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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10

" The remains OF the lamentod Col. Tumsn Cross,
the 6rst victim OF hc Mexican war. reached Washington
city Friday last, WHITTIER they have been brogsb, for
intsrmen and were conveyed 10 the residence Of hi. be-
reaved family They were accompanied on the long our
ney from the Rio Gande BY be eldest son and IN B,m,r
were escorted to tho iroad depot by severs volunteer
companies AZ Washington thew we're received By ci,c
ard military deputsdoni headed BY tho Mayor Tn. body
was inferred yesterday
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10

SJ DR., Wistar's BaIsam OF yIId Cherrv.---Tb.
eEuao'd ay success atendng the diseases
Of hs ungs ani the many Cures has Effected bavnr
naufay aufaeed the ATT non of many physicians
Whoe aefny Of quacks various
a'ioa ing compoon physician. havs supposed
70 contain Iodine otter isuorani petsn1e eonsin
mercury ando s5ne sueh subance they each sbuo
lar ecaey hs such opinions altogether erroneous ealeu
lated 70 prejudice many psis3ns against H.
PLEDGE OUR HONOR
that contains nothing u sny thnr the oau nur
Gus ihs contrary he eompossdof simple substances
the pfncp pal Of which The ~ and chsf
and Tho vbols secret or H. eesey The By which
they prepared.
None genuine without Tbs signature u T. Butte
For saie' Wholesale and fst,n, By 0AYNOR = WOOD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10

10 The Norfolk papers Of Saturday last speak Of the
heavy rains by which they have been deuged in that quar-
ter as well elsewhere The Herald says the do rose
very high bu, enough do any damage that we have
heard Of nor has injury from the gale reported to
Us; but IL painful reflect upon the probable loss Of life
and property, by this protracted Storm at se..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10

he sgo. -
lhs hends and aequansnoes Of the family are respectfully
requested 10 aend dsy At 10 oeiof nom hs lsts ~
sidenee without further invitation
On SUNDAY morsnf eth Nov ~ oeloek IsastLLa Fsarors
and "a days
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10

D- The New York Evening Post after advertng to the
influence of the Ambient defeating the Loeoocos
in New York very canddy admits that other causes were
at work TO produce tina; result. 1t easy" says
that paper, ito explain the falling off in of the
strong Democratic counties, where the ant-reni question
was not raised"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10

I II is stated that the publication of the democratic
Review" which, since its editorial department
ferred from Mr. oSulvan Mr.. Kettel has very much
deseneraied in spirit and ability has been suspended for
snindehnite Period-in other words, that it is dead
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10

Lat the Senate stood present. while the other
House was composed Of 81 Wings and 81 Locofocos.-
Wing gain Is.
The result Of this election s rendered moro important
by the expiration the 4h of March next of the service
OF one Of the U. S. Senators from New Jersey Mr. MIL
IrR who (or some other Wing in his place. will be
elected.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10

W "A Republican OF the South Side" in the Peters
burg Republican, dominates Orchard H. Baptist ESQ long
known as the true and faithful representative OF tho truly
Democratic district Of Meeklrnburs aud Halifax the
nsfe OF Virginia, 4. suitable person the Office Of
y. s. Senator.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10

u The Warenton Flag state, that Major P. N Bar
bour, who was killed Monterey raised by hi, uncle
John 5. Barbour, Esq. OF CupepeE county He became
the adopted of his uncle. whose influence he wa.
indebted for his situation in the army
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10
NOTICE.

"A YOUNG GENTLEMAN who can show
diploma from cooTe og1o satd-s IN the sat. ard also
esonaof good mofal ehafaccr has md
Renee IN bsehing wishes procure situation A. TEACHER Ne
70 eapioy him.
An suer' directed a. W. Wnsls,osvms p o. Cb,.,sseid
eouay Va, win ~ Thankfully rseeived. .oIo--c0
er The Eoqulfsr IL fsqusrsd N copy En-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10

u HONORARY DKsEEE.-The Faculty and Trustees of
Washington College, Pennsylvania their late Annual
commencement conferred the Honorary Degree of Doctor
IN Divinity on the Rev JOIN SKINNER Pastor Of the Pres
byterian Church Of Lexington, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10

u The Albany Evening Journal denies, in the most
positive terms, statement of the New York Evening
Post, copied into the Washington Union that the manu-
LECTURERS expended enormous sums Of money State
pending the late canvas Will the Evening Post tell US
what amount Of money levied upon the
and expectants
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10

