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ARISTOCRACY.

One of the parvenne ladies of our village,
but would be- wonderful aristocratic in ell
her domestic concernss was visiting q few
days since at Major G-'s( all know
the old MAORI, when otter tea the follow
ing conversation occurred between the Ma.
jor's old fashioned lsdy and the stop not in
consequence Of the hired girl OCCUPYING a
seat at the tea table. -
Mrs.-. "Why, Mrs. G., YOU
do not allow your hired girl to cat with you
at the tabie7 It's horribie!"
"Most certainly I do. You know this
has vel been my custom. Itwas so when
you worked for NEEDN'T you .recoIlect?'
This was a "cooler'' to silk and satin great
ness; or, as the boys call It, "Codfsh Aris.
.'tocracy." After coloring and stammering,
she answered in a. very low voice:-"Y-e-s,
/ b-e-l-i-e-v-e lit w.a-s," and sloped.
What a whitening rebuke! And how ad-
mirably it applies to very mucll ofthe strut
ting aristocracy-God save the msrk-in
this village. o..
When will the world learn that poverty
is not the evidence of mi and deg
'radationj nor silks and sstins the sure evil
.dence of a true and noble woman. But
hypocrisy self-conceit, a disposition to OPP
press and degrade those under US, are I'M
questionable induces to low and uneducated
minds. Misfortune and poverty may over
take us all. II may be our present COM
panions. The mind, however, educated, re-
fined and ennobled by reading and refec-
ton. is the sur and only foundation for re-
spect and true greatness; and If it is at
tempted otherwise, the sears' will unavoid-
ably protrude in spite Of the lions skin
Adv.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05
.EIa z From he 81! LONE UnsckS
DEMncRATIoA ERENe D NseoNaLD

At meeting ofsKg eRizshspf tenNah county,
held IN Elk River Township, on The 9Th of Octo;
|ber, lS4SY previous notice being Gvsns lees WeEtjng
was organized b calling U HlcxlE EsGstathf
democrats tCspk ssK9 WlEksks 8 "a q ssessta-
fyf. Wm.C Glands iopss, efspFiaefeia, AskiRipsse
tens was called on for Q fpeech,. He AM kokgsya
and In his utusl thsppy aud 1nAstsffy n&nssf SGS:
tanned the instruchops Of tha3astsL ss&iatss1esff
posed NE Wilrn0t Pfogiso, demonstrated lee RiGAt
Of the Legislature to Instruct neir ssAsfefs;, Did
showed ip the, eleayest msnnef5hs kiet.bzbasts
disersaDisi.s, dictaso aid and apdi aissssssResefsa ees.ss
When he had concluded, GeneJnzsSH Eaiss
rose and offered the foIlcping resolutipna which -
stated he had drawn np hastily, and sftsF making
few plain :apd pertinent fensfkss eal1sd 30 esssy
man present to vote his senfiment4 Ike gleepeHp
let them be for or against the resolutions. The vote
was then put by the Chairmsns and every AaA
present, judging from the sourds yottd forfhe fe8af
buttons, and when the nays wefs called for, Il WA
as still as death, not even one voice vas FAised+e
object TO them. ga 40
Resolved, That we are u~DcompfonisipgE 6b-
posed to the principlessof The Wilmot PfoSisS3sM
any and every shape, manner @ form in which thsE
may be presented; that We yin fuppostnp man In
any of4eeiwhov iiL eithss directly - fsasfsss9fy ~
vor the same. And - to our public officers who
have sanctioned said principles and givesg ai9 end
comfort to the sboliiioniSts and sfree.soileFs, of the
North, shsfelis between us and them, hsScesorth
and forever, q high wall, 1 deep aisch, md eossptsi
Resolved, That we srs in avof Il ths fime-6on..
ored doctrine Of the right Of insfnetonyeSd atkse
when q Senator is instructed BY. fhe. State Legislat
Iture, it is his duty TO obey OF fe5iga; Ind that the
Hon. Thomas II. Benton, by Erefusine 10 obey %
instructions of the last Legislature, and hoIdiug m
TO his seat while he Is humbogsihg he people by
the mcckery efap appeil tothem, b v;olsfine Rsf9fi
alike cherfshed snd held saered, IN hofR
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

