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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

nrThe late WABAsH STANDARD has been passed over
to JOHs RossrR, Esq, wing, and is now called The
81 Courier" We regret that firm and able democratic
sheet cannot be kept up Lafayette Ii certainly ought
not TO be charged the sturdy democracy OF TpPecs-
The present editor understood TO be democratic
and, we hope he will continue firm IN the faith, and
receive liberal support We notice that Morrison, the
tail of the Royal Family, urges the @hgs 10 support the
new psper.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

FIFTEEN FEET OF SSow.-The Quebec Gazette OF
the 9th says, that the thermometer at that place
down to ten degrees below Zero and the lies in
heaps more than fifteen feet, and then falling thick
that it was impossible to ut distance of few
feet The st. Lawrence was piled up with floating
ice This degree of cold is more severe than the
frIghtful climate Of Moscow in 1912.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01
THE MARKETS,

CINCINNATI, Dec. 24.-rhe river was falling; snow
at night, with prospect for rain.
Hoes-prces ranged at from 81 90 10 $412t
FLoUR-$4 62i 10 81 g.
MADISON, Dec 81 lS45.-Business is still brisk in ibis
city, but prices are dopnarad The highest price Of pork
So 10, ranging down 32j. Flour 50 per barrel
Wheat 75 per bushe Groceries have advanced
shade in the retail since our last and there very
l.tel. In tof
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

0~J-Mr. Arnold's name accidentally omitted in
our House Report of the l9th on the vote taken on
concurring in the amendment proposed by the Com
mittee on Corporations, the bill incorporate the
Logansport and Rochester Michigan Road Company.
He voted in the affirmative.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

Morrison has used term in relation to US, which
we are totally at loss to understand or find out II
may be a gambling term, for aught we know but
whatever the insnuation may mean we feel assured
it does not mean that we ever stole our partners
pocket book, containing one hundred and sixty
dollars.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

THE SUGAR CRoP.-The New Orleans Bee of the
Sd ventures upon an estimate of the sugar crop OF
Louisiana for the present year at 10000 bids In
fifteen Parishes it falls short about $4,000 hhds In
1874 it was 10000.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

New Posr OFFior.-A new Post Office has beer
established Canton, Upton county, Ind, and John
KessIer appointed postmaster.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01
FOR SALE.

LARGE two ,,ary Bck House frame back buidlnrs,
N containing pochss fon and rear eooa censn
two wells good and stable van Two efsns
rss and fd uo FIR eeia horsccuryiue nl l OF trohd
on lie of indians New York streets ihe oc acn
49, md fhe adapted for sors
Sn no ~ss'" '''''A Real Eslsl . A.srt.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

The Paoli American is Informed that the discontn'
uance of their exchange was caused by the error
of clerk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

WHEAT IN ILLINoIs.-The wheat in store, ready
for shipment, the Illinois river, amounts to three
hundred and thirty-four thousand bushels.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

(L5-Mr. ELLSWORTH, our new Minister to Sweden,
arrived at Stockholm on the Goth of October.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01
Ciuciuuati Peices Curreuf.

Corrected from the Chronicle Of December "a.
-Four city mills bl OIL linsecd gain 0s5so GO
Canal wagons, 462a465 SAT- Kanswha, tush 23s0 20
Grain heat bush Os5a0 90 Seeds fax, bush locales
Corn, os3s03s Timothy, So0as-3o
MT. 95a0 o. Clover. 6.50sb-90
Hay, loose. ton, l40oal60olVhiskg gail Votso-If
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

Goop.-The Indiana Journal goes in for Gen. Cass
for the next President. 1t has begun to blackguard
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01
Yours truly,

