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, 1843-10-28

Cmv:NAl. Covrr.--The new Cir.
.,i' }~t.nuHy. V. Leslie. E.q.. enter
.rf rp hus .ur'r. E. DIV. TIE nort-
ct ,'..,> tta'nr 'upum- ronvt.-
ri,ua ave b-,u h-d. 80 .af. dunn
lie fr,>sui tom: "a.
Peter Chandler. MURDER second de
gee. so vas; Brruha,d H"unI>trr.
do.. 20 wears: JOHN Wood. passing
counterfeit money. I years; George
GIues, do..7 YRS; Jacob Rice, grand
larceny. ) years, james PEPPER. re-
celyln@ stolen goods. 4 yeas: Ch1s.
/. Blown. grand larceny. i years;
Lawrcnce Caycndcr. do. 4 wears:
Same. second Indictment, . wears:
Wa. Smith. alias Richard Fur-v'h.
d.. 8 wears; William Bryant. do. 9
YEAR; Hugh Coyuc. d.. . wears;
SANE. second indictment, . ycar-;
job, Ii. FaC9n. do. wears: Charles
.'arrerf. do. 2 lCnis. Charles Marsh.
de-. 2 wears: Th"<. neorne. do., 2
Years: Gust vuS K. Summons. forgery.
, wears; John Neat. petit larceny, 4
months, Edward krcmma, do.. 9
months: Sa,ah MclEvrr. do, 80 DAYS:
assault I" XIII. |: assault ami battery.
(appcnisl }: keeping blwdy house. !;
betting al cards. ;; dram shop without
license. I; mrrch.ntS without ~lrrruce.
3; selling liquor on Sunday, "a; yer
diets OF a'qniraI. 8.
, 1843-10-28
THE RADICAL.
E!OWIirs-Green, Oct. %, 1888.
Look fO Il.

1--WE again call upon those indebted
to US, to pay up. Are You willing to
do barely your duty towards Us? If so,
Cal and pay us something. There were
persons here during the '4st Circuit
Court, who have been owing us for the
last six, twelve and eighteen months;
but they were extremely careful TO avoid
Us. Now we intend 10 have our Pay Of
all such, il there is any law by which
we can get it.
Eg-Week after next the County Court
viii be in session herewith those in
debtcd 10 us for advertising, &C., en-
brace this opportunity 10 call OF us and
pay up their arrearaees? W. have pa
Per to buy, for which we have to pay
cash in hand. Think Of this-and try
to act upon ii; and the praise shall be
yours.
, 1843-10-28
A chap went into a LARGE e,,,u.r

A chap went into a large establish.
ment in Pearl street, New York. and
represented himself as a st. Lou;.
merchant, ordered some !slo0oo
worth of goods. which were accord,
inciy, with great labor put up for him.
H called late in the evening and do.
sired the bill to be ready at 8 n'clock
the ensuing morning, when he wopld
call and cash the account, observing.
sab" by the way, nv good little villa
desired me, when ! started out this
morning, to procure her something
for n dress. and az | want a coa, nv
self. just send three or four pieces Of
silk, and the cloth TO nv hotel. she
can Judge Of them herself" So said.
50 done; and no questions were ask.
ed. Neither cloth. silk or gentlemen
have been seen since; the clerks have
had their labor for nothing. but say.
however. that the ST. Louis merchan,
told on truth. tina, he "infrnded ~
leave IN tire first boat" as he 4idI-
THait. Clipper.
, 1843-10-28

4 Woman and 6 c iiirpn lost in
Ne NDuRtqins.--We learn from the
llnllydar>burgh, Pa. R"gister. that
Miss R"hecca Gin,pr and SIX children.
IN Clearfrld county in that State, re-
Gently went on IN tive woods To gath
cr berries and inf rtanatelv became
hevhi-r"d and ramhlei about for
two da,S aGl NIGHTS in the cold and
=ir. ani 80; leng,h laid themselves
G"Nn perfectly overcome with cod
ant ~hun-sr. When they were found
by : detachment Of citizens who
were IN se4rch Of them.
, 1843-10-28

