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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
CONCLUSIVE PROOF

OF THE EXTRAORDINARY EtFlCAC4 OF
WISTA3'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
HAppoNEIELp. New-Jersey, April 90, lSi3
On about the 18th day OF October, l8 was taken With
violent pain the side liver winch continued for
about five days and followed by the breaking ulcer,
something ardly which relieved the pain little but
caused TO threw up great quanty OF offensive matter
and also much blood Being greatly alarmed Mt .hs
piled physician but he said he though he could DO but
fused take feeling satisfied they could do good
many other remedies then procured by wife and
friends but done any good, and the discharge OF
blood and S Continued few days. and al
last became offensive could scarcely breathe. also
seized with violent cough, which at times caused to
much blood than had done before and disease
continued this way still growing until February.
when all hopes OF recovery u and my friends
all thought would die o. gallopIng pon At this
moment when my life apparently drawirgaear close
heard of Dr. Wistas Basam of Wild Cherry ard bot
three bottles this medicine all pains removed, my
cough aud splitting blood aud corruption entirely stopped
and few weeks my health a restored 10 enable
work trade (Which carpenter aud 10 this
TINA have enjoyed good health. THOMAS =COZENS.
Nep-Jerey Gloucester County, SS-PeysoEa!ly came BE-
fore me- the subscriber Of the Justices OF the Peace and
for the said cou1y, Thomas Cozs and being duly affirmed
according TO law saith the above statement ~ all things
true Affirmed before me on the Goth day Of April, lS3
j. CLEMENT, j. Z.
Another of 40 gears standing cured by this Balsaso
We refer prove this whose authority Will
not be Questioned Bstcdre Of the contcts and mutations
which offered on the reputation OF tins Baam Sold only
by Isaac Butts l25 Fulton of Nassau New
York; Dexter, Albany; h. w. Bu Hartford; Gorham,
New Haven te9 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
TIL E. T r I B y n E.
The Wing Policy in New YorA-Let:er
from GOV. Seward.

from GOV. ScTVEfG,
The Clay Club Of BUFFALO held an ovcrfowing
meeting on the evening of the 18th instant when
Hon. MlLLARD FILLMORE eloquenty and forcibly
reviewed the course of Political events through.
out the past year, the policy of Van Buren, with
regard to Lakes and Harbors, and concluded with
spirit.stirring eulogium on the character, servi-
ces and glorious prospects of HENRY CLAY. His
speech was earnest, practical and animating, and
was received with enthusiasm.
The following Letter from Gov. SEWARD was
then read
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

Nhsstsslppl-Thc Legislature of Mississippi has
gone to work in earnest rcuenching the expenses or
The State. The salary of the Chancellor is reduced
from $4,000 to S2300-the salary OF the judges o,
the High Court of Errors and Appeals Is reduced
S3O0Oto S20OO-and the salary of District Alorz
ney is reduced from $500 to $3.50. The salary OF
The Auditor of Public Accounts is reduced from from
$500 to Sl5oO--that OF the Treasurer from Ssooo
10 Sl50O-and that o! the Secretary OF Stnte Is re
duced from $4,000 to $l20o. The Office OF hepofleif
10 the Superior Court OF Chancery has been abol-
ishcd, by which an expenditure of $4,000 or more
is Immediately cut off. =.
Another bill is under way reducing. the number
of judicial Circuits from eleven TO siX, by winch
$4,000 will be saved. The office OF IopographI-
cal Engineer, with salary OF $500 is to be aoo,
ished and the fees OF clerks consables, sheris ana
magistrates are TO be reduced. In fact the salary
and fees of every public officer are TO be pared
down
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.Blessing with solemn text and word,
The gallows-drop and strangling cord;
Jendinp the sacred GOSpefS awe

Notwithstanding this opposition, however,
look fora strong Report in favor of abolition from
the Chairman of the Committee, and hope ne
will receive the cordial support OF his colleagues,
or at least of majority of them. Perhaps 1t Is
too much to expect the reform to be carried the
present wear; but | am confident that the time
is near when the practice of hanging will not be
sanctioned by the laws of this commonwealth
when. in fact, it will be remembered by the peo-
pie only as forgotten barbarlsm.
Yours REyILo.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

NJ Isaac DAYTON, Attorney and Solicitor No. Is
Ns,S.,r - Nv Sork I2f lwis&lwoseods
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

