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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-16
ANECDO

The following circumstance happen
d in one of the Iowns of Arkansas. A
nan had been drinking until late hour
u night before he stirred for home
Honest folks had long been in bed, snt
he houses we're all shut and dark. The
quor he had Iaken was too much TO-
aim; he did not know were TO go. He
1t last staggered Into an empty wagor
shed, and fell upon the ground. For 8
iong lime he lay in all the unconcious
ness Of diunken sleep, and would un.
loubedly have frozen, (for the soow on
lhe ground showed The night to be very
|cold,) had not others less insensbie than
himself been around him. This shed
was lavorrte rendezvous for the hogs
which were out when the new come,
rrved, but soon returned 10 their bed.
In the utmost kindness, and with III,
tuest hospitality, they gave their bipec
companion the middie Of The 6ed; SOM
lying on either side OF him, and other,
'clins the part Of quilt. Their warmth
prevented him from being injured by
mis- exposure. Towards morning he a.
woke, fading himself comfortable, il
blissful ingnorance Of his whereabouts,
he supposed himself enjoying the ac,
commodations Of a tavern, in company
with The other gentlemen. - He reached
out his hand, and catching hold of the
'lIt1 brslles of hog, exclaimed: why
mister when did you share last"
sz.azE,zzsae--
Mulliludes Of young men are ruined
by not having decision enough to say
No.-They meet with companions whc
nvlle them 10 step into an oyster saIoor
bowling alley or bsr-room; they are
perfectly aware that they would no
like TO have their parents see them g.
into these places; they are aware tina
those who enice them are yet below
themselves 10 moral ch,racltr-bnt the,
nave rot tiImness enough 10 say No
When they allow themselves TO be le,
STRAY once, they will again-and the
they must return the compliment. Thu
the beginning of that course whc
ea0s TO drinking; 10 tavern suppers; I
he theatre, TO the house Of her Whic
Is the way TO hell; and then ,he ruln III
utter ruin Of the young man is almo'
Inevitable.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-16

Fashionable Feak. A young mulalle
girl who wds in the service of a family vs
ing Cap May,rAn away in company with ;
young man Of her own color, who was EN-
pIoyed at one of ,he boarding houses.
The New York herald., 1845-08-09
k'urr,cn I,nDortations.

LvERrooL-shp Taolnta case IS tons iron coal !5 tons
pig iron 6i2 bundles sheet iron Thompson nephew17 bs
iron Crooks-I3 pigs 4 AlabeeiS Richardson Watson
D Hadden & sons-2 Schroeder Swber-5 l. Allcock-5
q Cameron-3 Chamberlain X Phelps-33 Lefierts-9 X
Sp-ddns-s6 siihen = col Jones X Waterbury-lo w
Pemberton2 Hean & Brothers. Mckee 4 cos Connah
81 Bird Gilirland cot Elilson40 Mccall cot
Arnold-e9 Rese son-il Patton & Stewsrt-2 Mitchell
x co--6 Varium col Z ckson-l0 w Haydock-3
ingodsby, Rossiere eo.5 W n smith, Robinson co
10 Thompson oo-2s Alien, Harrn cos Riggs, Jenkins
coz " Bead Clark Wes-l Richardson, Basseu s
cot L Huat col u Comstock--i w NJ Looms x co..
II Jessop-l5 W lnglis co20 w Eoyce as w Chanc
Jr,5 Foster-ls Iian woodward COLL W chasneey
62 Cameron Braud-7 Bulkley Graham col Townsend
Sayre ilrk-3 Smith, Wright * cos A , Van Nest-S
Sheldon X Phelps-6S Walsh \ Malory-l Van Antwerp y
Habbe2i Whoker toster-i2i bars IRON Richard Blake
bd bales drugs Refs ikgs Brown30O boxes tin
J Thomas-l3 pkg Backbum-8 es w Watt-7 q
Creor7 Y SClnk k-8 Hunt. Brothers Cog Chttenden
Bliss Freegnd, Stewart COS Wolfe Gillespe-26
Aterhury, Jr do-0 Wright, Sturges Shaw-23 n L
Griswold-3i cs bales cask TO order
RIO GRASprBrg Venezueal23 hides IS bales wool do
hair w Deiorest coi25 hides Pnges colT053 horns
5 Barstow co-lllg0 hides to order.
MAyAGuEz RBrg Joseph Gorham-6i hhds Sugar 1928 do
nolassrs n Thorp, OF Bridgeport.
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