It is stated hat Mr.. George Bancroft,
the distinguished historian, has beer
rendered the office of Minister 10 France.
If he should accept, American literature
viii be pretty ably represented at the
courts Of Europe. Mr.. Wheaton at Ber-
lin, Irving at Madrid, Everett at Len
don and Bancroft at Paris, have all dis
tinguished themselves greatly by their
devotion to literature. Mr.. Bancroft
will be the only Locofoco among them;
an it is a great pity that a mind SO SUI
p~erior should he bewildered and lost in
the mazes of Locofocoitm.-LMo. Re-
publican.
Pity indeed!-"a mind so superior"
and yet bewildered in The mazes Of Lo.
cofocoism! Out upon such sophism.
, 1843-10-28

The Picayune of the 5th INST. saws:
I'VE were much panied Yesterday
morning ~ notice ia The ..Diamond'
the death of Mr.. Cha les K. AIrxan-
der. me OF tIe editors OF that paper.
lie fell IA victim to the ruthless hand
of the epidemic now affecting orr
city. and has LEFT Il Young wI!et t. weep
over his memory. His funeral was
Yesterday afternoon attended By a
good V number of friends"
, 1843-10-28

CART TYLER Ar II,RPER'S FsRRr.
NA.--The Cant. has lis own IDEAS of
the dignity Of his sta'ion. and dos
not seem 10 think it conp0rts there
with to travel like other people with
common folks--or perhaps he only
likes to be nj ease and take lis com
tnrt on al occasions in his own way.
1t Is related of him that on his return
towards Washington from his trip to
Virginia. upon arriving NJ HIrper's
Ferry from Winchester. he vas de-
SIr"us OF Chartering Il special car,
private To himself AMI suite. from
thence To Baltimore or Washington.
For this purpose he made application
10 the Agents who informed him that
'.such Il thing was not customary, and
that he could not comply with his re-
Quesr"-whereupOn the Captain re.
monstrated-thourht it was no more
than courtesy due to him and his sta
tion-and that it had been done be-
fore. and stated as an instance that a
whole train of cars had been charter
ed to convey the remains Of General
Harrison. Yes. that is true" re-
piled the Agent. with emphasis and
marked politenesS. "and | should be
most happy to furnish a train for your
self. sir, under similar circumstan-
cest'
, 1843-10-28


NovLMENGs At WAsmNGroY.-Thc
Washington correspondent of the y.
York irue sun, shadows forth some
OF tie great movements that are get
urg under way at Washington. Mr.
Webster Is ~ act an important part
IN the arrangement, that aie nahnC
Iora Presidential campaign. Speak
in1 Of these movements, Tie cores
pendent say:
Mr.. Webster is yet here, ami
quite eIa;cd q, having ELECTED 4 sec
end treaty. IN which there were more
numerous and more violently Goa
l'ctlrg interests than ever perp.exed
HE Northeast b uudary questlpn.--
His A>hburlon treaty was Il mole hill
to "A mountain compared with the ex.
Qal>lIr "a mon that has Luu"ugatd
ili"r. Spencer. & Go.
Ey.,v ariG.r j>i, b. r,pd 70 head
nj. iIcr,, Civ. J,dm Y lie ~un
ported b., Nav ,o, lie, - T.. t. Is
the Gr.1 -,.,..,U .:....r .; ,.,, -.
h,x head GA .fi,f> II. taa West.
Nr. Nea.,cr i, f. .,a,, IT, New
En.lard on II, ~ hook: mr1u5e.
.meuis baylnr been made n,rb the ad
mInistra,ron and a few OTHER s~r,y,lc
, 1843-10-28

