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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-11-27
VERY GOOD ADVICE.

Listen not to bad suggestion. Did your
companion whisper profane thought III
your ear? Forget it, and break away from
such iron friendship. You are now COM
paratively cured-your heart is not colour
ed by vice. A profane word should not
culver on your lips, or vile sentence escape
your tongue. Beware how you listen to an
impure and wicked associate. Give not a
wrong suggestion moments lodgment I'M
der your bosom. 1t is astonishing to see
aHow guilt once harboured in the conscious breast,
Intimidates the brave-degrades the great"
If there is lovely object on earlh-one
on which angels gaze with delight-it is a
virtuous youth, strong in his integrity, whom
nothing can seduce. Alas how few men
Of this description can be found. The RI
bald jest-the profane oath-the vulgar ex-
pression-the indecent song-the base allu-
sion-are too often heard in every quarter
But you are young-you have seen but
little of the world, and know not the amount
of wickedness by which you are surround
ed. Listen then to our advice, and never
give heed to any suggestion that you know
is bad. Spurn every attempt to seduce your
virtue. For
Many q crime, deemed innocent on earth,
Is registered in heaven, and there no doubt,
Have each thir record, with curse annexed.
We repeat yield not to bad suggestion
You have need of very great caution and
decision. The vicious may approach you
unawares, when off your guard, and their
plans be SO well laid that you will slip, and
fall, unless your resolution is strong, your
determination firm. Once conquer, and you
will be safe. But innocence has enemies.
Y on may be denounced for season, but
your rise will be glorious. You can ex-
claim with the poet
"All your attempts
Fall on me, like brittle shaft on armour,
That break themselves; or like waves against rock,
That leave no sign of their ridiculous fury
But foam and splinters; my innocence, like these,
Shall stand triumphant, and your malice serve
But for trumpet to proclaim my conquest:
Nor shall you, though you do the worst fate can,
However CONDEMNED, alright an honest man."
LoAFERs.-Differen nations have differ
ent kinds OF loafers. The Italian spends
his time in sleeping-the Turkish loafer in
dreaming-the Spanish in praying-the
French in Iaughing-the English in swear
ing-the Russians in gambling-the Hunga-
rian in smoking German in drinking
and the American in talking politics. Which
of these different kinds of loafng is the most
destructive to morality2
A New REAsoN.-An old bruiser the
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thought important to compose besides that the very
removal OF the collector may not be unattended with
agitauen the other way any man OF intelligence and OBJ
servaon knows that If the President had at any time
sight hours time all would have been quiet and compo-
sure. Upon the whole, IL you not already
vincedr on the principal points in this case, by the
honorable and respectable individual representations
ana remonslances made to you, others may speak out
IN tones and flashes Of thunder and lightning, that
may make the earth trembe under the very feet Of
those who occupy the pinnacle of their country .
constitutional eminencc; those will not be convul.
sons tending TO destroy political fabrics
out TO purify the political atmosphere about them and
me health oil the free and protecting institutions of
happy people. Should the Collector his friends from
considerations different from their obligations YOU
think proper to prevent the actual commoon of stormy
dispersed. At rest your lofty perch see you con-
temptuousy regarding all this from humble ndivdu
al beneath but sir, you have not yet learned much
that experience may not teach you little more
Sir, ! repeat that speak freely. Were | to be
mute or sycophantc on this occasion, / would consi
der myself too degenerate, both as a and CT
tzen OF that free and exalted State which you have
the honor OF ut present presiding know, from
your character you would think no better OF me- And
let me respectfully remind sir that TINS may not be
public disgust and redress to extensive general conse
quenccs.
In closing sir without any mockery affectation of
solemnity am in duty bound to protest against what
have said either for good fer evil being laid at the
Collectors door. He has hand in it. He not even
knows any thing about it. speak for myself-needing
dctation or cooperation especially when speak
solemn truths and am confident and conscious that
bosom of every noble American citizen will respond;
amen. .Hes
am, with high respect and consideration. your fellow
citizen, JOHN P. VAN NESS.
