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PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE
ESTABLISHMENT

EXCHANGE BCTEDINtt, HOOMSnEN :.
THE Subscribers having the Agency for the sale 81
L VOIGTANDERS DAGuERREOTtPE APfARA,
TS constructed according Professor Petvss calculation
hand large Of these Apparatus aud artists
well Of their wishing good sp-
will find their advantage 10 Instruments
Of this construction They also have lately mrored se
quantity of and French plates, aud all the chemicals
used in their art which they every respect, they
are their order Polishing substances, and
cases and all materials sold the
able terms The following gentlemen have agreed to act ~
their agents, viz
+. White, Esq, IT'S Broadway, ~ "
r. Hass, Esq, Washington, ID. 4.
DR.. A. C,spari Richmond Va.
r. Laurens, Esq, Savannah, Ga.
William West, Esq. Cincinnati, Ohio.
All communications tpost paid and orders accompanied
directed TO w =, LANGENHkIN,
je 3m.r Exchange Building. Phila
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Passengers Sailed.

LwERFooLPacket ship Siddons-Nrs Henry Richards and
niece Of New York; Michael Ingos Albany, NY; William
Crnben London Canada; Henry Beck Havana; Gustavus
Meyer Mexico; George Halliday, johnson Halliday, Belfast
and lady Engand Wilson Grey and lady, Dublin; Augustus
scharder FELIX Nicolay Dublin; Francois DeIarue, Paris
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PIANO FORTE AND SINGING

THE MISSES CUMMING respectfully intimate that they
tuition in the above branches the t OF
September The Misses system Of instruction IN Singing
has for object the full development Of the yore after the
Italian method while the style they incucsie the Scottish,
thus combining the artificial with the natural IN manner the
pleasing aud effective.
TERMsAt the pupils residence SIS per quartstwo pupils
family S25 the Misses Cs residence $40 quarter
Residence Warren street corner Of Broadway.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

FHLADEIPHIA, Aug 29-BeIow Levant, Janyie Leehorn;
Holder Borden Baker Providence Cid Anna Reynolds Tay-
or and Acorn Howes Boston; Washington, Bishop Matan-
BALTIMoRr, Aug 251AT Napoleon, Chesebroash Rio Ja-
neiro Union Smith, Providence; Georgia Noriok-
reports Hampton Roads. Cochis, from Have; on Great
Wyeomco Henry Shelton from Bremen fipnmlng BIRD and
Sadana, Stubs, Rio Janero and market Sid Ida. Hae
Boston; Harriet, Jarvis. Kingston, ia.
ALEXANDRIA Aug 2i-Sld Favorte, Obi Masters Barba
does
NoRroLK Aug 2i-An Odessa, Coffin, NYork, Sid Geor-
giana, Bede do. Ohelo Ryan, from Work, has gone
Roads Pocasset, Curtis from bubec ship and briganne
WmmINGToN NC Aug l9-An Dromo, Pickering Salem
2st Dirigo McNea Beaufort; ed Gandee, Doane Porto
Rico. CID 10th, Sophia, Haven, Jamaica.
Spoken.
Leader Boston for Rio Janero, 40 days July 49, lat
Foreign Ports
RIO JANEIRo July en port, Creole, Sanders, from Phla.
,elpa lust arr anges and Quincy Savage Boston, do
Kentucky Ankers from Coast of Africa 81
TO Bahia market; Duan Darlington, st Catharnes
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Died.

On Saturday morning, THOMAS, infant son of Robert
Gilmer, oged months
The riepds of the family respectfully invited to
tend his funeral this Sunday afternoon, from the resi-.
dence of his father No. l9l Greenwich street. at FIVE
O'Clock.
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Marrled.

On Thursday evening, oath instant, by the Rev. Mr.
Smith Of st. James, Church 10 lanes street, ANDREW
MURRAY, Esq Of st. Louis, Mo-, to Miss CATHARIsE
CRAWFORD. OF this city.
p3- The Baltimore papers will please copy the above
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Below.
ne ship, unknown,
Sailed.
icket ship Siddons, Cobb, Liverpool, and others
Herald Marine Correspondence.


