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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29

MARRIAGE xrnaoRpisAEy-Ths Parish rrison we
ias' "wednesday The scene OF a strange kind Of wedding.
About two or three mon,hs ago. an Individual named John
Mclean ~as arrested. On the charge Of stealing a Bin Of
Exchange, drawn ON Connsse & Co. fof SISpO. The
bill was offered Tor salc by MeLssn, 20 Nc M.s,sr. broker.
who. before he csshed IL. required that the seIss should DO
identified. Thersupon a man named Lssarus came for-
ward. but he wss Immediately recognized a. IN old inmate
OF the Penitentiary. The result was, tbey were both car.
red before Recorder Baldwin and after duo Investigation
sent Tor trial to the First District Court. when bail was 70.
quired IN tho sum OF $4,000 each. Some i've or six weeks
ago, a MuL Fox. keeping the Oregon House. corner Of Poy.
dras and Levec streets, where Mclean was arrested, went
to tho Parish Prison, and inquired whether her bail would
be taken for Mclean; she was answered, certainly not.
On Wednesday last. . very young female, seemingly Is
or 10 ycars Of age, the daughter Of Mn. Fox. In a lar ad.
vaneed stage OF pregnancy. went with some friends and
q magistrate TO the Parish Prison, aud then and there a
marriage was soiemnired between her aud the prisoner.
McLKAs. Brde.cake wss distributed, and the psrti,,'
with tho exception OF the bridegroom, left the i.il. On
Thursday, Mrs. Fox baled out the prisoner, in the sum Of
$500; the bail having been reduced from $4,000 10 thst
sum, according to tho usual form Of law. On Friday Me-
lean started hence, in = schooner. to Port Lavacca, and the
bsil-bond 10 STATED TO be hardly worth more than the psper
on which is characters are impressed. LAZARUS still re-
mains in custody.
This strange story was yesterday related to us by a Der.
son in authority, and we leave our readers and the public
To make on II what comments they choose. Mclean h, an
exceedingly dangerous character, well known to The police.
and has had, heretofore, to defend himself before the mi.
eonsls against charges involving robbery, and other acts Of
criminal terpitudc.
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From the New Orleans ~Pieayune. Sept 20.
HEALTH OF THE ARMY.

We should be deeply grieyed were the accounts siv.,
yesterday morning by some OF our coiemporarie. of The
ed. Similar representations were made to Us upon the ar.
rival Of the Telegraph, and in perfect faith; vet they ver-
80 at variance with the statements OF our own correspon-
dents at Camargo, received but a week previously, that we
preferred TO say nothing upon the subject until we had am.
pie confirmation from our usual sources OF Information. :
The accounts in the Bee represent that the ntmh.r os
volunteers ia the hospitals at Camlrgo is between sly and
seven huadrej, and the number in the hospital. of Mats
morss yet more numerous. We confess that there "a 10,
much reason for giving crejence TO this representation bu,
we would fam hope It "a exaggerated.
Our special correspondent wrote Us from CamarVo on the
29th Of August 4 letter, IN which he made particular men
ton OF the health o: that town. He said il was very sickIv
among the MeIieans, and he attributed this to their yery
miserable shelter from the weather. since the town was 40
injured by The floods. At the same time ne mentioned thai
mere YVES less sickness IN P'toPornSn among our troops,
though At nas beginning 10 'hop itself more than be fore.
Other letters OF a5oat the same date had spoken so fay5rs.
by OF the effects Ct the temperance enforced Amony Tho
troops 81 Camargo, that We entertained very confdcn,
hopes that the army would have left Camargo before the
dreaded fever should make its appearance.
1t appears TO be conceded that constant activity and Sc
we're Wo'S are emlnenuy favorable To the health OF troops.
and no narm results 10 them 1t 4 little sraitened for proyi.
sions. On the other hand the sluggishness of camn life
accompanied by ample stores Of provisions, is yefy ant IN
breed disease Great i'tegula'itya and iniemPerance Of diet
are, we are told, quite common among the volunteers. We
have, then, little OF no apprehension for the health Of the
army now at Seralyo, or more probably nearer Monterey.
Inc country IS healthier than the valley of the Rio Grande.
and the inevitable stimulus supplied by the activity of their
operations aud The prospect Of aconhict with the enemy i.
the very best antIoote To disease.
We should be romiss did we fail to note that these latter
accounts, so much TO the prejudice Of The health Of the VOL
unteers, represent distinctly that the REGULARS" suffer moth
ing IN comparison. From their better habit Of cleanliness.
regularity and temperance, they are almost exemp, from
sickness.
Since writing the above we have convorsed with an Of.
heer Of the Kentucky volunteers direct from Camargo-
lie says that It IL reasonable 10 estimate the number u the
sick al twenty men To each company Of volunteers; thai
the disease from which they suffer most Is diarrhoa. which
seems to battle the skill OF the surgeons and that there ore
no levers prevailing. unless Of q very mild tHns-
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From Rio de .Janeiro.
lPER MAzEFFA, AT NEw YoRK
RIO DE JAxEIao 3Ist Iu.v n

