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Foreign LAMENTATIONS.

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AND WnE,r ,hnTISe At TiDE WATER ur TO

Notwithstanding this supply Of -four, being
thirty five per cent greater than before, and the
ceedng low rates at which it is held, less hes been
ported this year than last The applies to corn
pork OIL lard, &c. The of this Is to be 70 und in
the fact That under the present tariff little else than specie
can be received in payment for exports During the last
year SaoO00o Of the precious metals have been cx
tracted from Europe and sa of the amount lying
utterly useless in the vaults OF tho New York Banks
The people Of England having the proceeds of their in
dustry hand and In want American produce cannot
latter because the United States tariff iorbds
the Introduction OF their goods into this country conse
quenty they buy nothing Of the Unedstates without
species they therefore buy little possible. When they
want agricultural produce they seek where they
obtain 1t in payment Of their goods When every
other door is closed TO their wants, they to the
United states with specie TO make purchases and not be
fore Hence four farmers pile their produce upon the
Atlantic border until is high as the Allegheny noun.
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W York Public stock Exchange.
Stat.e of Trade.

CoTroN-The mark very quiet, and the sales small
Prices remain as last quoted
HAY-The sales are 10 moderate extent for export and
domestic consumption. We continue to quote good
qualities 80 40 cents. The receipts exceed the demand
PRovIsIoNs-Not much doing in any article under this
head. Prime pork sells at $40 IS. Butter very plenty
and ordinary qualities very cheap Cheese in fair de
mand for export
Dry GooDs-This market is poorly supplied with do
mescs The manufacturers with all heir activity
not stock the market and fill their orders Prices how
ever do not advance in proportion to the small stocks
AsHEsSmall sales of Pots made at 50 5O Pearls
very dull at SIS s but purchasers not disposed to
over $5 25, which will probably rule future sales
BREADsTUFFs-No alteration in flour. We quote &c.
nesee at 81 So with limited sales; Michigan and fiat hoop
Ohio 81 4s4 81 SO; Ohio round hoop, 50 So There is
SO little doing in southern that quotations merely
minal.
WHEAT is very dull the receipts large; sales OF
consequence; prices the same last quoed Rye very
heavy sales were made principally supply the
demand; Northern Yellow rules at 81 cents; southern
5Of 81; oats are in demand at 26A cents.
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The good stocks it will be seen, fuctuae scarcely
ALL while sncies rise and fall per cent in few
days When the good stocks fall in Of forced
sales oil pledged stocks they readily taken up by
palsts These purchases caused reaction and better
prices at the Second Board
There good deal of despeI speculation going
nproduce as well stocks. The operation is thus-one
largest -four houses bought last week 600 barrels
-four 81 A cents and then influence rise put
store all the flour they received from their friends in the
country, probably to the extent of 20 to IS 600 barrels
This enabled them to ask So for their
being obtained, that ofther friends chance,
and will perhaps bring sia7i when regular market
it would have realized $3.50. This evil growing
of sending too much -four TO house. You milers
should dvde your eggs" and there will be less oppor.
tunty for cornering,
The directors of the Erie Railroad met last night
and elected James Brown, ESQ., Vice President The d.
rectors going deliberately examining the state Of
affairs, and will make report, when the future
movement of the company will be decided upon. The
prospects that the public will promptly second the
eminent gentlemen who in the control
ofaiiAirs.
The schooner Brazos from Tampico, arrived at this
port yesterday, with s27 coo in specie.
Specie has begun its movement south in the
that it did last year. II Is regulating the
changes orthe year. The exchanges being in the
hands OF individual houses and governed entirely by the
cost Of transporting specie, seldom varies per cent
Throughout the last year the rates New Or.
leans above two per cent premium, while
formerly under the National Bank they auctuated from
81 premium to discount.
Notwithstanding the modification of the English tariff
laws prices Of American produce here end the
rising prices nEngland the exports Of agricultural pro-
duce much less this year than last seen in the fol-
lowing official table of exports from the port of New
York, from January lst lsis. to October =
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Died

On Tuesday evening, 10th inst Mrs. ESTHER PREsror
aged 43 years and months widow of the late James b.
Preston, of Baltimore, Md.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family invited
to attend the funeral this afternoon at O'Clock at the
sdence OF her nephew Louis Hollsnder 42s Broome ST.
Q5- Baltimore pspcrs will please copy.
Ca Wednesday morning. 18th inst. after q short but
painful Illness Mr. EvERTs MARSH the 6ls year of mis-
age.
dence IS Oliver street, this forenoon at O'Clock. The
remains will be taken 10 Ehzabethtown, N j. for inter
mert
On the All inst after lingering Illness JOHN BoRUcK
in the 40th year Of his age
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Passengers Arrived.

