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A ; Trustee ina deed ef Trust executed by DIR Howell
I "A DAVIES bearing date the 22nd day Of May. 1873,
and Of record in the Hastings Court of Iynchhurg. the
undersigned VIII sell at public aucon in the town of
iNnrhourr. commencing on the LIST day Of July next
and continuing nom day 10 day, until all the property
be ~! The remaining effects conveyed by said deed,
eonss ing Of great variety Of such articles usually
Kept IN an Apoihecary establishments such as
Medicines. Paints, Oils, Drugs;
Also, BrandicS and Mines of the best quality Guns.
PISTOLS. Segars Snnifs, Brushes, Nansh, &C., &C.
The sale will certainly take pace at the time above men
toned The attention Of ApDhecari,s and d, ctors Is
specially invited 10 the stock Of Medicines hand.
TE Il N S or $ air.
Cash f all sums indor $50; over atand under $1,000
months crcdit-&it0 ormoIc. J.. months CT, dit n,go-
TIA paper well endorsed.
DAVID f.. Silence. Trustee.
MAY Gl--wllIv
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,x1ll u,EzE feEREkC

,,v,.,,; been appointed Agent By messs john
son. oil Phideph, enc o. s,e i1sel 81, nse9e'si
NTH '''''s' m, now ready to fill oders for
Arabian. Egyptian. Italian and bIrdieiia
n n n b l. + II Il y ! Il l. .
At the lowest Cash prize, and then delh III
. - ,.,t.,u y srfanied. Tomb STONES ana y ARM an
] made 10 order t~ designs may be sen fa'Hea"'
,1.l s,ars Of D. W. Moor, Main street
IN -, yr,,,I the latest style 81 finish for siueeo
r. isbnr 4, havene7v old paors ht'ed up aiisf IN
The N5.tAcfn C!ties do SO, by applying 10 thesao
ssnber rDUN IoNC
Jan 25--wts
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POLITICAL
rncwaR.sxir OF PEACE.


SArKl LoSFR.
The subioped poem ree,,ed not osg since ~ Nh 1e
-. one <,shis irish B. aaiae<
Ssves, land u song, thy harp dotfi hang
upanthe willows, now,
syhils famine's blight and fever pang
Il Hss Stamp misery thy brow
~ Act take nv harp and raise thy voice,
g Though faint and low Il be,
Ard let thy sinking heart rejoice
- In friends, suli leu to thee.
.issssas' ssh
Look out, look GU, across the sea
That gir,is Inc oneialu shore,
ship OF war is bound for thee,
But win Ne -sfiiis store
1ier thinlet Sleeps u. Mary threath
1hatvafis her DER the sea,
SHE goes not foth to deal gu, death,
But bears new life 10 thee.
Thy wasiesl hand can sea'sdS strike
t@gt The chords II grateful praise
TherlsiatiYe tone is unlike
e Thy voice OF pfoudeI days,
sszs.s4 Yet, even in sorraw taneiui still,
Let Erin's voice proclaim
l IA tasdic pra Use, every lnD,
Comnbish glorious man,
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.h Notice.
TWILL he sold al public auction, on SATURDAY tho
w 9TH DAY II June next, the
NEGRO
rm in naaiber Of which the late Mr. Ann Jones,
died p,s,..sst m, ot winch valuable hotise Ser
wants. sale made al the request Of ne ieaaiefs.
Terms At sale. JOS Is. NON liz Ann T.
Ns,2i-tajeu el Ann Joaes, deg'J.
pOSrPONENENf.
The above sale Is pm. poued until "Wednesday, he 23d
Iuno. ). ID. NOh IL y adu T.
N,, a ,o9J ot lines deed.
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ANLRlin.

A0gacc.
fENlE HIGHEST CASH PRICE will be paid for
COR'N. delivered ctAcrat Ianghornes Mil o;
al aver creek, 610es below Lynchbnrg. on the ca
nal. A. ~ MONTGOMERY
Nov5 wis
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dEca'a from Sir joaey Cltrk he eminent Eoor,I
VIRGINIA:


T Rules held in the CLERK, Office Of the county Com,
"A Of Nelson, on Monday, the 81 day OF May, isd7
/ lLonlas l., Herring, la1Gr
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Tie only kRotea 1e'iieire That at the sa,ar Tine Dur,
pmJfes ottd strengthens tie system r., ~
Cyiiheatts iInn Distinguished II, ssan,
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CO IN n e.kxCIAL lNCMLLIG&AsECN
The Flour Markets.