Herald Marine Correspondence.
Powers from Boston s1 o TssGbD o% A%s uae
IL: S:; 5! A
farE; Island I; sal, Az Harp AStg%a
fss; yG:; .
OFFICE OF THE RHODE IsLANpER,l
Ar Emily Baker 1 1 $srt 'sa
R iei Essex Van Buren, and George
General Record.
6 ns s My ON Me s P: lost 90
So ssas gale 9 @ @ % s s %e ;s
yards. The vessel is not otherwise injured. ',.',
captain eli T Idh July ftfS from
c%ay Sa JAY aSS bsS %
arrived herr early Saturday m9"nS both Their second
Ros ssr s o was sh a 1 R hs B Heron
B Is; st Sb s", AVE State
s? % Ss Il he ss of NsS JERSEY s9' His S.
soop Union burhen about 500 bbs-saOo sloop
Small %:
dies, $40; Casting sls East Indies So; South
America So wba,emen
NsT Bsdsr AVG sd s Adams NV Coast
sas Ipa 5 pa e S The and
Mfss%s psfjly s ali r.; % sal
we;sSs ISLANDS, July ZephyT smith, SB clean Eec.
sgstsa-5%y lon 80 - Sarah E.!he; Harlow
&c. lon 40 Thames Hedges from sH clean; Aug 60 lat 2
of off @onsa SSo % aRs ST from ed
Spoken.
Mesee Have for Boston Aug lat is IT, Ion io-by
the St N, Nicolas at this port ,na ,,. .,
two black balls in il standing sW July ie, lat IS 40
MSHN s'S 5 Aug TO- lat 80 pa lon
- ''' '''' Foreign Ports.
ass " H%
King
RSsa Ss Al ess s5. En- Ss a p
days. Oriols Northam for MarseilIes, Oswego Green
BosaC % 10 jersey Ds%se" from and For
RBoSAiRE Aug G-sld Mentor, Portsmouth. No American
DEMERARA date-n port Carroll, for the Main, soon
Fetcher I1epooI British King BonymsD Cork; aa6 En-.
saes S% isioS S;a yls s
Ma4ph rof ad hna @ bSm,a a Harper
Lake Ports.
CLrvE5.SD Ohio, Aug PAR Crook Welch; Oneida
5 Noh ames Ws MeEG Joy scy w Spe
o %ns and J RSS Ra
York, Buiferdfd. and owanungah, Montgomery Buffalo;
Home Ports.
sd isR kaomiscH fSsaeaSa; SD Edward
66ssqoSi Aug s,@%S Soasso wqgEaiYrs, NYess Co..
'Ss
siS ps4di i's SS$s %F
jSs E Ss
Gid E ssn as sb ed 6s%saS H Ef; S$ o%
Gil Bsker Phiadephs; Albany, Bacon Albany; Bruce
Barque Lawrence did sail wednesday, she started yeste
PRoyDESoE, Aug 2-Ar CSrdea Pendle,on, Charleston;
y es and A1 &oaa%t Tsyo9 Rondsa 3d. wind NV &
Johnson Taylor, end NJ Thompson seeley, Phadel-
FALL RIVER. Aug 2i~cid Haabet * Johanna, Daniel,
NEw HAVEN Aug 25-sld New Haven, Downs Smith Tut
e Bush aud Black Hawk Fsbie Barbados; saml smith,
AissSy AYE 2,-A Glide Bug; Phl,de sa 'INSdy
Haven.
vanaaes Berry f%s A Me- 'S Maa Sass SO%
sniS sh so 9sns nS Nay Sws
S Ss e% s% and RI @ G
EivsPSoI CID fcIsg Rice Gray sad Lion BsEsi Boston;
hct.S SGsf Ps%Sf
Whe Rogers, Boston; Glide Cesse, Norwich, CT; Tom.
IEMrs, Del Aug SaThs Josephine, couits, Node,ns
pS oN M T% or sSo and Sc 5 for Boston
went to sea fore n NOV III . me
No vessels in sight, bound nweather cIOudywind NNE
sAvANNAH Aug 2l-An G b Lamar, sanneman NYork.
sqo6s Boston; KIRBY Muir NYSrf; Delta HincEiey, Turks
Rgnett, Havre; Ajax, Love, sisa and a mkt.
C,ARRoLL's INDICATED vAPoR, BATHS. estab.
for the of Rheu govt ague and fever scarlet
Group sudden cold and those diseases Of the skin which the
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Cleared
Ships Stephani, (Ham) Flor Hamburg Schmidt Bachen
Fairfield Cook, New Orleans, Johnson Lowden-Baque
California Mayhem, Neuyitas Brett Vose; Hmlco Clark
Belfast Me Schmidt 4 Balchen-Brigs Nauvoo, Burnham
st Johns PR Nesmith Leeds Co; Telegraph (Br) Hill
Bermuda and Barbados Middleton Co; Mercaor Br( Da-
wilson, Windsor, MS Thomas Wnnett; Madison, Buckley,
town. sc. Badger Peck; Belle, Myers Wilmington NC. +.
s. Powell; Caroline Sherwood Charleston Durham Dmon.
Schrs Merchant, Stevens franklin La d. L. Saye; Roches
Wise Baltimore j. n. Briggs; Margaret Woslam Pc
tersburg, j. Hunter.
Arrived
Ship Syvanus Jenkins, Seymour from Liverpool July IL,
with mdse, to j. Herdman-66 passengers. .
Ship Birmingham, ROBINSON from Liverpool July 2i with
mdse, to order .
Petersburg, with hemp iron and flax, TO +. Fielder
Hamburg barue Washington Kruger 50 days from Hamburg
with mdse. to Schmidt Bachen--lii passengers.
Norwegian baTQnc Helus Ferborson, from Havre July 4,
in ballast, TO Schmidt < Bachen--l2i passengers
British brig Amelia, Walker 20 days from Harbour Grace,
NE. in ballast, TO Hunt x Brock.
sch Mary Caroline Nichols days from Ocracoke, NC.
Schr Geo Pollok Casey 0 days from Newbern, NC. with
naval stores, to b. Blossom.
Schr Warsaw Hail. days from Swansboo, NC. with naval
stores, TO Rugeles Co.
Sch VIM. II. HARRISON Midget, from Washington, NC.wth
wheat master Sailed in with schrs North State, and
Mary Caroline, for NYork; Carolina Newport.
Schr Emma Cole, days from Baltimore, with mdse, to
johnson Lowden
Schr IIetty Ann, Ellsworth, from Egg Harbor with salt
part Of the cargo of barque Calisto
Schr Delaware, Rowe days from Philadelphia with coal
master.
Below.
One ship, unknown
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