TIE BRIG o. c. RYMoND.-A few days
since we published paragraph about this vessel,
stating that she had obtained freight OF treasure
at Chusan, whence she sailed on the 29th OF May
for Macao, and that, instead of proceeding on her
voyage, she had arrived at Valparaiso. Captain
Fisk, of ship Robin Hood, from Valparaiso, which
arrived at this port yesterday, states that the o.
c. Raymond had been sold by her captain, Den
nison) and was under the Chilian flag Nov. !, the
date when the Robin Hood sailed, 1t was re-
ported at Valparaiso that Capt; Dennlson had
taken $4,000 with him, and left for parts un-
known. Some apprehension was expressed here
that the Q. c. Raymond might have been taken
by the crew; but the report of Capt. Fisk puts
this fear at rest. What Capt. Dennison has
done with the remaining S40,OOO-for the vessel
had $50, 900 on boards not known but it may
reasonably be presumed that he divided it among
his associates in this nefarious transaction IT
will be difficult for him to carry $4,000 IN hls
wake and escape the searching scrutiny of mod
ern civilization. The time has passed when rob-
bcrs could flourish undetected. [Bost. Post
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
NoTTCE TO NEW FIRMS.

NOTICE TO NEW FIRMS.
u xrpCUANTS about establishing peW INNS
NJ 10 nsouestsd 10 pe,use the following CARD:
The sabfbss having sfsn s;:sshsfs n s Si
ISJRs would acquant Merchants and Others tnat tey
have gedges 'heIE CAAksRS sSf eaa On'
~ AlIw executed by them % be 10 their veil known
sIrPERIOR STYLE ACKERIAN * MlLLEa,
jal2 3n- NO. % oI sa.I N.ssao p. 1e-.
CHEATHlNG COPPER.-l00 cases tngiiss'
2s2w - " Z 'GRiNSELL, MINTUaN CO., 70 s'uth''
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WHOLE no. $50.
sferred
CITY IN 7 ELI FENCE.

COURT OF SESSIONS. -. Before the RECORDER. and
AID. WATERMAN and BRIGGS. JAMES +. WHITING.
-, a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

w ANTED-A situation as Clerk by a man who
has been N the Dry Goods business the country ar
= 5000 salesman give good c, reference Address p
VI. AZ this office. t.lo S.is.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

poARp-Sy q gentleman ana his wife, from the
- ise May respectable private faraiY the vicinity
sed b&droon viii he required Address w w TN.
once. u
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OVER COATS.

1ETM. T JENNINGS u co. PSI Broadway.
w uoti. topposits Park Feuptaiul Will sell
of the remainder OF their stock OF ready y-nade OVER
COATS, consisting OF Beaver, rot. aGd English Tweed
Suycuts, very reduced prices. Also the few remaining
WinIsr Erotks iel2 Ian
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

DoARD.-A few young. gentlemen can be ac
Dcommodatel with Board, with or wi,hoa, ioI - ~ - ~
Asy and at moderate prices at y John.ssIeSt r 4s,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

III ANTED.-!i young man to leam the Jewel.
~ business One who has had some Know ledge the
bus,Rrss wi De preferred Those Who cannot brnx un-
doubted testimonials eS!sctng his morals and integrity, ,usvd
Apply FREEMAN \ WALLIN,
fl5 Il as Chatham
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

N0U WHO USE SARSAPARILLA--Try
JenesS Extract OF SsrapaIlia Candy; t excellent.
powerful and pure Of the Sold p
ckase, for 81, AZ tn sikh o the American Eagle, 81
Chatham ST. n y. ISe Fulton and 5ia Atlantic Brook
lyon iviI Ina
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

\ ASSIhp-Employyment by a thorough farmer
~ i7S Broadway basement ~sr p'N'S- s,s Sts'' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

