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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-02
mence a crusade against its existence in

mence a crusade against its existence IN
this country. =,
Resolved, That her hostility TO SAID
institution is merely ostenslble-part ana
marcel of her system of cant and hyPt crl-
sy; that her Interior object is The dlssolu-
ion of this Union, and the qualification of
her ancient enmity; and that her direct or
indirect interference with slavery, as it
exists among US, will be regarded as just
cause ofwar.
Resolved, That the annexation Of Tex
rs TO this government would restore, The
couipoise between the slave.holding and
the non.slave-holding divisions of the
Union, bring harmony to the conflicting
sections of the confederacy, and conduce
10 the best interest of Texas and the UuI-
ted States--giving to one the protection of
a powerful nation, and to the other fer
tile and extensive territory.
Resolved, That it is the duty of the
general government to open immediate
negotiations with Texas, inviting her into
the Union on Just and liberal terms, and
proposing to place her upon tooling OF
entire equality with the other members OF
the confederacy.
Resolved, That SO far from consider
ing domestic slavery an evil, calling Tor
ali the sickly sentimentality and bitter de-
nunciation of christenlom-we regard it
as moral and political blessing, coeval
with and necessary to the progress of So
ciety from state of barbarism, clearly re-
cognized by divine revelation, and an
important element in the grand scheme Of
civilization.
Resolued, That our Senator and Rep.
rcsentatives be instructed TO bring this
subject before the next session of our Leg.
islature, and that they urge upon said bo-
dy the propriety of making known TO the
Congress of the United States the senti-
ments of Mississippi ill regard to the an.
nexation Of Texas.
Having submitted the report Of the
committee, the Chairman thereof address.
ed the meeting in explanation and support
of the positions assumed and the princi-
pies asserted in the preamble and resou-
tons. He concluded by moving the re.
ception Of the report; which motion was
opposed in a series of entertaining re.
marks by Mai. JIG. OFT. The meeting was
also addressed by the Hon. John II. Rol.
Inns in opposition TO the preamble, las being
inconsistent with the tenor OF the resolu
tons, and in vindication of the principles
embodied in the 9TH resolution.
Said preamble and resolutions having
been adopted, after few other remarks by
several gentlemen-on motion II was
Resoioed, That copies of the preamble
and resolutions be forwarded to his Excel
lency JOHN TYLER, President of the Uni
ted States, and to his Excelency SAM
HoUsToN, Presiden, Of the Republic of
Texas
On motion i, was further
Resolred, That the proceedings OF this
meeting be signed by the Chairman and
Secretaries thereof, and be published in
the "Independent Democrat" and the
mississippi Creole" and that all editors
favorable to the objects contemplated by
said preamble and resolutions, be reques.
ted to do the same.
On motion, the meeting adorned.
JOHN SIMMONS,
Chairman.
WIN. S. RAYNER,
s.B. SHELDON, : Secretaries,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-02
Teacher Wanted.

A Young man, capable Of teaching all
the English branches usually taught In
common schools, we'll recommended, may
find employment at Oklahoma, in the north
east part of Madison county. The neigh.
borhood is one of the most healthy in the
State. None need apply unless we'll rec.
commended
Nov. "a, lSi3.--1l-tf
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-02
FREE TRADE THEORIEs-DoEs A
PROTECTIVE TARIFF INCREASE
THE PRICE OF A PRODUCT TO
THE CONSUMER

SSlNOOMEh!
ave have often alluded 10 and exposed
the failacies of the Free Trade theorists,
but with pertinacity worthy of better
cause, they return 10 the charge and main
tain their absurd doctrines with renewed
obstinacy. 1t is fayori,e theory with
them that the duty on an article is Just so
much added TO the price paid by the con.
sumer. Thus, il a yard Of cloth be rated
at 10 cents duty, the price is increased
fen cents yard! OF this class of reason
ers is the New York Journal Of Com
merce."--N. o. Tropic.
An article from the Journal Of Com
merce, has doubtless, ere this, unsettled
the confidence Of the Tropic in the sue
ces of its exposition. We have extracted
the above, not with the intention Of taking
up the gau0,let against an opponent who
eorags so strongly Of the leais he has per-
formed, but simply to make few remarks
IN relation 10 this argumentual and igno.
ranilam, so universally employed. Wa
pen these remarks in the nope that they
Will TO some extent, answer both the pur.
pose OF explanation and Of argument.
The influence which Tariffs exercise
upon the prices Of articles intended to be
protected, is easily percePtible, in tracing
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-02
TEXAS.

