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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
From b. Hnls,s Sacred Lyrics,
THE FLOATING CHAPEL.

THE FLOATING CHAPEL.
"Twas Sabbath morn. The summer sun
In eloudlsss splendOr shone
Sand hnged with gold each curling wave,
As soft il fiPpled on
walked along The winding shore,
Besptsad with pebbles rare,
For thus hoped ere noon TO reach
Tho distant House Of Prayer,
came EhR,rs By The rivers bank
Some lately vessels lay,
AND Tiany seamen sought the beach
IN sabbath rsiment gay,
marked not a. they passed along,
Their siaid and Thoughtful air, .a nc
But sighod and Vishod they'd turned with nj
aud seek the HOUSE Of PrayeF-
At length q sifeamer fair and broad
My fixed attention drew
For in lie folds il gave the Dove
An Olive branch % view
Tha Seamsn climbed the vessels side
Which did that banner bear,
followed, and with joy bsheld
A floating House OfPruyvr.
Above, beneath, each steadasl ere
Upon the preacher hung,
And 81 set and holy vas the stain
The sons Of ocean sung
No vaeont look, no wondering FlaneG.
Rodrowsy nod was there,
Nor did one RESTLESS form disturb
The Seamen's House Of Prayer,
listened to the gospels sound
Amidst n scene % new,
And Al times the tricklng tear
A manly cheek bedtw;
prayed that he who loved bis own.
Night make that ark bic care,
And many souls Be born within
The ssamlns HOuss nfPrayef,
The ripling wave, The winding shore,
Nolongst meet my Faze,
Ne more The snow Whlia Bethel flag
Ny. Pensive footsteps stays,
But % amidst sacred calm
OfSahhath morning cir
Ny lhouahia with new delight recall
The aesmeu'a Iludsg 81 Prayer.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05

We have received several communications,
which we arc forced to postpone iorihs present
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05

Atnehs on uuIodhyt tue utA NbsoeNit
Caledonia, Friday, tho 9th,
Columbus, Saturday, the 7th
Macon, Monday tho oh,
Louisville, Wednesday, lib,
Philadelphia, Thursday. 10Th
DeKalb, Saturday, the l4th,
Marion, Monday, the 10th,
Decatur, Tuesday, the Eth,
Paulding, Thursday, the 10th
Williamsburg, Saturday 2lst,
Mondoello, Monday, 23rd,
Holmeswle, Tuesday, Gath
Liberty, Thursday 26th, ="
WoodvilIs, Saturday, 18Th
Meadvills, Monday, 50th,
Gallahn, Wednesday, November, LIST,
Raymond, Friday, 80,
Brownsville, Saturday, 4th
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05

THOMAS II. WILLIAMS, independent
Democratic Candidate Tor Governor, and VIM
G. Kendall independent Democratic Candle
ate foe Congress, viii address their fellow cii-
liens at the following times and places, viz:
Aihans on ThnrsdaY. the ath October,
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nIOENY MARKET.