P. S had nearly forgotten to mention that a
resolution passed the House Tuesday, nstructing
the Committee on the Judiciary to report bill pro-
vidng that the auditors, clerks, and messengers in
the departments here should be appointed from the
States and Territories in proportion to the representa-
tive population of each-and limiting their term OF
Office to four years.
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nforratis in the nature of quo warranto and otheorgi
nal remedial wrts and to hear and determine the same
In issue in fact be issued IN any such case, the
said refer such issue OF fact to the supreme
court, to be tried by jury.
Mr. NJ was proceeding 10 explain his amendment when
Mr. Chatield called 10 order on the ground that the
olutiou of this morning cut of debate. The President
(Mr Patterson occupying the chair ruled otherwise
Mr. Chafed appealed and the decision of the Chair was
sustained-ayes 81 noes g. Without taking question
Mr. Marvins proposition the Convention took a
AFTERNOON sEssroS-A report was received from the
Comptroller In TO Mr. Chamberlan's resolution
Of inquiry into the amount of outstanding stocks Table
and printed The proposition Of Mr. Marvin pending this
morning was negatived, ~ to "a. Mr.. White moved
section providing for the appointment of commission
codihcson of the law, and the smplifcaton of the
practice of the courts-but the proposition under q call
for the previous question withdrawn Mr. Harris
proposed section, for the election OF chief justice of
the court OF appeals whose chief duty it shall be
wise and simplify legal proceedings Mr. Chafeld pro-
posed an amendment directing the legislature provide
for the appointment of three commissioners, charged
with that duty This proposition, after debate adop
ted Mr. Harris called up his motion to reconsider the
9th section The motion was lost MIR. Strong moved a
reconsideration Of the section in regard to appeals from
inferior courts in cities directly to the court of appeals
Carried. The section amended, on motion OF MIR
Baker, and adopted On motion OF Mr. Jordan the entire
article amended was laid the table to be printed
Adjourned-.4lbany argus.
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q - m N II Il q L A L..

