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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-11-27
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HANA
,r.te the following ought
,,tIsd) out Of civilized So
as w%omen's-
Eicste man;
iriuu %tromens,"
M more than the can
sye is ablue ruin,"
blood Of the vine
4, ii whose brewing
i spirit combine
eating 50 heady'
VICTIM appears ~,
oily render him glddy'
i, made drunk by her tears
iss 4 Eden made ADAM
hill bis all;
Il volatile Madam
on to his fall
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-11-27

Nor BAD,--A Roman Catholic clergyman at
East Muchias, Maine, recently refused to dedi-
cate a new church, on the ground that it was
not paid for, saying, that the congregation
could not give to the Lord what is not theirs.
We consider the example worthy Of adoption.
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Bonahf 0f. Sold n

Messrs David Leayitt and w. II. Swift Trus-
tees for the Foreign bondholders, under the Illinois
debt arrangement have published reply to the resolu
tons passed at the late meeting of the bondholders In
this City Ia regard to the charge of high salaries they
say that the amount fixed by the Boston Commit
tee and no, by themselves In regard TO the personal
attention Of Of the Trustees at least in Illinois they
say that there such stipulation in the bargain that
authorised parties have required it. and deny that
delay has resulted in the progress Of the work from
their non attendance They take ground, that because
they were reelected Trustees at the late election that
the parties they represent satisfied with their
vices. Still the manifest injustice that two Trustees
remain quietly the East filling other profitable Offices
and pocketing $1,000 per while the other Trus
tee does all the work on the line of the Canal aud
ceives but $500 per Besides which, OF the
Eastern Trustees had half million of dollars in his
hands upon which for nearly two years, he allowed
interest.
The following are the exports of the leading arti
cles excluding Breadstufis and Provisions from this
Ce,,fI M
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At Boston since Monday last, money has been
quite easy Good outside paper has been negotiated at
from i to per cent NewYork business paper has
also been sold in Safest at fraction over six per cent
and brokerage. Worcester Railroad shares have been
sold at twenty per cent advance in view OF u per cent
dividend In July and the Western Railroad receipts
are said TO have been half million of dollars In
the past elk months four per cent dividend in July is
confidently predicted, aud the shares command per
cent advance.
A counterfeit hundred dollar note purporting to
be issued by the Franklin Branch of the State Bank Of
Ohio at Cincinnati has been detected The State Bank
has issued no note OF higher denomination than fifty
dollars.
The City of Nashville has determined upon sub
scrbne for stock In the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road to the amount of 100000.
The Nashville Banner of the goth ult. says the
banks of that city sbundanty supplied with Eastern
Exchange and are checking freely at per cent pre-
MUM
The Exports of Domestic Goods from Boston for
the last three weeks were 3l23 packages valued a,
sl7lOOO OF these 1858 went to Chill, and $50 to East
Indies
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Boud-Sa4 hbls eour 90 bblscorn meal Dows Gussui
boi eRgs 5bbls potatoes bo fult Dousle
American IraHsport0,ioH L5sc N II COBB q C0-B0at
IoeoH- ~ hh- d'Hir duriznaf. Hsrrs& T."
Same LiHe--Bo1t floridG-27U0 bush wheat Bows q
Cary.
Western Laks Boat Line Palmer 4 Yda Brrea-Boai
Hsnfei5'3 bbls nour suydsm. Ssge Co "a bos corn
meal. Cooper Store Smith. seq lard hrks huuer,
Mead CO; hfks buIer B While II bols eggs. BrHk-
eIh Weeks
Fish & Cos LdRc-Boaf TharlOo Weed-5Ol ools
-four 18oo bush ri bhls rye, Il Fish Co.
Merchants Lake Boat Line, 4 JoknsoH-Bodi W BrdG-
i,ye5s bach ~ IS ffks huer Cars fsh; bDs ash
3 Johnson, % bush beans, w GOOdndf- Co,
tubs butter Ferguson Sherman; Is hbs pork u bbs
corn me- tuba butter ief h1s cheese Wallace Wicks.
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S0r ,sies Of Ssoes, &c. ." Forr2 Pose

