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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-30
THE B0ON's LICK TIMES.
JAMES n. BENSON e. CLARK H. GREEN,
Editors g. Proprietofs.
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Published every Saturday. at 90 in advance, of
o. at the end Of the year. No paper dscontinf 81
sat at the option of the editors until all
are psid-and failure to give notice (before the
bnd of the Year, of wish to discontinue will be
considered new engagement.
RATES OF ADVERTISING. -
One dollar per square, of twelve lines or less,
for the first insertion, and fifty cents square for
each subsequent insertion.
For one square twelve months, twenty dollars.
Where the insertion of an advertisement is or
dered, without the number ofnsertions being spe.
oifed 1t will be inserted Cat the discretion of the
preorietors) until forbid and charged for accord
ingly, '.t,.
All advertisements from strangers, as well as
all orders for job4work, must DO accompanied with
ths cash, or reference to some responsible and
convenient acquaintance. ..s
rs 2 AUTHORIZED AGENTS. ar.
A. X. OLDHAM, Middle Grove, Monroe co.
JAMEs HuGHEs, Richmond, Ray CO.
JAMES HEAD, -Four Mile Prairie, Randolph CO.
w. r. Sw1rzLER, Columbia, Boone co.
G. P. BRowN, Platte City, Platte CO.
Thomas JAcKMAN, Rochepor,, Boone co.
WA. d. MALONE, Huntsvic, Randolph CO.
CSC. H. HueBKLI, Trenton, Grundy CO.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-30
A WHISPER TO THE WYE.

Study your husbands temper and char
acter, and be it yonr pride and pleasure to
conform to his wishes. Check at once the
first 0dUanees to contradiction, even of the
most trivial nature. Beware Of the FIRST
dispute.
Whatever would have been concealed as
defect from the lover, must with greater
diligence, be concealed from the husband.
The most intimate and tender familiarity
cannot surely be supposed TO exclude
dccorum.
Let your husband be dcarcr and of more
consequence TO you than any other human
being; and have no hesitation in confessing
those feelings to him.
Endeavor to make your husbands habita-
ton aluring and delightful to him. Let it
be a sanctuary to which his heart may al
ways turn from the ills aud anxeties Of
life.
! | know not two female attractions so
captivating to men as delicacy and modesty.
If possible, let your husband suppose you
think him good husband and it will be a
strong stimulant to his being SO.
No attraction renders a woman at all
times SO agreeable to her husband as cheer
fulness and good humor.
bands taste; endeavor to wear what he
thinks becomes you best.
Make yourself as useful TO him as you
cam and let him see you employed as
much as possible in economical pursuits.
Endeavor TO feel pleased with your hus-
bands friends.
Encourage in your husband desire of
reading out at his leisure hours.
On the day of her marriage a woman's
tour of gaity should be ended.
How indecorous and offensive it is to see
woman exercising authority over her
husband and saying II wiH have it So" IT
shall be done as like" &c.
Never join in any jest or laugh against
your husband.
Assdiously conceal his faults and speak
only of his merits.
! In married life confiiants are by no means
desirable.
Conceal from others any little discord or
dlsunlon that occurs between you and your
husband.
Never receive the particular attentions
Of any other men. ...
BE you ever so conscious of superiorl-
| ty of Judgment or talent, never let it ap-
pear to your husband.
Shun extravaganza. Attention to order
and regularity will contribute much to the
comfort of your husband.
A woman never should appear untidy or
badly dressed in the presence Of her hus.
band.
Let home be the sole scene Of your
wishes, your plans, your exerlions.
There is an old observation that a mo-
Their and daugher-in-law be particularly
kind and considerate.
lnyour manner to your servants be firm
without being severe, and kind without
being familiar. Let your commands TO
your servants be consistent and reasonable;
and then firmly but mildly insist on obedi-
ence TO them. II is very disheartening to a
poor servant to be continually found faul.
with Praise and reward them when you
can; human nature will not bear too con-
; slant chiding.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-30

