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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13
WHlTTEMcRE's VEGETABLE srRup-Th

Wv N 7 I--'IOI.Il = EGEItBLE lcIEgF'tI1
nvalu BILE medicine has bera proved in numerous nt
ceso be safe AID e!Iec ua o daThpa bose! or sufs
compliant 10 cf:d!ea gseEierT cholsEa TobUs and os
aGiai diseases 81 the cIEesrIFe 0iga; and :Eentaty fsI
l. ho;a geas7n; 10 Tie tlsta, MIDI et efficient 10 m oygs
oa, Immediately aly!Ec rai and 81 5lotic actioa saas
children u can &c relGilr alnIuis'cIvt
IEe follow . ctft cate az se.cg rom mass q isa
moass5ln ~ !O. from individuals who have have ussS "
syrup AID cy,eseucei is 6euelciai Elects.
Fsoh Gen. Gtat hopkins. Of the Gn Of Hopkins gH's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

NJ KrLIY-Deag Sir-I haze bte. afflicted for Sn,a
with distressing rl;a M stomach costIysrss, '
bowels ms limbs very mueh swollen After eatu: r,v
,yss IL great distress for short tine. AID then
y har haG eaten. In short. SIR, have $carcs,y ioapS
comfort ,lunng that tune hsyr ttie all kinds of nsS
fb,t coald think Of ite ra:a=p and ha3 So
ivaT III Il, hopes OF getting relief, being oo
ao-v of age saw The 1tyet s,rtsGt OF voar DouN. r
tract OF S7rszlara Csnty, ad thosght Id ~ orce ,s
h,ys kan II now about weeks, Snd !; has csrpl,
,ris,sd mv system now ear any ,hgs tina; come, hf
lie. aul have Dot been sick since commenced taking Il
;9csIy ard heartily thank God, N7d render my g,i ~
sd -;,5Ls 20 rou Tor believe @NGT Candy Sas tssr
means OF giving me health and comfort IN my old sss r
are welcome 70 make any Of th yon may ;hak prc,,
- JOHN JACKSON, WilIiams6urr, IT
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Tn. following facts mus, De read With Interest psrcS.
bv Nh CheImor!'s numerous friends and acqusataace,
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efz-1sr FOR NEWBURGd--Landl at
ft7-zssS-~ Caldweli,s, West Point Cold Spring, and
fsyss.rS-ssJ. 80 ishkill Landing
The steam boat JAS. MADISON, Capt. Chas taistead
will leave pier every Tuesday and FRIDAY after
noon O'Clock.
All Baggage Packages Parcels Bank Bills or Specie put
on boa-! this boat without 5e.ng entered the book
the re Of The tnerenf. all U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

- Peck Slip coz Souih.st
Tfe Queen Of the West will sail from Liverpool on The 9Th
Of Noyemea Persons wishing 70 send Tor their friends cav
have them pousht out n her or et first class ships sailing
d=2u without disco9nt all The principal towns Of
EngaEd, lreiasa Scotland Wales constantly for sale
above.
The slefitia VIII succeed the Queen of the West and
y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

DANDRUFI', or Loss of Hair, Is caused by,
Canguid obstrucrd cEcu ation IN the small bloodre
Which supply the SCALP and halr with nourishmen
quenceOi which the psrspon becomes thick and clamn
ad dries on the snrtlce forming crust called dandruf which
clogs up tho pores of the skin aud BY against ,s
Of the hair prevents it from receiving sufficient rou'h
meat retain vitality The hair en becomes harsh and ra
pleasant changes color and ls of. This unhealthy ai
tion is very speedily and efecually cared BY JAYNES
HAIR TONIC, which .rerives The dormant powers Of b
surface vessels ths danr and produces new nj
healthy growthof hair 10 supply the old and badness pc
vented or removed where is already exists.
The following certificate Is selected winch suicleaIT
proves its extraordinary virtues:
MeSsrs A. B. 8; D. Sands Centemen-As an act of!ust
10 you and Dr. Jayne send yon this ca,e 10
If the invaluable benefit ms wife tlS received from the use
Dr. Javne's Hair Tonic She lost not only her entire head
hair, but her eyebrows so and site trying various sne
with benefit, she used Dr. Jaynes Hair Tonic She md
wo bottles before could discover the hair had started %.
Commencing with the third started grow finely Nd
III few weeks head ANA eyebrows Were covered with tI
gtowth Of fine black hair better than she had lost htE
entiely produced b the Of the Tonic, and woud
commend II 10 all who seed similar remedy.
Truly yua.s, JOHN y. JACKSON
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From Gr. DaYd s. Mills. T., Of Guih.sleA, L. /, VI
known 10 the 2 ~ u Nes-Ia.kf oar that 'HYp'
them Tit.! pure Mix ,.,
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ARRANGEMENT FOR SEPTEMBER.
OPPO SITION TO II ? O TITO }

