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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10

90 barrels No Castor OF;
40 do Linseed Oil;
500 kegs White Lead;
10 ibis. Spirits Turpentinei
Just received and will be sold very low
by o. O. WOODMAN,
Druggist, V'cksburg.
Orders sent to o. Q. WooDmAN & Co.
AGO City, will be promptly executed.
August &, 1916 6m
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
LEGISLATURE


9ENAToRs'
ADAMS. james MolcaIfc.*
unite. --Iehu Wnli.r
Auaia, Leote and Neshoba Goo. Xix.
Bolipar, Codhoma, DeSoto, iss0qaeaa,
Sunfower, Tnaicc, and Washington. -
Felix Labauye.
Carroll. -- William Booths
Cb{ckaeam and Okhbbeha. John II
Williams.
Ch0etdlg. - Edward johnson.
Ciaiborae. -parmouus l3riscoe.
Clarke, Coringt0a, Jones anil Wayne.
John H, Horne.
Copidh,--Sephon T'iIIman.
Green, Hancock, Jackson and Perry.
A w. Ramsay.
Franklin and jefferson I'D, TurnorF
iiiads.--Jamos DupreoF
Holmes Tansdale.*
Itdeamba and Poatotoc .--R 0, Boene.
jasper, Merton, Scott and Smiths.
X Adams.
hemper and Lautlerdaic Il. A. DUR
Lqfage9e.--Alcxander II Pegues.
Laurence and MUioa,--AHhur Fox,
Lownacs,-- Dabnoy Lipscomb.
Madison and Yasoo.--W VIM. r. Miles.
Marshall. Joseph w. Motthowa,
Monroe. Nj. Ackor
NoEabee and Wnston--A w. Dnbney
Pamela and Taliahatchie. John w.
14umpkin.
FiS@. Gnorge Nicholson.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10

DELEGATION 10 CONGRESS
Senator's; jesse Spoight, ill March 4,
1851; ]. W. Chalmers, III an election by
tho Legislature,
Representatives. Jacob Thompson, X,
w. Roberts, jeff, Davis, Stephen Adams.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10

HbLANKS. - Magistrates Summons
D and Executions, and Conslabe's
Blonde, for sale at this Office.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10

NO cure mo pay.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10

Fresh Drugs.
I 600 OUNCES Of oainine'
l25 ounces Hydriodate of Potash
so do Morphine;
200 do Powd. Rhubarb;
200 do " lpecac;
$50 do genuine English Calomel !
$50 do F." American do.
$50 90 Blue Mass.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10

King, Mrs louisa orWoodwaTd, G D
Maj WIN Kirkwood
Oct. /, 1916. 42.3l
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10

A LIST OF LETTERS remaining
"a in the Post Office at CarrolIlon on
the LIST day Of October 1916.
The New York herald., 1845-09-05

II the steamship Caledonia, from Liverpool q Halifax
For Bost tinMessrs Cameron, lady, child and servant
William Crpps. Joseph Cnpps Miss Cnpps Mrs Breeze.
Wlcox Mtssrs Ta, and lad, I Jackson, sdy, infant
Dr Goldman, Revd Felt and lady Dr. Parker and lady,
land Rii15d, Talamont, Joseph Grant stwart and la
Sarland, Biaagff, H,sgery, Bnney, Rbby; Charles
Graham, Perkins 4 T Greene, F Field, John 4 Norris
SH Norris, Scharlenberg, | Kerr = Kerr, Jr A D
Mann Goldman II Harms, Brasseam ROBINSON Jno Boadle
Eamoid Hayden, Hayden Jno Boyd Herdon Broomield
Wyey; Chas Foal, David Belhouse, Vim Robinson James
Robinson; VIM K-ll, Moses Bottomley, Jno Pullman aud
Turner Jr-85. -
From Halifax % Bos,on-Judse Bolton lady and child
Miss Bouiton, Mrs. ro Miss Preston and servant Mrs
!, a areeman Mrs Gorsoran and child, Messrs
Hugh Carey Jarvis And lady, Rogers Jao Tob
Thtsh MeCglly Edward Cunard jr, Lawson and James
M.nsELtEsSBaque san r Missouri Mu!lowny, Phade
pha; Mrs NJ Stephens, Baltimore; w Gale wife and
child New Oreans;J Rosynkowsk and wife, New York
3 IN the steersge.
v 6AL,zE, hsS1unAs-Barque joan r Gardaer-Edmond De
sr; F. Martin OF g., Gaaamaa; Dyson Esq of England
renzi, Of Guayama Abeille Mayaguez.
CHARLEsToN-Shp Sullivan-Messrs keiffer Shuc kmann
and Odendorf-3 in the steerage.
The New York herald., 1845-09-05
Miscellaneous Record.

