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Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-24

skl,tA LBS gronud Cass,a; 100 pounds Nutinega
GOt1 200 small boxes Sardines
200 pounds Manila Indigo -e
roo do Pepper; 800 do do Ginger
80 cases Pepper Sauce 200 lbs Saleratus
apps For sale by WARE K CHkSBR0UGH.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-24

Numerous references can he given 10 Tie efhcn
cy OF The medicine. SErH W. ROBERTS,
ian2S i.rafa sign of the Grprn Mortar
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-24

advise those that are troubled; with Dyspepsia 10
give il fair trial, and prnre for themselves Us Ell.
cacv, Ii removes eddJness from the head heay ness
aud burning from The breast aud stomach. and brnga
the digestive organs the natural STATE. | do hear
lily believe, ii given far trial, il will effect per-
feet cure. A'lt" ROBERT 8. GAvETT.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-24

NJ EW BooKS-Siarston, or the Memoirs of d
J. Stmesman, part lst. n
Remarks on the Influence Of Mental Cultivation
and Mental Excitement upon Health, bv Amariah
Brigham, NJ d., vol. lo' ''F '.'' -
Parts q and 22 Cyclops,da Of Practical Medi
cine. Just received and for sale by ~ :
mbI9 ffH 8 W ALLEN "a i,srnb,. -.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-24

IpAGGtNG, ROPE and TWlNE--
ES200 pieces Baggng, superior Kentucky brands
800 coils Hemp brand Kentucky Rope
10000 pounds superior keaucky Irvine
just received and for sale by
myI2 BEERS & SMITH. % ST Miclnel-si
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-24

A tilEESE-l50 boxes, 6 to 8 lbs each, an article
y, Of very superior quality, landing ex-brg Re-
public aud Tor sale by $50
inyl3 MARSHALL, ROWE n CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-24

pAGGING, ROPE and TWINE--
ID 800 pieces power loom Tagging
$40 coils Pope, 1000 lbs Irvine
apl6 T P MILLER e. co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-24

ISDWARD G. CENTER * co. corner OF Cont
- md Commerce streets. have an store and offer
fot sale on favorable teriha-T =. r. -
SIT DueK-S0 bales Nos 2, q. 4 8 and CoilOa
Sail deck: 40 biles Nos 2 and 10 Cotton RA
yeus: IL bales u 8 Piot Duck, NosS end 81
Heavy and light Russia Ravens, English Navy
canvass. Russia Bear Dock, u = Pilot Ravens.
40, A and 72 inch Bagsipg, 40, "A and " inch
heavy Canvass Hammock and Tarpaulin Cloth.
& md feet wide, Cotton Cloth, Cotton Sail
Irvine, Grain and Meal Bags.
Dry GooDs--40 packages, cOIIsisiing OF iull as
sortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
BLARKETs-10 bales heavy and light 455f.z f
WINEs-C Champagne, grape brand. pint and quart;
Bouehet Fills do do; Madeira Of fine quality 10 !
and pines, SternweIn in cases, dozen each,
Clarei Of fine quality, Port Wine, Pico Madeira,
Marseies MADEIRA, Imitation Port in catks -
BRAsDlEs-Aex Segnette in half pipes, under
Custom House lock, Ilennessey, old Londen Docks
do do in and pipes. .i..tHs. i
OILs-Lynch's pure salad Oil, pure winter bleach
ed Sperm Oil
CRMENT-H, draulic Cement, Calcined Plasters
Plasterer's Hair and Fire Brick i ss54
TIN PLATE-5OO boxes Tin Plate 1-3 Ponpool,
Crown and Charcoal Plates, 100 Plate Tin
RooFfNG T.E-150 boxes l4K2O Roofing Tin, lOx
Ia do do
250 bundles Iron Wire, assorted numbers
$50 bundles Sheet Iron, assorted numbers #6 :
East India and English Banca Tin Hss $
Sheet Zinc, black and tied Rivets, etc.
CoPPER-sheaihing Copper, IL, IL, 16 IL and 70
ounces, Brazier's Copper, 10 TO so ID sheets
NAILs-3 300 kegs Nails and Spikes, assorted, Id
10 Add ....
HAIRS 30 cases Hats and Caps, various styles
IRON CHEsTs-Scsu's feb28
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sSLAsTER, CEMENT AND HAIR =
Zoe bbls Calcutd Plaster, this day landing
.a 100 do Hydrauli. Cement, in store ..
75 do Plastcrng Hair, in store, for sale by
. ANS j. n, RIVERS Il co,
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DNEp rsKf-o5I .; Ss SsI @; /; ! 4
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-05-10