HsynE-Pae ks ship Emeradvalentne Luthrnger James
w Sutton l. de Burgru and in the steerage.
HAyRE-Packet ship Iowa-Rey Andrew Stark New York;
pr John Clark Paris; Canee Dopguy Philadelphia; Chas
France: Miss Fanny Jaster Prpssial in the s!eerage.
TAMPco-Schr Brazos-Julia Lacatut Alezicher Ber-
bere, + Boz Brogolard, G Vansavoren ] Brizzolaa
ST. CRoix-Barque Josephine-J Goodrich.
AT NEW BEDroRp-Barque Newton, from st Helena-John
ii Morrison, three children aud servant. OF New York Mr. NJ.
Is missionary, and arrived at ST Helena from Ala Habad
Hiudostan,
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Freights.

CHARLESTON, Oct. a-There is already more tonnage
in port than will find employing for time to
To New York. continue TO quote 75c ST. for cotton;
rice 75c per fierce To Boston, cotton square bags rs
cents.
SAVANNAH, Oct 7.-Nothing doing in foreign. Coast
wise the rates improving. The ship Apollo was
en- up Thursday for Boston % per bale for round
and 81 for square bales. To New York the packets are
loading 81 for round and 75c for square bales cotton
and SOC per cask for rice.
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MONEY MARKET.


The stock market opened with increased panic to-day
and large amounts sold which had BEEN pledged by
failed brokers' Ohio IS fell per cent? Kentucky Il ILL
nois if Indiana !; Harlem %; Canton l.
At the new board the agitation was intense and the
fall greater at all points The banks call their loans
stocks fall and brokers cannot make good the margins
the stock consequently sold without reserve and the
rates fall The following table will show the fluctuations
in the market for the past thirtyspe days =
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This has been the progress of the export trade during
the past year II will be observed that the nest
articles of agriculture -four lard pork wheat &C. not
whstsndng the reduction Ct duties in England and the
enormous quantities and low prices here show
large decline in export since last year. The following
is tabls Of the wheat and -four reduced to barrels of
-four arriving tide on the Hudson river for seve
raj years -
Flour AND WHEAT ARRIVING AT TipE WATER UP TO
>, OcT;l y EACH YEAR;
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Married.

On Thursday, 5th inst. by the Rev. Sampson White,
Mr. RoBERr MAcKEY Of this city. to Miss CLARIssA, of
Saugertes.
On Friday evening" 9th inst by the Rev. MIR. Hatfield.
MIR. JOHN GRANpBy, to Miss ELIZABETH MAIHER, late Of
Scotland. n1- Scotch papers please copy
On Tuesday evening, 10Th ult at Christ's Church. by
the Rev. DR.. Lyell, GEORGE HENRY EAIoN to MARIA M
BUCKLEY, both of Hartford, Conn.
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BELMONT HOUSE NEW BRIGHTON

BELMONT HOUSE NEW BRIGHTON
GEORGE PEIRISS, in returning his grateful Acknowledge
ments to The numerous ladies and gentlemen who favored
the above establishment during the begs
that he has made suitable Tor the
winter TO accommodate families and single boardrs The d
and domitores will be found comfortably aud
elegantly furnished The table will be supplied with the cho
aud the will be found equal The
proximity OF Belmont House to the city with excellent steam
ton, being within step the andngplace renders this
blshmen the social aud in the Union Terms
will be found exceedingly moderate.
V Good stablng and coach houses attached to the pre-
sl6 tfr
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Packets to Sail.


