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PUTIN Al MS MONTHLY.
A q g q s T.
Contents Of No. XXI.

Contents Of No. XXXII.
Turkish Wars of Former Times
AS illustrated by the Adventures of Captain John
Smith, President OF Virginia, and Admiral of New
England.
Ny Lost Youth.
The Bell Tower.
Unknown Tongues-The Language of Animals.
About Babies.
Life among the Mormons.
The River Fisheries of North America = The
Artificial Propagation of Fish
Cape Cod-The Beach.
First Friendship.
Living in the Country.
Country Fireplace - Lares and Penates - Senti-
on Paper"Warms Weather"A Fosia and Eruption
ofNoseologists constitutional Law, &c.
Sir John Sucking.
Twice Married-continued.
The Armies of Europe.
Editorial Notes.
American Literature and Reprints.
Religious Works Histories. Miscellanies.
European Literature.
England. France. Germany. Hungary. Italy.
Music.
New Publications and Advertisements.
Opinions of the Press.
We have spoken thus length of Putan's Monthly,
because we think is due TO the enterprise that
as people II has not in every number come up to the
promise which 1t held out from the beginning il is none
the less true mat no periodical ever before published IN
country reflected truly the thoughts of Repub
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There is much good writing and literary ability in
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any of The English Magazines.-N Y. Courier.
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Journal.
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Per New Orleans and Jackson Railroad.
ARRIVALS IN TIE HOTELS FOR PAST Two DAYS.

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servant Ala Aeattan l1dy teTvArt Baton
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sumption; 81 Baker Laieurehe; Campbell, H Alden Ma 3
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Louis AK; Morehssd vance LADY and
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MEMORANDA.

Cherokee tailed Company with the brig GrEare Poland
for this port
Capt Hatfield the ship oweHssts Liverpool reports having
weather whole having carried stud
in.als frat day to The Southwest Pats.
Steamship Vanderbilt . Key West the 9lst ul snd s The
The steamship OF West from San Jnan
the 3d. and left New York. The schooner Con-
9sh for Aakspa Left at Tampa Bay the
the Uhed sa Surveying schooner Foaa ut St Marks the
ash the Mary Chapman, Wsumpks
Ward Saline Wasia Bell Flower 5ehooners Wild
Pigeon ershon The brig Andersen sailed day for
10 o'clock M Paused Florida OF Southwest
Cape 9stu osk. NJ off Apalaehcoa Bar passed
schcnner Bdfrd hence bound left in port two bsks two briggs
reeoeetei a0h eff Pensacola passed
Emma Deney bound The Vanderbilt eIpssnsed
gale Pnscoa sid Pass oe and crossed the bar
A N; arrived 81 her wharf at l91S P NJ.
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GRO CERIEs OoERIEs

]. H. CARTER & CO.;
CORNER COMMON AND TcHoUpIToULAs STREETS
ossrtO sss the following articles ali arrivals
MAcKEREL-26oo packages Nc, ], ands.
oODFfsR-s5 drumf, 80 half do, 1900 bo1ea.
HERRING-l5o bbla, 100 kite, and 500 boxes.
SALMeN--l0 bbls 20 hllf dc, SO or, and 10 kis.
HALIBuT FINs-ae kits.
TONGUES and souNDs-Io half b bis, and 100 ktA.
MESS sHAD-a0 half bbls, and 80 kite.
RAoKEp SALMON and HALIBUT-4 cases. 5."=
BALTIMORE ROE HERRIEG-2o halt bbs.
LoBsTERs, CLANS, SALMON, MACKEREL and HALIBUT, il
and lb cans, 50 casss.
Oils.
SPERM olL-6 casks and 90 bbls.
WHALE GlL-so casks and loo bbls.
uNsEED OILS casks Boiled Raw.
TANNERS Oils bbls Nc. l and 2.
NEATsFooT oIL-lO bbls MOL.
MACHINERY oIL-sO bhir .5..==
SWEET oIL-i5o baskets, quarts and pints
LUCIA OII-Io cases.
CRUSHED and POWDERED SUGARS bbi.
TEAs-2oo half ehesis Pouchong 100 Glib boxss
FIRE CRAcKERs-s00b boxes.
SPLIT PEAS-l5 half bbls.
PEARL BARLEY-a5 kegs, .H5-
RUCKwHEAT-lgb boxsl.
oNIoES-i00 bbls Silver Skins,
PoTATOTs-s40 bbls Northsrn
soAP-soo boxes Boston Neil.
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GHoooLATH-loo Csrrs.as, yanils Z, Nills,
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do for we sos DO wbsa swi;t Nsrton
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Rsnas5r @ oS psel " 70 s9ngIss
shnYt A. a., IN. Is " ~ I.
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wheat Felowea Hco-Total, les hide tobacco
WATERLoo-seamsr New LatonaT bales cotton Campbell Il
sIoDEi beiioeq o-5 Oskey Hsukinsi4 Mlttnberge
sar ~ ts ne sn I a. 1so y eaas II
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Daibf 4 naouas DO Lapve MeCasi-is DO Me-
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nolassss RsnsTos bales cotton 81 hhds sugar 5s
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urAn EVE oss, enis Eront " 90
40 beans sks oats Jpuy geo
Deans 90 sppies " 20 Donne eszna eoEss1 SACKS
"aeA' W SHAW &co-sso 90 e7erton-ei4 90 Duieher
grave 800 es sope Psrnee B@ ess la sua
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SPOKEN,

By the steamship Vanderbilt 10th u il tie Calf thp Ccrds
liza bark John Dsnha the 18Th of Key West ship TynE
on the lsth inst schooner Garrison.
Issea Jenes October F Cape Spa
bark E Churchill from Gibraltar bound to Charleston
By the bark Cherokee the 2s Of the Southwest pasf sehec
Mary Lucrea from Charleston for Atakspaa. d
ship Col Cuts goth the
Crbs ship Edith this On the 9Sd Int 81 loA ark
Heicon. from cstijh, Wales, bound .or Havana
By ship Fanny hcHsnr from Liverpool the asd November ship
Ear West. he IsaaeE.
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04 Rugeley, B.ir Davenport ksss
Wilson, Fl4ushs Crmmnes
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whea., $500 sareS, III udIs hides.
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timber. spar.
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hb whisky hhds OATS
80 kegs nails.
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kaeou sk eofs 30 bales hay; cigars