CoSPLrMENrAL.--The following compli-
ment was lately paid by a Partisan dentist
10 a lady. He had made several Intellectual
attempts to draw out her tooth, and finding
at last that he must give it up, he apoligiscd
by sayiug:-"The fact is, madam, il is i'm.
possible for anything bad to come out Of
your mouth"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-30

DOMESTIC TRANscENDEHrAL1sM.
don't go TO bed ow.a.days-they retire,
Nobody eats their dinncr--people take some
xefreshment. Nobody goes 10 church
but people attend divine service. There
is no Sunday--it is Sabbath No one gets
his tooth pulled out-he has it extracted.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-30

TISDER,-A thin rag-such, for in
stance. as the dress of modern female,
intended to catch the sparks, raise fame
and ligh, up match.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-30
MINUTES Of the Mount Pleasant Baptist Association held Nth
the Church Little Union, Randolph county, Missouri Sauy.
day September, 1s43, and too days tolo,cing
Vol. A..

SATURDAY SEprsMBER S43The Association
when the Introductory Sermon preached by Elder
from 10Th chap Of Matthew and 18th After which
opened by when the
follows
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-30

LATEST CASE OF DELIcAcY.-A modest
young lady left tho table at Hotel, the
other day, because one Of the walters had
the immodesty to place salad before her,
without first properly dressing it.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-30

Ordained Ministers thus" Licentiates. !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-15

Reducing the wheat 10 hour (alowing five bushels
barreD and we have an aggregate OF TAO barrels
OF -four arriving at tide water since the opening of nav
cation.
Nearly million and half barrels of -four, worth at
current quotations nearly seven miioos OF dollars,
which immense amount has lain idle the hands of the
producers nearly twevemonth, as the whole of this
quantity Of -four was manufactured from the
In lS42 This important fact shows the Of the
country and of the hardy OF toll no fast add
ing to It's and their wealth SO long they
possess the ability and disposition hold their pro
duce for remuneratng prices, long they will thrive aud
prosper. The farmers OF England compelled to dis
pose their CT Immediately after harvest whatever
the price may be the enormous rents and
taxes, keep continual depand their and
in large proportion Of instances they other
source but their crops, which must necessary be sacr
feed to meet the immediate pressing demand Of their
noble landlord, or royal tax gatherer.
Things different, thank God, in this country. The
cuvators OF the soil here till their broad
They harvest their own grain, and not that with mort
gage on it as old as the growing crop Their graneries
only opened to purchaser when he comes cash in
hand willing to pay lair price, Spectators SUBJ
NIT to the actual value before single berry trans
ferred 10 their possession control.
These are few of the many blessings prolific soil
and independent people In the enjoy and
the country becomes extended sands into cutiva
tion and the people rich and prosperous the productions
of the soil will be governed by those who bring
existence that prices will be in proportion TO the
pense OF culture or manufacture
The operations in this market are not extensive They
at present exclusively confined to the demand for
nestle consumption Prices have not been very steady
the past few weeks and change takes place fer
the future must be very gradual there is nothing in
perspective that influence prices very maieriay
We quote for GeDesee. $3.50; Michigan and Ohio. fat
hoop 81 AIT 6e Ohio, round hoop, ST. Troy 81 As
81 5n Rye Flour, S2,s7A Corn Meal northern, 81 rs
SASH The operations in grain extensive than
in -four Wheats quite active and sales the week
have been quite large at ga 95 cents for Western,
which is The principal description offered. Corn is quite
brisk We quote for North River at So 81 cents weight
and measure; Southern so sic do do Oats held at
25 26t cents Rye, 6b cents
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TO- S. with loss OF mantOpmas oremast head and bowspr-
Porto Rico from Phadepha for Boston, out days-llh
Morning STAR Portland for Havana. Oct lat 81 as lon
II, TO- W.
w 1 :Saa this
Foreign Ports
MA5AeA Sin port camea Jarvis fin Gibraltar just
- oyer; s ;3 Ks.4ss c.a.
ST CRor1. Sept PIN port Eliza, Lockwood, for NYot
bSEJ Essn Scot S %., MGs,Th
fifth for Batmor'4 Going in, brig, supposed tho Peru,
81 gSnS, NF Sept 2aLsld, Eagle, Stevens Gibraltar.
to sail ar ssp a seu FIN Barbados
BAnsADoEs Sept 2O-a port VIM Kennedy Martin, for St
Dsmsn; Crescent Callahan Phiadspfia for s. Tho.
TTGs%s. Sssea d. FsRs SoIs SSs
peSesn tcRE Christi. .TRSss
Dundee Gov Douglass Wyds, Bristol f'''A' 'p''' ~
Lake Ports
ESss 1cS esES .IS. #
BS RISE Ts , sns,tOp B0S T. f Stanley
land; Chaaacey, Reed, Red, Milan Geneva, Sweet, Ash
Home Ports.
ed aS Bseas
Ass Mary 4Es cG'ss S y
ton; oordelia PendIetoe, ~
. Helen Sept s.y e'Rs R9ra Rio e'nd and
HoLMEs HOLE, Sept liar Austin Perkins, from Port
eks6urg DO Merchant Phiiad Tor BeSery-sfd Thoosa
Bo.Tos Gc, Es ssse Lqrus cron,!sd Wallace
Cunningham do Swan, Blanchard Bangor, Wales; Malta,
for 81 %aHTr am9da syaa %
hanson 81 pees Mart
%sasS
FoaTssMoUTH: 1e.scld Emms Webster, Mobile via Key
E!egy Davis Boston for in port 18th
wR s11vt sal e bound f. Allen Ah,rv Aon
Hath NYork; Lucreta Johnson Pictou Passengers the
Of hng sehr Agnes of Newburypor before reported
Casslda, Crabtre, New York; for Indies anci. A Sc
P6iIad ph, Lion LEWIS dosd ANN Smith Carl suDts De-
hSaa HHsGyfr Exit Whs Mack
,PBlLAPEIPHiA Oct a-Am BRAZILIAN. Hitchborn Boston;
a9%S do ans st JOHN w %
Pennsylvania, Hughes dos Excelsior, word g. Boston; he
sI Ta%a s s% hdssS Pe1
denes Henry Lempe E5anme de- Henr, Brown, Lingo do
' Sy c ea
Na.Ta LEFTY sn,h do-Bel9w baIaae and brigs
buck NBedfsrd Fla H. Lake Prpyideue; wave Grow ell,
DEiswAHE BsnAKw.1Es. DC. 1.-THE Lucy for Boston;
Of loadd schs Principally bound TO the eastward III
here last evening with fine breese FIN ssW The but
No vessels sight bound nWeather pea'aAt-wnd fin the
sill. c11s Johnson Est NHok Elem N'''h
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auet,o,,,-
BY BELL q HOWAi, p.