"a AS TRUE, PERHAPS, AS PoErIcAL.-The
clergyman in q certain town, as the custom
is, published the intention Of marriage be-
tween two persons, and Immediately pro-
eeeded to read the hymn beginning with the
49,; g. - off
~ nAH;athl.a .a.l. H. I-a.. f L..ra -
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

The subscription to the Placer Tines, 4 weekL
IL paper published at Sacramento city, Is 80
per year; that Of the AHu Cdlhfornin, at San
Francisco, is $l2 per year, and 81 ~ cents for
single number. The Alta California, since It's
enlargement, charges for advertisements at the
rate Of "a per square for the first insertion, and
50 for every subsequent ene. Legalan official
advertisements are charged So per square for the
first insertion and So for every subsequent one.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

4 Trua modesty bushes for verythiugth that's erimi
inal.l False modesty % ashamed ofeyerythieg NJ
fashionable. s4
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

Samuel B. Todd has been appointed Reg.
of the LaudlOaics at Fayetts, Mis-
souri,. ;sI 2 e3 seg.gas.b son y 81 g.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

Lrauib srrLA-A paper in speaklhg Of =
temperance address,, says it aboundedWithd DEEMS
or sentiment, riuegs Of love, torrents Of feeling,
and q perfect delugs Of sense.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

iGAsy whossif sbesdssa fsiaa. fsrashs
.asSor; know mtisef hbuisssazrsstasssaa
sovs that their hearts are - cold b shsif y
Judgments are weak.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

A petition is in circulation, urging that n
widows shall be allowed 70 marry until all th
single ladies are disposed Of.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05
SAY. WAIxks, Secretary e119s7YaA
soCML CARD ,MAYING. ,sai

The following short history Of the school,
ing Of Green, The great, gsmbier, written,
BY himself. ought to be 1 warming TO others.
Aithougi belong 10 the Edsspisea rses Of
IgsNblefA ] have always made kaAssal4; 70
advise young men to shuni the ~aganblsgl
table, that they might avoid the rock gpous
! split; and viii nav offer through
your paper, some suggestions 70 the heads,
of families on the subject 81 social card
Wa =. i.ss. twsaty ,s ssffss,5 Of age, snd
bad lived ssme m"ntts 90 New Yofk..,be!22
fore / even knew the names Of Ne dtdihasl
~ playing cards, hut the simportancs Of aa
thorough educstioniD The sciepce of games !
was soon made apparent to me, and ina
quarter whence least expected II, Board
ing in Broad~sy,I gradually formed "a &C.
qpsintsnoei with q number Of highly fesi
spectacle families. By obs of these, I WAS
invited to attend a~social party. Tha haadso
Of this family | knew to, be members Of an
evangelical church, and you VIII readily
judge Of my surprise, when I made my en-:
tree into the paylof, ITO behold hnSst-s.of che
company, together with my hiois fFisntssi
deeply engaged at play ! not The playa sofs
Innocence, but the plays Of depreved gafhfg
blers. The father Of the family was ehkas-.;
at chess. while his wife presided at q card
table; the children were amongst Che whist
and Others Of the company were
engaged at backgammon, detnihoes end .
.chequersl The wipe, circulated freely;
and all seemed happy but myself. WHIP in
such a party was q Barbarian / could do !
but look on and confess my igno-
rance or occasionally engage in consefsas
ton with ON old lady whilst 70 aocs
The young and gay, t..~,,s.s5.rz o.:
Were all engaged in, play:
II is needless to say, that / spent a very
unhappy evening ; and I fesolvedto acquire
at once an education, 40 necessary to ths"
Of a respectable standing ID y
good society! ] was, not long therefoie, ID
mastering the mysteries Of High Lot5,
Jack and the Game, and 81. Whist, and 2,
knowledge Of these ledfSia desire .
for farther information, until at last / wss
an, adept at a. variety OF eainesa able to-
teach others and was a favorite partner q
wherever I went. j became exceedingly.
fond OF cards; and As they we're introduced
into every social circle where I wsS aE-
my fondnes gradually fipensd ihtoo'
passion, which clingsl to- me- evan i'd thi
hour. @ :, .se,s u, ssyii
No better illustration oil, the dangers ON
social card playing can be given, than my,
history. IN Che pariors Of respectable"
I acquired a taste fol. play which
finally became an al Absorbing pssffons
knowing NO bsdndsa and fsatidlyy IhuisyeA4' .
down the foeAafrehsrs u! j. nisstyssd
desOIstion and ds6shs rossaa Il .asnseaail
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05
USE OF LETTERS.
A schoolmaster wrote to q lady:

