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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RETREAT
TENHE PASCAGOULA HOUSE is nov, open for the
Il reception of company. This delightful retreat is
situated on the west bank of the Fascagoulu Bay, its
confluence with the Gulf of hlcxico Tie situation is
elevated, and commands extensive view of Bay and
Lake, and is only separated from the Gulf by chain
of Islands which lay fronting the whole coast from to
10 miles off,
The Proprctors feel thankful to the community for
tue patronage OF the past season. and would be grateful
for return of the the present, Every cxcron On
their part will he made to render visitors comfortable.
FISH and oysters will be had in abundance and every
article OF food and luxury, which the country afford
will supply the table Connected with the esublisl,.
ncnt are all the necessary apparatus for BaiAng also
two Billiard Tables, and two Nnc Pin Alleys
TO those who fond Of sporting, small game will
he found along the Shore aud by going u short distance
in the interior, deer and 9th lurge anuIs can be found
III abundance; and for those fond of the chase IA Pack
of the best of Hounds arr always command.
The drinking wutrf is from the rurcst Spring and ice
always at hand.
Any of the Boats plying between this CITY and Mobile
will land passengers the Pier The difficulty of getting
from the Pier 10 the house in small bouts, particularly
for ladies aud children, has always been an objection 10
those visiting the establishment, is oivated as tho
steamer Aen plies twice week between this and Pas
casoula and will land hel pas cugcrS immediately ut
tie house. G. & NJ. J. McRAE
N, d. The Liquors Of tho choicest kinds having
hccn mostly i,nnnriN i he
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS..
CLAW ny AT THE SOUTH, the south vindi
SEATED fes the treason and lanatcisn Of The northern
abelitionsts. vol. II mo.
The book of Pleasures by Thas Cdnpbcll Samuel
Rogers and Mark Akenside. | vol 10 AIo.
The Gentleman and Lady's Book efPoliteucsS and pro-
prietv ofdeportmcn Dedicated the youth ofboth sew
BY Madame CCnart, translated ram the sixth Pa
rs edition.
Infantry Tactics or rules for the exercise and
of the United States infantry. BY Major &c
neral Scott, L S Army, In vols. Il mo- just received
and for sale by w MckEAN, cor camp & com SITS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01
REMOVAL.

H. FIlLEY has removed from 76 Chartrcs street to
- ~ Canal, near Royal and has received by late
arrivals, additions to the original stock, which now
ohered in quantities to suit purchasers.
hlch Satins, plain and figured.
do do blk and colored.
40 Gro de Paris, plain d fgd.
40 do jet aufiblue blk.
90 Rep Silk. plain and egd.
40 danzes, Paplins, Ii ,rnancs &c.
Hose. '>
Superior embroidered Lace and open work do do
30 Ihrcnd, Mohair, Worstcd and Cotton Hose.
S!Gwars Paris made H S Gloves, blk, white 4 assd
Silk and Net Gloves, blk, white and assorted.
90 IN de and IL 5 Gloves, long armed.
Also-2o eases comets. Consisting Of
french silk and Satin trimmed and untrmmcI, Orcri-
tni Grecla Florence Oval CROWN ar Tuscan S;truws
dursans, Head Dresses, Wreatha, Feathers Flowers
DC. &c. d: T.. EIILEY 76 Cnnni s,rnct
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

ANIMALS FOR 1886.
FHNlE JlNENlLEFORGET -ME- NOT, n Christmas
and New Years Gift, or Birth Day Present, fol
1886. Edited by Mrs S c Hall.
HEATlS PICTURESQUE Annual, for 1885, clnbcllish
ed with 70 splendid enGrnrinss, by the first artists
f"iITicAL ANIMAL hcing selections from the Eng
ltSh poets, from Spcnccs TO Bcatti eubcshod with
portrait and "A illustrations from drawings by II Cor.
bould.
The RELlGrors souvenir, u Christmas New Years
ana Birth Day Present for 1855. Edited by Chauuccy
Cotton, ID ID. Just received and for sale hv
WIN MKEAN,
dec II corner Camp and Common ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01
FOR NEW YORK