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Naval.
os .S's si
ship Ohio and leave three months
Whalcmen.
sailed from New Bedford ed inst Magnolia NV Coasts
Spoken.
Josephine r 81 days Rochelle for NYok 10Th INST
sl.pss hence for vsrDSo sSn ii s, q
Foreign Ports.
FFn5fE sDs Dec 2n WGto from To ssss% ys
ios " d.ys passage as for Manila, idT.
HA2.sx June AR Damarseo,,a Antwerp. Sid Conrad
M.risaa: .1 June % Newcastle, Boston Sid snbo
Nx..aG, NJ June aeAr Waterman, Baltimore; viol. Will
pngton Sid Palm Boston Sid IN Jsns Bs n1 Sy y'o
81 JOHN June lsAn Brothers. NYok; ish Ne
SANTA CRUZ Cuba June lin port Jubilee for Boston in
q days.
CALAIS June i4-Sld Mary, and Advance, NYork Escort,
cS9sn% June Mar yBr Windsor for New
PORTLAND June ai-Arr America NYork; I'D Delaware,
SALEM, June a7cld Granite Para Arr Mary Clark, New
Bosros june Hasice, Santa Cruz Cuba; Triumph,
Ss ion ND Ss.! ia Ss sSssHf
GoN
'"S rS s"S
Hsrp, PSilSdeiphia Arr ssd, Menkar Newpor Example
NASrucxrr, June 2l--sld Senator. NYork.
Ss . s
d. Samuel, Tennessee PhilsdeIpha AT ed Eliza
sIow fore and sSr SD Prospect and ThOa
Fenner Phladepha; Pearl, and Union, Baltimore.
PHILApELPHIA, June 23-Ar Eben PEBBLE, Londonderry;
(iazele Newport Tslleyrand Samson, Token, and Fame,
YOri den Boliysr. Portsmouth, Nh: Gen Warrep do En-
Cd Orion La Gaays dsout Portland; Ella virginia, Mar
garrett Surplus w Erickson. Copy and Soatherner Bos
tom Leeds and Sarah Providence; Maria causey Cam
RICHMOND, June PAR Ellen, PorlsnS; Roseoe Lubsc
A Lancaster Fall River Fountain, Sandwich Sea, New
York.
NrwsERs NC. June iaArr Topaz Turks Island; St Pierre
st Lucie. -
Ragged i.l.nd StT;nre Ezsbe,b Norbs port
SAvANNAH June ls-Cld sabatts, Liverpool Sid @ La
mar NYork; Brown, Havana
MoprLr June IC-Arr Brace, Porto Rico Cid Rob Isaac
Liverpool; Reform, Lewis, NYork; Wave, Boston:
NEw ORLEANS, June "A . 15-An Rartan, and Vile de Paris
Havre Fredk Jacob (Beml Bremen; Argus, Laguns CD
shangnga Pattsn Hargavs Bailey louisa Levitt
Hathaway NYork; Bachelor, Norfok VIM Bryan and Ala
mode Savannah. ;. WV, o,,o, NJ.
Sears do May 81 Helen Newell dol 18th, Atlantic Phiade
phia
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Passengers Arrived,

.LIyERrooL-Packe, ship John r skiddy-Abraham Manu.
Abraham Mann Mr., Greenly Bradbury, Mrs Mary Brad
bury Henry ngeworth Mrs Duncan, Miss c u Duncan
hey John Scola,i-382 in the steerage.
HuLL-Ship Ramber-C Worsop, and 81 steerage.