Thursday, Sept. TO r. M.
The stock market heavy to-day, and prices rather
weak Ohio 6's fell ! Harlem Canton Company rose
per cent Long Island fell 4.
AT the new Board nothing remarkable transpired
Mobile funds are better-l3t al4A
The moment Is rapidly approaching when Nc
bile will get ofits deprecated paper The following
are the resolutions Of the Bank of Mobile the e5th
April last -
Belt Resolved, That from and after the first day Of
October this Bank will not receive either in pay
paid in specie presentation at the place designated for
its redemption.
Resolved, That until the first day of October next
this Bank VIII continue to receive in payment the
notes Of the Bank Of the State Of Alabama and its
branches.
The moment this resolution is carried into effect Ala
bara notes will cease to be currency, although still
cevabe for State dues and debts of the State Bank The
vacuity will to some extent be supplied by the bills TO
be ssuel by the Bank OF Mobile; but import of
specie will be necessary The people of that State have
suffered severely during the last year by the fluctuations
of the vile paper issues they have tolerated currency
The return to specie currency at this OF the
will be productive of the best efforts in making the bust
of the crop turn specie basis Most Of the
commercial paper created this fall for that quarter has
been payable in specie funds The movement will be
strongly backed the Mobile merchants AMI there
doubt of its The business Of Mobile for the past
year has greater than before evinced in the
following tablet
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h oe Rss T. CO. d isS " eSs fog si s' ss
Line Of Boston and PHILADELPHIA packet packets. ''''''
Whaiemen.
AIT at NeT Bedford 9th inst Bni Tucker worth lseie
June o. 70, Coast Of Paa Eagle Colin NIB, ssmcs, 1850 BIS,
Ss Y o aSo oo t 6S cone
isnTy S2y , and tor Nant Go 2oo9 sp NV Co,,
s% '1S6@' S '' ST. F''S SP s 'FF sd s
MsTa SI Steering + passed Aug 90 lat 30 TO- Ion Al 'o-by
Awipa (Bem) Bremen ior NYok. date lat 80, Ion To-
by the May Flower at this port.
Foreign Ports.
FAyAL, Aug l6-Ar IIarbinger, Boston. .
@ AIS 10 r Hd% 9 RsTEG 's load for
fl s c1aai 40 S,s Ee
MLean do as, arr Llewelyn Randall I'm Bath dssi rS'
BAHli Aug In port, Plu,rch, Tshmaa, from Philadel'
PFFNAMBuco previous to Aug Arr Globe Eslins, Phila-
and $t 5 FS &fi Ipl H. s' port Kathleen" Taylor fro"
Aas A ts Ms9 Hssp ISsS" Sep,
ssssss{ Sde%%fs P$a Lord %sFs81 h 4s
P ss and h se
NsTsas!is; rSSISFqSk &sSsgn Hull Wa's$Ga Mksaf.s,
TSs%SsSPP PR%$scfE FSSIs LAZY fliss Ts%s,s% He%s'
Wright Portsmouth Ann Moore, Paton Glasgow; Caroline,
Harris, Plymouth
FER s.l;e cTowe New York
s 1 Bn s% NS S k kT
sm YS brig Ma Sid o a"S sg RG
44%s Me% B%aSa T from sfo ashore
S s She SS so of at EEK ws na cameo @
night.
h Seq ST. 5 E1ess SS%f %&'ds'A'
PnoylDsS,E Sept 5aAm Trya CRIBS and John Allyns
ss:st z,Ds
g. X y. Teo H:;ss s; SGy
ssl tfss $y
Uns o Se' Geo S'Tin Ss As s
% iSs 2iS f5G'sS 5
~ AspS DE s ssTTf dc fiji Ss%
a ya s ss n5s YIN Cry sa Brick R:s4s.
EssEsS HSSt Albany; Mary Park Tucker and President
Mary Eaa5eh smith and jane sally HfF ianeis BaGeI
NS5wh cEFSb AS
sS1y hSS;Sy d%iSy
Rsif %SsS ''S%fyd ft "!s:
not a p as Russell s ahsws G %%d Sun
Eynp: Boston; Amshys, AndsTson. Proydsnee; Rsreye
'T 'sfss5 $s'sss;S" qf;' 1%%s
aV aGss
e. ut s$sa f%S
sfSas BS:,sa; candy candy FfoSyids%es
5sase E mt ,us for F. New o ans
Ths1 20,
with another vessel now in sight, coming down
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Arrived.
General Record.