new hOrk, SeptcmD
AsHEs.-The demand continues moderate for both de-
scrptons and small sales made at SO 62 in potts.
and - for pearls.
BREApsruFrs-Wbin a day or two considerable &C.
tyity has sprung up in the way of export for which
purpose the demand yesterday was brisk. with fair
amount of transactions. The arrivals in Western
tnue small and quickly taken ut 81 so for prime
We noticed sale OF fancy Genesee at 50 621s to So
The sales in Genesee and Michigan during the week
be less than 600 barrels In Southern there
little change holders remain firm at the last quotations
say 81 20 to 81 So Richmond Mills is held at 81 62ts
Rye -four is scarce, and is quoted OF So SIN Jersey
meal is also in request mostly for export at 50 rs
to 50. In wheat there is less doing prices however,
have been pretty we'll sustained. The supply continues
limited Sales made in Western white at 90c to 81,
red of an inferior brand sold 20 76c fair soc prime
is scarce, and wo believe much wanted A sale Of fine
Genesee made as 81 o.; lot of Illinois red, via
New Orleans, sold at 9oc North Carolina, heated, for
milling, sold at soc to s2sc rye is in fair request with
fair amount of transactions, principally for export at
TO to 70ca sale effected high as II cents. but
this is not the ruling figure Old is and high
Corn is also and III request both for export and
dstilling. Northern and Jersey yellow sold at 81 to
62hc Western, mixed and part heated sold for 60 to
621s, weight Southern yellow is worth about 56c,
sure white, 60 to GAY
CorroS-The sales today about 800 bales, chiefly
to spnners and rather easier rates than before the
rival of the last packet there still existing but very little
disposition the part OF holders bring forward their
supplies and little with buyers the market
for export We quote
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THOMPSON kgs bleaching powder Boyd son-io do
Eunett-2 Hendsrson-l case order.
,BaEMEs.Bar Hydson-7io bIs pipes poppe-oF
Morgan-1 Schuchard Eaire-5 Bernheims coz An
se%sld-2 Ledwgn7 Tsff.ny Young Elli,-i Fellows
N Lin ndse.i Jung Behrman-i sen,ehen uakart,2
& w Sands-2 Cockran-6 Mobry Pollltz-l Thierdt-
lReimer x Meeke-25 order.
BREMEN-Bremen brig Roland pkgs NJ Stetson--3 II
Wards HooIe Vic,orIs Tgngi Buck manu- N
erIl Robson. Brethers-8 RsLeT mollnann-lo Al vo
mann-e Meimann & Me eke-a speyer-.o hoore X Vic
tori Schrage, Koop COT Schneider, Brothers, Simons
feldt Bach q 5 Mezer-l Schmanir X kahn-5 Z En-
nenputch-2 Stethamer-32 TO order.
Advancing Cant Zch' 81 pkgs mdse q Belss-e
cologne cases mdse q + Gerding-3 Born Schu
chard-6 TIMBER & Dambman-6 Muller-l case silk cs
pkg mdxe T. Kaufe-3 Schuchard Favres bales Chester
Clark q Beals * Bssh-l Milton Cushman-6J Hunt
4 Nevins COS Spies Chris-2 Greenway Henry Smith
Il Bailen Sander Boonen Graves3 Kepler col
order
AsrwERP-Ship Leoniins-l3 casks mdse ] NJ Oppenheim
-lFellows Wadsworh x cot SimonfeIdt& Baeh-l TIFF.
fanny Young Els--l breathaupt Chum-3 NJ Sples-l
Wilder Myer-2 TIMBER Dambmsnas- q C9lviil Elem
ing-28 Grunenhal-l Cottenet-A Schuchard Favre-
/ chmids & andrea Spies Christ eo3l2 fo,eesa 4
Rush, Roker * elomin-l Balm y Sanders D Cuth-
bsrsoa-i2 Ksppe-a vietorx AcheisIs s,rpller-ls
5pe Kalp Z Morsn.ll Schmidt vogslTsi II Arnold
Aboore Baker30 casks Schuchard Y Favre-3 Bauen X
Sanders h Ksupe-l42 cases TO order
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for Cowss 70 .,il in Q days. Emily Perkins from 8,
Johns Sar r port So S sf howell bs: SG for
n aa ks .HFary s si s.1 k ss
Gregory, Marblehesd.
f s
l'G% ss.TGs s sd sch, NYo.L
tSss fs n
BBasnOH Sept cd ship Ax.r PysI Ps%s Ami.
LSeTpoOI; M,snqIi. Gny C.di, bark Pso Scott,
fS s
;: oh With IS Sas
with jury supposed Br brig Widow The tele
ph s.G h 70
Nv
Sept A AT. e1S ccs.'on Milton Rich
fsS .:s s.S e.. sa big
FL: s ~ ss a1' s md
Casiine for dos Lucy White jameson, York for Thorn
aston
R; ss sJ: s ss r nd
ss ship ass @ 'sf
ss"as ina q .s .s e
The sneSosss con..tas Lsvant bark TUX
gale in eonP.rtiys safety The Lsvan wa. obliged TO
great deal oil cham 10 prevent her gong ashore on the
sas
liue injury The wind still continues from NNE bur has
NEW BrDroRD, Sept s-Arr schs r Parmelee, n York;
sloops Hamlet do; Champlin Delaware. Sid. brgs
York; sloop Sarah Cstharine, do. .rl
New ORLEANS, Sept zAn ship Reunioo, (Fr) Addison
Martinique via ST Thomas. CID bark Grnesee, Gregg,
York brgs Empresao, Collins Maagorda; Street Mac
e1on1sl Hsvsns: Henri! Cole Port LayseSs; MlilAads1
do: WIN Preston. CLARK, DO; Pioneer Brown, do.
PHLApELrHA, Sept l-An brigs Pennsy wanna. Lyle Car
dsnas Elizabeth Lane. TURKS Island; Caspian, Burton, do
Putnam Homer. Arecibo, PR; Champion, Chandler Port
.ni hrss.,ssas HcSkn do sehr May a%mona Ha
NC; schrs AIex.nds5 hl NHaven; sheassdo.h, cor:on
Somerset: Charles McCurdv. Boston Arrival Jones' Nor
walk Thompson sslksnkerg Hobsken; ID Baker. Frick
Brooklyn; Theron WoTth Wilamsburg; Jos Brown. May
NYork The brig Elizabeth Lane sailed for rk last
evening with her inward cargo.
PORTLAND Sept e-Arr bark Warwick We3ks, st Ubes for
Boston-tSee DIsasten
fayerte Clifford pha; schrs Adams Baker, Copper Leeds
Vests Ludam Charlotte Somes Horton, Corson, and
Lopi. Reeves Caviles5 DO: Aerial, Oaks Native Wells
RIcHMoNp. Sept lo-An bark Phenx, Boush Liverpool;
schr Patrick Henry. chsstsr n York;
SALEM, Sept 9Arr briEs Eliza Helen (Br) ew Edinbug;
Lsvant Saco, for Philadelphia schs Halcyon Ban
TAUSIos sept7-sld schr Harvest, NYork; sloops Rosc
WIscAssET Sept sid bark David Nickels, Matanzas
WnMNoTor, sept Ar brigs Belle, and NJ CLAYTON
schrs Jonas Smith, aud Lybram. Cid schr Alaric Rodck
NYork Went brgs Baltic and Delaware; schrs Har
rison Price and Margaret Elizabeth. Below, outward
bound, brig Peterson; schrs Angelina Thompson. and
Fave
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LryEnPooL CLAssiFrcArIoSs