Jazz In. Lewis Curtus. Esq. -
VHE COMMERCIAL AND COLLEGIATE
SCHOOL, d nl be ds.sss E.ass 0, distinguished
which has already attend their enterprise and be-
line secure the appIobaton of the community
respectfully invite the attention OF parents and guardians 70
atD% at ane he the Pa eale aAu the
m In s aa Of and Classical
u together with the OF public and pryste edaca
aud Cheea and yet Washington square as oiae-
conmodas their Of that im%eda'e ~"
Junior Class of boys under ten years OF age wall be
'''l's e nwas.n ,ss 81 ~ GE5. AA9 vs. g dLaHKA HaBBiA
NAY AND EVENING MATHEMATlCAL
d,d bS p p5REk Rakct5 cv EnsHs~s
Mathematical Tables for Surveyors Engineers aud Ns'sA
u.s. 90. s'S' Classification Of Studies
lst cass.-Anr OF CALcULATiSo NATURALIZATION impf0-
I'd Glass2AnirHmrrlc. ALGEBRA Gxomsrar.
81 Ciess.-TRIGoaoagTgy, MENsURArioH' CoNnc-oEc'
an Class-MEcHANIcs. HYDaosrArlcs, HypHooYNA-
51 Class-suRvEyIsc, NAVIGATION, CiyrLEsosTEER-
Glasses meet at 10 O'Clock a. NJ and at and ?. NJ
gnsrsntssJ IN about one-af the TIM usually requisite Pa
euts Mechanics and Students respectfully invited 70 Cali
Rasrsnses-Prof ats James j. Mspes, VIM. A. Coz c: T.
Prof. Fisher and numerous Others. othets.-- - ~
CEMiNARY FOR PERSPECTIVE DRAW
ns - s ANR Would ssS
Of New Yo that 'hs has GenBa & BsMay an M method d
teaching ard entirely different from those
" employed By teachers OF these accomplishments se nas
specimens Of Improvement from her pupils saa non M
from competent judges show that her efforts hasr ors az
tended with complete She enables ef
very so perod 70 the pencil and brush with no
s and take such sketches Of nature S ,omss as ss 70
these when natural Taste fer tnese air' mo-
supposed 10 exist. .,;, o6 ,rv n
Miss D. will exhibit specimens oil heI puIhs pone' "
all who will favor her with cali. -.
Lessons VIII be gwen Drawing 20 pupis IN INC e'efDs
II desired
Terms, payable in advance; s,s On
For tweatyoar Lessons IN Psasng IN e Goicfs 60
Instruction Will also be gwen 10 Glasses, Miel NM, S o
formed ia any OF the schools n the city Oh i2aa
S s6 the bsst means of becoming acquainted win the
merit, Of her system, and can SPEAK nor oHiy 'i" '
bat sctga n bs Ia,ruon for the Def
ana ana gaps foT Zeal months 70 class Of 80 rupis
'N JAMES MILsoR. D. Dh Se|. OK
BILJssm Sa! jtass la-Iasi 4. Wai,alEs1os. II 1 :.
| Dg. II. GREENE, 5.
Edi1ol Of the NJ York Journal Con,1aeree.
Editor aa' q the y. York Commercial Advertiser
DR. q. l.. MITCHELL,
PacrsssoR II. P. TArP.s
| DR. J. VI. SMITH,
Professor Of the Theory snd Practice OF Medicine II ts
| lege Of Physicians and Surgeons.
| From the Rev. z. y. kick n..r
"Haying taken few lessons In Drawing froa IS Gd IN
port recommend her system of as
he principles OF education IN all TIE iniif ndsbted
uents of instruction certainly csnder ih,;;, nd dis
| for her aid n looking az ratufe With more ps-'
cssnnentn IN prawin to the Pupils
os rho Mss E.on.Ii In New York and in Oxioa'
the ua;form of those committed 10 f
and their advantage from hsf AZ mper3r
enss &c mn o,sinsI ne methods d2l 2wTh 'as
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

A LIENS LADIES' FRENCH BOOTS
n The attention Of the Ladies of New York decidedly
directed this beautiful article, manufactured by Mr.
the elegance of the fit and cut OF Aliens Boot, and
Shoes" Hence that he always busy while others
complaining. Their quality be surpassed
their beauty excelied. Such masterpiece Of Mechawc
ought and doubtless will receive the best patronage HIS
and gentee at 10 Lispenards near Br99dway
i23 cod # LADIES.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
EDWARD FIELD, No. Platrstraet, and
J. W. THORNE. No, ll8 Broad street,

YHTILDER'S PATENT SALAMANDER
w SAFE The subscriber lis the only authorized per-
son in the make sell these valuable property
servers aud pledges himself the public that all safes made
by him shall be equal tested they never having
failed the unnjurad though frequently
sypo3a9 heat Dlmpness has hem entirely
overcome, and they todrraned dryall having
Chubbs thief detector Lock, which renders them the
perfect article ever offered TO the public.
Those who wish pGrcas< article called Improved
Salamander Safes Imitation Saliman der Safes Second
Hand Safes made by T. Gayof (and said on him 10 be
Aerro aud other secend hand safes DO furnished with
all and prices according quality by apply
ing a the Iron Safe Warehouse and Factory Of
f6 Inns. T. HERRING fEt.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