FoRucN LETTER OrrIcr.-Picket ships Ashburtou Hut.
eston for Liverpool aud Albany, Watson for IIavre sail
to-day Their letter bags close Gpin in the Exchange
the usual hour this morning
Snn MEMPHIs is the dry dock She sustained In,
sgh damage while shore. The after nart of her keol Il
gone, aud this is the only injury about her hull "
B,RqUE CALsTO has been hauled the screw dock Her
repairs i'll be ling, her bottom found TO be wholly
unLlUed.
AsHour-The pilot boat J. v. Lord ON Wednesday 10
miles north of Barega PASSED fall rugged brig qsc re ,g
bfoadde with signal OF distress flying her main roya
mast head.
Sur JAMES Cooper Capt Mecker Of the sch Rival by
Of diving bell aud with the asssance Of Mr. Conwel
pilot has succeeded " bpoug the ship James Chopper sunk
years ridge off the Capes OF Delaware
CAPTAIN yRp I'VE understand that Captain Hurd has en-
ployed counsel in Galveston defend him against lie Oh ~
Of piracy The matter viii Of course be thoroughly yc"tiga
Sem RfBEcCA, (Br) Sawyer, of Nassau Gonn Horaur,
bound New Orleans wrecked The 1ortucas pVoue
ult Vessel total losscargo, consisting of logwood
taken 10 Key West.
BARquE Sr. n,RL,MPY, (Russian) having comoeted her
repairs Key West sailed for her Of Destination on he
lith ult.
There were SO American ships Cronstad dsch,rgng on
the 18th July Of them would leave III ballast for tbe I'm
ted States feights offering. few vessels had taken car
goes Of deals for France At low rate
LArNcV-Ag ELEGANT bg Of goo tons be called the Erie
was 10 be launched from the shpyad Of Drew Esq AZ DuY
bury on the ith inst AZ u O'clock She 10 bAAassN.
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Ofthe S2OOOOOOO, more than one half is expended in
outfit and under the present tariff pays at least average
Of IS per tho shipbuildng, rigging supplies OF
the men, clothing &c. This makes a tax of $2,5ooooo
paid by for the benefit Of the manufacturers
by much the cost of the oil they sell in
Antwerp and other ports of Europe and amounts. on
value of to 80 per cent equal TO the present
Belgian duty. That duty, seen, may be evaded The
nposons of the United States being in the shape OF en-
HANGED prices paid to the manufacturers, cannot be
lodged and 10000 seamen, on whom the country will
rest for dehnce in the hour Of danger oppressed
to pamper the manufacturers During the past few years
of low duties the fishing interest has been
greatly extended facilitated in some degree by the failure
of the British arctic fishery. The pigs Of Ohio in.
deed serious competitors with the whales Of the Southern
Ocean, supply the ord with OIL and the only way
sustain the fishing interest is not to protect them but to
avoid imposing burdens on them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-08