8 @a7T FOR WHTTESTONE, FLUSH
r.zJEsISA-NlTNCi, NEW ROCHELLE GLEN COVE,
ttEz-:5r-:.--c1aaas.SB u KR.iAl AND OYSTER BAY.
Tbs large and Spsgdid Steamboat f0BtRT l, sda,
d,h vii leave Steyenss Wharf near the foot OF Beekman
street daily at halirast o'clock NJ Sundays excepted
m WIirsstore Flushing and New Rochelle Returning, viii
leave NewRocele morning at alipast clock again
touching Yhestonei for Finishing p?ssoaEeIT Coo T,,c.
ram and Oyster Igssday hufsd2y ard sagrda
ter 20 / every Monday, Wednesday and tLiday Morning.
sG 5iS'$ MSIAlN!'AgRGSEGR FORT CHESTER &c-on
The arrival Of the boat New Rochelle, passengers Will be
conveyed without delay Namaroneck Port Chester ahd
Intermediate places b. the Taliyho Line of x-orse Post
Coaches Returning, VIII leave Fort Chester quarter to s.
A. NJ touching before, arriving Newnoche!!e IN sea-
son for the boat 10 Newly OK.
fare between Ne,*-f or, and
Flushing -. =. ......6t Port Chester. ......5It
NV Rochsle z. BUckram ...........25
Glen Coye.......l2! l0yster Bay. ,.......2j
Freight taken al very reduced rates 50
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RITES OF SQUlTO5S, Bugs, &c. are cured
- N few by cake Of the Italian Chemical Soap
Soi At Inc sign OF The American Eagle s. Chatau,sesf
Z, ,or !as Fulton-stTnet. Erooklya sai5 Inn
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Rad the following and Judge for yourselves -
CI-HE. NE DYSnEPSIN AND DR0pSr
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7M7:IQ(RN;lNG, BoAI F s; P ZEE a.
auy,own, Dobbs Ferry Hastings and Eor&,
e.-Breakisi and Dinner boardIhe and splendid
steamer COLUMBUS, Capt. VIM II. Frazee, viii eaye
New York from re foot Of Chambers street every In2ri2
same da at 2s o'clock r NJ except Sundays when she
viii lel.e Psesk!l al 2oelock r NJ Laadns at he foot
Of Hammond Street each way elEht taken az euced rates.
ar other kind opropcry taken hped put on board this
boat must De az the risk 0! the owners Of such goods freight
baggage. sc.
Al! persons forbid trusting any or accoun; CT
xai1 ooa; or iel!
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Nh = 7. Whi.temcre:-si.--la August ias had ssti|s
distThra veal 3ays. thought 1t good 9p.
unity 10 maze tad q! year Vegetable syrup Tblsh 81
sent re oG@ ti'e previous s experiment resulted a,ss
etgectD5l cGrs, aitrf tskHg tie ti doSS In my oia
ii lisa valuable medicine. Respectfully yogp,,oovrys
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- @g.gY ,NEW YORK AND KINGSTON
gi7-rvs-SSa = = STEAM FREIGHT AND PiSSAG :
$500 lNE-For Kingston and Delaware AMI Hue
son Canal-S;eauhoats NORWICH ana EMERALD.
The NORWICH, Captain JoRS S.MuELs will leave New
a, 5 o'clock, y. H.
VIII leoTe Kingston Roploui) Landing every Tuesday
AID Eriday, az O'clock, ?. NJ.
The EMERALD, Captain ,'oH1 KErcECA, Will leave
New York. foot OF Murray strse every c2Isy and IEurs
day 2: O'Clock, Z. VI.
viii lave Kingston (Rondou) Landing every Wedges.
day and Saturday at O'Clock, p. NJ
For freight or passage apply or board. Hh29 Il
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x ( = wHETTEaoRE

