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The true Democrat., 1854-11-22
Business Partially Suspended, owing to
 Bank Excitement

Cincinnati, Nov. P. M-Business partially suspended owing to the intense excitement rel. ative to the banks. Goodman SS Co.,, and Mor- ton & Co.,, private bankers, have closed doors, but report an excess of assets. A run was made on Hatch & Longey but they continued to pay up to the close of bank No run on other banking houses. The excitement on the street continued all the afternoon.
 Suicide.
 Fredrick Gidge, acting President of the Cov- ington and Lexington railroad, committed suicide to-day.
The true Democrat., 1854-11-22
M,lrsdau. Nov. 16th

Mir. Totten offered joint resolution recom- mending all grants of land for railroad purpo- ses along the line of the Cairo and Fulton road and its branches to be transferred to companies contracting to build said road, and that such company give security by depositing in the State Treasury, cash or collateral security, to revert to the State on the non- performance of their con- tract. Read and referred to committee on in- ternal improvements.
 1 message was received from the House in-, forming the Senate of the passage of a joint resolution, instructing our congressional delega- tlon to procure in addition to those lands now granted to this State all lands remaining un- sold. Also bill to call in the scrip of Clark county. Also an act to provide for the sale of fractional sec. 16, N. R. 9 w., in Crittenden county.
 Mir. Totten, chairman of the judiciary com mlttee to whom was referred "bill to amend the ll7th chapter of the digest' reported back ! substitute in lieu of the original, amounting to nearly the same in substance, and recom- mendedits passage. The substitute was read 1 third time and on motion of Mr. Berry was adopted.
 Mir. Harrison, chairman of the committee on claims to whom was referred the petition of JamesJ J. Barker, late sheriffof Sebastian coun- ty, asking relief on account of moneys over- paid by him into the State Treasury, reported the bill back and recommended the refunding of the amount so overpaid. Thea report was received, the bill read third time and passed Mr. Miller introduced bill to be entitled " an act to amend the estray law of chapter 65 of the digest" The bill was read and referred to the judiciary committee. On motion, of MT. TOtten the mama of Mir. Keith, was added to the judiciary con- mittee.
 Mr. Askew, introduced bill to be entitled Ian act to amend the revenue laws of this State Read
 House bill No. 8, to change the time of hold. ing the probate court of Poinsett county was taken up, read second time and referred to tha judiciary committee.
 House bill no 21, to call in the scrip of Clark county, was read and referred to the judiciary committee.
 House bill providing for the sale of fractional sec. 16, N. R.9 w., in Crittenden county was read and referred to the committee on the judi ciary.
 House joint resolution instructing the attor- ney general to issue writ of quo a0arranto on the president and directors of the Memphis and St. Francis plank road company, was read se- cond time and laid over for tomorrow The House joint resolution making the con- mntees on banks, Auditors and Treasurers DOCKS, and on ways and means joint committees came up' MT. Cain moved that the Senate do
The true Democrat., 1854-11-22

IT We direct attention to the advertisement of A. J. HUTT, headed "Notice to Cotton Plan- ters." Mr. Hut is prepared, by leasing con-. venient building, to receive and store cotton for the purpose of shipping it. This is a conve nlence long demanded by the planters. The difficulties of shipping compel them often to expose their cotton for weeks on the landing without any protection.
The true Democrat., 1854-11-22

Or Col. W. s. Keith, Senator from the district composed of the counties of Conway, Jackson and White, on Monday last, the 2Oth inst, resigned his seat. A writ of election 10 fill the vacancy thus caused was immediately issued by the Executive
The true Democrat., 1854-11-22

6FMr. w. II. Hines has purchased the of lice of the Young America, published at Eldo- rado, in this State, and intends to commence the publication of the Democratic Union on the 11th of December.
The true Democrat., 1854-11-22
House..
Wednesday,, Nov. 8, 1854.

