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Cool. At Nashvill, Tenn, the Sd instant,
the thermometer was two degrees below zero
and the snow several inches deep. Decidedly
cool.
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Ma. PAcKENHAM Nor RECALLED. The N -.
Work Commercial Advertiser says that letter
from Mr.. Packenha,n has been shown in New
York, in which he says that all the information
he has of his own recall is what he has obtained
from the American papers.
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Q3-A fresh supply of Doctor J, ). ROSES ME-
DICINES, for Lung and Chronic Diseases, &c, Just
received, consisting of Breathing Tubes, Cough Sy-
rup, Prophyac,ic Syrup, Luments, Tonic Pills, &C.,
with treatise on Consumption. For sale by
ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market sts.,
DDi BIN Baltimore. Md.
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SPEED OF THE MESSAGE. The Presidents
message was received at Cincinnati on Friday
evening, in IS hours from Washington, and
upwards of 20 hours in advance of the mail.
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o. CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pns; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited TO examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
plee at his Old Established Store Waterst I'd door
from Calvert.
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ONE OF THE EFFECTS OF THE TARIFF OF '42.
The coal trade of Wyoming Valley, in 1914,
amounted to 1900 tons. This year it has
amounted thus far to 100000 tons, caused
mainly by the numerous new and extensive
iron establishments in Danville, Penn.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-10

Missouri. The convention now in session
az Jefferson City, Mo-, has decided that the
Governor of that State shall hereafter be thirty
years Of age, shall have been citizen of the u.
s.. ten years, and citizen of Missouri five wears.
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SAMUEL =. BRIGGS, President
THOMAS NEWMAN, 5ec'y.

qIf- DEFENDERS OF BALTIMORE IN 1874.
The Association of Defenders Of Baltimore IN Iell,
are requested to meet al the City Hal TO-DAY owed
nesdayO ION inst, at O'Clock, 2. NJ, TO attend the
inneraI of JoHN DITMAE, from his late residence,
No. E72 York Avenue. BY order,
II HOWARD GRIFFlTH SGe'y.
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PLATES, of every size, fer sale by the case dozen
single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
Sc &C., for sale and made to order, cheap rs they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. e. s. FRYER,
Milf Ne. l North Gay street.
nJ-CoRoNER's OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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A RENCoNTRE. We learn from Alexandria,
La, that rencontre took place in that town
on Friday week, between l.. Zm, of the Alex
andria Republican, and d. Martin, sftheWes-
tern (Aexandria) Democrat. Zm knocked
Martin down with blow of stick, and Mar
tin shot Zim in the feshly part of the thigh
with pistol.
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HEALTH OFFICE, Decembe
HHfhi II Vt l'E, DecemDer y, 1910.
RsportJ 'ntefncmts IN the city of Baltimore, for IL

Rsportof tntermcnts in the city of BALTIMORE for the
meek, ending Monday morning, vlz:
lnfLntle unknown II; Scarlet fever 4; Still born 4;
Gastric FEVER Il Drowned Inflammation of the bow
els Pleutisy !: Organic disease of the heart g. Com
sumption s; Measles p Tumor /; Catarrhal fever 3;
Commissions ]; Teethlng |; Small pox 9; Whooping
Cough 3; Adult unknown |; Group .; Old age 3; Pa,
raysis |; Affection of the nerves l.; inflammation of
the brain 3; lntemperance 2; Bronchitis /; child bed
/; Disease of the spine .. Total &c.
Under year,.,.;.. IL Between and lO,..l
Between and D.. /" 10 and 2l,..
=" 2and 81. - Above 81, ....... 27-6s
Males 49, females 29--6a Of which number 10
were coored pers0ns--l5 free, slaves.
JAMES PEREGOY, Com. of Health
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IMPORTANT. The Mexican Congress are
said to have before them these propositions
from the United States list. The Rio dol
Norte to be the boundary. I'd. An indemnity
of five millions Of dollars. Sd. Upper Cahfor-
mia to be ceded to the United States, as far
down as the head of the Gulf, the river ella,
which empties into the Colorado of the west, to
be the boundary.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-10