SALES TEA ACCOMMODATIONS in the
ship Oneida-Terms, notes at six months
Hyson-39 half chests at III cents b 81 do 69h 80
do o. 90 chests 81 do 52s "a half chests 52 &C do
5 81 chests 49, 80 do IS do 49, 80 do AM 81 Dc 49,
80 do Al; 9 half chests 401s; l6 chests IS.
Young Hyson-2s half chests 6a 30 do 6s; SO do 81:
40 do 54f Al do 81 20 do 81; ZIG do 5oh AZ do AIS 80
30 do a. 34s do do sl 90 do 49, ss3 do 1915 lO4 do
Withdrawn.
do &c.
Twankay --l00 half chests %; 2l4 do 2s1a.
Gunpowder-lO half chests 661s Al do &c; 67 do So;
do SAX 90 do 5ls; II do 5O 81 do 461s; 10 do 45 So
do Al IL do 43 So do 43 80 do Al Is do 40 100 40
46 do 3d. 26 do 49, ISL do 81; 80 do 23s each
ID 4i 126 do ASH so do 43; $50 Is b bxs 49, 40
lb do 391s; 80 do 361s
Impcrialls hf chts 65a; 90 do 65; SIS do 55 do 5l
10 do 5s IS do 5l 81 do 5O 81 do 49 20 do 4s 81 do
43 100 as; do Ash ~ do 43; so b bxs AZ; rs
ID lb bxs withdrawn.
Powchong-332 half chests 1915.
Mohea souchong as half chests 1885 90 do o. 1879 do
~; 175 do "a.
Ooong-25 Is Id bXs %; 3s3 do 231s.
Oolong Souchong-l05 hf chests -.
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Cleared.
pshi Ship Stephen Whitney, Popham Livsrpco Kermit.
smith 81 NJ Ss.
Ks ss seLI
Wells, Brazos Sloop Warren, Thompson. New Haven.
Arrived. >
T. s Is ss Ss %e.s
tvs Morris TO LyerpI Sept M Cape Csnso 20 miles
Chas had Of light westerly winds during the
passage; had eastsry wind until noon the 9th
Nssoa Aug os spoke s w shp
blanchard IS days from Apalschcoa for Liverpool The
Packet .hip Buisundy Edgar, Havre, I'd August with
mdse TO Fox y LIVINGSTON. i5s steer-ge passengers.
with mdse to sch@ds b.iehen - 01'' nom Antwerp
SsE a. % days 4, from Belfast liza With %d.s
Hannibal, from NOheans 20 days out for LiyeipooI-s
Br bark Abhotsfor Buckaud 10 days from Cardiff wses)
wn coal e Tyn Aug 10 e, y ss lou AZ spoke Br bark
French bark Alexander Bosd Aug 10. with brandy to or
Genoa 6sIk Amiea,a: Ga:i 90 days n Antwerp with
mdse and 80 passengers 70 order
Falmouth Eng % days with mdse and 1853 passenget
Bremen bark Hudson Hohost 5, days from Bremen with
mdsr to Pope. h inst lat AZ 6 Ion 80 IL, spoke ship
Grace Blown, from Bremen for Bait
Bremen brig Roland, Steergresse, AZ days from Bremen,
b brig Ready Rhno Fuller 10 days from Windsor Ms
B! Pariabe, Lawrence 10 days from Pctou. with
schr Edward D Peters, Holmes Mscbia., lumber.
Sht Flora, Thompson, Ihomasten, lime
schr Theodore frenshuysen Bogar from Fall River in
schr oscar, Frisby, Taunton nails.
Below.
york o ,ne s ' be the New
Also, banks; brgs-unknown
Sailed.
Ships Marion, Charleson Tslleyrand New Orleans Leo
park Baltimore bark Tecumseh, New Orleans; brig Gin.
ton, Savannah
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MsscetianeOus Record.