PACKET sHp HErNY CLAY, Nye sails tomorrow for Llv
erpool
Iowboat Ad5,,'ic New Orleans M the sw Pass on the
Nashville still the Bari ship Berie in attempting to 90 over
viii compelled to take out part Of ber before shs
can be got Off the ships Tntoa and America still anchor
An Am ship from snmatra has put into Maurtus leaky
The Mcmc from Quebec Flint got on shore yesterday
% IL, he riyer Dee, but came of to-day
G & on her beam ends aud part Of her crew taken of by
the rzsoeth a. th pohe remainder Of the going
The VIM Scott I'm pslire here sh Inst on Sd July Ia,
Jon 2 passed 80 bales Of co and picked two marked
Eveline, from Kllal. Quebec fouudered on her voyags
down the ed EveIne and succeeded in rescains iso
qw b s.saa5 ron w;tT nnd in less than hours
WatGErp7fisbng schr Fortune, Pearce, Pearson,
aam6 as By .oop p ;oS sis~ on
her wSsenSn T,y from B5l,;sS LsLiaGr To- e Pg@Ga,h
Boston vas lost 9elr A'chat, 26th ut no parculars
.aI SfFa 9m e S M T. wh GGP Fame Rdd.
wh.!e SIP & eua"s g At which had been upset short time
Boston. "'' ~
Arr Nast1eset alst ut Foster from Pacific,
a wbes w o n M also 80 sp on freight e. from 2. ss9 Eagle
S%.%d 'f Ocean
and d NV wv Coast; ' Ohio dol Prmshats DO,
Passed Aug 10Th 90 lonu an outward bound whaIer
showing white signal, blue ball, in cente.
spoken.
Cromwell, Liverpool, 70 Quebec, 9th Aug. lat 81, Ion H.
Dee from Havana, l7th Jbly, lat -, Ion ~.
Hannah, Liverpool TO iialifax. ith August, Ion 90
Schiller, Baltimore, 70 Bremen, lat 70, Ion 49,
Mara Louise, Of Cadiz bound to Newburyport 7th u lat
&c, Ion 50.
Herman, Of Baltimore, 9Th, lat II, Ion A..
York Cor Havana.
orzmbo from New orcsn. for Liverpool Aug 18TH lat 81
II. lon 20 q.
Lion from BATH for Guadsoupe Aug 18Th lat 2s2 lon 81
mel " '''' nus " " ~ ~
George Haskell from Newburyport for Richmond Sept g.
off Chatham 'f - ~' ' :.
~ 20 " i"'''' @"e ~ ~ "''''
Hope Of North Yarmouth from New York FOR xibar. Gu
ba, Aug 9Th, lat 30 10, lon 50 59
Dover IRON Boston for Baltimore no date lat 10 3d. Ion H.
The New York herald., 1845-09-05

ctuacrcuaon i2l63O3o 2l ,Dl035 6975 2J9 lao
II will be by these statements that although the
amount Of notes issued has since the 9TH July been
steadily diminishing the actual circulation has been in
creasng This has been produced by much greater
duction in the amount of notes hand than in the
amount Of issues Since June oIst there has been
steady weekly decrease in the amount of bullion on
hand From June 2lst to August 9th period of only
even weeks, the bullion in the bank diminished
f9OO0o5 more than fl25 900 per week AT this rate
the issues othe Bank would brought
down to the parliamentary level, the consequence OF
which would be low prices for all the staple articles
OF trade. The drain of gold reported had been
caused by the unfavorabe prospects the harvest and
depends entirely upon the OF the crops whether
the drain will be continued The circulation Of
the Bank of England f2447O5 larger on the 9th OF
August than on the 2ls of June and the OF bull
lion hand 1900 less The condition of the Bank
regulated by the amount of specie and the OF
notes on hand, than by the Of issues The
issues on the 9th Of August f540395 less than
the 10Th of July, while the difference in the actual
culaton was only fl53s9O
The excite in relation the railway specuations
runs In Great Britain as high What the result
OF this mania will be it is impossible to tell but it appears
very plain that the lawyers and brokers will make for
tunes out OF the movement. This railway speculation
has already cheated singular and strange opera
tons, in which many individual parties heretofore hold.
ing honorable positions in society have been
implicated. Cases of the grossest fraud have
been discovered in the subscription and transfer
Of shares in which the uninitiated principals
have been the sufferers the brokers pockeng every dol
lar entrusted to them. The lawyers have pocketed
thousands upon thousands of pounds drawn from the
companies contemplating lines for legal services rem
dered inttendng and presenting the claims for road to
the board authorised by Parliament brokers have
swindled the poorer classes they have upon the plea OF
paying heavy premiums for shares in companies
and in ginary expenses drained the last dollar from
thousands Of individuals, and left many heretofore in
good circumstances, beggars These are some of the
beauties and benefits of such wild speculation as this
and the invariably the sufferers by the delu
sion The very nstgators of these bubbles those who
initiate them purposely to draw in those fond of rskng
their fortunes in such operations invariably get safe ont
before the explosion This railway speculation in Great
Britain will, without doubt result the completion OF
several lines now contemplated and in the ruin Of thou
sands who have anticipated making rapid and immense
fortunes from limited investments
The New York herald., 1845-09-05