Nasondry and ReHStom.--We learn
from the Pittsburgh Gazette that the
subject of masonary caused much bit
ter feeling in the Wesleyan Metho-
dist Conference, in whicha resolution
was passed which stated substially
that "lhe Conference considered all
secret oath bound societies contrary
to the Gospel of Jesus Christ, advised
all the members of churches under
its care TO abstain from all cnnnexion
with them, and further declared that
no %adhereins member of such secret
oath bound societies should be eligi-
BILE, as a minister, to a seat in that
Conference.
, 1843-10-28

4 party rt pleasure iurRed 10 a
crmputy Of NourHcrS.--A cores
ponder, If the Calais Advertiser
states that sevcraI DAYS since Il parry
OF Young people at Scotch Ridge.
st. james. \. b. left their homes Tor
Il cranberry iro!ic. The distance they
had 10 uavel was about >ly miles. and
II order TO get TO the be- YVES nee
CSSary 70 cross stream \ rat Was
constructed, aud fourteen Young wo
mrn attempted 10 cross upon IT.
When about midway lie stream, .
rotten log in the raft gaze way-the
raIt parted. and the whole were
thrown INTO the stream. very Ell
tort ihat great courage could accom-
plI>h vas put ioith To save them, and
all, save n by the name of Frazier,
were rescued alive. One young man
nearly lost his life in striving To save
her, and when she was earned oil 1y
the IorCe vi the current and all hope
Had fled. he persisted Ia diving until
he found her Il l~iieicS> cor, Sc and bore
II 10 the store. Tie party returned
through the woods ~>eyera! miles. bear
lng III their arms the I~iieIeSS body OF
their companion Ia her iather'shu house.
, 1843-10-28

TEErEssrr.-The Legislature ofTen-
nessee, in convention Of the two houses,
on the l7th inst, elected Ephraim II.
Foster, (Whig,) United States Sena;or,
until the 4th of March, 1915, to fill the
unexpired term Of E1r. Grundys Tie
Assembly then prccsededto The election
Of a United States Senator 10 serve Cor
six years from the 4th of March 1871,
which resulted in the election Of Spen-
Ger Jarnagin, Whig.) In consequence CT
the disaiiectioa which existed in the last
Tennessee State Senate, hat State las
not been represented in the United
States Senate for Two years.
, 1843-10-28

TEE ToTALERS.-Farhcr Mathew,
on his return from England to Dab,
In. told the audience AT his first meet
ing that he had administered the
pledge of total abstience To The Earl
of StqnhoPe, the Duke Of Norfolk.
the Marchloness OF Wellesley. the
G. unlaSs Of Clare, the Ed Of Sur
rev. ihe eldest son of Lord Stafford.
"ni m.ny other n"tIc lords aud H.
, 1843-10-28

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.T. hrnIar crnn. "i,a -
this I]'ri,ac and jsi, Ls'c enga"ed IN
49,, ,rn.n atam,
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E,l .nd ,, ,o,1,rT l.5 naan.
nr ,hs ,.baye srt,,r, On Fr;i.~ Ios,
, 1843-10-28

81 Goreg'Hor Mfcfct-Tre Ind!-
rnr Statesman 81 the 23i ut. pub
I>h.I AT NcA Iiarmnny, sass "a, the
reccn, sitting of tie Grand JGry IN
that countv, a bill "fIndIctmout was
found against Governor Bigger, for
pardoning ION the solicitation of the
people OF Clay county, m individual
named Read. before srer he wdS tricl.
for crimes committed in Posey coun,
ty.
, 1843-10-28

1.-the weather for the last few DAYS,
has been unusually cold for the season.
On Wednesday night we had Z very
heavy frost, and Z slight fall of snow
On Thursday night last the ground frozc
TO the depth of some two inches. Ifwin-
ter should set in without the usual fail
rains, the stock must suffer very serious
ly. The springs and creeks are al this
time very low.
, 1843-10-28