wv BALTIMORE COUNTY ORPHANS
Z COURT; DECEMBER 9th, lS45. Ordered, tha,
the sale OF The Real Estate of Henry Wilnclni, de
ceased, made by Pcl"r Is. Wilhelm Il d Daniel z
Wilhelm, the rxCcu ors of The last will aud tssra-
ment OF tn said Deceased, This cay reported To
this Count by the said executors be ratified ANA con
hrmtd, unless cause be shewn 10 The contrary OH or
before the tenth day Of heb uary mext,-pr yided n
copy of this order he inserted in some daily new sp-
per- published in The city of Baltimore, al least once
wees, tOI thee successive weeks, FIRE the tenth
day Of January next. The re- Ort states the amount
OF sales to be 1886 -. T'ue copy Test
do law3w ID. M, PERINE Reg'r.
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CATHOLIC STATISTICS. There are in the
United States 740 Catholic churches; 437 other
stations; Gal clergymeny on missions; i2I ccr-
gymen otherwise employed;2l ecclesiastical in
stitutlons 23S clerical students; IS institutions
for young men; So female religious institutions;
60 female academies, and 81 charitable insti-
tutons. The Catholic population is estimated
at ,o62, 100. The Catholic population of Tex
as is about 90 600
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arz-LIvER COMFLAlNT CU&ED BY DIR. WIS.

GC7-LIVER COMPLAINT CURED ny DR.. WIS
TAWS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. New Jer-
sey, Bordentown, October 25, lsil-Mr. SETH w.
FowLE:-Dear Sir am well that PERSONS Of
every age and condition in life in every part of
the county, have used, and been benrfiLleG by DR..
WlSTAR'5 BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. MY
life has been saved with it, My fathers and my
motkcr's family were both consnmptive. My father,
mOther and a sister died VITA that fatal disease. For
some years | have been prcdis posed 10 II myself
About one year ago, was quite sick for "A number of
weeks, confined to my bed when the pain in my side
would allow me TO lay. My physician pronounced
my disease Liver Complaint; my liver was very much
enlarged, raised b0ed several tines the pain in my
side was so severe that the passing in the
by the door affected me- was cuppcd, bled, and had
various other remedies applied, but all To no purpose
i got no relief; at last my physician said he could
not cure expected TO die soon but providenlial
ly heard of and Obtained a bottle Of your Basam
which relieved me at once. | was encouraged 10
persevere in using it, until took four or five bottles
which saved my life aud cured me. My health is now
good. For Liver Complaints | believe ii is most
certain cure, Signed,
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kn KEGS BAKERS BUPrEK, il store an,
%Np for sale by s. CLAYTON Il SONS,
dlO 1872 Lombard street
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En KEGS of fresh Western Blu TIER, Just
~ received and for sale low by
s. CLAYTON & SONS,
do Butter Depot, 162 Lombard street.
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LATEST DATES.
London. ...U.. Nov. l9 Canton, Aug %
Liverpool,.... Nov. ~ Rio de Janero,.. Oct. II
Hsvre, Nov. l New Orleans. =. Dec. Q
LETTER BAGS Up AT the EXCHANGE READING ROOM.
For LiverpoOl-Ship Grace Brown, soon.
For LIverp0ul-Ship Palestine, this week.
For LiVerpool-Barqne ChehangO, 10th inst.
MARINE LlST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8 ls45.
FkOMrHE EXCHANGE READiNG-RooM BoUh>
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9 ls45.
CLEARED