Louisiana and New York Line of Packets)
- - - Is
Il Orleans and New York on every other Monday.
commencing the 18th April and to insure the
srictest punctuality in their time of sailing the line will
hereafter consist of six ships, viz -
Ship YAZoo, Captain Eldridge, to case here 18th
Ship MISSISSIPPI, Captain Robinson, to leave on
9th May.
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Captain Collins, to leave on
23d May.
Ship VICKsBURG, Csptuin Woodheuse, to leave on
9th Juue.
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Palmer, to leave on goth
June.
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Palmer to leave OH
3dJnly.
~ The above ships are all ncw of the first class.
coppcred and copper fastened, and upwards of 500 tons
burthsn, of light draught of water, being built in
New York expressly for the trade. The price of pas
sage fixed at one hundred dollars their cabins are fitted
up on the most improved and convenient plan, g. ssed
in neat and elegant style. Ample stores of the first
quality, will be provided and every regard had to the
comfort and entire satisfaction of passengers, who will
please take notice that berth be secured until
paid tor at the office of the consignees.
These packets are commanded by captains well ex-
perienced in the trade who will give every attention and
exert themselves to accommodate. They will at all
tunes be lowed up and down the Mssissippi by steam
boats md the strCtcst punctuaty observed in the time
of sailing.
The owners of these ships will not be responsible for
any letter parcel PACKAGE sent by put beard of
them, unless regular bill of lang be signed therefor
at the counting house of the agents or owners For
]. d. DETN g. A. COHEN,
April IL No. II Canal street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

DRANDY, GIN & RAlSINs-A lot ola few hun
I'D bred boxes bunch raisils, few hapipes of French
Brandy several pipes old superior Holland Gn and
fifty boxes sperm candles, all OF fair quality, to be sold
low to close u concern. WIN BATrEY "a old levee.
N. b Iron and Coppcr-cash will be paid for few
hundred tons of old Iron and Copper, apply as above
jan u
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

A NNUALS FOR 1836.-IIcath's Picturesque Au.
- nuas for 1885, with 25 splendid cngrviugs by the
best artists, after drawings, by A. G. Eickers, ESQ
Fishers Drawing Room Scrap Book for 1886, with
political illustrations by l.. f.. l..
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir, Christmas and
New cars Present for 1886, edited by s. e. Goodrich
IhcGif1, Christmas and New Years Present, cI-
ted miss Leslie.
Forgc-Mc- Not, Christmas, New Years and Birth
day Present for 1885, edited by Frederic Shohel
20 The Friendships Offering, and Womcn's WrcatA, u
Christmas ~. New Tears Present for 1886.
The Religious Souvenir a Christmas, New Years
and Birthday Present for 1885, edited by Chaucey Col
ton, ID. ID.
The Juvenile Forget Nic-Not,a Christmas and New
Years Gift for 1886, edited by Mrs. S. c. Hall.
The Pearl or Affections Gift, Christmas and Nav
Years Present for 1896.
The Poelica Annual for 1886, being selections from
the English Poets from Chaucer to Bealtc.
The Infants Annual, or Mothers Offering
The Youths Book oftle Seasons.
The Artist, Young Ladies' Instructor in ornamcn-
tai Painting, drawing, sc. by B. F. Gunt!cc.
Elements of Drawing Flower Painting in OPAQUE and
transparent water colors. by E. E. Perkins.
Flora and Thaa, or Gems and Poetry, being IN al
phabctca arrangement Of flowers, with appriutc illus
trallons and colorcd plates, by lady.
The Language of Flowers, ID edition.
Peter Parlcy's Almanac for 1886.
The American Almanac and repository of useful
knowledge, FIR the year 1886.
The Nautical Almanac and astronomical Ephemeris
for the year 1886.
The German Almanac for 1896.
Justrcccivcd and for sale by
WNI. MKEAN,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

