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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30

CoNoaEssIoNAL.-In the Hosse, on the llth
the Speaker presented the memorial Of the Lee
gislatve Assembly Of Iowa Territory, for the for
nation Of constitution and State government
which was referred to the Committee on Terri
tories. On the same day in the Senate, Mr.
Walker reported back the bill for the graduation
and reduction Of the price Of the public lands,
Ia favor Of settlers and csltivatcrs.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30

The late st. Louis papers give the particular
Of the loss Of the Weston, near the mouth Of the
Ohio, occasioned BY the running Of the ALI
quippa into her. Several lives were lost.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30

Why y yosng woman Ike due hill (
Because che oughs 70 - .ssstled % "
- soon AZ she. ".con,es 10 asJtusity n
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30

OBJECT IN view besides that OF venting it,
mere personal pique. Currency is attempt
ed to be given to the impression that the
city authorities, although not elected on
political grounds, are ac,uated by partisan
motives; and hence the slang about 'slocc
foco Mayor and Aldermen" The edilo,
knows in.his heart that the impulation Il
malicious and without the Sigh test foun'
dation; but what OF that! He has certain
ends 10 accomplish, and IS matter o
choice seems to prefer foul TO fair means
10 their attainment. The BEST prosl
that can b furnished on this point is the
action Of the board itself upon the onl y
matter in relation to which an opportunity
has been afforded for The exercise Of party
feelings, Wig: the election Of City Solicitor
which election is we'll knswn tohave re-
suited in the an snimoss appointment Of
Mr.. BsowNINc, a decided . whig a. the
editor Of the Hawkeye himself, and, W
may add. without Aa.tery, : Ear more
honorable one.
0rSiuoe writing the above We have
received communication fron she City
Recorder, in dsieocs Of himself, which
we are compelled q omit q present. but
which, shocsd circunstancss render Il
proper, will e given in our nexl.
- Ivy
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30

- - c0iO OupSs 0ssNkSOu H. 0uVt
the two orphan children OF CommodsR
Kennon, and presented to Mrs. Gilms'
The widow Of the late Secretary ef T.
Navy, 10000.
or A bill has been introduced 81 Ns
Pratt, Of New York, into the HOUSE.. =
establish Bureau IN connections withle
Treasury Department, for the collects
and digest OF statistics, foreign and =
nestle; and calls for the spproprissia
q 5000 for its supper. PR asssn.
Extrac, from letter from Losdos, =
cv,ved BY The las, steamer:
I'VE have Yankee here who -
opened shop in ths Strand for thesalsa
American manufactured articlse, - -
cut lacks, screws, aueurs, comts, -
milk pals Of cedar, wine coolers, cois
broo,ns, wooden clocks. &C., &c. joaa
Bull will find out 1t last, thae ~ g
make our own mouse trars." .a
% There are ! couple ofieeids1e
relative . The Princeton disaster, wom
noticing.
Commodore Stewart, was 10 Wash'se
ION on. Monday prev,otjs % me cale-'~
ph~, and VS. much prssssd ~ CsFas.
Stockton to siay over Wednesday. = q
10 b. ablc to witness The firing q ~
great guns Old lrousiden hesitatee Cd
half concluded 10 accept, when GnsSpe
| "a business called him n Nv York
NJ. 4icklitIs, ihesl Uesuastsr GesM
IL - taken hiss ssand nsas ~
whsa ~ xile a6f;ysd apd- psIss
hin ieleaJS NJ - - ~ - -
Secretary ofshs Nsvy. : &
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30


