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SOUTH cARoLINA.

SOUTH CAROLINA.
James A. Black Armistead Burt
Richard F. Simpson Isaac E. Holmes
Joseph A. Woodward r. Barnwell Rhen.
Alexander ID. Sims
GEORGIA.
Thomas B. King John ii. Lumpkin
Alfred Iverson Howell Cobb
John w. Jones Alexander H. Stephens
Hugh A. HARRISON Robert Toombs.
ALABAMA.
John Gayle George s. Houston
Henry w. billiard w. Il. w. Cobb
Samson w. Harris F.W. Bowdon.
Samuel w. Inge
MISSISSIPPI
Jacob Thompson Patrick w Tompkins
Winfield S. Featherston Albert G. Brown.
LOUISIANA.
Emile La Sere John IL. Harmanson
Bannon G.. Thibodeaux Isaac E. Morse.
TENNESSEE.
Andrew Johnson Meredith p. Gentry
William M. Cooke Washington Barrow
John I'll. Crozier Lucien B. Chase
H. l.. w. Hill Frederick p. Stanton
George w. Jones William L. Haskell.
James III. Thomas
KENTUCKY.
Linn Boyd Green Adams
Samuel O. Peyton Garnet Duncan
Beverly L. Clark Charles S. Morehead
Aylett Buckner Richard French
John b. Thompson John p. Gaines.
OHIO.
James J. Faran Samuel F. Vinton
David Fisher Thomas Richey
Robert C. Schenck Nathan Evans
Richard S. Candy William Kennon
William Sawyer John ID. Cummns
Rodolphus Dickinson George Fries
Jonathan d. Morris Samuel Lahm
]. L. Taylor John Crowell
Thomas o. Edwards Joshua r. Gddings
Daniel Duncan Joseph M. Root
John X. Miller
INDIANA,
Elisha Embree George G. Dunn
Thomas j. Henley Richard w. Thompson
John l.. Robinson John Petit
Caleb B. Smith Charles w. Cathcart
William W. Wick William Rockhill.
ILLINOIS.
Robert Smith William A. Richardson
James A. McClernand Thomas j. Turner
Orlando B. Ficklin Abraham Lincoln.
John Wentworth
MISSOURI.
James B. Bowlin Willard p. Hall
John Jameson John S. Phelps.
James S. Green
! =, ARKANSAS. FLORIDA.
Robert W. Johnson. Edward c. Cabell.
MICHIGAN.
Robert McClelland Kinsley S. Bingham.
| Charles E. Stuart
IOWA. TEXAS.
William Thompson David s. Kaufman
Shepherd Letter. Timothy Pilsbury
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Several other members appeared this day. were TO
support the Constitution Of the United States, and took their
seats in the House, viz
Mr. Thomas BUTLER KISG, of Georgia;
Mr.. Franklin w. BowDoS, of Alabama;
Mr. VIM NJ. CocKE, of Tennessee and
Mr. o. b. FIcKLIS, of Illinois a..
The Delegate from the Territory of Wisconsin, Mr. john
H. TwEEDr also appeared, qualified and took his seat
ELECTION OF CLERK.
Mr. TOOMBS nominated THos. JEFFERSON CAMPBELL,
of Tennessee.
Mr.. BRODHEAD nominated BENZ. b. French.
MIR. HOLMES, of South Carolina, nominated SAMUEL
Cow
Mr. TooMDs, Mr.. BRoDHEAD and Mr.. HOLMES, Of South
Carolina appointed teliers
The Clerk then proceeded 10 call the roll alphabetically,
and, having called through 49,
The teles reported that the whole number of given
1zere 225 necessary 10 q choice LIZ. of which
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No member having yet received majority of all the votes
given, there election
The roll then called third Time, when the tellers
ported that the whole number of given 2ls
cessary to a choice 10 of which number
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SENATOR'S.

SENATOR'S.
MAINE. GEORGIA.
John Fairfield Walter S. Colqutt
J. w. Bradbury. John McP. Berrien.
NEW HAMPSHIRE. ALABAMA.
