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Per steamboat Sam Dale i'm MontROmery-M sayre 65 baies Crawford l6O; Andrews Dawson 19; 1Hleton. Scott Cummings 33; Harris, Clayton X co 21 E l. An drews X co 59 W Armstrong ,; loyt, Ford & Robin 53; Harrison x Blair l2; w Bower & co Si John son 5; Deshn, Sheppard & l4; Toomer, Gay 27; Brodnax, Newton X co 3; j Lee 49; D"nald X Mar shall l4l Walker & Holmes 37i IIarwell & Davis B. T Lesesne g; B Divun 23; Riyes Battle X co 46 A Camp bell l; Dickinson Eustis 20.
 Per steamboat Dnllas from Waveriy-B Fontaine & Son l55 baes; Siebbins l3i; Dickinson Eustis ll9; Desha, Sheppard X co l05i Toomer, Gay co 65; A E LedyHrd < 52; T Lesesne 45; Harrison Blair 25 W Scott G. Albert N Prentice 23; Lyon Baker g.; Sims & Redus 29; A Pope Son II: hauidn & Terrell l; J o Cummins 5; Crawford 8; Kelly 15; Walker & Simp- son 2l; Rhea, Sykes co 26; Rupert McLtlland 23; Allen & Iiadrn 25; Peck Shackleord 8; Urck. Wal lace co 10; A Campbell l; l,eavtns & Malone g. Wal ker X Holmes g. Harris, Clayton x co 5; D Simmons X Son ?; Boyd Bro ?.
 Per Steele & Parker's flat fun Cahawbn-E Carlisle 77 bHles Bullard 52 Harris. Cayton X co l9; Brod- max Newton & co l6 Walsh 36; strngf gfellow. Hanna X co A; j Nave 9; l. Andrews x co 28; With CTS & co 22; w A Scott l6; order AS.
 Per fiat fin Bgbee-Desha, Sheppard & co 45 bales.
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The Advertiser of yesterday re echoes ihe hows with which his disappointed brethren of the whig press assaed Mir. BAGBY, for his TLxAs move menls. They took Il into their wise heads that he cause Mr. BAGBY efficient in procuring the pas sage of the amendment to the solutions, that he was about vote in opposition to annexation. which has mol in the Senate a warmer or more thorough friend than himself TheT anger was correspond ing bud and yindiclive when they ined that thai very course of Mir. BAGBY had the effect of con- suIdatng the friends of Texas together, upon pro- position which secured majority for the measure, which could not otherwise have been tained the debate and vote sufficiently shew. IL is in the voca- ton of the wings vent their spleen upon Mr. BAG BY. He regards these outbreaks itlle he does the idle wind. He thoroughly disciplined against attacks of his political enenlies and knows very well now 10 take care of himself against all assailanls It is not Le wondered at, however, that he feels sitve under the assaults of persons belonging to his political party, not more sincere or earnest than himself m the of Texas, and as the event has proved, less sagacous in determining the best mode for accomplishing the object. whose intolerance oi opinion cannot Dt IeSudiHtu hOih iouu anu dHBi y personal attack, till they of the facts, about which they undertake to speak. Of this class was the Washington letter in the Richmond Enquirer, copied into yesterdays Advertiser, upon which we expressed some free opinions Saturday. Our read will perceive from the proceedings of the United States Senate, on the Sd, that did not misudge Mr. BAGBY, when we undertook, his behalf, to
 .L- llol l ,i,a iect and expresse with his characteristic drectness his own opinion ef the wanton abuse which had been heaped upon hIm.
 We also refer with pleasure to the letter of the same Washington writer, copied from the Richmond Enquirer of the 4h, admitting, unreservedls, that his previous assaults upon Mir. BAGBY were unde- served, and. taking them back in full; with Mir, Ritchies expressions of regret for having been led into this injustice.