THE subscriber would inform his friends .ad he public h.t
street. the city Of New York The whole house has been
thoroughly repaired and umshed elegant and commo
dious manner and about the establish
his greatest desire has been furnish thug that e
spirit Of the requires om competitors for Iblc vor s
location the business part Of the city, and convenient
nifty the points Of arrival aud departure Of the steamboat and
railroad lines particularly recommend To
the business and travelling comnuny while at the sane time
his moderate charges will he adapted Ia the tuees.
He has been fortunate the services OF Mr.
Erastus Phelps Of the late propretor who Will b. tbs
principal manager which. Of ITSELF he feeds confident vii b.
the he offered that every thing Will ~
conducted satisfaction those who shall
favor him with their patronage. - - ....
New York, July % iSi3 Al lmsc
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period, OF 81 percent II to this were added the
casonal subscriptions each parish, together with the
contributions from the relief fund in London, and taking
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"A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY FRO.
EH8 PERTY-A small Farm of about sixteen p the
highest state of situated but five miles from
the Iioboken Ferry leading TO the city of New York This
property has ON an excellent story dwelling cuse % BY
ings and all other conyenences to make suitable for trades
mans residence wishing retire from the hustle of the city,
and yet be able within an hours drive TO visit his counting
also suitable to the market gardner small farmer the
taking boaer from the city Bat above all this,
situation for roadside which has been known
as the ST. Johns Hail. being situated between oboken and
kensck embracing the whole of that traffic that
those places the interior of both those states New York and
New Jersey The said Farm will be sold cheap the present
proprietor having business in England.
NB-There about six acres of first potatoss also
five of buck wheat quantity of young fruit &C.
all in hourishng condition Application be Mr..
WIN. McDUNNELL, Auctioneer III Chatham stIeet, Few
York.
fmore convenient portion Of the purchase money may
main on bond and mortgage. au6 I'm sec
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qJ-SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.-This can be removed in
ton minutes by the Hair Eradcator from 81 Courtlandt
street. and will not harm the tender skin will be
tested before sold.
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NEW YORK @ &. BOSTON

