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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

iRiDa6 IANE&lNtI, t l)Ih It'll. There is fair amount of business doing in all departments and prices in general are firm at last quotations.
 Western Produce is arriving freely, but as large proportion is for forwarding what is on sale is held firm at quotations.
 The Cotton market is rather active, and prices remain at last quotations
 There is fair business in Exchange at our last quotations. For rates see table.
 Freights dull, and rates are without change. We quote Cotton to Liverpool sd, and to Hayre j cents per To.
 The weather remains pleasant and favorable for outdoor business.
 COTTON.-In our last remarks we noticed that the market very quiet on Monday and Tues day, but on Wednesday buyers entered the market more freely, the sales amounting to 5000 baIes and yesterday 10 1000; this morning there was consd- erable enquiry and they will probably sum up about the same; we, however put the sales of the week at 30.000 bales. Prices remain firm at last quota tions. The receipts since Tuesday amount 10 l3,- l9l bales; Exports, 95GG, leaving q stock on hand and on shipboard of 53,323 bales.
 COTTON-LoUIsIAxA AND MISSISSIPPI.
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SUNzbRHES.

Esgangs ggooAs aa2d Stationery. TUST received and for sale at the BoeR&'ore ia m 3 Ashey's Bnck Row, complete ass9f'inehe men, m o Blank Books and Stationery, all oi when VIII De sold lev. for cash.
 nooLbindno in is different branches, is carried at r;s aata6shment. and all orders promptly at tended to-
 Liitie Rock, Feb, 10, lSi' 23-d
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The carpenters of the city and county of Philadelphia are out on strike for high I wages. They are now receiving 1l D per day and demand Sl 50.
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Books! EsOOEKs!!

LUST received, per steamboat Paragon, gdneral ,B assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS of every de- scription. Also, Cap and Letter Paper, Qnills, Steel Pens. Ink Stands States &e. Ssc.
 II. N. ALDRICH.
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EOTTON, Hides, peltgies of all kinds, Beeswax S Sc., bought at the highest cash market price by IT. MITCHELL.
 Dec. il--lSti i3-i
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We are authorized to announce c. l.. SULLIVAN as candidate for City Constable, at the election on the 30th of April, to fill the vacancy occasoned by the resignation of R. Raynes
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Four hundred and iifly-six steerage pas sengers arrived in the Queen of the West on her last voyage from Liverpool to New York
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N0dice
eeDEeV

ID ECElYlD en consignment, and for sale, HG 250 bushels Corn, 10 bbls Whiskey.
 OFFICER & SMITH. March 26th, iSf5 2s-u
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TUsT RECEIVED large assortment of BOOK, D AND JOB TYPE, which makes the asscsiinen of our Office superior to any in the State,
 300K5a P.AG12flll llI55 aad-glis, 1ari,, BisaAs, Circulars, s-e., &e.
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 EUE 0AGE,


 Groceries, &c. ID ECEIEED per steamers Il. Kinney and SWal- kA low,
 30 hhds Sugar, part very ine 50 bags prime green Rio coffee; 10 dc do haYanna do
 do do Java, do I50 sacks coarse salt;
 20 do fine, to
 do table, do
 10 bbis molasses;
 90 do whskey;
 10 boxes sperm candles
 10 do Boston soap; bbs loaf sugar;
 do mackerel;
 baskets champaigne
 bbls soda biscuit;
 do water, do
 boxes UnderWood's pickles; 10 do caret wine;
 ? do LetWclls celebrated chewing tobacco; Imperial, gunpowder, and young hyson tea; not megs, aspice, ginger, black pepper, white pepper, cayenne do; catsup, pepper sauce mustard, olives, eapers, powder, shot, lead, percussion caps, trace chains hoes, shoyeis, spades pioHgh-lines, painted buckets. queensware table cutlery, pocket and pen, knives bridles and bride filings, saddle-bags, horse and mule collars, hames hand saws, mill saws, augers, chises, files, St, &c; with general sortnent of DRY GOODS. All of which will be sold very low for cash, or in exchange for country produce. Pelries will be received eff in good order) in change for goods, until the first of June.
 T. D. MERRICK & CO,
 Seam Boat Laadmg. Little Rock, .4prii7M, IS4j. 30-3w
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Cotton Warn, Sc.

