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Correspond, nee OF the Philad. North American.
NEW YORK MARELp 4, =,

ID, o.
ne rour market u hTm to-day and holders mn, ,l ina,
% Tor tennessee but the are TO mod,,,,,
tent Some 1900 to 5000 bbls S6s7ga69I To n,,x.
alter The opening OF the canal, there have been some con-
u operations at S6a6.25. OF Southern 500 bbI,
Howard street sold at $3.50 the wharf some Lo,Sr
are hrm Mt $3.50 and 500 do New Orleans at sol
In Meal there is less activity, and il offered f,oeI NJ
TO arrive sale OF 1000 bbls was made al s4 ~ ,nl
iOoo asoat S. OF Brandywine 500 bblS sold M az 10.
on the spot. and re-soc at SIS 25
ootn looked rather heavy to-day but still the sales wet,
considerable Ut about previous prices hear of 30 600 >
'oooo bushels asl up to 100 large sale was made
~ private terms TO arrivs al opening OF navigation O,t,
are uuef sales 5000 or COCO screened Jer.cy al Gk 1o
export Northern are 46a4S Barley is offered n, - 10
arNe VI Wheat about 6OOo bushels was taxed for shin
ment at 100 cts for Geneseo 1 '' SUPP
- "mskey is dull Brs TO arrive are offered NJ ogI
Drudge Is offered freely at 80 Cts ''
rotk was dull to-day aud the best offer nj Tho co.. ,
S's<osl4,ou. Some small lots were offered NJ 40 9-I
and 1873 Beef firm at 50. 25 and so for ei,y sn,
gil. S'''' wv "ess Is STEADY at
Inc best city Linseed Oil ia held at rs cts ,.Io Of
Sooo gallons English made at 72b cts cash
There u rather better feeling in cotton to d,v ssIss
$500 bales. way Sa'os
Ftcghts q vi thout CHI 90 h,, 49,, III.
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VII. Calhoun.

This gentleman has defined bis position on tho Mexican
warand it will be that he fully endorses Gen Tay-
lors viewstha he is conservative and
ton. Indeed. As present aspect Of the qusson ha,
Southern man eau occupy any other ground
We anxious TO what the Washington Union
would OF this speech but copy OF that paper did
not come TO hand.
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Army Nexyx.

We have received tho following letter from our cores,
pondeni;
BRAIos SANTIAGO. Jan. %.
Great activity prevails here night and day, In sending
on supplies for the Army above also in loading and pre-
pairing transports for operations below.
1en worth, with his Division. arrived tho mouth Of
inc river on the 2Sd. from Saullo Tho next day. he
oeu nus eheampment up TO the held OF fao Alto, where
'hey VIII remain until they embark for below lie rode
over accompanied by his suite, TO the sland pay his
speeu 70 Gen scott, shortly alter his arrival.
we nave hnd succession OF fresh gales here for the last
ten days past preventing the lighters aud boats from being
employed 70 great an advantage as the OF the
Neo require. Inc elements ia'or the Mexieans greatly
Ii i - ,ounu uuo'y Impossible To throw forward
ana operate win the dispatch that otherwise would
DC zone
- psIV y, "e.vans Ionoweo up the rear OF Con-
worm command doubtless to observe his movements
e'ts persons nave been murdered recently the road
-. III So W ''o"'e'sy. sen Seou Is here ar
e"u v'sa".'us an eAPeuiuon, the result OF which
VIZ y'us auonaI ,autes 70 ms already honorable fame
al \, n,o.a.y :, a s.OO, appears ne was order
8. '" proceed 10 mohterey win Jour companies, whilst
VIZ lp,,es VI ne regiment was ordered TO take COM
manu- " o mang NI companies and march for the
s w '. ao cr jo'n worms DIVISION. Col Harvey
% NC vas "o' 10 DC useraeed, though they might
80 ~, ; o'u"sp' "iaehea win the iarsesf portion
" @' go .vs" W,
H.. - - No. ~ W convene Tor inc ulal OF Col
a 49,, i ~, 'n '.i,. Is pfooaoie that lew other
!, - n, 20 si n Is ye,o'e ".
n ~ sy osueNeu 'na' Io harney will plead guilty
og.nc. ~, r. . WIN 'ne court 10 decide the
~ nv. AZ, .u " more character and standing TO test
~ ~ '
tr,,,, ,h. N.,...- .,
Na,,Nrsr or 'r N'hS "a, rag, Jan ~
- ~. E.iI... V "or'ns pNlson arrived
. .ono..S =, nv a '. on is way TO IN. btasos II
I,S,n,,y NJ, ~, = ' ~ unueI 20, " nnsuer; 9TH
Drayoons Col U,rn.y. Cd Chu, ~, .I "Ilgn' "a
Col Dnnc,,,. - . ,II.is na"aihon; 1t
many of Drnsoons I'd c., I a., hca'hey COM
sian, yolun,cers nh. ,., ; US, company OF Lou
The Division left SaluIo unJss 3D. - ~ tnsnuy'
m,nd,r in Chief I'D Lii ,h.II luis uoih INC Soih-
ire of active ope,,,nns in h. i;; Wv ~ Tue inca
Dr,voons win Dnnc.D' IA .ri, " era '-tu<' Inc
eamped at thi. place from THURSDAY until s"ss Gu
vino AIRED an. - . Iv unu, saturday ha-
which passed do wn on ,e,mbo.,. In, $500. s9 n'
soons were crossing The ,,ysr n,S; 80 'ne Ira
Gen Worth pnssrd down On ,hj c., lamp
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
Senate.

