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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-26
Arra~sis ~ Strangers
SUNDAY, Oct. 18th.
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AMKBICAN HOTEL.
d Morris %; Ro as 81 AssH ASSc
AsToR HOUSE.
Bradner Livingston; A Marvin Albany; johnson, do;
coz
~; Ws:Ls 90: Wosa Is Army Ys's.s ysI.e%;
Hudson. do Had:on. do; hn'sn, Toy; GiIdon;
CITY HOTEL.
Medp Fans Mir
and Ms Sykes, fhiladelphia Willis, florda Hume.
EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE.
Brown and lady Bsti%o1s Eli. and lady pM,held
chq.eI,; Hedges, Dayton, Long Island; Davis De-
troit.
MSS,Iss NiS.ssI Q,ysso; G;hsp s.
nessse; Purcell, New York; Captain Myer ship Prince
TsY Csrss .M
Som %s%sds Dsrsls..: Ws.Sassea; ssys Fhisdsi
Ward Baltimore; B Palmer, Pittsburgh.
JUDsoNs HOTEL
pefikwae. do HoisTook B. stoa '"'''''A'''
LovEJoYs HOTEL.
B c Williams. Utica; Goodrich, Schuylers Falls;
is @ fasI o AT as.
ss%:t,s'a; Wiz Ms|s,;.d &ea FsSi f,s1e; ~
ties, Gaor:risoSa;J west Iiverpoo AitI,ndsT Penn
New Bedford; w ID Hamlin, UTICA LathIop, New York;
Yale WaIlirgfor 4 Hawey Broad llin H NJ Temple,
DsSss,, dS BUZZ; N%1t1ss g Nienssq, de;J Hitch:
Hill. ysfs y1B
Rose krsns Albany; ID Bailan do Wheeler, harlo
l. A Crandall, Troy; Smith, do Matthews Keesvie;
Madbury, Now York; Hyatt Eranklinyills; Ransom:
Manteume: A Mofs, Hamilton; II Church, SyIacuse w
Ives, Northampton; II Hurbut, Clayton.
NORTHERN HOTEL.
nc Smith, Albany; P Hinkey, Phils d Wood N York
Wood, do; HerTick. Albany; q Hathaway, Canada
West; w Il Ward Troy; G X Barton, Lsnsingburgh
PEARL STREET HOUSE.
EIwell. Boston; w Cummings. New York; ] Warren.
and Capt Sta piles, Massachusetts.
RATHBUNS HOTEL
Taylor. Seneca Falls; G Sykes Syracuse; Moran, New
York; d Dubois. khneback; 4 E,wlsr, do; Wolcot,,
BAIL, Detroit; Billings, Syracuse; Crandall. Palmyra
TAYLoR'S HOTEL.
e Rifcr,. Vermont; Rfers. Do; MeCuray, doi q
Wilson, Phila phs; es aud LADY, Troy Miss Blake
N Haven't II Hawley aud lady, Pennsylvania.
rAMMANY HALL
II LOOMS Rochester; w Hudson, Geneva; J II NeaIiy.
do; A NJ Winchester. Salem; Dunnng st Lawrence CO;
M Leicheustadt OHIO; Z Ellet, =, ew York.
WESTERN HOTEL.
AM Benton, McKeou. Co, Pa; II Beldeu, Hartford:
CaIidge New York; Cab ms Chenango; Gibbs Bsti.
more; De Young, New Orleans; MP Case Lovngton Pa
q \ elson, Albony; w ewcomb, Durpenyille; T F..
Blooms; do; A Whprle, Lans nburg.
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snoat, unsold. Msokersl-salss Of 500 barrels were
made ct % l2k for No 2s and SO lax for No. IL; 400
do were reported sold ut 50 10 for No. i and ct $6
for No. %
FRyT-Sslss Of 100 boxes OF rsisins made at
81 90 and 100 trails Of dates were made ct cents cash
90 bbls dried apples sold NJ cents per ID.
HAy-sales Of bales made ut 81 TO 80 cents
HEmr-No transactions were reported. The market
continued drm.
Leap Within few days about II 900 pigs have arriv.
ed which has had the effect Of rendering the market
lets firm
30 cents
Naval sroREssales Of raw turpentine to the extent
Of 5000 500 bbs reported at SIX per $50 lbs
sales of spirits reported at 40 so cents; North
county rosin stood at 10 90 CENTS and Wilmington ut
OrLs -Linseed-There large arrivals Of English
could be obt.insd for It, American city pressed also
Sperm continued inactive
Psov,'INs,-The market for pork wa. quiet to day,
prime at $40 SO $40 rs La,d-sses II a40 bills were
mad- OF medium quality at l0xc, and 90 90 half bbls
new sold at Ike lot Of ~ bbls sour bans sold at
10Y rh-rs was no chang In cheese or butter.
kIcE-Ths stock continued small and the arrivals Of
the new cop light prcss were steady at 81 a7k ~
suoAR-salss of 400 hhds Musoovsdo we're made ct
oko ono. No sslss Of box were reported.
TALLow continued rrm at 100
WHALEBoNE. W, was dull at 32kc
WhisxsY-saes OF about 100 bbls State Prison were
made in separate lots At $40 32xc
FREiohTs-Eor cotton 70 Trieste, 10 per ID. Of
fer-d vessel chartered for London Ut 81 for
val stores and at 30s for heavy freight To Liverpool
rates remained nomiDaly the same. To Hnvre, NO per
To- paid for cotton
REAL EsrArE AT AUCTION, BRooKLYS-l lot on Ray
mond street, near Wilioughby street, rs AXIS $245
gore lot corner Of Fulton and st. Felix street,
$50 lot on avsnus adjoining last, 26xs3 10, $780,
do do 25xli0 $3.50; do north side Lafayette
corner Sc Felix street 25Hlo0 $685.; do adjoining
avenue, size $500 eaoh $6l0; do south side La
fayets corner st Felix 46xl20 $l60 lots adjon
Ing on sv-nne same siz- $3.50 each 095 lots Ray
mond street, near Lafayette with four
st Felix street, sscn 20 1905 $3.50 each, S740 lots
on Raymond street st james street with three
rear each 26xl03 $3O each $780, lot st. James
and Felix Streets 25xl2O S605; lots adjoining st
James street. same si5e $3.50 each $780, lot corner
Lafayette avenue and Coulton avenue 2oxl20 $500
LOTT adjoining avenue, size, 1913 each, $ll25;
lots on cumberland street. near Green avenue with
lots rear each 26xiO0 $500 EACH So $780, lot
Greene avenue and Cumberland street, 1ox9y $445;
lots adjoining avenue size, $325 500; do do,
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New York Cattle Market