sources to be relied upon, and endeavol
10 open our eyes to the dark cloud which
overhangs the public peace and tie ma
tional. welfare, il not the existence oil
this Union.
II is now some months ago-probably
not long after the retirement Of Mr..
WEBsrER from the Departmen. OF State
that an overture was made, By this
Government, through the Secretary Of
State, inpiting from the Executive oil
Texas (Gen HousroN) proposition fol
the annexation Of Texas 10 the United
States. This overture was, al first, IT We
understand rightly, rather. cuolly receiv
I'd BY the Chief Of the young Republic
But. since the meeting Of Congress, ths
Government Of Texas being again %.
proached-ws will not say importuned
though circumstances almost justify III.
use Of that phrase--by the Ike culiye .
theUni,ed States, Gen HousroN did 4
,length consent to negotiate on / he subiec
The terms of an arrangement be,weer
the high contracting parties are already
arranged; and, il not already done
they are = b reduced forthwith 10 II,
form Of Treaty, through the agency 0
Special Minister from Texas, Nj. HEK
DEgsoH, who 10 already on bis way Il
shis city for the purpose, il, before THU
paper goes to press, he has not lready
arrived.
So fer - the Presideat uf tho Unils,
S aiea : nd The President of Tsxss ~
coocsfned The Treaty IL I'll but made. Z
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any looge, nor held any office, place or ap-
pointment Of any kind, in the institution. -
"Nor Continues hey do l believe that I
could, upon my own knowledge, or recol-
lection Of its rites and ceremonies obtain
admission, at this time, in any lodge Of any
degree whatever"
This letter may perhaps be classed next
in boldness to the inconsistency Of Mr..
Chy upon the National Bank question. II
Is well known BY the Masons that Mr..
Clay has, for the last twenty years, been
Chased among the highest Masons in the
United States, and that he has held some Of
the highest orders in the gift ofthe institu-
ton. We have been credibly informed
that even one q the fraternity Of the Bur
inetoa Lodge e Wing, It that, } has met
Mr.. c. in : lodge within three years past.
Il not acquainted with the ceremonies q
the lodge, how, we ask, could he obtain ad-
niasion?
And yet, despite IL this historiosl -
idencs ofthe erratic course Of their le.dsr
with Dc 1T boldly staring diem II the
iacs Ut he rs bean for and aeainst !
Uaitsa a \ I. 1.nk far - aesinst Dis
iribasm- Tor and against high prussc4ioa
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Alyano. Pace. Wilmington Nc; Uaon r,Iue, pebmoud
o note L,i,iejohn' Bansre seay and tienos, LAM
NV BEDroRD Jure 7An Monitor, Eess. Ph;ladelpbi,,
P scnsm Hunt Nxcrk; 9Th, Index Gibbs Ab,ny sid
eenneiope j- son, " nbrrs ' CIV
IsoytnENcs. lure Arr Ad,nI Nickerson b fillmore.
o,,o' u iyton NYosk Shave, Dyer Orient Ii--.id Bs.
plc NO raeihc 'can Ame lea Green Ellsworth: v. o.
on bsLgoIi Pc lent. Hilbur. Norflk; Chsrs Hor,
ss Baltimore Mary Ward, Pns tephia; Le.pad Morton
bhIsroL Jrne G-Ar Empress Pitsnan fin Mar;eI. I..r
Eada cd II TN Havana TOE Boston, dg oolv vessel at
"a, 81 az lon ~ exchar ged .nsls with rque steering
showing Pkers NUMBER II 81 Also ar Adams Ncke.
psitmoIr Tor Provdencs Eronsut, albaav for
NEw HAVEN, June AR e Fisher, Johnson Sf Crow.
Xtsntie nlontague Porto Rio; Ldy Ferwik Ward New
"a esSd Ann smith Gates ST Crox; John Adams Nash
RoGMoNp June led Washington Adams. Bremen. Arr
samuel Abbott, Barker New York-sI Psimas 10 y w.,
Yo, Charlotte: Wes,ca,s Tav aud Coraelia Parker
WILMiiNGToN June 3-Cld Champan. Kinsmau PORT an
pam, h1tase tis Antigua; Robert Treat Treat Qua.
u ChAHLEsroN, June 5-Cid Bengal. Goham Hayre Sid
h9ssf en- rm,n Nichols, do; Ocean WILLARD L;,emooi.
MaM;sra nulkley, Boston 4th Moon, HAYES NYorI:
, neAcan Sar seam,H Mopezums ID Mroo and a ada,
feel. " "Ao'k' toucheo Ior
pool hos Dune sd Lanca'hie B Turner Liver
NV FLEANs May 3i-Cd, Rockali Eyan. and Dublin
nRoneid L.yru oo Oconee casop; John Mi turn stark
Sy1Hnean' ese't Hog,rh, Redm and Gen r. H. mi ron
Isaac wton, Spaiding, Hayrs O.ceola Chds
AIS bssver Edmonds Nnntz Josephine M-Iopey PhiIa,
M pa; ~. pro ~ kingstsn. mar Ada Eliza Marsh.
IN ,and heindeer tBr' Doane Falmouth Jan. ''
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cent on these stocks nearly due, which makes them At
ms moment the best stocks for investment offered
IN wall street. Spectators have had lately very
good opportunity Of realizing the uncertainties of fancy
SOCK operations. no doubt much morey las been made
within few months but is rapidly slipping out OF the
haias oil those who have made it. Farmers Trus. has
within the past week, declined ten per cent nominallv
pu IN reality about twenty soningon about seventeen
anu Canton Co. nearly twenty-five. These great auctua
tons must make quite hole in the profits from previous
ADVANCES, and keep the balance very low MANY ind
are led into stock speculatons through reports
emanating from Wall street, about immense fortunes
made almost in day. or in operation or in one par
tcuiar Kind OF stock These reports are believed to
certain extent and to draw into the street many
VINO would otherwise keep clear OF this description of
gambling They soon find out that it is all moonshine,
nu TINS discovery costs sometimes every dollar the poor
oe'nded individual possessed in the world
we annex returns of the principal articles exported
from this port for the first five months of S43 and 1871:
ExPoRrs PoRr New York
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Passengers Arrival,