Charles G. Atherton Arthur p. Bagby.
John p. Hale. One vacancy.
VERMONT. MISSISSIPPI.
William Upham Jefferson Davis
Samuel S. Phelps Henry S. Foote.
MASSACHUSETTS. LOUISIANA.
Daniel Webster Henry Johnson
John Davis. S. U. Downs.
RHODE ISLAND. TENNESSEE.
Albert c. Green Hopkins L. Turney
John H. Clarke John Bell.
CONNECTICUT. KENTUCKY.
John M. Niles John ]. Crittenden
Roger S. Baldwin. Joseph r. Underwood.
NEW YORK. OHIO.
John A. Dix William Allen
Daniel S. Dickinson. Thomas Corwin.
NEW JERSEY. INDIANA.
William l.. Dayton Edward A. Hannegan.
Jacob w. Miller. Jesse b. Bright.
PENNSYLVANIA. ILLINOIS.
Simon Cameron Sidney Breese
Daniel Sturgeon. Stephen A. Douglass.
DELAWARE. MISSOURI.
John M. Clayton David r. Atchison
Presley Spruance. Thomas IL. Benton.
MARYLAND. ARKANSAS.
James A. Pearce Ambrose H.. Sewer
Reverdy Johnson. Chester Ashley.
VIRGINIA. MICHIGAN.
James M. Mason Lewis Cass
Robert Nj. T. Hunter. Alpheus Fech.
NORTH CAROLINA. FLORIDA.
George E. Badger J. ID. Westcou, jr.
Willie p Mangum. David Yulee.
SOUTH CAROLINA. TEXAS.
A. P. Butler Thomas J. Rusk
John G.. Calhoun One vacancy.
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REPRESENTATIVES,.


MAINE.
David Hammons Z. X. Smart
Asa w. HI. Clapp James s. Wiley
Hiram Belcher Hezekiah Williams.
Franklin Clark
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Amos Tuck James Wilson
Charles H. Peaslee James Fl. Johnson.
VERMONT.
William Henry George p Marsh
Jacob Collamer Lucius b. Peck.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Robert G. Winthrop George Ashmun
Daniel p. King julius Rockwell
Amos Abbott John Quincy Adams
John G. Palfrey ARENAS Hale
Charles Hudson Joseph Grinnel.
RHODE ISLAND.
Robert b. Cranston Benjamin b. Thurston.
CONNECTICUT.
James Dixon John. A. Rockwell
Samuel ID. Hubbard Truman Smith.
NEW YORK.
Frederick W. Lord Joseph Mullen
Henry c. Murphy William Collins
Henry Nicol Timothy Jenkins
William b. Maclay Geo, A. Starkweather
Frederick A. Talmadge Ausburn Birdsal
David s. Jackson William Duer
William Nelson Daniel Colt
Cornelius Warren Hartman s. Conger
ID. b. ST. John VIM. Il. Lawrence
Eliakim Sperrill John NJ Hoey
Peter III. Sylvester Elias b. Holmes
Gideon Reynolds Robert l.. Rose
John |. Singerland David Rumsey
Orlando Kellogg Dudley Marvin
Sidney Lawrence Nathan X. Hall
Hugh White Harvey Putnam
George Petre Washington Hunt.
NEW JERSEY.
James G.. Hampton John Van Dyke
VIM, A. Newell ID. S. Gregory.
Joseph E. Edsall
PENNSYLVANIA.
Lewis G. Levin James Pollock
Joseph r. lngerso George N. Eckert
Charles Brown Henry Mes
Charles j. Ingersoll Jasper l.. Brady
John Freddy John Blanchard
j. w. Hornbeck Andrew Stewart
A. II. McIlvaine Job Mann
John Strohm John Dckey
William Strong Moses Hampton
Richard Brodhead ]. w. Farrelly
Chester Butler James Thompson
David Wmot Alexander Irwin.
DELAWARE.
John w. Houston.