VeHHcoUUy, NUV. O, IOO1- House met pursuant to adjournment. Jour nal of yesterday read and approved.
 MT. Powell offered resolution which was adopted, inviting G. D. PRENTICE, of Louisville. Ky, to take seat within the bar of the House during his stay in the city.
 MT: Whinnery presented the petition of Eli zabeth Morgan, praying that she be authorized to execute deeds for certain town lots in the State of Illinois,
 MT. Wood gave notice that on Monday next,
The true Democrat., 1854-11-22

GThe New York Mirror says that letter received in Washington from Hong Kong, an- nounees that commander Ringgold, of the United States surveying expedition, had been sent home Tn consequence of insanity.
The true Democrat., 1854-11-22

or Messrs. McCreight & Terry are fine ar tists and give entire satisfaction to those who patronize them. Their room is on Markham street, near Main, up stairs, and has been fitted up especially for the purpose of taking life-lik pictures
The true Democrat., 1854-11-22
TRUE DEMOCRAT. RICHARD H. JOHNSON, EDITOR.
 LITTLE ROCK, NOV. 9, 1854.

Or TAe large circulation J the TRUE DEMO- GRAF makes t tue most desirable adve'ttsing me. dunn sn tue State N hos more readers an Ar- Kansas than omy other paper-ats number cf sud- scrrbers being almost equal to tsat of both the othe, Little Rock pqpess combined.
 TRAVELLING AGENT. -Mr J. M. BELL is our authorized agent to make collections for subscription and advertising in the counties of Perry Pope, YeN, Johnson, ScoH Frarklsn &c., bastion Cragord, Washington, Carrou Ku, Bare's and Savcy
 sB Weare authorized to announce A. J. Smith as candidate for reelection to the office of City Recorder, at the ensuing January elections
 sB We are authorized to announce H. GriffithS as candidate for reelection to the office of City constable at the ensuing January election.
 sB We are authorized to announce Joseph Q. Ashley as candidate for City Constable at the en- suing January election.
 .B We are authorized to announce W. B. Nor. man candidate before the ensuing Legislature for Lahd Agent of the Jacksonport District.
 .ssS- We are authorized to announce J. II. Quis- senberry, of Des Are, Prairie county, as candidate before the next Legislature for the oice of State Land Agent for the Jacksonport District.
 ~Weare authorized to announce B. F. H Temp. stead a candidate before the ensuing Legislature, for reelection as Land Agent for the Washington District
 Ky We are authorized to announce Col. R. B. PurdOm. of Hempstead county, candidate before the Legislature for Land Ageut of the Washington District.
The true Democrat., 1854-11-22

G- There appears to be slight prospect of rise in the river
The true Democrat., 1854-11-22
Fraday, November 17th.

Friaay November 17th Senate met. Journal read and approved.
 On motion of Mr. Berry, the Secretary of State was instructed to furnish suitable station cry for the desk of the Secretary of the Se- nate.
 A message was received from the House in- forming the Senate of passage of bill constitut- ing Wm F. Hardy the lawful heir of Flavius S. White, also bill in relation to the county tax of Clark county.
 Mir. Totten, from the judiciary committee, re- ported a bill to amend the charter of Pine Bluff, and recommended its passage Report adopted Also reported bill amending the gaming laws of this State, and recommed its rejection. The report was rejected, and the bill re-com- mitted to select committee. Also bill to call in the scrip of Pike county reporting ad- versely to it. Report adopted.
 Mir. Miller introduced bill to amend the 153d chapter of the Digest Referred to the judiciary committee.
 Mir. Mccoy introduced bill to repeal the law in relation to issuing executions on iudg- ments against the State. Referred to the judi ciary committed
 Mr. Mccoy introduced bill to reduce the salaries of Judges of the Supreme and Circuit Courts. Rejected
 The House bill in relation to the county tax of Clark county was taken up. Read.
 House bill constituting Wm. T. Hardy lawful heir of Flavius s. White, was adopted.
 Senate resolution requiring the Secretary of State to send copies of memorials to Congress immediately ly after their passage was adopted.
 House resolution directing the attorney gene- ral to issue writs of quo a0arranto on the Mem- phis and St. Francis Plank Road company, was adopted.
 The bill to repeal the law inficting stripes upon white persons, was read.
 The Senate bill amending the revenue laws of this State was read a second time.
 On motion, Senate adourned
The true Democrat., 1854-11-22
Wednesday,, Nov. 15, 1854.