A Schoolmaster wrote to lady:
tHow comes il, this delightful weather,
and l can't dine together
She answered: ~ 90 - a.r,r.
tMy worthy friend, II cannot be-
U cannot come till after t. 4
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

PusH.-Keep pushing if you run eagaius'
, snow. bank or a rail fence, don't GO back.
but push forward, or TO one side, and 90 on,
It is Of no use to cry and lament it viii moi
help the matter in the least. Tears never
leaped. q stream or dug through . mountain
Push ever, and keep pushing, and yonr fet'
tune is half made, and your Immortality Sc
cured. .
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

"Misthksn souls who dream Of heaven!o
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srrtssi.

.srtsoan ,aasI.ts y ufas. fnrogsf, alf Del;ss
~oi ins.rt-e s,.lsss Sy sdhsH'iceti sri paid (s'.
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Passengers Arrived 1.

LIvf RrooL AND HALITAx-Steamer NIAGARA From Lii
verIool to New Yorf Mr. and Hrs Gaines Miss Dctey
Miss Brown and three female Miss Rankin and
Mrs Houshton Mr. Fleming and Miss Fleming Mr. Steele
and lady Mrs Miss and Master Booth Mr. and 6lses
children, and Mr. Thos Scott
Jno jenkins, kesns Smith, Myionner, Edw Gilmore,
North Leeeh, Morris Pollock Albmoa, Mr. and ars Won
BERG mr and Mrs Boe Mr. Lane LADY, Mrs Zane and
maid servant Mr. Gregory and lady, Mr. Tomlinson Mr.
Malcolm Mcfarland ard lady Mr. Blake lady and maid
want Mefsrs Leyos Thomas Ault, Stevens speyer. New
nam, Low, Commack, seGrs, Loekhsrt Thss Coz, Bel
loc Forte Barre Primrote Laurie Theodore Stout P,-
eide, jules Pate ard suvsnt Lidore de la Tore Rev
VIII Mes sre Barlow jas smith, hnthy Schroeder Jas
haeee lhis son. Louis Nolr, slade tuseer, Ills Ex-
eeency de Fganirrre, Doctor Parnley Nessrs Po-lie
Bay, Jpo Dixon. Bsttsrsby And " Love Rev j Wyatt
Me- srs Jeanrsasnd Birhly Thiermsn. Lebehe Mehi
gsrlen. kcDossll q u Graham, Eopey, Wood, Collet
Cormodoe, Daniels. Mesrs Ludwig liarau Robs Grn
ncCoImct Begowss, Caehad. Jon Cordukat Uough-
hdae, Leurr ant, Rev II Cunning Messrs sick
els Mr. ard Mrs Prsusr Garment. kirkratek, Leovogr
Tllou Peter sutherland Anthony, Anthoire and lady,
Pvyh. nv ) o Dryer, ~ Young. Mr. Mich. Mr. Sc
hgnan, Mr. H,mfel, Mrs LEONARD Miss Russell Mr. IIIl,
Mr. VsltCr, Mr. Burnt Mr Veuer. Mr. Upton nr Mitchell
From oETool to aalfss-capt aovics lady and servant
Z Capt Glow.
IcNDos ANN PORTSMOUTH Packet Ship Margaret Evans
Mrs Griswold and servant, of New York; Capt II l.
81 plin Miss Chamy II Cham nln
= barrcr. II Raymond MIRA wilson 81 New York; w
Martins, Of Brooklyn; Mr. Gillespie and lady 81 Scotland
sek'nterg of Germany; Mr. Fuller lady a1d children. T.
Roberts Mise Roberts Collier Miss Rurr Miss
Mr. Ecen hfs Keen, James neury and Mary Keen Of Eng
lsrC-2i0 In the steertge.
Bavnr- Packet Siip oneida--w Van s.rgs- Masters ii
and Ivan Sanger. n kraynsg. all o. Hamburg.
Livru OL-shp Mort uer livrg,'on--G n AfAr-, OF
Chstre Mrs Carey and Carey Of Ireiand-2 in ihe
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DIsAsTRous FIst,s NsnAsk.N - Naboutl2 o'clock
on ThCrsdsy niy ht sisrm II fire given in the
city Of Newark shirs ~ss found to proceed from
the extensive buiidiug snpau the Phoenix Works,
located In Aark. set ad destroying, before IL
extingus bed. properly 20 tho amount OF $1,000 or
S. OCO including TIE huidug which the fire origi.
mated The FIR. T. tuPPotta u have been caused by .
shark from the The ioss II Mr. +. II Sgier,
looking glass ana picture frame manufacturer, in
stock. &c is sstinytoG NJ $1,000; insured for 500
The inside of the -pott factory completely burnt
out; . considerable amount IT STOCK was destroyed.
and the machinery Sc H. ur-d, H. insured but to
what extent could no. Ne asc-rttinrd Mr. era wford,
tool mai actur.r located W the building also
sut tRiDeo ccDsidefshle damage, did also Mr..
Mitchell brass rn,- hav We to state that so
serious interference -ith The d. partmept occur
red that met OF reius ed 10 do duty the
hose Of che two severely nlured as
to render ihem inter-, us.rss IL Is utterly impossi
bic to get ar n true state az rre ease
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CITY re DE Hl;PORT.