MARYLAND.
John G.. Chapman Robert M. McI.ane
]. Dixon Roman Alexander Evans
r. Watkins Lyon John w. Crisfeld.
VIRGINIA.
Archibald Atkinson John $. Pendleton
Richard X. Meade Henry Bedinger
Thomas s. Flournoy James Mcdowell
Thomas S. Bocock William Il. Preston
William l.. Goggin Andrews Fulton
John M. Bolts Robert A. Thompson
Thomas III. Bayly William =. Brown.
II. L. Il. Beale
NORTH -ARoLINA.
Thomas L. Clingman James ]. Mckay
Nathaniel Boyden John X. ). Daniel
ID. M. Barrinper r., S. Donne
Augustin II. Shepherd David Outlaw.
Abraham Venable
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were ZEU Necessity 10 4 CHUICU III OF WHICH, !
Mr.. Roberto. Winthrop, of Mass, received. los
Mr.. Linn Boyd, Of Kentucky, ........ 81
Mr.. John A. McClcrnand, of Illinois, ....... IL
Mr.. Robert McCleand, of Michigan, ~ 20
Mr.. Henry G. Murphy, Of New York, .... !
Mr.. Howell Cobb, Of Georgia, .... 3
Mr.. James ]. Mckay, Of North Carolina. ..
Mr. John p. Gaines, Of Kentucky, ~
Mr.. Joseph Il. Ingersol, Of Pennsylvania =. |
Mr.. Timothy jenkins, Of New York, . l
Mr.. James Wilson, of New Hampshire. :
Mr.. G. j. Ingersoll, of Pennsylvania, .... l
Mr.. Charles Hudson, Of Massachusetts, $500. 1
Mr.. John Gayle, of Alabama, .............
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER announced as the first business in order
the motion Of Mr. CLrSGMAS to lay upon the table the
ton of Mr. HENLEY reconsider the vote adopting the rules
OF the last Congress- excepting the one-hour rule.
Mr. CLlNGMAN said, upon reflection, he would withdraw
his motion to lay upon the table, the time for which the
rules adopted would OK @ .ard Monday Of this
month"; when the whole subject would u of Consider
alton. He would suggest TO Mr.. HErLEr s the motion
to reconsider go informally until that time.
Mr.. HENLEY asserting TO Mr.. CLISGMAN's suggestion,
the motion reconsider informally laid until the
third Monday Of December.
DRAWING FOR SEATS.
The resolution submitted yesterday by Mr.. ALEX. EVANS
taken up and adopted as follows
Resolved That the Clerk of this House, Immediately after
the passage this resolution, place box the Of each
member and delegate OF the House of Representatives upon
separate that he then proceed the presence
OF the House. draw from said box, time the said
pieces Of paper and each is drawn he shall the
Of the member upon who shall then choose his seat for
the session Poside That before said drawing shall
commence the Speaker shall every be vacated
and shall that each continues until it is selected
under this order.
The drawing for seats then took place.
4 ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
4 On motion of Mr. JAMESON,
ReSofued That this House proceed the election
OF Sergeant-at-Arms zipG p0ce.
The SPEAKER announced that nominations would now
be received, when
Y Mr.. BOYD nominated NEWTON LANE.
Mr.. POLLOCK nominated NATHAN SARGENT.
Mr. STARkWEATHER nominated G. A. WHITNEY.
Mr. Born, Mr.. Pollock, and Mr.. PENpLEros ap
pointed tellers.