Esse< CoE2, lrl! I'D. -. h. iIGrl
'tw .oies1Ie md saa.l Of 4. T. 8 ., ~ Broa
.est ard retail ci Abs...i 3. tzads & GO, Co.
Wy, roE;sr 81 Cisn.ters-stsei; and Of ssG' pnce
s--.; ErcadvaJ, ccrnef atirsei's'!tF' sRl3 lG,
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Dear S received yours II h 9Th inst yesterSs, IN
noon, and according 70 y0uIGeluest .sSt>s 10 give !"1
Ee5Jsca aEsireE. ,L., I
In re!toa your sdia most willingly siy r, ~
o1' q us good qualities. setsceu NY 4ml.I ~ II
we Hlade Of both bottles ..ceiya ioIn ycu. -
place h.. considerable distress ia rly boTeis e s9
ext times, sud esci tine EGcG 'c7 ot your nra.f o
ees.Fe Almost rmeat fee. VIZ tIIsd u 20 az Se ,r
hide ones, and it psoGccel similar Effect " sI
Ms Ride ia- soae o. II for hes hbe cEd n - mai
he bow. complaint FOR days very hao aE1 - de.
lse Of II itn equal saece, and i.1,s ieFe Is 10 s,
10 equai u los c'dlic 10 sEitg- fiC tti s;llrz
ias recommended re- @ ires1s, 80 i, 4 70 3,
sd; her soGtG t. lle viii ssss Is Eve
usae ust Of. D.,ItD d }.iLS .oast,t
rits 10 I-,ect y y,6Eiy 70 1He ne ~ H.
sfora. each h5,:e in VII il,iab.y b. gnsa D. ~
''''f'F'o- - i-- '''- fs4587'''IA, +. wHlTTEaoRE
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Your obliged friend,
l.. NJ. CHELMSFORD, 33i WashiI
- l.....----. NJ q. Il IL,

NIr g. Barton Gumpert, Philadelphia.
Dr. 3. Be-Dear Sir take thus opportunity cferp,eSsn
nv gratitude 20 you for the great benefit have received fr
the use of SC,RF,'s on for Deafness. From cold
caught six yeai ago had qgiig deaf 50 much M
lost all rash for soclst But TEX Ii mos; N ny busizsa
eior; for mel had tried number Of Physicians and gcts;
better and thinking very little Of patent medicine though,
9?vc5se was hopeless was, however, induced wter
your city last summer, Try ScaFa3 OIL" lh.reS,
using II now about two months, and think hea. aswsH
ne ever feel as though was the AsppleSt man in h, wo,5
This OH uay not every one, but has doEe mr. =
sentia service, would recommend i earnestly TO all L.
DAT CHARLES GALUSHA
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III FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, q cottage
tbn, House and Stable with six lots attached on the
Northwest OF 5h AID lZoh ST Apply "
10 Courrlandt 81, corner OF GEeeHvslch = ea1O 4
ga TO Lt.T-Ihe second story OF the tribune
- Buildings Possession given immediately, and rsn,
- + r McELRATE. Tribune oEee
@ FOR SALE or RENT, for term Of wears
Or. hal, or more offs large Factory Brildns-poweF'
Tx ful Whee-two Houses and on qGe u the orss - -s
Privileges in this part of the country sor iaIhtf ihoFH
non address the subscriber The premises or 81 ~
for ourselves D. II. ELLIS, MontEomeF? T. .,
au3l sweod- o.alss oo.Its y -
ID FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for CITY
... lryA farm 81 about % acres II excellent aae
with dwelling loUs. bu!!tin lSSl isasantiY
ours from The citr BIZ Railroad ':c iou=ths o. IHe Iso.
The De7o where me cars leave for the ci'r SeFsa, @
y near thriving village winch aTe several coca
Tic indispuabs and possession gwen now u seS sp
: 2ws No. 20 William street, ny stars.
@sILLTNOTS LANDS for sale or exchange at g
- great bargain Any person wishing TO purchase chs.9
good Prairie ard Timber Laacs located near tne NJ
nois River and great Ship Ce.a IoEi Gnicaso 20
% Apply 70 A. ?. SMITH IS t1zIy-SL: 5. Nv
AVAILABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
4 Farm Of 100 acres the township OF SnswsoI
x, ~ Monmouth Co. y J. miles from he'd atS LS!.
ing. On large Peach Orchard. now iq o. me l"
Come and see tke Possession rnay BE- hadlr Octocet
Farm of 500 acres miles from AIidlletown t9n "
leo acres sra wood nov NJ 70 cut Possession ai' ISL
1874; There are good buildings both these arms
4 STORY BRICK HOUSE on !ot % eT ~ IL % o.
sFes Paterson lseiy Gccapled sy he TeSP
Esq q y ali ST. or OF DIN CoEs, Keypost. y Jersey.
ivi7 2n
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TIrii iOIINV II..ss
Dr.rTEss CUREp.-We have heard great may ste,s n
rhe virtues Of Scarpas Acoustic OIL remedy for Dsl
ness and We ale assured that II is unsurpassed By any TN,
known Tor ,e purpose One or two instances Of its caaT
The following editorial from the Troy Dali, Wig:
TO THE DEAF.-We heard 50 much lately OF a snely
Cor Deafness called Scarpa's Acoustic OIL th. We ar
Ie. TO give THIS passing notice. We believe however, b.
l. Ii :
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Prepa.ed BY I. and sod wholesale and retail. BY A.
D. Sands druggists 70 Futons., corner Of Gold; also sod
by a. B. Sands & Co, No. 273 Broadway d. Sands Co
n East Broadway. apl9lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