MONDAY.
Furniture and Hotel SaleAt 10Y O'Clock will he sold the
household and bar furniture Of the house No edai
street the Also the the bar sle
glssea purchssed within few months aud good
The household furniture will be first sold.
TUESDAY,
AT 10Y O'clock at the sales room,
Large sale tonable fancy and staple dry goods
Also London cloths and yestngs in lots to suit
blmkets sheeting, hosiery, &c,
Also lot of wearing apparel OF the stock OF merchant
tailor.
Also quantity of hardware watches and jewelry.
Also entire invoice OF London cloths and c,ssimerrs IN
lots TO suit purchasers
Also quantity of groceries, choice wines and liquors
Also, an assortment Of dry goods from importer.
Also limited number of rights 70 water proof cloth and
More particulars At the sale rooms.
WED NESDAf
. AT l0}f O'Clock in the sale rooms.
Extensive sale OF elegant furniture Of all descriptions
Also AT same time the gentse tusnitnre OF family gong 10
Europe aud removed from Brooklyn for OF sale.
Also piano toes paintings king glasses china glass and
plated ware, stoves, kitchen utensils, SC
Also the ba lance OF the stock Of Busse three ply, Vene
tan and ingram capeting, oil cloth mating piano
fortes. -
Also, second hand piano ortes by order of the Sheriff
Also, an myoce OF EDg h oil cloth and carpeng
The piano oftel seraphne aud will be sold the Full
ton street store q ~ O'clock
Also valuable saIaphna do parlor organ cond hand
WEDNESDAY 25th
- At II O'clock,
ness prev lou'y disposed Of At psae sale will be sold.
engagements, fixtures &c OF the well known Stykers
Bav House, on the Boom,ngdae Road.
Also, the superb iionnola burt by FanclS.
Also tn bar sh den chairs hot housf,
to purchase will get Al necessary inorms by applying
H. Chapman. Isl Hudson 81
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LUClNA CORDIAL,
on TINE
ELK r OF Low