FIsa-IIoders of dry cod firm at 81 so sol bu.
there is little doing in the article Mackerel inactive
and quotations merely nominal
HAr-The receipts down the river to n fair extent
ana sales OF common quality quote at So a 6.IcZ
rrlme, p, ior city consumption, is held at 75c.
iho'isioNs-The demand for Ohio Pork is brisk and
Prises P are very hrm New prime we quote at slI old
mas ., s,s ~ ~ az SIT; new at SD 10; old
at sa 60, 70 some extent have been made for export
No,as =, 80 ., imported per ship Tiger Terms
lers. 'e sa'lsiactory 10 the sell
se % e sa sSn on A. 9S ha n cents q do TO- III do
DO ae 10 do is 2l3 do ls 10 do as "a do ~ ao W 10
ao DO vs. 65 do AZ 20 do IL; 232 do sOl 7oS M eo sa 2
53 % do 81 chests 80; 50 do 3s3; s6l do a. Ia ~ ~
ass do 31 % do 20 chests 36 Il do 36 io5 do u9
30; 6s6 do 30; 10 do 1875 III do Ill Is 81 ~ 700 40
70 do l61; $50 l2lb. do laI; 100 do l3l " 'oAes lo
Gunpowder-l7o half chests chests II do GA. On A.,
oa; ~ do 81 IL cases sI ss H. boxes 4ll d do Az
s29 DO sil ESQ l3 lb boxes withdrawn) ''
Imperai-235 half chests 63I; 8 ,o 81
iwankay 20 half chests % ents; 75 do 2s
Tyson Skln.ll0 chests % cts; 10 do 2ll; bs9 do u
162 do 39j. ''"' o'NeS VI
do 30 W "'''i'"~i "
The New York herald., 1845-08-09
Medical Gard,

O e y X NJ q Il N
NJ ORTIZ RIVER DISPENSARY 2o4Js Fultou .trse, -
Doctor Morrison continues be consulted confdentisIv
on all private Diseases which he without mercury or G
rhma," he in O DAYS ''' "--
STRUCTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured by Dr.
on improved principles withou, pain or Inconvenience to
the patient As the symptoms OF Structure are anaagous with
those OF other affections Of urinary apparatus none but ex
surgeons should be allowed to make the necessary
suffer my mgch 6 injury from awkward practitioners N'
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection and the train Of evils resulting from secret de-
sructye habit IN YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions uti
principles by restoring the system healthy and REIN
charge. "N' y. 'O
~ B-Dr. M holds communion with medical pretender,
who claim to be Surgeons he perhaps only qualified
sH Surgeon u the city See his diplomas his Office
insure medicine and advice to any part Of the Union
Once 20 Fulton street. Greenwich New York Oxen
iIOmf a. NJ 10 III r. M, daily. jul6 lm*rh
The New York herald., 1845-08-09
Medical Aid.

DE GREGORY, No W Gold street. il consulted in all
Ss m Il w y: ."S
;ins g ;t in diet Or hndance Of His long experience
trodncs some valuable into his practice which,
ses S. ssls Ser for me
{! 'Tfisy jfs G
fa form Of the disease yields treatment Of Dr. g. ia
most ai,onishing manner inventor Of method by
days as i formerly required besides his his plan
whereas the old mode Of treating the
nc1Ie me Structure Of 20 years standing has by
toms ofs maady little involuntary escape Of water i'm.
NERvous JUS Ok o'ai'as aGi'oasNsTITUTIoNAL DEBILITY
sutng from certain indscree practices Of the youth
u and houghtless Nature good to ever
account and fearful reckoning sometimes proves to be-
ars 5ns 81 TINS es and deioang habit
q the body papaton othe heart trembling shaking the
the sight hearing memory, &c. and also the dersnge
ment OF certain sans such as the stomach liver lungs
the BRAIN This last symptom indicates disposition
~ For repairing the constitution and energies are
n this wise AFFLICTED Dr. Gregory would earnestly
ssos is,. ss The with assass
$40 Tor haf dozen in and be any part o
THE PRIVATE TREATISE, called "The Rubconn-
hs gnn e volume @ Is essentially important with those who for
its instructions ample and embrace all the and de-
Of the genital Of both contaius
Egs.iaS in this line of practice for than half century
e M sfn ey am M w fer the and tie
as per order All applications by mail enclosing
sssS .S as Rs snas sas Cordial
o se % a. hs Doctors residence Sc Gold street. and the
!. Fulton street, corner of Water ST.
street. att he Lamp store Sun Building,
" 1855 Bowery. Of Spring ST.
40 Deiancey street. corner of Suffolk a.
East Bfoadway corner Of Market ST. and both corners
oil Droadwav ana Chambers ;uI7 inasac
The New York herald., 1845-08-09
DIR. NJ 4 SHALL HdLL,S
CORDIAL RENOXATQR