House met pursuant to adjournment. Pray CT by Rev. Mir. Gillian. Journal of yesterday read and approved.
 MT. Logan presented petition from citizens of Scott county, praying that Geo. Hughes be
The true Democrat., 1854-11-22

Monday. Nov. 2Oth. House bill for the benefit of jurors in Clark county, was read.
 House bill providing for the sale of sec. 16. T. 6, N. R. E., in Crttenden county, pas sed
 MT. Rose in the chair
 House bill to attach a portion of the county Of Van Buren to the county of Pope was read.
 House joint resolution declaring the Mem phis and St. Francis plank road nuisance, was referred to the judiciary.
 The bill repeating the law inficting stripes upon white persons, was passed. The bill declaring Kings river in Madison county, navigable stream, passed The bill to confirm the settlement of Thomas L. Mulner, as administrator, was read. The bill to restrain the circulation of bank notes less than five dallars was passed. Senate bill creating the office of State geo. loglst was referred to select committee.
The true Democrat., 1854-11-22
Saturday, November IS.
Snnafn mot


 Senate met.
 Mr. Berry moved that our delegation in Con- gress be requested to procure grant of lands in favor of the Western Border railroad Read. On motion of Mir. Ferguson, the Governor was requested to furnish information to the swamp land committee in relation to the action of the swamp land commissioners.
 The judiciary committee reported bill to restrain the circulation of change tickets, and recommended its passage with an amendment Read
 The judiciary crmml ttee reported bill to amend the estray laws, and recommended its re- jection. Adopted.
 Judiciary committee reported bill to pro- vide for the sale of section sixteen in Critten- den county, and recommended its passage with an amendment. Adopted
 The same committee also reported bill to call in the scrip of Clark county, and reported adversely to 1t. Report adopted.
 The same committee reported bill to change the time of holding the Probate court of Poin- sett county, and favored its passage. Adopted Mir. Berry introduced bill to declare Kings river in Madison county a navigable stream.- Read.
 Mir. Lemoyne called up bill to empower Thomas F. Wilson to sell real estate of Will liam o. Wilson, deceased. Passed
 Mir. Booker introduced bill to create the office of State Geologst. Read
 Mir. Scoggin offered bill to confirm the set clement of Thomas L. Milner, as administra- tor. Read.
 House bill relative to the county tax of Clark county, was adopted.
 House bill to change the time of holding the probate courts of Scott county, was adopted. House bill for the benefit of jurors of Clark county, was read first time.
 The bill to repeal the law inficting stripes upon white persons, was laid over for Monday. MT. Kieth moved that ladies be permitted to take seats within the bar of the Senate Lost The bill to prevent the advertising and to withhold from sale, certain swamp and over flowed lands, was referred to swamp land com- mttee.
 The bill to change the time of holding the probate courts in Poinsett county, was passed Adjourned.
The true Democrat., 1854-11-22

not concur in making the committee on banks joint committee. Adopted. Mir. Ferguson moved that the Senate do not concur in making the committee on ways and means joint con- mittee-also adopted.
 On motion of MT. Enyart the committee OH Auditors and Treasurers books was made joint committee.
 The resolution pettioning Congress for a grant for all lands heretofore sold, and remain" ing unconfirmed to this State, was read and re- ferred to committee on swamp lands.
 On motion of Mir. Keith, the reference waa reconsidered. The president stated that under the 18th rule for the government of the Senate the memorial had to be referred to the commit tee on memorials. So 1t was accordingly refer- red.
 The Senate bill to legalize the noncupative will of Richard D. Owen, deceased, was read a third time and passed.
 Senate bill to exempt all free white male citi zens over the age of 45 years from paying poll tax, was read second time and referred to the committee on ways and means.
 Senate bill directing the legal representatives of Lambert J. Reardon, late State land agent to turn over to the Auditor all books, maps, papers. etc., belonging to his office was read third time and passed.
 The bill restraining the circulation of change tickets was read and referred to the judiciary committee.
 Senate joint resolution requiring the Secre- tary of State to make out and transmit copies of petitions, memorials, etc., to our delegation in Congress immediately after their passage and approval was read and laid over for to-mor- row.
 MT. Berry, gave notice of bill to amend an act passed in 1848, declaring Kings river in Carroll county public highway.
 On motion of MT. Keith, the name of MT. Ferguson was added to the committee on print ing.
The true Democrat., 1854-11-22

.ay~ We are authorized to announce Col. R. B. PurdOm, of Hampstead county, candidate before the Legislature for Land Ageut of the Washington District
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MARIE DE la NoUgELLE oRLEANE, /
lie l6 June 1854.
ConseiI Commun de la vile de la Nouveils
Orleans.

