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FOURTH WARD AMERICAN CHUBBY reference to
The notice elsewhere the members Of this club will see
that they called upon to meet this evening at the
corner Of st. Louis street and Exchange Alley, at
haIfpast I o'clock, and to bring as many friends
alan II 90 inra ctiea]llp Rally
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THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER ., 1856

NJ ritiny for he Crescent rtR
lsse Bsa Iii that ayoaynons cohan'i
cations. az e Required that e name and status %
he rsriser kora 10 In coRdencs Of eonrse) bofe
sasertton.
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Business.

Yesterday was all in all the most unavorable day
for out door transac ions we have had for some weeks
particularly as it commenced about the middle OF the
day to rain and continued through the afternoon,
and from appearances the greater part of the night
Boats were prevented from departure, and general
embargo laid On all out Of door transactions There
were arrivals from Red River, bringing in small loads
of cotton only The full receipts of the staple up to
o'clock, P. NJ were by the John j. Roe, sos bales,
$3.50 of which being taken from one of the packets
aground above Natchez) by the Julia, from Memphis
1856 bales Lone Star, from Shreveport, 435 Rnna
way from Fulton, 453---Total 4,026 bales. The re
cepts for the same day last year were 1924 bales
Regarding this important article at this time take
the following from the Memphis Morning Bulletin OF
last Saturday: .m
The carly opening Of the season, the rcmunerativc
price received for the leading staple and the exceed
ing activity exhibited in the several departments OF
trade all augur most tavoraby for prosperous, busy
season. and for which our merchants are well pre-
pared The receipts of cotton are very liberal, al
ready showing an increase over last season at this
time, and are daily increasing. The receipts of mer
| chandise by river arc large, while Of ,np-country
products they very light. In groceries the receipts
have been fair increasing the supply, and prices are
| well maintained.
The weather continues very dry and quite cool FOL
the season of year. The river is still reccding, ant
IS now pretty near eNtfcme low wafer marx, WIN only
to feet water on the principal bars, rendering
navigation difficult for the packets which only
run partly loaded. Freights are unchanged, and cot
| ton is going forward freely.
Clean cottons and those of the better classes NEE
with ready sale at prices ranging from II to l2c.
the general sales ruling at II to ll4c The frosts
mentioned in our last, extended South below Vicks
burg, and damaged the product Of the crop materially
but to what extent can hardly be known as yet. TIL
prospects of the crop pretty generally unayoablc
| ma 1Srt of bUnVaOc
which has prevailed during the week. and the tenG
ency of prices is upward Though exchange is goin
down and freghs stiff there will be no lack of way
and means for the transportation coastwse or to fol
eign ports for at least brief period of time. Their
will be several arrivals of vessels within few days
and, abiding to freghts of grain to Europe, we al
reminded of the following notice issued on the LIST
this month by the Board of Underwriters i'll Ne
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MASS MEETING AND BARBECUE IN PLAouEMTSEs.
There will be q FillmoreU Union mass meeting and
barbecue in the parish Of Plaquemines, at Mackey 5
plantation, opposite Pointe-ala-H ache. on Monday
10th inst. Ample preparations will be made for the
reception Of tile largest sort Of q crowd. Distn-
guished speakers will address the assemblage; and q
cordial invitation to attend and participate is ex
tended to the Fillmore men Of New Orleans.
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Fillmore Rally.

MASS MEETING OF THE FIRST WARD AMERICAN
CLUB, at the DRYADES MARKET on THURSDAY EVEN.
ING, 9th inst.
AL he their political preferences what they tay invited
attend Several Speakers will address the meeting.
JAMES BEGGS, President
" & NrTrur1J cacretorv o7 2p2t
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\ Cheering and Truthful letter.