Fdce Of passage, SIS.
The packet ship WELLINGTON D Chadwick mas,e,
Wi succeed he Gladiator ard wi! sail October 10TH her
6
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OF human existence.
Returning, we left the steamer at Tarbet, where
VIC dincd, and crossed over to Loeb Long in
"noddy' where another steamer lay in waiting
for the passengers from Loeb Lomond Loeb
Lcau is an arm Of the sea, bounded by very nigh
hills dcnudcd OF wood and shrubs, but with tolera-
bic grazing for the hocks OF sheep and herds Of
black cattle that arc seen feeding upon them.
From Loeb Long we had fine view Of Ben
Arthur" bold pronsontory 1859 feet above the
level o! the water. We emerged from Loeb Long
into the broadest part OF the CLYDE three miles
below Greenock, and thus terminated the .'sight.
seeing of an exceedingly interesting day.
The London Globe of Yesterday contains a
paragraph ~ relation to Free Trade which, though
brief, sums up the whole case. Here it is.
How idle IL is talk about Reciprocity when We re-.
fuse Reciprocity and 10 setourseye up IS Free Trade
teachers the world, and wonder ;lsy dsgeya. our Ia
irnot;cns - the very moment we persist in making excep
tons IRON, Free Trade the articles OF which 5ur mos
Effective natural demand consists and Of winch the New
Void VIII FORM Z, least ultimately, the most extensive
Of suppsas the othe5 hand, the New World
must look for the effective natural demand for or,
product The intentions Of Nature AID Providence ma,
doubtless be thwarted both sides bu; loss
the eboer and loss OF cheapneSs ana abundance the
markets OF both IN those commodities which each
from the other, aud which each pay Tor II each Viii bat
tccet payment IL the form thai Will best satisfy It's wants.
This frank admission OF nlinportant fact which
bears directly and iorclbly upon the question Of
Free Trade, from leading London paper, ought
TO have is influence upon OR Anti Tariff people.
There Is no escape from this well compacted ar
gument. Free Trade, without reciprocity, would
answer II we had nothing 10 sell. But we abound
In products OF which England is short while we
need the manufactures that England must sell.
When, therefore, England thinks proper to take
our produce upon Free Trade principles, she may
with propriety ask US 10 receive her manufactures
upon reciprocal terms. Bet England will only
consent to one-sided Ere Trade. She cannot Let
in American produce without running her Agr-
culturists, who are the AristocracY. Indeed, one
has only to make radius across this highly cu-
tivated Island, tceming- as il now does, with the
bouaties of the Earth, to see that England IS as
eminently an Agricultural, as she is CONNER.
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- FOR L0NDON-Packet OF September 20,h
.----vI The packer ship GLADIATOR, Thomas Brtton
WILL sail above her regular day. For freight
aTns sue.ior accommodations, apply OF board,
foot of Maiden Lan- or 70
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y BLlC NOTICE Is hereby given 10 the owners
nj property DIris!on-s1rest from Catharina 10 Cover
e5 streets 10 commence epsring The carriage way and
IN roat OF teiE before the Eth day
o. Stsno instant, aud deau thereof payer; will b.
10 work 10 repair ths under the direction OF t Street
inseo OF Inc WsTts, and the OF said property
cia-.sei F!ih the expense thereof.
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner
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.,,o AID thr, never could have been pf"re''! can
I IS s oP<s2n consist, mot IN Tfs upon is,.
AZ; 'u' - fn manner as cffecuIay prevent their
6, s s.an pat circalion; The i5" ~ 'h ss,1' ar,
= psAeso III ,,drs,cr Ia sustain Inn matter At
I.,, H., sooner .rerace ms step The better Should
sf to do o do1s, that cGas,, Nv Mi BY an
eau 70 nav t-,c which have been purchased b! no
h bal5< in good faith aa thus administer severe
dollar bills paTpJrtin be OF the Bank Of Louisi
i are in circulation !" New ofeans b"ngiing Counter
- =. md % idn,iy altered rom bin Of rh~ Bark Of Com
's s IN Mississippi The Signature OF the President is
a..i.mia Strong, instead Of Story and AZ the head of 'he
"a Louissna is hungiiugy pat the word Corn
n, Gore B1nh at Hamilton Canada has declared div,
Ind Of Gou: er Tor the YER past, payable on demand
The Receivers Of de Chelsea Baui. Mass which failed
: iagT have advertised that all demands .esas tbs ns:l.
.o must be presented b. the 2d ins,anr.1 which time all
j. ass4 IN ti Receives hands will b. divided among me
,y,os The Newburypor Herald states that the d'v'de"'
iii exceed fifteen per the claims.
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EI ENING EDITION.
TUESDAY. 3 O'Clock p. ".
From Africa.