The SPEAKER then directed the Clerk to call the roll ;
which having been done the ees reported that the whole
number of given 224 necessary choice ll3
of which
Nathan Sargent received. .................ll6
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For Mr.. BoYd-Messrs Atkinson Bayy, Bednger, Black,
Bocock, c. Brown, Burt Chase, B. L. Clark, Howell Cobb,
Cummins Daniel, Dickinson Faran, Featherson, Fries,
French, Green, w. p Hail. HARRISON, Hananson, Harris
Hill ngc, Charles j. ngersol Iverson, Jackson, jameson,
Robert W. Johnson, George w. Jones, Kaufman Kennon,
I.ahm, Sidney Lawrence, Lumpkin, Maclay, McCemand,
Mckay, McLane, Mann, Miller, Morris, Morse, Murphy,
Pere Petit Peyton, Phelps Rhe Richardson, Richey Ro-
bnson, Rockhil, Sims Robert Smith, Stanton, Strong,
Thomas, Robert A. Thompson, Turner, Wick
For Mr.. McCieiLand-Messs Bingham, Cathcait, Capp,
Franklin Clark, Collins Edsall Hammons Henley Isaac
E. Holmes, Jenkins, James HI Johnson, Nicol, Peasce,
Peck Sawyer Smart Starkweather, Charles E. Seuart,
Thurston, Wentworth, Williams, Wiley, Wimot.
For Mr.. McChvnaad-Messrs Bowln, Brodhead, La Sere,
LETTER, Lgon Meade, Simpson, James Thompson, Jacob
Thompson, William Thompson Woodward
For Mr.. McKay--Messrs Beae, w. X. w. Cobb, G. s..
Houston, A. Johnson, Venable
For Mr. lNrphy-Mr Birdsal.
For Mr. Ho,ceH CobJ--Messrs. Boyd Lord, Mcdowell.
For Mr.. C. J. LgesoN-Mr. w G. Brown.
For Mr. Gaines-Mr j. w. Jones.
For Mr. j. X. LagrsoH-Mr. Levin.
For Mr.. Jelkins--Mr. Nc leland
For Mr.. Htdson--Mr. Paitey.
For Mr.. Gayle--Mr. p. w. Tompkins.
For Mr.. Wikon-Messrs. Tuck and Giddings.
November having received majority of the whole
Der Of given the first ballot there election
The roll then called second time, when the eers
ported that the whole number of votes given 2l9
cessary to choice 10 of which number
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Arrival OF Strangers In New York,
il LIT IL.
AMERICAN HaTEI

,,.ovo,, NJ bss. fh as.Sn Dr. Carmichael.
4 II HsssrSan savannah; c.Rt ksy:. a Att
!;y S;p; dSs!e;sS5y
cock Springfield; Mr.: I'd II. Hs:iH.' DO. ' ~
Mr. and Mr.. s,.,cs, AT0s nousf and Mr.. H,.eltiu..
cSs,s Rssss; fsss.; xms: cssa: r Smiley, NJ
liza
n sS M M.
sS s.sh Ssf sSs Syfs s.
@ an" i%s
Wsa w; ds. MH,nDsS. E Hs Il grs%s
s. LOUIS: and Mr..
s S cise% Harris II aa
e Gsorxis ''S"'''' ''' = ''' D''''' ''N'
Hfs; e;r2P ss,y7 ssis::i:
A. Manu- y. e $sx
S:v sS5 Gi: S: e. R SVs
Ls My est M: s$!.l H; Lea k nf
s:os1; r H Rs,% FIssSss
diana. -
NJ and Mrs. JsG.Ssy 4 sss1 Nh M ..a
.S Sas" New Ys1f M:s fsaSa Phil; fyis
Lsnsingbnrgh Mr. and Mrs Smith Do; HAMPTON B1s-
Rs s s: a.sss
Homer do; two Miss Stevens, Woodvile f. Parker, New
3
A'i ns%ss fPs smith albany YAH '
Dol D. Hyde, stonington; p RICE Hudson; 4 Harrison.
L. g. Feauteux, Charleston; and Miss Browne Jersey;
W Pettett, New York; J. Wiley, Plymouth; J. Richie,
Toronto.
A. Field New York; w. Tewes; ST. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs
Allen, New York; Mr. and Mrs. Huntcgton New Orleans;
H. w. BrecAnall, New Hsveni Smith, New Britain; I.
Thompson, New Haven't Collins Hartford; NJ Collins g.,
aud MIR. Towne Phl George Burnett Ohio Mr. and Mrs.