TUESDAY PM
There was q very buoyant feeling in the Stock
Market and some Of the Fsncies took rapid advance
Harlem was the fsvOre, and went up to 6li The ease
10 the Money Market and the Impression that affairs
took had an effect Treasury Notes were in demsud
and sold at 81 seller 30 After the Board some sales
were made at per cent Investment Stocks generally
were In good demand, and had upward tendency.
The Bill Market continues depressed, with an
Increasing supply from the purchases Of bresdstuhs
making for export. Good Sterling bills selling at
81 per cent We understand there is difficulty in
negotiating bills on account Of the opposition made BY
the Bank Of England to shipments Of specie. Parties
here connected with English houses the other side
do not 10 the hostility Of the Bank.
Francs scarce and high, 30g5 2si as there is
little produce going forward and reIa,ances Of
Sterling bills have been made 10 Havre.
There was good deal of animation in Freights
today and the demand for tonnage much ncreas-
ed shipowners increased their demands and were
met by shippers Some ten twelve ships Of all ma
tons reported taken up for Liverpool and London
To Liverpool 3s03s Sd paid for Flour and apacket
took 10000 bush Wheat al I'D To London, 80 Cd as
and 20 cts paid for Flour. and l0d I'D for Grain.
To Hayre and the Continent there s very little doing
The business in Uncunent money is dull. The
following the quotation, Of Thompsons Bank Note
Register;
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IN Monday evening, 7th inst CATHARTNE wife OF
1.shsl n. Bartlett aged 30 years.
me trends and acquantsnces Of the family are re-
.etuly invited to attend the funeral on "Wednesday
T,nrpirg ~ 10 o'clock from Whitehall 81 fs n
% the 7th inst ia the 18th year Of her age PHILENA
si1ow Of the late Francis j Domuick
Her friends and the friends Of her sons George Fran
"a and William IL are invited 10 attend her funeral
. Wednesday afternoon A. o'clock from her late re
sdsnee. ia East Nuthst between First end Second
sFspues.
o. Tuesday June { IN the 35th year of her age. OF
assumption, MARGARET TAFT. q native Of the Stew
.rtry OF Kirkeudbrigh Scotland snd wife Of John 5.
scot
TIE friends and scquanisnces Of the family are re-
s,sed 10 attend the funeral from Der late residence
4 Nassau 81 At ~ O'Clock this day, (Wednetday)
~ Damires and Galloway papers Will please copy.
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- uonsay May 81, by Rev WIN + Eieenbrodt Rec
- an saints Church Mr. HENRY GERKEN Of this
T'l' 80 N,.s LOvlNA nv T. STARTS, Massachusetts,
ReeknsntowD. westches,er Co the Sd inst by
..' Shsrles II Underhill, Mr. FRANCIS CARE TO Mics
sIRY c. HAMMOND, All Of the above place.
% n. ITbur.dsy. May q. by Rev w. w Everit Mr.
.eos OUTwA1ER OF this City, to Misc YlOLETTA
II ssTEAD, formerly Of Bethany WsyDe Co Penn
IA Tuesday afternoon, sth inst at the Oliver.st
eSsrrb by Rev. Geo. Benedict Rev. 5. STILES PAR
srR Of Burlington. N. J. Miss HARRIET n daughter
= Capt " nyou Of Brooklyn, l.. l.
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miscellaneous.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MEDICAL kLECrRIClTh.-Dr AMBROSE, SO
NEChambers-st hiss constantly 10 operation improved
magnetic apparatus, by means Of which powerful cur
rent Of electricity bs Administered without causing the
slightest psin un~asness 10 the patient Dr. A. hss been
for many very successful IN his Of he fol
lowing diseases Paralysis, rheumatism govt dyspepsia
sthness Of the joints umbsgo, epilepsy, nervous Hec
lions, general debility and May other acute and chronic
complaints Dr. A. would farther observe that the gaysn-
hGid should always be administered under the direction
Of medically educated person. as Ia some inh1maiory
cases much nlr has been done through ignorance Of It's
nature Charge for application and advice 80 cents
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fVITY LOAN--Tempo rary Loans In anticipation Of
tbe COLLECTION " the Revenues 81 the City, viii be re-
cyed at h. and after the 0h Of June 10 sums Of
not e.s lhsn $50 Tor which Bonds Of hs Civ VIII be 70
sued pay able the 18th day u November February or
March next 81 the opaon OF tho lender Win Interests o.
JOHN EVEN, Controlled.
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Packetshp Burgundy, Edgar 50 de I'm Liverpool in
ballast and 81 seerage passengers - Fox Livingston
Br chip Ceylou, Custsrd 81 &c I'm Liverpool 10 ballast
and PSI passengers, 10 McMuusy.
Bremen ship Emma, Edgard, IS dsfm Bremen mdse
to Payensted Shumaser, and leo passengers in steer
age. Nay 30 spoke the Bremen ship Ann, Horstrlann
I'm Rotterdam for Baltimore In lat II % lon g 20 June
g. al 10 30 ~ passed the steamer Washington in lat 20
50 Ion o. ..
New ship Mortimer Livingston, Bsrstow, I'm Ports
mouth days In ballast % Chsm0ehin & Phelps.
ship Carthage, Fox fm Liverpool 9Th May, in ballast
and "a passengers 70 order.
Br bark Minstrel, Jepknson I'm Hull SO days ndse to
Woodruff & Mintum May -, lat 81 20 lon 30 boarded
the Garnet Of Liverpool, cismased and abandoned,
loaded With logwood I'm 81 Domingo appeared 70 have
run down vessel short time before the crew had left
all their clothing on board.
Br bark Gladiator Cook, "a De I'm Liverpool in bal
last 10 order.
Columbian bark Bogsta, Thomas, y ds I'm Havana,
sugar 10 q DOmiDruez
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L-severa articles have appeared In your paper IN ref
efence 10 The hsvapor the moot
painful operations Ia surgery be performed without The
least pain Ia Boston The used by almost every
surgeon sud dentist Ia that city, and In Newfofk Il j
used by The dentists generally. While the discussion 10
going whether the anal gam proper substance 10
be employed IN plugging teeth" the subject Of the prOpr
ETY. Of administering he ether To have been forgot
ten An article appeared IN the Mirror several weeks
since, signed by Dr.. Harvey Burde dentist Of SrOndway
censuring those dentists who give he vspOr friend Of
mine then called Doctor Burdell ard inquired any
harm would result be took the ether he wished one
Of his tee extracted while under IL. itfience The doc.
tor ,sid be would give The vapor n desired, 80 u would
not injure hm-my friend submitted. AID th- tooth was
taken without pain. Can Dr. b. deny this fact There
are instances doubt where would bot be- udcious 10
administer The vApOri but as general rule, believe u csn
be employed with great advantage and without any una-
vorsbe fesultG DR. Morton dentist Of Boston gives the
ether, aud has experienced difficulty IN reov-
ng Teeth IN the unconscious state which PRODUCES Dr.
Warner recommends the eiheon, sud performs the most
psinal operations A. me Massachussts' Hospital while
The patient /. entreiv fu.en.iaI. "a main. les
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General Noiitss.