Cleared
Ba,que Paulina sterns, Dunkrk, Howes 4 Godfrey
Big caSasa, a"s Cushing hSs SpsiHsi Spsiseieo!a
B Bg Macon hqs m svamnsh DsmaTess %
B HsTifsd sIsai% saiIsS R%S1
seEs Bedsme%ls BaSsie Texas Ss,'Ss Ss;mi,h Walsh
sehr Midas, Fleneh,' Proy!dence.
sebT ssRT Hshipdsr Fds;o sa hs1sv Hsqs Ksn%ond
ss%t Boston, cToyiii, FG,iaasirSis. is'
sioop i, v" Victor 'i Rhode ssf froviSeaee %sS,s'
Ship Sullivan, Waite ga days from Charleston with cotton
Ship Catherine Crane days from Chaeston with cotton
Barque Missouri, Sylvester from MaselIes July 49, and
Ion ST. fell in with the scr aona water logged both
'i; sai ff$ s ' "fi's w ss
es' roi T @B%ry9% Bsly & SS.S S @
d Rob Roy H d day. sy'h a for H's
baJape JohH GARDNER P,dersen from Balse Hon Aug
Wade for ofk The Andrew Ring, sailed for New York
Barqae Ronsd'qS % Major days from Savannah with
marsh: 81 Spofford 4 Tileston.
brig sysa from Bahia with sa
brig and schr not recoiected Experienced light
Norwegian brig TrcolSr Merrien As days from Bremen
ballast hss % Mnv5s to poDps o.,
s mGh'i ks s and m bS hhd hopsy TO Ho s y.se
Amanda, Avery for New YORK. IS ds; Demaar Bia chard
do % ds The Fame, OF 'ston sid m Neuvita for Mana
au 8th to load with copper for Boston Sept t lat
20 lou 70 49, spoke brig Marrow II DAYS from Marinco for
Norfolk
Brig savsnnsh. Dixon days from savannah with cotton
Sarses Ceanan ist inst lat IS Ion "A a. exchanged sig
nsls with brig New Jersey hence for Savannah
Scr Patriot Purchase - days from Port Prince with 366
bags coffee l2 600 lbs logwood. to Rosere bis ginger
Hog,,th Left brig Hsytia Cnts Of aud for New ork in
Had oheave overheard of the deck load ooewood
10 tighten the vessel
Sehr Register Hoosck days from Swansboro NC, with
| naval stores, to Depeyster Whitmarsh
Sehr Charles Henry, Tunnel from Delaware with
| SJ Moreau.
schr Sussex, Townsend, fro Delaware with corn to
! Moreau
Schr Montreal Hamilton Of Portland from Richmond coal.
Schr PAtrck Henry Chester, from Richmond, tobacco
Schr J X Sands, Wainwright from Virginia.
Schr Thomss Nancy Simons, from Washington NC.
Schr Brsndywine, escot, from Plymouth NC, corn.
Schr Cadmus, Brown; from Ocrscoi e. naval stores.
Schr American Coaster, Mann, from Virginia
Schr Frank, Decker, from Georgetown flour.
Schr j Monroe -, from Baltimore corn
Schr Richard Taylor, Gutter, from Thomaston lime.
Schr Jew, Hawes, from Harwich fish.
Schr Eunine Cobb Hawes from Harw.h fish.
Schr Ann, Denman, from Thomas,on, lime.
Schr h Buckman -, from Virginia.
Below.
Bremen brig, from Bremen, with ndss to & Muller
Sailed.
Ship Panama, Cameron Sten; brgs Caroline Chareston
| Maria Grace st Johns
The New York herald., 1845-09-05
A BOAT RACE