ST CRoIx-Barque Hecla-Capt Chase, late Of ship Gull
nare condemned At Demerara the steeage
ST CRox-B,rque Rcsae-D N Carvalho lady and family
Carvaho, Barbadoes; Mrs WIN Moore children and
Salt g Croix Jos Gnydon New York; Miss Sophia Badun
SALT kEyTBrig st Mary Pendergast, Geddes, @ w
HLl, Mrs Kerr, Mrs Gordon. Miss NJ Beverage.
HAvAsA.Schr Ts!ma-J Bowen, Mr. Tanning, r Cameron,
NEw OaLEANs-Barque Elizs--B Dennisou. J Dillingham;.
SAvANNAH-G LamarMrD Baldwin lady and children;
MIR Warmer lady and children; Virgil Poms lady, child
puggin children and servant; Mr. Phelps and lady
Misses Wellington, Baldwin, NJ 4 Sedwingd; Messrs
Alexander Johnson Robert Johnson Charles Clark, Esgs
Foley f. Foley Charles Espire H. Spanin. Porues VIM
saxsxsAH-BrS CiinonSirs middleton, child and nurse
Mrs T Hgham, three children and nurse, Mrs Teft Mrs
Boaydman, Mrs McGrgor, Mrs Dasher Miss Crabee Miss
Frsncis Misses Levitt, Miss Avery. Miss Topper Dr.
Epson, pr Marsh w Crabtres, w Symons, Tucker.
Owens, Whitmarsh, Ahorn, Cmbtree, Crabtree,
w Bradford, Bradford, Clark Amber, q Clark,
Middleton, Higham, Avery Dicke Kirk McGregor and
Sweeney.
Trowbridgc lady and children; Miss Memple DR. Meer
Bush csptan Hunt sshofeld M Hosmer, NJ Smith,
fazaya Gather. Mt
CHARLEsroN-Brig GeoHe-Mr Yates, Mrs Z Douglass,
Mrs W Briste Mrs Conally. Mrs C Davey, Miss Gibbs
Miss Bristo Tanning, Fsnning, Douglass, Davey,
w Rowland, z w ubl. Courtney Grady, p w Austin,
Persse, Mrs Burney, Masters Bumey and Bristol.
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Ph7laflelpl1ln.
Correspondence of the Herald

Correspondence OF the HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, June "a 1S45.
There Is nothing of Importance stirring here to-day
The preparation for the funeral ceremonies in honor of
the hero Of New Orleans engross the public attention
From tho manifestations made and making by the mill.
tay municipalities and societies in general great dis
play may be looked for on Thursday Every effort will
be made to render the ceremonies worthy of the CITY
and the departed chief.
The jury in the of tho United States against
Purser Mexican Buchanan, of the Navy which has been
under trial for two weeks, and involves sum in CON
troyersy Of about $4,000 agreed upon their verdict to
day after the court adjourned but as it Is sealed
know not its import rather inclius to think however
favorable to the defendant Of the disputed
items of his account
The fraternity of coored masons made procession IN
full regaa to-day through many Of principal streets
There were four five subordinate lodges besides the
higher grand lodges, &C., with their emblems ban.
ners and all the It cefeas to imposing
brilliant display The procession moved in good order
and presented quite fine and respectable appearance
and attracted much attention. Some Of the decorations
worn by the officers OF the richest and most superb
character. 0#g. -
There were few appointments in the custom house
today but they were to subordinate places and will
movable.
! sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia.
Fsr BoArp, june 2s2c2oo State S. 7s; 10000 do 7,,.
ioGe 90 W 81 soao rsnnsssee SIS shares Wilmington
M y, &c hS b. 2 10 Shank ~ 10 Gad Bank s
sEcoyD State S. so,d 1, 100 Girard Bank
XrrER BoARn-soms 10000 or 10000 State S. 7,x
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7P0RT OF NEW YORK. JUNE as.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Packet ship John Skiddy Skddy from Liverpool MAY g.
with md,e 70 Grnnell, Miuur Go. passed British
bsrqae Broom g Glasgow bound East 18TH l A. lon
gnalized bright sided ship showing red and white swallow
tail signal bound East;
with mdse, Grnnell, Minu Co-27o Storage passen.