caA LBS. cotton yarn 5000 lbs. castings; OUO 10 kegs powder. Reeeivedsanaio for sale by
 Jan. 22--l9--if VIM, ? WAIT. b0HN C. PRATT sx co. Cotton Factors, and D General Commission and Forwarding Mer- chants, 8 Camp street, New Orleans.
 JEo. C. PRATT. JACOB BRAKEMAN. s.E.DELKNAP.
 November 9th, l84I S-lvr ADOPTION, Hides, peltries of all kinds, Eeeswax
The New York herald., 1845-10-20

Mclaughlin to use the public property for his private
BY the JupoE ADVOCATE. think the brig Washing.
ton came into New York the day before we sslsd for
Florida; presume the officer Of the deck. when the
Mr.. Shubrick My reason for saying there was no mo-
ney board Of the Wave of character of ounces or
douoioons, was, that cannot remember seeing any of
the issue. = =
Col c. ANDREWS was next called and sworn
. BY the JUDGE ApvocArE.-I am Paymaster in the
United States Army and have served the Florida ex-
peduon or about six years, from November, 1886 to
January ls43 have served on the Atlantic coast and
St. Augustine and Fort King and in the northern pa
o. Eastern Florida between the Atant and the su.
wahnee river and the Georgia line TO Fort King.
Know the price of plantation canoes; priced them fire.
quently the size of them from about % to 80 feet
ana about four feet wide, and for
IN tnem and small cabin roundhouse in the ste
Those priced were from $3.50 to $780, the panest OF
mem cost the former sum- ($s5o) and the highly
between Charleston and savannah At ST Mary,s Geor.
gia the boats were of different descriptions they were
race ooats and suppose would cost from 5000 81 O00
should say the plantation boats were more valuable
:. by Lieut.. McLAueHLIN.-l priced these boats with
the view Of ascerairng their cost SO as to
them for myself In the early part Of the of 1897,
schooner per month about siaoo for vessel about so
tons; afterwards about $500. | never any large
number OF the army canoes; saw few of them these
were hlarger in size than the plantation canoes;
they carried about four oarsmen, and in
winch they used paddes they must have carried in all
from seven to eight men; the length of them was per-
maps rom ls to - feet long and from two to three feet
WIDE; have heard the cost OF Of these have been
describing, which was from $3.50 to $40.
paper was submitted by Lieut. Mclaughlin, as king
the court TO examine the Rev John Donelan in rela
ton to private matters irrelevant to the ques ion at
issue before the Court of Inquiry but the court refused
10 receive the paper its having private action or de-
Liberation thereon for the space of about fifteen minutes
during which it sat with closed doors.
Mr. WINpER recalled, and presented to the court
pamphlet OF the vouchers referred to in his testimony
which was received by the court and ordered to be at
tached to the record.
The New York herald., 1845-10-20

BEEswAx-This article remains very steady, and
prices remain at 30 cts for Southern yellow
BREApsruFFs.-The news by the Great Britain up to
this late day does not to be dgested The excite
ment caused has not yet subsidized and dealers are
fearful lest they should sell at too low rate while buy
mid at making transactions at the prices asked
Upon the whole, scarcely remember witnessing
much confusion and excitement in this market
sequent upon European intelligence, and believe it will
take days to quiet settle the agated state
fairs which new exist; since this day week advance
Of size per barrel has been made upon previous prices
The sales have been extremely large since Wednes
day at various prices and to-day large sale of ordinary
common brands for Export at $5 rs Southern Flour
has advanced; also, Brandywine SIS IS SIS So Wheat
has shared rse and part Of the excitement proportion
ately with four large sales OF Illinois and Southern
effected at 81 O5 81 10. The sales in Rye have also
been extensive at advanced price say 73 II cents
Southern Corn active and transactions LIBERAL at 90
62t cents.
Ar AucrioN-ss chaldrons Liverpool Orrsl Coal, at
81 rs; 90 do at 81 to 81 75.I
CorroN.-The Sales to-day quite moderate, and
show decline Of onequarter per cen but little dispo
ston being shown to operate at that. until later
advices received We continue quotations until
the market assumes more decided bearing
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Ury-kEMAKKABLE CURES--<d}
DIR. j. FRANCIS, OCULIST.