| EHECK books on The following banks, viz: NIer-
- chants, Exsh,GGo and banking Co, Orleans,
Nee hanlcs and Traders, Louisiana, Louisiana State
A,chainlaya Canal and Banking Co., Commercial,
tarol'on, i.provcmen Co, Gas, Citizens Union and
City Banks ion sale by uOICIrlSS & co.
Jan III 1. 'hn,rcs
| HOTCEklSS " cos COUNTING, HOUSE
| DIRECTORY, FOR 1887
EuS published, containing lis of all the Banks, Dil
AZ f2clrts aud Discount dIyS, Insurance aud other
Companies, Tariff Of the rates of charges adopted by
the Chamber Commerce Anctioneerf asri al ans, do
iis'rd and for sale BY " m0T ''.i ~ Sco .'-
la4 81 Ciartres ST.
nATENr STEEL PENS Patent Perry inn Re-
| q guming Pen. This novel invention, BY means IT
the regulating spring, conaan''sall tic and freedom
OF the best quill ii also he n;c harder or softer
to suit the hand taste Of the writer h, sim; w m, yi,
the sp,lng higher Or lower according 10 the es.cc Of
hcxihliiy.
! Patent Peruvian Elastic Fountain Pen Ry the nc
c'ii construction OF this e"lir, Hcw instrument,
scvor is ternr, hat III contain sufficient ink to write
thirty lines with dip. The elasticity Of The Fonn-
tam pI's most agreeable soNutssau freedom to the
pen, rendering it incapable Of ht,0ins 'le bard. 10
AL men oil business or persons writing cxl,ciHousy,
this pen will be found an ;s,Sauls sU,lsitan.
Path Perry is Fountain Per, w3ilaus to write more
than !i'y lines with dip OF ink The ink tior, His
ne" Instrument flows in an even and uninterrupted
s,ream exactly pro,onouc,i 10 tc strcnsth of The lei
'cis formed" ',s rrod"ens Sraet uniformity in t4g
appearance of the writing.
Patent ln'ia Rubber Slna.g Pen TiGsncyc ar,l,-
cation OF C'on'chouc effects extraordinary ciasti.y
in the Pasen Pen, and lis advantages vr tIC null must
be universally acknowledged.
Double Palcm, Perry ian Pen.
CLIPS Paturt iAiua PEN. These pCus will contain a
greater supply of ink than ANY vet ia,rued and for tl
'T'i'iy aud elasticity c'no, be surpass, Iy any o,cr
| Improyed I ,ns,,, p,,,,,i,, s,lp.,s
! and t.,r s.le Iy ~ WV, ,,.I. Hc' 1, -
.uy 90 .o,,,o, 90 f,n,,,. 49,, r,,'-tA =,
THNiIE subscrib ers have IN, Lnn,l ,d ,Ec ga, s,io -
u following goods, entitled to hcbcu,lre. =.
limitation Madras silliunI,r, md p,il;o,, h,
kcrchci imitation silk pn,,crns Er c. ,i,,,od cn,;
rcees dark and light crs,,ad "a md b
and cum,rics eL, sromL "a md a. "a -,
40 H. and ii p Inches width: o8 btacl,cd rowsr
loom shirtipcs; g. blue and black l,;ntz sloni a,
ed black blue nnIc and sthr cnnr aTso
teens black, blue purple and other coors assorted
vnls"ccns; nIocskins assorted coors; euemoncy g8
white ground and light blue, ASSORTED; SO nadarol-
lani assorted qualities; !'3 mpcliulcs; A. striped
Gale%cs as Arah,s;; 81 and 80 inch printed aanac,s
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

n EN BOOkS.--Essay the Rate of Wages, with
anexaninaton of the causes of the differences in
the condition of the laborng population throughout the
world, by II. c. Carey.
Clinton Bradshaw; or the Adventures Of LAWYER,
in two vols
The American Almanac and Expositor of Useful
knowledge, for the year 1886. For sale by
nov 2i nOTClIkISS & Co. 81 i'hnrires ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

SCHOOL BOOKS.
A tNSWORTH'S Latin and English Dictionary
IN Virgil Dolphin, Valpy's Homer, ScIlrcvcl Lcxi-
con, B"'mnnn's Greek Grammar, Moore's do, Jnvenal
Sallust Smart's Cicero Greek Tcstanc,ts, Jucsb's
Greek Reader, Virgilius, Ovdii, Liber Prmus Adams
Latin Grammar, Wilson's Sallnst, Wasington's Vita
Bolnlars French Grammar, Cnbi's Spanish Grammar
Nenmah and Barc'i's Spanish and English Dictionary,
Grimshaw's History Of England
S...It. t..4a.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01