w LII come on al the Elysan Fields. Hoboken Sept ~
~ lsao prze OF Fifty Dollars will be given for race
~ iouf oafed ace Boats, exceed 81 feet
rive Dollars; the winning host her entrance
money with the prize, and all other entrance money 10 lie
gwen 90 ne second hest boat also prize Of twenty-five dol
lars WI he gwen Tor Of pair Of scn boats not 10
cxce.d y etong entrance two dollars and fifty cents, the
winning po 20 receive her entrance money with the prize
anu all ohe entrance money to be the second best
boat In boats wishing to for the above races will
will be allowed TO enter after that time ' -
S. Gtis = Al NcCARTy
1'Ht TREASURER Of the Fire Depart nent Fund graft.
lug edges the receipt Of three hundred and thir
re Jso dollars by the hands Of Richard Irwin. ESQ.,
aona,'on a. 70 the charitable fluid q the Department.; being The
Charitable Institutions o this city o the moneys collected
nom visitors to the IRON steamer Great Britain. -,
lean fsq asa donation from the Wardens Of the oh Ward
- :, JOHN 3 GILES, Treas Fire Department Fund
New York, sept. ath, 1916. sjlrr
The New York herald., 1845-09-05
Of which was taken for export We shall continue our
former quotations at present

FLouR-The receipts of fresh ground have not been
large with good demand which has taken OH the re-
ceipts at 81 s Genesee with sales from at sll
Yesterday the market rather quiet both holders and
buyers awaiting the by the Caledonia at Boston,
which received here this morning, without having
any effect prices previously sellers firm at
former rates at which the transactions Of the day
been.
GnaiS.-Several samples of southern Wheat offering
change to-day held at % to l0Oc according to quality
- sales.
PRousioN-Ohio Pork has met sales to some extent at
Si Mess which is an Improvement % cents per bar
rel within few days Prime continues at $lI. Beef
Steady at SGT a 9i Mess; sol s6i prime. Lard-No
change; bbls Sc; kegs, sic. Tallow, o3 1t. Hams
Shoulders Sc, without change. Butter-The stock and
and receipts small with fair demand at III &c., for
western stores Ia lac for Dairy; Orange county pals
- 20 cts Should the receipts be ample. these
prices may not be sustained.
Rsr.-The quantity offering has been small for some
aays with sales of northe old extent at 69c;
CSC.
sEsDs-The late active demand has subsided, ana the
article dull with downward tendency. Glover SsI,
for good free Ohio Timothy Sil SIS per terce
WHisXEY-With moderate receipts and fair demand,
continues steady-prison bbls. 23i; common 235 /;
drudge 23
Foreign Markets.
The New York herald., 1845-09-05
Sales of Stocks Mt Boston.
BosTos, Sept. 2, ls45

BOSTON, sept. 2, lSl5.
The dozen removals Of which wrote you in my last
and the nomination of their made and
forwarded to the Secretary Of the Treasury but thanks
to his wisdom and rmness they all retoed and
men, stop has been put to further democratic butch.
cry" No more removals of dem will be sanction
ed Peace will be restored to the custom house and no
further distraction of the democratic party crafty the
disappointed though hattered tavorite OF the party
said the removals all negatived. So is the
fact But one nomination confirmed and that was
to fill vacancy caused by resignation procured partly
by coercion, and partly by misrepresentation and de-
cepon but the cunning OF the measure can only be nm
derstoodby reference to the person appointed fad this
been known to the Secretary are we that il would
never have received his appreciation. The Collector
having remote relative whom he wished to provide
for dare not propose him the stead OF officer to be
removed, but connniving with good whig appraiser
artuily induced, by persuasion deception aud
an artless utexcellent young man. resign an Office
worth eleven hundred dollars year. and take another
dollars. And all this conrvance and manager emept was
to make place-for whoml a man OF worth respecta.
blny, and long serycel citizen OF the old Bay State
Noe OF these. A young man, scarcely of age is
brought from Ohio. What his mersi lie is dis.
sn cousin Of the collector his wife. What are the
great political services which ente him 10 this extra.
ordinary transfer! lie has only been known for his un.
Collector Morton for any Office high or low The single
irt that he procured, III the Baltimore Convention the
one vote for Morton from Ohio for President is reason
enough for all that has been done. But who is hei his
lame Is not allowed to get into the spapers and is
icarcely known TO any in tho Custom House.
The New York herald., 1845-09-05
CO M M n IL CIAL.
New York, Thurs,Iay. Sc,