 An important point to be observed is, that when Mir. BAGBY made bis explanation in the Senate, Mir. WALKER, of Mississippi, the subsequent mover of Mir Benton's bl as an amendment, stated distinct y that he preylously aware of Mir. BAGBY's position and of his purpose to sustain Mir Walkers motion.
 The whole movement was undoubtedly taken m ful concert, with the knowledge that the democratic party could only be united and TEXAS carried b, in cooperating Bentou's amendment with the bill.
 Under the SC circumstances, regret 10 publish what we are consra med ihnx the nasty. unneces sary and unuet communication by Pendleton, in this paper, written, is evident upon its face, without sufficient knowledge of the facts, and relying upon the rumors of hostile presses. But our regret is more that democrat should thus assault our dslin- guished Senator, than that any serious effect will be produced by such an attack.
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BEEF CATTLE Noticing the other day drove of remarkab, fai beeves passing up our streets, were induced tn inquire into their history. We found they belonged to Mr. Cole, the enterprsing importer of European stock whose efforts to improve the breed of cattle, hogs and sheep have been avorabY noticed heretofore in this paper These cattle were brought from the Western country, and are intended for slaughter m our market. We doubt whether the stalls of the Fulton or Philadelphia markets have been graced win beefof superior quality. We do not make these remarks, however, for the pur pose of bringing Mir. Cole into notice particuary;- there are several persons engaged in supplying our markets with the very best quality of stall fed beef as extensively as he, and il has been remarked dur
 ing the winter that part of the United States could boast of a better meat market Our object is to call ihe attention of the Planters of this State to the im
 mense amonnt of money annually paid Tn this city for provisions, every pound of which they ought tc and could furnish themselves, with proper attention to the d tr,bution of their labor, hundred thousand dollars al least annually sent from this city 10 New Orleans and the Western country for the art- ce of bee alone. Add to lbs the am0nlsts laid for bacon, pork la,d, four sheep, hogs horses, mules, &c. in all parts of the State, and the aggregate is positively rightul. These facts disclose ,p glance the cause of our embarrassments as people, and they apply with less prppies to all the eni- ton g owing States. The remedy is with plan
 ters Let them determine tn supply themselves and their domestic markets wlth the necessaries oi fe and we care not how much cotton 'hey may grow
 The quantity would indeed be less, but It's aggregate value would be greater, and the whole amount of plantation consumption would be clear profit.
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We are without any particulars of tine shocking murder near Beleville, 10 winch the advertisement in this paper refers. The account in letter to the father of the two young men-hasily written, for the purpose of causing the immediate arrest of the murderer, who is thought to be in the ne ghborhood
 this city He is free Dulatto, who has d wife at BelleVe, Conecuh county, belonging 10 the iath- CT of these victims.
 't Is shocking event, and we hope that vigiIant watch will be kepf to prevent the escape of the derer. For description the advertisement.
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EnNRRr EE

Per schr Caroline from New Orlea ns-G Westfeldt & Bro; Marshall, Rowe & co; to order.
 Per steamboat James l. Day from New-Orleans- Donald; Cook X co; T ? Miller x ca, Ymlle; C W Ogden; Waring & co; E iIoskins; C Fooe rn; JnO O'Reils & ca, Humphres, Walsh co; Wilson May; J Chamherain; DeForrest Morris X co; F w McEnv < cos H liuher; Foster Battelie; Mallory Ross; D Fowler Jr; Marshall, Rowe X co; Fuloye, George X co; Campbell, Owen co; Perryman X Son; Freeman X Bolton; Deshon, Taylor X Myers; CarIecl Barron, Mead x co; Quoid Ludlow X Smith W Ledy ard.
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After disposng of some uniaipnrtanI matters, the house took recess ill four o'cloek.-Owins to lhe grea, amount of business be transacted ii ia proba- ble there will be adjournment before sun rise to- morrow.