F5NEA, RAlSlNS, The subscribers ave forsale
IL landing from ship Gibraltar,-5on bags pepper. 900
boxes Nantucket Sperm Candles; ZOO Boxes Ruach
Raisins, Lorings brand; $50 Chests and Boxes Impc-
rial, Tyson md sonchong Ten; 50 cases Young IIy-
son Tea, i'll , h. cum 'tcrs. ISAAC BRIDGE & co.
70 M. 13f Magazine street
NEW WORN Domestic happiness portrayed; or a
Srepcsitorv for those who are and those who ara-Iot
married. BY thu classic authors, ancient and mo-
,lcrn
al omcstic happiness, thou only bliss
or aradise, th:t has survived the fall.'
HOTCHkISS& co u Charities st
NEW DOOKS-Naval Sketch Book. oil, the Service
" Adoat and asho,. With characteristic reminiscent
ces fragments and opinions. BY the author of the
Tales of a Tar &c, second series, in vols.
Random RoceIlcctions of the House of Commons
from the 1870 to the close OF 1885, including perso-
nal sketches of the leading membcrshv of no par
", just received and Tor sale by W McKLAN,
cor Cump and Common sis.
Also-sA copies of Burons Ana:omy of Nolan
cholv. ms
fTISCtNNATI BACoNN P0RK-f68 hhds bacon
~ i67 hhls Me- PolS jLs, handbag from steame
Persian, and for sulc by
rT LAYEF & AMLLuNt', Il Common 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

WTlNES-8oI-2 pipes Catalonia Wine {; - do Nh
w deira vino; s II casks do; $ l-3 do do: 10 Ia
pipes Sherry vino; *; do pale ST Ircar l-a d.
ether ha d. 30 boxes cluret vino; so do old ,natvira
wine, in stuc and for sale by r. LEFDNTA
j2l IS Magazins stree,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

NEW B0okS-Horncr'& ISpcriaE 1nato1ig, aVels
Y Memoirs Of Count Grammont, by Anthony Uanlil-
ton The Man Of Honor, and ne Reclaimed
The Empress, novel Y Bennett auil,or IF tie
Abanians, &c just received by c II BANCROFT, -sas
nav 81 If can !, street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

r IFE or WNI. COBBETT, &c,--'rhc life of
IL VIM. Cobbcu dedicated to his sons, from the Sc
cond London edition, in vol.
Memoirs OF me Life Of the nTh honorable Sir james
tosh, Esq in , vols.
Thurlston Tales by the author of Tales of Voyager
to the Arctic Ocean, in vols. just received and
sale by WM MkEAN,
dee l6 corner of Camp aa,l Common sts-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

LATE PUBLICATIONS.
rFNEE Chinese general description of the Empire of
a China and its ilhahitasts Bv John Francis Ba-
Wis, VISA. FIR s &c. In 2volt being Nos. 60 and
81 of liarrcrs' Family Library.
Letters to Young Ladies, by Mrs l. II sigouney. New
edition, 1882.
Thu Pilgrims Progress, with Life of John Bu,un
Robcr; Southcv, Esq LID. Poe, laureate, &c. &c.
illustrated with 30 cuts, by Adams, after designs BY
Chapman, Harvey and others. New edition, 1887.
Just received and for sale by W McKEAN,
Irnrnnr nf C,nn,t, &. Cnn,nnn
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-18

passed the House.
Pawtuxet Artillery Company, had leave
To withdraw their petition.
MIR. J. II. Clark, on behalfof Charles Pot
ter and others, requested leave to withdraw
their petition for K. !. STATE Bank.
Mr.. Clark saiu'the provisions ofihe char
ter asked for, were similar to those Of the
charter for the Atlantic Bauk ; aud he " US
fully persuaded that, should more banks be
granted, those provisions were the safest an'l
best. But he was now Of opinion that AN
increase of bank capital was unnecessary
and that no more banks should be granted
al present
The petitioners had leave to withdraw.
On the petition of G. Mawny and others,
for Bank, the petitioners had leave to with
draw. Also on petition of Caleb +. Ray
and others, for a bank.
The petition of Elihu Hicks and Others
relative TO lands in Tiverton, was indefinite
ly postponed.
William III. Beecher had leave continued
TO the next session to file new petition.
The petition Of the Washington Grena-
diers, for loan of arms and equipments from
the State was indefinitely postponed.
A petition was granted aud an act pass
ed to incorporate the Fox Point Foundry.
The House ha.ing thus disposed of all
the unfinished business on the docket, ad-
journed to 3 o'clock, p. NJ. on Monday.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-18
DEBATE IN THE U. s HOUSE OF REPRE-
sENTATIVES.
THURSDAY, December, 20, 1896.