Der. IS At Markst-l9II Beef Cattle, 90 Cows and
Calves, and 1000 Sheep and Lambs.
BEEF CATTLE The rain storm this morning inter-
rupted business to extent but only about two hun
dred remain unsol1 the close Of the weeks bust
ness on Monday night The sales mostly ut prices
ranging as 10 quality, from SIS to 81 cwt OF the
York State Cattle
Cows AND CALvEs-There a smaller number than
usual sale this week Prices are firm at from $25 to
$40 and $46 All sold.
SHEEP LANDS Prices of Sheep at 81 as . 2 so
to SO rs Lambs at 10 to 81 CO. The market ia abun-
dainty stocked, and 400 on the market unsold
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The -Four Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct d The stock continues light,
and the receipts are limited There Is enquiry for
shipment. Holders ask So 70 &C SIX for common and
standard brands but sales for export have been
ported For city consum pton prices range from So s
to 1915 for common brands, and 81 % SO for extra
Rye flour is scarce and worth IS IS per barrel Corn
Meal-Fresh ground is held at SO so but sales have
trauspired Grain-Wheat is dull and but little enqur
I'D for Sales Of 2a30G0 bushels Southern red at 81 40
Rye-A small sale of Southern at so cents Corn IL In
limited demand 1900 bushels Southern yellow sold at
70 cents, weight, which Is q slight decline.
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Tho Coal Trade.

PorTsvILLE. Oct 23.The quantity sent this week by
railroad Is 297l9 6 by canal 9o9l 10 total for the
week, 3Ssi2 Is tons total by railroad, 1IO9,s63 10
do by canal 1874 $50 10 tons There is falling OF about
1000 by railroad this week. aud the
of nearly 5000 Boats have been plenty
this week. but they still The damage caused
ny the late freshe the Pennsylvania canal has driven
number of tide water canal boats the Schuylkin
canal Freights have advanced by canal to So 300 to
Pniladelph is, and 81 10 q 50 Is to New York.
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ELLIGEMOE
TO THE
LAT II q r NJ o N n ~ =
q 20 l. E G Il AP arc.
News from Br.zos, &C. so. &C.