No. 1911
ORDDNNANCE pour autoriser lie Marie Ia willie de Ia
vile deli Nnuveeorlean vertu des pouyoirs de
lHcte de la Legislature de lEtat dc Ia Louisiana,
approve lie 10 mars lS54 ct sujet conditions y
mentlonnees. n souscrre, pour e compte dc Ia vile.
fonds capital de Ia compagnie du chemin Pont-
chartrain, pour Ia construction uu chemin de fer de
la Nouvelle Orleans Ia Mobile
IL est mdsHne pGf le CDnSeH C0lAin de Ia rifle de Ia
NDHreRe Oficmlg Que lie Marie de la vile de In Nouyee
orleans sonscr1ta pour lie compte de la compHgne du
chemin de fer Pontcnartran la de un million crq
cent mile piastreS,
SEC IiESt dc plus Ord0nne 6r Que la subscription
In dite comp8gnie payable bons la de VILE de
SlOuu chacup ayant trente courir poraut neret
iu tQuX de pour cent des coupons dneret
Y attaches payable semiannutliement la NOuvee
Orleans ou New York transterables par endorsement
du president ct du secretare de Ia compagnie ct les
dts bons pourront etTe converts actions de Ia dit
pagnie toute cpoque u pOsterieure
ans cele de eur date, dapres les reglefnents que
president ct les dreceus conyennabe dadopter
avee lie consentement des parties interessees.
SEC s. IL est de Plus OIdae, &c, Quill preleye
toute espece de propree occupation commerce on
fesson maintenant taxable dams la dite Vile au ais de
anFer de chaque annee commencer Ter j8nyier 1855
take ssante payer iinteret annuel des dts bons
specian lie toux de Ia dite take, qni percue la
epoque ct de la meme maniere que la take pour
fempront consolide de Ia ditte vile,
SEc T. II est de pins ordonne etc., Que les bons de la vio
ennis pour les actions de la dite compagaie
recus au pair ponr les dtes actons ct pour
decharge entere ct popcuele des dts bons leur eehe
anee les actoes de la dte compagnie ains emses ia
veur de la vile resteront aeeees reimbursement
dts bons rason de dix actions pour chaque bon de
500
SEC b. IL est de ptS ordonHe. ETC. Cue cnnfurmement
Ia section de acte de la Legislature du Mars 1854
menonee, toule ordonnance, resolution acte
adopte par lie consei eommun apres de Ter anyier de
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rest night will find by taking the CHERRY FECIORAL going
10 he'd they sound unbrken sleep
treShg rest Great relieffom suffering and ultimate af
lot1ed e thousands thnE afflicted by this invaluable
It's effect these many nd themselves
Wiling TO torego its when the has
TO SINGERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this remedy 1uabe,
as BY It's action the and lungs when taken in sinai
az hrasenesa hours wonderfully the
power and tGxibily voice.
ASTHMA is generally by
ttisY PEC1oRA But there obstinate
ithey can be
BRONCHITIS irritation OF the and upper portion
tangs may be TRre by .as1g CHERRY PEcToRA small
qnsnl doses The uncomfortable
tDS be
htnken in season, il will no fail o cur - - - - ~
WtOOPlS COUGH up and anon bv the nae o
Cherry Pectoral. ~ - "
THE INFLUENZA speedily by remedy Numerous
instances have been noticed where whole protected from
serious while their nyghbo without be Cherry
Pectoral, suffering from the disease. ''
Repeated instances here have ee pred
from - ~ ''-u
COMPLAINTS by this remedy can be
question of its healing these should be
ingy taken until the the
"E=F@
T Prepared and sold by JAS c. AVER Analy ca
Ghemist, Lowell, Macs, and sold by ali Druggisa
]. WRIGHT d CO, ,New0r.es
ieh2S 5md& w NhOesaleAF
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8 ECRET DIsEAsEs-ofice SO customhouse