The owners of the brig Sea Eagle" whose
participation in the slaye-rade on the coast of Bra
I'll was alleged in letter from Mr.. WISE 10 the
President, have published card in the Boston At
las stating the circumstances Of her voyage They
do not deny that the vessel may have been con-
verted into SLAYER, but they say the captain had
their written instructions not TO sell her as sueh
and that he refused $4,000 offered the purpose of
making SLAYER Of her being avowed. They state
that he took the advice of the American Minister
and Consul, who told them there was nothing iIleoal
or improper in charterihg her for the coast Of AZ
RIGA. The owners add:
"Our Government, even il il were well disposed c,nno,
prevent the sale Of American vessels dealers That
however why such vessels should protected n
that traffic. fast sailing American vessel with cargo d
slaves comparatively safe between the coast Of africa and
the Bazils. British OF must mol touch heran
American cruiser cnno do IT, II is singular that our 90
vernnent should regard the general shipping Of thu
country 50 lightly, and that, by coee the rights Of til,
american sdpn should find so much protection.
mr.. Wise suggests that British cruisers do not non
destroy rese engaged ia Hat business If is seen at I'M
boD UH fdH upon The hode and commerce Of their o,c1
counfryoien We do not know how this may be but w,
think that IL would puzzle Sir Robert Peel himself 10 invet
potent shield for the steacr and the rnte than W.
offer 10 them in our denial Of the righ, Of search.
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.

We invoke the readers undivided attention for
the following article from the New Orleans
sTropc" of April %.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-05-10

BANANAS grown with in the near
Mobile The advertiser Of that city, acknowledging the
receipt OF bunch, remarks that people arr not aware Of The
extent to which uopcafuits may be cultivated IN hai climate
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-05-10

On the 18th ultimo the Chamber Of Peers passed
the colonial administration bill, by majority Of l03
to SO. This bill, though defective, is the first blow
struck al slavery in the French colonies. The com
mittee on the bill admits in its report that slavery
is TO be abolished, and that the only question now
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has done this In way the best calculated TO embeyrass
Peel assist him. What he states undeniaby trne,
but il moi always discreet to speak the truth II his object
be facilitate the passing Of the his tactics are the
likely prevent that result He says, in substance that
agitation has produced the ministerial measure and that agi
taiion will do more will Peel to Introduce bill for
the repeal Of the Union fine handle this and has been
adroty seized for fighting against concession which Is re-
ceyed in such spirit For Mr. OConnell 70 crack his jokes
and sustain the dropping spirits his followers by such
is more cedtae his Of doey than to his better
Judgment
The New York herald., 1845-07-30
Died.,

Died,
On Tuesday, 29th inst. Mrs. MATILDA wife of Rufus
Furbush, aged 80 years.
His friends and those Of his brother S. B. Furbush
and brohe r-inaw, John A. T. Overend respectful
ly invited to attend her funeral this afternoon three
o'clock from % Third Her remains will be TAX
en- to Trinity Cemetery.
On Tuesday, Goth inst ApELEIN CHRBTENA, (aged
three years one month and days., daughter of
Harlow E. and Caroline NJ SILL and grand nddaughter of
Benz. F. j. Gautier.
The friends and acquantances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock from 272
Broome street, without further notice.
The New York herald., 1845-07-30

Excess in &c days in july 1915, over the
whole month in July, 1sda. sbd0,357 "a
The increased value of our exports and the large
cent reduction in our imports, placing our foreign
trade upon the most satisfactory basis At the rate the
voluton in this trade has been going for many months
past the balance against the United States the trade
OF this port will bc much reduced and the balance
favor the aggregate foreign trade Of the country much
increased The balance against in the foreign trade
of this port the LIST of August 1874 SAL 09s
TO the st of August this year the balance will not OK.
cced eighteen millions Of dollars, being decline Of
about eight millions Of dollars in this port alone With
this large balance against the trade Of this port
last year. the balance favor of the country was about
three millions Of dollars. Should trade for tho re.
maindcr OF the year be favorable has been thus
far the value of the exports for the United States i'll
exceed the value of the imports from fifteen to twenty
millions of dollars
This VIII make avas difference in the commercial at.
fairs oil the country and keep down the Of foreign
exchange 10 level much below par The expectation Of
cotton from the United States for the year just closed has
been greater than any previous year Larger
quantities Of all our staple productions have been ship
The New York herald., 1845-07-30
New York Yacht CInb.-A Meeting