1t is said that the government at Wash
ington has received information which goes
to sustain the serious charges recently
made against Governor Houston of Texas.
If this be so, the fact, we presume, will not
be long withheld.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-02
STRAYED,

OR was stolen from the subscribers
~ stable on the night Of the Goth Of
September, dark bay horse, of middle
size, shod before, his right eye marked with
a nick in the lid, and branded 8. M. on
the left flank. Any person who will eth
err return him 10 the owner, Samuel Ma
son, Esq, near vicksburg, or give infor-
nation whereby he may be obtained, shall
receive suitable compensation.
s. nj. MONTGOMERY.
Oct. Z, lS43. 4-tf
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-02
superior COuri Of Chamccry

superior COuri Of Chancery
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
October Rules, A. d. ls43.
The President. Directors, g. Co. }
Of the Bank of the United States Compls
(273G) vs.
Owen Van vacter, ct. al. Defs.
ETPON opening the matters of the Or
u ignal and answered bills in this
cause, and it appearing that the defendant
Samuel II. Shelton, is not an inhabitant
of this state, but resides beyond the limits
thereof, SO that the ordinary process Of
this Court cannot be served upon him. 1t
is therefore ordered that unless the said
defendant appear before the Chancellor at
the court room, in the town of Jackson, on
the first Monday in December next snsu-
ing, and plead, answer or demur 10 said
bills, the several allegations thereof will
be taken for confessed, and such order or
decree made therein as the Chancellor
may deem equitable and just. And it is
further ordered that copy Of this order
be published in the Independent Demo-
crat once a week for two months success
sively.
R. l.. DIXON, Clerk.
A. H. Handy, Complnts. Sol.
Oct. 7, lS43.-Prs fee Sl5. 40
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-02

We are authorized TO announce Mai
HECTOR r. WEST as a candidate for
Lieut. Co 'onel of the 25th Regiment Mis-
sissippi Militia.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-02

HUBBARD g. OFT dissolved their
Il Copartnership in the practice Of
the Law some time in the autumn Of lS4l.
And any payment hereafter made but to
me, in liquidation, will not be considered
as good. Therefore all persons indebted
TO the firm of Hubbard g. OF will make
payment to me alone. +.
J. G.. OFT.
Nov. IL, 1913. S-3m
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-02

WE arc authorised to announce Lieut..
Col. ID. J. SAMPLE as a candidate for
Colonel Commandant of the 25th Regi-
ment of Mississippi Militia.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-02
GOODS! NEWGOODS!

NE =" WUODES: M"
"HE undersigned is at this time re-
Il ceiving direct from the Northern
cities. a LARGE AND HANDSOME
ASSORTMENT OF
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aIaro ggare, Gooprr's gSarr,
0ROOENRY WARNo
BOO rs, = HO Il y,
Hats, Caps, &c, &c.