- EUhEI EIUl1EASEh-UfnCe 81 UuSt0mhOuSe
~ street. between Royal and Bourbon
wuutd respectuy call the attention
enaed diseases of the
peedy without the Mercury Basnm, CuhebB
Poisonous Drug from three days, without any
nience the olney discovered Remedies which
procured from himself and trial they do Effect cure
charge Will bo made Dr. j. of certificates
Of emnenee in all parts the undno the they have
effected which pronounced ucurabe by celehed Physicians
since DE- James introduced Remedes
that have under the Remedies
produced
cures and in order that the afflicted avail themselves OF these
newly truly provdental discoveries Dr. j. hos located
neny tis CusomhoRse street.
9eryeI. 81 Office hotlrs AM.to feh3
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.qver's Che,.,.s, g8ecf2raz.

TEyO CURE A COLD, WITH
Il HEADACHE AND SORENESS OF
THE BODf-take the CHERRY PECTo.
RAJ on going tn bed, and wrap up warm,
sweat during the night.
FOR A COLD AND COUGH, take il
morning, noon, and evening, according 10
directions on the bottle, and the difficulty
will soon be removed. None will long sut-
fer from this trouble when they tiud ii can
be ga readily cured. Persons afflicted with
II sat..d ..n,.uh ,,rhirh krunl.n Il nm NIL Lii
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pASTURAGE.-Goo Pasturage for a.
4 HORSES art MULES, Fifty Acre Lotn Algers asSS
Inquire at II Poydras street. or
apl 6m 7. THAYER, on the premises
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.ANrTWERP.

yNOR ANTWERP. The very fast sail .AEss
" pg American ship CIIARLEMAGNE, Miles S. So
ates principal Of her ergaged viii
have disp For Tobacco oto
annie BOGERT. WILLIAMS b 90 10 f'ana,' -
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NETHITE LEAD-In %, SO, 100, and 500lb
wv kegs Atlantic Union Brookyn Pacific Ulster and
Saagertes White Lead Companies Tor saeby -,
A u
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MAYoRA1rY OF NEW ORLEANS. l
COMMON coUNc1-cIry OF j Nj; NEw leGt; ORLEANS