New York Yacht CIub.-A Meeting or the
New York Yacht Club will be held the Station House Ely
sian Fields oboken for the election Of members and in order
TO Newport.
moon OF Monday, and be in readiness start at AM
Tuesday, the 3th By order of the Commodore,
- - JOHN Z. JAY, Secretary
S-Dnner the table at precisely Members intending
70 dine with the Club will leave their the Union
Club, No. 376 Broadway.
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Warm Salt Water Bathing-Do you bathe

regularly IN warm salt during the season. fnot
commence the prsctice at once Are you weak? It will
strengthen YOU Physicians there is better tonic than
warm self water II gives increased vigor and activity the
beod and elasticity to the sprs aud braces it
Mef the Thos syssm and enabes withstand the deb
salt water bath seldom suffer with the summer complaint
while these who do not less troubled with il il
should be remembered hst while water bath
possesses AL these advanages far health
salt bath. Gray whose is near the
Fulton Ferry. Brooklyn and who the first introduce
faction.
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A. g. HAZARD Agent,
Nv Office SO Wall ST., corner of Water

United States Circuit Court.-Thc Clerks
occupied by the Clerk y District Court portion
Of the oft United States Marshal the
floor where the Docket records and files OF the Court will
be hereafter kept
Persons desiring searches for judgments instead ofgiv
ing notice for searches in the United States Court
will please send distinct notices.
Tuesday, July 8, l8i5.
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Medical NOtice.-Thc Advertisements OF the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established
the Suppression OF uaeker the of all Diseases will
hereafter the fourth and last column Of hi'
paper. W. 3. RICHARDSON, Md, Agent
Ofcr and Con,nnG Rooms nf the Colege. o5 Nasasu
The New York herald., 1845-07-30

Rcmovais-the Great Flre-As the SuppIe-
ment 70 D. ggets Directory is b. Issued ~ the su
ferers by n "a hre who have notified the Directory o.
day TO insure III ir o rect insertion.
DIRECTORY ESTABLISH MFNT,
l56 Broadway
The New York herald., 1845-07-30

The FISHERIES The St. John ~ B. Courie,
states that several vessels engaged in the fisheries
and fitted out this season at ST John have been obliged
to return having been the fishing ground at Grand
Manan, and forced by the overwhelming number and
violence OF parties from the shore to quit their stations
acted in former years with equal boldness and the
presence of vessel OF would have considerable
fuence in restoring the quiet Of the and preserving
the rights opropery in that remote part of the province
The New York herald., 1845-07-30
ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
FRENCH OP RA
Wednesday Evening, July 3Oth,
FOR HHE T11l e L1ST psiis;T'aa TIME.
sri.sdJ sr& JSvf GIVE y raE iis JE%Ess isi; ss''sd
gleazer, Jew goldsmith. .." M M, ATnsnd u
de be b;Ssss 5sxs:' President Of Doa1s
Prince L1ep9d A,,.s ,cGaano;
The Grand Provost 81 the City IF coa;tancs Nj Garry
Albert, captain" q the Emperor: Guard "Ya ~ Jules
sp E@pf9B pe Bo.s. and Sdfsy alsas
81 Second and Third Tiers 50 cents; Gallery, IS cents.
Ss:p 4S.. 9pes O'clock and the cHr" vi"
CASTLE GARDEN.
r3-Admission rs Cents.,Cn
Great Musical Attraction
Grand Eaiertaiament ass'aa siii' 'na H'''s'
~. Wednesday Evening, July 30.
The performance Will commence with the Overture to
SONG sns SA%1ssssd.sss. AI psa"isoa
Overture Full Band.
Grand oSer.are-Bio,ase 'ii Horse ,sss'
Gailop-orcRessra
Intermisson of Half an Hour for Promenade aud Refresh
The Of pleadd will be for inspection
-. Overture to La File du Regiment.
The National nee Of Scotland, IL Mss Pray" Pray
To conclude with Splendid Feais the Tight Rope by
Herr Glue.
Doors at halfpas. o'clock. rcrfonnsass to CON.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
Third Appearance q the Popular Comedian.
MIR. HENRY PLACIDE,
Who is engaged for four nights only.
i"'u AGSRoBAT atSf' 5ls fs-sIs FAMILY = '
Wednesday Evening, July 80.
w' TIE RiES'fHlfTa soTD 'n6 DkAGooS i"SSSe's sses
Berguin; ...,..........,.... Mr. Anderton
sS% hsaai sY ssi fsass s: Henry SPssiae
sS Ros'na. Sae.,e' Miss Helen Mil.hews
Nnsas ,.;.,m;::;.. M Mrs IS Mary Mary Taylr
Af~r which aaKosS% GIs@& fs,isTTaPes k1%IP% blythe
Il D6JsIs 5iySrss BfbDED Slis & 'fiss RSoM SslAs
Dasi@si s SPs. Pipes. Hsals Tfssss Piseids
a.. good order and s %
m..s .aSs.l ss..oa z c.ni VII ;. sp..-s ..
Performance 10 commence az 8o'clocL Door op-r ~
V4INVeLi GAKDkN ssIs"I..
BAGNkk6 B. GNk5NEk WILLIAMS STAGE MANNAGEk MANAGEk
.Epery Evsning This nsek,
with ladies' and sSnsme" who viii f1fss
the hoaor oi appearing every evening"
Mile Rosina Gascon, Miss Emm,t
BiSfy Biy wSssF' %,,P'' pss,is. Pa Gis''sF5 White
u Sn ;e Mad s he and Sister.
P9ors to commence at 80 s Ce0ek
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE,
sifS f sfii
Wednesday Evening. July 3Oth,
Tn performance will commence with
THE LADY OF LYONS
Pauline MISS Mary Walton Claude Menote, Mr. Chanfrau
Col Damas, thillips Claws wilma aAs
Favorite Dance by Mile Adame.
Followed by the Tent Scene Of
RICHARD Ill.
Duke Of Goster Mr. McCutc Cate,by, Mr. Lewis
Yankee Song aud Story by Mr. W.rde
Messrs Gardiner aud White ~ their Bla Polka
To conclude with the Farce Of
NIX The CABMAN
Nix the Cabman with song, MIR John Wnans.
j30 tire
The New York herald., 1845-07-30


