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FRESH TRoUBLEs IN CENTRAL AMERICA.- Vera Cruz papers to the 3Oth ut. received the of fee of the N. Y. Express contain the following mel lgence from Central America:
 Leon the capital of Nicaragua, which had been in a state of siege by Gen. Maespn, taken by force of arms after bloody contest; and aclsof cruelty perpeirated by the conquerors equaled only in ihe ~ars of Buenos Ayres. The Guatemala Gazette states that than thousand persons were assas- sinated or burnt by Gen. Malespin. without distinc ton of age, e,-w0man, children and priests.
 While the besiegers abandoned themselves 10 these excesses. Gen. Cabanas and the ether defenders of Leon retired with few and the military chest and, reaching the province Of Salvador, of which Maespin IS Governor, the man who had the command in his absence, and the people, rose against Malespn The chambers have declared his election null, the result of military violence, and instituted proceedings against him, ordered his property 10 be seized and that, in of his refusing to appear. on trial he shall be held and treated trator.-ile was afler wards accommodated by Bishop Viteiey, win all the ceremonies of the church, for the assassination of hepriests of Leon.
 Males,,in, on his part, was marching for San Sal vador, the head of his iroops and his position Is exactly like that in which tSen. Santa Anna lately placed himself in Mexico.
 Bishop Campoy, of Camayagua. on his return from his consecraton in Guatemala, stopped wiihin the limits of his diocese, and told the people not to pro ceed, while Gen. Maespin had aru's in his haHds.
 The Government of Guatemala had prohibited the admission of the Jesuit arthers, who were m the city their way that state, and it did not permit them to land in the port Of lzabal It appears that this was done because the President Gen. Carera had received information that they going 10 exert themselves to secure his overthrow. We are assured however, that he has paid their passage although he does not admit them.
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Grocery, Produce and Provision Market.


 GENERAL REMARKs-Business has been entirely life less during the week-our wrves and principal business streets exhibiting all the nHnmaton of mid summer. To add if possible, the general stapna ton we have the prospect Of an early interruption riv CT navigation two boats aground above The imports of most articles have been lght-corn flour and two other articles however, continue to arrive in qlant les far beyond the demInd-in consequence pn- ces rule low with heavy stocks. Tine weather has been dry and very warm The city enjoys rood health BA0eIse AND RoPE-Kentucky Bageing i2Ol2j3 cash and l3Ol33ac on me rope 5(a51s, and 5a 06i4c very ull, with good supply BAcos-H Hams in bbls 8O9c, extra 90 IO1Ec; sides 0 Th ana shoulders 5D514c, quite dull, with good stock 161ac; Northern 2Ua2c.
 CHEEsE-Wesiern 90 l0c-ught supply and request CAsDLEs-Sperm 27(G29c, dull supply good.
 CoFFkk-Nith very moderate stock the market re- Rio 7Hf07hc. ' 0'fP''@' '' FLOUR Heavy stock and request-ohio s4 3O04 45. and Missouri s4Ak05. VI ''0'"' ''' 42lD44c Oats dull at 40GD42c.
 LARD-Sma sales to city con .-ey,,a,o. or ,,a market 6szGD91zc. '' ''' LIME-No arrivals-about 2iOO bbls exnec,ed ii, ,,. next week ten days. Two small carpoes sh.lI I,a , selling from the wharf at 4Oc per bbl loose Thomastoo retails at g.
 LUMBER-Some demand for Northern and P.v,o. ports and several cargOes engaged at old Sa for assorted merchantable at mills. Slaves nominal n, sls to s3O the latter last paid rate for choice size quality M0LAssEs-Prices rom S5fdD3Oc nQDinal-light stock PoRK-Mess $4A, fair stock and little no request RIoE-Supply light, with retail demand at 4614Hc SUGAR--No ehange-5AGD6Ac extreme prices asked without transactions. Stock large part however not in the market.
 SALr-We have sales report the cargo week still unsod part of t since stored Holders offer from warehouse at Si N5-the stock heavy.