oA SN&Hk
SOUND PILOT.
OWEN PRESCOTT Pilots, or takes charge master aud
" pilot of vessels bound New Bedford Nantucket
Shoals Boston, Portsmouth, Portland Kennebeck and 9TH
Err PORTS. Office Frye Shaw's Nautical store, 222
Water Beekman. Reference number Of
chants and the several Insurance Companies this city Bos
and Portland. iva misr
IA HE'LL GATE FERRY HOUsE-T Leland the
C stock fixtures, boats and furniture, IL required for sale
,E2N The advertiser wishing the whole will
be sold low. g. A. LANE,
2w.r He'll Gate Ferry House. foot Of seth E. II.
LA MONTGOMERY HALL, MONTGOMERY,
R ALA-The proprietors of this establishment iavo
rably known the travelling public the tho
roughfare between Charleston and Mobile determined
maintain the high reputation for comfort and beraty of
rangement which has long, and they trust, not unde
seryedy enjoyed The buildings, which spacious
and conveniently arranged have been thoroughly repaired aud
the bed both double aud single have been eushd
with beds and bedding aso with article
for comfort and convenience The paors both public and
private large, AIRY and elegantly furnished These fac
with choice old wines, table supplied with luxury that
the and market afford and the firm determination of
the PROJECTORS to omit nothing that will tend to the satsf
ton of their guests will they trust them the favorable
attention of the travelling public An omnibus will &C all
times, be readiness from the Rao ad
and Steamboats, to the house, free of charge. -
Montgomery, June 7, 1913 w. TlLLEY X 100.
aul9 6mr
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Ship Masters and Agents

We shall esteem favor if Captains of Vessels will give
port Of the Shipping left at 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 Cor
respondents home abroad, will also confer favor by
sending this Office all the Marine diligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind will be thankfully
received
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05- DISEASE THAT is ANY WAY IN THE BLOOD
will be ecctnay driven out by the of the pure En-
tract OF Sarsspsrilla from 81 Courand st. Ia
quence OF not advertising exravaganty Others they
can afford it 100 per cent cheaper and Of pure quality
Price 90 cents per bottle-$4 per dozen.
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ROARnING REnIrCEn.

BOARDING REDUCED.
w.! 'i.sS: n; K
above hotel By .s, ,,sn,io. % Ss;as, !. y
s:' p sf SSsaf S &c Sos s % s 2! s.: s
fs d paefs bow s6S.. he'd o" nd
of the most airy and spacious peme. N the CITY having
site g E iIr" ei Re Go,s Soa.,
ST R senior 10 pop Hs o. bsas y ny E
will every attention paid TO h guests not only y himself
glass. Fine London and Dublin porter IN draught and
1SS%; :% ~S s'' %
A MEXICAN HOTEL, NEW YORK.-IAvins compis
a. ed he IeR and sS ss Of the A%sS'P o iss
solicit from my friends and the public CONTINUATION o
s.S$ssa The G ey i ca .S sa NJ e %
s s and sSssy Sgs 9 sS has been newly car
ji codim.Ic' "'"S '''''N"' '''WM WI. D. cozzENsl
NEW LEBANON SPRINGS is the most b~ahful and
pleasant Place Of resort for visitors during the sumner
Visitors from the south, who intend visiting that place WI
d G, N %Gs ssr'Hss route @ land q hss a %ss
cary them 70 ,hs s Springs oa,p NJ or on tn. arm.
val Of the boats o% New Yoh and passengers the
Springs in three hours from Hudson " ,~
N9TIGEA esf ' ba@6 .sa9 Se j..
are requested to present the with The voucher. thereof e
hose oSbsd 10 the e, Of deceased make payment
before the goth day of NO''"GsiN S S'M DoMNlcK E.
-mao to Nvii smitaw.sr
coal S9ALnrs, ,s Orchard Red Ash Goa. at quail!
ce cash fresh broken and from lump in the yard
s. d S na . ye cents Of p hs . + sS
ed il taken from the boat-wesht and qq1 wqT%9TIs5N
iy2pm'r s7i Greenwich, conner Of King st.
THE WELL KNOWN SOLOMON HEINE, M, d.,
w medical phys,eisn and surgeon Keeps his oae No 81
Reade st, Broadway, su2o im'r
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST "a.