We find the following letter in the Savannah Re-
publican of the 4th inst, and commend it to the
attentive consideration of our readers although it is
but one of the nnumerabe indications going to show
that the Empire State will range herself on the side
of Union and Fillmore in the coming month OF
November
There is no earthly doubt that New York will cast
her thirtyye electoral votes for Fillmore That is
conceded on all hands. As We have frequently re-
Marked New jersey is equally sure, in our deliberate
opinion. And we have the strongest sort Of hopes
for Massachusetts,. So we have in regard to Connec
tcut. In both of these last named States the struggle
will be between Fillmore and Fremont Buchanan
being entirely out of the question If there are any
national Buchanan voters in Massachusetts, and Con
nectcut they owe it to themselves and their country
to vote for Fillmore. AS we shall hear from Pennsyl
vana, Ohio and Indiana next week, we shall await
the results with the confident assurance that the pre-
dictions heretofore made by lis will be verified.
But to the letter above referred to. Here it is:
New YORK, Sept. 20 1856.
Editor o. Satnnah Republican BE of good cheer Ceor
giails State will for Fillmore beyon6 dotjt i cf, b
figured out. Only let tie South do her .y and Fillmore
eleeed by the people wish could cGtct portion Of TIT
enthusiasm manifested here for The "ar"dn hcht. nscarf
popular but gaining strength every day have enonGl
in various parts Of the State convince that Nv Bncn
is nowhere The contest is betwoen Fillmore and Fremont TIN
ahead Say Georgia that New York certain for Fill
and poaeson viii the South not vote for man ever
Of tie ay hi. claims rpUn every seon will b
nobly vintiicated i'll November
Yours truly. j. +. H., Of Florida.
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FecneOu0t.
I32 CANAL STREET. 12f.
j. q. CAMERON G. co.
Beg leave ~ inform their aud the p" generally
thar they have their stock of Garung, Floor oil
Cloths, etc. from u Charcs and y NH-on1"'sc streets, TO
their AID spacious Store Ne Ia CANAL STREET, Ton
buildings.
We art nav receiving varied usso.tmunof Rich English
MEDALLION, VELVET and
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY ChRPETISG,
Of eritcly lew patterns a"i designs;
Also Of
TLEEEpIT aud VENETIAN GAEFETING;
RAlHES, DEUGGETS and RUGS,
onr usual variety Of patterns and Qualities;
Embroidered Lace uri Muslin CURTAINS,
Silk Wool ":d Wool DANAsK, direct from The best MANI
tNctorus in France and England;
WINDOW SHADES, GILT Curnices ard Pins and variety
Of TAoe Covers;
FLOOR OIL CL0TE ; "A feet wide by 1o5 feyt long,
which we c@ 10 Suit my size room OF hall.
M Of wirI will e!l a. ;hc lowest market prices.
J. D, CAMERON 4 CO.,
Of 2r6t IL Canal street, Tourc buildings.
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5U IlSC says ::
We have had several fine white frosts during this
and last week. The weather is delightful, and every
thing begins to look winterish. Our farmers will not
be injured materially by this early visit, cotton gen
orally has maturcd As they will get through picking
much earlier than usual they might take small con
tract on the railroad, which would help things along
wonderfully every way.
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OFFICE OF TlE BOARD OF UNDENWRI1ERs,{
No 20 Will street, New York, Sept. %, 1856
To Owners Masters Agents Of Vessels loading GRAIN
am Instructed inform you that and after the Isl day of
October the limit of grain board vessel for the winter
months will be fixed tourths her registered tonnage
l.. LATHAM.
Whether this applies to vessels loading at this port
is not understood However, as there are but very
few vessels which load entirely with grain here, our
own Board of Underwriters, We presume will assume
to the regulating of the conditions, pro and con.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP NIAGARA.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP NIAGARA.
NEW YORK, Oct. s.-Thc Royal Mail steamship Nj
agara, Capt Ryne, from Liverpool on the afternoon
of Saturday, the 9th ult. has arrived at Halifax en-
route for Boston. Her adyices are three days later
than brought by the Anglo Saxon and Aragon.
The Liverpool and Montreal screw steamer North
American from Quebec and the U. S. Mail steamship
Ericsson from New York, both arrived out at Liver
pool on the oath ult.
Commercial Intelligence
LIvERpoOI, Sept. 24.-Cotton closed firm. The
sales of the week amounted to IS 900 bales of which
spectators took 10000 and exporters 5000 bales.
The market is firm and active, and though there is
some improvement and prices stifer quotations are
unchanged
The Manchester market was steady. Breadstuils
closed steady. Wheat had declined Is. In flour an
average business had been done without any Quotabe
change in prices.
| Corn-The sales were unimportant, and former
quotations are barely maintained. The weather has
been very wet.
Provsions-The market is generally unchanged
and closed quiet. In lard but little has been done
during the week. Rice is quiet Hams closed quiet
The Money Market
LONDON Sept. 24.-Consols are depressed, and
closed at 93t to 93S for money. The bullion in the
Bank of England has increased $4,000.
o
| r. How often do hear the inquiry
made what ean get this violent crnnlp nightly
subject we'll know the be my frequent in
diligence eating the vegetables and fruits of the
sides taking iolen glasses of ice during The
dyconseQueutly pay the penalty Our advice >lcl
would be- always 10 keep bottle Of IOSTETTERS CElE
DRAFTED STOMACH BITTERS in the house, will AiTor'
instant relief any person having Cramps Spasu,s Cholera
81
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ma We are indebted to the officers Of the steamer
James Montgomery for st. Louis papers.
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THE CHR1sTY Notwithstanding the inclemency
of the weather. these attractive Ministries had quite
fair audience last evening. Their amusing drolleries
were received with much applause. They perform
again this evening and will, no doubt, be greeted
with an Overlooking house.
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.gslc Orleans Garnet BT'urcRoesse,
Fashionable Clothing.
r, PITKIrT & CO.,