By the bark Globe W. have intelligence from
Monrovia, coast Of Africa, to March 5. We no.
ticet the arrival Of thus bark on Monday, but were
not then able to obtain any particulars. We are
now indebted 10 Mr.. 5. CHASE. passenger in the
Globe and Editor Of Africas Luminary. pub
lished at Monrovia, for the following intelligence.
Nr. Chase and Rev 3. r. Wilson made ar
rangementS to visit the Goulall Country and pay
a visit to the native tribes known as the Goulah
Pcssah and Qncah, and LEI, the Colony OIL the
18th February with colonial exploring party,
under the command of Governor Roberts, start
ing from Iollahflys native town, three miles above
White Plains on the south bank Of st. Paul's
river. The company, amounting to 80, proceed
ed INTO the long bush, and soon lost sight OF h''-
man habitation and after travelling for four days
and pitching their tents IN the woods three sue
cessivc nights, they reached King Barior's Town.
called Gaba. situated on the island Of 81. Pauls,
100 miles above NIillsburg. Thence they pro-
cccded to King Yandoo's Barrlcade Town, ana
from there to Ballahsadahs. 800 mics from the
starting point. onthe 22d they commenced Their
return, passing through King Peters Town; on
the pa Capt Davis's Town on the 9th and
the 18th, being Saturday they arrived at hing
Bays Town, where they renamed over Sunday.
On Monday they started again and reached Mon
rova on the Both. very much taugued. Inc
Country which they passed is represented as
a beautiful farming section, and will, no DOUBT
in time be thiclly studded with Colonial Settle
men,s and Missionary Establishments.
The Methodist Mission is in Il very prosperous
condition at Monroyia. The Schools are full. and
every thing looks very encouraging to the MIS-
sionaries who thus far have not laborcd IN VAIN.
Cano, the Italian, who sometime ago gave up
the Spanish Slave Factories at Galcnas to the
English, was at NIonrovia, where he was lately
married to one Of the women of the Colony. lie
was about to return to Cape Mount and COM
mcnce business again. He is very influential
among the natives there, and far more popular
than their King.
a Captain Of an America brig, the name of
which was not rccollccted, went ashore at Scttra
Croo, leaving his vessel in charge of the Mate.
Some eight or ten of the natives soon came on
board and begged some tobacco and rum, winch
he would not give them. They then tried to steal
it, and being caught in the act, were severely
whipped by the crew. Ashore they collected a
large party, and with clubs beat the Captain so
severely that his life was dcspaircd OF.
The Globe was boarded off Galenas on 3lst
January by boat from the British brig Of war
Ferret. and treated very politely by the Officer
They were also chased by the British brig OF war
stationed at the Rivcs Sas. but not overtakcn.
a number Of the cmgrants who went IN the
ship NIarposa have died of the tevcr-not taking
proper care of themselves. and becoming discour
aged and melancholy, which is almost surely ia.
tai to an cmigrant in that Country.
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Passengers Arrived