in fact his stock embraces every article
usually kept in a Retail Establishment.
He would here most respectfully beg
leave to say to his friends, and the public,
that he feels entirely confident he can and
will sell Goods as low as they can be bough ut
at any similar establishment in the south
rem country. Persons wishing to purchase
Goods are earnestly invited to examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
The undersigned, believing that the ex-
perience of this country has taught US 10
think the credit system bad one, for the
merchant as we'll as the buyer, he is disPo-
sed hereafter to do an entire cash Eusl-
ness.
GEO. w. HENDERSON,.
October Ia, 1913. b-tf
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New ORLEANs-Ship John Mintum-42 hhds tobacco p
Eraneia-73 Masters Markoe co55 Bogart &Kneeland-6
Brush case L Thomas-l Gardner-l II Norh-2O0 bbs
moasses A Seaman-l00 Chastean Ponvert6 bales
Roberts Re ian M lrwe1S75 bales do g hhds sugar
co-4995 pigs lead Rogers co-l789 Srachan Scott
Pc tons ogwood + Butterworth500s SKIS Beebe
coz bxs Surge Bennett coz CAMPBELL Aaron
bdls Thos Meldum son-57 bales rope cutting lily Smith
-25 do order
New ORLEANs-Shp Oconee-78O pigs lead Strachan &
Scott-325 Rogers co-4a9 Wooey-63 lids tobacco
Francia-i2 Bogar * kneeland-l63 bales cotton Oray
Taft COL Buterw9rh-55 4 Beckworth-66A Richards
MarkoeiO hds sugar rs DO molasses Dunham-26 bbs
flour Cooper-3 cks beeswax bag ginseng McGregor
Il boz Swords-li bales hemp Fickel-3 TRUNKS w
Wyman-lOo bbls molasses Chastelain Ponverll9 bbs
flour l27 SKIS wheat Collins col box Mason Thomp
feathers Greenway Henry99 bales cotton rifle $500 pigs
lead % order.
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and %ab s' Oak d GS: Ham
JASPER Hoss. New YORK, sailed wiS$ N.Y. Aso, and
soison. New Orleans; Mary Broushtoa Frankfort; Gart
Si Fi%s Sweet sadsi Va fs'o"s aodsvGS
SAsTyenrI Oct le-sld Elect Macy Asay%y ,. f., poo,
,ns , Fas1 Do S: l @ aS a FL
9th Thoosa varna Aux Cages for Boston, and remained On
PRovIpEScT Oct ioArr oray Taft, L9vett, Charestoa'
Lss a GS 8o
@ov Gould 'raa PAP TO- % 'Fshpr RssT
F;a Pssse" Ssas' PSis$sSSs
convoy s w Gfowe S% Denn Tnsssoa Wells
BSTsfcl Oct SID Aida Usher New York to load for
NEw LosDoy, Oct i-Arr New Haven Downe.. Barbados
sGs s5p +S e Sor SS RsnSsu r
%s%s Fhafsah G"ss s soE e1't 2SsnS S
TSos sG%
F 1yd New 2 Ga
Hs o % LsSS ssG~s wv Si~y'
N%Ssp John Bell P4;aS
f'af ss1aas - S@e|s" s% ad
Ads@: Ts % . @aoy eS P; s s
Fri Ssd% S%a bs I'D
do B @ N NORM sT SssSo
Patriot sleelman Poggbkeepse; ssm Payn1er H9land,
Richmond Oct O. Rockhiil, NYork; 10TH Tecumseh PEN
lleton, Newpo Factor Camm Bridgeport julia Vangilde
| Boston; Increase, Niork.
sm qf h Fa' rsi%,;
ing vessels also this harbor bound to the eastward
principally laden with coalPorto Rico Columbia Wexford
Solon Volta Richmond, Alexandra, Mechanic Eliza Ellen
Hornet Isaac Jackson Two Brothers, Prudence Fncrqp and
Amty. Christopher Baldwin for Port Spain, Trim; John
Cater and Ducamin for st Thomas went Yesterday
Echo for Barbados last night Violet for Bar
BADGES ank several schs asceraned went to
| early this morning. -
| RICHMOND, Oct 10 Sid Josephine, Robinson, NYork.
| CHARLEsToN, Oct 9-Arr Magnet, Gage, London.
APALAcHCoLA Oct LIN port Caroline Patt Rice, and
| Florida, Croker. for NYork.
| NOZZLE Oct Arr Mobile, Williams NYork
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Foreign Imporsations.