MA AyRb.Sh'r Monumsn Capt Peters and LADY, of Main.
Iva rye s. Ma ter William Ma,tsr Joseph piers
apd Bn,s Nsry feT' Miss silver MIR "a
nPALAcHcoLA-B,rque MagnoaSB f. Rome. and ,,a
the steerage ' Nii' iehoesrst ara IL III
,nd pso bardue Ez, Ann eore
LivERPoOL-Ship Superb, (belore reportsd,u Noo. ,
ga in the steerage. > 'sPo''eu'-if MOORE anu
Schilhnrst. and q Babc0ck e"A' Az" oechei' Mr
.CHAELEsroN-Ship Charleston--N, II ,,;Ja.. A,
Mdds,Cn ard LADY, Middleton, Ms, Mdst 5
sad ' sd Middleton Miss Middleton np.es Mr. Smith
asiH w f1hqs, sMdy cha,s Bow
" Fitcs lady, ard enid Mrs Fs"s M Io
T' else ~ ssh.oer Miw Schner Miss i schrirsr NJ
Iadoock lady; ard CHI idIen; Mrs A s lishury Mis-
WGs s J Ms: Il. Thsm Miss Gqrham Mowry
NeS boise. Geo kdwsrds Cnver G savsr 8 Ss1i;dv
RS ocnatzi = y Cook. 4 Baker, W Close M',s Z
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TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

senate.
WASHINGTON, Sth June, 1874.
ANNEXATION.
Mr.. LEWIS presented several memorials from
Alabama in favor.
NATURALIZATION
Mr.. BUCHANAN presented five memorials from
Philadelphia, similar to those he has already Of
fered from the same source. And Mr.. Il. stated
his earnest desire that the committee would make
early report, the more especially since Senator
of so high influence the Senatar from Virginia
(Arche) had expressed his concurrence with the
prayer OF the petitioners.
Mr. CHoATE also presented a memorial from
Philadelphia OF the same import.
THE MASSACHUSETTS RESOLUTIONS.
Gov. BAGBy moved that these resolutions be en-
tered upon the Journal-and subjolned resolution
that The Constitution OF the Uned States ought not
to be altered, recommended by the Massachu-
sets resolutions. Lies on the table one day.
The Senate then went into Executive Session.
lit is said they intend TO take final action upon
the Treaty this day Cor nlshD before they adjourn
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I'll sCcIlNneOuS