CINCINNATI, Sept l8-There were quite a number of
sales to-day but all in small lots and with no change in
prices The particulars follows:-30O brls in
three lots at $4 so do at 81 03 so and 100 do City
Mills at 81 TO- 49 do. from Whitewater canal at 81 l2H
aud small lot choice from river at 81 IS. contract
tor 1000 brs deliverable 10Th to Goth October at 81
sale of 400 brs old, from store Wednesday evening
at 50.
DETROIT Sept 1.-THE usual amount of -four arrived
wagons yesterday but transactions In sales were
comparatively light Buyers Offering 81 SIX from
wagons, at which they getting part that in
and the balance went In store. The retail trade from
stores varies from 81 cato 81 rs. few loads Of
brought 2Sc Oats do lSc Barley continues to arrive
at 37Kc. Wheat comes forward slowly-prioes range
from 10 to 800.
ROCHESTER, Sept Goth, l847.-The market for bread
stus continues Inactive The by the French steam
-r, although 1t does not have the effect to reduct
prices shade upon the future and renders pros
poets anything but encouraging There seems to be
among millers mastery inactivity" as farmers
generally holding back and the amount
going forward Is smaller than usual this the
cond week in September being 1000 barrels
during the week last year There have been
but few transactions during the week at S. 06k SIS
IS 25 for small parcels Wheat has remained sta
tionary dur ny the week at 81 06a 81 or competition
occasionally raising two cents 1t Is thought
that 1t will be lower after farmers through sowing
aPHILApELPHIA, Sept. 20.The -four market continues
inactive, but prices have varied No Sales how
Of any have taken place either IN -four rye
hour corn meal Grain-A pale Of good new south
err wheat at 81 90 per bushe sale of southern fiat
yellow corn at SOC. Penna yellow is held at 70c Oats
are scarce, but sales
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER az
...... IS 20 NOON sETs......... Is
SYN sErs... 81 HIGH wArKR........ ii

Cleared,
hull n tb Maya s''f Iyepos 5:
Wolfe; Michigan. M,on New Orleans Nesmith Walsh;
Hercules, MadIKan. City Point, Va.
Bark-Mes, (ham) VogleL Hamburg, Schmidt Balcheu.
Brig-Jas Marshall DAILY Hall well, Maine
Schrs-Cath-rne, Scott st Jago Cuba Jno Tho mpsop
(Bf) Loo hart. St Johns NIB. T Winniett; VIM Williams
itOgers ssvaDnak, Pattep; Jenkins Martin, Charles.
ton latt Van Bunt; Fairfax, Penfeld Alexandria &c,
Stnrges, Clearmen Coz Em-1e Wilder, Philadelphia
Hand; Ellen. Brown, Boston, Foster Nckers0n.
Steamer Southerner Berry, Charleston, 65 hours. with
Indse. Spooid Tieson Co Monday. PM, spoke sch
Mary Elizabeth, Of Philadelp ia
chip Oataio, (of WIscasset) Holmes Antwerp, 2S days
With mdse. to schmidt & Balchen
Brg Orbit Hggins, PernaInbuco, Aug H. and Para, Sept
with hoes, {, Corniog Son It'll ult lat 49, lon 81 a.
poke bark Empress OF Br oI ON Rio Janelro for New
eaps days out 10Th ult, lat 10 80 lon 622 spoke bah
dary OF Fla mouth (Ns from Liverpool for Havana IS day
out.
chr Euphemi. Elddge, Curacao. 10 days with hides
90 w Lewis The schr WIN Wy er, tor New York
lay before Lat 20 lon o. spoke sehr Gold Hunter fom Run
Key. for New York.
Schr reo Warren, Small. { heryfeld with lumber.
Schr Mar Wand Birch, Snow Hill, days, with iron.
Schr Cisz. lie, Wilson, Richmond, days with coGl.
schr NJ Parker. Conque,t, vi gina, 8 days
Returned bark Kanawha for Pctou. having sprung aesk
Sailed.
Ships Plato, New Orleans; Rdins dos DuIbury. Sumstr
bs Ks rallosy, Madeira Achilles Hamburg; brig Hetl
Port Prince; Packet ship Waterloo Lverpool; Marmou
Liverpool.
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$22, sSi 1888 %
DANIEL GRAHAM, Register.
HARTFORD, Sept. 20, lS47