A Resurrpciionists Punished.-A
maj named Edward Dourns. having
been tried and convicted at Michigan
city for dis'n'ering a body, has been
sentenced to pay a fine of $1,000,
and to sand committed until paid.
which is with him equivalent to I'M
prisonment for life. unless released
by an act Of executive clemencv.
, 1843-10-28

ONO ELEcToy.-The Cincinnati Ga
zctto of 18th, saws: We have nothing
further on the subject of the election.
We suppose the views presented yestcr-
day morning 10 lie nearly correct. The
Senate is with the Locos: the House is
Wing; but which party has Ike majority
~ joint ballot, is not entirely certain.
We incline to the opinion however, that
Il tables are nearly correct.
LATER. BY last nights mail VIC re-
ccived full returns from Ohio. TIE De
nccrats have elected ~ members Of Con-
Srcss and the Wings .. In the Senate
the wings have Is members and the de-
mocrats 20, giving the latter imajorily.
The wings have elected 80 10 the House
anath democrats &c. The Wings have
aa~@joritv CT two on joint ballot.
, 1843-10-28
New York HrsroRIcAL SOCIETY,"

New York HIsToRIcAL SOCIETY
The first regular meeting of this soci-
ETY. after the summer vacation. was
held in New Yo.k. on Wednesday,
the 18th inst. The venerable Fre<i-
dent. Mr.. GalIatin, was in the chair.
Several books were presented To the
Association. Among these was a
poem entitled "Whlt Cheer. or Roger
Williams in enlistment" 1T had
been reprinted in Leeds, England,
with 4 preface by the English Editor,
in which was 4 virulent IihelOn Wash
inrton. closing with a passage stating
That he cleft IA legacy of slaves. not
even exempting her from whose bo-
som he had drawn the first nutrlment
Of life" Mr.. Lawrence. the Vice
President addressed the Sorictv brief
" for the purpose of proving 'h's base
SANDER utterly destitute cf truth. lie
quoted in proof Of his position phSSa-
yes lrom the volumes Of Mr.. Sparks.
hhh we WIZ ~ "~a-,"h",r".
Nr. Bartlett OF Ne" i"rE' re"" I"
paper on h'hh"t"@y. ne ",a'e" u
m"h4 other thln@S. 'hat 'fehcn "rc",-
tec'S and artists uhHer l'r r'ehch
hmtaS>y TO frfs'a Were hlah,n2 9re,'
discoveries amid the ruins of Nineveh,
Babylon, Echa'na. ~Per-epo'is. CteSl-
" l.
rhoh' &r. Wh"' WIN o'''"rI' L de-
ciPhrrCd me AFRO" ieahed "'c''P
'H'n' of those cities.
Inc EnE'',i'' continued W. ID. are
'U<V 'n ASIA MINOR. ~rSp"ci'''F III An
r''rt syria. where VT. "''"Ws seems
t. I've m'kin" cEtr"'rAinarf G'.c'V"-
rI'>. ~" as i"H"" tiif"" hitr.eh'
"rateS "i mountaineering ancient
'nde '''n- ''Nf' We '''-i""" nov
, 1843-10-28

Course OF TRBDE.-The New York
Express says: Cotton operators are Oh
liged to ship specie south; bills arc not
to be had. Last year several millions Of
dollars arrived in Now Orleans, and
were invested in cotton; this year it is
believed, a large sum will go to Noble.
, 1843-10-28

1.-The Wings ofRalls county held a
meeting recently, The proceedings OF
which breathe something Of the spirit of
1910. There has been no movement in
Old Pike yet, by either Of the political
rasties-every thing is as calm IS d
summers morning.
, 1843-10-28

William Lusk, Esq, senior editor
of the Jefferson Inquirer, died in JEFF
ferson City on the 10th inst.
, 1843-10-28

Gov. Reynolds has issued a Procla-
nation appointing Thursday, the Both
of November, a day of General Thanks
giving throughout the State.
, 1843-10-28