=. -, WEDNESDAY. February 10, lsi7.
Mr.. WALtAoK. chairman Of the committee OF General
Laws, reported without sndment the bill concerning
the pay OF members OF the General Assembly.
MI; THOMPSON offered an amendment. by which the
annual session.
After some discussion. between Messrs. TuoNrsoS
"ii'"AS, MeMvLLEN and WooLFoLK. the ayes and noes
being called Tor on the passage of The am.ndmcn, re-
suited; Ayes 10. Noes IL
MIR. WALLACE then offered another amendment 10 The
bill but, while under dscu.siop
The Senate, motion of Mr. Woop adjourned
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IS leagues on the road to TsmpiooJ

l'lfhAWfH "" 'i'u '""" u" i'"l'e"sl
This morning, shortly after sunrise tho FIST division,
took up tho limo Of march Tor Tapco, and aor proceed.
ing ~ that direction of IL - miles oncamp1d fo the
ght Of this place few hours sftor night on express
reached US from Gen Tayor-who femainod behind this
time been sctirg with the Fifsl, return 20 Victoria
Cen Taylor received express after loft from Gen
Scott, who wsssi m'amoros but who will esvo there N
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BOSTON MARKET-Fr,,.v 6

Ptovisions-Prmo Pork, Sl3 ; mess, IA seals clear
lbal65O; Lard scarce and IN demand Siagc months
Flou-Moderac sales OF Geneseo common brands sc
e1t; Ohio aud Michigan, 6.75 Georgetown rs
Hehmond 80 cash; no common Southern in the market
Corn, 81 per bushel foe both yellow and white
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pcnrr win ucticn.

To-. Nfw Orleans Bueun OF the ith inst says ave
have sseu lsiu OF the 7h Of January, from che city OF
Mexico aud foe1 parties having high u
aafmaon which express IN decided terms belief that
the differences between the nations will very speedily
b. smlcsbly and l7potsbly teltlcd" SO mote it be!
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~ NDTICE-iirre vii be- a NJ the Tempe
toe 1luf ~ evening, the ~ 3 Church. ~
tIc IIr pubic attend The diue Divspnt
Rchroni nvtei N th- DIVISION in "at-hec
tbsif f0ou. 1f7 p'eiock ! X GiLL, q \.
B1r GROCERIES. e. .at aaciou this ino. ming. by
r. 90 ptVENPJHT. ALLEN 4 60, Aueis.
Jr Virginia historical and Philosophical So
'irfy.-A Special Ne.ufr Of tbs so.oy Will be- bcir The
f ri fhr ,lfn.nI Library Ibis Thursi - snenon .! o.
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no rIIf LADIES