BARK WARWICK, Weeks, irem Buckspor for Boston, put
on G ssfs as shG
eSRn badly Sssn Ra a. a ss
ssceraned that she leaked thousand strokes per
Boston,
of Chineoteasue on the 9th dnrns the gale lost manss
and was driven ashore near Cape Henry.
Whaiomen.
letter from 6rs, officer of ship George of NBedord re-
ports her at Calao in July wanting 800 bb 6hsd sold
ous snip japan RdGs Na1 %os out ao. no' me pe'
aSsa S"1 Ms5'a fGsSs %. SD
F,e hImOS sH g March stOs,SEtSp NJ
sh Rn s,s. E Epy F os Ssp zoo VIII 100 'p
IS ssas sy Isas s @ IS sS
to s,G .cd !S eeS wsn lin 800 S
aa sG IS SS. sSPs Th r. sFd NIB do July $50
PGG sss In sss i:i
n with parts of the wreck and cargo of
sPnpp about fifteen feet onsa piece r birth bo,,d piece
Of cabin csnsa new fores. and ,opsa-l2 barrels Of flour
butter N eask marked sperm whale bisnls psse ..
he fell with and picked up the above articles there was
and heavy swell aud he that
6 . must have hay Fear, in
% he
ocean
western Ground, so bbls July
1916 off Flores, snip Mercury Pendeton an
9th, Leondas, Cornell FRiyer 200 IS blk hsh;
date brig March Weeks Bsmstabe clean; Aug bark Lee
baron Price Newport $50 the 18TH baik boiling
supposed to be the Lebaron.
Indian Ocean and NV Coast; Cicero Howlsnd Indian
Ocean
spoken.
Ship St Louis: MARKS Phila to Noresns Sept Cape Hen
lopen bearing INV 20 miles, place four briggs
known, bound South.
ship Ann Of ana from Bremen for NYorA with passengers
SHIP James Coopef varney of Bosson) Nofeans to
Havre Sept s. no lat.
ship Chile, Bs.'s 10 days from Boston for East Indies
ship Unicorn Gushing orlesns London, Aug al, lat
81 3D. Ion 90 30.
ship Hamburg tor Bsh,) Bottom Hull Eng, Aug is, la,
II, Ion a.
ship Bengal Cook % days from Hsvre NYosk date
lat a., Ion ts-by the Pco at Boston.
70 10, Ion 81 so.
s.pt leagues of Isle OF Sable sig allied Am ship
'rd boond showing red burgee with black
park Epetver, OF Thomason I6 days from London for
and 18TH - ~ " Nv 49, 49, - -
sst passed long English three mssted steamer
peuu,eI sinuing 20 the Eastward under sail only.
Dig uenry woods chamberlain from Norfolk fT
2sh "s" A"'"s ''""" '.'''s'' avs
Foreign Ports
AREeAso Aug si-in poit, bark Rsnser. from 81 Thoms
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Foreign IsnysorIatlons.