News from BgaIos, &C &c. &C.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IS, ls47.
The New Orleans CommsreiaI Times OF the 18th, an
nounoes the arrival Of the steamer Telegraph, from
Brazos, 18th inst.
The Mstsmoras Flag Of the 9th, says that the yellow
fever there the increase. Fifty cases had o.
CURED since the Last paper. 1t was Of 4 mild type
deaths comparatively few few cases had occurred at
the Brasos the mouth Of the Rio 0rande, introduced
from Vera Cruz
Lieut. Totten replaces Captain Brown In command Of
Fort Brown tn latter having left for New York (Cap
Merchant I'd artillery, probably intended for the
Capt Brown" naeutiousd1
The frequent attacks made on wagon trains In the
valley Of the Rio Grsnds being caused Tbs fact that
large quantity Of msrohandss belonging to private In
divduas has been transported under the proteotion
those trains Afforded Taylor Issued orders forbid.
ding conveyance private goods under escorts accom-
pAnying the United States wagons. This change has
generated i'll telling between the merchants and the
officers Of the army
his head quarters Mstamoras and expected there
on the 18th Nov This confirmed by previous
Of his wish to return and visit the United States
Col. Hays and one company stil remained 1t Brazos
All the others had sailed for Vera Cruz Col Hays ex.
psoted to Leave in few days per steamer Day.
An arrival from Laguira, 7th Sept, states that nine
Northern vessels then In port oaoipg with logwood
FOR the United States. The ship vesuvius was still
stationed there; ofhcers and we'll.
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PASSENGER smiled.

Notwithstanding Missour-M lie Mis- de Raigeeour. Mr.
de Ragecourt and SON M Care Mr. and Mrs Leebr Pom.
sot, as Madame Howell M 9au,hier Madame Hslsop,
Me;,Is Clancy Oliver n FsI poull.rd s,eqhel AID
dren and ,eysn Migne Fernandez Miss ternsns. and
bottle Mr. Peter Morris francois Mucha, Jean Mucha,
Madame Sanerwed and child M Dohety Mr. Ferrar wife
and two children; NJ Agile.
LIyERrooL-Pecket ship Con,tituon-Mr Walter sorby
Hartford; Mr. Meyer. adv and ehid New York; Mr. Overnan
aud ady p hurd and lady Brooklyn Mr. Nor,hrop. lady
AID ctd Mr. James Pembeton Canada; Charles Franc
Philadelphia; Wal er r Bourdet. Charleston.
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sscnEcrs Arrived.

LIvKRPooL-Ship JOIN G Coser-Rev X Campbell, lady
children, missionary North India-39 in the eersge
LIvERrooL-Ship Manchestef-Mr GIires-227 in the
seersge
BswroL-shp William l. Cooper-A Clo.her, 4 Harvey
w Quan oe-Il9 in the steerrge
RoTTERpAM-Ba,k Parena-Mr and Ms Hymans and two
children Mr. HrdenpyI, Mr. HeIkeneld of Holland
10 IN the steeral
HAMBuso-aaTk Wa,hington--C Haned. Blomley, Maria
Hawke w Lohr, A Luhr, Amelia Labr, M Schmidt; M Hell
lug, THIS, NJ Fischer Griese, Gnese, A Duarsen
Sc,um,c.e CIots Mu ch gnargel 12s steerase.
PoRr Az PLArT-brig Cara-J Sammis, T. B<Ikhand, NJ
Marcan.
Craftsmanship Camden-Master Samuel Robertson.
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WAsHiNoroS, Oct. "a, ls47.
The Latest from G.nsrGi Toytor.