" William Rufus King, Esq. late Minister Plenipoten-
uary to the Court OF France arrived Of New York on the
9th inst IN the packet ship New York. Capt Chopper
which brought IS cabin passenger. whom were on
board the Great Britain when she was wrecked
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10

u We are glad TO learn that the University of Virgins
has commenced its Fall with catering prospects.
The number of students in attendance i. about leo.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10

u The Alexandra Gazette states as a rumor. that
Governor Smith has pl1on5i warder rho was recently
convicted OF mans!augatcr, Tor the killing of smawood
and sentenced to five years imprisonment in the Peni,en
uary Petitions for MS pardon, it says were very numer
ousy signed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10
Dem. maj. in II. Of R. Of
Both Congress,

Since the publication Of the Unions estimate New York
and New Jersey have voted-and instead of eectinp 10
Loeos and 20 Wings, only - Of the former party have
been chosen and % Of the latter The result of the cleo
ton for the next Congress, thus far is stated as follow.
by correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot rs compared
with the delegations from the States in the pre.en
Congress:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10

APPOINTMENT ny THE GOVERNOR cr VfEsiyfl.-A H.
Evans Of Sanhugusune AZ commissioner for the ssts
Of IeHas with authority to take eposious, acknowledge
monts Of deeds, etc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10

"TT-T TIT1I TTIO-
ut il with regret that we annsunes to our snd, IN. ~,
turn u the special agent, Mr. Hoop to Europe without
having accomplished the object Of his mission There s
o possibility that any succesfB steps can be- fskeo 10
words concluding pence before further are .nt
from Europe, and IN that ssirs will remain AZ here
tof0ro unul such received"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10

DIED,

on Tuesday evening ID nrsnt By the Rev'd d., Dame nj,
W. =. GhEss 10 Miss Aprtis svfrn both u Danvns Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10
New Jersey Leyi.lnture

Full returns ct the New Jersey election show the fol-
lowing be the relative strength of parties tho State
Legislature:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10
Majority against il

tbs believed thai the new Constitution Is adopted,
whstanding the heavy majority against in the City and
in some OF the River counties The proposition place
free footing with the whites in the exercise OF
the right OF suffrage have with very little IA
any OF the State, the majority against being
oyerM helmingly large.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10
Florida Election.

The Tallahassee Sentinel OF the 9th u gives the fol-
lowing the result Of the late Congressional election in
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10
From the Cherokee Conntrv.

The Cherokee Advocate Of October sih hss brief re-
cord 1t proceedings in the National Council which how
oyof are o. ue importance. IN ito Gb.once Of John R.
ihs pine pal and M Lowrey, the prime pal chief
Villa 5. Idey, President Of the Nauon, Cgmmit,.
sat IN the council rs acting principal chief He ms de
bret communication 20 that body cover NJ On Official eopv
Of the treaty negotiated at Washington, Of which he
says
ut BE- gratifying 10 that general s,,cuon .sern.
10 prevail among The people IN reference 10 the terms Of tho
treaty. and quiet and good feeling encourage tho hone that
the Cherokees will again become hsppy and prosperous
nsuon united n effort 70 improve their social
and moral relations"
The Advocate also represents ihe country .. trsnoui
and the people - feeling IN their possessp,
FRoA VLEA ChUz,-Wo have nothing Of ipport,ncs
from Mexico BY Of Havans, but have been permitted
10 make an extract from commercial letter n late date
It's from source entitled to oil fsspecu-rN. o. Pic
Vera Cruz, Oct l. 1916.
Dear SUsThere is very lule news worth reporting -
Inc present Government Is trying render iissf popus
by series n rather liberal measures and appears willing
I" recommenco The campagn vigorously. Gen. San.
"a Anna BE- about leave Mexico in order 10 assume the
Renofashp iu chief n tho troops concentrated In San Luis
fo0s but We confess % have the very worst opinion Of the
MEXICAN Army and do not bslve that they will make sny
vigorous Resistance the American TROOPS The main
dmcuiy will be- moreover tho entire want Of money A. In
he c'ers Of The treasury there enough where
WIN iop ue mot Necessary end urgent eHgenres and
mo credit Of GOyeums1 no s yrfy uch shaken Indeed II IL
rne Inst The clergy will guarantee losn Of some millions
OF doiars bot We do believe that this amount will be
procured, snd even IL wefo undoubtedly the largest mart
VII consist n Government psper, which l. very deutt
realize in this moment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10
New York Election.