PETSsYLvASIA ELEcTIoH.--The Gin
ci-uati Gazette of the 18Th inst. SAYS
the Democrats have elected 8 members
Of Congress from Pennsylvania and the
Nhiss 9; six Districts TO be heard from.
The Commercial Of the same date con-
t4ias , similar statement.
, 1843-10-28

We learn that the Democratic meeting
in Rails county, nominated the lion.
EzRA Hunt, of this town, as the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor. Judge
Hunt Is 4 man oftalents and a sound dem
ocrat, but whether he would consent to
have lis name used in c~ennexion with
the oiHce of Governor, we do not pre-
tend 10 know. We should, however he
pleased TO hear an expression of the
feeling in Pike, in relation to this and
o,icr matters, touching orr political in
;~ores.f. Let old Pike speak-and Au-
drain, and Montgomery, and Warren,
al s. Charles, and Lincoln.
, 1843-10-28

THE Cotfoa Crop.-Conrradictory
staten euts r,sP"cfncthc co'ton crop
ire 20 he found III the snu,hern pa
Ier~. We copy from = Savannah pa
per the iniio~ing:-An Intelligent
Merchant. Who returned 10 Savannah
las, week !rom the up-c"untrv, IN
fo'ms the editors o. that paper that
IN no event can tho crop be more
'han TWO thirds as large as that OF
last season
, 1843-10-28

So much for the general outline OF
This unique clmHaiCn. which some hn-
mrrist describes rs m Illustration Of
mind verses matter or quality against
quantity. II the honest Intelligence
of this reorle caa be cozaned by the
jugg!ers Of lie political conjnrors,
they richly deserve the contempt o!
!hr leader, that dune them"
, 1843-10-28

I'VE can only sag in relation to
this affair, that We published u account
Of the matter on the authority Of man
wearing a very honest face, and w;thal 1
man ofvery respectable appearance, call
ing himself Boyes, The anne that was re-
putcd to be robbed; but from the above
statement, we presume 1t is all a hoax,
and ifthcre has been any robbing done,
the aforesaid Sir. Boycs has probably
been tie robbcr of himself; and our ad
vice to him is, 10 hang himself on the
FIRST tree he meets with.-LED.
, 1843-10-28

ko8BERrES.-From the following &C
count oc robhcries recently perpetrated
in St. Louis, If is pretty Gear that they
must have & very precious Sc; of scamps
there at this time. Il sccrrs that board
ing houses and hotels are becoming the
more Eavoritc places for the operations Of
~raScals. than formerly. The reason as
signed by tic Republican, from which we
take the following account Of recent rob
berries, is, that they are less likely 10 hc
noticed in entering Boarding houses and
hotels, and the noise which they may
make il entering them, As less likely TO
be noticed. The owner naturally rrcsnn-
ing it to be their boarders, and are not
disposed 20 inquire, "who goes there
Of every one who passes in or out:
"AIrs. Webber's boarding house on
Main street, near the Foundry, was en-
tered Oh Thursday night and six trunks
belonging 70 the boarders were broken
open nnA robbed Of sundry articles.
Mr.. John Larkin, one Of the boarGcrs,
offers a reward Of $40 for the recovery
Of papers taken from his trunk.
"A gentleman named Andrew Shcr-
rod. willie stopping at the Virginia Hotel,
had his va!i>e cut cpon and robbed O.
$50 in British money; also, a quantity
~ofjewclry, worth about 500. A board
ing house vas entered a few DAYS since
on Second street, near Market, and rob
bed Of a quantity of clothing. The room
Of Mr.. kcmplard, on the corner Of
Fourth and Chestnut, was entered on las
Monday evening, and robbed ola coat
vest, about $50 in money and g silvcr
guard chain. The turning e>tabii>hment
Of s. o. Coleman, City Marshal. was en-
tered in the commencement Of the week
ard robbed of the copper pipe and brass
fixtures belonging 20 his steam engine.
Tie till Of a store was cascd Of is
contents on Tuesdays last. The owner
ajSen.ed himself about two minutes. and
when he returned, found the business
neatly committed. and the oreratOr ont If
, 1843-10-28

Failing Of.-The quantity OF dis
titled spirits imported into the ports
of Boston and Charlestown, since
Jan. 1889, is as follows:
, 1843-10-28
sLiscoln Co, Mo. Oct. 18th, l843.