HERALD be paid the AUTHORIZED AGENTS. Zis
6sr Co, Ledger Building Third street, Chestnut
Terns1 cents month, including the Sunday paper s.
cents without delivered free Of charge any part Of Pha
Price Scents.
The WEEKLY HERALD also for sale Saturday
inePrice Ga cents SO annum delivered any part
Philadelphia, free of postage.
All the new and cheap Publications for sale at their
U With the exception Of one paper, the Herald" read
as much Perhaps In Phiadea published that
city aordng valuable medium advertisers Advertise
ments handed to the half o'clock will
the Herald next dav.
Etnn Insurance Company OF Hartford
The Directors of this Company have always upon the
principle of scattering their risks that sweeping
fire. their bty would be impaired hence by adj
herng TO this principle IN business of rs while
many other have been unable
wound up this Company has prospeousy Its losses
BY the great fire in 1895 this city paid in full and be-
OF stating to those who have honored with their ptronag
and confidence that Is prepared to pay all its losses
JUL and continue business heretofore.
New York, July 23d 1915.
A. g. HAZARD Agent
Nv Office 80 Wall ST., corner of Water.
The New York herald., 1845-07-30

HHRUWdRE
THE SUBSCRIBERS have constantly on hand full as
Yarn Needles Bodn Knitting Pins; Glove Harness. Ni-
Chenille Worsted Rug Beading, Netting Saand Pack
Needles.
WARRIN'S DRILLED EYED NEEDLES,
waened superior any kind offered or sale the United
States and from their well known reputation merchants will
find them saeable than any other they offer.
They have always hand good assortme 4 of Warn
celebrated Fish Hooks put up IN every style:
Also of Silk Hemp China Grass
Lines Cork Floats and every variety of Fancy Fishing Tackle
Also large assortment of Wades Butchers r .zors
Pocket aud Table Knives Scissors, Iron German Silver
Spoons, Thmbes, Pearl Buttons Sc. sc. All which is of
fered to the trade on the best terms.
j. s. 7. WARRIN
jy3o lm*r 72 Maiden Lane.
w who wish purchase Gold or Silver Watches Gold
Chains, Gold Pencils Keys &c. will find greatly their ad
call the subscriber who selling all
Of above At retail much lower than other
Jewey exchanged bought All Watches warranted to keep
good time the money refunded.
g. G. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelry,
Wholesale and Retail, 80 Wall street,
jy30 lmSec up stairs
The New York herald., 1845-07-30
MONEY MARKET.