LrnEroot-ship Csmbridse-. package. Thomas coz
sls%sss ss~s G.Ssss Sou.
Wsltos BIZ tSs1s,sfa,SS siewar-5 Sssws so-o
Reid 1es eo"s Barton sSi
Ss%Scd sss- w.r Nsw San
Loops W WhnsswIsht ( col Van Lew < co. Stan:
sSs, : . Sd:;s; sS s;am sT
Van Wss s TCw5 Ha. nddHn saes I
stssy ey'I f SS- G Fs'tss GO
Van SS Dys's g
ca,ny sop.tl {; Henn Wanshwpri5Sc * Nay.
bOson Cray cos c. Is bsss Mecal X (
CT S p sS
sssM e ih' Sp * egs W5sh surSes
chs EIimsn-2e. W ii Cary CO bIs cks WAY 4
s@e IGs 6. sss ss
% crates easth h J.ck,o13 es 2 bas steel Jes
rLlyrR,oOL-shi sil,s HOlmes-loa ton, coal Samuel
Ihomnson Nephsw-s20 sovereigus chain cable an
ch@r' WIN bsrs sa IRON English A,wa!er
S So hoop SSe " Shield, CO., casks hardware do
casks hardware gerr,ar2 casks r. DWARF Reid
WsSam bale sh; sacks y Tap.eOi mdse box
Brand Francis Bufritt5 bales linens blankets
BuiIs6slS BI. soNsi hid. ssS,htq%.rs ES:e
-
crates hhds earthenwsre Gregory coll casks hardware
eask case hardware Corning Homer Coz casks case
hs'dware w Dryer col cask hardware bale bunting
shan cables Merritt coo boxes plates g w shields
mdse TO order
hA,RE-ship Bergundy--s bales Born & schuch.rdt-s
CO. =. ~ saw scsschard Andenu-3o do Gourmet
Touehe-9 rss,nsi-1 seq lrminger co-8 Lochaise *
1iSW 60 " Narwerk-2 4 Tabesequette, fills X Mario
Be- b.. MS.m a Gillespie i s0 sasrss
Weaer ophiladelphia-2 do rewsr2 do Rnsars
M.snn G SoI 40 GsT BpT5 May-sJ isyerdo
hesd Tsylor-2 Habenhsw Joncsos w pIJ iso
co Of bosion7 Downsr-as W;smsi u,,,o D' Css
man co OF Bosten-2 Owens Lord q TsuIor.s y
Gawtrv~s Levi AZ F But Rsnae COG Mortimer
her-i n Patterson coz Bruce-S q 'Wvs n see
Smith, Dayton coz Patton K eco5 y psuhwngntTIii
T TSs,1on iSa S Fs,.- toeSIsnts do
Ivemos-s Wenner Of Phila2 Moran I,l, pos s DC
Chris-5 For Livings,on--7 II Horem,nn - Soes
FhilsdelphlsIt EmeuIutch-s schuller-I Kea,,, o,
co., g Meyer Won Bi,hop,a Gierdins-2 Hns.
Rusch-, TIMBER Dsmbmann-2 sheldon Co@s F
berguthls X Mins-i Hsight & Coz Tiffany Yours
Eiis-S J. Levy X COL Bernhard Hutton-I Bad
Mssset WherLa Wolf G,lsspie-i Leaerts-i Du.
Hart--2 Arnod-l II Wlems-s Cook 4 co--sF Cot.
tinet cos Moran lso3 Ernenger col Danieis&
cot Derasmes Bozard-3 Colyin & Fleming-23 r
Bsee u &hu.h--i2s Hart coil M,Im,1e Could Co
P Breathoup < coz VI Blodgei OF Bos,on-7 5 Err
mindeer-3 " Peyson--7 spies, Christ coll Noel u
pseasss-s2 Bcnkhard Hutronso Loeschegk weissen-
BkLTAsr-Bsk Ayusdo-i55 tons coal IS cks soda ash 50
-iRJ Msrkman--S A Maholsnd x son. M Richardson
-sk'ehsrdson Brothers-S Hays Mauon sou--a
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