RIO De JASEISo. 3lst Juiy, 1876.
Fiour-The excessive arrivals for a time paralysed the
market, and there was every prospect Of a considerable de-
cline, when a most unexpected demand took place for the
Cape Of Good Hope, in addition TO some for Rio Grande
and Moneyideo, relieving the market OF IL 900 bbls Balti-
more at l2Hal2l500 on board. nett S5Ia 500; Richmond
l7H50Oalsl500, nett So 5sS 7,25-st about these rates
the bakers have bought about 5000 bbls. The quotations
ne $4,000 for Baltimore, l7n5O0alsl500 for Richmond,
holders firm. The stock IN first hands Is IL 900 bbls, Rich
mond, 5000 do Balnmore, and 1000 Tries,e-total 81 900
bbls.
At Rio Grande on Oath, the supplies were fair. Rich
mond retailing at2On and 2in00O; Baltimore l7nalsH0O0.
Cofiee-The export, has been large. and the prices since
the middle Of the month having declined lO0a so rs, supe.
rors may now be quoted 3l2OOa3n3OO, or 65s6i cts. on
board; good frsts 3n05Os3ll5O, 6bl6t cts. Tho total ex-
port has been 2 1888 bags, OF which 1864 bags went to
the United States, as follows: New York l9, SO tags, Bal.
timore HOS bags, Boston 5.4si bags. PhiIadeIphia 1855
bags-totsl IS, G64 bsgs.
Hidos-There have been large arrivals from Rio Grande,
and the market is very flat in consequence Of the adyices
from Monteyideo that 100000 Hides had been collected
there, ana that peace would probably he concluded with
BuenOs Ayes. The offers making are at $50 rs, or 10 cs
on board.
AUGUsT 4th-The Coffee market has been sustained by
purchases for the American vessels going under convoy
after they have sailed it may decline somewhat. Exchange
very firm; drawers at26i, but little money even ut 27d.-
Dates from Monteyideo are to 22d ulimo. Flour was very
dull; the few sales making netied S65.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29

" The editor OF the ST. Louis Rcvenle has convened
within a few days past, with an English Mormon, who, be-
ing sick OF the troubles at Nauvoo. is on hi. way back to
England again. He explains in his own case, the conduct.
perhaps, OF hundreds Of others. who, like him, LETT their
households in the old country and sought a new home with
the Prophet Joe Smith and his Tribe. 1t appears tina, he
was induced by a Mormon leader to leave his home in Ian.
cashire, not because Of any peculiar stfecton for the Nor
mon ienee' but because 1t was represented to him that the
organization at Nsuvoo was that Of a manufacturing a.so-
citation. where i, was intended TO carry on different branch
e', such as cotton spinning, weaving, cloth manufacturing
ana cutlery, etc. the entire proceeds OF this labor to be
lauon and embarked for the United States. from which he
is now going. minus his f700. and possessed Of a greater
knowledge OF Norman principles than he had whom he
came.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29