Ship Moutieello Lambert % day. from Liverpool with
md.s, Durham Dmoul5o passengers. Spoke Sd inst LAT
s s S.y. si Nb.S Ss'ohs a
to sTep Lys" Liverpool Nay IL with m:
ship Rambler Baxter days from Hull Eng with md.e
R.t .as .hP T..y E,a days from Amsterdam with
Hubbard Co bsrsas TssdoI iih to sail III
E%p s fss Ly SYs
I'D 7,h SPOKE ,3 u. Is 49, lon 50 80 brig Growlsr, from
BaIaps Ro.slif fiil from 8, cEoiu WE. Jun. . with su.
BsTaus Eliza, Talbot Is days from New Orleans. with md.e,
Bsress Elliott, RGsiasoo % ssy: from Nsx Orleans. wit,
oad off Cape HenIopen whale schr Edwi Of Povncstows
Bsrqae sawarrow Sleeper days from New Orleans, with
Rraue Chatham Percy days from Philadelphia in ballast
Bremen brig Vrsts Hnhlmann a days from Bremen, with
Brig St Mary White, days from Salt Key, with 600 bush
Brig Lamar, sannemann, days from Savannah, with
cogo,, I: Durham Dimon a.,
O.. s sss sps: az; & o. s. - sss e.s
ia, days hence for Charles ton.
Brig Magnolia Leslie days from Charleston, with cotton
Brig Xmsnd., Ames, from Mschiss. with lumber
Scr Squire Brothers Price, 10 days from Csrdenas with
molasses, TO l. Nicer ady. -
schr Tsms Smith ii days from Havana with 1900 dor pine
to Ren.ud Francois 10 600 segaTs Lille Rasines
~. b .chr ManeIe.rT Bethel days from ,sg Nassau NP with
s 70 hence & cape h0Dn
~ R s Rs sS day: Srss d. a
usic 1000 feet yellow wood to
schr Ashland Bradley IS days from New Orleans with ,ooo
sacks wheat to + Collins Co.
schr syrigs, Masters, Windsor. Ms; plaster.
sT s. T1Ss'i .ss NC spol. I'D
Schr Ninetts, Anderson, Wellington NC.
schr Ann HyTan, TSsts9. washigytcn' Nc
s ssr s ss: Johnson NC
Schr Sarah Lewis, North Csroliua. -
Schr Madison, Keller Wilmington, Nc
Schr Mary Ann Chadwick, Swansboro Nc,
Scr Baltimore, WogIam Petersburg to johnson Lowden
Schr Splendid, Carr, Norfolk:
Schr Perseverance,, Hatfield. NorfoIk
schr Martin Van Buren Phillips, Folly Landing.
Schr Texan. Lrghton Eastport.
Schr Fame. Robinson, Macbias.
Schr Uncle sam, Cot, Lubcc, TO Brett Vose
Schr ~ urguhart Sparrow, Smthfeld
Schr Texas. Smith. Thomaston.
Schr Zephyr, jones. Thomsston.
schr Tiger New Bedford.
Below.
Two '"s'' anAn'"n' sssr.d. anis 9 stai4o
ny ~ IS; ~; ~ :;Ei s!:'s \, ~:
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald

Correspondence of the Herald
WASHINGTON, June %, l845
The Ne,o Munster to acknowledgements Of Clerks
The nev Postage Lao, &c.
