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'mber, was as annexed -
NEW ORLEANS BANKS.
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The amount of specie on hand S2,492,952 more
than the aggregate circulation, showing value In the
currency greater than in any section Of the country
cept the city Of New York.
During the month Of september, there coined in
the s. Branch Mint in New Orleans about 81 ZOO 600
nearly the whole OF which in gold From the first
of the year up to the present time SO have been
coined of which So oooO oe in gold IL is estimated
that the coinage at that point for the year will be
eight millions Of dollars. The average throughout the
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ALBANy Oct 18th, ls47y-Flour-The market continued
firm Saturdays quotations WheatThe market was st
and sales Of 1000 bushels made consisting of fair West
em at 81 25 Com-saes Of 5000 bushels made consist
ing of Western mixed Tic BarleySaes Of bushels
made TO arrive next week 75c Rye firm Oats
change Wh,key held slight advance Provisions
steady ReceiI bv the canal during the preceding 80 hours
foows-Fiour, 10 200 barrels corn % 500 bushels
barley, 49, 100 do.
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WAsnIrcror. Oct. IL. lsa1

Matters and Things.
The mail for the North leaves this afternoon at So
o'clock as bsforcnhe storm, the breaches in the Bat
more railroad excepting that at the Eastern Brancl
having been closed up locomotive will wait on the
opposite eide, at Bladensburgn, where a trapshp ment
has necessarily to be made
No news from the army to-day.
we understand that the Administration, through the
We shsu See
Hcf Mr. fulee has arrived, and In at Coleman's He
caves Tor the south In few days His colleague In the
senate, Mr Westcott stays here all the time ON the
business OF his constituents
Father Richie Is Of the opinion that the constitution
has been Sedsemsd BY SKUNK co.
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Miscellaneous News.
Legislative Proceedings.

ALBANY, Oct. Is, lsl7.
The further consideration Of the resolution to adjourn
was postponed to the Goth inst The Canal bills report
ed by Mr.. Deniston, on Saturday, went through the
committee Of the whole, and were ordered to third
reading.
ASSEMBLY.
Inc debate on the bill relative to the rights of proper
vol married women, was taken up and debated upon
Of
Mr.. sicKLEs moved the adjournment Of the House 10
wednesday to attend the laying Of the corner stone of
the Washington Monument, but the motion was cut of
by one fthe adjournment of the House to to morrow
which prevailed
1t Ii probable there will not be quorum tomorrow
cThe call for heHerkimer Convention appears In the
Atlas this evening
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There appears to have been a falling in the aggre
gate movement Of this department for the month end
ing September IS s4 aud the position Of the banks has
been materially strengthened the circulation having
decreased, while the amount of specie hand has in
creased According to the above, the liabilities have
fallen of $500 2s while the assets have decreased only
S6707o In the same period. Besides the above, the
banks have loans and discounts amounting to SO 44O
and real estate valued at 81, 500, $40
The movement Of each bank in New Orleans, at the
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On the 18th instant, by the Rev Mr.. Cummings, Mr..
JOHN GRAy, jr, to Miss ELIZA HuEsrrs all Of this city.
On Sunday evening, nth instant, by the Rev o A.
skinner, CALrs 8. MERRirr to EMMA G. WiTrESBERo,
all Of this city.
Washington City papers will please copy.
On the 9th instant, by the Rev Gardner SPRING d. d.
Mr. A. W. kENDRicK to Mrs. JANE ANN WARDELL, all Of
this city.
On the l3th instant, by the Rev Mr. Cahoon, DANIEL
ter county.
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TIE L E q IL A PHO,