l'OR the accommodation OF tho Ladies Mr..
p Qlrk ~ Nre Yrfs b. par n tts Fancy stoo of M
Parse NJ Nam rrsst an sst5nclt Ladies WIGS FtuStF
BKhiDf ard CrHff. ufefa requiring sditsn n ucr
Tr.ss san hifi berr sund as hoy add ncm
i0s iururrt Head ~ Hair aeoriing N tie qu-nuy required
Ihr r'lrrtf Lac rrafef ff--gt
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ume TO reach Tampieo by the let OF FehsuAy. ID /.
'noogn' that by this movement Gen Taylor will take all
.no mounted men-drSgoons aud Tsnnessee eavary-snd
'ns oa'efy aud 70 Monterey Tor the purpose Of
that wing OF the army, whilst tho other enetsl
w operate with this The OF the troops At Vic
a' snu nose now here will proceed to Tampico. Those
80 o'uh wouc be OF no benefit whatever TO Gen Scott
1uuene vora-Cruz The guns Of Brsgs's battery aio
W., a"u ohiy calculated Tor quick manouyering.
~, yen scott NJ the head of affair. ON the coast and
-, IN inc very bowels OF tho land think the Mex
~ % oo put 10 their uumps keep us from their Cap-
Scott no doubt, understand his position we'll
-, IL "e u,es nave been taken accordingly UNDER
G. w ~. plans OF the city Of Vera Cruz and Castle of
- ~ onoa, Drawn by an experienced officer and
"en appointed army. which he will moi move with
' Nv va. susghten Affairs in that direction In th,
zen isyIors operations above Saltio an co,
~ Sneny ousy' aud advantage Gen s by demon.,,n,or.
IN 'na' quarter; believe Gen. Taylor sine. hc ea,no,
eEn aone, WIN DO well pleased with this ar,,ny,msn, .
WIN give him chance to do something NOR, sIors al
you may DC sure his oacrtion will be great and N he - NO,
enea IN oy inc President, the idea compenny ,,,h So
WI, induce him To strain every nerve ~
ieserday, In Victoria, Gen. Tayl Tor rec,v,d v,,.
s' rom Mexican. who reported himself n, be,,y H.,
rom san Luis do Poosi. The Mexican army he s,,,S
Mee almost IN state OF mutny caused by the .ea,c,y r
p'osons ana lack OF clothing and money. San,, An.
naa gone TO the city Of Mexico Political speculaon
having oeen ADVISED by special messenger that all was moi
kg on ght there Tor the interest OF his party The Me-,
es congress he said had flare up after taking m, xo,
~ VIC peace propositions OF our Rovornmcnt-wbieb e,
"ese'eu oy majority OF over n fourh-and many of tho
members were ON the OF leaving for their homes
O''aN III me CiV. THE CORPORAL
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~ Aphcus Feeh, (.oco) Governor OF Michigan. has
been chosen L. s. Senator from that for years from
the 4'h Of March in place of the present Senator
woodbridge, (Whiel
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Valuable new Hooks at Auction,
FOR One Wrfk OufU

THE EVENING NJ O'clock aaJoinnR Mr r Tyfes
Gus Sure viii trge and ohl-s atsoirst ~
F'ar bod arf Mis-r ba1As just frr nc 81 riefn cu
lIr HI.fa a.. r.U.r.t r.. fH few evruirEFtu.Y
Ut Nt4b.f " Hr b. ssatufc aud Co., o. be- generally boo
vtci DO raI ar.i ctamus the collection during he d,y
Hls--.f INLOE4 4 BROTHER. Aretl
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LAW PARTNERSIliP.
GARDEN SEEDS.

VNllE subscriber Is now IN receipt Of constant
u additions supply ~ Garden s,rds from the All 80
es'abtshment of ~ anfrsih ~ rhlce pha
Tcs p eds have acquired reputation s oers M or,
warranted ~ b. hcsh 81 Eenuinr and implicitly r "a on
~ % Seeds BY uc direction ~ Nr Landrstb arc nam
hfnwn fom sole Ny this public can he s.. no
Az s-sds on TIE suh7cdcr ret aTH 10 pos. a. 10
hartet Garfshcrs and hose purchasing sr,ln vouH con
.t heir Interest ~ Supplying themselves with Iand, sseds
ION in' suose'bef JOHNSTON,
WI Duggsh
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NOTlCE.-PROPOSALs WANTED.
- EnpNs Al n .-1I L.n r.cnlNnn mnLn Inc L