 WHsKEY-No change 2lf02l1sc being still the price asked for recfed with but little enquiry and fall stock
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CostCUH CoUrrY, June srd. ls45.

 Gentlemen, ,--l hasten to lay before you Tor pnni,' ion. the proceedings of large and respectable meeting of the democratic party of ih's county heid in Sparta, on Monday, lhe 2nd inst.
 On motion, JoHN GREENE, Esq was called to the Chair, and c. McCAsKILL and THos. uREEhE were appointed Secretaries. The meeting then proceeded to nominate c"ho'- date represent county in the next State 'egl:' ature. Col. J A. STALLwORTH being the nomI- nee by large majority.
 The Chairman then appointed committee ot n'ne select delegates 10 represent this meeting m ahe Convention to be held Claiborne OR the 2nd Monday m June. ne and the committee reported as follows Capt. John Wright, Abram Russell, Willis Darby David Jay, Dr Thos J. McIver. John Matthews P Parker, Jefferson Jerniean, John Greene, lIhle Lee, Nicholas Stallworih, J. V PerrYman, Field ing Straughn, Wm. Simpson, Alexander Antry, Dr J. P Anderson and A. Perryman. in which the meet | ing concurred.
 | The following resolution was then offered ant | adopted by the meeting:
 Resolved, That the delegates oflhiS meeting rep resenting the wishes of the democratic party of th counIy, be and they hereby instructed to GAS | their votes for the Hon. DANIEL CHANDLEF of Mobile, asa candidate for Congress from th Cong R-essonaI district.
 JOIN GREENE, Chairman.
 C, G MccAsKlsL' z c.n.sL Secretaries,
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0fJ- THRRANT'S EFFERVESCENT SELF FER APERIFST-In the sincere hope that others may be ind,-crd io follow our example, ana oy pI h taking of one oi lhe delightful beverages which has fallen within our reach in some time' De enabled like us to boast of renewed health, an inNigora~d and healthy tone of stomach. and freedom nr"m olhonsand ills" engendered in this warm chmae' ve would call attention to Tarants Enersescent Sel,zer Aperent" for the of DysPePria or lnd'' gestop biliinus affections, hearturn, costxehess' head.nche, acidily of the stomach, 6c., and other diseases natural to southern atmosphere;
 We were delighted with its effects, ana nave eA- nerenced manifest and decIded relief from ns u'e and should regret extremely lo be deprived oi he op- nonni,y of purchasing relief from the many ailments for the cure of which il is justly celebrated D. the use of preparation simple in its mode oi nres oe"e fcal in it's efecls--eferVesceni as soua ~ae'' VII" possessng an agreeaheness of taste equal, II not Fi- eior to the water obtained from the natural spring. Celeb, ated as the "Selizer Spring, thus prepa- ration bids fair to ecome lar m0te so. h one may judge from the numerous cer ific0es and tes'mona's received from the most eminent oihe MedicA racn- y which are in possesslon oi ile propl ietnI; ana may be seen at inc store of Messrs. MOSEIt ~ TUCKER, Druggists and Apoihecares, corner Dau- phin and Royal streets, where the Medicine can he ublaaed, wholesalr and retail, they being appointed agents for the proprietor. mY1+ i4iA''
 TNT-TARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CUBEBS AND COPAIVA stands unrl,dlled for iis efficacy IL performs a cure in a lew days | no confinement restriction in diet la necessary I ill be ound invaluable, being prepared with the greatest possible care, upon well tested princleS' founded upon ihat important law first established by the celebrated Dr. Fordyce. Niz.-''lhat a combina' ton of similar remedies would produce more cer- tain speedy, and considerable efeci than an eqniya- lent dose of any single one." In many cases the disease Is entirely prevented by it's timely applica. ton For sale wholesale and retail, at the store Of Messrs. MOSELY TUCKER, Druggists and Apothecaries, corner Dauphin and Royal streets. Tine proprietor has appointed them Agents for this city myle I4zkmo
 0J- DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION FAMILY MEDICINE T'ayrant's Co,diai EhTir Of Turkey Rhu6arb takes iis place the best remedy for Dyspepsia or Indigestion, of the present day and fer it's efficacy and safety, deserves it's name oi being in truth Family Medicine. Tho SC who suf- fer from excessive fatigue, mental anxiety. or intel
 ectua application of whatever kind, will hnd il to be medicine nf extreme value. This preparation will prove heahhiu stimulant for the patient who suffers from the frequent of wine or spirits For sale wholesale and retail, at the store of Messrs' MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists and Apo,heca- ries, corner Dauphin and Royal streets. The pro- pretors has appointed them Agents for this city.