The LdtH JTdm VtHSTdI I0yI0r.
Capt A. o. Burgess from the Brazos, reports himself
At Colrmsns tonight, aud from this circumstances
suppose has arisen the that bearer of dispatches
is In Gen Taylor the purport Of which dispatches
said be that the old soldier Is in straiten
dtton r.q hiring help against Carrabaj Canales Co
It notorious that Gen Taylor's ground held by
the moral power OF his achievements than by the
tual presence force sufficient hold line 400 miles
in length In the enemyi country. AS long as he
mains there expect order, however small his force
and safety, however strong the force Of the enemies
aroun him
But We understand he Is coming visit to his "a
mily In Louisiana and We do apprehepd that with n
kno Wedge the enemy Of his Absence there will b-
interesting work do along the aore said limo Of
four hundred miles His presence is host, though he
may be too modest to believe II. w.
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Legislative Proceedings.

ALBANY, Oct. 70, l547.
SENATE.
Mr. BAnsrows resolution, relative to the appointment
Of uembsrs Of Congress to oHos, passed
Mr. Folsom offered resolution TO abolish the bank
Ing privlegs-Lad on the table.
Several appropriation bills passed.
ASSEMBLY.
The bill reported to incorporate the Oroniko Steam
Navigation Company, was taken up
The Lien Law bill ordered to be sngrossed.
Notice given of bill to repeal all excise laws
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II Ii GRAPHIC.

ALBANY, OCT 22-PM.-Flour-Ths market was dull
at So 37K, for new Oswego and Genesee. Wheat mar
ket firm, but sales reported. Corn-Sales Of 1000
bushels made, consisting Of Western mixed at roc
Barley-the market continued firm, and sales Of 5000
bushels were made at 80 cents Rye continued firm.
Whskey was firm at 3lc. Receipts by Canal, during
the preceding 4s hours, follows flour 800
bbs; wheat, 10000 bushels corn, $500 do; barley,
10 700 do. FreiRhts-No change.
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photographic correspondence of the Phila. Bulletin
BALTIMORE. Oct. 25. lsi7-Tbe Flour market Is upon
the decline Sales OF Howard street made to-day
Sc so. Baltimore city mills commanded the price
White wheat Is held at 81 40 81 43, and red 81 %
81 81. Corn-White brings 90 10 cts; yellow rs 70
cts Oats held firm at 81 81 ots Whskey In bbls
81 cts. Corn meal 50 62K.
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News from the Rio Grande

PHILADELPHIA. October 26-P. NJ.
The transport steamship Telegraph, from Braros the
18th instant says that Col Hays had left, though
portion Of his were gone to Vera Crus
Gen. ylor's removal to Matsmoras Is officially an
nounced
The National thinks Gen. Taylor visits Matamoras
preparatory to his departure for the United States
not TO make It his headquarters.
Capt. Merchant was about leaving Fort Brown
during his absence
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News from the Army.

PHILADELPHIA Oot 25-6P. M.
letter from distinguished officer has been received
In this CITY, which says that Gen Pillow wounded
early In the action at the stormipg Of Chspuepsc and
that the command dsvolved upon Gen. Cadwalader,
who showed himself fearless in iht he 10 able in
command His aid, Lieut.. Irons, killed by his side,
while he escaped Gen. Cadwaader received the sword
Of Cen Bravo In person
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The Yellow Fever In New Orleans.

PHILADELPHIA, october 40
Tho yellow fever in New Orleans was nearly extinct
The intsrmonts for the previous week fortyon
At the Charity Hospital the deaths twenty lone
The weather COOL and the Times says their frieI
North West and East may safely set out their
return homsward
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BALTIMORE, Oct IS. lsa