LTEEPooL-Ship Roscius-l pkgs Whitewright-l3 do
Bird Gillian cos Hyslop SON 10 Richardson Wat
son-l u fuman-l26Q bxs tin Phelps, Dodge eo80
sheathng copper JOSIAH Macy son5 pkgs Wyekof-
salt rs tons coal Collins coil pkgs w Haydock-9
Jackson-l J Jahny x COD A x II Luquire-l >
Homes-H Garner col Van Nest-288 bars iron Egg
geston Battelle13 pkgs Leferts-5 do Worre Wood
Coats Worrell X som Amstrong-l @ Studwell-ll
ButteTiield Fisher D Paul col Manning Joumay
ker, Mead col W Lasak-2 II Cooper w spies-i
Marks Church. Plat Brohers-l5 b Hunt- b Win
dell NJ Oppenheim-3F Harbeck-l7 Il Jones co-20
Mumiord-9 Cameron Brandt Reese-H + Marshall
q Cohn Bradley-30 Fanum x COG McLelland-8
Johnson BnTltt7,33 Gihon-2 Tones sony Cleveland
ming coI32 smith Thurgar col Wolfe Bishop-l5
Woodruff Mintum-3l II Stevens Osborn & Little-65
Sands Fox co-8 McCall2 Ballard5OO bxs tin plates
Bruce son-2 pkgs + Sanderson--7 J A Newbold-l
Reiss Brothers col MADDEN son-i Barclay Living
sGn Neyn HSn soS Meey-l Harvey sagga Lewis
= w Pemberton--8 Bell-6 Wight, Sturges Shaw-3O
Clark McCannin-3 Robertson-l5 Ferguson-20 Good
hue COS Lloyd J. Prossee-5l w Chauncey-5 ii j
Hnnt-2 Coehanl Murphy29 bxs casks bales %
bd mde 2lo bars IRON 60 sheathing to order
HAMBURGoBarque Frankn-89l plates speer cases Nan
ming, Roster co.. pRgs + Meyer-2 A Rolker col
Wetkmeser-20 Schmidt l. Vogel-2 Hastead, Haines CO.
IF Meyer l. Godschmidt-2 Schessinger-6 NJ
Hirschfeldt-3E Wiencke-l NJ Wte-2 Bossange-i w A
& A Which, Witte-l Hielsemann-2 J II Fa
berIl6 + Eeder-i Brqstlein, Koop & COS G sand
Burlase HurteTI2 q Gunther-i Meyers Goron
Hodges col Lippoldol Setley Sevening-6 g Dor
3 Payen eo-l9 0ppenheim & coz Reimer Mecke
q Motz Poltz-6 d NJ Peyser col Beck c Il Lus
cher- Sackmann-l Graebe & Vietor-l Gil96
cks 200 bdls " Won Sent coal pkgs to order.
1870 bales mdse Duth Csusneyls3 bales wool 1886 dc
mdse o order.
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FOREIGN Markets.

SINGAPORE, May 4-CoTToN Goops-No fresh mports
stocks becoming gradually reduced. Grey domestics
saesble; stout and heavy quality wanted Sales 600 pcs
3 inch SO yards at 81 rs pieces geo do do 100 do
stout 9o grey shirngs of thin texture saleable
TO the Borneo raderssaes 500 pieces % nch Is yards
81 10 per pieces 400 do SO inch, 80 yards 81 40 $50
do 81 AS 100 do 2 $50 do IA nch "a yards $50 do "a
inch, SO yards al 900 do 45 inch SO yards ~ Long
ClohsA present the Junk people unwilling to give
than 50 so piece but must purchase exten
sively Sales 1900 pieces SO inch 40 yards ssh 500 do
10 So; 100 do 40 Prints Of every description much
wanted aud supplies limited 400 pieces fancy sold az 81
81 per piece Sales Gunpowder at $40 per picul stock
heavy Sales Pig and Sheet Lead So per pcu Pepper
-saleable at IA Al per picuL Singapore unchanged
1870 picus sold at auction averaged 81 bf per pcu
TeaThe quantity undisposed of is large and prices
Their lower. We hear OF aew purchasers at 81 Al per
box for mid to good quality Some very inferior offered,
but there are no purchasers. Exchange on London
some transactions in Navy Bills at Is 4d and private bills
at AID Several bills offered for CASH the latter
becoming exceedingly il is deemed prudent
10 curta cash tran sactions for a time.
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n7- A GOOD MEDICINE-We never learn geo1
thing without feeling disposition to acqusint read
ers with the that they may be benefited equally with
ourselves thereby. The other day ielt somewhat bill
iousa disordered stomach loss of appetite and head
wall for its stupidity in fact, regular swell-h ead"
and were induced to try OF Peters Vegetable Pills
as remedy We took four going to bed, and awoke
the morning with head clear the tone of bell
in frosty morning. spirits light feather and dis
position as contened and happy philosopher
joyed. No gripping attends their influence, which is
speedy as il is eectua They will lose nothing in
parison with any article OF the kind now in the market
boston Daily Bee.
The article for sale at 1875 Fulton street.
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Thatcher Mobile, Durham Dmon; Newark, Merwin, Sa.
yannah do doIBrigs Patsey Bloun Howe Belize Hend
Br) Pultz St. yncents, Middleton SEQ; Eyy, (BI) Knowl
ton St Johns NJ Thos Wnnett ,Schrs s. 4 T. Parsons,
$ L. Mitchell; Com Kearnsy Paine Baltimore A. B. Cooley
s CO. Also brgs Mary, Wakeman, Fairfield, CT Gipsey,
Hawley, Bridgeport Ct 49,
Phenx Low, for ST. Johns Canada via Champan cleared
on Wednesday.
Packet ship Roscus Collins, from Liverpool Sept -, with
Swedish ship Guaf Wasa, Hosrom 70 days from Stock
Ship John Mntnm, stark days from New Orleans, with
cotton. to Stanton x Frost
Ship Oconee Jackson 10 days from New Orleans with cot
ton, to f.. X. Collins Co.
Hamburg barque Franklin Sleeboom days from Hamburg
with mdse, to Schmidt x Balchen.
Prussian brig Daman Johnson SO days from Smyrna with
Brig Harriet Brown. ID days from Bermuda with 1856 hides
600 horns 10 cks tallow to W. A. +. Davenport.
British schr Catharne Perry, days from Yarmouth Ms
with lumber, to j. II Brane.
Sehr VIM. Penn Foster. days from Machas with lumber
schr jasper. days from Machias with lumber, the
master.
schr Cambridge Crowell days from Boston, with mds.,
Schr Homer Baker days from Boston with mdse the
master.
sch Superb Lambert days from Philadelphia with COAL
schr Hornet Smith, days from Philadelphia with coal, to
master.
schr American, Southland from Philadelphia with coal,
master.
Sch Jane Davis days Philadelphia with COAL the
Schr Pioneer Coen, days from Bandywne with flour,
to master
Schr Raynor Williams Phillips from Philadelphia, with
schr Olive Elizabeth jerks from Philadelphia with coal,
10 master
From the s. W. spt-Packet ship Wellington Chadwick,
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General Record.