 Hundreds of additional visitors are constantly AT irving by every conveyance. members of congress almost wearied to deith by office seekers One has pile of same dozen etteis of application, which he wlll not have time to examine until his present stock 0 cigar paper IS exhausted. If these office seeking gentry know how they are laughed al by those who promise before the election, they would save their ink and paper, kiss their wives and stick o business
 MT. Walker is spoken of Ia day for the treausury department
 leave ths city lhis afternoon, to deliver to Maior Donelson the Texas Resolutions. Should he find that the Charge has left Nashville, the bearer will proceed to Texas. TELEGRAPH. | HoRse of Represtnlahres, 6 o'clock, p N--The House passed resolution instrucing the Secretary of the Navy to inquire into the and character of the expenditures of Lieut.. Mclaughlin in ile Fl- rida The House then took up the bill to es- tahlish the Smithsonian bequesi-- without action = Therefore n was laid ari e, and two bills were acted upon in committee, establishing .couris in the new States of Florida and Iowa. The bills were report. ed and passed.
 h Senate, 6o'ciock.-The Senate passed d hill al lowing drawback nn gonds exported in the original packages from iIe United States to Santa Fe. Chi huahua, and 10 lhe British provinces. The House next proceeded to the consideration of b,ll authorizing the transfer of the U $. mails to foreign governments by contract 10 be made with ihe Postmaster General An amendment was made and carried for the establishment of line of steamers between the ports on the Gulf of Mexico and lie Atlantic ocean.
 9 9o'ciOek,-Mt. MorrIs, of Pa, moved to take up the bill for the relief of the heirs of Robert Fulion The motion was lost-ayes So, nays 65. Two-thirds being necessary, and the motion was lost. A resolution wss offered Ia discharge the commit. tee of the whole from the consideration of the Smith. ssnian bequesl hll
 A motion was made to lay the resolution upon the table, and carried; ayes S5, noes 50. a4 o'eiock.-The House then went into commit- tee oi the whole upon the appropriation bills, Mir. Hamlin, of Me-, in the chair.
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VOCAL AND ISsrRuMENTAL CoNCERT.-Ma- dame HAMMERsKoLD and Mr. BARTON give ano. 'her Concert al the Waverly this evening. It will be seen by their card another column that the songs selected for the occasion all English. We anti- cipate rich repas for the lovers oi music and ho,e who have not listened to the enchanting or in. lady or Ihe magic tones of Mr. Bar,on's flute, will find themselves amply repaid giving them an hours nttentinn
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STOP THE MURDERER.

A atrocous Murder was committed on Sat "A urday night Inst, near Beeyille, Conecuh county, Ala, upon two young men named Joshua and James Hawthorne, by free mulatto fellow named THOMAS HENRY. Said nulatto is about 35 years of age. feet or inches high, built, with heavy beard, and black busly head. He is marked on one arm with letters and on the other with figures or characters, and was wounded in the head and sho"lder by small knife in the affray. Fms fellow formerly lived in Florida and acquaint- ed about Pensacola, to which place, or to Mobile, he will probably make his way in order to get on some vessel so as to escape. All officers of justice and friends of humanity will confer lasting favor the subscriber by loakIng for and aiding in the arrest Of the villain. A reasonable reward and all necessary charges will be paid.
 mhll S6tf H.. J. R, HAWTHORNE,
 0J-The New Orleans Pcayune and Pe,isacoia Gazette, will publish or times each and forward accounts to Mr. G. Goode, Commission Merchant in this city. ...r -..' -H.u. Aai sllrfAl.
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MOBILE
Tuesday Morning, March IT, Is4S

The mail of yesterday brought us only Washington dates of the morning of the Ith By to. days mail expect receive the Inaugural Address of pres- den' PoLK, and some authentic infornatiou on the composition of the Cabinet.
 Congress sat very late on the evening of the Sd March, but full account of its proceedings has ap peared al Washington
 The Oregon occupation bill was passed over for the session, by vote of 2S 10 2l. A party oe, ex ceIt that the South Carolina Senators voted with the whg<.