ASHES Both Pots and Pearls continue in fair reanes,
at previous rates. Pots S3s Pearls siJ.
CoRsAll the receipts OF Southern disposed of at 81
5ls; no Northern Offering for days, would bring
about 62c; samples Of any kind Offering to-day Oats
have improved with moderate receipts-canal as 4ic;
southern, acc. No Barley received.
CorToN-In consequence of the late hour at which
the letters were delivered by the steamer Caledonia the
operations in this staple have been small to-day. Hold.
Is demand urhsr advance and buyers are reluctant
gNe in We only heard Of the sale of 600 bales all
The New York herald., 1845-09-05

oured make three millions of dollars. We trust the
public generally will subscribe literally and place the
company in a condition to go forward with the work
pidy The companys appeal to the public viii be found
in another column.
The arrival Of the steamship Caledonia, at Boston
from Liverpool puts in possession of commercial ad
vices from Europe fourteen days later than those re-
ceiyed by the Hibernia This news is in a
commercial visw, highly interesting, but not very
important Cotton remained firm at previous
quotations; and the prospects for a fair harvest had
frightened The supply OF grain from Ireland had been
much larger than anticipated, and very decided i'm
provement had been produced in commercial affairs gen.
orally, by the favorable change in the markets.
The harvests had not all been gathered and there
chances yet for further improvement further de-
preston in the markets The advces by the steam
or will be more conclusive and this question will not
until then be settled. In the meantime spectators in
-four and wheat in this country will be on the gu rre
The London money market the 18th ult, was in ve
condition; the rate Of interest the same as pre-
vousy reported and the abundance of capital seeking
employment large usual The restrictions placed
upon the money market in consequence of the antcipa
ted short harvest had been removed and quotations for
securities had in many instances advanced An improve
ment had been experienced in American stocks and
sales Of Pennsylvania SIS had been made at slight ad
vance.
We annex the current quotations for American securi
ties in Lsndon at four periods There appears to have
been very little alteration since last June =
QuorATioNs FOR AMERICAN srocxs IN LONDON.
The New York herald., 1845-09-05

BosroS, Sept. 4th, ls45.
.4riral cfMe Caledonia-The Weather-Tompkins Blues
Manager PeBys Inritaton-LHness Of Judge Story
Hogard .7theneum-Money Market. -
The steamship Caledonia, long expected arrived here
as you are aware long before this yesterday morning
Her does not turn out to be important or exct
ing anticipated and has had little or no effect
upon the markets The old adage that the worst part
story always comes first has proved in this case
and there seems little chance of relieving the
starving John Bulls with American provender. So the
hopes of the wheat growers are blghted
We have had remarkably strange of weather here
Of late; for two or three days last week it was cold
enough for greatcoa and mens. but for day or two
past, it would seem that dog days had recommended.
The Tompkn's Blues, of your city, who are on visit
to us, are gathering golden opinions" SC. Their drill
is excellent and they very gentlemanly set of ie
lows They were invited to visit Hing han in
the steamer Mayfower but at the time appointed, A.
NJ, twas raining great guns and they could get off
however, they went down in the afternoon with the
Boston Light Infantry who have taken them under
cal projections; and on their return received by
the Washington Phalanx who fed them Faneuil Hall
In the evening, both companies, and of the B. l..
G.s visited the National Theatre by special invitation OF
Brother Pelby who extended II entirely Of the libe.
ra'y OF ms heart, and not to make money-oh no not
he He didn't stick up big posters announcing the fact
nor advertise 1t in all the papers. You would
catch him doing such thing as that This afternoon
they are to have grand drill on the Common, and at 5
o'clock they start en- route for home.
am sorry to inform you that Judge Story is extreme.
iy ILL., SO much So that his life is dspaired Of His dis.
is said to be the as that which caused the
death of Hon. Hugh S. Legare while here with Presi
dent Tyler some two years since. II is of internal
sfanguation, twisting of the ntestines upon itself
He has resigned his seat upon the bench the resignation
to take effect next Wednesday.
Our theatre going population all impatient for the
opening oil the Howard Athenaum 1t is to be most
elegant and recherche affair and will be opened on the
on OF October with the seguin Opera Troupe when
Norma is to be brought out in style worthy OF the
work at least so Sessrs. Ayling Johnson say.
The money market is very tight and - per cent be-
ing asked and paid first rate acceptance Good rea
son for this there and the banks refuse alto
gether to do anything themselves probably reapng
| the benefit of il through the brokers'
! Sales of Stocks Mt Boston.
BRogERs BOARD Sept 3i25 shares Reading Railroad 2tss
do Worsted Co, 1885, G5 do East Boston Co l3,: ~
do Western Ratio id M 9 2j do Long Island Iroad
Gf; i2' do Wilmingon Railroad, ~: 50 do do, II 76 100
dodo 20 ds lt4 $1,000 Reading Railroad oonds, 6ja
SECOND BoARD-l0 sla es Portland, S4co Portsmouth II
r. ltoA do Western Railroad. g2, SO Long Islsnd Rail
road oi 100 do do 10 d, 81; 2 do do ca do II
| ds Ga; 50 do Reading Railroad 10 ds, 2i7s
The New York herald., 1845-09-05