465 BRoADwAY, 4th Door from Grand Street.
WIN BIRD, William street. almost blind for sixteen
sov msnns with nsubuna covering the sight, now per
Charles Barry, late of the Hamilton Litsmry and Theoog
cal Institute % esry blind from been
perfectly cured.
Corcoan Mulberry street, totally blind one eye
fer year. alage ulcer covered the sight, cured
few weeks.
sis; her sight is perfect
We, the undeGnsd having witnessed astonishing cures
performed by DR. j. FRANCIS, believe his fur
Of be ofhe blessings could
he afforded to the afflicted and highly him
safe and skilful Ocust
Rev. Duncan Dunbar, Rev. g. Benedict,
Rev. 8. H. Cone, Rev. j. Peck,
Rev. ]. Andrade, r. c. Priest, Rev. +. Wheelock.
Artificial Eyes serted which be distinguished from
the natural without giving the least pain cer
be the Office.
" Advice gratis, gi, the poor Mondays, Wednes-
days and Saturdays from until 10, A. NJ
On application by mail post paid] the disease, his
medicine will be sent to Of the Unon with directions
50 funsrc
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Medical Card,

DoGTok RIsoN,
On al WHICH be es,:: wAou.
snn b Y a,s. o. @ recent cases. particularly oonor
ftff' 81 uRETHA are cured BY Dr.
az snasoas w
s .u! sa
animation those affected with earged prostate glands may
.af %ssS
mare radically cured By Dr. M pathological
stating original vEor perfect cure guaranteed or NO
B-Dr M holds communion with medical pretsuders,
s ne T. hf E s G % x: oss
sG% sad ayes oG paid a9d fec will
Office aSs Fulton dre.nwieh, New York Ops.
, On CEMTAbN S; iMrOhIAMT MALADlES;
ss to ats that he is at home much a. pos
,Y9asy Or Sy pos. Issidsacs % Greenwich
Ss. ,as rSds :;
deems proper also here to prs.sn
sIRicTURE xNp iis Sy5EG jS'A'
and important consequence Of di,ease.n former advertise
wSs wsS %usn pain. e explain its assa,s.
s Ss TACT that frequently EXISTS in those who are not
K e ss
pas which d G to Judge whether he has this COM
Among other remarked that it was by no means
h
oad oad
respect Neither Necessary there should pain any
s saa then to as .i q % ii Ss
e b. s.: 's a & 70
a ugon the mind and system rather than the
cure Many other symptoms might Be mentioned but most
o. these belong to other naad,ss as well or sese Structure
belong to structure early stage and when easily and
'f1fiy Ts o 5 S fif 1sssi Ia. been already
said the stream need not be much diminished
fe
:sSa wsaa @ @ fSs a4eS
two proceed from other Whatever; certainly.
%SS MAynAyE
only seuIs soafs 4 me- e: %
::msss & Hh e e s;;
o haw s % % s
six eight weeks this length Of time least would strengthen
&C. hsf fs THE
f % e n
sees case Of Structure which the patient does observe
also serious effect though s understood nnaass
w ss s
sn. 9g WHICH the mind 80 powerfully acts upon these
Explained Is rSs P1nss
lrease oi ra autcra little volume which
parts o. the world As the Of Structure proceeds ac
vity Of mind invariably returns
With respect 20 the cure Of Strcureth. is gratifyngto
state generally accomplished very little without
pain or Nothing exceed the OF
late years IN the treatment Of this complaint Indeed the
nov acconplished many days formerly demanded
months Many persons consult the who bus
aess 70 nr city TOR short time only but return perfectly d.
though has trouble TO
those who their homes the own
pecuar means OF cure, together with hs Private Treatise"
wnch mas an interesting chapter tie
subject and written the plarea. and which, being
enclosed little mahogany chest be safely sent 10 any
distance -s
In consequence Of tho number pretendss snd books
guackery which niest ts city, he deems proper make
tssne as ground Of confidence
&c. ne has Published three editions Of work expressly on these
complaints Also he has letters from the eminent phys-
Europe the America-as Sir Asev
Co9peT Of London Dr. Mott Of New York; Dr. Physic
OF Philadelphia and Others and refer almost
every Physician OF ernenee this city Address DR. Raph
81 Greenwich street s9 Ims r.
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1863 l,rlI