PROPOSALS. will be received until che 10th
l.f ofrrsavaurr ani uttiuc g0n fof ne aad
bres w0r a,ry Bu ng ~ ~ - ctt and four stories
mfh.
tahnies 0f cr-lv1tng be- Tor tho cubic yard w0h
BY inr perch afd tle brcx work ~ fie thousand
Zoe nne That each person iesuc perform such wot
u tc ta1 in h pDposa ald bonds will De- required for he
hthul performance ON wo
ryehaions plnsaff i teces.ay INFORM on VIII b. furnish
~ ~ aPrIn 'p caleb Jorrs Agent John liovarh 10
p'rm niut or WH Vffra W0IFn Companies W0its
" WO.LEs CO Ogtrs
Ricimord Frh'y IO. tsf7 ( Ntt-dtOt
CHGNI.sE yEHuILIION.-25 ~. genuine Chin,ss
= Nefa,hyn, ~ ssic "
r. ~ y JOHNSTON. Druggist.
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The Lieutenant says that Col May did not undorsand
MN coHeeiyihI he said ho hsd boon further han 'whero
me oHaek "as'-ondl think he IS correct, evidence
proves hin ever 10 have tho guard after no
ca Tor ~ 90 the attack commenced before he had time
fcach TO- Sergeant Beach, who commanded the guard
Vtf saw Lieut. Siurges after starting IN tho morning.
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a. The Canadian popofs Discussing tic sutIr Get Of
Federal Union, include uppef snd Lower Canada New
Euaswck Newfoundland Prince Edwsrl qnd Nova SEQ.
u,-tbc prncp1 argument in favor Of being the rnpii
g,ov,u OF the q. States undor that system. Something
o.,fsuf may ultimately grow oul ri this suggcsion.
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o. on 'h- motion to agree with The Report Of The Com
.se of Conference che Army Bill, recommending iha
tbc PRESIDENT be- allowed 20 eppoin ~ the rcess, Of Tho
s. aais. oil ac ohcas Of ihc ,rn regiments, except
ibo hsld officers, che follow ing We uIo vote
Y.as-Mcs'r'. Allen. A.hy, A'rhison a thcrton. y g.
bt Rrnton Brocss Blight C1sa, Dickinson - r. FatGeld
Houston. sor.c, sPsght Sturgeon, Tourney, wostcou-
D.
Nays-.Nass-f Archer Bed.cf Bcuon, Elt,r. Calhoun.
CU.r. Thee. Clayton, Corfi1. Evans. Greene Hunting
.oH. Iaruag.r johnson of Ls, Hsngum, Mason. MILLER,
NHrs. psafcs. Simmons. uplin, WOoao9ieo. uIoc.--
~
We ac Glad TO see cha Of Mr. Mason, lhe new
t,rriuia Scnsior, right side o."
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81 The Harmonious sua ooni.ans 10 draw crowded
houres oj he Ojt Follow SELDOM
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Meeting OF Whir Members,
"PriucipIcs'' p,rsus Measures"

The Wing Members Of the General Assembly re
specially requested to assemble in the Senate Chsmbe
This Evening Mt O'Clock. SEvIRAL MEMBERS
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Post Office Laws.