LWERPooLShip United Sates-lOO coal Robt Kermit
80 pkgs Sands, Fox coa2 do Cornell Brohenl Sew
Soon Pace co.. HenehmanHs MIier eot Pato on
Stewart-2t Wight, Surges 4 Shawi8 Gorton Hodges
Co.'S l. Is Curtis coli n " onei 4 sons-l Young,
Smith x COT Garner col Worrel Wood Coaes-nJ
Hoffman BIpth,rs.2 James Leferts2 w chs J&i
Cox-.l Russell, Mattison 4 Taylor-3 Hyslor& son-i
Corning Warsaw Hart Lisley-26 S Il lbbotson--8 SP
Williams-l A Van Nest Hasead Raiues s col Gil
m ne, HAYS g $ HqbIardS WIN WhitsW rirhlsss B /
Whiewrieht-ll " * II lIaisht co-o Van Wagner Tuck
er-9 Osborn Little-2i Bird Gi,an s co-3 Lord Tay-
lor-2 Barber Brss8W Milier5 S I Jones cot + Bo-
!Sa5pfSl S@ Bride y s0- II siepHfas1a Has
col Hughes, Ward coo John (ihop co-sI KicharSsen
Watson r. Jones2i II Auchncloss s co.'s Bell,
Spies col AS Wiets-3 Barker cos Hunt Brothers
NJ II man Cllpp Coz John WstSSgLl Hgatns9n;'
mans stsne col Tones soul Il Richards d
Williams son-6 Parsons Canning cn-5OO Norwood
COLO bars iron Kellogg col pkg Bamgn Baldwin,
D Elmsn-2 Van Antwerp co-7S John Nichoson-32
Stewart col Gilbert & Donaldson2 J Ellison-2 Wood &
Foger-78i Phelps, Dodge do5 Wight, Suges Shaw-6
Hoyt Hunt Jos Hudson-l John Wsson-3 d Oakley &
son,17 Butterield Fisher9 McFarl,neIi Smith
Harey-5 Armstrong; Thos Swanwick-5 A Mitchell &
Inglis * Seoua2iy < Stewart CO., Patison-i Hall
Brohers-3 w Peinberton-1 Henry Moore3i Ferguson
Waker.li L Phpps col p Collamqre--l g W Tread
WE'LL Manning Joumay-2SO bars 10 bds iron ii Abeel-
ll8 bales 81 cs $50 bxs tin plates cks to ordar.
do I r. Gull anme s Cog W Pehl-i i Loure8 D q { d
Haviland-l6 Won Baum Pilleyuyt-00 bkts wine Ro.
chen McGpgor-75 A Loubat.
SIsAL-Brg United States-8 bales hides de la Gna-75
bales hemp bxs tobacco 932 otis logwood to order.
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Total average Assets ..... ELLIE l,l9O,63O
We have received the following communication in
lation to the oil trade -
JAMES GORDON BENNETT ESQ.,
Sir
To show you the folly of high tariff, may mention
one article-whale oil-the duty upon which in Ant
werp is f6i forms f. Hectolere-the price OF which,
bond the 18th August lS43 fa9t forms Hecto-
letre VIII CHI sales made but il sold that
day Tor SO forms Hectoetre for oil which paid the
duty or rather should have said, that supposed to
have paid the duty this the mode of entering goods
and paying duties in Belgium, King Leopold would
suit his interest by reducing the duty upon common
whale oil to the old rate Of form Hectoetre.
Yours, respectfully,
A CONSTANT READER.
NEw YoRK, It'll Sept, ls4s.
This is of course the result Of high duties "proec.
ton" people pleased to call it. The goods
tered, and come into consumption with the domestic ar
Gle free Of duty and the government loses its revenue
while the lawyers clarifying their sagaciy in
protecting home industry Belgium is Of the large
markets Tor whale OIL The Hanse rowrs and Holland
take the greatest quantities and Antwerp stands No.
The exports of oil to Belgium for four years have been
follows -
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10 THE CHINESE HAIR ERADICAToR-Under
penalty OF $4,000 the ssst or s,ron hair
from eny part OF the human body in five minutes and not
uTe bum the skim il can be trio before pu
chasing. II is also worrantedo contain no poison Then
will ladies atice that is perfectly harmless or
the limitations and counereits h composed rrncj
pally of deadly poisonsl We also inform public that
there is agent in Brooklyn for the genuine (sirs
Hays 1870 Full ST. and also that IL must in this city be
Mure, 81 cornhill
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Ships Ashbuuou, Hneston Liverpool Grinnell Mnturu
MO; Albany Watson, Havr, VIM Whitlock, Jr; H. Allen
Wilson, Charleston, Geo Suon-Barque Chancellor Bean
yais Buenos Ayres w. w De Co-Brig Syea ISw)
Nissen, Gotenburg, C. f. Habrech; Margaret Elizabeth
{Br) Faulkner 81 Johns nj. T. Winniet Pandora Bailey
Portsmouth, NH Brett Vose-Schr Cygnet Henry Iucks
Vile, Sc. Badger x Peck.
Arrived.
Packet ship unted States Brtton, from Liverpool Aug
with mdse, To r. Kermit. -
Ship Splendid Croker from Havre and 20 DAYS from Faya
with mdse, 10 W. Whitlock. -''
SHIP May Flower, Weeks, from Liverpool, July &c. with
1000 sacks salt to j. Cram. - 800
Barque Arab Crosby from Hamburg July 90 with III pas.
sengers, 10 Schmidt x Bachen. ~ " JUS
ballast, to master. "
Brig United States York, % days from sisa with hides &c.
sch Select, Johnson days from Newbem NC with naval
stores 10 ). J.. Mitchell ~
New schr Marietta Burr Knapp, 10 hours from Bridgeport
the Old Line of Richmond packets "
master. $3.50 '' "
sch Chief sachem Smith, 10 days from Passport, with
plaster, to master. '' 49,
schr Neptune, Johnson, from Portland with molasses to
master. ~ ' w
schr Hudson, Carr, days from Marbshead with oil &c to
master. ~ -
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
snIes OF stocks at philadelphia yesterday.