The appointment OF Louis M'Lane, whose COM
mission takes effect from the 30th of June, as MIN
lister TO England appears to give pretty general sat-
isfaction, except with the utras of the democratic
party. Mr. M'Lane, a native of Delaware, came IN
10 Congress in 1917, where he remained ten years
In the lower House, and two years in the Senate,
until he was appointed by President Jackson, in
1929, his minister to ST. James. Onthe breaking up
of the first Cabinet, Mr.. MLane recalled from
London, and appointed Secretary of the Treasury,
and afterwards succeeded Mr.. Livingston as Secre-
tary of State, which office he resigned in 1884, from
difference Of opinion with the Executive on the re-
moyal of the deposites, &c. He has since become
a citizen of Maryland, and has been the President
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for
the last eight years He is about or over sixty years
of age In politics, he is conservative and; though
more of negative than u decided politician, he is
a safe man wherever he may be placed, and the
country cannot possibly suffer any in having its in
terests abroad entrusted 10 him. He will leave the
United States early in August and MIR. Everett, it
Is understood, will await his arrival at London
On this day week. II is reported great many re-
movas will be made of clerks at Washington, prin-
cipaly from the Land Office and other Treasury
Bureaus. The Land Office, II is said requires more
pruning than any other Department, IN ITS subordl-
nate officers numbering over seventy clerks but
they are soon TO undergo the ordeal of sitting, wen
drop the subject.
The arrangements for the new Post Office law are
now in preparation for the 30th day OF June. Patent
balances tor weighing letters, and new account
books for the different Departments in readiness
for heavy charges Of postage. Il may not be gene
rally understood abroad, that while the heads OF De-
parIments are forbidden the ranking privilege every
document from any Department coming through the
post office is charged as individual postage, by
weight, and is tax on the treasury, and comes out
Of the treasury fund.- for the benefit Of the General
bring up any deficiency of revenue from small post
age The daily postage of the Departments here,
will be- sometimes, thousand dollars day or
more.
Shannon
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The Beacon, published at Leonardstown st. Mary,a
couoty, Maryland says The wheat crop remarkably
fine throughout the county No disaster has vet taken
it, and the weather still continues favorable and the
crop Is generally pretty well matured there will be an
abundant yield Many persons engaged In reap
ing and some few, we understand have already finish
ed The harvest generally will be earlier, by two or
three weeks than has been for number of years past
fhe tobacco CROP II is feared will be rather short In
act have every reason to believe that there will be
considerable falling off from the quantity raised last
year.
The Harvest says the Washington d. ca Tnfeiieeneer
Of the Dad inst has commenced and has already advanc.
cd considerably many Of the ncighboring farms.
Within few miles Of this city, some 6ns crops Of rye
and wheat have been and gathered Into shssvss In
this ds.re, and IL the rsighbosug counter the wheat
crop !. thought VIII ytsd sbsidsntiy. The late rsas
VA undoubtedly eeas6t the ssrn and tshsses srsps.
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On Monday evening. Esd inst. of consumption JOSEPH
B. CoN0pox in the 4lst year OF his age.
Funeral this morning. at IL o'clock from 2s5 Sullivan
street The friends and acquaintances Of the family
invited to attend.
On Monday, 23d inst HENRY KINspALE, in the 6lst
year of hisage. fat
The friends and acquaintsnces of the family are inv
ed to attend his funeral without further invitation from
his late residence gao Henry street. fifth day. the Goth
inst. at 10 o'clock in tho morning
On Tuesday, oath inst. CATHARISE, wife Of John Ri
chardson in the 26th year of her age.
The friends OF the family respectfully requested
attend her funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from her
late residence, o. Reade street.
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AUCTION NOTICES.

Jun; .; II =,
.M: s ,ass: s ri. F' %sssas s MIN S :
sss The MISUNDERSTANDING ef cedar varnishsd and
wishes in the manuf eturug business being in
M 9rsSa.on and be examined until the SALE and the only
80 chs hsssb Sf do o. H. length Eng,
a UlTlQN NoTlcE;-By sSi5sn cs Co.. Day. 10
' SsSss my ss.