BALTIMORE. SeptliArr ship Powhattan, Hayden Liver
pool steamer fatuxent the mouth Of that Br
brig e ANCHOR stesme5 Herald Russell from Norfolk,
schr Portia Krwan from ST Thomas and large number of
vessels unknown also off Annapolis light ship with
ed ports Cid Br Kctch Comet Rawlings Br West Indies
Sid, lows, Work; Lochie, Boston.
NonroLK pit 9Arr schrs Agenora, Herick from Port
Watha for Proyidence Portia Krwan from Terk Island
for York; Frank firm Baltimore for do Foster from Baltr
fov do In Hampton Rosd.Brg Pendergast from Porto
Rico for Bait; Or brig Basil fin baltimore for Bremen ship
W;,rh "a Mao 40 StP b ngss M water
sesmev for Mexico all from Bait ship Pioneer FIN Alex
ly Ho (snce up Norfok) Comet Constitution Po.
cahontss and Eve, all from Baltimore.
PHILA Sept liar brgs Canton. Crowell Bos-
ton; Anceni,s Parks Essport .ehT Phoebe Ioyel
and schooner CID schrs Braudywne Green New York
Adeline Regina, Norton. Boston; Fox Engsw orth,
NYork; Mary Hammond Hamilton Demar,a; Sarah
M.I New London; Bell, Hooker Providence; Edad, Ma
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FILL IND WINTER GOODS FOR MEMS
WEAR
KNOEPFEI GREGORY AND FOOTE

No. 80 John street. Up Stairs
LAVE and will be constantly receiving New
II and Desirable Goods adapted Mems Wear which
they would invite the attention Of MERCHANT TAIL ORS
and PURCHASERS generally.
French and English Of the best fabrics
superior finish and full widths.
CAS5iMERS AND DOEsKINs--34 and Ga, black and
fancy. newest and most desirable styles.
VESTINGS-Ertra rich, black and fancy, Silk, Sstns
Inquired and plain, figured shapes, SC.
VELVET VE5TlNGS-lr stripes plaid figures, &c, the
richest imported
CLi0QaKI NGS-piaid and shaded stripe.
slesas, canvass padding. buttons
muslins, silk twist, thread &c. sc.
Purchasers will find greatly their advantage TO
anime our stock before making their selections
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Passengers Arrived.

LyERPooL-Packet ship Cambridge-Msjor q l. Twiggs
Twiggs, Miss TwIsgs Mrs Coleman, Georgia; MI B
Blaudy, illinois; DR. White, Carolina; Bull. X en-
lucky; w Lyons, NYork, aud 1855 in the sreerage.
LIvERPooL-Ship Silas Holmes-Rev Johnson Manches-
w Dean and II Hes, Jr, NYork and 200 the steer.
age.
HAvRE.Ship Burgundy-Mcssrs & NJ seamore, Eugene
Vsglir and Donald Mitchell.
ANTwERrBremen ship Leontine-AIr Sourciue and LADY,
Miss Boz aud III in stcersge
BoRDEAu-Erench bark Alexsnder-J Resen.
BREMEN-Bremen bark Hudson-F Rusteu, T. Dersken, s
HuIseberg. Fink, Hinck Hnck, Vessels Hulsel.
ny, and ll8 in seersge.
BREMEs-Bremen brig Roand-A Schaac, b Brandt, w
Ludneg, and in -
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KITCHEN RANGES.

HOLMES' TWO OVEN KITCHEN NANUES
THE Proprietors prepared TO furnish Holmes
ranges to the trade set them up for private families OF
boarding houses having the right from the paenee
manufacture sell them Our experience in msnufactur
ing aud setting Kitchen Ranges this city for the past
surpassed for economy. convenience and durability They
perform the for which they
chased and they will be free any expense TO
the purchaser Numerous references be given persons
wishing purchase The prices from rs to 80 da
The proprietor constantly manuacturinR and well
supplied with parlor Office and bedroom CRATES, Of tia
newest patterns
Aso-TiNWARE, bright plain and jaaaned. They have
all times ready Ranges grs,es boilers
also, smokey chimneys cured no cure, no pay
A. oILHooLYS SON,