d,
COMMON coUXeu-clTy OF SEw ORLEANS.
ESOLVED, That the polls for the election
s spfsPon y city Of New Grtaau to The Stock 'o Of
S Glowing s1 Places aa@ aasr he ''9 sapsrn
First Ferry Fire Company
Second G b d EMspe Me iops Pss1 If L F
NJ , On Ihids .rss Mitchell B4Pt Elo
Rsawoe Richard coaoa company
Is Dmsyer w pesion SF'n ire company No.
n F rssias,.A tie @ Mississippi Fire Company
Sixth Prec ncA he Eugneo e Company
srbsT Hawtsofs anu f''a''0 streets '"
Seventh Philadelphia Fire eompa-
ny Ezh, N9. II lnspsetoIs-1oD Bennett W MqIehead
. street between customhouse and Benve lnPecsoraw
g MN ynSeG5 P,.di5sat Dir; E. AnsS e., hon,. t
a nn street between Cont and ST. LOUIS uspeorGeorge Heno
s3rsP ss h Sa Fall opposite Jackson
Dtslae r X, 12ssph Hona
pna,ns s'ree between Rampant St cane
on Issas sa ,,F rseNGA, The
FSssa e oS@ fn,hGan conDauy No
on Rayoa Road Gu5o, y conu.
5sween plaaale Victory taaiPrS
stteenh p,eenctAt thu Breton Market the
Seventeenth rteeneAs the shOohouae Alneburg
lnPyl's,sS Eiysas5, PseTio0 Il oss ~
N Se sss Pee k9y HsGIy ys B5oG o,
sYs,otszP h; F. GINS, Y Nofsl - w .Y+. 's,' =
tween Montesut and cIou InspfetOrs Middle Charles
Twenty first rreeAs A chenpeyle's house,
and Congress streets @ lnspee.osIh Aodrey c. Vtnet.
4 ] 4 @
laoy No %. Elliott ssO ID
aSASTURAGE.-Go Pasturage for g.
10 ~ to 50 Horses M on the right bank Of the river ~
ap s s Hf 4hy street
sn5E~f DIR. j, REUsCH, Graduate of -~IN.'s NV,
" tho Veterinary Schools Of Prussia, and late Gs.s7T
n i.s asSIn to AZ Tyf ass s Is F1f IS r.
ten Of al kinds Of DOMESTIC ANIMALS NJ the corner of White
REUs6H teners to his many friends and patrons in this city
s grateful past iavors
s Fl. TGh @ PsSss himself to merit by
Al M a Ne Drug Store Of Dr. Brnenn, No lss nryades
"E'y E'yE, DEAD CATTLE.--One dollarsY- Is
S IS Gd s s IL fs Nsw 3GAD n0Ess sans
nt k %S On a Avenue near the graveyard 3 god
SUNDRIEs-
S 90 $ssss sss ARsaSPEEs; i5SN' 'A'''4s'
800 half boxes do do;
1Ss 7s 5DIs 4%st5so ss6,as sS LARD a OIL OIL;
100 quarter casks Domestic BRANDY
5oS itS fsS.n 5gse. olEixE e soar. % 'o'
60 b6. Fletcher Vassrr WHISKY.
Fer I.s sale by JOSEPH |. lHN0s 4Sa5GSasl'. CO.
4 sARGo OF THE BRIG CATHERINE
- Direct .65a tr"m raisrt,o, ,sr to arriys, t1Ioxs
500 sSS "Gss' GS. NGfe'A'n de. otfaMsSSGGsEs oasSGEs,
1%S 1%S ssss 4s; rSSRs4 sssfs 47A2SRsi RNGS6Ts;
100 DO, FILBERTs;
iS 55 SasisEa Sass ssiS fAshEi saMhS: SEsD'
Az, ,r 90 go CsnssE,s as Best @ c5a1s r BeiISToNEi n 3 on
o5 4o f.SbA + NICHOLS I CO., sheet,
SHERRY WINE
~ 20 tio.' do f5gast'ai bgH GOiions nS'I Pale;
g. 50 3D. %: Romafo,s Rainii de:; DO: for sale by
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TEIH CRUZ.
Willeaye SATURDAY, July ,at 5 O'Clock NJ. ...
E1SOR VERA CRUZ-U. S. Mail Line >sJEs
n Thenew and magnificent smship OIsfZARA. fLsgs
Nsoo ourhenj Thomas Fobea leave iof Tsrr
Crus is above, plnctnally carrying the U. S. Mails
....RsteH PaBsase....
-1S
Aeasurenent goods cubic foot cent?
Fortnight orpassag having elegant
sad ateerage passenger appyto
HARRIS d MORGAN, foot OF Juliastrset,
opposite the Steamship Landing
Nv Passengers muat provide pap6ris
Mexican Consul. '' ie15
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ESOR OSTON-The A / clipper ssSS.
ID bark ELLEN A. PARSONS, Webb master SlShAAsy
having nearly all her cargo engaged will immediate dpe
balance passage having
plyto ie8 GEO. W. HYNsoN. 70 Camp street.
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BOSTON,.

IyOR BOSTON A l fast sailing ssgN
a. American lhip SEWAII, Captain Morrill, SShaAE
will For freight bills
J. P. WHITNEY co., 81 Camp street.
GSf Fer passage, apply the Captain on board js91
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LHOR BOSTON.-T A fast sailing ,RssN
u sailing Bark BR00sA, Capt Packard, ia load SAAsG
and will have quick dpa eh For freight Of 1000 bags Corn
appytc p. WHITNEY CO.. 81 Camp street
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EyOR BOSTON-(Regula Line of ssssss
Packets )-The regular packet ship FRANCGSIA, 4A
W. Poole having large portion Of her cargo sngaged
whays aulck dispatch apply
ie2 GEO W. HfNSoN II Camp street.
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LONDON.

EYOR LONDON.-The A fast sailing fsN
IL Bremen ship NEPTUNE, Captain Bahe is now $AaAskaS
oing and will have immediate dispatch. For freight
bAeeo apply to YolGIS lEANEENAUn Al Carondee st,
OrtcJ. P. WHITNEY CO, 81 Camp
tE- For passage apply to The Captain board jeli