HARTFORD, sept ~ lS47.
PoliticaL-.amusements-H and Siuo,i.
On Wednesday, the 23d instant, the Democratic Dele
gates meet In this city to nominate candidates for Stat
Ulcers for the election next April They enter the
St early In order to get up steam for the little town
meetings" which held the LIST Monday Of October
the town officers chosen at that time are the
parsons Who decide who shall and who shall the
snsuing spring State election There Is prospect of
their having more harmonious meeting than they had
sysar ago, at Middlstown. Loren P. Waldo, Esq, OF
POLAND county, is the only Gubernatorial candidate
yet heard named by themand he certainly their
strongest man. But, In three days, nous
The wings will hold their convention on the first
Wednesday Of October, in New Haven They will, of
course, renomnate their present officers, whether the
,eople think than good bad ind f-rent-thus party
arammels bind do va aud make slaves of freemen.
Both parties 1t these choose delegates
'pripg, for nominating Presidential candidates This
feature makes these conventions Of tn ordinary
Importance. The heroic exploits Of Rough and Rea
"" aud Gen Scott In Mex CO, and the political
committasm OF The former have operated upon poiti
al parties have their bombs upon the Mexicanos--
ntca sspirants they literally know not what to do
Since Herr and Sivori and Gen. Tom Thumb
here, our Park" "Bowery," and "Chatham," have
bssn closed-a great d-arth, all Of a sudden has
upon amusements this way.
As you have published account Of the concert OF
Herr and Svori In this city, permit to say, that
have the lovers Of sounds and harmony had
heir ears filed with such exquisite music they gave
The audience WAS large although tickets 81,
and every present considered he got five times his
money worth If these artists again visit this city
they certainly will have perfect jam of audience
and they deserve it. Success to them wherever they CO.
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Ut; MI 10y G: 49,:
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sssie. s1 e.: Ga::y Essls h
sS:sSh:iH ss@ H9.: P s,as,; s s0Tt
ssSS: S s:l aisri :s s:.
g. :si s si;Sh. sI's '%ss ssss:;9t
e chests indigo Meyer sn,-5o casks bottled bs.,
%sssl.u.:S. Nam i Ss. H''f s.%al % %Ssss
Wood co. y. o~sa-4 VIM HOylsil pipes brandy '''
LLvIarSoI.B5 ship New World, e..s. ma.s mat She
aSs r.. VIM ana
% Ns%s eo-I2 ssa: eo.l. Goddess en- C,os.s5vi
fS: ss% FL s.'.' y;
S.a!: .s ~ :.a :;ei
W;i;9s g. "a s.sy:f, & COL 2s:n5s s:ns
s s''%s ErH eo.: RUSSELL s Ssx
..p. yadSn TS nIHy sa @sTSs
e s;,sa. XIV S:y. Va
Ting .s if ;:t;es
$:.:S '3 ayi1s:= :si WI: S:s
Ii: :ss, m. sG .l. As
na. :s.L M Sss5 e, ,Sa So
lousd DO El.man & broth. - eass John Ill., :
Jos Emeric20 Bird. Gillsn col Wickhsne Hutchn-
sons John Robinson co-2 Woodwa Conner-l Wa :
son. Johnston X col w Hunt co2 Brewer Nelson
10 Thom,s Hun, COL u Marsha-9 T + Jones col
Fellows Van Arsdale Coz H bbotso.-6 w Church
man. Riggs. jenkins col 3 lmes-2 Simonsfeld
Bach co-123 bdls hoop on Clark co-223 bas iron,
smith X Ftch-828 do Chas Seymour co.'s Gihon y CO.
iron Esgleson Bsee 81 cs Souiter Bros
bx A 81 ick co-5cs Wil,on Brown Van antwerp
Haobe co-2ol5 bars iroo 100 bdls do Kenny SAMPSON
bs 60 bdls do 20 plates Beecker Gu hout-8s
,ss ron Wilson co-l27O bxs Tin plates $50 bx TIN,
bdIs Phelps Dodge co32 fun brs 40
John Hurtwe 9i3 rails iron, crs q 10 bxs tin
plates cks bd lao do ron 1903 brs iron, and bales mdI
order
BRRMEN-Ship Emigant-15O iron 100 bales mdze 100
pieces bagngs boxes mdze 6 do casks parcel
Oe che Kruger-2 boxes mdze Philip Spoyer-t Herun
BcInhard-l Hose & Victor-2 Heinrich coll Tay Beh
min-l Ouinger Goldsein--3 SCHROEDER & Schwitze'-6
casks Kett-l bale Gehlar-l b'x John w HoibeIto
. Tung Y Bshrmann- cases Barn Schuhard-l3
Holman, Boston-I Edward l. lnnm-l box oeschiRk 4
Wesendh-1 Richard Beeker-s boxes Resented u Bro
then-2 II Lampe-5 bales l6 boxes 2 pkgs Reimer 4
Merke-ll boxes SchraIe, KOop col q Meyer, Weon
& Coz d Walter-7 kohmst smn-4 Hose victor-127
Henshen Unkartl Balen x Sander-l Meyer Sucker
n boxes to order - .
ANrwERP-Ship Optaro-lo bales De Rhan g. Moore-6
plgs Hyer 4 Coz do BIS Boker3l cs CuthbeItson-
Koupe-l00 hf bbls 70 pkgs q Gerdng-4955 hides
order
CvRcoA-Schr Euphe ma50 bs goat skins l65 do Tobacco
hhds 1873 bbls bbls old copper Gil pieces
do gnumvG 1890 do ke Hache wood Is hides
BOonen, Graves co.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30, I947.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 20, I047.
The Saturday Courier case again up before the
court this morning. when the Injunction restraining Mo
Msckn from the further management Of the establish.
msnt granted and the bond OF Mr. vogdes the re-
osivsr appointed by the court, fled rhe turn
which this has taken IL bad for all concer as
sale must value and 1t appears there
other resource ~ no appeal can bs taken by MIR Me-
Msokn until the sale Is completed, and the hnal
Of ths court distributing the proceeds is made.
Solomon Vickers, whose arrest | mentioned for the
murder OF Hare during the k-nsDgton riots had been
hsrs for three months previous, aud would pro
badly nave remained unnotioed, but he had the afron
tsry apply to the judges Of OF Quarter SEES
sons for tavern license The location chosen was ia
the immediate vicinity OF Judge Kellys residence and
the application was such an open declaration Of his
whstssDouts that his arrest followed as . matter OF
course.
Ths packet ship ssrsaack arrived up to-day, after
considerable dstsntion at the LszArco consequence
da couple OF deaths by small Pox occurring DO ,rd
The southern and western tel graphs Of
nearly all OF yestardsy and likewise this morning. but
ths wires are now giuog symptoms OF returning
ton, and will soon be Informed whether the mai
from the south the bearer OF news from the o.
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. he Revenue.