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WESTERN ORAToRY.-"Feller Citizens ank Hosses-Hurra! there's prospect of war. Skurp Holler Tn arms and on it's feet, and the earthquake shout, 5ustn' from 26 900 900 of greased lungs is reverberaed over all ihis tail land. Mean, sneakn toad hopn' snake crawlin', sword scared on. house settin' on fire, barbarous, David Crockett kiIln' Mexico has dared to show her cat-teeth to the heay enrous, lightnin' deIyn, and death swalern' Uncle Sam. [Shouts. ] MeIhinks, and oh hosses. l spy the spirits of '76, godnesses of liberty! snarin' on it's keys wings around you! t'WharP says one, looking up. You great foss Pm speskin' in 6gger. see them happin' their shinin' pinions and ppin' the afecin' war cry of Yankey Doode (Crowd, Yankey Doode Cock-a- doodle -dooD Bring out the Long Tom of Bunker Hill. and the thousand pounder of New Orleans! Let ihem roar till they crack the welken' the clouds fire and knock the Poles over. The wrath swung cieaver of Uncle Sam shall split the numbskul oi Sandy Hannah in-a handy manner, and skunk Holer will bung up the dayighls of his country! Let dig hole with the pick axe of vengeance, scream the Mexicans into il and sink en into Chany!-Whar is the skunk that don't echy them seniimenisl He aint whar, nor ever was!-(Three cheers and Ia whistle The coun- try's safe! (Shou) great but it's safe (Shout) believe l'l take drink.
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THE LARGEST LETTER IN THE WORLD - Mr. John K. Peters, jun, who accompanied the A merican Embassy to China. arrived this morning in the ship Bazaar, and informs us that the Emperor of the Celestial dominons has written letter, in the Chinese and Manichou languages, To the President of the United States, winch is feet loug by feet wde M,. Peters saw the letter. It is written on yellow paper enclosed in yellow silk case, and is now in the hands of Dr. Parker for translation. IL is expected that will be sent home in the next ship.
 Bot this lsng epislle is not the only great lhlng ernanating from the empire of China. Mir. Peters has brought home the largest collection of Chinese curosities yet made, exceeding, are told, even that made by lhe late Mir. Dunn.-IC Com. Advertiser
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MEXcAH learn from the Jour of CommeIce that the Mexican claimants have ap- pealed the President for the payment of the in stalmenis provided for under the general appropra ton Art of last session. state his reasons "r withholding pay alment.
 Our unfortunate and extraordinary envoy Gov, Shannon wrote to this Government on the 2lst Sep tember that he instalmen had been pad the 2Oth August preceding. Gov. shannon and the United SlaleA agent for receiving the money lived in the same hnnse To this day this of Gov Shan non remains uncontradicted, except by unoHicial letter nl Mir B. Green. ell is impossible to believe, says the Journals correspondent, "that Gov. Shan nor IS kept In Mexlco, at ni..e thousand dollars a year, after his diplomatic communication with the Governnen, of Mexico has been cut of, in order 10 send home false information or no information. The United States Senate thought il proper, upon the facts as presented them, to direct the payment 0l the money absolutely and ncondIioually, prespming that the money had been paid by the Mexican Gov ernment as Mir. Shannon had stated. and nlerring that it had been embe2zed by the Agent of the Uni ted States. The House relected the amendment and the Senate adhered In the compromise that ensIIed Mir. Benton declared thai he would hazard the loss of the whole appropriation bill on this proNision- Finally, at the suggestion of Mir Cave Johnson, the pi oviso was added that the money should be paid
 in case il should appear that the money wa. embedded by an Agent of the United States; aud the amendment agreed to. But il appears that lhe Senate might as well have let the matter alone.- The Government wont act, and Gov. Shannon will give no internationally. Y. Eve. Post.