PACKET UNITED STATES Britton for Liverpool sails
to-day Her letter bags close Glpn in the Exchange,
the usual hour this morning.
SHIP JOHN MINruRN, Stark from New Orleans, carried
the Cd inst. lat %, Ion 70 80.
reports that the brig Salem Of Salem had been co"de@ned at
B s@% " sp He '9S days having
whirIwind which away bot, spars sails
S is the was lowed
$1,000 Boston office, and sOO another freight
QyEprc Oct 7several of the last arrivals were blown
Of the Gulf by the late gale of them SO far as to take ten
seHR SETH WILL.M Days Of and from Tho@asop for or
f at y Gne of her chains hs1 a ad h bs nsf
and dschafgns her sarEo, damaged state: %. W
bahea us Medora pea and copper g fastened s
sold she same in from for s225 cash. and mos Her
Notice to Mariners
The Light Boat stationed at Bares Reef in Long Island
Sound having parted her moones the gale the 9Th inst
ton CHAs F. LESTER, Collector
Whalemen.
Sailed from New London 9th inst Peruvian Brown, NV
Spoken.
Delaware, Fisher Philadelphia for Boston, 10th inst Egg
Ss .sS Y s'' asS% a S.S.S for
spT TS s sane agS de a Ss S4 Sen,
So Ion 511Sy the bs%aa, E, his pgJtv t., 9.
Sept 28, lat 10, Ion 50 aO-by the Europe. at Bath
Foreign Ports.
VALPARAISO about July en port Cayuga, Starbuck, from
Canton, disg; Wing, Baldwin, Baltimore, do.
CoauMso July 2-In port, Helena, Benjamin, from New
BoagrAUI Sept PIN Flayius Jones, for New York,
Do d a An % GG ms
medaelyi Canonicus, Cowpland, do do.
York Goth. Sid Aug is a s Adna Sherman Gaatz on the
Danube near the Black Sea- 70 load grain for Msrseiles
bermuda, Sept 2S-ln port Falcon, (Br) for New York in
ST JoHS, NIB. Oct Arr Merchant Beck and Dread BIB
syDsKy, CD; no date,Ar CahayBa, Coffin NYork.
CID sgsannah, Heppel London; 7th Milford Carter, and
QUiBrc, Oct GAR Acadia, Robson and British Queen,
hom' jaDe Brown WSe and Margaret Johnson Groom
London Queen Victoria sanderson Pwhel Augusta Faeey
Brdseyaer: 1th Loekw9od Young Chetan, Baldwin and
ans; jamaica Martins and Europe Gubb London Charlotte
Ferris and Resolution Wright Liyerg2o Tweed Treyetha
taysI; Sir VIM Wallace, Anderson Glasgow flaming Car
roll Dungarvon. Cid 9Th, Belle, Brewer Padstowi Dahii
Go yeuoD & .h sm Mono, Way
tuition Neil Belfast Rosebery, Young, London Londonder
~, Hatrick Londonderry; British Queen Lord Bristol; VIM
& Henry, Clark, Gloucester
Lake Ports.
BUFFALO DC, io-An Columbia, Tyle5 and Eqdor Cobb.
Chicago; Richmond Dorchester and Phiedepha Well
n y Monroe; " Trader L sandasEy ''''"' "'
Home Ports.
LuBEc, Oct sid T. Wood, aud Purveyor NYork
ret Houdee Havana Levan Brown and Rowland Adams,
tiSadaoupe cid 9th, Angeline Barnes West Indies VIM
PoRFGaSp, Oct std Baltic Waite, surinam Delaware
Waite, Philadelphia,
gusta Leach, MaanIas; Acorn Howes, Philadelphia Tee-
sraphed Benz franklin Finn, from Philadelphia Signal for
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Died

