e''''1 SPARrANBuRe, March 4.
e'''''' NEwBERRY, March 4.
Cotton Is selling at1sHc..
Cotton is quoted at 17ahl.kc
COLUMBIA Marrh 5.
Sales or cotton to day 45 bales; md ills 9 INC
CAMDEN, March 5.
oeipts have bee4 light. Quotations. u TO lSXc
uRAKGt BURG, March s.
Cotton CLOSED dull at 18 TO loKc.
HAkLuTTE. March 4.
Sales light. No change In market as 10 quota
tious, Extremes lSH To lsc.
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CITY AFFAIRS. :
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

: str.cs Observance Lodge, A. F. NJ, at f''t-
past P. N. ,
.iDrayton Lodge, A. Y. H., at half.past 7
p. II.
Marion Lodge. I. o. o. F., at 7P. NJ.
Eagle Fire Company, at P. NJ.
Marion Fire Company at P. NJ.
Irish Volunteer Rifle Club, al P. n.
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T8ERNOMETRICAL.

The following ls the range Of the thermome-
ter. yesterday at the drug store OF MT. Joseph
Backmau, Broad street: A. NJ, 81 10 A.
M., AZ; l2 NJ, At; 2 P. NJ, 45;4 P. NJ. A; F.
NJ. 43: p. NJ, "a.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

a.: ~ ,.,,,p or hIa
. william Mckay will sell at 10 O'CLOCK al lib
store, mating, furnilure, dc.
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AT FuRoHaoTT, BENEDICT & Co., Kid
Gloves, one button, 70 cents-reduced from
81; two button, 95 cents-reduced from 81 rs.
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slgus. Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers aud Castors, at
Allan's, No. 3O7 King street.
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ALL the popular grades of the Watham
Watch mandatory, at James Allan's.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, March 8.
SPIRITS TURPBHTrSE -MarAet quieL and dull.
osass Iej DRIED
RostN strained has advanced 10 opnta on last
repo, ted sale sales 1UOo bbls ar SO. 46i bb.8 al
s2 30 aud 800 b Is E. No 2at 70 per Dbl.
CRUDE TuRPrENTISE-HaI declined rs cents
Sales OF l40l ools at IS for hard, IS f.r yellow
dlo, and s6 for virgin-tns latter subject to de.
duotiop OF l.btp,
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Exports.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Georgla-S bags
sea island cotton, 667 bales upland cotton, 45(
bols rosn Is tcs rlce 30 bales d0mestics, 8S bales
hides and supdries.
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A LARGE and varied stock OF Sterling Silver
ware at James Allan's, King street.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

SEA ISLAND COTToE.-The arrivals or thls quail.
ty OF the Sta le re mcdera e, say 1856 bays OF
sea islands and Floridas. The market has been
quiet and dull and lansactlons uited, the sales
not exceedings l5O bags OF Carolnas and FlorI'
das among which were, Of Carvlinss. at 81, 1oat
50. 1s at a5 80 at 20, s6 and 4sc or Flordas, at
&c.
RIos.-Tnere were limited receipts OF Carolina
rough, viz, about 5000 bushels coming 70 hand.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Soc First Page for other Local Matters
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Total lncreaS5 co uHIe.'' '''.' '''' -
The receipts OF cotton at the principal southern
markets from February 81, 1873, to March g. S7S'
inclusive as reported by telegraph, were as fol'
lows:
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Exports OF Naval Stores and Lumber
from tho Port Of Charleston, from Sep.
tember I,ls7a, to March s, 1873.
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CHARLESTON, s.O...... MARCH !, 1878.
Lat 80 deg 4s min IS sec i L,n 10 deg St MIMI seo
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


4th insE. Mdse. To Jas Adger & col 3 Adger4 co,
A NJ Adger A. ANIME, I Bissell F y Borner.
Boe.ch, W NJ rird & CO, f Bates d co, T 8
Eudd CO. Blscnon j co, b Boyd, II BristoA d
Chapiu, Cameron. Barhley 90, DAILY, Js bu.
Val q son, X David, Erwin MsRIll. Bas-
tern. D Etldmsp, A Femng, eraveley, For.
.ythe. McComp co, Furcng IT, Bel ed!ct CO,
Brother, y u Gliddon. Hart & o.. W Hgrsl,
Holmes, Calder & co, J HARRISON, N Hunt, L
Kenacka, Klatte co, Kiusman 4 Howell.
Lighthouse Engineer, J q Lea,ay, W Ltpley.
Minor CO, s K Marshall d co, Nachman, d co.
ID O'Nelll Il son, B 0'NeiI. U Papperlnj Ravenel
4 co. Ravenel, H. lmts &:coi southern Express
co, ste ems, Werner QUICKER haw, 3 Stod-
Thomas & Lanueau, L we,skopf, Weldham d
Schuily. walker, Evans & cosswell, W Yates,
n & A Ashton, Mrs U q Berna d, Courier Omoe,
Cohen Wei 8, Charleston News, O h glaassen,
DesSar, r Erwin, WC Ri Forsy:ne, +
FaE co, Fogaltie,s Book Store, I Byman & co,
ES Holmes; ) y asppoldr, Johnson Brown,
Larger, y A Lengaick, D Leater. Ool Ricnard
Lathe 8, N Luhr, melchers i Muller, " McComo,
Melnnis; II Perry. Paul. WEIGH eco Recks d
Peterlnan, W shepherd d 90, Terry & Nolan, VIM
.ees UasiaaISs " wI,isgs @ = CO, WI WEBB, a Wad
hams, Th"minson TN the osn inst 30 miles
OF Frying Pan. sighaligei steamship Aercedita;
same cay spoke sGnr Luwaa: o. Gaafea az
q, WI Jlos ana man Doom gonei Haniso ao
assis,a anSe. ,, n e,, v.,,s p.,,,,,~o o
dsSa SaF Ma,e Senee 10 Gonen ws, RIsahof co
J U Il ClaUssen, JnO ampsen q co, Gr8ver d
Bro. Gr4ver, Jackson q co, Liiienthal
Luoen, n Lunls' Moroccan GO, pauL. GeicM =,
Tupper son. o F Wleters, Wehmann, b
Wuhr mann. Wagener & Monsses; j. q OIanaan,
Oroer ana others.
Schr Wans,a, Swiunerton, Baltmore-s days.
Guano To Prngle SON, Bulwlnkie, Ban.
1oau a,,a asen'' hepol's very ne0Ty Sa'ea aAu Saa
1aeS.,,, r,n, ,,,, p,,,,,,o p,,,,s, s,,.,,
v.h ue s.ls :'SaSe 'SsS ny pa,osk sfyk
Moasst1 hals ,au agsa! UIasr 1n9 nS,,aSsrh,o
aud thera. ,,,.r, ,....u ,,..,
lee To Ava Gs0e .AS, t-,-
Schr ann 1eas. Gsrbatt. nom West Point
Mill. bS t1erces rice. To " o Bee & co.
bnsnels rourI rice. 10 " KSsn. -
Sleamer Ilctasnr, vo4eetaI. FaiatkH We sack-
AU.
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MEMORANDA.

The schr Jesse Hart. I'd, BsrS, from New York,
which arrived Wednesday last is consigned 70
iron, straw and hay)to Eorrhea, tern RaisSoed'
Company, d AcPhers on. and Geo W King. .aSSe,f
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL. March 9.
Arriv' q, Heoia and Angles New, York; Porto
Rico and Encch Talbot, New nrleanS. go.
NEW YORK, March g..
Arrived, City Of Austin. =: -