1858 brs. 500 hf brs
Forming total for the week of 1924 barrels Of
1857 barrels. f'
After the aboye was in type were informed OF the
sale of 500 barrels City Mills at So rs per barrel
GRA'S.-The supply Of Wheat continues inadequate to
the Demand and particularly the demand has
very materially since the receipt Of the Great Britans
accounts Under these circumstances prices have gone
up since the closing of report last week. 10 cts
per bushs although they have been n aduay mprov.
ing through the week; but Thursday 81 05 was OBJ.
tanned and yesterday 81 0s for only common good red
been paid for white, for Family Flour There have been
no receipts Of Penna and the parcels sold were com.
posed of virginia and Maryland exclusively. No Rye
and been in good demand at all the improving prices the
closing rates Tor which, yesterday 90 cts for
whHc ana oi o3 Tor yellow Oats have sold at 81 IS
cts and are in demand at these prices
The New York herald., 1845-10-20
M. W Sc,
OPTICIAN FROM GERMANY

M respectfully informs the citizens NewYork and the
W public general that he has located himself in this city
and to-day t Broadway large and complete
assortment Of Spectsces Reading Glasses Gold Silver
and Steel Frames He would also remind the public TO whom
since the sstnine that by his knowledge Of optical
science he enabled determine the suitable
eye Persons with weak eyes can be supplied with glasses
which will greatly benefit and strain the sight Particular
attention is called style Of perspective ground glass
Is of the est flint which, through their high polish and
ground produce he puIest vision and have been highly
mended the best m their effects the for
aud improving the sight in continued writing reading
Short sighted and such have been upon
cataract also be suited inserts kewse glass
Of superior quality in old frames and socs the patronage
all in want of his articles. Please call
NJ WISE, Optcian,
sis lm+rc 437 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-10-20
miscellaneous us RECORD.


PACKET SHR QUEBEC HebaId, for London will sail to-
day noon, and the Rochester Bton for Liverpool to-
sHip GRrAr BRITAIN Chase, will sail this morning for
China
REPORTED ExcLusvELY--The following list of vessels
n h. ur in sSysafs other
the Herald to the shipping and mercantile
Oct FsSs: ss$
ssS
ssEiv %sms e EnaIsy H,,.n,
-Barqae NJ w Brett, Neayi,as. to Brett & toss.:..
h'h Hs Hssss %Sa:f Whitney
srs help; %pfssHS Ss9y ssdsSsy ''''A''' 'e''''
-BBrx BIixx :: ss,s, s.sy sSr} Assi.ssyIcol.. AssiSsfsy
BB ErsSas Ssa% Gass ksy to M.nd
Rr;s Emily Emil Charleston tS ~ Durham Dmon
Br!s. Ganars, and v L Jones, Wilmington, NC.
IT,: coasters
Sasais '!s and
eIeon used save him by lowering the boat she filed
owing to the heavy and by the time the ship wore round
Beautiful cEslt Of .hou, 200 launched
brig ratg and she feet
Newark intends making his first voyage to the OF
Africa, and then establish her regularly in the West India
Whalemen.
Ar at New Bedford nth inst. barque Donne Boston,
E sS hera Isle France
spoken.
Ship Monong1hels, days from Philadelphia for Liverpool
Brig Malta tBr from New Brunswick for London Oct l. lat
Brig Paragon Providence from Belfast for Charleston
1ith inst lat 40 TO- Ion 60 50.
Foreign Ports.
PoiNr PErRE. Quad Sept 20-n barque Floyd, dSsg
6yEnSe oet n1Gld b:rgses yndsato5 Lyerposl; Re.in
''" -''a'''' Home Ports.
BaTH Oct ii-Cld ship Meteor Nsw Orleans; brig Frank
E r ss ;
s:'; sS sS g. ss STAR
Bd;.Ss$ md Esa IL" S.sa: : S;sss.
sysunsh Loo. s,lsm bsraues hsti; New Or Cs!ha
ai
NYoIk Also cid brgs Fawn Santiago, Cape Hay
Oct lAr ship sss.ts LireIpsGl Sid
brig TySss 1ass is' .Srs Sutton aoSs Cal
Fs'issi cas ss sd
NEW on MsS Y S.:s
ard viii M sal ast; .oop New Icadon New
Mex schr Ventura Tsmpico Below, coming up ship Her
from Aransas aud ship unknown. Capt Davis of
towboat rorpcse from the Passes reporsshp Wabash
8h ships Yazoo and Epamnondas anchor inside
bar Cid barque Rob Norris Savannah schr Eugene Aran
Bay.
PRoyIpEScE, Oct l7-Arr schrs Lodema Eliza Hume and
Republican philadeipha Learder Albany Emily and
Jupiter, doi Willard Active Long and Arion, NewYork
Sid schrs xAn Wilson, and VIM Young Phadepha; sloops
Mary Brush. do; Rienzi, NYork via Newport
n: 4 sch,
York brig Savannah, Hawiey, do.
ron nc 0st % MAs5 ;hn sehr Smith 9 Lee New
Wadoboro; 18TH brig Deli. Faes, New Yok Gid 10th, big
2 ,tfeld, GgadalouIe; Z Powell. Williams, and D
jones' Cole New York; 18Th brig Electro Boston; h brig
Exile (Br) Antigua; Eth, schr d. Drscol New York;
18TH brig Lisbon Newburyport; Br schr Morning Star
MP.
The New York herald., 1845-10-20
TINCTURE AND LOTION
OF INVIGORATION.