Fried .4Ga5s:-Hare you not been
too creda!ous ia giving currency 20 Inc
dolegul story about the robbery Of the
unfortunate Mr.. Boyes, Of St. LOris
County, near Maj. SmiIey's, in Lincoln
c.untyiS" The coed people of that Vi
ciniiy, are strangers TO that news, OK 10
the preparation Of any such crime a
moEg them, unless it can be made out
that a maTvilous traveller, passing for a
Pennsylvania, was a crazy man; and
tie price ~ which he sold a wagon,
gears, two horses, plough and gun, TO a
ncigibor of the Majors, was robbery,
they Lnow of no other ease to Justify
such a report.
An adven;urer, or queer genins OF
some kind, with a wife and four children,
apparently moving, told at different hOu-
scs between Troy and Major Smiley's.
different stories about having been rob-
bed on board Of a steam boat of $3.50;
ard at paynesvil!e, he said hs had been
robbed of 500 in the the lower edge OF
Lincoln, none Of which stories were be-
lieved, but that they were told +, excite
sympathy.
From Tie circumstance Of his having
tried to sell the wagon and team a Sc
cond time, either at or OF his way TO
C!Arksvii'e. whittier The purchaser had
permitted lin 20 tskc lis fmiIy, il is
conjec.u5ed that the right owner Of said
wagon, team, &c, might some day come
on, prove property and take i; away. pro-
vidcd he could find lis whereabouts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-29
DIX. THOMAS SPECIFIC PILLS,


For the Speedy and Permanent OF Gonorrhea elect,
Structures Seminal Weakness and Diseases generally
- - OF the Urethm.
class delicate which
adapted 10 of appears
that all classes society subject less fall
suffering body mind the victim of its progress Is ready
to At thing That offers reasonable hope of recovery
Among the many and Of relief plac
ed before the public unfortunately Of them prepared
by unacquanted with the Of the maade which
they promise to and Of them ignorant the
and a may be easily oreseen the result that the
unfortunate fall into their hands receives relief but
the contrary the medicine employed being perhaps quite the
opposite OF what required his and the that
lost only tend to sten the disease permanently aud fix
upon the patient its most lasting and vexatous
Is OF the utmost importancs TO the welfare of the afflicted
ndv dual that diseases Of this class be speedily
also that they be removed with and safe remedies other
wise they are sure to result the dangerous
the peace and happiness of the patient by leaving perma
Of the prostate gland some Of the other very serious maa
dies which invariably follow badly ,treated OF
rhGa
Impressed with of the great necessity that exists for
some sale and speedy cure TO this disease and
put stop to its the proprietor Of Thomas
variety and stage Of this complaint that these
fills all that required to thoroughly and efectu
ally from the system the first Of this complaint and by
gently exciting the parts natural the patient
from the most aggravated stages Of this disease perfect and
These Specific Pill, vegetable preparation composed
principles only, and entirely
delicate constitutions. All who have been partially imper
ecy cured by other medicines permanently establish their
health by using box or two of this remedy
way and 273 Broadway, Of Chambers Price ST.
o25 imSr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-29
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Aueuoneer.
(Sfsre No. 35 Ann sfreef.)
WEDNESDAY.