IL The Washington Union is fayoring It's readers with
elaborate essays, "long drawn out" though We cannot
say much Of their :" linked sweetness in a vain effort 10
vlndicate the consistency Of the Prcsiden's various posi-.
tons on the Oregon question. We know Of nothing com.
parable TO it but the luLou Of S~ysiphus. The stone, which
"the Presidents Message, by a fling, easi to the top Of the
Rocky Mountains" upon which elevated point the Pesi-
dent himself afterwards took a stand, "a man Of pu.ce
and slow 70 anger but nevertheless determined TO main.
tain, al oil hazards, our clear and unquestionable title TO
the utmos; limits Of the vast territory upon which he looked
down, "the monarch Of all he sutvoyed"-,his famous stone.
which the :" procrastinaiOn OF Congress permitted 10 roll
almost to the bottom" but which, by a second "finz." our
brawny armed Chief Magistrate again cast to the summit of
the mountain, was finally, and undeniably by hs own con.
sent, permitted to roll back from 81 40 to lg-and there il
stands. Neither the stone nor the President u now TO be seen
there! This is q "hGed fact" which tho Union cannot die.
pute. Iii the seal upon the bond. which 1t cannot rail away.
Unless 1t can show that 81 ~ aud ~ mean the same line
or thsi when Mr.. Polk declared mis- unaIterable purpose 10
insist upon 81 40, he meant Ats ingenuity is e1erted IN
vain. Nevertheless, the advocate, II he take the fec, must
defend his client, however hopeless his case. We arc for,
therefore, from complaining Of the Unions zeal. Il is al.
together natural. But then, it ought not to expect that IL.
readers can be made, by any process Of reasoning, however
ingeniously woven, or e.aborately prepared, to believe that
2 and 2 make 6. The Pope Of Rome, backed by the Col
lege Of Cardinals, could not palm that upon the most cr.du-
lOus believer in his in~falibiity.
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A cRAsH-LuCKY ESCAPE.

Yesterday, about > O'Clock, the joists OF the second story
IN the front part of the building occupied as the Custom
House, gave way under the pressure of about 1900 sacks
OF SALT which, in. their descent, carried away the ground
floor, and finally lodged in tho cellar. In the back room Of
the ground floor was the Collectors office, in which. n, the
time, were Mr.. VIM. Nelson, son OF the Collector, Mr..
George ID. Fisher, and the Captain Of a vessel, whose
name we have not learned, neither OF whom, we are
happy TO say, was injured, though the Captains ha, was
buried IN the ruins. Two negroes were engaged in carry
ing 'atiroma wagon TO the troni room, whcn the joists
gave way; but they fortunately escaped from the building
before the heavy mass fell.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29

~ The large Bagsing and Bale Rope factory Of Nessr,.
6 shuiu & Co. at Maynoih, Kentucky, employing 100
hands. has ceased operations, in consequence OF the change
IA the Tariff. Other factories, Of similar character. will
follow sui-aud the Hemp, therefore. as we'll as the labor
Of other countries, will then bo necessary 10 supply the do
mesno demand. Thus IS on important AGRICULTURAL
interest sacrificed By those who profess t. be tho exclusive
champions Of that class ofour ielow.eiuzsns. And to wha,
pursuit are these Hemp growers 10 turu their attention, when
the demand fof that article shall be cut Oh. or seriously d..
minishodl Nearly oil Of them will be forced into the col.
uyuton Of Tobacco. which De- already a drug IN the market,
consequent upon is over produouon-aud which must be
rendered siu more Improbable by The addition to the ousn.
uy snnusny Produced. The planter can perceive. from
the feet. the mannor in which q protective tariff eonfers
upon hin q Dmtcr benefit, in addition 70 h. numerous I'M.
cidsnisl advsnisges.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29
Dr. Wistar's Baisam of wild Cherry

Now that this preparation is well known TO be a more eerain cure
for ineTpiont COnumFIon, Asthma. Liver Compiaint. Coughs, and
all similar affections, than any otirr remedy ever known, there will
be- and nor are found those 20 yl1iinouly wicked ~ To concoct n
spurious and perhaps POISONOUS mixture, and toy to palm Il OF a.
the genuine Balsam. We rsiss no ia sc atarz. An imitation ap
psand IN Rochester, n. Y, last winter aud n other paris. arotbsr
article somewhat resembling Dr.. Wistars Balnm ~ aaHs is sod
We advise the public Of these schemes, tlat their health may not
be irhed with. nor ourselves plundsfed ofourju Just rights. Dr. Wa.
taTs Balsam ofWih.Chery IL a new medicine, aud m re efieaeiou.
than any other known. we have the Vrifea Immature, Of such
men a. Recorder Tallmadee, Counsellor Williams. and John Power.
u. ID, Of New YORK, " Gorge, Rsq, Member OF Parliament and
scores Of Others, to prove haiti has cured ASTHMA, Bleeding At the
Lungs. etc. etc etc. after the physicians kill has ceased q benefit
For sale, wholesale and uuH, by CAYNOR a WOOD.
- Is n, t,,..5 w..
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MOTTO T. =