vkoMrHE EXCHANGE aEAD,Ne-Rooa sooA>
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Our Book TABLE. We have received from Messrs
Taylor, Wilde & Co. s'The Mysteries of the Back
Woods" by T. b. Thorpe, with engravngs from
original designs, by Felix &C barley. Price so cts
We have also received from Jas, s. Waters, Mar
ket street, the following: "Memors of Belvenuto
Cellire mo novel could be more interesting than
the life of this extraordinary man, which abounds in
adventures and incidents of the most romantic cha
racur He figured largely as an artist, poet, must
clan, soldier and lover, and relates the events of his
life in the y-eighth year of his age with the plea
SAINT garrulity of cheerful old man. The work a.
bounds in notices of the artists and other grea, men
with whom he was contemporary,
"Farmer Rpa's residence at the Court of Picking -
This little book contains great deal of curious and
interesting matter, relative TO the character and ha
bits of this remarkable people. As China is daily be-
coming coustry of more interest TO the civilized
world, we COR mend it to our readers.
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VWANTED TO HIRE. A likely and &C
w tive colored BOY may hear of situation by
applying Immediately at the STAR ROOM, Wine ST.
d03t HENRY r. HOUCK.
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TIE Pace OF HEARTS. A Danish jury re-
Gently returned a verdict of 1000 rix dollars
damage to gIrl who had been wronged under
a promise of marriage From this it appears
that hearts are valued higher in Denmark
than in Jersey, but not so high as in Mary
land as recent decisions say jersey heart is
worth 1000, and Maryland heart $500 dol
lars.
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EpLANC NANCE AND JELLY MOULDS,
hS embracing great variety Of pate aud yes.
Also on hand, "A lot OF Johnsnn's PATENT ICE-
CREAM FKEkZERS--h besides an assortment of
ICE CREAM, PIE, PUDDING, SHELL and VEGE
TABLE MOULDS. For Il variety of new and use
fal Goods, suitable for House keepers and Others call
a. the House Furnishing En- orium Of
JAMES CURILAN s. SON,
No. Is Baltimore street,
dlO nearly opposite the Centre Market.
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Provision BUSINESS. The Cincinnati Ga
zette ofFiday report sales of 500 head of Hog,
at S4.20 for those under and $3.50 for those
over 200 lbs; and 900 head at S4.25, and 431
for those under and those over same weight
IA, so, and 60 head good Bacon Hogs sold a
81 90, and 80 head ditto at $3.50. A sale oil
500 mead very handsome animals, guarantee
to average at least 27O lbs. is reported at a. SO
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T..
am acquainted with Mrs. Bechte, her statement
is true Signed by
WHIrALL Stokes, Druggist.
For sale by
d9lw ROBERTS & ATKINSON.
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HOLIDAY STREET CHARACTERIZATION of Rob
Roy. BY general request, the taVorite operate play
Of "Rob Roy" will be repeated to night, with the
same powerful caste of its former representation.
The evenings performance will conclude with 'John
Of Paris" A good bill, and will doubtless secure a
poOd houSp
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Onn KEGS OF GLADBS BUTTER,
oOO from the most approved diaries, un-
loading and for sale by $. CLAYTON SONS,
d9u l62 Lombard street.
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- = BBIS. and boxes OrSweet Yellow ROLL
- 81 BUTTER, in sto c and for safe by
5. CLAYTON Il SONS,
dlo 1862 Lombard street.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-29