nR: MARSHALL HALL one ofthe nost celebrated pbv.
- sicians III EUROPE the discovere of this n,sd
sns now used 10 ms practice the nobility of Eng
ana ana tnrough me Continent Of Europe, and in every
most happy results is exclusively directed 10 the cure Of
such complaints ms arise from Of the genera
tive organs is quick and wonderful action such that cold
ness or eechty cannot remain ia the system ht is under its
Influence Tor hall an hour IL will afford deudrd
state Of chronic debility. ~ ~ NV
CONSTITUTIONAL weakness, brought on by secret habit in.
duged IN by young men,, This is when too Frequently In
auyeu ~, he greatest evil that befaIl man DyspeIa
kness Of the limbs and small Of the back confusion of n
, iorgetness pipltaon Of the heart aversion Soci
consumption, emaclaon the symptoms otibs disease
tsncy ,nd d obstruction Of certain eyacuaons total mpo
'epSy III aiu pafrenness, removed by this medicine
s Boyne Agents. Forwarded 10 aI parts M the Uni.
Duane street = - ''e-' "ot,ies lot ~ SOU W ~
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asial:Icai Edvlca.

HUCIUlt LAMElsI sI confdentIalIy consulted al Ina
~ old Office 81 Gold street. between Fulton and Beekman on
ai diseases OF delicate natures his treatment being mild
ncous requires neither mercury restraint in Diet him
days ~ " ~
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL. sr;
sing from too ireaent indulgence Of the passions ndcree
youth and thereby causing nightly emissions and eventually
object being to restore the system mentally and bodily to that
state Of yigor nature originally designed -
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without the pa
tn beng the least aware sometimes caused by marearment
Of the parties themselves by the Dr. eectuay cured with
out pam Inconvenience.
The Doctor being few qualified advertising Surgeons
in the city guarantees perfect cure charge made Lei
ters post paid enclosing fee Immediately attended to- and me
dcne with advice, sent to any of the United
I'M &rr
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

ON CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADIt.o.
% that Hs Sc epasd spea D
disorders referred this ne volume personally or BY post
cay observe that the subject ohs consultations IS MOI
Ssi q in passing water peculiar to advancing
proper also mere TO present to the public the following
most l''s''sSf sTRicTURE sfe1sti e AND ITS CURE.
and important Of femer % adyease
ms musn pains Tas taken to explain its naturshe diseases
the fact that STRUCTURE frequently exists in those who
space following remarks will Be confined 70 ioo eea
stances which will enable Judge whether he has
Among other things was remarked that it was by no means
much diminished case of structure; this indeed occurs in
bad and long structure may exist months
S'S s :'s Reaa be ts1Ss
aow sd then o % Of d. / fH
when happens TO be supeadded and with regard
upon the mud aud rather than the pa t.
self There are however hre, circumstances which most
should never be lost sight Of lead
belong to maadss Well or % sas
is more advanced and settled form while the following
y ysn 5s
Ss p i h Ess ea... wy y wa n
xS% SISd.S sSS s.
sslss oRR T!IafHs { h5
REMAINED UNCURED "A Gonorrhea, though not the
only Is by far the frequent of Structure Ii not its
sn sasa ssFs eHs
Structure for is naturally disposed to Suc.
tfe tan another ~ however, should have continued from
M ths length o time a least would Strengthen
THE EFFECT A STRUCTURE HAS UPON THE
nND-Nohing is more certain than the effect Of Stric.
tre to depess the spirits and lessen energy Not
that tins complained Of the degree by nyidp
al but II so common degree other that thewrer
sees case OF Structure which the patient does obsery,
also serious effect though little understood but unques.
aby true Indeed whoever considers the
., na ana sexual organs Will easily imagine that there
gas through the medium the sexual organs upop
tne mind This however 10 better explained The Private
drsaise OF the author, little volume which many
witty OF mind invariably returns. -
With the of Stricure-s il is gratifying 10
state generally accomplished in very little time without
pam Inconvenience Nothing the OF
late years IN the treatment OF this complaint Indeed in the
aus o proper and experienced tho of Structure
now accomplished In many days formerly demanded
ness 70 TINS city or short time only but perfectly cured
ough has been OF trouble and anxiety To
those who cannot leave their homes the writer furnishes his own
pecuar means OF cure together with his Private Treatise y
Whch mas on interesting chapter on the
subject and written IN the painest and which, being
IN little mahogany chest be safely
In consequence OF the number OF pretendes and books
auackery which nies this city, he deems proper to make
.e ioowns statement satisfactory ground Of confidence
&c e has been engaged in the of these Diseases both
end city Practice for than thirty years and
published three editions OF work expressly them Also that
Dr. Mo Of New York Dr. fhysa fh Of pSIsds
Physician Of eninence this city. Address Dr. Ralph, as
Greenwich street jy29 lmkrc
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