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 Per brig Morea fin New,york-FG c Dallas, U s Nj Dr PAAyleu.
 Per steafnbnat Creole from New Orleans-Capts Jno Grant, AlleB Wilder, Messrs and shields. Prim- rose, Morgan Wright JOnes Anderson, Horn, Rnpeje, Bostwick, Whitney. Morgan Ch iwick, Mccoy, Lower, WoodIesf Taylor, Austin. Abruhains. Morshoik, M- ehe--15 on deck. Per steamboat Fashion, i'm New w-Orleans-Mesdamea Fullerton and children, Duval Waring and children, Delaney and children Waggaman Page, Dean and child Misses Hinton, Jones, Rev Mr Hinton. Capt Fuierton Messr" Hanna, Mccall Poster. Williams, Hiagn ns Gar. re Dougherty. stiDger Jones. Crabb, Duvai, Jones' Davis-7 on deck Per steamboat L0wnJes i'm MOntg gOmery-Miss Eel lows, MesdaIes DelIng.r. Cloud, Mcdaniel hnd ch- dren, Greenwood and child, Chdsey McCoy. Messrs Porter, and II Fcldhrm, Baker, 5cove DOnnIjson, Il Dodd, Stone. Watts, Wurforj. Chander. Williams, w psnnson. Young, Capp, Goodwin, Somerville, Moore. Campbell King, Montgomery Parish, Campbell, Sur deynni, Campbell Johnson, Watson, J and $ Dayd- son. iall Hampton, McCord, M,rlow, McMilIan Hear en, Stewart Smith, MOsser Etherdge, Wain rghi, W Aexander nargrove, Smith, Bottoms, Storey, Finch, R B and E F Hde Williams.
 Per steamboat Noxubee from McIntyres Shoals-Mrs Perrine, Judge T Iarrs Maj Faith, Capt II Martin, Messrs Aus Bullock, iIumphries and son. Pond, Fur ner. Laws, Hazard, Saint, Maull Meryin.
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Per schr Cora fin New-Orleans--J X ] Smith; J Cunningham; Abrams; Jno r levitt Marshall, Rowe X co.
 Per steamboat Fashion, from New orleans-Wis ison X May; Beers & Smith; Todd; W Dorrhnce; Chas LeBaron; North co, Il Huber Badi; Shutterle; Bank Of Mobile.
 Per steamboat Creole from New Orleans-J II Huber; Mallory X Ross, C K Foote CD; Donald; Campbell Owen K co; C Dorrancei RapeJei P Cook x coi c DartoIOi Beach, Ella COS Bou leneti Speyer; Con ming; St John, Powers co; J Lowei Barnes.
 Per steamboat MOntezuma from tew- Orleans-C A Gilbert & Bro; T Miller & co; Conkn; Waring & ca; c W Dorrance; c W Ogden; Barron, Mend X co; r W Mccoy & co; A Pope Son; K FOOte X co; Wilson May; D Simmons < Son,
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CCTTON-Referring the remarks in another page for f particulars of this market during the previous fort night (published In extra of Wednesday, have only add that the market has been characterized by increased degree of inactivity with declining dency in price The sales for three days estimated on Iy 600 bales and for the week s00 of which l0O on Tuesday, The principal part of the business has been for shipment England, the balance lots fill up freight engagements The stock unsod the close of the about 5000 bales of which sundry lots limited consid eraby above present prices We reduce figures fully 'sc since the 3o.h ut and quote accordance with yesterdays transactions renarkng that the closes heavy LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
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c. MCCAsKiLL, S.cro,,.;es THos GRELNE,
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,
 Mnhile Inne 6. lS45.