p., ali, ~ ,v.,I, o., ~. 49, % N.,,.,.- IN. =
& Brewer; barron Mead b 70. Do,rnnrs & SInn.rJ AZ
W,rlua a co, IIumnhris, Walsh A en-. ss,>rs -,
o,ra, Cnl-n A. ,m,,h. ~ If ReIwooJ. A A. a,S :, a.
| homes. Reach EI, A. co. / urv.n. ~ ,tr,,n o.
q 20. Cnmnnp,I Owen A ro, 4; R.nti. n No., ~
On. uns.,' T. 1,,nt,,. i n, y IN y. - M"Ase" q
Foster ss,,s Grssn. hin w. neS4 p mSe's'
co; E Burden; Tarleton a scotl. Watino,n9' III
49,, n IL 6 Al d - U ~ H.. " > ~, =, Nn''I-
70. G iandup. WRIGHT a Cuuninyh,m. Milo % -
a eIoclnr' tvbi,s.ifs nrn. g II ~ ,, NUS
NJ Nuldon, n WooI DanisIs 4, nrst,. w r. $500, ~
Knann. Uorton 4 CInct. AIi,y 4, en-. r. A, u n,r q,
n sin, n N,rls,.;,. tsm.~ A. stn,,is, w. 81 !, %
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NEW fORK-Per ship Tarqun--lj hf tb- hiur 200
d" potatoes, 100 do nnions 10 Or da. Is bxs wheat
7U0 bales hay.
NE" TnRK-Per ship Wavery-40O bales hay nnd
assorted mise
NEW YORK-Per ship Lorena- 2l6 bales hay, aud a -
So ted mise.
NEW YORKER ship AtaIanta-20 sacks coffee. Il
bbis porter pipes gin.
EEW YORK-Per srhr john Clark-s2 bales hay ls
bas mdse.
BOSTON-Per shin MchgAn-20 bales dnmtetick sos
doz pulls 200 hns sh, 46 pkges alis-, 80 coffee 1O5
chs nails $50 Gases shoes IA packages brandy $50 bbs
mackrrel, s. do sugar, 20 dc onions, &C.
BRISTOL-Per schr MarmiaG--3i bbls onions, 800 do
potatoes, 81 dn apples, 50 ITO htefs, l6 do cider.
NEW ORLEASS-Per sghr ElizahrIh-3i2 sks corn.
70 cks bnrnn l1U SKIS han, 20 bbl whskey do -four.
NEW-ORLEANS-i'er -chr ExpermrnI-l04 bbts
-four 25 do bread. l33 do wh,ksy Az ks cor 100 do
oars. 22 d. bran.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS steamboat Knney-lS hall
bbs II bSs lux 23i hh> hoar 20 do whshuy % do win.
ezar, SC.
NEW RLEANS-Per stsamhoat Creole 20 pea
baggng hhds sugar. tcsale 10 hopes tm horses, Gu
kegs lard, sibbs, nj do -four do, ok. baco
O0f specie
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$500. a., -, - - '' ~ w. 80
"'s''''e' w '"'o'-
u" ~ '"e ",e '"''
" ''' "''''-
70 VI" sumo III
.a '''.9 '"' 'u'ee ""Ss e,''-
- '''s" '"' 'ooo on Mon
'"' nut "iauh"s 'tU'4c'-
u,.,nz - - W. """'
vo.tI,,.. a. -. 'Y'' - t''''e floe ~
rxc.,y,, .,...,,, -
"''''''s ''"'"''' ""''
The eastern mail 6iled again yesterday hut brought
mp the hack msils. The foreign letters per IIibernis
came TO hand Yesterday.
We nnd hut little additional foreign news of interest, to
what has aready heen published The letter Of our Liy-
rrpoo correspondent, 1t will be seen, confirms the de
Mobile TAR nj 4sd. while Nrw-o rleans unaccountnhy
to U.s. given at 5d-a difference equivalent &c
per III
As we have nothing lAter from New-Iork than Mon
day morning. 10Th, there Is Of course, news
Saturday, report Of III Il market len prices ie lower Than
previous TO the Greai irpins arrival. The intelligence
W Tue h'"efh" VIII De hefy !" force prices s lower
correspondence "' me Register and journal
tPEa hiSkRNtA1
,..a,,.'.a,o., " "e "'''' "a
ed a., ~ -. l., -. -
,ar,,,r. Of ,bo era, ,.t,.,, -. ,.,..,.
- ~ ~ -" III ms "oe" rA''e"'e-
~ nat ana prices oi all descriptions of American ID
per I'd Iower The ,.las FIR ,La ,ya.r .,,,i,, hi 49,.
inc nnIv re- ,ch % o9o hro. =, ali, ,-oo -.
= - w. - ~ ioo "'e u" sPeou-
'aioo' Inc American descriptions consist OF 400 Up
lands 81 a. fair a. 10 POO Orleans at ala6 C III
A5no alsb,,... -, Ata.,,.. -, =, a. -. =, ~.
~ '''s' a '&'N'' ih'' III aho zoV Sea
ishnds al 20i per h. The total stock pC cotton in
This port Is ga; QUO bales aga,s aoi noo la, , IT.
s,ocI -, ,,.,,,,,... a. ,,s no. =, a ''"'' i"'
~ VI A'"'''e"" II '-oooo oSieS or o2OOO more than
hi the same period last season.
since our Circular or tn. o-,b nj, Tho ,o., ..,,
- ~ NV W." '""'"e's
nave "eeh less excited oh. on Inc whole the advanced
prices well sustained The duly on Wheat il ndvan
r.i IN 1ss ,.r ,..r,.. -, go A. "a =, 49,,
and though there is indication ut present of lower
duty American Flour In bond is still worth 27s per bb
at which about 5000 hhls fresh Western Cua nave 10
ihe last few days Sour may he quoted 22s Gd23s per
Dbl. American Wheat In bond 6s 9da7s per 20 his
Cauada free Flour 32s33s Der LbI Ths ncronpts fran
al faran, =, 81. -, -, ...,,.,.. -, - -
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Mrs, FRY,-The author of Pen and Ink Sketch