BALTIMORE Oct. lath-PM-Flour-Thc market was firm
and ses looted up about 1000 barrels including Howard ct
at Sc 50. with City Mills at a higher figure Whea,-rl.
market m and receipts light. We note salrs of ANN
bushels cons surg Of Maryland reds cents and wbe do
la cents Corn Sales Of 1000 bushels
Maryland white and mixed stes cents and yellow cents
Ky was held at an advance Oats steady WbsIev
firm. while provisions steady at last weeks ouofa,
tons. FTeighs-no chsnge. '~
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country for the ysss isa7 will be innspss n1oh sfysr
than svsr before and the currency Of the country has
been mprOvedto greater extent during the past twelve
months by the great iKnux Of foreign gold and silver
and the recoinsgs of this metal into American coins
than In any previous 1--WE.
The annexed statement exhibites the extent Of the
commerce Of New Orleans for the quarter ending Sept
80 ls47
COMMERCE OF New ORLEANs-TossAor ENTERED AND
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IRIS. ans wfi.,, wiio~ Of Ben.

Altar shoft illness Mrs. AM Wfiss, xidox Of Ben.
jsmiu Weiss, aged "a years.
Her remains will be taken to Huntington, L. L. for In
torment this day, ut o'clock from % East Broadway
On Monday, the 18TH Of consumption, PETER WYcx'
OFF, In the seth year Of his age.
Ihe relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon, at two
lyn His remains will be taken the Greenwood Gene
terry.
On Monday morning the 18th, EMMA, daughter Of
FRANCOIS X G and Francois Greget, aged years eight
mt, ths and ~ days
The relatives and friends in general are invited to
William street Tuesday the 18TH at half past three
O'Clock, afternoon.
On Sunday evening 18th inst, after lingering illness
year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family requested
TO attend her funeral from her late residence No 307
Sixth street, this afternoon at o'clock NJ Her re.
mains viii be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for inter
ment.
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CANDLES The market was firm at 80 cts
COFFEE The market was steady. We have only
CoTToN Sales to-day bales Generally there Ia but
little deposition TO DO business aud con-
tnue heavy Niddling up nds be
cts, except Tor strict CLASSIFICATION.
OF 100 qnnta Of dry codwere at ~ 56k
a3 So There about 1000 aloa unsod held at 81 Is
Nackcel-Sals OF Jo0 bb made, ncluding No
80 aud No: sa1 l2h. Herring were quie;.
FRUT.-There of another cargo TO. law but
.ales were reported.
HEMr Dew otted remained firm Sales of 60 bales dress.
ed were made private terms
LEAD-Ih market quiet, 81 G2L asked while pur-
chases refused {, 40 above 81 80.
MoLAssss-The market steady; but without sales of
monent
NAVAL SToREs-Thc market quiet and dealers gene
rally were waiting for steamers There was no change
noticed ia prices.
OmsLnse.d sales of English were making at
were nacve while prices renamed nominalv the same
PROVISIONS was doing in Pork, and Of
goo aud ooO barrels mess were reported S S s7 and
go 900 do prime at $40 % SIC 43 and 100
from store Lad remained steady Saturdays
beef change butter continued rather heavy while cheese
remained unchanged.
at 81 3 81 62H The stock first hands was
esma'ed to be only about 500 900 of the
400 erces had been received but sales
vented material accumulation stock appeared
TO be waiting furher receipts before entering the maract
freely. ~
sEEpTh.re change clover; the last sale Of flax
SUGARsales Of about 300 hhds fair quality Mu,cov,do
- "
TALLowThe receipts continued light and the mark
WHALEBoNE The market for NJ w. was dull at % cent.
WHsKEY-Sales OF $50 bbs were made including State
h ne rates current last week continued about
he same 1t was stated that bushels com had been en-
20 Lyepoo, on terms NOT made public supposed
3O5., and cotton at cents. 80 -''"'''" nv
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Miscellaneous,

The Mdtdmoras Flag, Of Sept 20 notices the death of
Major Charles c. McRae, aged about 20 years native
Of East Felicana, La but for the last twenty five
years q resident Of Mexico.
At Charleston the report Of the of the
public cemetery made to council the 18TH shows that
the nermens for the past year have been less by Is
per cent than for any of the previous twelve years.
At Pittsburg six hundred and nine buildings have
been erected on the ground which was burnt over In
April lS45.
More than million Of dollars had been received nj
Buffalo during the present Cup to the 10th inst
The steamer Iowa sunk just above Bayo Sara few.
days since BY coming into collision with the steamer De
clarstion The Iowa went d Immediately after the
collision and will probably be total wreck -L,mfsvLs
Cor. Philadelphia En- q, 18Th INST
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Weekly Report or Deaths.
In the CITY and County Of New York from the 9th day Of
- October 10 the 18th day of October, 1877.
Men ~; Women IL; Boys II; Girls 40. Total 236.