We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
port the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken on their Passage List of their Cargo,
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
sending to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind will be thankfully
recei
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SUN RISES 49,. .'..''6 MOON RISES 80
Cleared.
Ship Catharine Berry Charleston rieo Sutton-Baroues
Hudson lBremeal H9horst, Bremen ELS L Pope; Rapid
E sp naG oaaaas and f n Mbf G
underhill; Aares Hatch st. Johns, NE Nesmith Leeds
60; WeIingsley, Covngton Charleston, II Haviland-
Newbern, NC. S. L. MITCHELL Anaconda. Fuord Washing
ton, NC.
Packet ship Iowa Lines from Have Sept 8. with mdse
c.. Bolton, Fox Livingston
Paeke, ship Emerald Howe, from Havre Aug IS with mdse
to w Whitlock-4 cabin and 80 steerage passengers
Barque Josephine Mitchell ls days from St. Croix with l2t
Co q inst of Bermuda experienced heavy gale Of wind
from SSW to MY but sustained no damage. Left brig Eliza
BRITISH brig EHe Card, i days from Windsor, MS. in bal
last to Soule, Whitney x Co.
with $50 tons plaster to Soule Whitney & Co. 49,
Brig Olive Jefrys, days from Eastport with plaster
sehT BTzos Crocker SO days from Tampico with specie
seh Eagle Dyer days from Montego Bay, Jam. with p
sehr Select, Atkinson, days from Virginia with wood to
schr Purdy, Pnnsle days. from Suffolk with shingles, to
schr Mary Eliza days from Philadelphia with coal to the
schr Martha Dasey days from Philadelphia with coal to
Sehr Achsah D, Douglass, from Philadelphia with coal to
schr Oscar Norris days from Philadelphia with coal to
schr Dan Webster Ogden. from Philadelphia with coal to
Schr Eliza Jane, Thomas, from Thomaston with lime to
Schr Oregon Moore, 10 days from Machas with timber to
sh Cyprus, Sawyer days from Machas with lumber to
schr Magnet Baker days from Portland with potatoes to
master.
schr Harvest Place days from Boston, with mdse to the
schr Lion, from Philadelphia, with coal
Below.
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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(Br0ddfcGy, Opy0slke the Cifv HaN)

Mr. H. Bennett Manager.
COMPETITION DEFIED! WONDER UPON
WONDER
The astounding Cuiosties the world and unequal
led performances,
ALL FOR ONE SHILLING,
CASPER HAUsER, Half Man Half Monkey, possessed Of
the power Of speech, yet walks upon all-fours.
Mr.. G. JENKINS the Comic Dencaor. Tenor Singer and
Banjo Player and the Southern Mnstrels will introduce
Adar the charming songstress La Petite Certo the
ful danseuse. -
The celebrated FUG-GE MERMAID, and 100000 Curios
ties.
Performances evening quarter and Saturday az
ternoon at O'Clock.
Admance only I2M cents
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POD rUGUSE FEMALE PILLS.
iESE haTnet sad celebrated Fills from Portugal, are va
lerce,ve, TO be obamed "a thus country bee advertise
ment on the last column, fourth page.
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MARITIME HERALD.
sailing Days or the steam sh,ps.
Packets to Arrive

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Roscius, Collins, Sept. 10
Europe, Furbsr, Sept. 20
Independence, Nye, Sept. IS
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Hend'k Hudson, Moore. Sept 10
Panthea, Dennis, Sept. %
Toronto, Griswold, Oct. |
FROM HAvRE.
Baltimore, Funck, Sept. l6
Argo, Anthony. Sept. 2i
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Aueuoaeer.
BY BELL x HOWARD;
(Sfoyss No. 20 Ann street and lis Fulton sfreet.)