SUN ......3 20 MOON 20
SUN 30 HIGH WATER 10 IA
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shas Paterson r bi5 5h 100 Long Isld II boo 52s
New York Public Stock Exchange.
Second Board
State of Trade.

$1,000 Illinois '6s, 10 $50 Ohio 6s GO b3O 92la
5000 do Canal 6s, 60 bio 354 so shas Harlem 37ss
5000 do bis 35Z
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TO PRINTERS.
LrOR SALE-A Fount cf Minon add Nonpar,il which has
II been used on the Ne- N"'S u-r-a Amdv - he 49,
BOOKKEEPING
THOMAS JONES. Accountant. la3 broadway c0ntnuel
throughout the Summer months npils Who
practically and hooughy instructed IN the ssr,ns dates u
the desk. Private lessons given whsn preferred -
Published aud for sale by the author above Jones fnn
ciples aud Practice Of Bookke.ping. wo ~ 80 THIS worh
has adopted of the first Academic insiunns
this country aud has been rrInbhed "a kagand Dor =
synopsis Of this improved method VI teaching at Hunt
Merchants Magazine Dec. isi2
adj listed IN cases 81 dsrnts hu
CATION nsoly ency death Books Opened or balanced
Al Itnsr
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FOR SAIL.
4 e.. II. DARLTNGS, az Maiden lane aud Liberty
~ street the cheapest aud best selected stock of
FRENCd, ENGLISH GERMAN FANCY GOODS,
Consisting Of Needles, Combs,
Cutlery, Pms Brushes,
Jewelry, Hooks and Eyes, IerulnsfY,
Steel Pens. Plated Thisb,s, RsHors Stropg. Nc.
With all other articles included IA the above line.
C. H. d. would Cor the brneht Of Country Merchants
Pedars and Others who may please CALL that all goods IA the
su2i ImsT
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE frfamed aud celebrated Pills. from Portugal, we
perceive, be obtained in this country. See advertise
INT on the lashcolumn " r.'e~~----
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yUANTED-A parlor and bedroom private family. with
w breakfast and below Chambers Address box
| No 1850, Lower Post Office References exchanged.
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REMOVAL TO NEW YORK
yJ,HE LOSS of Feet and Legs hndrance the Of
i walkiug-JOHN y. THOMAS, Cork Leg Maker &c.
respectfully informs the public that he has removed from Phi
depha No Az Water street. of Pike New York
Civ where he contnuesito manufacture Artificial Limbs
plan the and least compcated having through
necessity invented made aud artificial leg for forty
years and been manufacturer for thy-ye years feels Conf
dent of giving satisfaction 10 all who call him for Legs
Hands Arms. the common wooden Leg.
% enN
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CoTToN-li9 baleslAabsma Cotton n and for sale
" by PERSSE BROOKS,
snN No 81. Liberty Vt.
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BUTTONS.
PATENT AGATE BUTTON
DEPOT,
fA1THHHsoS s f hSys ssEfsrT'

MAGNETISM APPLIED TO DlSEASE.-MR JOHN
" SON who has been experimenting the last
in almost part of the United States upon the subject
Animal Magnetism his friends that he
has taken Office 81 i9 Chambers street. New York where he
a,sa pi ayd etIer AZ he bcleyas a sp rue w 10 hs a.
ready done several hundred of He will also make
examinations by aid of cairvoyant, who examine the
any disease and prescribe remedy while under the
magnetic influence.
Those who have diseases long standing have
treated by physicians purpose invited to call
hour OF the Terms reasonable. au26 lwsm
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Az INsTir MENTAL CONCERT.
~ tho Grand brcisxfra On tho Haffeshnsnt saloon.
To- strct Police vii h. attendance and
ksn a. eni ,e sdusssiou u parsons.
~ Tickets Pins Cents MAY 10 had tho Garden during
thu day.
TO- A limitsd numbsr of SEASON Tickets will be d.s
posed Of
NO pa.pncusn, At tis ..t.b.hu-a, .ceo.nt Of tAe
w.atr The stsnd tarsnc~ from Broadway the SALOON
futected aud the saluon which ventilated from II
Toy sad sides. h. 1T@ned a. q moments notice
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THE WELL KNOWN SOLOMON HEINE, M d.,
WHO has pactised in this city upwards Of nne years rs
w medical physician and keeps his Office No 81
Reade ~, near Broadway su2o lm'r
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IHORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CA.
PAlRA AND SARSAPARIIL La