The following are the remarks OF the
HoN. ID. J. PE,RcE, on the resolution OF
Mn. GALBRATm Of Pennsylvania, to refer
10 n select committee, n memorial from ci,i-
zen, of Pennsylvania, praying Congress to
enquire into the expedicncy of an amend
meut To the Constitution, to restrict the IN
corpora,ion Of banking companies by the
States, &c.
Mr. PEARCE Of Rhode island was nn-
der the impression that, nj the las, session,
this memorial was referred to one OF the
standing committees Of the House. The
gentleman from Pennsylvania MIR. Gal
brai,h) takes il from tho files III the clerks
Office, and again presents It to our consider
atiop. because, for want OF time, or iron
.ome o,her cause, it was not finally dspos.
cd or -, 4, G,rmer session. Why (-aid Mr.
ply should II nov receive different direc'
non What has ira splred to require thus
Recouse !, did no, receive the action OF )
committee nj n former SESSION, u did no
follow that it would not receive such ACTOR
At the present session. To refer It now t.
n select committee, would not, perhaps, b
n direct censure upon one Of the standin
commuters Of the House but he woul
submit to gentlemen, whether 1t would b
paying that Difference and respect TO =,
/. standing committee IT was entitled TO- !
.ucl, a committee i, legitimntely belnnget
: and fsaid Mr.. P) nm not disposed to graz
~ nv friend from Pcnnsyfvanin, or an
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-18
RuopE-IsLAND REpUBLICAN.

-PrBLlsnED EVERY WEDNESDAY MoRNlNo. -
VuVEa Ms 50, per annum, if paid IN advance
e. p 1925 If not paid in advance.
No paper Will be discontinued until arrearaSeS
are paid, except al the option of the publishers
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding 4 square
inser ed three weeks for 81 and II cents for each
subsequent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. not marked
will be continued until forbidden, and charged ae-
cordInglE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-18

Notwithstanding the fatal disasters which
attended the French armament of l746,
they fitted at Rochelle, another fleet for A
merica, commanded by De La Jonquiere
Governor of Canada, which sailed in conf
pany with another armament for the East
Indies, the united French fleet, were over.
taken by Admiral Anson and Warren with
thirteen British Ships of the line besides
Frigates, who obtained complete victory
fourteen of the French ships of war were
taken together with four or five thousand
men and much booty.- This happened
early in the spring, and the French in Cam
ada not realizing their expected aid from
Europe acted generally on the defensive.
The two nations began to be tired of the
war, which appeared TO languish both in
Europe and America during the rest of the
wear.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-18