I 1 sPa a brig Of St: seq
Whaiemen.
sHah shes a Of this rpr = 50 long known as Euro
$1,000 imedsteiy fitted out for whsier '' '0'
aud to Be i sd s for T's yRss assA'' mere last
By firm s Gold Spring and sailed from this Saturday
al Well s EasGeS " 100 g. wS SGado DO
do % 40 & S Hfs 5 ,5 ds dc M not ses & Feb g. wSDd
ck and as sesmsn a. named John Dean The apse
W. ssss as s s,n and nd s
tonedl aud a boat by whale.
on St Pauls in Dec Gov Troup, and Bart Gosnold NIB
Al Society Islands Meh 3 India, Nj, whs OF do Feb "a
AZ otaheite Mch TO- Superior NL bb 7th Venice do
At St Paus Dec g. Armata NJ 25o 18th. Montezums, do
oo; Indian hle do 900 Louvre do whs date Coum.
OF Nzesand date Phonx NL 400 bbls treptd at Io-
Spoken off St PauIs Dec Bingham, Mystic eco bbls.
Spoken.
Sarah Bentley days from New York for sagua la Grande
Chareson Andrews hence for Charleston 81 inst of Cape
Emily hence for Charleston 9TH inst lat % &c.
foTnsx Tan error) from Pictou for Wareham 9Th last
Forcign Ports.
M4YAsrEz Pr July ?aIn port Schools, Hopkins of Ban
ricans. '' 1''"e
MONTREAL, Aug 5.-Cld Hannah. Southampton
QuraEc, Aug 2-AT Agnes Ewing, Liverpool Sd, John
ghan Greenock; Standrop, Sligo Cid 2ad Arabian Carhs
genan, Mary Ann Thomas Wood Jane Potts Iy.rnoo
fgbeIt, and . koutledgs London; Chinaman Glasgow:
Lowdan, Lynn; LavinIa, Lancaster.
Home Ports.
PORTLAND. Ang 6Arr Lucy Ellen. North Yarmouth Cld
Phenx, PicOu.
rLymoyyn Aug 2-Arr Thes Boston; 3D. Malvna do; sth
SALEM, Aug 6-Arr Retrieve and Pilot, Philadelphia
BosTov, Aug7-Au Albstross, New Orleans: Cntou Auy
Cayes Amethyst New Zealand Tangent Boston and Eliza
beth, Phladephaj sp endid Crowe NYork. Telegnphed
ias Perkins from charestcn ssldanh London cd Chat
ham Charleston; Antes Philadelphia Also arr Jas Perkins
haeston; Saldana (of Bfmoae) Londln Spoke 2Gth ut
t n p 3d. lou 5,t7 Nayarre Of Kingston, g 900 fish
lAuNroT, Aug 2Ar Erin, Norfolk Sid I'd Charles do;
Mary Emer, Philadelphia; 5th, Massasoit do.
FALL RIVER, Aug 2Ar Red Jacket Philadelphia; 5th
12qernor ~ % hsdepa ir Somerset Heroine. Philadepha
ffpGAhIows, Aug 6-Ar Ann, Kennebec.
| NV BEDFORD, Aug sid Brazos Ph,Iade,pbia
| DEW LONDON, Aug Arr Thos reterkip Albany
Norfolk Nimrod, Newburgh 'e'''"''' a"u Aioa'foss
| rHlAnfirnIA Aug AR America M>ddIetown CT: s q
Brazilian, and Eclipse, Boston; d Dekk - and Ma % a
lords Hope, Mddleiown Ct; Judge Rover vs..r,,y I Ih
Fs,ell smith a1d C2a Reed New York eh,peranee New
Newark. '''ohyh' Nhe''
| R!cHMoyp; Aug 6-Ar Courier, Couch, NYo,k Gil H..
CnARLrsroS, Aug Arr John Hancock Sauna i, e,,n,.
jtlln the Off y, Pruce de Joiuyie do Cid Ss. Wt
Campbell, NYork: Arr 80, @ Bourne Camden "" Ao'N'
GEoRGsI2wS, Sc Aug 2-Arr Cora, Providence; Pfnve
Stevens NYork s'e'
SAVANNAH, Aug t-Arr Henrietta Baltimore ,d Clinton.
Lyon and New Jersey Picket NYor; Vermont Baltinofe
SD Grand IaTs nI Hasii0RR ia; iadss fhIadepha
NEw ORLEANS July 29CId st Mary Foster NYork Thra.
clan, Boston; Swan, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1845-08-09
TO TIIE PUBLIC.