Apopexy, Asthma, ]: Bleeding from Womb 1; Bron-
ehltis Casu,ties Cholera ufantum Consumption 80;
Conyusons 49, Group q; Coucusson of brain, Debility,
III peirum remsns 3; Qiarrhaa, II; Dropsy 4 Dropsy
n the head 81 Dropsy in the Chest /: Dysenery 10: Epi
lersy2 Eryspeas Fever do bous3; do 81 do
Iemittent DO yphod5; typhus 49, Heart
disease OIL ~ Hoop ny cough 8: Inflammation Of BRAIN S:
Inn ,mmaon oil bowels 6; Inflammation Of chest L. Inham
ma,ion Of hsart Inf ,mmatoa Inflammation lungs
Inflammation OF stomach 2; Inflammation of throat IIe
perance, Jaundice Mhformation, Msrasmus, IL, Old
Age. Palsy. 81 rheumatism, l; Small Pox. J.; Scnirrus
MAgsrgSdsr % one yea. 81 to years. a2 10
60 to 70, 10; TO to &c. 81 80 to 81 80 1907 unknown
A. w. WHITE, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, Oct. 10, lsi7
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get your boots shoes CATERS Jones street. near
the Museum Hou there good boots for 81
De purchased esewhere for 81 Qarea saying He also sells
:1ed waterproof boots at So s. and IS co. Jones has
pof All goods purchased Ann street warranted to
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be found Young Paris Boot Emporium for 81 so equal to
sold in this for 81 and So Also Fine Calf Roots for
o. usually sold for S. We recommend all friends
get their boots shoes CATERS &C. the Paris Emporium
pose the Herald Office All his work is warranted give
satisfaction Water of Boots retaled from 81 so TO SIS
Samples of his Boots be the Fair Competition de-
hed. Boots made to order shortest notice.
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cncirfY OR rAMAANt. np nntnMrtAn

SqfHlBfE % Tsfsa L.s. 81 g. s,pt.SaEAs
soe Sss Tss.,sv Hin
sssss i ss 81 &. for
Re.Svsd That ihs republic q. Of the city and county of
The Society will be by Brooklyn Lrh, au.s
By order ELIJAH !, fU isIT SisSS ..eAem
JAMES FUaEY, secretlry pro TEN. ois itsre
q TO p5TS Ss.SaE ssiS !. sf Lodge
hsEpsst O'clock laying he cor
ner stone of Washington MoSu E %ssnGs,,NN,Sou,m
Joseph R. Griffith, see'y .''-,' 0O-''' Isit.re
7 DOE OF THE MEMBERS OF MANHATTAN
hs Lodge RSo@ and t
thi, Tuesday, o'clock, for the Of
'f Of 'ss
brethren from abroad cordially invited unite with this
RICHARD MrrcHrLsoS. sec'y. ois it.rc
h: IsdE; r.
q s;s: 4:
are respectfully invited to Join Us By eIdsT
JOSEPH FALLos, Secretary. OILS ti..m
A ssoCIATloN OF EXEMPT FlKEMEN.-Ats meet.
ss I; s "a Ss % d s
Inv ons o. ne eo%%ss in NE ceremony Of laying
fSSS a Eas. went. appointed to
% ana .s1.
Puncruni attendance is requested
BY order Of o'~"'''i' 4fEHIiH1r:Hss Secretary
II. A0.PP.-The member. of National LodG. No. Is, U
nS on Ts :. s;:Hs' s
the f o"
elsa.. Il WM " p PfHHANGs ns Committee
he 9c:,S pa q.
SsES q ws:SassS Mea.%sa' M
shas.ps;s Hotel Duane William lam s a.
GLiCEIAta meeting Of the Coravaner. III, city Of
hs efS on ss g
tsy. The following resolutions have been unanimously
~ THAT ,y We E assemble at the h
ws i ri Inv of tn. city
I've" 4 anu is T. f." w R%bA%fp PiGs:.iS"
officers Of the are requested assemble ono
Monday evening at half past at the place OILS
s member. Of A.sT9
tendance ths,I Lodge Room, bowerS on
ne S: S OF s
w' l,'I1I'n JOHN DOUGLASS. Patriarch
.ad Med e nc
@ % ss Gad 4Rs
Enrnse the plan unanimously approved Of BY the Ha
aGes The The az Sn for short
b done sv SS not take IN OF s, out
THIKD.c MEX TX OF THE FAIR OF THE AMERICAN
F h . e
Telegraph will be explained every day By accomplished Pro
N.sps Convention sdjSain%sn kspossc sr
IN the Park on Tuesday the 10Th II o'clock Music by
on ycpinp
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Beneath the rule OF mon entirely great,
The is mi ghter than the sword "-HIcHEIlEU.