to pro,ec, the coast from the French vessels
Morning herald., 1837-10-12

CLEA = ED.
Ships Tecumseh, Suydam Charleston D. H. Robertson; II.
bile D. Hurlhal % CO Bark pleiades Young do. Fl.
Bedford D Schmidt soa Helen MLeod aker Charles
se s san
Savannah Badger Peck; Princess, Racket Darlen Gee
Direct Briggs, Baltimore; Edwin Wila@, Fsgera Eden,
Gn Reed sr Boston, Mall ccong do Ship New
ARRIVED.
Brig O. c. Raymond Bull New London days, with mdze.
Schr. Oceas, Norris. Salem. 6 days, to order
selr Mohiean, Croweli, Bosten,4 days . master
Trask. dol Equator Bson Charleston; Republican, Foster,
' CORRESPONDENTS.
NEw ORLEANS. Oct 8, 10 A. M-Ar vespasian, Windsor,
Buehee, Bristol r In the river bound oBangor Dyer
and Caroline The yespa. spoke sept 23d lat % lon H.
Kendrck, of the Cherokee Boston, died yellow fever
xessesO 5 Jaacn e He% HS dg veas
Bonailee Gallaher, do William Henry Morrill, do, 4,h
s ca@Sridge. Tsy' Havana idg; charioe Legrain do,
dg' South Carolina LsTl,; GRroSf Europe idg'
The Peru, Place, hence St Johns, ashore the
North Breakers seth u The principal part Of the cargo
sll ashore the ID list
FOREIGN PORTS
~'HALIFAx, Oct 3.-Ar. Greyhound. Landry, New Nerk
w'So'oH Oct uhITHD sHsfs1s sTATEs EsT Esff FORTS.
BANGOR, Oct Arr Waldo, Cordelia, New York; Michi
BosTos ost la-Ar julie (rIay,ien) futile. New York
Alert Nicheron do Banner Tar, do; Martha susan Da
Wis, do.
NEw HAVEN, Oct 9-spd Albion. New York; Pilot. do
HARTFORD Oct 9-Srd ChrstanA, Gaines, New York
Franklin, Brewer, do.
Providence, Oct, 9Arr. Moses Eddy, Child New York
Wm IL Bum, Spencer, do; Capitol, Smith, do.
PHILADELPHIA Oct l0-AT Valiant, williams, New York;
Select, Price do; Trader Leonard do Planet Smith
Ar. in the Schuylkl-Edgar Lang Lyons do; Mary Reed
Coverdae do; Corneia Curtis do-crd, Columbia, Knox
ds Rublcoa Edwards do; Walter r. Ornes, Brown do;
Lonisa, Cramer, do.
BALTisoRE Oct ia-Ar Henry Barger, Briggs, New York;
Pioneer, Sparks, do.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct 9-Ar. Potomac Knapp, New York.
CHARLESTON, Oct 7Ar Rachael, Mofeit, Liverpool Law
renee Hull NJ York. Erie Middleton, tCen Vessels IN port,
Niagara, Bssher; Salua Norris Harriet Jessie, Akown;
superb Fish, China Br Larmour Thracaa Turner Anson
Sinclair Cabot Brown Eliza Grant Bevdee. Bailey Mary
Chltos Brew Chief Elddge; Peru Farnam; Gironde FIR
Delavopiere Mary Owen United States Turner Switzer-
land, Hunt Manchester, Hewitt; Benjamin Morgan, Tubbs;
Georgana Gardner Nimrod Penteco Ocean Briggs Fran.
els (Br) Manning.
Morning herald., 1837-10-12

Here 69636 bales in the exports Of year
How this The crop Of 1886 and 81 certainly large
1885 and 6 Perhaps the 900 bales remain in the ine
rior
The New Orleans Market the Sd inst
svely dull Stock ofne accumulates wenow quote ic
as the extremes OF the market
In Charleston the market the 7th dull, but frm
Sales ade at ~ lie.
We have nsthng to remark ofths market Qustations
Of neu, i2l 13c.
Purchasers keeping back They waiting for the
actes congress The treasury bill has passed. which
will impede the cotton trade very much for short time
Had bill been laid aside slight reaction would undoubt-
edy taken place in this grand staple Our prophecies
on the cotton trade daily verified.
Morning herald., 1837-10-12
General Markets.

WEDNESDAY, Oct n, GP NJ
The ten sale today dragged very hesvyou Of III lots Of
fered only Sold Business has rather far ad
for the merchants to purchase largely Messrs Isg
Certy dry goods sale today also passed through heav
y Freghts continue witbsu any material change from
last reported Packets Liverpool and Havre Of the
18th fuand transient brig fer Havre has filed, but be-
low packet quotations.
Tea-Imported per ship Comnerceerms of the sale
six nontbso2 chests hyson sci 247 half chests do 81 7ic
IS i5b. boxes do 44c; 81 chests young hyson ssic 7s
half lo ~ 5Ic; ii6 3b boxes 3sc 20 chests gun
powder ec; 50 half chests do Gi assc us l5b boxes
~ chests imperial 5i Coo; half chests do IS 6sc; 25
i3b boxes 57c 10 chests hyson skin, 2 i55 half chests
souenong 2s 25c 20 chests bohea sc Is half chests sc
Also. at place, 1900 mats cassia, l0}c.
Oher Auction ~ les2s bales tobacco l5l boxes lemon
syrup, Isl caret s25 bales damaged cot,oa Gle,
cash.
roveHxEEPsrE Wool MARKET, Oct. 10, r. M-The opera
uons o the week moderate former prices 40 to
CASH Tor the best lots 00 lbs been pped Boston
wsel and wsllens.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 3-Sugnr ~ &c, small sales Moas
ses 14c Tobacco "a SIC. Pork remains dull and with
out ch,ngei small sales coatnue be made at last week
Quotations say for clear va s2o NJ o. si7 prime sl7
o. ei5 RIB. S''
CuARLEsros, Oct 7.-Rice 81 a a. sales