I'll. %. q. F.-W1erens, For he diffusion Of The
principles OF Friendship, Love and Truth smong cur el
ioWmen, II was deemed advisable by the Grand Lodge
and The order 10 general 10 have procession and spprO
pirate ceremonies OF the Grand Lodge and subOrdr sles
upon occasion Of laying the stone Of the Odd
Fellows Hall; and WtereaS, ouch procession and cere-
monies place Saturday lstt, upon which occasion
the good feeling Of the Municipal authorities and our Eel
iOw-ciizens generally, 20 The Order, were apparent
Rsoiyed, That the srRaSGERs REFUGE IoDGCi No !, l.
o. o. f. heartily Qyes her hanks 10 The Mayor Chief OF
Police cap aims and subordnass Of the Police Depart
meL r their uutirng and efficient efforts 10 preserving
order keeping The line unbrOken by omnihuses
other vehicles aud 10 the citizens In general for The Kind
and oblgng with which they made way Tor the
lire al many personal sacrifices.
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EaJAME- VIRTUE, Gard nef aid Fo'iss, eospss
" Twenty second-sl and Broadway, hes eonstsaoy
eoD hand an excellent Of 0rnsnsnlsl Tres,
Shrubs. Grape Vines Roses and herbscsoos plsns 81 I'll
kinds which b. will sell upon lhe moot mooefats Sfue
he Ills opportunity Of sehnow ging bis grsusode
the gensmsn Of Ssv-Tork and tbs public In geoeras
Tor Ihslr paronsg, for the last IS yeafs From bs long
experience The business he links be 10 ens3led 70 ~
Ou pessurs grounds AID gadsps 81 - low price md -
tafy a. any one All orders e for him eithsr ., hie
own residence OF 81 the stors Of Msssrs j. ~ fhosbsn
Co. IS John o. al VS. Broadway, will DO snsedsd v
without delay.
p s. lie hss an hard soma very large specimens q =.
laothas and Csiapa trees thai be can fecoumeoo WbD
confidence, al elf - Fruit Trees Of ell kinda
fulis
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,TKANI POWER TO LET--wih e1zvsnisn.
..ch ~. 49, ''N-' ZEE lmeod'
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DICKSON & sWBDBNBoRG