~
5000 Tennessee SIS. int July sig. $500 5chuylkill
Navigation 6s 4 00 216 shares Grsrd Bank. Oh $50
Lehigh Mortgage 6s 65 shares Philadelphia Bank, 661
$1,000 GA 5 s59 57t sl3 oeO do do 1864 57t 20
shares Formers and Mechanics Bonk 32t sos Pennsyl
yania 6s annual new so 5000 Chesapeake and Del Co.
nal 6s 1886 35 $500 Pennsy vana SIS, 1854 81 500 do
o. 1864 81 II shores Girard Bank %.
AFTER BoARp-50 shares Reading RR ISL, $1,000 Penna
5s 57k, SSH do 1864 81. $4,000 Wilmington RR 6s 49,
s532 Penn'a IS g. 57 $1,000 Wilmington o. SO 81 70
shares Penna Cank liA Sl25 Penn'a 6s 1913 g. $lOoO
Reading 6s, 1880 Ga, $1,000 Chesapeake aud Del Canal
SOB $4,000 do do do SO 200 Grar Bnk 6 90 shares
Reading 49, $4,000 State 81 $1,000 do 1865 o. $1,000 Lee
high 6s lsi636k.
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS
PApELrHA Sept 7-r Maris Stetsop Port an rr Mis
dw Blake Cole, Havana; Laurel William P9Itsmoa III
Boston; Arkansas Tyler Aiecb9 Pr ynhoe Post New
burypor; Oneco Bates. New Bedford Below large in,l
supposed the st Law Chase from Lverpoo Caro"e
BALTIMORE Sept GAR Harriet R9skwe r rsket liver,
pool via Portsmouth, ME- Corioanns, Halle YORK; nancy
Stevens Stevens and Toplif Wordng NCneahS: LaI
Herald (Br) Wadson Demera; Alexander Frenehl Ramet
Martinique; Mary Rowland Providence Candace bTishtna
Fall Rys Rochester Wise and fSses i3mp 1ac War;
kingston Sid Louisa, Harde Valparaiso; Tippecanoe'
AiaxASDsA Sept 3-A Chas Heseltine tBr) Warrington,
RicHMoNp, Sept 6-An Lynchburg, Nfork. Sid Texas
Boston 49,
Richmond-David Allen died on board, 9Th ult
Harriet Jarvis Baltimore for Jamaica Sept lat SO N. Ion
Foreign Ports
PoRT Prince, Aug 23In port Pandora, Green, for Bos-
DEMERARA Aug lin port Antarctic, Thompson, for New
York; Magareta, Everett for Boston.
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STATEMENT or CoTroN AT MOBILE, LAST

The receipts of each respective year, embrace
the hand LIST October except the year 1912 which
bears date LIST September ls4, and includes stock
hand at that date.
The crop of the coming year will not be large but
undoubtedly will yield larger profit.
The following is return of the Bank of Montreal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-08

D3- PROFESSOR vELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
Pills, for the radical of gonorrh9a glee and all
mocupurulent discharges from the urethra univer
sally considered, by the medical faculty of the United
States the safest and most speedy remedy for those dis
tressing complaints They eradicate the disease in in
credby short time without tanng the breath dissgaee-
ing with the stomach, continent ent from business.
Sold in boxes containing hundred pills, 81 each.
W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting rooms Of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau st.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
BY BELL X HOWARD.
Stores No 22 linn street and MS Fulton sfrset)
FRIDAY.

stores
FRIDAY
At O O'Clock in the auction ROOM large sale Of olea,n,
easonabe dry Goods CONFUSING staple AID ncy ns' and
Also the stock of merchant tailor remnants Of alot
s'mGres, yestngs TRIMMINGS, SC.
S 'anS OF Gcy and pledged ars'F Wearing appre
'''"'''' u ''"'"'' &c SATURDAY.
A. l0I{ o'clock at the auction room.
Large sale Of splendid furniture of al descriptions at lOa
Piano Forte sale @2 2 at o'clock in the Fulton street
tories by the best makers u the world both rosewood and
Also, paintings lamps, chandeliers glass and china ware
Also bv order of receiver will be sold without reserve in
the Fulton store dozen superior mahogany parior chars
various stys and warranted and II mahogany rocking do
aud 80 Boston rockers.
Extsale e.ceent hand iuruitureAt O O'Clock
will be sold the entire stock almost entirely good
prsag very neat selection the property Of person off
Catalogues suardav.
HAR9WEARE hSP - SEfE 33 r,. ~.
ery Guns Pistols, Rifles Bowie and Dirk Knives, &C. will
Auction ROOM u Plat st-consistng of the usual assortment
of Hardware and Cutlery
For particulars of which under auction head Journal
an eoeE a sre Of Gums %
Rifles being the whole stock of dealer retiring om the bu'
By e. ign n qssy s counting
Guns rsFo Il T RFE2s A B9%iE AND DIRK
OKNlVES, &c at aucton-Jacob Plau will SELL this day,
a. o'clock at the Merchns EXCHANGE Aqeiion room 81
Patt the entire stock of Guns, Pistols and Rifles of large
dealer retiring from the business Also at same time,
enve Of Bowie and Dirk Knives Daggers Spear
Point Knives &C. the whole of which is particularly worthy
the attention of Southern and Western erchahsas well city
dealers.
Also O'Clock, will the sale place of
$50 lots Hardware and Cutlery BY catalogue So t.r
A UCTIoN. NoTlCE-Fldny, September 8-At 70 o'clock
paniore NC OF family gong 70 hinfopewoonnsstlns o
Windsor Chairs Sofas Looking Glasses Mahogany aud Maple
Bedseads Feather Beds Mattresses, Pillows, &c Bureaus
Washstands Toilette Sets Oil Cloths Lamps Kitchen Fum
ure and variety of necessary articles IN housekeeping
Also, Piano Forte, cost $500. So ltsec
FOR SALE Az PUBLIC AUCTION
THE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING co. will sell at
public Auction nth August, at their Print Works. in
Railway ~ j. all the machinery and movable property Of
the company consisting of printing and engraving machines
caende cylinders dye ooppers dying and bleaching
apparatus steam boilers steam engine Is horse power with
boilers fire patent balances iron Safe hydraulic
and common press large and small slide lathe with complete
of turning and boring aud tools
Of imported steel and and old iron, aquany Of drugs
terms stoves tables, benches, Sc
Catalogues of which may be had application Mr. Philip
FERGUSON & WALKER,
ivl9 lnsr 81 William street
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yesterday was 'ery stormy disagreeable day for out
door operations, consequently business was not very &C.
tive. '' w.
AsHrsPots are in better demsnd thon usual and sales
are TO greater extent but prices SO firmly sus.
tanned fos are worth 81 3l 373, and Pearls SIS
cline. W
H,Y-An active shipping demand has sprupa IN. and
the home market is also quite brisk Prime is firm al as
4c. The export is principally to the South
WHsKFy- Drudge is very dill and ssles csnnot no
made % cents. Barrels little better we still
quote eai 2s3c. The sales of both descriptions are very
rihng.
WHALEBoSE-The most active demand exists for this
article with the most trinng receipts. We quote south
Sea at 45c, and North West at 4ic.
FRur--we quote sales OF Palermo Lemons az 50 Gal a
325 sicily sheed Almonds OF l7.c. Bunch Raisins 81
Sl95so
PsoUuoSs and Fork are both very dull, and de-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-08