T AIDES, DON'T USE COMMON CHALK. II
oaks Dad iRJuGss tie Skin and makes it look yellow
Try Jones Spanish LAZY " htt gives the face neck
pure l'e'Se aabas;er whiiepess Sold the sg of the
smeJlcan Eagle, 81 thihaustreet Newly orA; an a! $50
tHlton-sreei. and 81! Atlantic.sr re-l BROOKLYN n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

T LIVERPOOL COAL-30o CHALDRONS.-
A. The subscriber prepared make liberal advances
Liverpool Coal 10 sell on commission. .
T. STOKES DICKERSON,
l7f If l07 Anthony street, near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

NICHOLAS CARROLL, Agent and Attorney,
connscuoa with his Associates Washington for
The prosecution Claims against the General Government OF
the United Ststss--No. 81 WallS;. New York nl6 q
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

A. B. SANDS & Co-Gentlem.n: have used your h1-
tract of Sarsapa Introduction into this city lt
yss me Measure TO state have found it
sanguns expectations believe IT be the best preparation
of tat valuable article With much respectyoors,
JOHN WHlTRIDGE, NJ. ID t5 Gay street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-28

GtAWS--eAatL NEIL LES Jn-' rcc'''e1., o.
"a Raa'and's improved qualify, MIL cross IT,
and Pin Saws. ''
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday, Nov. SIS r. MI,


was another very general decline in stocks to-day,
'edly produced by the result Of the election in
to- Farmers Loan fell of 2per cent; Illinois, u;
u; Pennsylvania 81. I; Ohio s's, !; stonington,
wich and Worcester, Harlem. l; Mohawk, 1;
|, u; Long Island, t; Morris Canal, !; Kentucky
Bank and Erie Railroad closed firm at yester-
ices. The sales were not very large, but the opi.
bong operators appears to be favorable to further
ing Exchange for the steamship tomorrow is
|rm at lot. and in several instances I03 was de-.
y The enquiry s very limited, and it is probable
psf Of the operations win be made to. morrow.
lew Orleans, on the sOth ult. Sterling Exchangs )
ling at 81 per cent premium. Francs, ST. 80 ST.
III very limited demand. At Mobile, on the soth.
ling rates were as4, with more offering than en-.
after.
Guardian Insurance Co. of this city, have declared
end Of five per cent, pa able on the 10Th inst
jury in the case of the United States vs.. the Bank
United States, tried before the u s. Circuit. Court,
alpha, rendered verdict for the defendant.
annex returns from twenty city banks. They have
iven before as fast they came to hand but for the
9 Of showing their comparative condition collec.
we give them together:-
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will be perceived that hsre has since the departure
the last steamer been quite decline in the quotations
many OF the State stocks, including of those now
|suory paying the interest their public debt Indi
a. Illinois and Pennsylvania State stock have fallen OF
|sy much and further decline in the market value OF
stock OF delinquent States be experienced The
con Of Mr. Polk. settles the policy Of the adminis'ra.
Of the general government for the next four years
the principle Of distribution falls to the ground The
pe that many enter aimed Of the success OF Mr. CLAY
account Of this principle alone must now be abandon.
ard the creditors Of the delinquent States look Ia
her sources for the payment Of their bonds Every
|ae must now depend upon it's resources Nothing
be expected from the general government to aid them
their financial difficulties We cannot at present see
slightest favorable indication in the movements Of the
|pudiang Slater, calculated TO asrd the most srhng
(pe to hose interested in the regular payment Of the
Jung interest their large debts So far AZ the State
Illinois is concerned, the whole negotiation aboui
hch so much has been said and much time and money
nsumed, Is narrowed down to the decision of the Legs
urc Of the state the coming winter. If tax il LEVIED
bondaoders OF Europe advance the amount agreed up
but ajax is not levied the whole concern explodes
the affairs Of the State far as regards her debt IA
|ck TO their original position. The subscription to the
opposed loan remains open In London until the Leasla
|rc decide the question. Some additions have been
ds TO the subscriptions here but not TO an amour,
affect the end desired. Indiana is beyond hope
ders OF stock Of that Safe, in Europe have employed
ov Davis Of Massachusetts 10 lobby for them through
approaching session Of the Legislature to obtain il
o"ible lsome action in relsiion to hsndsmands Az
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rennsyivanis' hh a present impossible to tall whsf
maya Dskths fssu4 ofShs course adopted by the las,
Lessiaturexto Ameetsthe interest puuctuslly on the
immense dcnt Of the State. The sale of the pub
40 WORKS Is ont OF the question II will be
''unu impossible to obtain purchasers the terms
proposed We have an evidence of this in the move
ments regarding the Delaware Jivision, and a more
cannot be expected with the main line
mary land may do much better with her creditors than
any Of the other delinquent States but at present every
'nns IN doubt and uncertainty. So tar heard from
the people were quidatng the demands of the col
iectors very rapidly Very little change has taken place
in the financial condition Of solvent States The public
works OF this State and Of Ohio have been unusually pro-
ductive this year which, far the latter State COZ
cerned Is Of the most vital Importance and insures to
her creditors the regular payment Of their dvdends
Nav Ey0hannA.
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miscellaneous Record,