 The general appropriation bill. and we believe aIi the other appropriation bills passed.
 Among the items in the appropriation bill is one for S275,O0O (o' the payment of two instaments on the Mexican indemnity to our citizens. It is understood that our government appointed their agent for the receipt of the money, house m Mexico, of which the Minister who bound to pay, is partner, and that he receipted as agent of the United States, to the government, thai is to himself for the payment of this $27j, ,000 to himself and beng involved m the ruin of Santa Anna, is missing with the money The qcustlon is whether the government of Mexico dI'- charged by this ceremony and m the mean tune the United States pass il condi nal bill for paying the sum themselves, if Mexico is nut still liable.
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THEATRE Aaderson's benefit ] st night WAS the mns crowded house of the season; and the enthusiasm of the audience has induced the manager to renew the engagement, m the course of which we may hope 10 see him in more extended range Of characters than the limited period off first en- ssgement has enabled him to produce.
 tonight he performs Romeo in shakspeare's play of Romeo and Juliet.
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MT. BARToN.-We are requested to say that ,bia gentleman will receive pupils, during his residence in this city; aad we would recommend all amateur, Of the Flute to avail themselves of so eminent d teacher
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LIVERPo0L-Per ship Powhattan-1000 sks salt.
 NEW ORLEANS-Per schr Caroline-l28 sks coffee, 93 do hhds bacon 4s bbs four 10 do beef 33 do moasses.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat J Day-45 bhls whkey do peaches, 443 do flour, 60 do moasses, 20 do beef Is do 43 do rut, hhs pork l5 bxs cher res 36 hhds cks hardware 29 boxes cheese 20 bpey
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ALABAMA PLANTER.


 The undersigned, the necessary are engagements can be made, will commence the publica- lion m this city. of periodical of the character n- dicated hy the above title.
 In presenting the enterprise to the public, it m deemed needless this time to enter into long de- iails of the objects of the Planter It will be devoted to the whole range of agriculture and horticulture as applicable to this State; and in order to aid in the advancement of the agrculiu al reform about which much interest is felt, every scheme of prac- cal bearing will be presented to the consideration of plaDters. ft4.M
 The Planter will be conducted in such manner, both to matter and style of printing, as to merit the confidence and patronage of the planters of Ala bama. In addition to the competent editorial ability which engaged, such arrangements will be effected with practical in different parts of the State as to insure, at regular periods, well written communi- cations on the various departments of agriculture. domestic economy, &c &c.
 At present il will be sufficient to say that the Plan. ter will be issued weekly, either folio quarto form, fine white paper and clear type, and that the subscription price will be fixed al low rate be afforded. In the course of a week or two prospectus will be published. stating more fully the plan of ihe work w. w. MCGUIRE.
 Mohe, March 3. l845.
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go-The friends of WILLIS W. GAY will sup. port him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, at the election in August next.
 ianl6 4Otet 4s "a
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0u-The friends of JOHN P. REMv announce him candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile county, at the election on the first Monday of August next. jan14 3stes
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R ANAWAY-on the 9Th inst, my negro man AI slave HARRY, aged about 45, and feet or s inches hgh His head shows considerable gray hairs, and his beard, when long. is quite gray He is stout built, carries his head erect and walks quick -chews great deal of tobacco, and also fond smoking. Some of his front teeth are out. He is a country negro and speaks in rather drawIing tone, but very plausible. and has worked some time as shoemaker; he IS also something ofa fdder and
 IS believed carried off his volin His cloths, when he iet, were black hat, blue pants und mixed round jacket, besides taking gnglans summer rock coat, and other clo'hng not known bought Harr, (witli his wie) about l5 months ago, of Mir. Foster, post master at - cross roads, Bledsoe county, Tenn, and it is supposed he will attempt to get back there. He had previously lived in Irwintoa Barbour county, Alabama A reasnnsb be reward. and all proper ex. penses will be paid 'r his arrest and delivery me, or for securing him that he is recovered The pe,- allies of the law will be visited upon any person guilty of harboring. employing. or facilitating hs escape [mh51 c. A. STUART
 0o-The Selma Press will insert times and send bill to ihis office. '" i'4
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LIVERPOOL-Per Br bark Scotland-l547 bls cotton CARDENAS-Per schr Chal lOite-4e, 900 a lumber.