90 STEAMBOAT ORUS.-Has Captain Schultz
employ ed man by the name Of Riddle, board his
boat to push back in rough and dangerous manner
those persons who wish 60 board upon the boats
arrival at the dock2 Oentimes persons have friends
board (ss such was the with the writer and of
course are anxious to see them There is considerable
danger Of falling in the river by being pushed back
suddenly from the boat and is important that Captain
Schultz (by the bye gentleman) should look into the
matter whout delay. One nuisance not long since
removed from the "Orus and tins evil be removed
in like manner, if not corrected. Rough handling
cab drivers sc. may answer but such treatment
other persons may not altogether be safe kind of bu
mes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-08

We shall esteem favor if Captains of Vessels will give
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo and
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have He will
board them Immediately their arrival. Agents and
respondents, home abroad, will confer favor by
sending TO this Office all the Marine intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-08

duty of form 40 cents per Hecto'etre Of - galn
was about per cent The duty OF 8 forms $40
per hectic SO per cent yet that duty although
not high the average duties in the United States,
amounts premium smuggling, and favors the Uni.
ted States interests in effect These foreign restrictions
far less injurious to the fishing interests than the
runous and suicidal policy of government The
state Of the fishing interests is as follows:-
Ships employed in sperm fshing,... 800
=" % whale do..... $50
Total Observation-Disclosures. $50
Tonnage, .'....s.. iso,OVO
Crews ...........,..... 5000
Genital EMPLOYED ............. 10000 900
Produce of fishing for lsil. 1000 900
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Married,

On Monday evening September the 4th, by the Rev.
Mr.. Stevenson, Mr. ISAAC TATE to Miss MARY T.. MAR.
In Baltimore on the 5th inst at st Paus church. by
the Right Rev Bishop Willingham DIEpERIcH FEHRMAN
Esq, of New Orleans to Mrs Cora w. F. JARVIS.
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Brighton Market.

Brighton Market.
MONDAY, Sept. 4, lS43.
At Market 600 Beef Cattle, 100 Stores 80 Cowes and
Calves, $500 Sheep, and 400 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-A very small number of extra at
81 SO IS; first quality IS so second quality BITS
u.s. third quality Ia 3 90
Stores-Sales not sufficient to establish prices.
Cowes and Calves-Sales at $l3, Is, 10, % and -.
Sheep quick lots sold from 75c to ST. So.
Wethers 81 80, 81. 75 very nice lot to ship &c.
swne-Los of shosts to peddle at 43c for Sows, and
53c Tor Barrows. lot of old Hogs at At 4ac. At
tail from to cents.