Without eneumbering columns with details. until
the result Of the election New York shall
been officially aseertaned the general results
contained in the last papers:
Unofficial Of the vote for Governor from all tho
counties except Csitarsugus which in ls44 gave W big
majority Of 1877, make the majority OF John Young
sias Wright IL 03o and exhibit since the last election
when wrights majority Fillmore was 1919. Wing
gain Of 81, 2O9.
LKsinArrRE
Tits believed enough two OF the counties still
in doubtJ that parties in the will stand
follou..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10

There are Ii Ant-Renter among the members. Of
whom arc Wings and are MISUNDERSTANDING near
ly equal division OF honors,
CoNsRKss.
The New York Express Of Saturday last, thus Classics
the members Of Congress
Wings %
Locos
Old Hunkers and Tariff Democrats 3
II. as the Journal Of Commerce remarks cit docs not
FIG for the defeat of tariff Democrats any more than
for the deiea, OF the tariff whigs-and if the tariff /. to
constitute the line of division between the two par
tcs-the three tariff democrats" from New York. as well
as hive OF the members from Pennsylvania and from
New Jersey who claimed by the Administration party
ought to be added to the Wing list.
CRY VorE.
The OF the City of New York on the adoption of
the State Constitution, the new City Charter and
the proposition extend free suffrage TO colored per.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10

Id FOR CHARTER,--Tho coppered BRIG
PACToLUs, Cspt. Dean, carries 1900 M. Plan, NJ,
hosseus IN r'sd'nss' Ter ssrg.. spp1s NV
CHARLES PAIMEp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10

letter from Washington the editor Of the New York
Herald describe. the effect produced Washington by the
election from New York in the following letter:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-10

.RN FOR NEW ORBEANS.--The splendid
tAeZ Bsrque BACHELOR, Capt Hiram Horton Will al
for The above Port with dispatch For pas.ats h.vin,
eonnodauons appy 70 The Captain board ~ Ludsu br
HAsKfNs 4 LIBBY
=. David CUkRIE
no lO CHAs T. wORTgau
The New York herald., 1846-10-06
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, &C CrOBEK @,
Cleared.