TREAsURy DEPARTMENT, Sept 10, 1S47.
SR:-The enclosed statement, prepared In the Office OF
the Register the Treasury transmitted In compli-
with the request contained in your unics.
ton of the 26th uitimo.
The tariff went into operation the LIST Decem-
her last and the net proceeds under it after deducng
all xenges of ooecton) actually paid into the
during the rst nine months Of s operation s as you
perceive S22 96l 1873 2S-bsng greater by the Of
76 OILS o. than the paid into the treasury
ring the period Of nine months under the tariff OF
1912; and exhibiting gain, 1t the ratio Of in
crease Of $423a 69l AZ of the first twelve months under
the tariff OF 1916 as compared with the tariff Of 1912
The gross proceeds received by the collectors much
greater the expenses Of collection deducted be-
fore the is paid into the treasury and recorded
the Register.
Most respectfully, your obedient servant,
RI. WALKER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
10 BAnxsDALE, Esq Yazoo City, Miss.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Ofhoe Sept. Is. lS47
Statement Of the receipts into the Treasury from Gus
toms, during the underns sntfoned sriods.
From the LIST Oot ls46 to LIST July 1885, 70
From the lst Oot lS46 to LIST July ls7. 694o3s 09
From the LIST December ls4o to 3lst August 1885, and
from the lat December 1885, to 3lst August ls47 to
witt
During the month of December, 1885, 81 $50 asa 81
from LIST January, to 30th June, 1916. 944 96
During the months Of July and Aug 1885, 4s47 ss4 IS
l9,795,3i4 n
During the month of December ls48. Ash O76 on
srom ist January to 30th June 1917. 1882 615 st
During the months Of July and Aug, lS47 76574il a.
$a2,sSl ,ssa %
DANIEL GRAHAM, Register
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CHAnLrsToT-Steamor boutheruer-J d Whet,toue; Mr.
pul,; D rleh Id: aud lady; Black; Jno Whites
Ioere; A Mexican; MIS- Wing: r X Wicieab.re; f.
Brownell; I, ayr; Day; Miss Hackeu; j j Kline; M
Bsssford and IA the stesrage.
ANrwEnr7Snip o tst,o-M Bernays; s kosenbaum; 9
Fiout; h Books and go m the storage
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LoNpor-ship Deepen ience 400 casks bottled beer J
Bsnow63 casks Of ants Lawrence, Muuday gate
70 pkgs mdse rooke Mead Co-2s Fraser trernhl Co
-sBaIkey Co--20 Came ron b. nd-2s B More wood Il
colo Pheips Dodge co., III Day. casks seed. ID
Land!st bags gals II sshneaer-ls cash. tarate acid
John Berry-s Cooley, KEGS Willis A & Waler-4
x Henick-2 Moss Moses-2 Chas Ahrenfeldt-2 Edmuad
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che NEW YOkk hERALO
ESTABLISHMENT,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aHlOUsAsp.