miscellaneous.
BR,e GbsANER--Csrt,n Doa,e OF the Reindeer, at New
reports that the Is h. the wreck of The big
ease of Msuhtpe's aed ashore on stew,t latte
NJ uch 10 lat 49, on o. ard logged. She
M # sa Is ssaf Sc aud p% OF NJ h. Iso wa, 'a,fs
Gie,ner # Ams, ,m, bound to Boston i,h caro-
been diyee into the possession OF tie Amencan Con-
Whalemen.
NV BEproRp, Jun. sid Enc Holly. NV Coist JAS
" rS s WADE NZ;,,:Pa 81.
Heard from Feb q Cyu,S limo, limos i'oosp
e and ON S1 '"oTs for London May TO- lot
Assa o% s fs ,S Liverpool May lo lat 49, lon
Argie OF Du1sary. weeks out 5000 ih 18th u on the
AT bs, Eise from New ohau' for Liverpool seth ult,
ha c. W.sc,sset from Havre for Chare,,On, I'd inst
Chatham fom Boa.on for Baltimore sth. Block Island NE
swis Boy Of Kennebunk FIN Matanz for M,r.e'llcs Goth
Wv '' ~ Foreign Ports.
M lGad5s My & p0 W sys0n Mesr
Fra ce Ellen Berry I'm Bath ar day bef're' Amer asm'i
oursEe June s-An Rory o,Nlcre, McMsser, LiverpooI
LSS EaS and csh
| me- Eankin ssnceraod.
| Lake Ports.
CLEVELAND. June 5-End, Atlas, Bigslow Buff; Bar
D~oS do; n,woIh bens'a do Swan, Ionb,', Do;
wfss S PSI ss :ss
|
BusFALo, juae 7An exinston, Dstr,ct; Merchant d.;
iod ana, TteJl; Queen Charlotte Gibr,ltu; Dayton Yer
million; xprss, do; kiosman, santusky; noelend Gle
s1d de- v,%s.t do As f s,i,
| Ialmar, do; Fulton, oedo; Rochester, Chicago.
| Home Ports.
| fAsIroRr, May 30-An Norwood. New York. Ligona,
Smith, Philadelphia; 3s arr 0ys, Jefry NYok; atn inst.
Oaiy Dauehpr McDpfie. NYork-sid st Esther Eliza,
| Rice, Alex ,adria; 3D. Oiye, Jefr.y, st John NIB. 49,
Race, NYork; Sd, Fred PEARL and Two SISTERS Boston.
| East MAcHAs June 3-Ar Fred Reed, Boston; Fame Ro-
binson NYorT
| HALLowELL, June 6-An Deem Gerrish NYork-Sld Sd,
Potomac, j. graham Ny ork; 9Th, Liberty. Weeks do
PORTLAND Juhe 6-AU ShyIoch, Mathews, Norfolk; TIN.
America, Crow.l' NYok Old Joseph. Lorug, Porto Rice;
Lydia. ll.lsy, Guldaoups.
BArn june S--Arr Ceyon Troa Havana; 7th. arr Lion.
BA,eon june aCd kmenc, Ella, NBav,a; Isl. Ihsies,
| Filings, WORK. .
gREwsn, June l. in mcgene. She'd IS days from Baba.
| i es. Tt ciptans'k. -
| fnsSKronT, Ju-e i--Au Spartan, Arey, NYor;.
| NtwBJRYPORI, Jnue 1-Au Cofcut. rltany.
sALEM June 7-Ar Elizabeth W. y, + dladelphn.
Bosros, JNns BAR VI naco Wordir-, Ea'ioas; 1c.-
.sTr o. lanlar, Hi,aIa Mars Hill Gay NYork; Elnene
Nichols, litaketnk, Va Oregon, Wines aud Presieent
leighton Fhladspha; Garges lien aud supust,. NicseI-
oa ALBANY -Telsgsphed, Mary stanton fn BatTore-ss.
Chief Brown. st Jsgo; Anna Reyaold. sl,hews Phade
en-. Narragansett. Baker, Norfolk Rowsna YoSns tred.
Compliance, Kelly, NYok-7h, arr Mqueon Smith Mobile
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State Of Ira de.

Asnrs-Pots continue in very limited request md arc
still quoted at 81 25 Pearls the same as usual -
BEEswAx The demand for this article has neor,, s
ed for the season We quote prime nortbern ana
yellow, nominally, at 29J 3Oc 'NA ''u'e'h
bnEApsTuffs.This market is not in a very act;ve
w. ~; michigan 81 433 so southern 81 rs sSl
this month 81 niera thousand barrels going England
g. oats a. ~ wheat brings ST. corn IL 47s rye
decline. az '"eSe prices exhibit "a slight
''AlhMENr or THE QUANTITY OF FLoun AND Wur.r
ING JUNE ?, 1874 '"- "AhA END
rrL..,,. -Four. Wis. Wheat hush
C CnMed states ports ...... 1923 $500
~"''''''s. 1886
- 3SOs9 o. 7,a
EoT IoN-The sales to day amount to 900 bales nil
% lor export Holders disposed to recede on the
1--WE Qualities we annex quotations which transac
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tive notice very little enquiry either for home
at So a SIC. fO W paAe Se"
WHsKEYDrudge casks still continue very inactive AZ
&c Prison barrels are in little better demand al 23lc
NEAL E'rArE-The following sales were made by auc
40, o. ground on 18th street. between sth and 9th
90 on 10Th street, adjoining, in the rear OF the
do ~, ,,;,, 1850
- -~'"" ''oe', oeeween Stn and 10Th l75
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VIII be observed that while the EXPORT OF manv ,rt;.
ces there has been
o'ners The exports of cotton from this port have fall
''n on 'his year, compared with last, very much
Inc influence Of the currency on the movements o.
uue anu commerce is SO great and important that we
nave annexed table showing the extent of the mports
ana the total hank movement of the country
0r period covering the years of speculation and those
IN which the revulsion took place =
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Foreign IYnnorfotio,s