day S H: 4: .s.ss s !.
HavAs4 Oct s@s iSs 1 Ebro Of H.ow. Nj. from N
ss a:1 q q .sss and H.
ward Of hi. ana pieces . person
hsoa been down Z, the wreck and made
brought ih place ship Psrdonns Gpshe from ne
Rs' s' s .S hs
s y BE-. 1s
50 B many Xss:s; IL port venting .sI rspsi,s
e @ 9' Is; 2. sS g H. %
May 5osd.saa wind M and
Changed ssf 70 che ~ a sudden
Ss as
snS er from dragging On the beassoon after
r:' i:sa;fs ssai
sa'S ss g.
"a s's: sss s.ss .as
spaa. s ss that she
we. NphSn about $40 TONS WAS aunehsd near
WH Fossl. e Nantucket, and be employed sS sperm
late Of the Harvest Of Nantucket. : oap'' "'u"e'
Whalemen.
Sailed from New Bedford 7th inst Formosa Briggs, NV
SSso. S.N s:S has been purchased by John
lat e. Hsss Hbuaf 0 as s.s f. for
Exact Johnson hence for Savannah 7th o. Ion u
rom fhi Phi for s. Cror st ul Ia.
a III H. psI ao u Ia. 10 lon
RIO JArEIRo Sept 9-in port Mount Vernon. Given from
vsSs Ss.s % sS.ay Ind
Jarvis; from Ba,moie Just arr; Maid Of Orleans, W.we
sn s%fs S. s% si.s esss:
Smith, ao os 1.S Sept Rh%pnd for Mobile
ST New 0,lsans; Jsstina. DurLee from Madeira Sid Cato,
ss Sarah Barclay and Promise. x.up.l
a. Aid aSss
Dunn London James Campbe Miller, Glasgow; DeyereuI,
kossss
psSas bsa TGsass'Gn
aOnAe Ports.
CAsrINE, Nov 4-Sld Adams. Gay, NOrleans.
WonS hsDl hoy SMA rStomsc Collins Baltimore
BS.ISs, Nov mo .riv. hi. forenoon. Below. coming
g. %h sss% CID saao1 b sss Antwerp AnMp
sss kss
H Ss I'D isl S o s. Marks
cola
salem; Jane Fuller do Boston, Spy Dimoa Do for
HisS sH s'%is s"s ha;;s
ESy ;. fss. Hsssss
spartan Rogers, Frankfort Me cd VIM tt Baker; HSm.,
Sss; Ss;sS Erss:
Hatfield, lngersoll, NHoven.
BALrIMo Nov Arr Emma IBrem1 Edxard, NYork;
Ida Halett Boston; Gazelle sparks, Buckspo; Csndsce
Thomas Cook, Provincetown.
R,cTMosO, Nov lar Grand Island, Lecoun,. Boston. Sid
NoRroLx, Nov 6-A Ruby, Lubec; Demerara, New York;
Outvie, Provncetown. Sid Adams, II Cheney Eliza aud
Sarah Lavinia, West Indies
CHAMELEON Nov 5-Coming up, George, Yates New
Philadelphia.
,,GEoRcETowr, SC Nov 2-Arr Waterman. Clark NYork;
Wandopasso, Eddy, Newport RI Cid Ohio Veaze Matan.
zas; Fanny Colt, Macy, NYork
Pensacola Oct 26-An Republic Gates, New York; May
Flower Amy Newport.
MoBILG, Oct 3i-An Byron, Pearson, Have; Washington
Stevens, Boston.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 3l-Ar Lubec Raddecker Bordeaux -
Br.v Havana A' s' ~ ~ iy' oiu ooenn'
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Nsw ORLEANs-shp Wabash--l6 bales cotton @ Msrle-ss
a. Masters, Markoe co5 do Roberts Williams-47 bes
0oodhne co-l00 do Brown, Brothers co2ot do so hhds
sugar iof pgs lead stsntous bs. md;e Abbott Wcomb
u bs bceswax Wilson Brownie bales hemp Mc(reger
COLL brs greece Colgate COY bgs feathers Clara
Eolemsn-33 brl. beeswnr w Tucker2oo6 sacks corn
rled-2 bales robes Choutear col boz Schlehin X
f1e oass shesp skins bsg, wool b beesTaI Churchman
ROBERTS Coz pkgs RowIandl box ID Appleton co
IA coils rope 90 bales hep Tucker Cooper COS Ma.
PeT Esner co3 rolls lrahe sarton Webb bales
Hhl9 box X Cook box w Moffat-995 pigs lead g.
Ksgus co,iiI pigs strachan scoiz9 bags rope
iron To order. 70 - -
MosiLE-Brig Linden-Io3 bales coron w 7 Mar,h--o3 y
DHurIbuu &co-Sl Stacy,-9i kolinson-3 Tisdale &
Mooren2s Colt cSsn I,y9-oss hides hhds tsllow
bceswaI bale skins bxs mdse RobinsoaS2oO0 Palmer
LII bales cotton order
sAvASrAH-Brig l. Baldwin-i29 bales cotton T. & X
Graves 81 Wood-1 0owdy Wes-53 Parmlse Hoysr
NJ Burriu Johnson-iNB Weed-l do WOOL box mdss T
CgAaLEsro.-shipC harlesonlA bsles cotton Victor 4
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state or Trade.