 B0STON-Per ship LOusa-S93 hls cotton, I'll hides. PENSACOLA-Per schr Elizabeth Ann-assorled gro-
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D59I respectfully announce myself as a candidate for Clerk of tl Circuit Court of Mobile county, at the ensuing August election. 7e
 mh8 S4f J. w. LANG
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0o-We are requested to announce EDWARD B. GALE as candidate for Clerk of the County Court at the ensuing election.
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DIED-At his rrsideace the 4th inst after ere and protraced illness of consumption. Major JESSE T
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NSH NOTICE-MR. PUISSANT, Gardener, " " Florist and Horicuulast. from Versailles, near Paris informs that he has just arrived in tlIs city with an assortment of plants of all kinds, such as Camelias. Rhododendrons, Calican. thus, Daphnes, Gardenins, GrandiAora IIIicium foreh anum also, an assortment of Bulbous Roots aud Onions, Flower Seeds of all kinds Fruit Trees, Rose Trees of the finest varieties. l gYIffsgF Str e No. 3S Government street, opposite inc
 ourt House. S- rEg ~ mb8 s4c%
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MARRIED-0n the sth inst. by Thomas II. Lane, Capt. JoHN MCDONALD to Mrs MARTHA A. KNAoas, all of this city.
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oJ- To Ms Voters of Mobile county, We are au- ihorzed to announce DRURY THOMPSON as a candidate for reelection to the office of Clerk of the gust election .... . feb8 60tiIes
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MARsHAL's SALE.

MARSBAL'S SALE. @
 The United States, RY virtue of order of
 vs. order of sale. ID sale issued from the Dis Ten Demiiohns Giu } uict Court of the United States for the Southern District of Alabama and me directed, will sell for cash in front of the Uni- ted States Court Room, on Monday the 24th March inst, between the hours of II o'clock noon and o'clock PM, Ten Demijohns of Gin, condemned as fol feited to the United States 1s -5il. VIM. HAMPSTEAD. U. 5 M.,
 nhll S6f by 0. CUTLER, D. M.
 MILK OF ROSES-N Smith Prentiss' Milk of 1vl Rose. remarkable for its efficacy m removing all annoyaBces to the skin, such freckles, erup. 'ions tan, snnburn Re-, thus clearing and brighten ing the complexion and with 1t, frequently the lem per of the individual. For infancy and age equally saluisry and cooling. No ladies' toilet should be without it. In the gentleman's dressing case serves to sooh and mitigate the injuries inflicted on the face by the razor. For sale by te e~ '7..i7i . si,.,f NORTH & co 80 Royal s, Z
 mhl1 aaHaof is and B e ,vernment-sts. 8 VVARRANT'S EFFERVESCENT SELTZER II lAPERIENT--A deliphtul elfervescent draueht |. possessing all the virtues of he celebrated Setzer Spring in Germany. It promptly relieves headache, nausea, depression of spirits ncdy of the stomach, nervous debility, &c.. A supply received per brsg We,unpka, for sale by I. C. DuBOSE & CO,
 mhiI E. le1sah'V Druggists, 39 Water-st OALT-ll350 bsached sacks Salt well filled and S in excellent order for saie In ihe Bay, by Fl
 mhlo & TANAE eA yA AH. RIVERS CO.,
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&C0n REWARD-Rapaways from the sub- R@OOscribei about the 29th of June last my negro man JOHN, 22 years old. about feet 6 or ! inches high, dark complexion, little round shou dered, has beautiful of front teeth. rater stu. pid in appearance but very pleasing when spoken to- John is brick layer by trade. I purchased him of Mr. James E. zunz, about ? years ago. and be pun chased him from Mr. Ensign-alI of Mobile, neither who" lie was purchased by them. The above reward will be pnid for the conviction of any white person decnying said negro away, fifty dollars for the s. prehension fthe boy and his delivery to me in Mo. bile, or twenty dollars for hls commitment to any jail go that can gel him. .y-.. I,.. -
 mh5 i.-.e IN, ROBERTSON.