~ -
rhs annual meeting Of the koanok, NsviEaioa Company wn be
hsh a, Weldon: \. C. on THURSDAY. The ssth dy Of October nsrL
sept ss-S5t A. yOYNER.
er Enquirer coy en-.
" enr Agricultural and Hertz
cutturnt soctety.---The Anuual Meeting and
Exhibitions will be held on the 18th and iSlh OF oeto-
Der nex,-,he Agricultural portion and ~ploughins match
on tho 18Th tho Horticultural. with specimens Of me.
ehauic arts. domestic industry. &c, on the 18th. Ad-
dresses on both days.
Exnisrrios lsr p,y-Stock OF oil kinds, agricultural i'm
plement', and specimens Of grain and root crops.
IN pAr-Plsns, shrubs aud flowers. fruits, butter, me.
ehanic arts. and domesiic manufactures.
Commute TO select = place for aud to arrange and
conduct tho hrst dsy's exhibition WIN. Miller, Joseph
Rennic, and John A. Hutchinson.
COMMITTEES to select . Place Zoe sud to arrange and
conduct the second days exhibition wm. y. Chirten.
den, Chss. Dimmock and Thomas A. Rust.
Committss to select a place for and to arrange and
conduct the ~ploughing match Charles MAR. WIN Mel.
Burton
With authority In all cases to add o,hc,.
These Committees are respectfully requested to give
notice as speedily ~ possible Of tho places selected and
OF tho REGULATIONS adopted BY them.
sept ~ ~. WIN. II. RICHARDSON, Prest.
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COMMERCIAL O
RICHMOND MARKETS.

lRxroHrKp AND oosnkcrkp rwick A wkxk rR rns wsso.
sKrrKxnKH %, 1896.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT very ligh,-priees continue to
rule low. ~.
FLoUR-saie. fr shipping to-day sli; the, suinbls
for retailing and Bakers will well command 4la5. Stock,
very light.
wHEAT-6oalio eents-the latter Tor prime white.
ORN-6 to 67Ic.
OATS-No sales much wanted.
CUT NAILS-4 to Ale.
TEAS-lmpcnal and Gunpowder SOC. to 81, rs; Black
25a50c.
wHISKEY-Hog-hcads 2@c, bbs. Csc.
CANDLES-Spcrm 26a27c.; Patent Sperm lOc; Hullr
Patent &c: Tallow l0ala}.
COFFEE-Rio 63aSc; Laguayrr 73asc.
HERDS GRASS-Sl.
Do.-S4 per bushel.
PIG IRoN-S25 TO Is.
FISH.-Heuing., No. l. 81, No. Q, 81 receipts over
LlME-s0 q Csc from vessel.
MoLAssES-N. Orleans 2sa3oc; Porto Rico asasOcJ
Cuba l6a22c.
oIL-winter strained oil best 100 cts; Fall strained
90a923c.
PRovIsloNS-Bacon. smi,hfeid Ct cents; Western
Sides 5ta6t; Shoulders 3}a4S cts; and Baltimore Sides
6a6tc; shoulders 4}a5 cts.; Hams 63s73; Lard 6ia73c.
PLAlSTER-From the Wharf. last sales, S2,75 to
S2.s73 per ton; do. Bssin S3,75.
SUGARS-Wi,h q light stock. prices havo materially
improved: We quote N. Orleans Ease; r. Rico 7iasic;
ST. Croix sia9sc.
HoT-5
SALT--Livcrpool, Sl,55.
.~CATrLE-Beef from s3t to II; shocp from Q l to 81;
Hogs s..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29