In ship Auburn, from \ Orcans--W II Mcclellan, I +
Guion. T S Rowr-2s steeraer.
In BRIG La Grange, from RIO Grande--Alr Dorry.
In ship ADELAIDE from Nlalauzas--lrs Boon tnd child,
Rnmena. Mr. Read, Nj Chiffon, Mr. Bravat.
In ship Sutton, from Charles 1t Martin of L States
Revenue Service lady aud children Mrs VI Griffin aud
child, Mrs Fogg, Miss Wells, r Watts, Amoy,
Nudge, II r Beers d W Wells ii NJ Parker and III
Wilson c T Fisher. u Z Jau!e, Cogan and sous
Masters A Nial. Ncllenrya 10 il the ,terragrA
s,ccrace passenger, Edward ceiling, "a German, jumped
overheard in drunken 1T and was drowned
Ia brig Eliza from ST Croix-F Rich Dr. Semeens, Capt
Rayborn Mr. Ward and servant.
Ia blir Gen Marion from Ponce ? ll--Mr L Dominic,
Miss I Dominic, Miss f. Golbec, of York.
Ia brig Janet, from Gasgow-Nlr and Mrs Kmg4wood
and 3 children--2 steerage.
L. ,ri.s Patsy d Dloun, from, Baze-Nlr c Caske.
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''a' nv ''' MoxpAr, r. VI.


AsHEsWy hear OF nothing doing in either
,tt 100 bb fresh Pearls have been received anu
a.ai1 accep' So 90. but tneie me no pay n" az
Pos are ne4ly exhausted aada nominal ~ - M oc
COTTON.-The market IS si.ii 'hd.,'' ' -, han he
ss Of sales stit.cien, 10 report pi'et' axe 80 IN
ia. s.eaoa, ar,iya, but baYets arr dehihi,i- SUI
re decline Which i, not yielded oy hoi'f,T u
spsnce there Is Cessation 81 "l".''it,i y orI,s
r,-,ti1,S ,y hon The market becomes 81 ~
- = = ..l =: 900 bales; demand active, len
-" t, ,,pwald: stock low, especially 81 h'9h
1 i % 'gnooi observation-disclosures aud Aiiss's'
S.niInE.rjor 4 a a; ordinary "a D niddIs - %
PR1,i "a, 81 81 far Az good fair -: good
VI fae Q o. Al Mobile ooh, Britannia new ;'l
- ,be market fair demand; sales oil The week ooo oaleS
S;TIa g. adding far g I; middling 3 6t oFnaaf!
81 very small sock OF iow grades Al A"Susta "u' hea!
. Some holders taking their stocks out OF market oi
b,r rates Mlddiine mildling fair 81 Gs far 10 good
an 81 O.; choice
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The quotation for oirnesfe IS
al but the amount Of business DONG IS rather ii@,
c6;can and Ohio 90 s7h There IS some lhqur, or
:, Fa;t but BUYERS are holding hack for decline New
0deons IS nominal at 80 There IS We Cel'ere' none
dca, IA Southern tr market is dull. GEORGETOWN IS
til a33 4 50 with sales 200 10 900 bbls. Sales Bran
3,,;ne 10 some eyear at 30 G2i The range Of South
en- 37l 56 although. there some lots NieEa!-
Az, Pennsylvania &. be had shade 'ei1" -
rive Four2 81! a 3 90 Corn Meal 6!3 a ! -: Jefse!
Ss- Br,ndysirr Shorts and Ship Stuff. more plenty
s,,;e 10 aud l2I 49, retail. A. Philadelphia good
Sa5s Flour 4 %; Rive Flour 81 Al Bamofe mode
,,s demand for Eowa,d.r.l Is. tits Mills - 81
sa,lushaana %. Al Richmond Flour % m"Ieai" de-
n,,s At Fredericksburg, Mountain 80 a oo; Lo"'a"d
3Bs3S0 Al Cincinnati Flour , %. Al Cleveland, .
SSefered 3 30 asked. No sales.
GRAIN-A iiule Wheel ha, been 'ecived from New Or
ban: and sales Of about o bushels have been made al l
rte Ioymces Com IS wanted ana Is gue ,,oo A.
notice saee Of 300 busels Jersey al 81 I measure 2l 90
Rye aud Corn 9c for the lornen aud 5c Tor ne latter a
,,go Of OO bushels, arrived to-day from New Orleans was
,,r,s 10 deg RyeIs offering al 80 Jr OltS ~, moo
say plenty and sendy a = 2c ~ It'e'lan " ''a,