uNhE-ShIp Monument (beiore reported II n,o, ~ r,
seahne,sl eS2 Rich kt, sragsurr a Be
II EaI, eoso oKs wne lie Luze--40 cases % Son-la
or, ssrtndy L. psi.e L B,rbiers Col
schm;s, g. Vsfs hmchin,tt Vandamaun-l25 bkts wiae
seb a,gx e. az ilady2oo do Baler4 ssse,
wre o Sfo'o' five ffaac pieces Nemh Washaso bk
90 L,wEnpo?L-shp Superb (before repoed)sa,s b.
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PARK THEATRE

|
MR.. SIMPSONS Da>EEIr
ne ,oow'ns distinguished artist. havs volunteered the.
MAD'sILE nopGaasr
MISS /. tUsHMAN.
HERR OLE rrr1 MADsLLE DEsJARpINs
siGNoR s aNQuIRrCo,
On ne above night he the PIT win ne from H.
- en- may be procured until the Y OF p.r nm are ~
sent ,hs Bo OF Sc nsw Hor where AZ pre-
Doofs Open al O'Clock The ia will RE a, h,o;,t
clock rrer,.sv " f'A'
r WEDNESDAY,, JUNE i2, 1914.
sHAKsPEfA ~I f%N% TRaG Ytn r. e'Oia
Mr.. WALL a K w' a"a MR. BOOTH
AFTER whch' with fall o,cte trail accompsn men,s from
c. - D0n' bsriY Spss'a Of
MHDsELaLdu i E1F sHTgss T'SfsS f,eabv
"a p,i.... In Costume.
La r., 49,. :. by MadsIe Desjardin,
,vCtAWHNlvALE d { VENEZIA.
,, ns FFs51 S%sk Il {2L kJ ST%t
GRAND f ~ HOS hosG E oil EE?fa'r'ina
DE La FL FILE q EfI So H kE 9psif e
BosS..eS by at p ri, f., h debut Mae
Grand Seen. and pu,, m.99us, De &, P,ri, &c.
BY Mad SELF EUfHRAsiE! ' Bo kRdiifss EEat'Taa
w,,, sIGvoR s SsP
By sp.. de ofsns o en- and
Variations, On III Nti,na, AR Of YANKEE Ms IN
The whole to corcliie with A COMEDY DAI'
MRS. BRoUGHANMw "'f Miss cusuu.v
Jeiv <t-ec WlI sustain the lyiuc 'DJ IL, h,-
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thousand bales less than last.
The impetus given to mportaons, by expansions in
the currency and the uniformity that exists between our
import trade and the movements Of the banks, should
place those entrusted their guard against extending
one by expanding the other. Since ls4, currency
has been under severe restrictions, and our imports
have been confined to healthy limits. The nations,
whose manufactures in competition in other
ke. with ours placing greaerchecks their paper
issues than have heretofore existed for the purpose OF
ducing the cost ofheir manufactures at home and TO
sure more profitable export trade. They find the most
important regulator Of prices is the value OF the currency
and to that public attention is turned, as the
grand mover oi all commercial affairs The revolutions
that have taken place in the currency of this country
and the influence Of the contracons prices furnishes
the best possible evidence Of the power held by the banks
the destnes of the commercial classes further
contraction Of the paper issues Of banks would still
further advance the prosperity of the country and by
ducng prices at home to lower point than those
current would shut out foreign manufactures from
peting successfully with our own. We can only keep
foreign mporations down to low point, by keeping
down prices. The tariff laws have very little effect
importatioRs We by the importaons this year. how
much influence the present tariff act has and yet the
average rate Of duty ranges very high 1t is necessary
for this country to take as decided step with its
rency as Britain intends with hers We meet
tha natoh on the same ground una IL u ohy ny don8
that hold own, advance single step
from present position The establishment of National
Bank in this country, would be of the most impoc
movements the government could be guilty Of. We have
already too much banking capital, and too large an
amount Of paper issues. We require great contractons
STILL instead of the most rng expansions The creation
of government bank at this time, the most limited
panon the part of the banks in existence would
do more to deprive of the prosperity possess,
than any other movement that could be adopted
forced.
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LyERPonL-Ship George Washiueton-Nrs ,r,rto., l
%a n Mr. Fi?fkD S"s; Mr. Mr. i Iaea,eN
..u1 NJ OLSON and Mr. Cru dS ,s sI De Tn
SON. n"b, ss a0f R M1 smith Engnd Nj Thm, Jack
artpr' sJpa Wright, and Captain CIR lham 43d iisht H.
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RtAOVkI.