ss s'sosn ass ast
Ss' Ton sS ssSs.r
Rug: Top Ws;hsnd: DO T2st. W ard Hall b
rs ss A, Bsd ana On coh
A Ts Ct gu
S:;: sz &c S i'i Z
s}as SRs $ s Ss5$sE e
TX MiR XsEs AN ShEsf shXaR F FkNEGRR
d.ssf 81 wsan s 30 s s.s ssS
Vie l Ssf 3@s and 4
and England aud comprising in part the following articles Of
Nsns.s del Msdicv, "Arissosss Apollo Baa.iss a
ss. Mo.e with marble star
dsso agate ysSw Of ;era Vases. bs.sc and ES S:
md churches full sized busts in pures MARBLE Tasso
Dante Petarch and Arosto beautiful Vases Of marble and
baster and other ornamental articles Of finish, rich
silver branches with figures and cut crystal Stands bronze
and gilt French chanch Chandeliers with figured and crystal
splendid bronze and s Clocks with column n;. DO y
desert servces Tea Sets richly deconed China Vases and
toilet 10 peces rich and elegant plated cake and
bread Baskets superb plated Walters from 10 to 80 nch:
IL silver mosated Cssto g cst Bottles new patterns, o.
Fanny Essler Stag &c splendid aid highly decorated IL
anned and paper msche Tea Trays; Bread Baskets splendid
for Workmanship and finish. in ormou and bronze &c.
Roman Bnss aud Figures in marble and aabsstar
Also, six Chinese Gongs
Catalogues and goods ready on Tuesdy evening 2h whom
the will be well lighted with and the goods 80 ar
ranged that purchasers precisely what they are pon
quality Of material and arsical execution.
ju23 3rvec
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Passengers Sailed.

FNbScHB6FB S0IIeus
HAyRE--Packet ship lowaAnstin Hail. Mrs Mary Baker
Robert and New York; DIR John Bsttee Baltimore
Negnandin Mr. HYst Mr Psvier lie Sandoz New 0rlean;
Ventana victorne Caramora Havana; Trefanse, Paris
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MATAszAs June l3.-Markets are dull and declining
We quote sugars at 81 rs low browns; q rs yell
low; and II Is RS whites; very few operations Mus
covadoes, to quality; rice, IL lit rs Provi
sions low and dull dull generally Exchange, sterling
Is 10 per cent prem and New York and Boston 81
per cent premium.
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New York, Tuesday, June "A.
To-day businass has been donemost Of the stores
are closed.
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Foreign Irnpo1tations.

Il. S;s.
hsrr.nis AttersqTy s col Earnump5 " W.t
o:G ssesis
oSssSas T S1..sH ssr cS1
ssi ss9 aasS.: w.. ..
GS G0oaess If Halle BsSt Stone
$ Macy .on-ao ThomasSlii Geo Cs@sron-ssl
Liyrgree1- independence bales gqereld Bros.
s; e.sy ss. 5s'hss es'iss M
ss1ss T.Sas o6 sns WsT rG
Hswkis.Ns Msans eos Blunt Ly%s.s SasG I ms
f Se ss M, cpp. ss John
Glhsn.io " Whil,aai strsng shawns Patton Stewart
Bale. ssn
1000 boxes 9 MooTewood ,
hss.s
sas e Barrett ss iiSo Shield:
sury free Rsss Brehsr brother, % %rss, stusss; Shave
sly Newbods med e'esi2 cabooses stores bird &c
Joseph Munay-' and o' bars and POI bundles Of iron
Mon, csllol,o coal $40 sacks salt G
soss
HuLL-ship Ramblee bag. merchspdine volli,nss pkg
e.ss ss o bars S 90 sSy
a EssayNISS bundle. steel oss4
f.h s,s Gin Ias!ss sssk; PsSs.I q ysS;
BREMEN-Brg Vesta-I20 boxes GrunentLel-1 Meyer &
Sucker-5 boxes packages Walker hottman-3 casks
Grosheiml3 boxes Reinr Sieekc1 Nspierl3 Balm s
Lenders Eren-29 do 81 casks M G reneldt-3 Spies
Christie l. Strulcr-2J boxes 900 doz pipes order
ST CRox-Barque Rosne30 hhds sugarl5 do Goodhue &
coo do Aymor-l G Whemore-12 Berker 4 McCready-
pipes Cartwright s Harson-l hhds sugar 50 casks
moases 30 bbls Veriesi bundles Carnatho
ST CRoM-Barque Hecln-l3 hhds sugar 20 puns De
Forest * Cos ties old copper and brass Henry.