BALTIMORE, Oct %. lS4I
Since ten o'clock last night up to the present me.
ment have been visited by another torrent of RAIN
but unscoompanied by anythng like a second food,
though the waters pretty high.
A beautiful bark Of about two hundred and eighty
tons burthen. launched Saturday evening from
the ship-yard Of Messrs. Goodwin & Co She IL called
the Lsops, and built for Capt Mason, Philadel
phia account and destined to packet between
that city and Havsns, and constructed with nne
oommoda.ions for passengers When launched she had
all her mass yards, and rigging rp everything in fact
a new, but mi'ersbly executed counterfeit note on
the Chesapeake Bank of this city made its appearance
on Saturday. The word Maryland" In the body, is
spelt Meryland" The notes purport to be
The fire roiters who were arrested Saturday
brought before court the rvme ming, tried.
convicted and sentenced to months imprisonment
Hne Of $40, and to give security for their good be-
matrimonial affair came of a few days since on
Fes Point, which has caused great deal Of specula
ton young lady Of great bsauty, ana of very
married to young man from Virginia, OF good charac
tar aud family and very well OF In the means requisite
for matrimonial expenses Last Thursday evening had
been appointed for the marriage to take place AT the
residence Of the lady, and the happy groom In antcpa
ton started of for Virginia to bring his mother and sis
ties TO Baltimore to be present at the weddpg They
all arrived In Baltimore Thursday afternoon and Just
as they about to start In carriage for the resi-
deDce VI the parents Of tho bride friend Of the groom
Illod him ABIDE. and told him that his intended
been married about quarter Of hour previous TO
young student OF medicine The groom. however,
thought that his friend was hoaxng him, and threaten
ed to kick him down stairs
The wedding party Immediately started and on arrv-
Ing the residence OF the bride th-y found the whole
family Ia great excitement The bride had slipped of
about o'clock In the evening, unknown 10 every
The postition Of the expected groom, with his
mother and sister by his side, and the truth Of his
friends communication fsshing his mind better
30 imagined than described In few minutes however
note received from the runaway, informing her
parents that she had dsd from the nuptiss that che
feared would render her unhappy and had just been
married 10 the OF her choice In the hall OF Wssh
ington College The whole party immediately started
for the old dominion leaving young lady 10 rue
lsisurs her hasty marriage
Mr. Booth had OVERLOOKING house at the Front
street Theatre on Saturday evening, TO witness his
Personaton OF Richard. He appears TO night King
Lear
AZ the Holiday Street, Mr. H. Flacide appeared az
Grandfather Whitehead, with q npe audience MIR
and Mrs Skerrstt commence an engagement at this
house this evening
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WOMAN AND HER D!sEAsEs nom the e. Ole 10
w The Adapted exclusively her the
ss a:s'ss; = &c. s":s
w 10 40: Sy 81
'''" their utility and 'ss ns.i ;S;S!:
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to IL:
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s
exhibit the sail. of ma. e hand In matter and nne ,h.
he 5:sS q
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know and feel the f..ponsSy r. undsr md
A "a pSHAsss N Taa sa
EVs .aon % on the Operative
decay from sssbuss and excess. and also Of every known
disease of the sexual in language adapted
o,, os 81 %sJ e. ass sn sHf;
much good The descriptions and the
has and the general reader win many useful
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal DR.. Dixon has writ.
ten much and well on sranehe. Of his book
oHc1$a vs"Ses. %0S Es s' .rs e ps
4 10 n. or Of and
Ii; nssau, under an,g surgical
s Pupil Of Dr. Moth: in
%
deli .sy yet decided doubt
Woman and her Diseases. from the Cradle the Grave
her system diseases Of critical periods By Id
bS ,s' ~ s.y
Aa-nts wanted thronehout the c2sn.rc
n'.LAMEkTi is It'll to his ID Once s. Gold
Dstreenea Fulton where he csnbe consult
ca ease ey "a Gs unhappy nsa s boaoq IN %
system already @ses..ulS pse,isr" him
the consequent ndereet indulgence yos Snoc.
sa ose $ Cold 1:' Sst 81
r.:
members ofte New York College Of Meaieine and rhsrma
s creme:
X G%ss 81 lfST on Syphilis
K.
81 THE oaErHRA eons.sa b,
prudence beneficial effects be relied upon from
hf suffering any Of
as .fs All ean S r.
to them chest ntsinng ali medicine: requisite to perform
. s If = ssa
any, W III
IS Na'sau street. New Yosh
" ELPEAUs Specific PILLS for l,e radical cure of
years eSpsrenee th Hospital is chsris in Paris, pro-
esy @ S s They
r. s sn ShT sGsdy
confinement from busioes. Price 81 Der boz.
r. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CUKED The Tonic
macy Of h. CIV New Yofs coShdenty rscOmmenSed
70. all csss Y 81 e1r M S e..
'te,iy harrsnness une.. Dope ing on Indignation
packed. and sent % all parts Of III. Union
r ICoRD's ALTkKATIvH MIXTURE. for the per
maaeni cuse Of primary secondary ,ypnlr vene cal
"seou. a.s ny medical
should use this powerful purifier without, delay as no person
consider himself safe after having the yeneIeal disease
s.s, each hps dozen for
ESbf ssA Pk sshSarAs y
e,bh:d for III. SUPPRESSION Of auseiery This rssasd
and highly concentrated extract possessing al the purify
e by Ns
extract Of sasspsr' At present before N. public and may DC
impure blood such scroa and aItrheum rng
Uo or sapp sy dis
arising from Me secondary effects OF syphilis or an In
, MA 10 au use S % %e,e1y. IS e,zu
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o9s Hsrr o5 Nasao street. Now York
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kss, Kemp Cohen g Moran; do Gil:sy . pipe,
blocks goorss Caves COZ C. 10 bags sass Victor
Duckwitz, es kauser; boxes 100 hdls willow boormsn
Johnston co; % phgs Wood Coz 800 blocks zinc 81 sAs
chests order.
RorrrRpAM-BSk Parsua-i case J Rosenfeld Brohe,s-s
rk Satug-S Wesser-l cssk brsch co Il case
Victor B,shop-4 Schrage Koop co.. bbs Brei
haupt col Z G,sssen-lo pipes gin Segaetre co
II Westervet- bkts 300 kegs Hoose Veto-3o
bkts smth2l $50 bsgs Victor Duckwitz-s cks M
Cn%srtDTaship Ma.on.slo gg. sht iron Phslps Dodge
coSo cks bIses 1859 bars iron Fischer Won Sadt6 bd
ehu w CunnnshsmEls OK, b. x Reyaberg 4 c9-s2
&c y, Drape. Z Jcas,Tl2 ct. q BIZ. to order.
cks Meyer sopilO jars Roah son-sO6 dozen tiles
Markoe WILDER Scott crates Dbl boz Carbee-5os
iron IL cks o order.
uMALAoAIBark Mary Kendall Of Thomaston: Croker.
days with fruit &C. Chamberlain Phelps ar casks
wine l03r bxs rsns 2oo0h do 300 do bxs kegs
grapes 1880 bxs lemons $50 bds Chamberlain Phelps
FoRr-AUPLATT-Brig Clars- Dbl honey Barnes Mscksy
500 hides $50 tobacco 78 logs mahogeny do
pnna wood do Grandslla Parenstadt Schum
er-i9a tobacco Durand COLI hides 500
Rossare x CO.
BAsAcoA-Schr + Herrick-6500o oranges Cropsey & Gil
tn3060 525 bales tob Schmidt Voael
JAMAcA-Brg X, ber-40 tons Ielwood 72l bags pmento
w Dsv dson-<00 do Soutrer Brou
TURKS lsLAND-Brig Dnid-7i2o bulls sap Tucker Light
burn.
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Domestic lamentations.