AL ,ood aud family, Phil.
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nEATNEss CURED.-ssi Brsadwey-l eheeifally con.
- ply with the Of Lieut. McIntosh state that he
nvaded home consequence Of total deafness and Dis
charges from The that while 1 Nsw York under 'hs pro
waH he entirely scoysred hs hearing and has rstqFnsd
forces Jamaica ACOUSTIC OIL for sale-A specific for
ncpent Deafness palms, NOISES collections In and discharges
from the ms Wtsr
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODs--Uente
~ mems outltins-g Agate. formerly Psrsels Agate
sangsn full and varied ss.ortmsn! Of gen:
selected manufactured with great care
Of Cayss sca gloves, suspsndes, Shirts Under Gar
ments, Hosiery, &C.. kc
y; b.The ,sbscrbe5 win pay particular attention 70
Braces &c. hsvng engaged superior artist attend the
myis Inns re JOSEPH AGATE AT Broadway
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H.y.s. Juns 26.-sugars-Assortsd half white half
sons az 70 S yellow s to *; brown alone S
6<: cueurucho, to 6x-actiye demand. Conss-First
lbs tpiass 50 to 50 Sonothng doing, and little left
Molasses-25c per keg Of on gals Provisons-Beans,
aud mess s7 90 to sic per Dbl sales; butter Anne
rican yellow. $40 to S25 per 100 lbs.-saes; cheese.
american $40 to ga per 100 Ies.good is in demand
demand Flour, New Orleans SIT rs to sis per Dbl ;
spanish sl7 25 to si7 5o-sales; hams, New Orleans
SIC rs to SIT per 100 lbsstock Of all kinds kegs
pork, New Orleans prime and mess, S7 to $40 per Dbl
potatoes SIS to SIS so per sales; rice 81 s7h to
81 s3A per arroba-sales Tobacco-Rentucky,i in hhds
% 70 TO ~ per 100 lbs Exchanges-London 60 days
days, TX to TX dis Paris, 90 days, So to 81 dis New
Orleans short sight . to prem Frsights-Baltic 80
Great Britain, Is Is to ca Cowes and market in the
Baltic, f3 II to Ca s. do not in the Baltic, f3 10
France lOof; Mediterranean f3 10 to f3 IL 8; United
States 81 80 per box sugar o2h TOO per bag cose
and 50 per hid. molasses
KIsesroN, (Jam) June s.-For some thine past our
market has been very dull for the sale OF AZ
though the importations have been very Light put we
the last lew days prices have advanced n'e, 1V s
queEt on the accounts received by aes sfll.a a
New York Fresh four of good brands which could pre-
viousy moved with difficulty at jos cannot now
be under 42s but the demand ID not yet
active and still very limited The stock OF
good -four In market is light ana iarth"r supphes
summation WHOM is considerably less than usual. or
corn meal quantity in market very small compared
with the usual stock, but the demand is inactive and
sales verv heavy at butter lard and candles
of which and los at present much the most
sseaolo sizes oes na 20 bavs bsen naced at Sas De
Dbl Bread270 bbs pilot placed at los 3D. and smaller
realize 20s to 2s crackers at the latter rates. and
navy 1855 Fresh Of ali descriptions is in some little
quiry Butter-The market Is almost bare Of United
butter the last sale in which effected at 9d
Id. Pork Prime the sales since our last have been
900 bbs full and dry together at 72s, and 800 ubs all
full at 7as BeefPrime in bbls sos, s4s half bbls
famy are wanted and would realize ASS to sos; smaller
Hams-AmeriCau
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rynog,hElssss Ion A. Same day. .rse ship .tssrin
:S .ss Cow
,nS Nv" sIs1 the M buoy
sfS:s 4: .s
s sAs ES :S ssS 5s
Jss.o'e Jackson Il days from New Orleans to WIN
Ship Louisiana Dswhurst. sdays from New Orleans with
Ship Allen Wilson days from Charleston with cotton
del 9Ncr%syS S with 900 Hsbcht IS 'tsese
Harold Rsh CO. day: s. S% h' sS with MN bark sI
koeheIie Curtis for Antwerp. Brig Naraguagus for sa-
Russia. saS bark a. ,sa o BroeHsnsn D
Bar Cheney Adams 10 days from Key West with cotton
to Bark ISABELLA Genen Sligo, asth May ballast to
sSs ssllts Jan. e spoke bs Athens.