We learn from gentleman who came nm in the
steamer star last evening that the U schr Onkahyee
which sailed hence with dispatches for Texas on the
xo u had put back aud anchored abreast of Old Point
light house about O'Clock yesterday afternoon 0nr
Herald Sept B. 9''
The New York herald., 1845-09-05

On the 4th instant in the Beecker street church H.
the Rev. Charles Bush, Mr. JONAS F. Cosx1Is to n,y
C.rn.Niss E. eldest daughter Of John Post jun ali 81
this city. ' " VI
The New York herald., 1845-09-05

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDEvT.-J. T. Pick
Ett OF kentucky, as consul Of the United States for
utks island, IN the place OF Abraham Morre recalled
Sias Comsock naval officer for the district OF proyi
dehce fhode Island, vice Moses Richardson. removed
The New York herald., 1845-09-05
Domestic ImportatIons. /.

SayANSAH-Brig savannah-aa6 bales cotton stone25
Brigham-7 Burrtt Johnston-59 II Graves-l0O cks
Spoiford, Tieston co-5s Depeyster Whitmarshl
box Perkins Hopkns-l iron chest Delano-l box S La
throp-l do Aen-l Ashley, Poole Coz Weed-1
Sawyer-l 7 Brown
The New York herald., 1845-09-05

On the 30th Of August Of Cholera Infanum at STONY
Brook Long Island EDNA youngest daughter Of Thomas
H and Edna Hadaway aged 2 years and months
The New York herald., 1845-09-05
Foreign lmportations.

BELIZE Hon Barque John Gardner-S5 S6i Alexandra
81 539 LabonerreS 200 MaIkoe Wilbur Scott-Sil lag
100 logs mahogany 10 do cedar ogwood 2O8 lbs old cop
The New York herald., 1845-09-05

0G- The Vestry of the Church of the En;nb.nv
have elected the Rev James II fowles Of South Caro-
ina, Rector OF that church.-Phla Gas ~
The New York herald., 1845-09-05
BY Last Nights Southern Mail,

,PHrapEfrIh Sept t-Ar Tangent. Spear. NYork CID
Mary Ann, Fall River; Catharine Jane IIatfard
BALTIMORE, Sept iAr Frithof, tSw) Rio Janero; Berry
Boston. - ' '''
The New York herald., 1845-09-05
ROYAL d. YMPiC THEATRE.
MO NJ'p E1y

VNHIs establishment will be ready for unlimited Theatrical
Performances the beginning Of September under the
management the subscriber who wall proposals for
engagements from iadie and gentlemen oi scknow talent
The opening q he sa,d Theatre for few evenings will be with
he celebrated Sgnora Rosna Pco aud Sgnor De Bgns
the evenings entertainment will be nterpsed with Vaude
vile Dancing Orchestral Oyeures the orchestra being
mens in the hands offve British music masters.
se3 I'm nc VT. MAZZOUHI, ID, M
The New York herald., 1845-09-05
Foreign Markets.


NEuvITAs, Aus ai.-The markets are overstocked with
all kinds of Provisions, and the weather very warm.