are the best and cheapest the world Those who the
William steet, door below Wall ST. Y. Savage 90
Fulton street, they have the exclusive sale of them Other
Pens wholesale retail reduced prices Gold Pens AT
81 So with silver pencils Gold Pen carefully repaired
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Sing' Sing!-New Analytical Ciass-No 4l3
IF the mere sing
neis IN music and the Pile alton of new
Ior admisslon he will his first this
ceedIagly interesting.
JAS f. WARNER Translator Of Weber. etc., ect
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Bowery ~ our opinion, much entitled gold media
f given this year, that entered
IN strict accordance with the rules of the American Ins
tute" VI course no others have a claim
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S2i,8il As $50, Gas 81 81

S3ylz9J xIf,4Uf 70
The largest cent incre in the receipts
freight This is not favorable though had been
as large in the passenger receipts that Of in
come is the most profitable Of the two.
The receipts and expenditures of the Delaware Divi
sion OF the Pennsylvania Canal from December 1886
to October l, ls47, were as follows -
DELAwARE DvIsIoN-PENNsYLvANIA CANAL
Receipts from Dec. 1876, to Oct l. Is47 SlS3 100 so
expenditures for supervisor and repairs,
(ssme period0. ................... l27OO 90
FRONT Observation-Disclosures. .$I21, 900 so
annual interest on cost OF canal. .... 69,0S7 90
Surplus fund. $40 o0a Al
This surplus will be largely increased by the receipts
for the remaining two months of navigation this year
before the fiscal year Is closed
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INTELLIGENCE.
TO THE
1ATHS = NJ o n = n = /.
r E L 4 @ X AP HIC.
m portant from MexicO,