"a days from Maanzas for Petersburg June 2S lat a. Ion 40
Brazil bark Alyiss Santos 50 days from Rio J.nero.
BE Gsorisps NoT'h9P from ss% Orleans. June X with
Of Boston brig Gen Cobb Of Nswpor RI AID eleven oher
SYo @ 4; 10 s,
%s ; S;;s Jay "a p s. en- Sf TO-
July a. 50 81 sshT Pslmyis Bsrastsbis from
Alice Ann Pendercast Bali I'm Blass Span
IN &
s dsSs @o SS Savannah with cotton
to FsSs5 ss1wish 1 pss,sass1 no" ~''' y u4
Brig Wetumpka, Wait Mobile IA days. to surges. Clear
British bark Diana psash days from London with md's
n sr3 r.. clnsn And5ews day. from Savannah with cotton
and ss f.ys S% Ssfo
Brig s.l9, lof BOSTON, Croker is days from New Or
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PORTLAND, July sthAn sehr Sun. Niekessn. New York
eld brig Cardenss, 1ooding. Cuba
R,cHMoNp. July le-Ars schr Hope w Candy, Jeffries
Boston SID schr Fountain Eims. Boston; schr Jsroleman
0ssby Jeury CITY
sAv.sraHJuy s-Arr brig John Marshall. Collins. Bath
Me. CID, brig Hayre, Carpenter, Boston
SALEM July 9th--An brig George Washing on. Coxzens
Philadelphia; schT Alabama, Smaiiey, New York .
York; chs Thos Cooper Onm for Bosca brig Potomac,
York; Jonas "ith, Nichols. for n York
WAsHiNoroS. G, July s.Ar schs Marcia Phillips
Melville Allen, German Oak, Roberts, and North Carolina
Williams, New York Wsshingtqn, 6..kill, Boston ca
Cornell; Two Brothers, Abbott; Sarah < Emene. Parks;
Frances Robbns Elizabeth Ann folsom Charleston, For
Myers, Fowler. AID George Henry. Smith. Boston;
WIscAssET July sh-AIr brig Canonicus, Wood6ne, Of
and from New York, to load for Cuba.
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Passengers Arrived.
LIvERPooL-Shp Niagara-Messrs George Bell and Rich

Passenger hrrIvcus
LIvERPooL-Ship Nagara-Messrs George Bell and Rich
ard Henderson.
HAyAsA-Bark Childe Harold-J Pereda, Havana; NJ Sua
Il ouarez Suarez, Enensa, Cadalso, Cadalso,
Cadsisn Trnldad Mrs Iva three children and
Miss Davila MISS Dava, GubeInao aud lady nirs
Blanco, New York; Reed, F Reed Boston; w McMellon
York; II q Swift, Boston; Mrs 8 A RVS, N York
SAvANrAH-bng Clnton-J Llaghorn and lady, Sntlih
lady and child Mrs Mcmahon. Miss Nc Gregga, Mrs Wilson
aud child Mrs Taylor Mrs shad two Miss Kers Mrs Dillon
five children aud servant; Miss Cuyer Miss Tebean, Mrs
Haywood and child. Mes.Is George sutliif Habeshsm
Kenna, d johnson, Hsler, Master Shad NJ Vikers.
CHARLEsroN-Ship II Allen-kev Fowler and lady, Mrs
~, Mr. Z w spoford, Mr. Bean, Pr Webster, Angus.
ga; Mr. Gray, Savannah, Ga; MIR Gillespie, New
York; MIR q Sussdort Mr. w N Sage, Charleston, e.