Cleared.
shR smh Es as'nss Gass
a.s ssS %s ssm Hs Rsss Macon S.ssss
au Prince. Williams & Bepsd,et; GouIer, Couch, Rich
dsr6i Co saa % sn,ls % smith. ba%oi. Miller
. Bmss %s tH HS
bot WshsiGSa &c Ni'fhsIl Steamer Mutual Safe
ssp zsSGs ss % s% sd isd s:p IL
Is s !. 10 spoke sng aL 2, &c
to days from 81. xh mds:
franklin on board the sap,aa aud crew Of .ehs
M0a S.d M Ss II the s e. Of the s
oa 2h say the s ship = pon o Packet
gale i.om 81 NV; split iopsa and carried away the
Ship Splendid Peties 40 days from Havre with mdse 10th
@ Of s s gale s. sy .d
hatch sea.es ,s :praas 'Hs
s =:
so 81 os sprie ship shenaadoah il days from Phiisde
h Srs@ Lys5pGo g spoke
fG uss S % sSe Ssw ~ 4o,s Th ,a, mds
ysss5'dss from cS,m
so ssn a w viii.
bark Emo. foT ~ puisS Eaton a,v
with mdse, to 7 Poppe Ia passengers Sept H. lat II
l6 Ion s8 spoke ship Exec lsior from New Orleans for Lii
verpoo The has gales the
Bark Genesee, Gregg, 20 days from New Orleans, with
mdse, to Collins & Co. Sept Is, ship ashore
Orange Key pante black with painted her sails all
in,sted vessel under jury standing I'd inst
spar OF square rugged vessel and fragments Of wreck
ed vessels.
Sandman brig Fdamzae, Laragna, As days Rotter.
dam, in ballast to order.
Brig Casilds, Crabee 10 days from Bcnare with llsO
bush sa toJ Eoulke Son Left American vessels. Isl
jury masts up standing for the nearest port.
Brig Confidence Cousins 90 days from New Orleans with
aud mossses to w Engs Sept 26 LAT s Ion "a 49,
been boarded and stripped ?9th lat IS So lou 4O fell in
with the wreck of Fashion, of Baltimore Balti.
for West Indies under jury mls had been dsmasted
Cook, fell from the yard and broke his leg and
received other damage 3s In gale Of wind split fore
81 brig ST Margaret, Howard Is days FIN Pictou with coal
Br brig Ida knowtor IS days from Pctou with coal to
Brig Pocahontas, Gray days from Newport with lumber
20 order.
sehr Jerome Baxter 6 days Cape Hayti with coffee
to Rosse Co the night of the 18Th Sept sIiuht
shock of earthquake felt bu damage Sept
25h, lat 81 35 lon II S. fell with the wreck
Townsend wi stump Of oremast standng boarded her,
holds she had been previously boarded and stripped
every thing
Br Exempar Lockhart Il days from Pictou bound to
Newark with coal, to Soule, Whitney & Co.
Schr Charleston Davis 20 days from Newhero with
stores, TO s l. Mitchell.
schr Exchange Sweet days from Virginia with Shingles
TO master.
brgs-unknown
Ship Brarens. for Hamburg, and Others.
The New York herald., 1846-10-06
Passengers Arrived.


LIyERpooL- Ship HuguenotMs Piiiings. Mr. yoans Mr.
Tough Mr. Flagg Mr. Mrs Psgaae Miss Roberts-8i
In steerage.
LwEerooL-steamship Hbe MIA at BostonMiss Marrett,
Mess McDonsld adv end Two childrea, Ch Sreen ladv
chidreu Mr. Witmore and infant Miss
Patton Rev Dr. pssoh Mr. t1apss ksy Pr skinneI, Miss
Ghss B.sls.s dndy Lieu, tyson Ferguson, Lieut.
Lieut. kodth DACG, Messrs Hobs Iobson, Hob,
Witmore schopler Scott Adam Gladstone, Reid,
w Marett, Rev Or Dick Rev DR. Emery, Mess,s &C Guns
Chiestv, Levy Bicker Coipus, 4 Kupewoth, d Ranka
SLizman, q oooth jan. .ay, W Tup m Agsssc, RJgs
way. 9 Won wasnfelt. Weld, Merce rarrcaIieu Scot.
man. Hayward aad lad Isl Fsom Liverpool for Halifax
Mesr. x fos,er, A McTavi.h, ] ii Wough, WI Wis,-
well Hooper, Gurnh lady, Capt Dick LADY, three chi
dren and female seTaat Msss, w Stars G Roberts
Wm Evans, Lieut. Fixhugh, PKirlew w Peters, Joseph
Bell, Bell. rsygsr hawey Mrs Rayner; Miss Rayner
Mr., voss ard Two children, Messrs wilkinsoa, WIN
Mckay ind lady Lowell and lady tusack. Duns
combe, y n Nouol, h Liaei, Hastings, X Breure, q
Youag, Gohegal, Ho5 Cunard-l9. Tot no.
HAvkE Ship ,p endd-Henry Herr Phil f. q Sewall, n
Hork-2E in steerage
-HAvRg-Ship Cotton Planer-C Durand, Mad Brun Mad
Dumier + Besei, + NJ Steiner.
MARsElLLEs-ship Arcoie-Lieut Hunter, USN Lieut.
Tsyior Usyl, Nlr MILLER and lady, Mr. Baldwin.
Rio DE JaSrIRo-5hip Courie-Frederck Jones, George
Marsdeu.
NEW OuEASs-Bark Genesee-Capt Do,ne ID Culver
Mrs Emmeny, SIR Hof-2 Ia steerage.
The New York herald., 1846-10-06
By Last Nights Southern HAIL.
Home Porta.