Mrs. FRY,--The author of Pen and Ink Sketch
es thus writes of the benevolent Mira. Fry:
Her is familiar one, every circle Of hu-
mainly. She has long passed her grand climacies c
but years sit lightly on her calm, pleasant King
face. As her bonnet is removed, we can see her
features without any obstruction Beneath the close,
plain Quaker cap, is through The fine material,
her grey hair which is simply parted in front,
her SMOOTH intelligent forehead. Her eyes are dan k
grey, and peculiarly sweet and mild IN their express
sion. There il quiet benoyOence about the mouth +,
and old as she H. she might almost be called pret,y.
Her dress is scrupulously PLAN and neat. laven-
der coored gown, II pearl white shawl and a sim-
pie muslin OF net kerchei being all that visible
1t is Mrs Fry the cec brated female visitor vi pri-
sons aud nnatlc asyums.
Quie, and unUhirusive as she appears, great por-
lion OF her life has been spent IN going about doing
good. Where bold men have hesilaled to lit up
their voices. there have her mild, persuasive tones
been heard. II must have been strange aud sirik-
ing sight to have witnessed recent scene IN New
gate. The King of Prussia, being visit 10 Eng
land went 10 the great metropolitan prison, and
there met Mrs. Fry, who WAS engaged In imparting
Instruction TO the female prisoners. AT her INVITA-
Ton, the Monarch aud his attendants knelt down IN
that assembly of ieous, whilst MIR. Fry offered up
exteDporaneouS prayer II must have been ii strange
sight, alike ior the Sovereign and the criminals, 10
witness each other bowing before the Maker Of then,
both, in so gloomy sanctuary. ..
There " pe"u'''nl ahecdoie, connected with
Mrs. Fry, which am tempted 10 relate here. II is
the habit Of that lady, When she visits lunati. asy-
lum 10 sit down quietly an! calmly amongst The poor
people, however turbulent or noisy they NAV he and
commence, in her low, musical voice, reading the
Bible. Her tones generally soon attract attention,
and order IS gradually produced. On one OF these
occasions Young man was Observed 10 listen yer,
a,entiyely- and though ordinarily one Of the mos
violent 81 lie patients, he became subdued even tc
tears. When Mrs. Fry ceased reading, this poo
maniac exclaimed to her, 'Hush, The angels hare lea.
you their ro,ee." Perhaps more beautiful or NOR
truly poetic compliment has never been paid to phi
lanthropy.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-29

PEEEsYLvAYiA.-The" cold Keystone" has done
nubly, worthy Of her ancient name. We have gained
largely in the Legislature. In few days we shall
have he full result, when we will lay it before our
readers.
The Pennsy ivanian, thus briefly sums up the preb.
able result.
three members, and will stand Democrats eighteen,
Wings fifteen. Democratic majorny three.
"The House Of Representatives is composed of
on. hundred members. The Democrats, We think,
have sixty or sixty FIVE of them The residue Wings
and Anti masons-Nati,es none; although, perhaps,
all are natives Of the good old Keystone"
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-29