I y. ETOUVENEL, Importer Md Dealer in Wires aud
j. 3rantes wholesale and retail nforas HIS trends and u,
public that hc mas nmovsa ms rom ~ am ~
cellar where they will always end constant supply Of Bor
leaux VINES Burgogne Champagne Madeira and other
sood Wines He also imports Absynthe &c
the houss IL Switzerland ~ orde delivered free Of
Mr. j. D. g. will attend to bottlirg wine for any who
nay desire his services MI lmrm
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MARITIME HERALD
Sailing Days or tn, SEC, r,,-
ShiH Masters end Rxents,

We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Ve,,es will
to Comnodoi, RoHEnT sLvEv Of our News Fleet kpert
Spoken their List Of their CARGO and Fo
regD Newspapers News they have He will board them
Immediately their arrival Agents aud Correspondents
h.ma sbroad will also confer favor by sending to this
Office all the Marine INTEL they Nautical
Information of any kind will be thankfully received.
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NOTICE. TO THE PUBLIC.

"a THE BUILDING WHICH BROWN& CO former.
~ ly occupied having bec torn down for the purpose OF
eecting more commod,ous stors, have removed their
stock, until their built, to No Mott and 26
Chatham site Roosevelt street. where be found
aud complete Mt Hats aud Caps nj every s lie
large supply Of fine Panama Hats with Gentle;
ness Boy and Inants Leghnrn Hats Grntemens ard Boys
10th aud Silk Velvet .a, Of The aest isrhisn; Childens
Fancy Caps of Cloth aud Velvet, patterns,
car he purchased ia this city. WM BROWN
mas fmsn l2s Cha ham opposite Roosevelt
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the Char,'tcn boxe, mdss Brown Fro
re sbb po,o e1iton Herkennash Van Dammc-20 ics
pawspa-.i bex Bpret Earon-2 Maynard-I : Wi
Y SOIL Kerrison ~ A"'i'r-S cases II Auehincop
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Arrived.
Br ship Henry Bliss Cum nng from LIVERPOOL, April Goth.
wi, h mdse to Wilson Brown.
Bremen snip Emma, Edyard. Sc days from Bremen th
mdse to Nolteaius s Paversiadt.
sp Charleston, Brown days from Charleston. with
to Buckley.
Swed sh balue Betty. Kraft 80 from Newrot Wales
with iron 10 Boomap huston.
Brig guolia West 20 dava Apaachicola with 100
bales tton 90 sticks cedar X L Maitland.
j. schr Peri Dave so days from LIVERPOOL with SALT to
S.hken 4 Ironsdes
sehr Lsonte Jones, 10 hours from Cap. Henry with mdss
to l. McCraiy.
Schr NJ Br,dler, Terry, days from Washington. NC
with No. to = Sspther.
Schr Emma Julia tpw md, 5 days from Newbe u, NC
with al stores, - s l. Mite el.
ochr AIpeiine, $. I'LL da from North Carolns, with
stores. tu I. rnty.
scr koehetr Fountain. days Gom Baltimore with mdst
& Bii.gs.
schr Mary Ann, Ia ford days from Newbtru Nc, with
paval stores, 10 master.
sch rurdy KiIg, hours from Deep CT e with sh nges
to Uiaster
schr Gayer Porter, days from Gsoge.own Sc. with
cotton, TO Post Philips.
Below.
Ship Allen Wilson, from CharIeston II cott'n, to