w AND LUTON INVIt5O.
RATION beyond all comparison, the rapid and
psrman snt stimulan enence They speedily renew the
impaired energies Of life 1mpotency unfruulness
and debility and quick and positive remedies
for all the diseases Produced by certain soay habits Their
effect absolute and that the vgor they mpart
felt IN five minutes after they made Of and last
ing il m aud pleasant The Tncture which
tremey pleasant the INTERNAL and the Lotion
external remedy and they may be used separately with
ecacious together Prepared
bottles-pce dollars three dollars for bottle each
For sale the Patent Medical Agency IL Ann st. back Office
first floor For the convenience OF persons living distance
the Tinctue and Lotion also prepared N powders which
with full direction and USE at double Letter
postage Price dollars for letter package Containing
two powders for the Tnc!ure and The other for Lotion
or FIVE dollars for double pachsge Al orders be post
city. oI6 Iusr
The New York herald., 1845-10-20
Foreign Importations.

LivrnrooL-Ship Sam Hicks-fa pkgs Bird Gillian q CO..
sn sac salt a3 tons coal Hicks pks Ham
Seh,sEe s koop coll, Hy Wnkeyi9 Titus ConeIyou
Benz Ma%1pdn IsSLsoueas Phelps Dodge
W,.y rstthson cog CauldweII-3 Hunt Brothsrs-2
III mnson eo-l0 Luaueer cog Leerts
yens%s pkss es saa % %Blsssker ootho.2 bsrs Ste.
,n pJH renltney Jenkns--s0 ANnmford-a s,sme
Jos E.on2 nal sm,,l Tbuga eo-4 wa r Tspscott-i
II iJenn.tonn n nro2 .srpender }reen--i ornine
coIsco Wm "hso.s D'orowEl Berian--s vreeiand
= ny MeHs col James Roberson-5 Pembssop
The New York herald., 1845-10-20

FRuIr-Accounts received per steamer OF a violent
storm at Malaga the sth ult causing great damage
under process of curing, and rise in prices there
caused considerable speculative stir in Boston. The
sales, as far as able to learn are about 10000
boxes buch to arrive prices ranging all the way from
20 SO per box-neary all the old also bought
say 1000 boxes bunch at per box and 400 casks
black mark terms private. By auction prior receipt
of this news 200 boxes bunch, old, so 65 400 half
do, TIC; 200 Or do 34c each cash. Sale of part Of
recent import Zane Currants from London lie per h.
months
The New York herald., 1845-10-20
BARTINL'S LOTION.

NOTICE TO STRANGERS AND CITIZ EMS
Hoc is possible that persons ,ciH consent 10 suffer Nth
pain, rhen caused By Rheumgtism Sprains Bruises Dis
locations, Cuts, Giandior Tumors, Llmbdgo, Head.dehe
Cramp in the Stomach, &C.:
ONE BOTTLE OF the above invaluable Lotion will be
~ sufficient satisfy the sceptca that The most
be depended article before public for
the eecua relief and Of Of The above Affections To
which a are liable, more less fact it is we'll ss.
tablshed Family Medicine and should always be In
PERSONS house, throughout the country they will then
hve remedy al hand which be depended upon in
Of accidents, &c.
For SALE wholesale and retail the Propetors Depot 33
United States. Price Is cents ~
e. g. BARTINE & CO.. Propretors
. 323 Broadway, New York,
tually attended to- olG im.eod rc
The New York herald., 1845-10-20
DIR. POWELL. M. ID.