LUCINA CORDIAL,
EL1xIR'' 81 LOVE.
IN Older time, among the Jews,
Ths man ana second sS wife %,s ghI choose s
Nc children bore 70 bless his home.
Prayed to Lucine, the midwife's patron,
EsG sS IN T ,r.,s n = iae be-.
And even ~ a a"s, the the meek Kiln HindooM ISIS.
Yam sSI1. q her cline and tender st too. too
ans And with Tsssas hands ss, S ss:.a dS wild
Petitions Bramsh for child;
Eor well she knows, Love shuns to bless
So much forlove in days by-gone,
But say, even now doe. Love. egmmuniou
No, of time. cont co"ias.i f felicity IS'0n'
Yst may the barren, II they Try
VIA %si Gsv.. af Esr snf ao TSS sI sad
The childess wifes repininss end.
R Ras No. s' t Ri.fE!fii; sy: S DOVE.
C9ensumption's ills il will prevent,
supp s'ssI istns w fSs '%GG s date
Euptons from the skin it chases,
Tis woman: pS.s@sgd il ae'sf Ss ssi'; her,
And each disease, twth Proper care. tool
Her fair Z. and a.! fragile form !. heir To-
shall have stern proof N Ss me" 0ea'a
Letters--a forms Of attestaton-
Penned by Disease and Quackerys martyrs.
Thousands who lay, with fiutering breath,
Almost within the jaws Of death
Now in their nightly prayers repeat,
Thanks to LIES friend in Nassau street
AND sometimes names the very number
"Ninetytwo Nassau"-even in their slumbes--
Or dreaming of Diseases ordeal,
Cry tat for the "Lucina Cordisl.n
Persons ordering this medicine from country nv sending
emance il boxed up and sent 10 any part of the
hon Price 50 per bottle $2 per dozen Also for sale at
-. % North 9th 81, Philadelphia. ol0 lm*m
VOPPERiOO of extra quality English sheathng Cop
from to % or Just received per recent arrivals and
" sale by 80
ol2ec 4. n, COLLlNS X CO. IS South street
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Pace. OF CorIor. LIvER,oOL CLAssIrIcArIos.
Corn Trade.