hioDIle, Juhe D, lo+o' Hon. CHAs. A. HorPIE,
 SIR-At a meeting of the Board of Health. held on "Wednesday, June 4th, the following preamble al d resolutions were passed and ordered 10 he sent 10 the Boards of Aldermen and Common Council
 WHEREAS, il has been represented to the Board of Health, that he small pox prevailing exensiSr- ly in the city nl New York, and that vessel which had recently leit that port, had been compelled to put hack on account of the disease showing itself on board-and whereas, there constant commnnica- ton between New-York and Mobile by means of vessels arriving at this port, therefore
 Be it Resolved, That the Board of Health is call ed upon adopt such measures w'll tend to pro isct our citizens from the invasion of this disease Resolved, I Ina, the aws and regulations regard ing the guaranteeing of vessels. (Cily Ordinance, pp. l54, 5, 6, .,) be and hereby enforced from this date. VIM. B. CRAWFORD, President. F. A. Ross, Sec'y.
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SANTA FE GooDs.-Abont Two weeks ago. sev. era companies of Santa Fe traders reached our cty Al the lime of iheir arrival we noticed the fact They brought win them large amount of money , and' ailer booking through the stocks of our ner- chants the, resolved io make iheir purchases bere ana no; 3" Eas', AS they former iy did. They have
 ane 'heir purchases, and will leave the last of ibis Wssh' ~g on their return to Santa Fe-ibus making market oi rnn two 0 three mootbs. and enabling ue U, return al he beet seaspn for travelling over ."e p'a'fles' These fac,s have from he traders, aW aside from iI'e saving of time, their purchases nave neen naae upo" terms which will justify them at the E's .-[St. Louis Rep. May I9.
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NEW-ORLEANS-Per schr Cora-66l sks corn, l6O do bran, 96 bbs whiskey, 10 cks bacon.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fushon-20 bbls pork, do wskey, do eggs, 50 pes baggng, 10 kegs paint, 25 bxs glass, do shoes, S26, ,O00 specie.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Creole-26 bbls hu 40 do our IS pcs basging, IS coils rope Is casks bacon, "A kegs lard, , do butter.
 NEW-ORLEANS--Per steamer Montezuma-25 bbls vinegar. l34 do whiskey do moasses 4 do hour 295 skH corn, l07 bales hay 29 hhds bacon do sugar. 26l coils rope 262 pcs baggng 50 kegs lard l9 bxs mdse
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of MobiIe--June q, Is4s.

CLEARED.
 Fr bark Grande CoRde, Auberi for Hayre by Bell J Bark Zuleite, Kelly, for Providence. by Whitaker & Sampson. tU sphrlg Pepita, Julio, for Havana, by 0 LeBnron. Schr Choctnw, Loonis, for New York, by Ryan,
 ARRIVED. | Brig horea, Edgar, IS ds fin New-York, to Whitaker z sampson. May 27,h, Henry Rswe, native of England died of consumption aged 19 years. Srhr Cora, Hume we'll i'm New -Orlesns, t0 master. Steamboat Moniezunla, Baker, fin Nsw-Orlenns ' Steamboat Fashion. Fullerton fin Ne s-Orleans. lf Steamboat Creole. yiiern, from New-Orleuns. slsamnoat Lowndes, Johnson, i'm Montgomery, with 2)1 bales cotton.
 steamboat Noxubse, Kinney, rom McIniyrss shonl'. with ly bales cotton.
  ARRIVED HEnoE-At New-York, 29th ult-Bnrk J. W. Caor Tro l5 days 2l lat 25 1S lon 79 50. pass sj bark Fanny from Mobile for Trieste, 10 days out. BELow-At Nsw-York, 29,h-Brig Gen Wilson, MI. nor, rem Mobile.
 Brig Mobile. BuIkley, nt Charleston, is, inst, dsjs
 MEMORANDA. MIssIEo VBssEL--Ihe brls Effort. Wells, Of New York sailed from Boston, Dec 1894 ior Norfolk, and nvl been since he nrd om She wa' In ballast. yes. ,el Insured partly in r1esnd, and Ihs-e L probatIy IOme Insurance in New Yoik.