B.lTIMonE oetsIA,, French :hp Henri Depoj'ly s. a.
gale daring which los, all three oPgaapt with
sd .s u e0 ,;s neos % OF ,S;n n, sTs m1sn Top
Bsis for Bremen. So '' "N'''''' run
'SR 1sT% c1
Snip Masnae Weitiag for do sailed 18th Aug snd
% &
T .I. % 81 U1R e s
saw ship with msintopg anmas gone steering % the
e% ss % 8 g. s. 81 a %
in The gale elhe 10th Saw .eyer, I've al vessels which "a %
capes ship standing 10 with all three
brig Adele Steele from ST. J.so Cubs. 18th
sS%nsS Dssas B:ssa: "t Fsns.ss
M on On snSs ss ss i:h a S
O W schr Amazon from Falmouth, Jam for St Marys Ga;
o baltimore o"ta dayshad four urine men sick 'as aaG
ae wis ssmas we s Tn % when
Al;o sI :ehT syiEa.ss, Foysr ay: from Grenada.
sTs Sdd ss Saw off rhom.
la rS ha,5 light Sand g2 The Gw.d up from H,m
m 4. ; E' and sney soae in heavy cav gale
tow hs Gid alsr o'clock Steam
Ihpmas Point, SATURDAY, morning French ship with loss Of
iS% s Ssa.
Cooper beiore reported in disuess) arrived ia Hampton
Cd :Sia Isspsri ,hd. Re,srdsm brig. Indus,
Cchn, kio de Janero and markets st Andrew Cromwell
Jamaica; Justna 'ohn John tom Demerara scs Fsyeue
vile. Green, Wilmington, NC; Maria. Johns son, New ork
SD ship Ann Horsmsn Bremen bark Leda Rnark,
Etchbe!ger, Falmouth; oneco Leav IRON below, where
she anchored yesterday Emeline, Churchill Portland Ea-
gle Fsssendsn Ros,oa; shP Leopard Chds for
ton; Justina, Johnston, Demerara.
PHIAprIPHIA Oct 5-Arr bark Gov Briggs Hallett Bos.
ion; brig In Edridge do Br brig Mary Conrad Haay
NS schrs Gypsum, McDu Eastport lisbon, Benedic
NYork; Delaware, Baker Proyidepce steamer Anthece
Nfork; barges Orb. Yapp aud Dolphin Lamb, NYJk CID
River Italian ss9wes Boston; Chnehil, Pa.r,os Pen
Clark do Daniel Parker Green, Albany; Lady Suffolk Tut.
hill, NYork; Jsbez White, Corson do; steamer Ashland
Mason, Albany and Troy; barge Cayugi Owens, NYork
The New York herald., 1846-10-06
r'-.rsixm Ias,,or tat,ons,