FEipAr, Ootu5 Der lo-G r. NJ.
The delay of the Niagara reaching the city b..
fore the close OF busness for the day. caused opera
lions In cotton 10 be quite limited, dealers were
anxieusy waiting tte receipt OF private letters due by
her The en- ali sa.s mstiug we're Effected chiefly TO
tpinners at the d.cuo previously noticed. There
better inquiry Ter hour in md for export.
The market Tor Strands Western and pure Gen.
see was less srm.. ghrre change In Southern
brands while piiees remained thc with some sales
OF Richmond fancy orS"t- f"r expert wheat con-
tinued with sas Ut G-uesee aud southern, on
terms sta ed below iuts OF Canadian were be-
ing clipped ON owu~Is' scouot corn was rather
scarce aud 1rmrr WITH good inquiry for export.
Barley more STEADY ~ne oats were lees firm.
There clsip. Ia re The market for pork
was Inactive suu ptce- we're nouiua Beef continued
heavy; laid vas ,usdy ~hh fair amount Of sales.
Coffee continued hts. win suait sales. Sugars were
ibactv. with ale aboat previous rates
Frsi2hts hgni VA more ouerng to English ports
There also inquiry ior ve sells to charter to
proceed round the scu,s.ru caPe or TO ports in the
south OF Europe .
Bas.psturrs FYop--The ,ales for the day reached
10000 barrels. irctdmg s"ur ~ 81 90 81; hne, at
IS e71s - 20 old eunu"n STAT. and mixed Western,
at 81 62la - 20 bcS common aud Straight State, at
$475 81 s51s new mixed AID straight Western, at
s4tAsss isyoi'e N'',er" anu pure Gehssee 20 q
SO 2h; iheri4 ono. at 80 ot % les. fancy
Nate, nj so 81 80 ~. fancy Ohio at 80 8. =
40; eNIa Geues,s. a. 80 90 20 N, and extra OHIO,
at SO d. y so 81 A the cloe, but ttle OF the ioN
grades to be bad ~ ioide figures. Ssuhhtrn
F2eps1 be tales reached 2u1 tares ut SD u 50 90
for old ard new co.u,au brands Rye FlsT easier,
with sai.s Of 500 tsiri, 81 81 9i for common
and So u SO l2h rr good troy Corn Medt-Z1O
barrels oil Jtfiey III n ~ % 70 i[5s uhsa-tns
talss Lcludd sec sa h.ls interior red southern at
7Ic; zut busb, h. T,,me GsIe.se st 81 90 aud Losg
leland white in lo's - o5 Some considerable lots
Cs,nsahs reached about - ~ bu' hes. at Gle Csc
for Weston g. 1sc t4c. tor Western yello "
CSC for roubd pbit. sad y-lius aud O5kc for Long
Island ~brr b"hy IA more .teady sith safes VI
14UO tu hels good t~o Fow-d NJ 5Sc ard 600 bush-
sls prime tso roS'd at DOE o".' were rsths, easier
SO Last teits o Nor,hsrn a. 3tc. Rs.-Sales oil 3Vo
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AIrx.snn,,. Oct ls.srr brig Delhi Hoas,en Passports
'' %uo"s%. Oct s ,hr Y.s 'f rsens xSors
vrpa % "ss s s 1 s.y rrai,s s.Tn. Id
sse' Fra. MsS,n. Rus nsnsrsee o,oreau, 'chr o,d