Tuesday, July 29th-8 p. M.
Tho stock market very heavy to-day, but prices
remain without much alteration Morris Canal fell off
per cent, and Sonington Ii Farmers Loan went up
pcr cent Long Island !; Reading RR Il Norwich &
The sales to very limited extent.
dividend Of three per cent has been declared by the
Portland, Saco and Portsmouth Railroad Company.
Dividends of the manufacturing corporations continue
good The Amesbury Co. divide per cent for months,
and the james Steam Mills at Newburyport for the
time in operation. dividend Of 10 per cent for
has been declared by the Boot Mills Company at Low
about 30 per cent advance, dividend off, The Lawrence
Co. is in demand at 90 and the fremont has been sold
at % per cent. advance.
The receipts the Housaonic Railroad for the month
OF June last 1915, so,7so So being an increase
over the receipts of the corresponding month of 1874
$i,l37 46.
The exports for this port for July 1915, will exceed
those for the corresponding month last year nearly
hundred per cent.
COMMERCE OF rnr Ponr OF Nsw YonK ron THE WEEK
ENDING SATURDAY, July PORN, lS45
Exports.
Shipments in United States vessels. $500 sI3 4s
Shipments in foreign vessels. ...... 3O7 $40 Is
Shipments OF Spain. ................. 49,7s3 90
,ao o,s rs. d.. do,s -, & 'ss,. 100 200 90
Total for week end ng July IL. :. 1880 "a
Total for week ending July 10th. -. 532, ,s52 54
Total for 90 doys in July Iei6. ..S2,5i9,57o 81
Total valueof exports July, lsi5 ..l970 2i3 90
The New York herald., 1845-07-30

PHLADELpHIA, July 40, ls45.
Important Views on Political Msnsrs
Mr. Buchanan will shortly resign his seat in the Cabi
net The sentiment he sent to Pttsburg in February
The New York herald., 1845-07-30

T., Z
New York July 30th i8i5.
GTEAMER Great Western from New Yofk-Letlers will
- b. received this Office for the Steamer CIR Western
until 2s NJ Thursday the 3ist The freight
all letters for hs Grs Wes.ers by with her
or less, and 23 for each additional half ounce
ROBERT H. NORRIS, p. M.
STEAMER BRITANNIA from Boston-The mail for the
Steamer B,itsnni will be closed this Office
at So 7. NJ Postage all letters be prepaid Bos
Letters Of half undrr ceuts; each additional half
ounce cents. ROBERT III. NORRIS r M.
2trc
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BOWERY THEATaE.

BOWERH THEATdE.
OPENING NIGHT-This splendid edihce, being now
e'"P&'it65sS P&6SDxE S oRsS 9fs 4G's AaSa
having fulfilled his pledge made some time since is for them
now to judge ~he'hfs bRAMATe & "a "Ht TEMPiE
the Empire City may well be proud sf The structure OF
this Magnificent Building has been pronounced by
and others fully competent TO Judge the most beautiful N
Of theatre erected in America The boxes
aud gallery will 1000 with aordng each
any ali parts the house The stage has enlarged
measuring 26 feet IN depth with corresponding Mdthhe
a Is BoS
in beauty strength sze and by any similar
e''''s' A. W. JACKSON,
Sole Manager and Proprietor.
J.P WALpRoN, Treasurer to the Establishment
Architect and Builder J. NJ. Trimble Esq; SCENIC Artists.
AID Gas Fixtures Chandeliers SC, by Mr MACK;
even and s.sissnts Gliding Bumshmg &C. BY Ic Mt Del
The company will consist Of the following ladies' and gem
Mr. 51stK R SCOTT Mr. PAyEHssRT PRkNKiss 1s.., .p.
VACHE pearance for several
S$sSSS$SSSEafAr sSS2RzEEo AsD ,l9
JOHNSON, celebrated pantomi-
MINER mists of the London
SsTs4REEN, SsT4REEEEN MR.. HihIffiH'iifHsoRE
Bell Bsl M j xassiss ss
Ls.SsI Of the orche:tr. and Musical Director MR. E.
A NEW DRAMA and other attractions will be giyen on
the bills and in the course Of the week
10 ,NoTt tCE"TRs lsdis: and gentlemen engaged viii
leave their addresses at the Office that they may be
Iehearsals jy282rrc
The New York herald., 1845-07-30

tiALVANlC KINGS.
lust RECEIVED per Great Western, a superior lot of
Gold Galyanc Rings, which fered for sale
Bile terms. by MARK, LEVY x BRO,
Importers of Foreign Stationary, 40 Maiden Lane.
j30
1INHE H IM(EPATHIC EXAMINER, AIN volume (new
SERIES will be issued the 18th # August and
the first Of each month"; The Journal hereaer be edited
by Drs Gray and Hempe. WM RADDE,
Publisher and Proprietor No. 322 Broadway, N. York
j3O
The New York herald., 1845-07-30