TH S9 EEL BE { LHH,oA% gstiSH.''-
tstsre. No. q Inn sfrsst and us Fliton street,
THURSDAY.
Furniture and Hotel sae-A loh O'clock viii Pc sod The
household and bar furniture OF the house ~ Cear
street known as the Stag Also, the of the bar eie
& .i sS aa few good
The household furniture vii u be be r. sold
At lOk O'Clock, at The sales room,
Also L9ndon cloths eismeres and vesting' IN lots to SUIT
o s ioft Of SS SS part stock Of merchau,
Also. quantity of hardwar. watches and jewery.
Also an entire invoice of Londp eo aGd cassimees IN
quantity Of groceries sore eloi. wines aud Liquors.
Also an assortment of 9th Ak geSd' fom IA importer
AT lo% o'clock in the sale rooms.
Also at same time he seUte asn,Sre Of family going to
Earope, and removed from BoGklYn for convenience sale
ss%s glasses CHINA and
Also the balance Of the stock of Brussels three Ply Vene
tan and ingram carretng oil cloth and mating and
Also second hand piano lores by order OF Sheriff
BENZ. MOONEY. Auet.
&c1B Mooney Co will sell this Day :, 10 o'clock a.
&c., Viz timed pans brick and pssteras towels Wees
SsSs .Ga st Ss 'ai; isi ss
Sons superior needles, currycombs, &c. &c.
Also 50 50 sr swivel ramrods twist barrel belt pistols
Also brushes viz hoe brushes, common and penetrating
'o Also a' S a1s o oS' and % hollow stair rods,
Also leather canvas seal and kip skin trunks. sold to
close the stock Of amanufactursr.
Also, fine of McNloran's superior cutlery
Catalogues ready ol2 lt~r
A UCT!oN .NoTICE.-sale of ornamen., Plants.-A.
"A LEVY will sell this morning at u o'clock at lol Broad
continuation choice collection OF handsome Orna
mental Plants for parors greenhouses consisting OF many
varieties, all in fine order. Sale positive, OLE lt'm
co. will sell on Saturday, October IA o'clock at
@ Bsd S e plain
reaus; breakfast card and work tables; black and white
mabl tables; marble wash stands plain velvet
and Spanish rockers full half and three quarter French chairs
sofas of various styles sewing chairs castors and rockers
divans ottomans bookcases, secretaries Sc
Also, OF superior hair The safe
tive, and catalogues the day previous. ole 3t*r
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Il BAhONLO,
a RTIST in Ahbaster Marble, Scagola, &c from Italy,
HRsspectuy invites the gentry the inhabitants, shopkeep
Bazaa dealers aud the public in general
His Museum of Arts No % Orchard (between Grand
and Division streets which open for Inspection with
splendid assortment of Italian and English in Ala
6aster black marble spar agata yellow stone salacte, red
aud various other marbles, verde d pato granite &c. Sc
consisting of various sizes of groups figures busts tazze
ebe Escan vases candlestcks apers pen trays ink
stands watch cases, clock stands time pieces spill pots uns
,nque lamps she'll vases oval bottles groups
dogs tables iioIetine baskets, bulls, cows lions breaches
necklaces 0Oeisks bell goZzoy vases
weights ring stands card boxes snuff boxes birds
s paintings oil Mount Vesuvius of Naples books conc
articles from l2n cents To 500.
terms.
Admission free. 30 6w'
(VOPPFR--Ioo c,s.. 81 80 80 IoI;,b -bs,thins Con-
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AMERICAN MUSEUM ERIAL GARDEN,
AND FAIR.
Corner of Broadway and Ann street.
y. Barnum.
RETURN OF GENERAL TOM THUMB,
This smallest of Dwars who is eleven years old twenty Ave
inches high, AID weighs only FIFTEEN POUNDS, has
old quarters and may be every day
ming tins week.
DIR VALENTINE,
The eccentric deneator Of different cha engaged and
will open his whole budger of comicaues,
whms, scraps, oddities NC.
Also engaged for week only, the
SPLENDID MOVING DIORAMAS,
including the
the terrific grandeur of which be exceeded only By the
reality.
Mr. WIN. COLE the wonderful Chinese Nondescrpt, with
his DOG BILLY who Sings Dances, and performs variety
OF eats which astouish every behoidcr
Miss ADAIR, the charming Vocalist.
Mr. II. q. SHERMAN, the popular Ballad Singer.
CITY BRASS BAND, of twelve musicians.
Fancy Glass Blowing. The PERPETUAL FAIR is open
to all visiters of the Museum without charge
Grand performances every evening half o'clock
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at 3.
Admission the whole % cents-chdren under yean
half
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CHATHAM THEATRE.

CHATHAM THEATRE.
Boxes % cents. Pit l21l cents.
NouceThe Doors will hal past Curtain viii rise
at o'clock.
RENOVATED AND RE-OPENED
THIS EVENING. October I2-1he performance will com
with
ADELGlTHt
Robt Guiscars, Mr. Jamison Lo.l.air, . . MIR Held
Adelsitha '.......... - Mrs q Jones
After which,
Pas Tyr olieune bI Miss Halla
To- conclude with
BONt. SOU A3h DIABLE.
Bone Squash, Mr. Rice Junet,,, Mrs Herring
mTTCHELLS OILY MPIC THEATRE
THIS EVENING, October l2-The performance will
with
BOOTS AT THE SWAN.
Mitchell
After which,
RAILROAD STATION.
Sampson Jones, MIR Holland Mrs Wn Smith, Mrs Watts
Alter which
DEAD SHOT.
Timid. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mr. Mitchell
To conclude with
THE COLLEGE BOY.
Dabster MIR Holland
" Dress Circle so cents-Upper Boxes Is cenu-Pr nk
Private Boxes, S5-Orchestra Boxes So.
CC-Doors open at 61s-Curta,n rise at halfpast7
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JAMES LACY,