SATURDAY, Oct. Ia, II M
Since last report about the movements in the flour
and grain markets nothing has trsnspirsd to give d
complexion TO the trade to avorably effect pr
The receipts at tide water up 10 the 7h inst this year
have been larger than before and the quantity in
the interior immense The manufacturers at the west
will make great efforts get all tine -four 10 the ssabosrd
possible before the close of navigation and we are of the
opinion that the stock in this city during the ensuing
winter i'll be larger than ever before known, and large
enough to keep down prices to their present level.
Account OF -four and wheat arrived at tide wster
during
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Cleared.
Ship Atslan,., Raymond Ap.laehieol., w slqeum; Lee
@ s,s$,.,i ss Nssss asiss
ss aaf.SH S9f ss@s R:s' 55EYfs
srs'i s'Sii 'f sst:i tsSts
Ssss; y:: S:ss SsE ssf:.
Rh Fila, osoS Ass.df, Do Pens
Eie, S,ars,s Clsamss Repaisr, Francis; wilmington
e1o S Go G Gsr' s bF SS
Erie. Harden Demsra II Underwood.
Arrived.
Ship Arson, Barkman days from Charleston with cotton
Brig Wilton Fgllf, Cobb days from Savannah, with
Brig Josephine Robinson I'm Richmond and ds from the
Bs sui van, Hswiey Jay. from Savannah with cotton
TO sturges Chairman
Brs RAN Gage from Fall River in ballast to Tdell
sshr Turk Eldidge days from Portsmouth, with mdse,
schr Despatch, Nckerson days cm Dennis with fish
schr Ann Smith, Hi from Richmond, with -four, to B
s s$ sS r ss1 asE Ss%stvy 81 y % Virgins.
sehr Ghinesrofa, Anderson, I'm YiTginia.
scRr Water Bird Robins from chefrystone with potatoes.
s$;; :s: fG:,: in y S.as ny Or. with fish,
S I'll G sasd n Ri.Si.: %S $%Sss
Schr Gid, Townsend I'm Richmond with coal.
- hr Belle. Powell, FIN Norfolk, with mdse
schr Eliza kebecca Taylor, from Virginia with potatoes
Sch Anthrocopha, Psrker, FIN Virginia
Below.
One ship unknown.
Ships Nicholas Bidde, Truman, New Orleans; Newark
Also New Yo 0 T New
Orleans
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE SF THE REopE lsLArpER,}
NEWPORT, Oct, H. lBi3. 4
Ar Rowena Estes, from Fall River for Pacific Ocean 81
George Mercy, Calais for Philadelphia.
l3th st George Philadelphia; Rowena, Pacific Ocean.
General RECORD.
The packet ship ROCHESTER, Brtton for Liverpool sails
tomorrow bags close the Exchange ats past
II O'Clock.
LAUNcHEp-n Bath from the ways of John Henry the
copper fastened bsqpe Barring Brothers, 292 TONS TO be
madded by Capt John Crooker. - .
Also from the ways Of Messrs Clark Sewel, the superior
barge Nautilus Of about $40 burhen intended for the
freightng business.
LAuNcH-Schr TIoNEsrA of 1911 tons to be commanded by
9th ut She Of handsome model built in the tho
rough and workmaue and intended for the coast
ing aud freiRhting business.
QuEBEc 9The strong easterv gales have brought up
the vessels that below Saturday afternoon and
Of them sailed subsequently the Juno, PEARL Lady
Seaton, and Others 81 whose sailing have advice
every hour look for further arrivals.
spoken.
New England Welch, Boston, for Newfoundland ith inst
Boston Light w, 90 miles. .
Sept AZ 49, Ion 49, 80 passed by the Swan Boston
Logan Woodbury. Boston for East Indies, 10th Cape
Cod bearing WNW, 60 miles
Emms from Maracaibo fo New York, Cd inst, lat 81 a. Ion
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DEAFNESS.
DIS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURlSTS,
SQ1 BROADW AY-Extract:--
~! VI cheeruly comply with the request of Lieut. Nc
ntos to testify that he was nvadsd home unfit fo. duty
that while in New York on his way England be PLACED
Auss Under their he recovered his hearing
has returned to his military duty.
Signed, H. McNEVEN, M. D.
Surgeon TO H. M. B. Forces Jamaica
ACOUSTIC DROIS.
incipent Deafness earache pans buzzngs
singing sounds in the collections of hard
ted sesstions of the organs Their oil has POI
pula remedy curative all diseases of the for up
wards of twenty Offices removed 38l Broadway
White street. oil lm*ec
Jones' PURE EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
CANDY-One single Is package is warranted
eight of the medical properties Of the pure OF
thing reader assured that this Sarsapaa
only mercury minerals If using other
this; you will find its effect hus- will mildly
keep blood and body cool gently open the
aud restore those afflicted with any disease This Sarapara
health good should be unmxed
with other and heat should be used preparing
This has all these advantages trial
recommend for any disease for which
uara is remedy; this sold for Is package
for ST. the sign Of the American Eagle SO Chatham street.
y. Y Agents Zeiber Ledger Buildings Philadelphia; Red
ding, State street, Bston; State street, Albany; Mrs
Newark; and fudney, 1871 Main street. Poughkeepsie.
~ i,akr
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THE
IN V Is | BIZ E