DAILY HERALD-Every tay, rriee cents per soyy-3y
Is per ,nuum--psyabie 10 adysnce.
WEEKLY HERAL 0--Evsry SaturdAy-Prics sk esHu
,sr eopy--t3 Ie< psr mmum--payablc m advance
HERALD FOH EUROPE-Evcry Steam Packet day
Price en- copyS5 anrun, including postage
81 u.s. exclusive Of postage ayable adysnce subsc
uan 10 Yiveune, Paris r. H. simonda, ia Comh and
Iohn Miller, the bookseller, Lopdps.
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-Pyblished the
ct Of January Of each yearsnge copies sxpence each.
ADVERTlsEMENTsa at the usual prces-niway s cash IN
dvance Advertisements should he written plain egbls
The Proprietor will not be responsible for srfof that
PAINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch.
proprietor Of the establishment be post paid the peat
age will be deducted from The subscIproa mossy rsmtsss
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 81, lsl7.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 81, lSI7.
The difficulty In getting messages transmitted the
telegraph wires between this city and Baltimore, has
for tho last two three days. been serious annoyance
to ali who have had occasion that medium for the
conveyance Of intelligence and the necessary repairs
are not undertaken the business Of the line will be
materially lesssned by preference being given to the
mails The dispatches for the press from the South have
not yet been received.
The sun having now fairly got astraddle Of the equ
nootsl line oondescends to show his day
first time this week.
Reading Railroad shares and bonds went down to-day
In consequence Of large amount Of these securities
being thrown into the market from New York.
Sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRsr boAsp-loo Morris Canal u; 200 Reading Railroad
80: 300 do SIX; ITO 1irard ink 2t 500 State S. IL
Ayrea SALss7 fa aud lrchaacs' Bank 56z< "A Me-
chsnes' Baak S8H; 500 SchuylkIl Nav Sc. 65 7S
6KovsD BoAED-t50 Cir I'd BANK IL; 1000 Treas Notes
es, l0<; 50 UiraId Bank "; Commercial bauk a5K
AYTER SALks-I22 Stale S. II; 900 Lea g. 67 Ioj;
100 Ne .dag Railroad sx 10 CON Bank 35 5000 LOAF
e, W. los.
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Foreign Markets.

BARBApoEs, Aug 2S-Our market Is overstooked with
orsadstns no less than 1000 bbls -four and 100 bbs
corn meal having arrived here yesterday from the Uni
teu states Inc asking rates are-for -four 81, duty
pso corn meal S4a 81 90 per bbl oorn 81 10 per bag
BLACK EYED peas - Sterling exchange Is worth 81 81
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Cd sr.-Dr Holland who wss shot through the arm BE-
low the sbo~ Hayden Lewis shot in the arm sbovs the
story wounded in the below the elbow, John WHITE
shot thseugh the hand and four other. names NOT e.
nsa e length received sssstssss nom snothsr ps.y q
srssisrs which three four miles Oh st the Dom.
asnosmsnt Of ths hght The loss Of the enemy not
equpags Of party. They the boys back about
one hundred yards, into hollow, where they would
ceiv-d rrnforcements Col Wilcox loft 10 pursuit OF
the Indians with hundred men, the 7th II Is to
b. hoped that he will overtsks them Mr. Brown
goes say In conclusion that the Mexcsus will give
our troops another nght This he had learned from
prisoners taken ut Las Vegas Mr. Brown further says
either be- hung or shot seven Msxiosns were killsd
Sud sixty taken prisoners ut the sorming Of Las Vegas
IN the oth July Plate Argus
INCIDENTS OF THE WAR.
Cor. Of the Savannah Republican,
Some lsncsrs were seen before Us at the Battle Of
charubusco. Our dragons ssnt in pursuit
tarss prisoners As th. dragons passed us a. -
half speed In pursuit. were amused to . rather
American camp w0n.p Of sSs rsssnsns neatly
With them In pursuit Of the enemy.
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
Tbs Columbus (Ga) Enquirer, Of the l4th Inst, says
len, took up the line Of march Tor the seat Of on
Tuesday wednesday and Thursdsy last under the com
concentrate at Society Fiji. Ala and proceed direct
from thence to Mobile by the way of Montgomery. The
force numbered between 45o aud 500 men"
Capt Koscilowskis company of volunteers left last
evening on the Amelia for Fort Leavenworth Louis
Union, l4th inst.
Major Gen Patterson Col Abercrombie, and Major
w H. Polk, U 8. A., passed through this city Sun
day to rensacos where they will take passage In gov
srnment vessel for Vera Cruz.-Mobiie Registsr and
Journal 18th inst
We are happy to understand that Major Gen. William
wounds which he received Monterey that he proposes
immediately to join the army OF Mexico.
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Passenger sailed.