DRAPER AND TAILOR, 81 John street, near William,
- continues make Gentlemen's garments Of
workmanship and in the most fashionable style at his usual
ing should call and examine his select Of goods before
purchasing elsewhere. trial will be sufficient convince
the economical that for beauty Of t style OF workman
ship and such extraordinary low prices this establishment
cannot be surpassed by any in the city.
= Gentlemen furnishing their own goods can have them
made and trmmed-a perfect fit warranted the price of
goods returned. ol2 lmec TERMS CASH.
EAGLE HOTEL, No 81 Broa way, late st Georges IIo
II teThe undersigned respectfully Informs his friends and
the public the house gby leased
by him fora number ofyear and undergoing such atera
tons will render ofhe desirable locations in the
city L will be thoroughly improved and opened the first
day of November Applications for families aud single
sous, permanent boarders. respectfully soil :ited
o6 lwfr JOSEPH II. SHORT.
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OPPER-lO0 cases OF !usy English sbeathins Cop
for sale by
ol2ec .EK. COLLINS & co. . S,ul itFeet, S
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NATIONAL PAINTING.
V'HE EMBARKATION OF THE PILGRIM FATHERS
from Delft laven, Jaintedby Robert w Weir for the Ro-
pnda of the Capitol Washington will be open for exhibition
October 3D. for short time only the National Academy Of
Design, Broadway corner Of Leonard street.
Abundance IS cents Season Tickets so Catalogues
l2ls cents
9 Open from Q A. NJ. to 10 p NJ. SD 2wssc
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER H..

RISES, &c
......5 % HIGH WATER 80. 10 a
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HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL

HAVANA MANSION HUUOE HOTEL
THE undersigned takes occasion inform his friends and
the public, that the Mansion House is now located in In
outsider street No 81 ia the vicinity Of the steamboat landing
arranged in the ueatest order.
person employed procure permits land passengers
baggage &c who will board vessels Immediately after the visit
OF the officers.
N. B-yistors this Island should procure passport from
the Spanish Consul Of embarkation, obvate diff
6cues and Inconvenience.
s2l 6mec WI LIAM FULTON.
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COTTON DUCK 800 bolts OF American Extra Pilot Duck
" Nos andt For sale by
+ X. COLLINS n Co,
81 South street.
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PnOyIscrrOws, Oct s-Au Michigan. Coleman Boston for

PRovIScErows, Oct e-Au Michigan. Coleman Boston for
Curacoa
PE9v,pEvGr, Oct s-sd VIM James, Reed, Mobile; Er
Ms1y Lewis spe'r Mott Rsppahpannnois
phis; Eugene, Cousens, do. Wind NV. light
NEW HAVEN Oct 0Arr Potomac, Duncan, NYork; Fame
Ward lbany Sid Comet Richards, Barb does; X Smith
Bills ElI,sbeth Hoyt aud Reaper Kelsey, Albany; Warren
HASrFeRp, oct s1Arr Mary Ann, OK Kiegston; Tryal
Turpey NYork sid 9Th. Mohawk Clark Albany; 9TH, VIM
Hawkins, and Eagle, NYork
ALBANY, Oct OAR Mohawk, Clark, Albany
PHLApfLPHA Oct 9-Cld Caledonia Brander Ocean, New
Orleans; armou Matthew's Kingston, Ja; Hosale, Hill st
Croix; Hand,eI Berry; Gazee Glover aud Tecumseh Pen
del9n Boston; lexington Young Chas smith ChambeIs;
egara Young New York; W Erickson. smith, Provi-
dence.
RrcHMoNp, Oct s-Arr Orleans Smith, NYork; Cathsrine
Weox hseSm6 dol sla Crane, Johnson. do Sid Indiana
Cn,HLssToN, Der 8-Cld Huntress, Baker Philadelphia;
Electro Packard Wilmington, NC. Sid Arson, Barkman,
NYork Barrington Barton Boson George, Hull NYork;
Moon Hayes do In port Cheoa Rogers from Liverpool,
from do disg Olympia Holbeon from Have wig; Medora,
Turner Bordeaux dsg; Calhoun, Myers for New York. ldg;
Monument Alasha do disg James Calder Webb waiting
shall do; BelSdere Wambes from Antwerp do fremont,
Taylor do; Thomas Bennett Hey do; Yalhalla, Thatcher,
for Boston, ldg; Tybee, Mccormick and Dimon Robinson,
New o5k 90: Juno Norris from do, just Paul Jones,
Ireland Philadelphia ready; Eleanor Hobbs Baltimore ldg;
Lancet, Hoes, New Orleans do; Sir II Parnell (Br) NOR,
waiting.
sAvANsAH, Oct 7--Cld Savannah Hawey New York Sid
Wilson Fuller Cobb and New Jersey, Brown do. In port,
Rowland, blanchard, aud Howard Cailan from Liverpool,
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