The British government having refused to
relax their onerous charges upon the mails of
the Washington Steamship, the Post master
| General has notified the English government
that retaliatory measures will be adopted,
after the 10th of November. and has given
the following public notice:
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Nov. s, 1S47
The British government having seen fit to
charge with full postage across the Atlantic
the mail matter which was actually conveyed
across it by tho United States mail steamer
Washington, it became necessary, as ameasure
of self protection, that this government should
take the steps therein authorized for termina-
ting the subsis'ing arrangement between III,
two countries, in relation as we'll to British
mails in trans t through this country for their
colonial possessions on this continent, the
ordinary mail intercourse between those pos
sessions and the United STATES. This was ac-
cordingly done and those arrangements will
in consequence, terminate on the sixteenth
day of the present month.
The necessary result will be. that on and
after the sixteenth instant, no mail matter
destined for any of the British possessions on
this continent, will be permitted to leave the
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LEI The Times of this week is filled with
the overfiowings of the editors spleen, vented
against US. He INDUCES in his usual ungen-
tlemanly language, so becoming minister, but
we do not wish to enter into such discussion
as he courts. We would only say, in relation
to the Post Office printing, that we have not
applied for it, because it will not pay our
terms for advertising, and because we have no
idea that any kind of fairness would be used
in the matter by the publisher of the Times.
We would, however, state that the story of
his having larger circulation in this Post Of
flee District is a f,ksehood Our weekly circu-
lation is larger than his, to say nothing of the
daily. He probably has been pumping our
Carrier boys to find out how many we circulate
in town, but We have large number OF sub
scribers who receive their papers other ways
We are glad to see him revive his old enmity
to the Daily-it helps us along. We have re-
ceived. within few days, 70 new subscribers
to it, and if the Times continues its attacks,
we calculate on as many more.
Inc fear that MI Ol'man expresses tnat we
shall injure ourselves by publishing too cheap,
comes with good grace from him, striving, as
he has done, to injure is in every possible
way. A great sympathy he has for "young
mechanics" when he resorts to TIE meanest
methods in the world to injure them, uses
means that none but the most ungenerous, the
meanest and most contemplate of men alone
would use.
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Sherif's Sale.

r INCOLN SS.-Taken on executions and will he
- sold at Public Aut ton, the premises on Wed
ne day The fifteen day of December next at two o.
coc in the afternoon all the right in Equity which
Horace p. Hubbard, of Topsham had on the twenty
fifth day of February, 1885, heing the day on which
III e attachm nj made the original writ-io re-
deem the following described real estate, situate In
Topsham in said county of Lincoln. and bounded an
follows vz-beginnng on the easteIly side oil me
DAD leading Bow doin nj the North West corner OF
a lot sold by Mark Morse to Joshua Haskell, thence
outherly four and half rods by raid road to Goes
street, rods and 3feet, thence parallel wli the sara
County road three rods and eleven feet, thence es-
tery nine rods md thirteen feet, 10 the first MENTION
ed bon nds With all the buildings theron the same
being subject to Mortgage given by Henry e. Haynes
George Whittier, fo one hundred ana dollars, aMeG
Nav Doth ls43 and one other Mortgage given by said
Hubbard to Joshua Haskell tor seven hundred dollars
dated March 2Sth, 1885, both demands "n lneIett,
and duly recorded at the Registry ofhce or the "es-
tern District Of Lincoln County.
N. NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff
,ronsb,m Nov II 1917 d7w5
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FOREIGN.
Farther particulars Of tho Wa,hington's ne,cs.

Farther particulars Of tho Wa,hingtom's ne,cs.
The accounts of the reconciliation between
the king and queen of Spain is confirmed.
There was great distress in the manufactur
ing districts. In Lancashire there were SO, 900
men, with their families, unemployed. In
Manchester there were $4,000 on short time
or unemployed. Outbreaks were expected
and government was collecting a large mill
tary force to overawe any instruction. AT
large sale of colonial produce at Liverpool,
only two bids were made.
The London papers are full of the monetary
crisis. Consols have touched rs, and closed
at 10 "a. The observer thinks that the
pressure is little relieved. There were ru-
mors of changes of the Ministry in England.
Outrages upon life and property in Ireland
were of daily occurrence.
The Sarah Sands, Oxford and Washingto on
Irving arrived on the 22d
The Bishop of London has had a stroke of
pa"alysi'.
There were apprehensions Of great distress
this winter in the highlands.
A bridge over the Danube gave way when
the Arch Duke Stephen of Hungary was pas
sing, and so persons were missing.
In Switzerland war appears imminent, and
a dissolution of che Sunderland was deter
m ned on by force if necessary.
II is stated that the three Northern Powers
wo i'd interfere. Accounts from Naples lead
to the inf renee that the insurrection had been
cru she'd. Ital affairs were still urscttico
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Massachusetts.