Certain safe and most eecua remedy discovered for
n the of Gonorhea, elects Strictnres Whites Pains
the Back and Loins Seminal Weakness, Affections
Kidnies, Gravel Scorbuc Erupons, &C. The high estma
and sale this medicine has obtained for the last
certain criterion of its immense utility has
acquired the utmost fame every of Europe has been
approved of and sanctioned by the faculty Of med
cine recommended by the eminent of the profession
Prepared by j. b. Thone chemist, London, and for sale
wholesale aud retail, by JAMES TARRANT,
266 Greenwich street of Warren street.
Also, at Park Row and 5l8 Broadway 1863 Broadway, an
Broadway corner Lisrenard street. Broadway corner Of
Walker street. aul9 2wissm
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-12
CO IN MER CIAL.
From the N. o. Bulletin, May 3.
THE MARKET.


"A moderate business has been done in the mar
kei since our last, without change in prices. In
the Cotton market some Improvement has taken
place in prices, and better spirit is exhibited.
CoTToN.-On the NOR az Of our last review,
European accounts to the 9TH ult.. via Boston,
came to hand. We find the Liverpool Cotton
Market has been very active after the heavy re-
ceipfa were landed and offered for sale, with ad.
vancing prices, until the steamship Great Western
arrived with dates 10 the 10Th Of March frOmNew
York, giving estimates of our crop Of 2, 2Oo, 600
baless with large receipts in the ports and exports
70 Great Britain. This at once puta stop 70 the
speculative demand, and on the let and Sd ult.,
that market gave way 70 Id. per ID. on the low
and middle qualities Of American descriptions,
with dull and languid demand. In Havre pri-
ces had rallied 70 ceuiimes, with sales to some
extent in the last few days IN March. The Great
Westerns accounts had not reached there. In
this market the accounts are looked upon in q
very favorable light, for q considerable decline
was expected in Europe both by factors and ship.
pers, who are now in good sPiri's-the former
have advanced their asking prices q full &c. pei
ID. all round, and from the light stock left ia frs
hands are enabled TO get il for small PARCELS The
sales Of Saturday last wera reported q 900 bales
Monday $500, and yesterday 5000; together
800 bales, principally ordinary TO ding fail
qualities IN s'D1issiSuiPPi and louisiana ct {
| 63c. per h.; round lists Of N. Alabama arD helC
for 5 70 SEC.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-12
ANNUNCIAT1S

Wa are requested to announce THOMAS ].
WILSON, as candidate for the.ofIice Of Tax
Collector of Yazoo county, at the next No
vember election.
. We are utherized o announce WIN. H..
KEMFToN, as candidate fnr the Office Of
Assessor Of Yazoo county, Al the next Elec-
ton.
We are authorized to. announce Joan RI.
RioHARDs, Esq, ss candidate for the Office
Of Probate Judge of Kazoo county, at the
next November election.
We are authorized 10 4ounce. JoHN Al.
Howard as q candidate for reelection Is the
Office Of Assessor oI Yazoo county, al tie
next November election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN 2.
BEAsLE Is candidate for the Office ii Tax
Collector Of Yazoo county. a the next No
VENDOR election.
We are authorised q announce CHARLES
M. HENDERSON, as q candidate for The Office
Of Tax Collector Of Yaz00 eonnty, sc the
next November election.
We are authorized 70 announce WILLIAM
o. HAYS, as candidate for the ofiica ol
Assessor Of Haxc0 county, at Tie next Ne
Vamber election.
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HUN1ER, as candidate ioE The Office 81 As
SCISSOR Of YazoO county at the next Novern-
Ser election.
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Tax ieclof. al the next November election.