nN PERIODICITY, CAUSE CURE OF DISEASE
" by Rev T. ID. Surievant Of Portland Maine Price b
cenis. For sale by RedEed, Clinton Hall
This uestse demonstrates the correspondence eKsung
between spiritual evil. and natural evils disea.es-and
h another Instance 81 the confirmation Of the truths Of he
word by M sans Of modern science IL explsns the OOeei
ofthe Lord ia coupling together the preaching u the Cos
n- with the Healing o. Diseases and will be relied when
Ills word and the writings u His servant swedenborg are
refuted bat not iill then. l-s 5hs
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firemorks.
FIREWORKS.

FIREWORKS.
rINHE MOST EXTENSIVE. richest, brilliant and vsrie
gated coored exhibito al Fire Works offered to
the public Is ready per order with sew machinery
designs notices. sc. sc.
For information apply to }. w. HOLBERTON, Is Mai
den.lane, New York or
ISAAC EDGE, Jr. Pyroiechuist,
Jed eodisuyi Lsborsory. Jersey Cty nesr The ferry.
FIREWORKS FIREWORKS
AT No 50 MADhN-LANE,
OF sus. dcscrtyft0a-
THE BEST QUALITY, AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Orders for Edges Fireworks put NJ the shortest notice
PURDY n Robbins,
81 Maiden lane jes lmis+
FIREWORKS FIREWORKS
TIRE SUBSCRIBER oilers 20 me public the largest as
tOrtment % Fireworks Ia the city, which he will sell
on the most reasOuable terms
Connry merchants dealers and vendors 10 general are
requested, before purchasing elsewhere 10 call and ex-
anime hts stock CHARLES w. VULTEE,
lei Uy4s iI6 Chatham. corner Of Orsnge-st
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~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH P1GR.


ships Compton, Houghton, Liverpool John Kitch-
ing
Barks Eliza Ann Byth, Liverpool, Maitland Phelps s
CO. Kanswhs Moore Trinidad de Cubs. Badger Peck
& Co
Bngs Circassisn. Williams. Liverpool. Maitland
Phelps & Co; Margaret ann. White. Africa Farm
ham s. Co. Hardy. burlington. Savannah Wskulla
Hsrkoess. NOrleans John fill, Dayton, Wilmington.
Schrs Dsuntess (Br) Jones. Cork &c: Peruvian
Cole - John. B. w Burnhsm; Ellen Ro5msn sher-
NBedford Bangor. Luiiman, Bermuda, w AF
Davenport Maria Thomas, Smalley, Boston.
Barge Planet Briggs Philadelphia
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GENUINE LONDON EDITION

rgNHIS DAY Is PUBLISHED In iarge8vo. Part l-price
i one dollsr-The WORKS Of Josephus, entirely new
translation by Robert Trail ID. D. n. /. A NC with
notes ard explanatory essays by Isaac Taylor OF Ongsr
The work viii be usr ted by 100 engrayngs Of the
scenes Of the history with highly flushed medallion heads
OF The persouages mentioned by JOsephus, from suIhenue
sourcs The publication Of this edition 10 designed 10 AZ
ford assistance the b-reaved family Of the amenief s-
thor who having devoted his fortune 10 The relief OF tho
a.frsssas OF finally fell sacrifice 10 his exertOns
in the csuse Of mercy And Christian philanthropy
10 Inn. GEORGE VIRTUE. n John-st
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JAMES COLE, Auctionesr.
nFREMPTORY CHANCEHY SALE of valust