AsHEs.Pots are very inactive at 81 5a4Isi. Pearls
are dull, but steady at 81 IS 4 az.
BEEswAx-Prime yellow northsIn and southern Is held
at got 29lc.
HAY-Prime qualities of North River bale sell at 80
40s.
msKEY-Drudge casks steady at &c. Western
and prison barrels are held at 2s} 29;.
TEAs-.at AUCTION in the barque Cynthia and
snip Robert Fulton Tcrms-Notes At six months, paya
Bile in the city Of NewYor to be made satisfactory to the
sellers
Young Hyson5 M chests II cts per ID; Is do ss a. do
Ga 80 do So So do 49, 81 do 4s3 do do 471 ado a.
edo 4S3 do At 80 do a. 80 do 49, 10 do 49, is9 do
80 do 3d. IS do ssh 900 do S. 6 do 373 60 do 49, sO do
s4 $50 do a. 20 49, 4s s2l Al do lat Sa4 do with
drawn. "
Hyson7h chests 75 80 CT ST. do 49, l4hf chsts
S. SO do withdrawn.
Hyson skin2O chests and l3 half do a. 81 chests Al
10 do 0 30 do and % h do s63 liz chests a6 AZ do s5
sodo s4a AZ do -, SO do 30, so do withdrawn
hf chests Co. al do 6S 43 do ssh 20 do
81 do 81, So do 49, 81 do withdrawn.
ImPeral-sa ht chests ga 81 do 65s 80 do withdrawn
rs do S3A, 40 do withdrawn.
Koken-3 hf chests "a, las do withdrawn
Ningyong hf chests 263 do ash 1866 do 49, IS do
a. "a do withdrawn
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Democratic gain,

Democratic gain, 2l09 in Is counties.
Extract from letter, dated
RALEIGH, IN CO. Nov 6.
arrived here to-day, and write in great haste to
inform you that we have heard from twelve coun-
ties, In which Folks gain on the Governors vote
al the August election is ,439. We entertain not
the slightest doubt that the State will go the demo-
cratic ticket by majority ranging from 500 70 800.
Three guns for Z" the old North State"
The following are the returns, compared with
I840, When the State gave IL, 594 tor Harrison:
r. s. Huzza for Polk and Dallas Since writing
the above have had the pleasure of hearing from
six other counties, (Which it is immalerial to
name,) all which gave small majorlties for Ora
ham. have now gone tor Polk by m ajority of
GIL The most sanguine democrat in the State
never expected such glorious results. The demo-
place Of Sanders, (~hig) deceased, by majority
OF 1873 | think | safely say North Carolina
will go for Polk by 1900, if things go this way
as they have begun