Later returns show that Governor Briggs is
elected by about 1000 majority over all others.
This is doing well, considering that the Wings
have had to contend with the Locos, Natives,
Liberty men, and that considerable strength
was thrown into the Loco scale by the opposi-
ton felt towards Gov. Briggs, on account of
his temperance principles by those who are
opposed to the Liquor Law.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANs-Ar 3lst, ships Iowa, Parker ana
Harriet Augusta, Hamilton, Boston, Adv snip Iowa.
for IIavre.
CIIARLESTON-Ship Arlington, Ryan, hence o as,
touched off the port 3D. received ORDERS and proceeded
for N Orleans In port, barque Barring brothers' i"'
Antwerp, wig place to load.
GEORGETOWN, Sc (not DC, as misprlnted)-hr
29th, brig Robt Pencil, Merriman York.
BALTIMORE-Ar 9Th, schs Delta, Mooers, hence;
Carol ne, Baker, Boston.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 9th, brig Demarara, Blanch-
ard, Wareham Cid sch President, Yates, Boston.
NEW YORk-Ar 9th, brgs Capt Tom, Gi'chr'st,
Pcton; Everna, Davis, bridgeport, CT; Robt Penne'
Merrman, Georgetown, sc.
NORWEGIAN 9Th, sch June, Robinson, fin Thorn
aston.
NEW LONDON-Ar 9Th, schs Sarah, Perry. York
for Bedford Increase, Philadelphia for Fall RIVER
Telegraph, Halves, Boston for York; Lion, Baker,
Newport for do.
BOSTON-Ar 10Th, briss fIortenss, Means, Salt Key
18th nlt, via Holiness Hole Ambrose oggin, bailey,
Baltimore Chas Hammond, MacloOn, and Waipoe,
Brown, Philadelphia; schs Alhamba, Bullock, 40
Cleaner, Sawyer, and Star, Smalley, YORK E'eh
Merrman, Norman, Bangor; Garden, Nlacomoef'
Bowdoinhnm. Cid schs Boutwell,, Elwel, Havana
Diamond Marson, Augusta
,PORTSMOUTH-ArS ih schs Rose, Taylor, neuce
for BOSTON Boston, Boynton Gardiner for 40 ROXY
&c Clarissa w illiams, Bristol for do; Advent fo"ie
Boston for Augusta. NV,
NEWPORT-Ar 9Th, sch Pawtucket, Ormsbee, Tho
maston for N York.
PORTLAND-Ar 10Th, barque Polka, Lawrence,
Boston sch Fortune, E!well, York.
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
DIR. T.. CIR A IsDIN,
Formerly of Paris,

CAN be consulted as usual ut his residence. No.
" Albany ST Boston, opposite the United states
Hotel. Persons afflicted with the following diseases
will do well to make immediate application, VIZ
Lameness of every descriptions, Spine and HIP Com
plants, White Swelling Scrotula, Cancers malignant
Sores of every kind, Salt Rheum, Erysipeas, Con-
sumption, Liver Complaints, Epieptic Fits, Catarrh,
Droisy Kidney and Bladder affections, Rheumatism,
Phthisic, Asthm !, &C., &c, Cures warranted In all
cases he undertakes.
DR.. L.. Girardin has had fifteen years. extensive
practice IN the above Diseases, and il member of
The Medical Reformed Practice, and uses no mercury
in any cases whatever.
Dr. l.. Girardin, to accommodate his large number
of patients on the Kenne5ec, will make monthly Wis
it's to Bath during the summer season. and VIII be at
the Elliot House. Bath, on "Wednesday and Thursday,
Nov. Sd and 9TH and at the Tontine House, Bruins.
wick Friday 5th here he can be consulted gratis, and
he w III continue to he consulted at the above place
every first "Wednesday and Thursday of each month
Boston, June 8, l547. dyl84w34
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 80.

Uay-1'here have been no arrivals of consequence,
and there is little or none aoat unsod The last sales
made were at $40 10000 50 y ton. Lime-No further
cargOes of Thumaston have been received since the
one mentioned in last, of which than half has
been disposed of at SO 90 "a 3 25 y cask.
Freghts-The only foreign engagement since our last
report is ship for iavre at cent for Cotton There
are other offering, but ships, there having
avaiiabe arrivals during the past three days
The rates for Cotton TO Liverpool is still 3D., and Coast
wise Freights about the same as before
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