OCULISI and OPERATIVE SURGEON,
A TTENDS exclusively to DISEASES OF THE EYE, and
a 70 operations upon that organ His method Of
ing has been highly successful This affection
Is frequently far advanced before the suspicious Of the
are aroused the disease often without any apparent
and the eye exhibiting very little morbid change The
more prominent symptoms gradual obscurity and impair
men! Of vision objects at first looking misty confased-n
resng the letters not distinctly defined but each
otsr-yision becomes more and ndisnct sometimes
only portions objects being visible dark moving spots
NOTES 70 float IN the air flashes Of light evolved
companied by PAIN gddness and Of heavness the
brow or temple toe frequently by neglect
CArARAcTs AND OrAcIrEs Specks the Eye efec-
tually removed The most inveerate Of SQUIRTING
cured in few minutes ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted with
out an operation painso closely corresponding ma
tura movement and appes DEFY detection A
vice given the kind Of SPECrACLES ADAPTED TO parti
cuar defects. Residence and Offices 26 BROADWAY icor>
ner Of Warren street.) au2s imfec
DR ABBOIT may be consulted confdentially his
10 Duane street. where icted with delicate dis
eases old syphilitc ulcers diseases Of the bladder urehr
Renee IN the best hospitals Europe besides years
meat OF delicate Diseases enable him speedy and
adica in the without the OF mercury
Dr. A. feels confident that he has performed cures re-
eyed more uerng humanity from the above diseases
any other physician in New York Beware Of imposition
90 not mistake-6 medicine may be had prevent the
above diseases IN all their varieties. Attendance from A. M
till 10 r. M. Charges reasonable.
N b. Dr. Abbott the regular Musician in
Duane street, old Dr. Cooper. "a Im*rc
The New York herald., 1845-10-20
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. OCTOaER "a
Arrived.


Ship Samuel Hicks Bunker from Liverpool 2osh ult with
mdse 70 Hicks Co. 9Th inst lat as Ion 40 passed large
ship with Letter in her fore ep:a supposed to be
Bargas KeSnne6ec smith .s days from ST Ubes with 4as
ueay for SSss9n spoke sh inst lat % 2 lon se 4o brig Re-
Bremen barque Ernst Gustav. Baurmann Bremen 9th
ult. with mdse TO Meyei K stucken.
hr,s so.est @ Drew n Port Prince with $50 bags
Edw Frank. Dillingham;. for do log.
Brig S9des Tafbc, days from Ponce PR With
pha dE Barqas Gilbert Givsen. for Cowes market.
British brig Grand Turk Camm IS days from Black River,
Ja with 100 bags pmento to Brainr wood 10
puns rum q Mln. Left no Americans.
British brig Osprsy Calhoun. IA days from 81 John NIB
with grlndstones. 70 Soule, Whitney x Co.
Swedish brig Charotts, Samwitz from Philadelphia and II
hours from the Capes, in ballast. 10 VIM Weissrr.
Brig Gen S'rk Langhon, days from Fairfield ballast
Schr Harrison Knox, Folly Landing, corn
Schr October, Baxter Boston, mdse.
Schr Octavia, Churchill, Boston, mdse.
Hamburg bsrque franklin Seeboom, from Hamburg with
mdse, TO Schmidt x Balchen.
Also, barque trig, unknown.
Sailed.
SHIP Nicholas Bdde Mobiles bsrque yssurun, Cuacoa;
brigs Castro. Demeraa; Sarah st Johns NF; Maria HILL
Boston, aud others.
The New York herald., 1845-10-20

Burriu JohnsoS-ie Barclay Livins.ton-a5 Black
cks Q pkgs 30 ordsr.
B.EMEr-Barque Ernst Gustav-s pkss Bsllin Sander-5
Junk X Behrmann-9 q & Homann Evers-l Fellows X
Wadsworth12p hlurray.2J Nspsr-s OsiIch. 4 Krugere
Kmmer-S a II Wad.i Bogart nesIand-ie Pavsnstedt
Gronng-l Rolker Molmann-3 kohnstanm-7 1868
bxs pipes Is do mdse l29 cks pipe clay to order.
poScE-Brg Cordeis-ss hhds sugar Meyer stncken-s5
do Osrchs kruger-s7 hhds bbs sugar
moasses A5 hides cask potash II Southmayd X son.