New ORLEANs-Bark Genssee-l9te pigs lead Strachem X
sco-los4 do Msuhews-5o hhds tobacc co Delano-l9
bales h.mp Tucker Cooper < co-+ do darsh-to DO
q bb pork bid. rum 80 legs shot mdse bales wool
Morgan-I hid tobacco y Goodman-3 bundles trees
smith cos cks lead Schank Downng-5 mdse Stone,
swan coo bbls beef " bales wool Stacham Scott
bales do hid beeswax Lauenee Reese CO
-233 bis hemp w Thompson bx mdse Barton CO.
key nails Phelps Dodge COZ bxs Day COILS bales
Robert Wilhsms1a hbds tobacco 1880 pgs lead 90
deE p....
mgs.oa-2, bales softos Phllip:-7 Dc spofsrd Tie.
stebbns-I mdze L-ur'e-7sa hides b. hsir
Lii Person-ibb old copper Phelps. Dodge CO.? DDS
shov Is Ad,ms-2 cs mdze Perkins--3 bbs whisbey
Bech.r co.. Dbl wax 100 empty bbis A Carpenter
- 3 hhds order
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IKE SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH LtNE.-The work
upon tue telegraph lac south Of Pet.rsburgh
Va ia present terminus going with great rapdity
and tnefo ~ ~ prospect that it Will opened to
Charleston South Carolina by the 1ist Of December
next The poles o,twssn Ra-igh aud Charles, ia have
all been crested and the Insulating glasses sd 80
that the iron cord all that Is required to complete a.
this In being pat up 40 rapidly as possible under the su
perintendence OF James D. shsw The registers are all
up Raleigh, Fayetteville, Cberaw and Columbia and
operators sstoned there TO be In readiness com.
mrncYment