II s suiicienr for Us that lie Selma Free Press,
an influential whig paper has come aul rlumpl,
aud eNptcrly IN opposition to protective tariff. Il
was no part ofour object TO misrepresenf the views
Of that paper, and we vet TO learn that there is
any necessary connection between lis frank ayowal
Of opinion, and any objections The editor might en-.
tertain To some of the particular views OF Mr.. Nc
Dufhe. lie says daiy, that 'for the government to
protect particular class of labor would be fraud
nnon the country at large That's just what we
think. Does the Advertiser unite in this opinion?
If it doeo, much the better for not, he must
settle The matter with his friend at Selma
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-29

Per steamboat Belle Poule I'm Montaomery-E l. An
drews u CO % bales Maudin q Terrell 80; T4rI.on a.
Scott IA Hoyt Ford 30 Leavens Malone &; Bov kin
McRae 6; G w Tareton 81 Rives Battle CO 4, Dick
inson n Eustis4 4.
Per steambnit Little Harriet i'm Derdons Ferry-A T.
Ledyard d co IL haies Desln, smith ~ CO 56 Alien
Hadrn Dbl Andrews d d; sims, Redus y iiowzs
II; Tooner Gay Co 30; Rves, Battle CO IS, Diekm-
|; l. Galloway q
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muns, is the consumer defrauded OF duty equal 10
200 per cent while the tariff preleuds 10 esnct only
80 per cent Of him. This illustration explains the
prnciple Of IL minimum duty. The effect OF thus
enormous duty is to exrmoe the course cotton el"'hs
rom our mnrket, ard to lsnve To the American nihn.
nfaetnrer Of the articles complete monopoly Of
their sale.
To Be concluded in cur nsEt)
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Per ship Wnverly I'm New urk-D Tlotsnr, lady, 2
children and SIT, Mrs WIN II Craw ford Mrs Chandler
Misses l. Beebe, MeCltrter, Burden, S Tulane Mas
Ter Holt Messr. ii hcGIester, Bates C. o Brewse.
son and svt, h Dakin' Belts, Dorgan II \ Crsw-
iorj-i5 seerage.
Per steamboat Creole from New Orleans-AIes,Iun,es
Carter Mckay, DIR Carter. Capw Bryan, Carroll Ne
Rae, Messrs 1iilman, Grant, + and L Crux,t Cbent
worth, jennings Marne4u, Han, liibbs Ha.kins, Nc.
kay-9 on deck.
Per steamboat II Kinney I'm New Orleans-Mrs CIV
Mrs Geurcaer and daughter, Messrs Coleman Wand "
Bolton, Thompson. Stewart, Lambert, Dennns
Per steamboat Belle Pone I'm nonlg0mery--D G. Dy-
AMI lady Mrs T. tnan md child, Mrs g Wright ami
child, Misses Rom, Richards, ileyns DIR w Il John.
ston, Messrs Elliot, A Evans, Dumas, q Pus. W
w Mcclure, w sayer, q Williams, White, G. vii.
son, llirnt II sampson, w Wagner, s ilarisded. 8
Levy, Levine.
Per steamboat Little Harriet I'm Derdnn's Ferry-Mr
UOust0n, Smith, Stanton, HarNyell Durlen. Rrnle
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MOBILE
Nsanea.iay nIora.lng. noto.er cd. 1aa5

Wednesday Morning, October GO, 1s45.
The mail yesterday brought US part Of tie papers
and letters winch were uaaccoun,ah.y lrG bshinl
the day preceding We fnd in them little mere than
we we're enabled through the courte ~ of friend r
lay beiorc Cur readers yesterday.
The mails are one dar behind
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MAGNETIC TLLEGRAPH.--It is expected that
the line between New York and Boston via Hart
ford, will he in operation next month"; The citizens
Of Springfield, New Haven and Bridgeport have Sc
ssrsd dspois 10 their respective towns.