WEDNESDAY.
Large sale Of valuable Furniture OF all descriptions from IA
miles moving in the lower store at lo's o'clock
Of city made cabinet furniture, valuable piano ioe,
up first floor will be sold without reserve quantity
90 sar,ns e w spoons forks Sc spsna watches an "
Also part of stock of millinery, and an invoice of FANS
rx.,.v. al A. O'clock il DE sales room. Had,
wa Fancy cry and Sftsa aS
Also and eG3% and beaver Cloths:
&Iso qas"Sity, of ready SA maze Clothing.
sS stock OF groceries, segas some choice teas and Sc
Also variety of jewclrv watches, gum SC by order of
p ps do few demOhns choice wne brandy
splendid Fra ss ys,ssa: H. sG .s. ,ssn &c
To Bookseller. Is. beautiful and amusing
cards or puzzles forming e rsTSf1He evening euerai
AT oH o'clock in the sales ROOM
&c-Wi be sold large lot of second hand and new iurs
the sole vii, in h lower room and be eontn
as siteboars bureaus carpets looking glasses, beds bed
bed room furniture iiie6es utensils stoves
Also, superb piano ortes number of splendid paintings
NBEvory facility will be afforded for the disposal of
s s I be w arr"
prompt in this Tmb NIX Hds ine a' sSty
WATEk, &c CHS G. sMITH viii sell, this morning
1sv a ii Se al Of saG @sss
s % marble sSa p .ad G%"s
%nsf S DE- s and
R.1au. With marble and nah Book Csie
Shades, vsretian Blinds, China, Crociery Sc
Also Feather ID Hair Ms!!Esses d Plow, Bos!fr SC
ported Farina Co ogne. n2g Ter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-29
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA Nov I6th-Our last sales of Rice have been at
10 rails for the Haynes cargo No oilers above W rails
Gao be obtained for the parcels in first hands. Our
stock unsod casks and the dealers well supplied
OF Lard have 5000 kegs Choice lots do nocommand
over sIl6SlIl per quinta 400 kegs ex T. Street from
New Orleans sold at ID. No Molasses to be hadhe
Hayne leaves without any there none to be met with
and the few parcels on the coast engaged for the
northern markets at rias. We learn the Mary Clarke
fortunately this morning, secured lot from coaster
Sterling l0l2 per cent premium; New York. 60 days,
az per cent premium
Nov llth.-Beans white, S0l2 rs; Beef No. ! and 2,
prime and Mess, 81 4(09; Butter American yellow SD
IL; Candles mould, Is Ol6 o. Sperm, 4o0oo; Cheese,
American SOLO, Goldfish, ol02 2; do hhds. AGA Z;
Corn, Indian shelled 22 4; Flour Philadelphia and Bal
tmore, ID 4fdOO; do New Orleans, 10 20D0O o. Hams,
American, sNDl2; Herrings, smoked, Gas; Lard New
Orleans, 10 0(03; Mackere No. 3, Gao 0; Onions,
IA A; Pork, cargo Eastern and Mess l0(0l3; do New
Orleans l0(O3; do clear IA 0Dl4 Il Potatoes, 22 A
Rice, gao o. Coffee, LIST quality, 0(D0 2nd and Bird
quality, Gao D do trage, 0(D4 o. Honey, 2GD2l
Moasses, key 81 gals 2d2; Sugars, assorted, s5 0;
do white alone 6S09; do brown, 4lD43 do yellow, 50
81; Segars, OGD25 o. lumber Hoops, 4O(di2 boards,
Portland w P, io(626 other Eastern ports D Ot02s
Pitch Pine, lsd24 Shingles l1G04 O.; hid Shocks, with
headings, Gal l; Sugar box Shocks 6GD74 Exchange
On London, 60 days sight l1012 prem; New York,
0ll prem; Boston, par0l prem; New Orleans, 2D3
prem short sight; Spain, 4d6i prem Paris 2(03 disc
FreghtsTo France 70O90f; and to the United States
SMl per box Sugar; rails per bag Coffee, S2l3 pei
hid Molasses.