On Thursday morning, 18th inst. OF consumption,
FRANCs FLANAGAN, in the seth year of his ago.
His friends and those of his uncles Francis Hanralz
md Edward Flanagan, are respectfully invited to attend
mis- funeral this afternoon at o'clock from his late
fence, l27 Lewis street.
AT Montreal, on Thursday morning, 9th inst. aged 80
wears AARsr PHILLIP Hart, Esq Advocate, OF that city
eldest of Benjamin Hart Esq dessrvedly regretted
by all who knew him.
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mo- "swEET BREATH AND PEARLY TEETH

nU-"swEET BREATH AND PEARLY TEETH
NAV always be secured by free use Of shermans cele
brated Orris Tooth Paste, which Is pronounced by all
who have used be Of the most delicious ano
beautiful tices before the public 1t is entirely free
from all deeterious materials leaves pleasant taste III
the mouth is perfectly clean and altogether the most
sherman's arehouse is ln6 Nassau street Agentsll0
Broadway, 10 Astor House, AT Hudson 1888 Bowery II
East Broadway SO William street and l39 Fulton street
RrooklYn.
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BRIGHTON Cattle Market.


At market 1880 Beef Cattle 700 Stores asOO sheep and
225O Swine. Several hundred SWINE unsold.
Prices Beef Cattle-We quote TO correspond with
last week, viz A extra at $3.50; first quality 81 81
IS; second quality So rs third quality, 81 so DO.
Barreling Cae-several lots OF barrslng cattle
purchased at about the following prices viz Mess So
lag; No. l, 81 so; No. ., So.
stores-Two year old So 49, three year old $ll IL.
Sheep-Dull Small lots at 75c, 81, 81 80 and 81 90.
Wethers 81 % to 81.
Swneselected lots of Shoats 10 peddle at 4yc and 81
Ohio Hogs ST. 81 and Ate. At retail from 81
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Passengers Arrived.

LrvEppooL--Pseket ship R9,sus-Mrs Eliza l. Warwick
a II Mcintosh Miss l. A Jackson, Hoekins w A Welsh
England; Peckiug Brooklyn; Hay, Pennsy yania.
H.MPuRG--Barque Franklin-H Bahlecke, Il w Won APP
men II Haliburton-58 in the steerage.
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Mr. Mcclure Mr. Mddlebrook and lady Mr. Bennett and lady
Mrs Nichols and child Mn Bawden Miss Roda Miss Steb-
bins. MessT Ross, Eppin Williams Bugner Bsckwh, Ro-
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and intriguing politician both sides Of the Atlantic,
who endeavor to prevent such contamination hut the
time Is approaching Inevitably. The war of custom.
houses will before the rapid extension Of
friendly feelings and social interests.
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..LoNpoy-Packet ship Wellington Evans, Mrs Evans Of
depha; Geo Simons Boston; Mr. Smith, Kentucky; VIM
and Geo Williamson Jamaica; Capt Romer, iith Reg A
Lieut. Romer, s9th Regt; Mr. Guersa, Canada,
sAvANNAH-Bng Madison Rev Mr. Durham and lady Rev