CIEsFuEGos-Brig MOBILES Paten aud Webb.
KEY WEsr-bark Oh: euey-Captain SALISBURY, United
States army Lieut. Hagner do; Captain Casey Capt Floyd
Mrs Bromneil and child; Dement,, ) " Carey
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Domestic lmpOrtetlons.


NEw OnLEANs-Brg Lamar-tO7l bbls beef Mil.
bank oo31 half bills to do doil5 bags wheatJ LIS
NV ORLEASs-Ship Louisiana-l43 sacks wheat G II
White son-2105 do Gray Wardsworh--lil3 do ca.k
beeswar ~ Gswod-3o3 sacks wheat to the master
NEw ORLEAYs-Brig GeOrEiana-sA BIS cotton r L Matt
Msre siaora 5b Ss sS. butter %ogE
BIS hemp Francis Burrett59 do Newbold Cra"i2o pigs
d box aCs So Sos OK bulk
20 b cotton payis, Brooks CO.'S do Evereite Bate
500 fI1
1909 DO Ro.ps e T MarSes Wilson ScoEto
Tai 81 donoc Weeden Of dog Mason H' soS
ofd9-eo Cahoone, Kinney & co-99 Adams Hawtho,neio
Hoibrook, Nelson u CO.'S q Vests bIs mdzs hid to
NEW ORLHArs-Ship Jessore-44o bbs beef r Milbank
Co.'S bbs Gray Wsdsworth-3 bales hemp Fran.
tonic tobacco Olrich Kruge397 sacks wheat John
Fash23 bales hemp Francis Burritt-2 bbls George
900 do StracAan scot377 bales Soutton, Brother
co36 hhds tobacco beet Miaad& coi3a bales cotton
Blown Neilson-6 cases mdze Ford bales cotton OF
rich Kruger82 bales rope cutting Cyrus Field cola
bal 10 do mJze % hid. tobacco rkgs mdze od.
1856 Dbl. -four Hsu.a Lee. co-iss..eks wheat w TIFF
soa CO.. case ~ bbs hou! Wa WheslsT-l boz Crosby
Mos Lr-sr,s wetumpiaDsia bales cotton Bantow Pope
sco-SC D'llingeroe2 Adams Hawthom-29o Holbrook
Ne ss Sc 9 asn 5 BIZ "ss:
MoIsrooh Nelson COT Do arr Nnturn so~ic. do 3
Lesiie--s cases uaok. Il Talimsn. ''' ''' " WA
SAvArrAH-Brg Clinton-lls terces rice Jas Shaper-
RsasTd 81 do sT1 Bsbsm
boz mdse MoIliss-i tin canister Gaey-i tin can.
DO . BIS md1e Gravos@is Ssies cotton rs%sns
KEY wssrNBsrf Cheeney--ls bales Z Hurlbut & co-a
eases bale z Pl.tt-l DO Weod-la2 DO Mainland
bales as terces 81 bbs Brown Domnok-2 hhds Bsbbag
Henry-2ot bales Ashley u Fish.
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Z5x7E1&K0 COMPANY. Once Il william street

e. n. Sand, Conrad w. Faber,
Edward Mills, Horatio Allen.
William Chamberlain. Mortimer Livingston
John A. Isein, John L. stephens,
Herman Oelrchs.
c. H. SAND, President.
EDWARD MILLS, General Agent New York.
CHARLES Il. Anderson, Secretary.
In conformity with the Of the charter notice ,.
hereby given the Books for subscription
exceeding the capital stock OF the Ocean Steam
Navigation Company will be re.opened the office OF the
Company William Of Wall street, on Monday 2lst
juno, l8i7. . .
five per cent the subscribed be paid the
period Transcription specie bank bills The balance OF
per may be required by the operations Of Compa
ny, and upon thirty days previous notice.
The following is the 25th secloa Of the BYLAW
Subscription the capital Of the Company, after the
be $500 shall preference be allowed those
actual subscription I" j6 30trc
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