Domestic IEpOrtatiOns.
NEw ORLEANsBsque Eza-22 hds 30 bbls Barstow. Pope
co-s3 hhds 7 Parsh-299 bales hemp Howant Aspn;
wnil2i bbs Butler Gardiner9 hhds tobacco II Maitland
II cks Wilson2b xs schefer-s7 Davenport co-62
hhds Robert Wams-3o0 pcs rigging $50 coils Buit
Johnson25 hhds Storm, Dubois coo bales &c
do moss cs TO order.
New ORLEANs-Barque SuwoTow-30 bbls castor oil + d
Moga-5Oo kegs lard 10 bales HoIbrook Nelson's
hhds tobacco Boo Johnson-3O do Hoop co4O0 bis
Holt COG bales Msrkoe Mbur x Scstt-34
hhd sugar bales Chasertan Pomrest-7 do
Newbod CruitsOi bbs hhds do tierces 2
iron 10 bales wool order
sAyAsNAH-Brig Clnton.s bales cotton M Emanuel-2s2
Spoord Tileson col Silas Wood0 do and so casks
Pc Peyster Whitmar:h3O pieces bbs Of iron Bacon 4
Son-l0 coils yarn Brighsm-1i bags wool A Whit
more cask 81. Nm Read cot crate half Dbl Holm.
M Fnnces-l32 bales cotton order.
CHARLEsToN-Brig Gecrgc47 ties rice q Bulkley-0 Mar
koc Wilbur Scott-l2 Tucker2o2 bales cotton Burck
meye-3J Emerc-5oo bbs -four Fabsr &Berwih-sundrie,
to order. t#f M*
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AR0OMINAL SUPPORTER,,

ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
A NEWLY INVENTED ABDOMINAL. SUPPORTER
"A Warranted the most perfect article OF the kind nven
ted has been use for time and approved Of by all
medical who have examined IT, and by them
the best article Of the kind offered the PUBLIC The a
hcted requested 10 call and for themselves The
b had only ofAsdame Oscar Murray street New York
This Article tie to any Of the United States by
Mail Persons distance have them sent, by addesrinE
- above. iosi paid jc2l im@rc
MATCHES .-WATCHEH AND JEWELRY.-Those
w who wish to purchase Gold or Silver Watches Gold
Chains Gold Pencils Keys &c. viii find i greatly to their i'd
Of aboye at retail much lower than Other house In the
city Gold Watches a. low - and - each Watches and
good time the money refunded Watches and yewey repair
ed the best and warranted At much less than the
usual price ~
Wholesale and Retail, 81 Wall street,
m25 imsec Late -. William st. sssirs
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ATWILL'S MUSIC OF THE .sBOHEMTAN
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CAUTION TO MUSIC SELLERS, PERI
ODICAL AGENTS, NEWS TENDERS, &C.
Opera very expense adding new matter new IL
ties, and original poetry thereto and secured myself
ha have Thought fit to issue spurious cheap edition Of this
music with my poetry title, and adaptation thereof and he
Samuel Oven ESQ., instituted proceedings against these
who vend the spurious edition copied from my
by the said Ferret Co The genuine Music arranged,
adapted and published by bears the autographs of
eminent vocalists MIR. and Mrs. Seguin and Mr. Frazer
ATWlLL, 20l Broadway.
Country papers in the employ Of Arwi win insert the
above three months. je25 9ssre