l,gs vieorne Grown. Rio Dc Ssaors; ti.ss,
i%a' su 'f i' Em porS h vn,r h.op
YG ~ :. comp ~" y ds s Chief KeehO'. DO
fl; mary Patterson s.tsrAa s"a MsrS Ssse, rh,adsl
Bates WIZ ss,"y ss s .'' pIs Sss' as
s't
ss s cS 5SfSs s
Jcnes sn franciseo Pesr srdirs philaSe'phs Harriet
VIM nj f' @i'a;.n s"Ss VASE ess
TsH Assis iss: -a'ss Sssss h'A'0'n
CID sss 0I sS sahr I bartlett NYSr
-cTAsIrsron Got Arr ship Julia uow,rd Buckley,
York. bark Jasper hss,y. do Sid steamship Isabel Rollins
IAsrrosT. Oct is-Arr sobr s.tla.. Wooster. NYors
I'm trs Bass. wnshsser, phlaSegha Sid 9sh brig.
.Sps, srstss Shssres 10TH ltasfa Bailey Trinidad t'up
'ssI. Unsa; Rate. Sye5s
18th ssir Nils Boston, sid ssS .ioop
LIVES III IS. -. pM-Mr rrunton landed thi. after.
for brig sns %
q gone out a. neon and tie bark Elm for Boston
top:a only have 10 since mcrons sod they
row At the anehSr%e IN company with some twenty coal
10Th, 81 AsThe brig Leserer. from Nev Grenada for
ls bark RoSsrs Norris r sss M %'
"k Chsie'trn ana Amethyst from an Eastern port
beat in ths morning and remain the roadstead. Now
Yorh pilot boat Mary Cstharne foa cruise in last
rsht storm from NE prevails. Weather thick and
LUBrc. Oct l3-sId sehrs Canary Fsrnsworth Phsdel-
phia; Hudson, stshl. NYork fhoth ON Ca sisl.
hhcMas PoEr, Oct H-sld sohr Jacob Longfellow, Bar
Nav oRLrArs. Oct o-Arr propeller Ashland, Flsn-
hjs's
ss ts sIsaa 'sai Ht; sP eels%
Tnrto bgs Leopold ODonne Aurora aud Larch and schr
Nth-Arr sehr Alice Miner. Pensacols. Cid steamship
G'ote. Place Bazos; ship Maid Of Orleans. Dennis,
bark Atebss. Cerda hnlorca; brgs Washington, Griffin
Boston souie snith Havana; Bolena, Higgins Cork and
Ararket.
NoRroLK. Oct l7--In Hampton Roads. bark Lucy Ann,
Kaer, from Thomoston.
NEW HAVEN, Got H-Arr sohr Csmill. BLIZZARD Brandy
wine Alexander, Neae Philadelphia. Sid schr sarah Par
NIwroRT. O,t I7-Arr schrs Mercy Taylor Niokerson
Boston for Kicbmond Reaper, Long, do for knerya
ker, Fall River for Baltimore.
NEwruRYPoRr, Oct l7-sld sohr Grand Island Ames
Porto Rico.
dephs: Fmira Rogers speman, Albany tawrenee. Dick
nion Troy; Norwich Jones Albany Harriet smith, Smith,
d sleeps Southport Jaehson do Radiant Dayton NYor
sIeeo. Bid sshrs Williamsburg Pierce James River Hamlet
Mcpherson. Philsdeighia Aerial Small Albany.
PORTLAND Oct EArr briga Eliza Wa Wait, aud En-
line Iiteohn. Baltimore; Henrietta York Hanover
York; PHILADELPHIA iehrs Ellen, Kelley, York. Trum-
sAvArrAH Oct Is li--steam.hip Tennessee, Cole, N
Yorb barb Exact Stevens do; brig Wilson Fuller Crawford,
dc sehr WIN John. Rose Havana via key Vest Sid brig
sALtm Oct I7-Arr schr Bolivar. Mitchell philadelphia