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The Congress,onai Convention of this District meets ou Monday al Claiborne. The delegates from this county, with those from Baldwin will start to day. The Convention will, as We learn, be full, and preparations have been made our Mon roe friends for pleasant meeting
 The candidates nau,ed by their friends, are Col. PHILLIrs of this city, Mr. F. 5. LYON of Maren- go, Mir. BErHEA of Wilcox, aHd Mr. RoAcH or Monroe. Judge DARGAN of this city, we also hear naneI as having friends in the Convention, although hs name was not before our county meeting. Any of these names would be salts factory snd aither of the gentlemen named would be acceptable, 10 the pirty, would the dis trict well and be likely to succeed. IL is d close dsuc and the democrats if they put forth the prop CT energy, can carry Il.
 On the subject of the canvas, il has been suggest ed in onyersation and we find it recommended in the Advertiser of yesterday, that the earliest steps possible ought to be taken for arranging the meetings of the candidates for discussion. The whg cand- date is already nomna,ed and proposes by his friends to adopt the arrangements of lS43, between Dellet and GOidthwaits. for the present canvas. We see no objection to this and join in recommend Ing that order. least as the basis of future agree ment if the convenience of the candidates should make any alteration hereafter desirable. We sug- gest therefore. toIhe delegates from this county, and do what they to have lhe arrangement as- sened to, and definitely understood as to prevent any loss of tune in future consultation.
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RECEspTs OF COrT0N.

Per steamboat Lowndes fin Monigomery-W A Arm- strong 20 bales; E l. Andrews co "A; Harrison x R0- binson 75; Tarieion & Scott l3 Bull Boardnnn 1; W Bower X co 2, Boy kin McRae 66; Donald & Marshall S6j Gordon Curry g. UlrcK, Wallace & co 5; Gwaih- mey, Forbes & co 3.
 Per steamboat Noxubee i'm McIntyres 5hoaIs-Dck- inson Eustis bales; A Ledyard & co B. Leavsns x MHlnne + peshH, Smith co g. Smith, Walker S co l; IA q |
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eCS- We dId receive in lime for his morning s paper ihe account of the interesting and impo. ing ceremonies of laying the cornerstone of the edii,e about t' be erected in this ely by the Masonic fra tern'y and Franklin society, which took place on the public square Thursdayl safernoon IL will appear in next publication.
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The time made was not good, and a cause of this may be that the crowd 0hstrucieda large part of he course in such to prevent the horses from going properly. On ihe second heat Fashion the avorite at long odls, and considerable quanti ty oi money changed hands during the closely con. tested first three miles Fashion, il was said, held hard in hand throughout the second heat.
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EACHANGE-The market has continued steady during the week at last quotationsa fair supply of bills with moderately fair transactions Bank rates ulso uDchanp ed State money continues in demand with light supply We quote Sterling Bills sfd9 prem; Francs f5 2535 30i New-York to days AG0I dis checks l4GDh prem New-Oreans checks par l0& prem. State Notes 2l03 per cent dis Receipts of specie this season A 2l4 sua
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Messrs. Clay aud Calhoun is said to be extremely urie ,so,ne. in peeuniary point of view. if es nc sirs ee at my body should wriie to such men O., ou iIers, or for nIs own amusement with. gut paying tl,s postage.
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LIBERAL DoNATIOH-CoI Thomas H. Pork ing has s'snlied to the President of he Mercaetile L- brary Association Of Boston his intention of making over To th,s society. as donation and nucleus for
 further gifts from the ~eaI,hier merchants of Boston nve shar"s n the Merchants' Exchange. equivolent al par To s2500. Also one char. in ,he Bo,ion A,b. en", to i'e used by the president of the Associa- lion.
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Is stated that an oId lady m Iowa, while rece l. y in the woods, bitten the ead of her by rai'lesnake. The old lady recovered, but ihe snake died. Coroner's verdict-Poisoned by Snuff
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EN PnakHA.

HAVRE-Per Fr bark Grnnde Conde-5l0 bes cotton HAVANA-Per SD brig Pepila-35O bales cotton.
 NEW-YORK-Per schr Choc tsw-35m feet lumber. PROV1DENCE-Per bark Zulette-l99 bales cotton