r. fSsCHOEEWGPtE SGStEEFheSe
r. PITKIrJ & CO.,
No, 81 CAMP STREET,
Between Common and GI'aricr streets.
Wra HOW receiving by every arrival full aud Fashionable
Stock Of CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
BUSINESS SUITS variety Of cuors ard the est and be9t
styles,
PILOT cloth COATS a large and splendid assortment
AND PALETOT extra long and Large and mcdW length
TAIMAS AND CATEIONlANS, hv!te, stsleNnd fine finish
Black aud Huc Cloth CLOAkS, long ami medium lengths,
and neat finish,
Black Hlu", Brownlu Olive CLOTH FRpCkS and DRESS
COATS finished in the best STYLE IHednn ard line quality
VESTS, Of every variety.
Black iru) Fancy Velvet VESTS
Cashmere Coarel and Black and Ill styles Of SILK VESTS.
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS.
DRESSING GOWNS.
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING. fall Stock
BOYS AND YOUTHS SHIRTS.
EMBRELIAS
TRUNKS.
Aud every article wanted for outfit will he ol rs low A.
can be purchased III the rty.
r. PI'TkIN CO.,
of 2p;tyltW 81 camp STREET.
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department viii Mon" ay NoTcElber 1;h lot5
ana will terminate the ensuing March,
James Jones. ". D., Professor Of ltciice o MtG5riEe
J. l.. RidIeiI, VI. H.. Professor Of Chemistry.
Warren Stone II. D., Professor Of Surgery.
\. II. CcT4s, N, H., Professor Of Obstetrics.
Mott, N. D., Professor Of Mat9tia Nedca.
J. q. T. Wedetsr!ndt, VI; D.. Professor q Anatomy
Thomas nn NJ d. Professor OF Phi rsoOsy lHd Patlt ~.
Gilbert $. Vance, NJ. D., Demousat0r Of Anatomy.
The for DiSsecl;ng will be the :ld Monday IL
October.
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and SnrFeors Of The
Chy Hospital and attend this insGion tEom November &c
April.
The Students accompany the Professors in their Wis.,, and
free OF Ncsse, enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
Ti"re during e about eight hundred persons Ie
scribe, for daily.
Preliminary the Course will be delivered daily in
the Altithetre Of The Hospital FROM the first MnnGht IN No
Percussion, and other Subjects without NY c'le @ ldt:
TIIOM. As HUNT, NJ. D., Dean.
The Administrators Of the Charity Hospital elect annually IN
iustitlIol aul david
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nAY AxD HoAnDINes scIEOolt FoN EoyNa