ca ss rars. Rider saPN vsrd iiand' ssar ssrsan
Buenos AyIes schr Ii Johnson from Lubeo for NYork
sd 18th, put back 10TH and remained l7th.
WAnrsAm. 0e' lsmAIr brig Ava, Adams Phllsdsrh.;
Edward, Philadelphia
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In Brocllyu 10Th iust from the effects 81 . fall,
ELrsror. tTiy child q @ aud elizabeth McLough-
Lin. seeo Atsr sbd months
On the 18Th Oct isHts GrsusM. aged 90 years
The fuustsi uill take place from No ga West Six-
teepth stret IN Sunday ala ocl,ck The MEMBER
Of Washington II No ~ are requested to meet at
the n room. Hu~ad House Suucsy, the 2lst. at
O'Clock 90 psy IN. ast trbats q respect to their late
brother gsuss Gtshsn Al Nilsson. in good standing.
are invited to sttepd The ST cutters Society
invited 10 st.rd the funeral cfOne 81 their late
bers james srshsm on sunday afternoon, 2ist, at 8
O'Clock from 22i " .st Sir esbtn street.
On thu 18th oct Hslss I BisHor, third daughter
Of Wnlism Bbhop aged Years pmouths and 10 days.
The relatives and friends n the family ere invited
TO attend tn. funeral this Afternoon at O'Clock from
the reeide,ce ~ her father No los Hudson street
On the lttb nst after slingerng illness Mira ELtrA-
snrH, wife a tol Jo.bus tl-.t
Her remains -il be taken to Cutchogue L. for In
torment
In Washington city on the 18th Inst JAMS o Mat,
for many years doorkssper at the Presdsats house,
end late messenger In the Poet Ofsce Department
On Thursday, 18th inst. after a lingering illness.
Barpcsr Arpsssos, daughter Of Nicha.i Walsh. Of
hitehslstovp, county OF Cork, ireland In the 2sth
year OF her age.
Her funeral will take place Saturday afternoon,
ffoo her late residence No IS Hicks street, Brooklyn
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Peer tIF4cF ptrthfhEsr,
CoNrrArr OfffcF Nc.nber To- 1919
g.. y,ur Ir,f.r o. The Postmaster General OF tae
1sth infant T. r-frrrd 10 mr. IN thr nth OF Sep
tsuher s,ihorIt gigro 20 10" ro.tmaster Of Ne~
Ncrh 10 s axe up aud rnss nv rhe crescent City
and the city the pJoprirt'rs having consented
to take them thr alton authorized by act OF
Congress a. 1925 Tlesr iuftrnc'Ious were confirmed
Hv letter Of The d. part ne 1T psb Ssp., and
structiops under dr ~ torn instant that
in restricting tke PostIss Of New York to the
clutive employ 81 th> government packet line,
whenever its srp aud that ~ loeard Son sailed on
the sane day, b. would never h's's mail by Howard
h Sons shin NIL i,t- mHrt-d ~ h. conveyed by Ii.
RESPECTFULLY your OH dl.nt s-rvaut,
X HOBblt f,rsr tsst p NJ. General.
W. HAYDEN Esq, Postusster, Boston, Mass.
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Passengers S.iied.