THINGS To BE REnENpEREp.-The English bushel OF
wheat weighs 20 pounds; 4 bushels, equal TO $50 pound,
being n quarter OF n ton weight.
81 bushels American wheat, Of 60 pounds to the bushel,
equal the English quarter.
The English sack OF flour weighs $50 pounds and !
sack 1850 pounds, equal to 10 American barrels,
The bushel of fine Liverpool salt weighs Sc pounds: the
sack contains 4 bushels. pa pounds.
Ten sacks made a ton weight, {. 240 pound; the bushel of
Ground Alum salt weighs 81 pounds, the sack contains "a
bushels, equal TO pa pounds-ten sacks make a ton.
10 bring English sterling money to dollars and cents
double the pence, the answe is cents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29

NEW CouSTERFErrs.-A letter from New York TO d
Philadelphia Inquirer, gives the following list of some nc
sounierfeits that have recently made their appearance
Wall street. New York:
SIS on the Mechanics' Bank Baltimore.
Is and rs on the Mechanics Bank, Newport.
Is on the Yates County Bank.
rs on the Bank of Whi;estown, N. Y.
rs on the Merchants Bank Of Baltimore.
pos on the Bank OF Charleston, S. C..
los on the Exchange Bank, Buffalo. s
SIS on the State Bank Of Indiana.
IOOO's on the Chemical Bank Of New York.
iUs on the Dover Bank. New Hampshire.
los on the Franklin County Bank, Malone.
3s on the Bank OF Cumberland.
los on Luther Wrght's Bank, Oswego, N. Y.
1909 on the Mechanics Bank of PhiladeIphia,
2O's on the Charles River Bank.
2O's on the Farmers Bank, Amsterdam, N. Y.
los on the Schenectady Bank.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29

"7ppTs and MiHers-This corps. seventy two IN num-
of' came down from West Point this morning, and have
Eo"o on board The ship Clinton, (uansporD Tor Point Isabel,
lt'n whence they arc under orders 70 join General Taylor,
htG' heldqnaners. Tho company 10 under the command
"C4p' STht o. the Engineer cOrps-N. Y. EHFSEss.
Tho EDITOR Of tho Philadelphia North American, who
"'s recently On a visit 10 West Point, says Of this corps
hlWough The corps had been bat n few weeks in pfso.
uee' y hsa slready nvolled, IN constructing bridges and
throwing them scTosa the river, tho quickest time of the
french engineers. IN the works Of mioiag and sappipg,
. hafoeI' OF more unusual labor had 10 DO performed, and
slhough me corps was engaged IN digging trenches and
throwing up bfesstwofks for The two dsys wo we're Al the
Point the fPiriis Of the men wero not daunted BY the pros.
Peei OF bard labor end sehye service.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29

UsREHEARsrp SrAaK EFFECT The Wheeling Times
says 4 theatrical corps in that city were playing "Perfec-
tion." and when The lady playing Susan said 'rl marry
the hrst likely fellow that offers" a six footcr from Monroe
co.. u, walked up TO the stage and said. 'here's tho boy
Tor you, and there is the license" laying down u bona 6de
marriage license on the table Of the orchestra.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29

~ Peter Bagwen, r. Hsmpton, l.. BanwtH. Henry
Csucr. a. Hooper and Timothy D~emumbune have been
arrested 10 Naihtilc, Tenn. on a charge Of oountedeiung
the gold coin Of hs United smtss-CoL Bonion's yellow.
boys" Ttey bsd q machine Tor The purpose Of Clipping
the ooin-snd from each genuine ssgis the rim, 10 tho val.
Ne ofsboui' IS cents, wss taken 81, sod shited 10 the eoun.
t,H,ig aud % skilful y was the work done, that tho best
idsss could ~ith difficulty Distinguish between the false
snd ne genuino.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29
JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE.

SEPTEMBER 90, l546.
JUST received, and for sale, the following
- new Publications.
Marion and his Men, an Historical Romance, by the Author of
Paul Jones'" the Old Loyah.t" &c: csc
No ! Of the Statesmen OF the Commonwealth OF Euslapd. sa.
Mo- Of tie Pictorial History OF Eng and; CSC
Also received, the following MngSEnes for October -
New York inus rIied Magazine; use
Grah.ms American Monthly DO; 95e
Gedeys Ladys Boob; csc
Columbian Lady's and Genuemfn's do; Csc
London PietorAls per last Steamer
London Punch
Western Continent for Saturday. Gen, I'd.
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smith a Dukes Arithmetic.