III
Quoted ny Madame DesraNAiN |H' ~ ~ afett
tween Tusoshouse sud hirmviIlc Streets Ne" 'rlt"i -
The Session o! this establish Nrn' II S i! I've
FIFTY boardcrs and "n ii""'e thn ';6
I,4v Scholars Attached the prclSc, fine mit nor,
good wharf The institution poEj thorough az! SIT
st,al instruction every and department u e'Er":f
facilities for the NJ HE French it
u,I.,c Sici. and Socge taught M NJ: PtF"te lie
known e Orchestra of the New u: trtra NJ
Provost will reside Al the Pass during the sllfir and "lNi
t>uinE and sOie-r i'll lh1 cl t:hhrLi he
will also give private lessons in tHlnicS
Examinations i'll music take place cEcrS ~ 9TH 'rrt'4 winter
in city and every fortnight ur- r ac a. Pass
The ci;y school remains the Sct !aT hd'!rT AG
day scholars. N.Y. ~
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FOURTH WARD AMERICAN CLUB TONIGHT,
the Of ST. Louis and Exchange stley. ha
past O'Clock Members requested attend and TO bring
rs many friends possible
% 9plt BY ORDER Of TIE PRESIDENT.
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Secondhand Etsl1sltte1e Bought

iyln 23GW ~ Magazine street,
Secondhand Furniture R0seYhS.
The highest Cash paid for all descriptions Of Second
Furniture. Persons leaving the city and wishing to dis
pose furniture, will find ii their Advantage to call On
the un'!rrSi En,l.
tlo-Secod hand Furniture sofa, exchanged and cInred
z, N. T0URNE,
10 2p3m y lii"onne street
SaGdSery, Harness 01aG Trunks.
The subscribers just received full supply Of English
French and American
GADDIE;&5
FOR LADIES a d GENT LEMEN NJ
Inculing many late Improvements. Their stock OF both SIN
GI.F;ud DOUBLE
,HH "a Es u "A 81 fS
Is NOT To BE EQUAII.F.D IN TIE SOUTH. Also con
s;v ON hand complete assortment Of Ladies and tentlt-
mems SOLE LEATHER
11i or "FtT.S,
and other articles in .cr line to which they invite attention.
WING; MA HINES,
'' " LACEY & CO.,
jeo2 2p'nl 81 ST. Charles street.
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y rARTMENTrhe Lectures in t,is prpartment VIII eNa'
nencc SECOND MONDAY Of NoNe!bgr 1861 47f cor
time anti the FIRST MONDAY OF APRIL IS2t. hrE ~"
important branches o. CIV tup!oh 'o''
l,tion.l aud International Law well Equity, lHEsErE-
deic and Practice Lect,s will be delivered y four Pro-
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RATiIs-B ATHs-BATHs-D Ne.

- 2i st. Charles
ROLLINS at his post. The NeTanGlh ti-e for
of his well known
Time The 2nt ply scis, has restored hu t't4r
where he can give all hours Hot Cold NApoy, Slower
MedicHteh BATHS.
His RARBER'S SALOON is supplied with the artists
the country can Afford Shaving Hair eating: Cleaning.
eng Dressing have been reduced scyice ie
he with Al6crty
i4stiGious.
he well assorted stock Of rc-! iERY.
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics and Ike best Dyes Tones
the hair
Call his Diamond Hair Cutting md Bnthng Saloon
mis- tim JOSEPH ROLLINS.
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The moral cement Of all society is virtue it unes
and preserves. while vice separates and destroys The
good may well be termed the salt of the earth. For
where there is no integrity, there can be no conf
dence and where there is no confidence there can be
no nnanimity.
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Rough ulsG EtfnFy GEssb.