VHHOSE ofmy fellow who ere acquainted with my
late scknes and great suffering need but that
have entirely recovered but consider necessary that the
world at large should be made acquainted with the
stances and 70 enable them where 10 find skl physician
and to avoid the charlatans and mposor taken with
we're pain and swelling my bones and joints when called
upon an Individual who claims be physician and by his
sell under his care but imagine surprise In few days he
injured me so that had to employment and be
haed TO my bed my legs and conraced-I
tely helpless broke out in ulcers all my body
sg2nI s cannot then .sGertaned by enquiry that
hopeless when my friends recommended to Ds
Joseph Heine No. 20 Duane, Chatham change
the swelling OF bones and joints vanished and
arms Became moveable two weeks walked without crutc
es, and IN two months | was perfectly cured.
RICHARD YATES, Captain ofthe steamboat Richmond.
The New York herald., 1845-08-09


Ing struck him the with q knife, whilst he was
engaged in beating her few days since He died from
the effects Of the wound and she carried of to jail
The movement for reform in the State Constitution is
assuming more general aspect and all delegates elect
ed by political meetings are to be excluded The Anti
Slavery from all parts OF the State will be largely
represented and strong move made towards introdu
cling clause in the Constitution providing for the gra
dual emancpato of the slaves. A great excitement
may consequently be expected The Convention meets
the 9th of the present month
The excitement with respect TO the rape and contcmpt
cases has somewhat subsided but will be renewed with
ten-fold vigor when the trials II is said that
the Governor has expressed self decidedly hostile 10
the pursued by the Attorney General and the
Court and has despatched letter TO the former who
rustcatng at Saratoga requesting his immediate pre-.
sence in the city, to withdraw the writ and reconsider
the proceedings admitting the prisoners to such small
bail was cruel act in him to get the poor old Judges
But they have determined net TO give the hearing
us have the fun over at Both cases. it said will
one and judicial vengeance in the other. be fully
tshed. The defendants in the contempt case, however
must avoid making catchpenny affair of it, fthey wish
to retain the sympathy of the community II is said that
Judges Worthngton and Nesb TO resign but Judge
Brce wont hear to it, ought he unless he goes soul
and body with them.
sEcoso BoaRp.-There is nothing worthy of the slight
est notice being transacted by the Stock Board.
The New York herald., 1845-08-09
sNaslicai Cars.

noCTOR FAWCETT, of 1906 Fulton street. New York
Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons OF London and
EdnSsuTg and Graduate Of the Jefferson Medical College Of
subjects yizMatmony lmpotency and Sterilty snato,
micaly, physologicay,, I'D medic ly explained with com
Syphilis Secondary SYM Gononhaa Geet Srcfures
Nocturnal Emissions, and all the arising from self
pollution Doctor Fawcet his private consultation
The aforementioned Diseases his long established Office
1876 Fulton street. where the aggravated forms OF ali aec
on OF the generaye will yield his mode Of treat
ment without restraint ia diet exercise and without mer
cuy Even when the provocative energies become torp or
a. from excessive INDULGENCE from nasurbaton,
he VIII be able to restore the parts health and vgo Per-
sons az distance enclosing 81 have copy the work
All letters murt be postpaid and directed Dr. a. Eawcrt
1876 Fulton street, New York AMI In. rrr
The New York herald., 1845-08-09
Domestic Importations.