We have examined this Arthme,ie aud have more thai
once thought OF presontng it, claims TO the public. We
esteem il a work which has no superior in ats adaptation to
Facilitating the progress OF the student In this most impor.
tant branch Of uon-com ne IL does much
valuable Information spperninins to other and disunc,
subjects embodied by a happy selection of examples.-
With a practical and iorcible illustration of lis main SUBJ
Jeet, and peculiarly suited rs It's by its method and the
nature Of il, examples and illustrations, TO impair, an in.
ierest and beset n fondness for the study. we would re-
commend it most confidently to teachers and students
everywhere.
but whilst its merits must universally assert its strong
claims, there is another consideration. which,must appeal,
IT not so strongly. at least with very considerable force to
'irsinians. Its author lCol. Francis II. smith, is a Viz
sinian, and with true devotion to virginia,s interests. he
has lsborcd zeslously for years to give her 4 stand among
her sisters.
Col. smith has now in course OF publication an intro
duetory TO his arithmetic, which will doubtless be a valua-
bic addition.
~ Sec advertisement of g. T,vIor IN ,po,b.r .ol,m,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29

AZ The Phlsdoghis Inquirer Gays, q LADY o, that city
hs. o. her possession q sitsr IN the handwriting Of Oliver
Ctensen. deis5 Febfusry On, 1850. ord sddre,.ed TO {.
cosamiu,s q Gs House Of Commons. ft j. In excellent
prsssrvsuSa tad ne psumsashp is bold, eisu aud dc.
uacI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29

The Now York Herald publishes a comparative table Of
imports into that port for the years ending on the Let of Sep.
tember, 1874, 1915 and lsiG-fom which n apyeafs that
during the present yeur there bss been q decrease in every
article, except in coffee, rec, tobacco and winoB-two Of
them Of domestic and two of foreign production. Coffee
will be admitted duty free after the new tariff goes into ope.
ration, as 81 present. and the importation tho fore goes on
IN the regular coufsc. TIE duy on wines, after the Isto u
December tsuya the HcratJ will be higher than IL ii. now.
and The ImportauoDs are therefore larger than usual. for tho
purpose Of bringing IN ns large supplies as possible. And
we beg leave 10 call the spocisl attention Of our friends NJ
tho Lgaehb1Tg RsPnLhcan 10 the following remark Of the
Herald, which may perhaps have the effect Of solving the
difficulty BY which thois minds seem 10 be psrplesed IN r..
gard TO the effect Of tho new tsnG, In coniucuon viii, tbo
wiohousing bill, upon imporatons "Ths returns shove
lsays the Herald only comprise tho imporatons entered
for ooHsuHphoH, for the period named, OF The Cu.,oms
but those safcftd under hs U~aTshouss ocf afo not reported
a. they DO not come into market until the new tstT law
goes into operation, and are therefore, for oil the purposes
Of trade, the same rs though they were not IN the country
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NEW BOOKS,
Received in advance nj j. w. RAN.
DOLPH d CO.'S Bookstore and Uind-

cry, III MIN NIREET.
MoHoAy. SErr. %.
October No. Columbian MsgAuae with } fne Enrrav;nys-sse
Cd supply OF Godsy's fAiy's Book. for October, with 4 D ate,"
4" OF Grhams Magazine " IS" . "
Baltimore Weekly Wesem Coniiusnt for Sent .5-se
New Yo'k Weekly Herald " a. sc
Sueeters Boston Star " " SC
Philadelphia " Dollar Paper " " Sc
" Saturday Courier, Post and Gazette {" - "a es
discourse Of The BaeOnisn Philosophy, bys. Tyler, OF the AIary-
land Par-tl00.
Vniieation of tbs Memory Of lanes Grshlm, Historian OF the
2Se
Vol Equitable Jurhdietion % Ike Couh Of Chaneery. eompt.s.
ing it rise, progress. and nnal Establishment, by q. SPICE orc Other
Maesry's Counsel.
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" The Mobile Advertiser states that bilious and inter-
militant levers are extensively prevalent in the interior Of
Alabama, though they are not very fatal.