FILLMORE RANGERS = THIRD DISTRICT
The members of the above Club will meet FRIDA'
EVENING, 10th inst nj iHl.pas o'clock, At the Unite
States Hotel Mrs. CallwelPs) by order:
os 2p3t D. BRADBURY, Captain
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~ We have received from the publishers throughJ j..
c. Morgan, Exchange Place adjoining the Post Office,
the following late additions to the literature of the
day, which We think are worth the attention of our
readers:
KNIGHTS AND THEIR DAYS. BY DR.. Doran, author
Of g Lives of the Queens of England of the house
Of Hanover etc, etc. New York: Redfeld
This is very interesting history of chyalry, its
rise progress and decline, in which are sketches Of
all the most celebrated orders Of knghthood and their
places Of abode, etc. We bespeak for it very rapid
sale.
The HILLS OF THE SHATEMNc By the author of
the 'sWide, Wide World" New York D. APP
pleton & Co.
A We cannot use stronger language in the praise Of
this work than to say that it fully maintains the
great reputation of its author 1t will be read
sure, by all.
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EutG Dry Goods,
No. 1876 CuuaI street, Touro Buildings.
Ecweeu Royal Nu bourbon streets.
=. x, f.. j. +, IL /. y q { O..
IlnycTlow in tlcl store very elegant stock OF
Hack tll,t CnIurci SIl.kS;
DE LANES and C.ASliMERES;
WOOL. PI.AIIt and French C.AltCOES:
HOSIERY and EMIsltUIDNKlES
SGARFS, MANTIf:S and CIGARS;
French DROADCLOTliS and CtSSINEEES
French and EAt BED BLANKETS;
Toilet Gipl Wccd Fed QUILTS;
CURTAIN DAMASkS.
-ALSO-
Fed ami 7 ABLE LINENS:
Lace and Muslin ~ !tTAINS;
and compile suuk the yru!o kinds u VIII re GOODS.
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No greater nuisance exists than the man who is
continually 4poking his fun at you" He pokes and
pokes until he regularly bores you through and
through
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FILLMORE RANGERS MASS MEETINGS.
MEET INGS at the following named places Tie days Ies@
mated, Viz:
l. At the Claiborne street Market, First District WE'D
NESDAY, Sll October.
, Attn Irene Market, Second District, IN WEDNESDAY,
18th October.
;. Al the Washington Market, Third p;st:ct on WEDNES-
DAY, 22d October
1. At the Magazine Market Fourth District OH MON
DAY, 9Th October
3 At the ST. Mary's Market Frs: U.uic:, WEDNESDAY,
29:h October
E The Speakers who i1vted 10 address t above meet
nes respectively will he The day preceding
meeting.
L. T. PARKER, President.
r. X IJOwrrI Secrntary oil 2p
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New BANK IN GEoRGIA.-We learn from the
Savannah News of the 4th inst. that new bank
named the Southern Bank, has commenced opera
lions in Bainbridge, having the sum of 100000 in
gold, capital as required by the charter. N L. Cloud,
Esq, Is President and B. II. Gee, ESD Cashier.
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j.. W.. SEYMOUR,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BATON ItOUG L, L. A.,
lis Proe in all It's Branches i'll the P"THhe OIL
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE,
EAST and WEST FELlC1A ANA
Aud S1rprEyr t.CI7RT in New Orleans trtlG 2p;f
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2p(al NNttlLlatNte.

TIE WEATnER,-Wc had rain yesterday and last
night with every prospect Of an indefinite continuance which
is all wight suppose 1t being regularly i'll the bills for pco-
her Umbrellas and indiH rubber goods taking their
turn which suppose considered all right by the dealers III
rmlr elns and III Hin rllhsr gnOIs.
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RuEfg! Really! Rally !