 oJ- The New Orleans picayune and the Mon,eo. mery Advertiser will please copy till forbid J M R.
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Judge NELSON took hIs seat for the frst time, on the bench of inc Supreme Court ofthe United Sntes N'te Judge Thompson, deceased, on the Sd inst. a'
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0G-1 offer my to the voters of Mobile county as a candnate for the office of County Clerk, al the ensuing August election. ...,..
 Jan15 39ie EDWIN RUST.
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W-The undersigned announces himself as can ddatc for Clerk o the Circuit Court of obile coun- ty, al the ensuing August election. lslistIl E. Al ian17 lite JACOB s. MARSH.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of MobiIe-- March Il, IS45.
ELEA ED.

CLEARED.
 Ship L0nisa Snow, for Boston, by G Bowlend 8r bark Scotland, Kelso, for Liverpool, by Pope & schr Charlotte, Lewis, for Cardenas, Cuha by Le- Baron.
 Schr Elizabeth Ann, Caro, for Pensacola by master.
 ARHlVEl.
 Br ship oceana, Bonneyman, fm Cork, in ballast 10 Magee q co.
 Schr Pascngona, Burns, fun New Orleans, to master sthr Caroline, Rickard, fm New orleaus, to master. Steamboat l. Day, Reynolds. i'm New Orleans. steamboat Sam Dale, Johnson, i'm Montgomery, with 96s bales cotton.
 Steamboat Dallas, Adams, from waverIy, with s7s bales cotton.
 Steele X Parkers flat, from Cahawba, win 363 bojes cotton.
 Flat from the Bigbee, with 4s bales cotton Flat from the Bi2bee, with bales colton Davis fiat from AIabama, with 7e bales cotton. CLEARED Foa THIS PoRr-From Boston, lst inst ARRIVED HExcE-At Baltimore 3d lnsl-Bark Home, Wattsi brig DamHscus, Chase. IRISH POTATOES in hampers, a very superior u article for table Use, ia store and for saeby
 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM, mhll 5S Dauphn-st nOMESTlC LiQUORs-An invoice of Brandy, brig Growler [mhl1l SI&IIJONES. NEWARK CIDER-l5 bbls fine, in store and V for sale by
 mhll FosDICK CHARLoCK, ss Com-st ELASS WARE-Tumblers. Decaniers, Lan- M ttrons, Preserve Dishes, s s.far sale by mhll SIS IIJONES SIDES AND SHOULDERS-2O casks Cincin. - nat smoked, for sale by
 mhIl JA"ES SANDS & co. ITAY-I040 bales Eastern and North River, for A Il sale in lots to su,t purchasers by mhl1 c. A. GILBERT & BRO., 50 Cnm-st hSoTATOE5 -I5O bbs Chenango and Blue, in II store and for sale by
 mhl1 FoSDlCK X CHARL0CK, ss Com-st E0 BBLS Reciifed Whiskey, 25 do old Rye do, CO in store and for suis cons ignmeni by mhll BEERS X SMITH, g St Michael.st RRANOY-Ar article of French Brandy in half -eV pipes, for sale very low 10 close consignment, mhIl by SI&I JONES ~ OSHEN BUTTEk-IO 6rkns prime, in store M and for sale by IaoiI FOsDICK CHARLoCK, ss Com.a