SAN rHArcIgcoS ship Martha from Nar tucke.-M.ssrs
Clnih. Kesne,s nelst. q Lawrence, Gardner. z
sfdger. kHoy. O Thompson. Y Bunker, g q Cash. J
silyes, Turner Watson, Oa.p.e. W u Rag
mend perrici II n etlin sarbuck. N Ems X Lee j
Cshy, " Cshn Coffin, II Sylvester. J 3 Whirpey,
Jr aud u Gardner. OF Nantucket Coffin, OF Worces
and Darrow, Holt and Buxton. OF Milford,
Nh.
SAN FRsNcIsco-Rris James Caskic. from Bostcr-srs
Jcncs tsptans wifcl and child, of Newhurvpor Messra
q Currier and Il Eale Of Cos Bosker ana Clapr Of
I'm
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Foreign WntIo.
LsrTpp BAGS Of siesmer Hermann for Southampton snd
Drsmtg VII eo,. At The Exchange Reading Room. COZ kI-
Litter Brrs q steamer Csiedobi, Cor n,f4s snd Liver.
roo sil close q, ils above efcs On Ts.;say 2d sN
l.rIss re. o. rsm,r nss1,ss g., s,u,s.Sg.,D e.
An I:,sfs can = r S' 70 s..,ins s'''
Sc, viii elose to-dsI, ct q "a toaPM.
Herald Marine Correspond enes.
S.s .s n .sr s%.s ch r.
scstSe; .onrolier slnS Milton Dsiswsfs ssaa.i Lewis
fhler. BRIDGEPORT lillie SANDERS, uorsgn, New York
sin ".,i .sssa bis. silly Evans. G 90 VII
h,,Sn newton, isshsin; Bsr@ss s;le.st Boston .shr'
Silii; sysss va h%.,'n rsi,, Bs.,9n; North c,,2.
s q . rf is.s . ~:
e. sa e,,ss sTS Ne. s, SSnr'y Minor do
miscellaneous.
SUI N.s,'o Of warren RI b" been sold At San rr'n-
ss.iiig NJ :. s.arIy s..a s. L.a.s INTENDED
be eomnand,d BY Cant Joseph Jchnsop.
Wbslspnen.
Sailed from New Bedford 7th ships Arsbe' for Pacific;
hbsfi, supposed : vhs,r, ven, into w.aporsTa.
spoken.
r ri. III vel, asss % 81 "'r' A''p Tor
Foreign Ports.
% A s A%, ssss s s.,suy from SB,sss
.scS "a gsrorss ~ csso ser, va. srsssgly ~ss:
tlip. or reported there BY error.
Go11tSBuse sept z2-Bsrk surIo. Merrill for Boston.
ait 2tth.
hA,I,,, oeti2- Arr schr Tndus Day. Bsl,m,r. for 81
johns NJ, probably put IN for hsrbor.
RIO JhN.IRo, AUG z--sId bsrss John Gardner Pratt
csso and san Francisco; 2h Chester Nichols for North
srp rorts
sIaar'. o. H.erLrss, June 5-Psssi through. schrs
Iudorus Wsgp, from Frankfort ffeh 12 for rrsso;
pth Psgn Haley fem Gloucester Feb ~ for do; July
Alfred Harris from NLondon March ~ for do.
ri, f:$"is; s S
1rrsrhep. te schr Albert Hilton, CID lstA brio Lion.
Wright, do.
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ON TiUrsday evening oct rs ne the Merchants
Hotel ~ Rev Wm terris. HAHstsos GtLHERr,
q Saliebury toHn 60 Mites EsTnsR PULyER, daughter
of VIM. " iuiyer L-q, 81 Ii0e Iiains, Dutohess Co..
New Ncrk.
PougfkeeTeie paper copv
On the 10th int by tbs Rev Or. Williams, Nr.
VILLAS LsacrspcE. Of Virginia, TO Mics sasau J..
AIwSiI. - this city
on the 17tb int h, tn. Rev VI tsaacs Er Mon
rrcAt Law, formerly q st Louis and Cincinnati, TO
Serum. eldest daughter ct Johp ". Davis ksq.
CiDcir ana ~ Lous paper pltas- copy
On the 16tn Inst at II MArks thureh. Williams
bursb ~ n. Rev Nr hsshns Mr g srA.Es, TO
Miss U.i,S \ NsLaosts bath 81 william .bargh.
ON the 18th int by the Rev DR. Ferris, Capt. Mo-
81. Cav g. Mss Ltct AN AuAss both OF Csstns, Ne.
Eastern THpsts plesr' cory
Al Patterson \ ! IN Thursday. the 18th Inst by
Oh. Rev james Dandy. Nr rstrH y. Siaovro,, Of
Eishhill Ianaipg Dutcbsss Co. ". L., to Miss Mssv
ASS Tsrt - the f'fm-r place
In Be ltimore On 18th int. ABRAHAM ADotra N,cu-
Man, 20 fItgABt1H t,rtNCr, youngett daughter sf 81
mon - tirge al. q that city
In Bsliimof. On the lith inst PLiv, y D.vi, OF
New Ofitaus 90 EaItiss daughter u Wm. wallace,
u that city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-20

Appointment by the President.
Samuel Frost, T. bee ApDr4,ser Merchandise FOR
the port Of New Yors, vice George W. Pomeroy, re'