so closely resembles the real head Of hair that ept and
connosseurs have pronounced the perfect and
raordnaIy nventon Of the day The great advantage Of this
novel and unique wig is its being made without sewing
weaving which Causes IFS appearances so closely to resemble
defy deection its texture being BEAUTIFUL and
Tree that all evaporation uDimpeded
and evils of other wigs entirely avoided The s"epc
aud connosseur alike invited this novel and beau
tul Wig, and the pecu,r method of fifth the head the
manufacturers A. g. Barry lac Broadway, of Liberty
street, up slsirs. oil Im.r
To Wool MANUFACl UkEks, &c The .uNscGbsT
L gives notice that he is the legal Assignee Of JOHN
GOULDING lac Of Ro1bgry, Machinst, and as such is
alone authorized TO claim aud receive from those ndv'du
ais or companies in various parts of the United States who
have mad ed certain improve machinery invented by
said Goudng for the manufacturing of Wool whcn improve
secured him by Letters Patent dated Dec 18th,
1926 and goth july 1885, and he he eby such dvid
nails and companies thing except
himself for the Of said else
give them legal discharge for the damage
TO hich said uoud by law, entitled for the
of the secuted him b, the Paens above
med h. COPELAND Jr. Assignee
OF JOHN GOULDING
70 As these Patents expired the 18th Of December $780,
nothing claimed expected for the Of the
since that time o3 cod lmsr
New ACCOMMODATIONS packages in barrels, half bar
rels, quartz and eghths packed
the southern marietta choice article and fire from grit For
sale Oh liberal terms by
ol3 lmr GEORGE WELLS, Jr. 1876 Front st.
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OPENING OF The FALL Fashions.
AT THE MAGAZIN DE MODES.

A GARD-TO THE LADIES OF FAsHION-MA-
"A DAME BEHRMAN begs most respectfully to inform
friends and that she has received by the last arr
herself that will stand unrvalleo the city. The
fashions consist Of the folowing full and styles
uncut PLAIN watered and changeabe velvet do
silk satin mode and quilt hats entire novel description
III ladies' misses, aud chdreus sizes Also, complete
sortment oil CAPS and head dresses Paris ribbons artificial flow
feathers. ana HAIR ornaments Of the best artists in Paris
Madame socts the ladies' favor her with an early call
| aud examine for themselves
Magazin de Modes 6e Canal street. % lm%r
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Domestic Importatlons.

CHARLEsroN-Ship Anson-lse bales cotton F 7 PARISH
Inf pipes brandy NJ Emanuel pkgs mdse w Hager cob
pkgs ~ cks rice Porte FIR res00 bales Post Philips
3bXs bale mdse Lee, Dater Miller box Mrs Hood
bales cotton w Wadsworh-l printing press Hoe-6 pkgs
indie Jennings o, good-l73 bales cotton order.
SAyANNAH-Brig Wison-26 bales cotton Colt & co-46
do Bronson-57 do r Grayes-28 do Parmelee Kill
born Rogers-l73 do Collins-l box Lord2 do Co Der
& Nephew-l 40 Harper Brothers5O bales cotton to order
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On Friday evening" 18th inst MuNeo NurrEn CAMP
ssLL eldest son OF Mr. Robert Strachan aged years
and months.
The friends Of the parents respectfully invited
attend his funeral from his fathers residence 46 Mott
street, this afternoon, at 81 o'clock.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Sail.
Ship Masters and Agents

We shall esteem favor if Captains of Vessels will give
70 Commodore ROBERT SILyEy, of our News Fleet, Re
port Of the shipping left the PORT whence they sailed the
snv Foreign NeW.paper, or News hsv NAV have liz Ml
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they car
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
Perceived
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to France with few lots for Liverpool mar uise.
tureTs are tBking but little 6; present
II i'll be seen by our statement above that The
t. Great Britain are much smaller than the same time
last year, which very likely 10 connue and
Ia proportion Tor time at least from the very un
heaitny state Of Mobile and New Orleans which must
retard operations and shipments
We remain, respectfully, your ebt serv's
STEWART WRIGHT, Brokers,
Tontne Building, cor. Wall and Water SITS.
At the extreme South, the prevalence of the yellow
fever has retarded business The quotations are
lows