JAMES COLE Aucuonesr
nFRFNPTORY CHANCEHYs SALE Of vslusbie
L Wilsmshurgh property -JAhEs GULL VIII ~ -
auction ON "Wednesday June at IL O'Clock 81 the 81
chants Exchange uudsr tho direction Of Pbo I. lug
gJ-s Fac Maser-a those certain lots Of ground % Tie
side Of south seven,hsI between Fret End De-
cend sta viz
lot on s corner South Seventh and Firasu
2 lots side South ssyenih-st ~ by IS feet
3 lots do do do Aby l00fee
4 lots do do do OF above.
lots 90 aide Firstst commencing 65 ~ Inc south
OF with the buildings thereon, each lot sooas
feet by shout 1876 feet
For map. and farther Inquire 81 tho aueioness
a Fultonst Fronl-sf Brooklyn or OF r. w. LuD-
Low 4 Co. n WslLst Of u the Master % Nssesn-ss
New York. Joo Ass
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NEW COMPOsITIONs

EIATH HALL Ffansiln-.quare, ana FIRTH, HALL
POND. 213 Br0a1gsy. publish MS week he
alahara. q so1g o. The Wsno-r-r, 10 Home" Nc l.
Songs o. America. sni Fisw-r Of Eeieh-z, hose
az pine 40 T. Solgs q Amsrics. by Samuel Losefi
Rough snd Ready sung by the Aleghani sns; Les
Sertirerta'-sH lne fzg0rIi- Waltz ~ J. brsdy Make
ne DO Candy Chspe.n from Lacrrzia BoFgi4 arranged
A. rusff b. Austin Plilios Gr4nds March Arsbiq1e"
By a.ss Augusta Browne; The iteorssarI One. ~ C.
l. n. Irfhu
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Boarding.


DOARDING-One or two gentlemen can be sccom-
Dmodaicd with very pleasant airy rooms, with or with
board, 10 the house Of d small family Broadway,
IN WakersL The h0use has large open space ana plea
garden attached AID l. desirable loc8On FOR
sumner Terms moderate, add made known Oh spplics-
ton 81 80 Wsiker-lL islr
TRANSIENT AND PERMANENT Board-Per-
manent aud transient bosrdef- viii realize an he COM
forts Of home IN the large airy snd commodiOus building
% Liberty where every attention viii be pad 10 the
wants Of those who psirnnze H. j-9 SIS
BOARD IN EAST BROADWAN.-A gentleman
ID a1d his wife, an1 two Or three single gentlemen, can
be accommodated with pleasant nd board by
applying al II East BrosdTay. References exchanged
ie9 lw'
DOARD.-A gentlemen and wife and two or three sin
- gle gentlemen can he sccOmm dated with pleasant
rooms and board in private family, by applying al III
sAnds-,t Brooklyn Terms moderate 10 ~
DOARDING-Tvo ladies and gentlemen can be
ID commods-d with psrlOrs, with bedroom ATTACHED,
and hoard Aiso, two single gentlemen Apply A. fS5
Pesrist le9 IL
A VERY PLEASANT front room 10 let. with board
[Aifrrquifed, IN hOuss occupied by private family.
For farther particulars appy At li5 fourth - je9 2,,
tgANTED-Bosrd by young gentleman in zone
~ pleasant famiy -locaon not above Csnsl-st Terms
must be guile moderate. Please address Alden, Trbuce
Ofire, stating lowest terms, &c le9 ~
DOARDINts.-Two or thire single gentlemen msy
ID obtain pleasant room furnished. with or without
board, In = sms private family. Apply a. - Crosby-st
one door above Br 1ome lel 5,s-
DOARD-Wlth or without rooms mar be obtsin-d BY
ID gentlemen and their wives ard single gentlemen, al
so Broadway between White and Frznkin-sts Also.
pavement suitable for lhe Office OF Physician, 10 let
with hoard. mySl lmis'
A FEW YOUNG MEN obtain Pleasant rooms
~ with board by early application al Is ChamberssL
NV isH