WILD NEGRO CAUGHT.-Mr. j. M. Pierce oi
Caddo, La, with several friends, recently pursued
wild negro, known to ines that parish. and after
long chase compelled him to take refuge in the hollow
OF tree, where he secured after fight He
appears to be about fifty years DID, weighs l30 pounds
meat which tainted he likes the better he also
devours craw fish and frogs with avdity, if left alone
but will not touch food in the presence of any 1t is
supposed he born in the woods, two skeletons
supposed to be those of his parents found in the
hollow Of the tree where he was taken
The New York herald., 1845-07-30

II New YORK, July %. 1916
A I MEETING Of the seamens Self Preservation So
ciety held IN the Baptist Bethel Cherry and Ca
tharne July 2h 1874 resolution offered by Mr.
Hams and unanimously adopted that of imp
ctconfdence be presented 10 Mr. Geo Wilson, Ex-Pesi-
dent ofthe Society for his honesty and integrity aud also
he will through this pgblic channel accept from the Society
their for his genemaoly conduct aud
department all his thS Society
ja0 itfrc CHAS. KELLOGG President.
The New York herald., 1845-07-30

would be an endless task TO recapitulate even one
fourth of the arrivals at the principal hotels yesterday
torrent all the public places of accommodation in the
city. We can only select portion from each. From
the
AMERIcAN-J L Grier, Natchez; p Logar Philad'a;
Alexander Charleston; Van Buren family, Albany;
4 vanderpeo do Geo Dutton, Baltimore; 4 A Biddle,
Philad; Caldwell, Alabama; Stuart N o. Stanford,
Mackey and Wright, Columbus, Ohio; w D Wooden,
Geo II Dangerford, Alexandria; MoTich, Va; A
May Stevenson, Philad Turner, Charleston, and 80
AsroR-Hon. Mr. Mckay Canada; Geo H Miller, Flo
rda; Pasco, Baltimore; J Turner Alabama;
isabelle, Q; Thos Isbel, Va; J Wolfe, Roxbury;
Tilllson, Ill; w Boswell Louisville; @ Taylor, Sin
cmnati; Campbell, Savannah; VIM Oxley, England;
Bishop Freeman Arkansas; Rev Mr. Jackson baltimore;
Mr. Smith do Dr. Sochlo Columbus H,h Gso LawrsTee
Stephen G Allen, Boston; Joseph Troope, Armstrong,
Ark; Flagg, Nashville; G Hancock, Boston; Theo
T Polk, Knox do; NJ McGeary, Mass and 40 others.
Cry Herring, Mobile NJ Urquhart, Baltimore;
Penrose and Bddle, Carlisle Pa Jos Thomas Phiad;
cher, II; Robb Philad; Geo McHenry do; Morgan
ard Gardner, Nashville; Col M Cohen, Baltimore w
Merrivie, w Anderson, Savannah W Boswell Louis
ville Mr. Bennett. FloIida Don Antonio de Agcanina,
Consul General of Guatemala; Chas Tappan, Phlada;
Pierce and Fisher, do II Kelly, Va; and 20 others.
g. GRAY Chicago l0an sa,aa
J r Larkin Conn; Litton Canada; A st John Lam
bertylle; H Thompson, Copper Harbor; Maj Bush
Holmes Montreal; Nj Morrcil Philad B Cochran,
q; AMI 20 others
GLopE-J C. Boner, Savannah; r. II. Cannon Tenn;
theow, Richmond va; E. d. Vivicher, Va; A. Bliss,
New Brighton; A. Larder, Philad; r. Garshell; Philad
T.P. Urquehart, N. O.; and five others.
HowARD-ALfred Day. Burngton; J. Richardson, Phil
adelphia; J. P. Broadwell, Cincinnati J. N. Kenon
Charleston; Edward Shields, Philad w. Crovel do; T.
Sn Murphy, Wilmington; L; Pelouge Philad J. $ Turn
Troy; r Powell, Philad; Geo. Roberts, Boston; D. NJ
Richards, do; H. Sanford Baltimore; and 80 others.