Important from Mexico.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is p NJ.
The following was received at Baltimore at o'clock
'ni morning The telegraph not then being in working
order, 1t was mailed
ny an arrival at Charleston IL seems the British
'esmef Midway, from Vera Cruz had arrived At Hsva
No. |uoa with private letters from Mexico Of the NH
oeP'smoer, stating that General Scott had Addressed
circular 70 the Mexican States inviting than 20 ssn
uepu'ies 70 the capital to conclude u peace
t was also said, that Scott had sent 500 ma, % %.
Toluca, place near the capital
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IS ls47
The schooner Summers arrived at Charlsstor e-o,,
Havana In five days The English steamer Nisawav
rived at Havana on the seventh from Vera Cruz
The bsvans papers filed with extracts from Va
re- Cruz papers, but contain few additional particulars
The only article worth teegraphing Is furnished bv
correspondent at Vera Cruz, dated September a. Gen
Scott had addressed q circular to several Mexican
States, inviting them to send their deputies the capi
tai with full powers to conclude treaty Of peace and
also stated that division Of 800 had been by
Gen Scott to take Toluca, place the city.
The New Orleans papers have failed to arrive at
Petersburg
Miscellaneous News.
BALTIMORE, October ls-ePM.
No mail has arrived from Washington up to this hour
Pomeroy who recently broke jail at Providence R. L.
was arrested In B atmore to-day
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f1e Fudntlty OF American t0nnHBe empl0yeu IN inc
trade Of New Orleans in proportion to the foreign is
very great and the coasng trade comprises than
one half of the total tonnage of the port.
The amount Of produce received at New Orleans in
each Of the past three years the number of steam
boats, fatbosts ships briggs, &c. which arrived each
veal ad
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The value OF produce received in 1896 compared with
1885, shows greater per cent increase than In ls47
over s46 Should the increase for the future continue
in the proportion has been realised the past
five years. the imports into New Orleans from the int
ror will exceed the aggregate foreign mportstions the
country The number Of arrivals Of vessels and boats
engaged in the internal and external Of that port
in s4e and lsa7 compared with that OF ls45 1916
exhibits an increase Of about atty per cent.
The annexed statement exhibits the receipts Of the
Georgia Railroad company for the month Of September
nd
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- .amsricdn and Foreign Tonnage Entered
tessen Tonnage. Seamen.
iue American -. 32.'lt 1898
: ' ''':!'; '.::'':. s:' 3;
r., american and Foreign Tonnage Cleared.
PesSes' Tonnage. SeGfnen.
isy american .......... 77,i0o 2,693
40o American vessels coastwise.. 7a466 2939
633 Total. 80. -. ......... l63,464 6,i3t
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FRESHMAN HOUSE DINING AND COFFEE SA.
LOON, No SO Beekman street.-The proprietor CRATE
o for the very liberal patronage he has received since his
he will be found wanting 10 his effort. please
der his establishment still popular with those who wish
to combine comfort with Oysters OF the best
y served all hours ofhe day and night Lodgings
OLE G*rc JOSEPH WILSON.
TANNEkS' MAP OF MEXICO .&c.-The last edition of
this Standard Map exhibiting the Of the army
with Map othe present Of may be
large p. eftne weld Europe Asia, Africa and America
Of Fenetts cheap and elegant music at the u,ua prices
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CITY TRADE REPORT,

NEW YORK. MONDAY AFTERNOON, Der. lS.
The flour market remained steady closing rates of Sat
urday with fair ofsaes-chy for shipment to the
Eastward Wheat continued firm and in face of light re-
ceips prices were stiff sales of were made to
considerable full prices Good high mix ed closed at
slight advance Saturdays prices Rye was frn at the
closing prices of Saturday Oats rmer though
without sales OF moment Considerable sales and prime
Pork were made at high prices Groceries were steady and
sales were makiIg about the last week.
AsHEs.sma sales of reported at Sc a. and of
pearls at &c. ~ " ~ ~ W
RsswAx-The market quiet without change in prices
BREADsTUFFs -Fp tr-Saes reached 1000 or oOOO
bills Inclad ng new Cswego and Genesee s. SEX S. sax
w small lots OF the later Sc 70! 1000 do consisting OF
Genesee Oswego and Michigan sold So so Sc 56S and
sold at Sc 2 400 do Rochester Sc 62I small lois
ONO fancy brands sold ST. For 500 ibis Ewins
Mills 81 was offered and declined Southern Continued In
very light supply and prices firm; Richmond City Ms was
o aud Brandy Sc IS and Howard street at
% 62s Whedf-Good Genesse scarce held at an
advance Western was also frm have only to note sale
Of soo bushels worth Carolina 81 IK Cor-Sales of zoo
the close good mixed became rmer and 5000 700
bushels chiefly high mixed made including lot
OF 1900 at 7c Meai-Saes Of 1910 bbls Western New
York were made 50 23 small lot Of New jersey was re.
ported sold at 50 TK 50 so. RpeThe sales footed up
about 60cOa 1000 bushels at Sac delivered RYE dor was
9sld At az advance Oats by the were worth iac.
bdrtpIa sale was reported On terms not understood
Tp1ul 200 barrels.
1oin..' .......' .ll,9D0 do
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Notice.
BeIleyille White Lead.