NEw oaIEAss-ship Yeksbug-l2sO pigs lead II Rogers
coi3oi do Stranshan Scotta669 do Newbod Craft
li9 bales cotton Amory, Chaplin co3c mde Janeir-
hhd tobacco Maitland cog bxs Z A Starn2OO pkgs
s3i packs Chonbeau Jr co3s hhds Victor Duckwz-3
u boxes z Estis.2 cs bags Greenwas, Henry s
Smith-4 hhds % bales Hersn Lees co2l hhds Souter
Brothers Co.'S tres 81 bale Merre,r rolls Com.
stock cot cs David Chape-2 Fnrils-2 Baldwin & co
Ill bales Wads22 puns w Harrison-l90 hhds Brown Bro
thsTs bo-l6 bales Bossause-s cs mdse TO order
CIARLEsro>-Ship II Aen--l24 bbs wine Sprague K Ro
bnson-3 psgs Payne- bale Plle,t La Barbere co-5O
phgs Coit Ostin-2 do McKenzie7O bbls Hicks &
Co.'S bales cotton ece Boorman Johnston co-I8l bales
cotton II Tallman-22 do 10 order.
The New York herald., 1845-08-09
Provision Market.

The increase OF strangers and the return OF many IA
miles and young from the country, during the past
week. has aided very much 10 the consumption Of good
beef veal and lamb and prices owing TO the short crop
OF and hay for attenng stock Of ali kinds has adj
vanced in price
We have a good supply OF poultry with young tur.
keys geese and ducks and fish OF the usual variety
Vegetables Of all kinds yet plenty and prices
are going up, owing to large quantities being sent ut
the North River. New Jersey and Long Island beina
favored with rain than many other places yegeta
haps the exception OF grass.
Fruits are rapidly coning in and we have almost eve
y variety OF piums peaches and apples with the
nutmeg melon, citron and wa ter melon
Butter has become very scarce and that OF good quail
y readily ietches 25 cents the pound The late rain ant
that OF last evening VIII give to the parchee
up grass, and will we hope have tendency TO reduce
the price OF butter and to be sent to msre
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

Cleared
sshp shpp ooGeldIs Caessy csasn Gripne Minum Co.
Ship saratosa, sherman, New Bedford SasS VIM Nelson
Minturn. -
B9s BBeag Pedro ssaSsssn s,a Trieste ym ws
@s @ sse Read Sss Bsneoy nsy Co.
Brig 0pole, Barston; Rio Gr,nde, S Barstow & Co.
sshr sh s9ha si Smith GRaTs Baltimore eager MAILER
sshr sshr : Alice lice. R.dcks @ Wimingtp9, L McCready.
scIr j. Wainwright. Lewis, Richmond, Mckee SCo.
Sshr S,hrl EDiee nice GUN, Philaaelplia ID
Barge Oneida, Hows, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Ship Taronta Smith irom Liverpool, Sd July with mdse
Dslmata, steering East, So lon 81 Lat a. lon ,5 saw
s ,s Fl p's and ,appaae3t but short time
B1sk slssn with ,b Sht Is, westerly s winds 90 and sa@s
and passengers to oelreh s Kruger.
FPsnd Beaderson 1 dsys from Bremen in bal
Ship yieksbSE Berry, l6 days from Orleans with to-
bncce &e 70 Nelson Aug g. off Cape Hatterss, spoke
ship Allen Bum days from Charleston with cotton to
sutton; Sd inst, off Cape Iatteas exchanged signals with
g 26 Ion 10 49, exchanged signals with brig Emily, hence
Graade wh hdes TO Darnley Co. Left brig Franklin
Brig Joseph GoGam {q Bridsepoj Hitchcock 10 days I'm
Mayaguez pR with 81 hhds 2e do moasse, Miles
dnSp OF IF where The brig bound-ut in here
70 British brig Peru Field days from St Vincent in ballast
Brig Cordea Litllejohn, ii days from Calais with lumber
B brig Isabella Walsh 20 days from St john NIB with mds
to master.
Br schr Acadia Barnes, 10 days from Cumberland, with
sehr Jane Eliza, Morton, from Calais lath to Smith
schr Jos Lybrand, Hand Philadelphia, coal
Below.
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g D M NJ f. CIAL.

New York, Friday, Aug. s,
AHrs-There limited enquiry for Pots and We still
i2t. ~ '9 u ~ ool p
BfKswAx-Prime yellow northern and western ,ve
cipay for export - 'uei''e anu PIN
~ aa 80 M uffs-flour is not firm as il was Gene.
see can now be purchased at 81 % 37l Tbere are
no safes, however, at the latter price nv
are generally at easier rates aud are small i - soe
LIVERPOOL. ca