W. S. MITCHELL, Secretary.
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asp OtIeatts 4ailg Crssfert.
~ .
Faith


T;as and neat, but doubled by Time,
ct5 Woman kIleIt ut her household shrine,
Ana imnIoret Tie Lord for food /; s4
~ st1h giye us this day our daily bread
For I'VE not morsel,' = the poor woman SAW
n But teach me to be good. y
III Heavens high chancel her prayer was heard
And the boon she asked was notlong deielTea'
But in mercy, quickly given ~.
Some boys were passing the lone one wv '1ono
855 And heard her prayer, and saw ner iiatpto.e
II :s54 Tor 4 Inorsel Of bread from Heaven,
slyly one crept to the top Of. the house,
/. Ns;saiess breathless, aye; & still as mouse,
i And threw down the loaf she crayed.
- 4 Nv prayers are answered. the poor woman
said,
while eagerly she partook of the bread,
which was down the chimney STAYED.
The boys al laughed, and E granny they said,
sDo vol think the Lord could have sent that bread
Attribute Of Faith from Heaven :"
We threw the loaf down the chimney hue,
When we heard the prayers that were uttered
by you, !,
For morsel of food to be given"
r The Lord did send it, my children" she said,
h If the devil bro't il, twas holy bread
\ For Che PRAYERS Of the rig hteous are heard
And often my children, the human means
Sc F,nployed BY the Lord are strange, it seems
TO fulfI his sacred word. e a
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IMPORTS,

GALVESTON AND INnI ANoLA-Ste9%1sh Louisia ana
q do Farley Juey &eo- do Kelly &eol4 do to Carroll
. do Perkins &coS do Harde &co-36 % williams &eo
do Yeamun &col2 do to Bradley Wilson &co-S DO to
Buchannon, Carroll &co7 hides Ycaman Sco-o do g
Canden-7 bbls -four Harvey &col Dbl pecaus Grief
&co-Sl3j gold TO Mcdowell Mills &co-l35 horses Afpcr
Total, 26l bales cotton.
LIVERPOOL-Ship Fanny Fosdick-19 cases steel 10 A
Whiting &col do m1se L Frseo- do a pkgS do to Stnr
zenegger Eenod3 thread to Prehn &col25l bars
and So bundles iron A do sheet iron q boxes tin plate pes.ey
lis bars steel Shark Stauer &co2 pkgs mdse aa
mon &co-55 do Burnside Sco-l bale Irvine Pierre &co
cases 25 PIX IS mdse tiralan63 10 casks eMAre
Motion &co-1 bale blankets do mdSc II Holiness
bales do bales blankets VI Haggerty Bros do bale
mdse II Tetchford &co-2 do do Il Magnanl hid
eware Mctiegor co-59 sacks sal 2I5 boxes tin
plate s. crates hhdS casks eware to order.
RUATAN ISI.AND-Schr Dolphin-Fruit to A Cochran
& Hall
PENsACOIA-schr West ForidaO0 900 feet lumber 25 001
laths to Pooley, Nico AGO.
PEARL RIVER-schr Elizabeth Ann--io cords wood to or
der.
BONFOUCA-SChr IIarkawny-9 cords wood TO order
Pearl. RINER-Selr Mary Ann-20 cords wood to order.
NEW YORk-Ship Gelana-Assorted mdse.
CRISTOI-Bark New Empire-397 brrs RI iron to order
VERA CRUZ-Schr Francisco-In ballast
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REMUNERATION OF Mr.. Haven't affords us great
pleasure says the Washington Organ of the llth, to
announce the denomination of the Hon. S. G, Haven
for seat in the House of Representatives. from the
Erie district of New York, which lie has so long. so
ably, and so faithfully represented. Mr. Haven is one
of the soundest men in the American ranks aud is
universally esteemed in every section Of the country
as true patriot of the Clay and Fillmore school,
and man of unimpeachabe integrity in every rela.
ton Of life. We anticipate his reelection with the
fullest confidence
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NEW YORK VIA HAVANA-SteAmship Philadelphia
200 bales aoW Il casks grease bales SKINS 70
bbls pecans, 90 pkgs mdse.
GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-Steamshp Mexico-54
bbs flour 5 bags coffee $50 bb whisky 80 do potatoes 200
candles R sacks 200 boxes soap 100 bbs nolasses
5000 feet lumber, 222 pkgs mdse.
TAMPA BAY-Steamship Acknowledgement stores.
VERA CRUz-Schr Burush9i0 hf bales cotton, 325 bbls
flour, 10 boxes nails, II pkgs mdse.
PENSACOLA-Schr Ann Eza-60 bbs flour, 10 do pork Is
bb molases 10 lime casks bacon, 100 sacks corn 80
boxes Tobacco 80 kegs nails pcs bagsng 10 coils rope Al
pkgs mise