MoNrnvIpEo-Bsrh Mas B,rnry-Sev y Love Il LADY
Nra + Tatem Guild; Miss HsIlct; Miss HsIle: Mis-,
Julia ae,; NJ s. Georgian, Hat; Miss Elima Halet; MI
p,licarpo Nom; Mr. John HaIiet
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BALTIMORE, sept 10 1877.
The Britannias Nevs-Meeting Of the Grand Lodge /
T. o Eth Equinor-Burnt to Dsah-The NeW
Steamship-Launeh.
The Brtsnnias news reached Baltimore this morning
FIRST In extra Herald-the telegraph between this
city and Philadelphia having been out of order last
night Again. those of merchants who regular
subscribers TO the Hraid have an advantage of the
contemporaries in business
The Grand Lodge of the United tates Of the Ind
pendent order OF Odd Fellows bles In this city
day ro-morrow the officers for the ensuing year wi
be duly installed The following list Of the delegate
Nsrylaud-G O. orse J Roche, William MoCaul-y
Levi Taylor M ..,,s. E ? Wells, W.
Theodore Dmod John w Dw,nell. John Green. Joh,
A Ci.nin Psnn.ylvtna-Iohn Ysag"r Yok
bia-wm w Moore John Srsstord jr.s Y At..
0h'o-Thomss L. spoansr VIM Kerl,u, Albert q
J Clarke. II Wakefield, Samuel Lilly K.utucky-A
& Marshall, George w Johnston, William Davis
Virsni..Edw~rd Cough George BAN lndiso"
John Chapman Missis-ippi-Wm II Brown Mis
souri-Heury Holmes. F McDooough illinois
Stephen Jones Connecticut-P Dsm'ck, Ezra Clark
IT, Tsun-ssee-G Smith, D. Williamson T-x~.
u Coriova south Carolina-W. q Dsssaussure
J H Taylor, r. De La Tore Alabams-John Ofrou
North Csrolina--Willam Z. Anderson. G-orgia-Johr
w Anderson. woodrad. Robert II Griffin Msins
e NoAlly, Alien hainss + P rheobold Rhod'
;Apd1A Var sn,. si sn Ne. ha%Rs sb,s
w. r Rsmsdel John Windsr, A. 8 Kellogg Wisco, Sit.
WIN Duane Wilson.
rain commenced yesterday morning aud still CONTINUES
little girl named Rach, Col ismth. about nine year
Of age burnt to death saturday. by her clothes
socidsntaly taking fire
'Ths new steamship building in the yard Of Mr. Duncan
intended to run between h.restou and Havana. rs II
mail ooXt IL progressing rapidly Nearly all he- ribs
up, and the workmen busy bees. The Messrs
Rssdsrs have also commenced operation her iror
works aad every effort being made to produce
that Will do honor to the character Of our city.
The beautiful brig Ospray was launched on Saturday
from the yard OF Mr. Jonn Brown She II for Msssrs
Coow.y and Armstrong, and Is intended for the Rio
trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22

LETTERS FROM THE ARMY.-A private letter
from the seat of war, contains the following
paragraph by which it will be how difficult and cost
y is for army officers to get letter sent home The
nly way of sending letters hire Mexican express
md pay him hundred dollars Fifty officers club
together and each Is allowed towrite half sheet
m thin letter that the express rider secretr
them to avoid detection which would be certain death
in case he should fall into the hands Of the guerss"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22

Domestic lmpOrtat1Ons.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Simultaneously tierces rice Sprague
Robinson CO. so do Colomb lsene-3 bales cotton
Rossiere K ro-spe, lie TO order.