LrvERpooL-Ship Huguenot-2ss5 bars iron Kemrcvs
Bresse co-3t shirlds26o bxs TIA Stokes t;iber
es Dsveaas 4 SON 10 CHS Il waneklsy-li Nj Leup-
400 boxes tin Curaham De Wolf-s w Hobeuson-2c &c
pkgs Patrick col hid VI Bruce Son . do crates
Wnde c,-25 bales Cog selI eo-se crates chts
cks N Harfs-i hids Cenesn-l ch cs X Foster
3P& Hayden-2 Wendell & Meyer cs II Norri, x oo-
bx Z Bosworth-9 bis Cameron Brand-l3 cks w Ii &
4eliIspie-3 Wiley Putnam-2o0 sacks salt Thompson
Dodge col chs Thomas Son-is6 bars iron ~
isz railroad iron O. bales so 90, bundles
order
HAyRr-ship splendid-3 pkgs mdze Maguin Guedin-2
WIN Beujsma & cog Griuager X co-l2 Cmoer Danb.
lnaan--7 Keesier co.. Bishop Jr col A Kolie-l
Brun, Lansiere Court-lo z 1T Henrchs- Scroeder
A Arnold col Levi Coole coz Nlurray--I Gur
ne-3 KipPling-7 farfeuot X Duar-5 b & Ste
nj Colvlle Fleming-2 Lord Y Tsyloo-i Dersuner x
bgigsid-S w ksnpe-G Spies, Christ col Bradey-6 Z
shara,es sonI Levi. FsrnanI Iismdrt < col ia.
r9t Comnissaire-i FreTes-i GsgneiIni PEREZ A
hswIl Woodworth--l T Lelager--4 Gull 4 Strong-<
,h.a VIM Linden--2 Henrie X Chayxsa-2 T Ar
W u 70 De Lae--2 Fere-l Spuger--l n Rucher
Asn,cH HH",esLS buekal o X huttoo-f } q Syte-i
MaIeym.n q sd sdnssr-, Psyser-2 Fsere-i Bret
Wllliams colo package, me- dire fo or.r-
5do Grosven9r co-5o do csses w,ns u M f!,bbsra
co. isaac ohmsa-, %n % % ", Th,ye do Wii.ton
Taylor co.. do X II H4ight-I Jah"sene - 90 nsaa
re,9g-2 R'mere-3 Lochsixs rauche~,a ropir, ~ ~
"a asissr siasei Pshs fo Renard eo der
So,iI. St.nssn CO. Noss eiuslIanSe-i TWINS
1onaafe X rurch-z kessIngbeig eo-2 II l. Len~r,d
fS9FFg 10 and flel,a-t Brown col a Pimpsi
Bigeiow.I yiliae-i Lyon T Lewis Coz Cs,bsr,
fes-1W 4 Miller3 schmidt Andrew--I N lenns ca
rreus MaenDel-l Debois-li ofder-i B ID (;us,
wv Duiton fasset-3 Hartman son, Pbila-3 HsIt.
The New York herald., 1846-10-06


man Sens prssksr-i shes Latilsr--2 G Msysr-i
bruthaulet col Ezra Fedler-23 Losnig y Wis.en.
donek-2 do A q II Witham-2 T. Sand-t q x hn
ben-l Wriencke-ii9o bs.kes wine Rsnsuld Francis
~ ENsteea-l0I baskets wine Bonen Graves CO.
3do Fox Livingston
CAnros-Ship q Co'ter-2ioi bales hemp l3o picu's
oos. 3a .pan wood 500 boxes FIRE crackers tso
339 hfehes youag rs do e. chs hyson 2o
hf do npowd-r 1862 do imperial 2 chs hyson skin 86 f do
tw;aska 100 do 30 do o1 hf DO 100 do souchong
l. q Grswold-265 hf chests Young hyson 81 do mpe-
rial do powder % souchong SO nds George Crib
wod7 hi che Is $50 2lb hxs 200 Glib do ha
chests labs boxes 50 ob do 500 6lh imperial
ndse l6 DO silks Gordon Talhot20 do Cary coll do
Brown, Brothers col Walter Bovine do 4 II Brinley
Ia hf bx. 10 order.
MAHsrILLrs-sbip Areolel bale silk Chasieain x Pom
vert4 Howe * col Coffin, Bradley < CO 3 X A Il q
Wllth1esT do eorks Fen son-i Bate; Tarer
y 10 asphsltum 28 cks bomen orde-0 cks 20
Dutlh ousinery--25 do bx Rre'haupt Chung boxes
glass HpIcks900O rosin 800 kegs grapes 400 bxs
nous Chamherain phelps
BREMEN-Bark Empre, Oa'or, of Portand-35O bxs X T
P'ppe co 2s bxS cks H-rschea Unkar-70 Forner
x Landh-im-3i bys Holberson-2T Hearichs-2
cks Roker Momsi-3 bxs 8 Richards cks J Z Mul.
Ter q 'o.so brs Rosendeld Brothers.
CARE HAYTIschr J-rome300 coffee co ood
100 hides A Rossre X Co