THE BELLEVII.LE WHITE LEAD pMPANY
l. have opened a Ware House r Boston for the sale
of their PURE WHITE FAD. DRY AND GROUND IN
Oh, which the Company toarrants to be superior IN
quality to any other made IN the United States.
This Factory is located at Beleville, Essex Co. N.
j. and has Ieen in operation thirty years Tine
superior quality Of the Lead has that time, command
ed sale in the city Of New York to the extent of
what the works could manufacture hut having been
recently enlarged, supplies he furnished to
other markets. Orders promp y supplied in the us-
al sized packages, bv apl LEGATION al the Company's
Office. No. 50 Broad street, between Central anf
Wafer streets Boston.
D.C.VAN ARNAM, Agent.
w5I-3,nOs
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Fishing Irvine.
SOhn LBS. No. ~ M'Cary's Cotton Herring
CUtjV Irvine, in Skeins and Balls
1000 lbs No % Cable laid Cotton Herring Twine;
5000 " Super Gotten Seine Irvine;
5000 " Super fax 9 Il thread Slad Irvine;
5000 60 &c & 3thread Mackerel Irvine;
Tanned in hem0ck bark, fer sale by
WIN. STOWE, Agent
American Net Il 1wine Manufacturing Co.
No 70 Commercial st. Cup stairs) BOSTON.
Nov 10 daw3m
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Freedom Notice.

THIS IL certify that hereby give to my son. GEO
L b. GREEN, his time until he is 81 years OF age
to ACT and do business for himself, and shall not
henceforth claim any of his 6arnings, nor pay any
debts of his contracting. IRA GREEN.
Witness: WV. X. COwINe.
Lisbon, July 8, 1s47. 3wA"
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The Boston Almanac, for Is4S.

The Boston Almanac, for lS4S.
vlNiE subscriber respectfully announces to the nu
L merons patrons of this little work, that the mum
Der for the ensuing year will he forthcoming ut tile
usual time. The Business Directory has been or
oughly revised and corrected and there have been 9th
improvements which it is believed will render the
Almanac for lS4s equally as attractive as any of It's
predecessors. 1t is intended TO give in this number
complete transcript Of all the inscriptions at MoUST
AuBuRn,-ihus giving to the country record or d.
recory of that interesting city of tina dead.
B. d. MpssEY g. Ca.. 90 Cornhill, and THos. GROOM,
80 State Street, t..e publishers.
Boston, Oct IS, lS47. =. N. DICKINSON.
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New CheSnutS.

TN prime order just reed at the "City Market" BY
l. A. G. PAGE.
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Flour.

NOV landing (from schr- Flying Arrow2 from New
~ York by I'D. koBlNsoN'
Nov. 10.
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Signs appeared in the House OF Representatives to-day
which bode the renewal of the Missouri contest We de-
precae any such controversy and every measure which is
calculated to produce it. The democratic party must con-
tinue united. This portentous question threatens to
shver them in pieces. The north, and the south, and
the should respect the Union of the States like the
Holy Ark of the Covenant But these controversies
by drawing lines and severing interests between different
sections the most delicate question which be sug
gesed tend ALLEVIATE the feelings and weaken the ties
which should bind this holy Union together forever
Is it necessary to force this question upon public
councils, in period of war, when all our energies
should be united against the enemy Is it at all
necessary at this tme' II is affair of internal regua-
ton among ourselves 1t cannot enter into treaty of
peace with foreign country. If we are to obtain
territory by treaty OF peace it will then be time enough
to moot this difficult question, When Rome a. wax,
she commanded her domestic differences to When
peace comes and brings with it territory, then, amid
the tranquility Of peace may settle this matter to
own satisfaction