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Notice to Shippers.
@ ssa 80 o.

IT being OF ths utmost Importance for the proper
Il profession ot the Track, snd "a Keep aus 81 the
Nay OF gravel aud other uaas that freight trains be
fun AT regular UNIFORM rate 81 spse4, shich only
DC accomplished ~ running schs.iUin tame tkuse-
fnsF, IA order that she rslgut trains may ran on
the Tins Lsid down ia the scheae, H. ordered that
afisr thrty days lrsiln tais date freight ~il Dc re-
eeiN~d by tas Nashsiiis an1 CaattAasaga Railroad
Company a. Schedule slstioss 0nly.
W. COIR
sept Of TranspoFsatoa y. &C r. r.
lAn2e-u
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Real estate Sales.
Ser SAKE.

BEAUTIFUL Residence in Edgeheld. l IL
n have for sale fine private residence, IsEEzE
situated in kxlgeicld IN HGbson x Mheless, tEFRE.l
Second Addition, on the corner of Hobson and
Fathcrland streets. The lot fronts Fatherland
150 feet comnlenciug the corner of Hobson street,
and runs back ITO feet to sixteen foot alley, being
lots No. ST. So and So, and enclosed with SUBJ
stantal plank fence The grounds ornamented
with beautiful shade and fruit trees. The house is
fine, one-story cottage building, containing rooms
in all with other necessary outbuildngs, and is fur
nished in the most complete and handsome style.
This is of the and desirable locations
in Edgeieid. will give a bargain in this property.
For terms, &C, apply to
jan3-2w E R GIASCOCK. Agent
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For Sale or Nent.

TNHE beautiful residence of JAMES '. HAYS
Il at Antioch Tepot, the Nashville and -.
Chattanooga Railroad, about eight miles from Iis-
the city, containing Ninety Acres OF Land, shout
Fifty Acres of which is cleared, the balance
heavily tmbered. with the fine Improvements VIII
be rented for the year 1859, u good tenant. We
will also sell the above place on reasonable terms
and at low figures. or particulars enquire OF Jas.
V. Hays, on Market street, or to
& r. GLASCOCK,
dec24-1m
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New Arrangement for 1859.

HAVING taken charge Of the large aud wei knoan
Il essahiishment On Cedar street No Is form .riy
s.ceapiet ~ Thomas a. James prepsrrd u take
Negroes GA commission for sale, ~ reasonable
rates aay house tbs city. Ny hoase Il As com
fcrtaeic and vel arranged Aay house the kind
IA the West viii give my special Htion % the
sale 81 any property tfst nay be plg IL my hands Tor
sase. Gfeat stf be taken psevenf the es fss
g say 1rEre uegrocs out no 1lstanee 4iIf j.
liable ~ any that may eszfe. all t4y tle aaFke e
pr.os sor negTc~s brcEsht - my oftoe. share a
pubie lsgor i al ask Ny rslerence : any seatls
na1u n Ire coahsy who knows nae.
baalf-zf EpNTS & HAWKTxs
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Tinware.

fstiE saesrFtbs<s ne@ rssekef N stAe eASf,-
fAcItkk OF fi>HARk livery Pi~~e ttas
se4xes sAe ao1se szssEa.eez 1nd asszssd wiih The
Efsa4fc<f care
sF-ell essentina ls rad 70 Repairing c.okng vss-
szis and al zFsiclcs - Imeare
t.nls-x kkckEkuE 4 kfsuaIS.
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Peace with the NavaIoes.


INDErENDEHCE, Jan. 24.-rhe Santa Fe
mail of the 9th has arrived. Peace with the
Nayajues has been concluded.
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80 .aIe prizes amounting to...........sl- 20. 0u0
Tickets so. Halves SO, Quarters s. % Fghths a. So
Package of % Whole Tickets, a SO costs . So
There are II drawn ballots, aud oach ballot be-
ing worth $50 makes $240
Is per cent OF, beng ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
Leaves net..-......... ............... 20f
Leaving risk h The purchaser ,.......... SSIC
Persons who desire need only remit the risk on "a
Package, for which we IN send a Certificate, as fol
lows:
Certificate OF Package Of &c wholes costs. $500 90
do do. % Halves. =. $50 ~
DO do. - Quarters.....-.. as 90
do do 20 Eghths - 81 SO
~ All orders addressed L. r. FRANcx x Co, Man
ayers, Baltimore, Nd vii meet with prompt aiien
ton, and tie printed Official drawings sent a
FRANCE 4 Co,
iane-td Managers, Maryland state Lotteries
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION

NEW ORLEANS jim. ls-COTTON-Ihere was fair
demand yesterday, with of about bales at
very full prices, without any marked advance. We
quote as before
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Gotteries.
N cod, Eddy ~ Co.'S
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES
CHARTERED By THE STATE OF GEoReIA)
Capital pYtZe $5O.00Oi
Tickets Only Ten DOIIars!!!
Notice 20 the PuhIic

AZ the members Of our hrm have, by way of pur-
chase, become the owner OF the grants chartered by
the Suucs al Delaware, Kentucky Missouri, and par,
II Those "a Georgia, under the mana cement 81 Messrs
Gregory AauFy, q Wilmington. delaware, Ne have
dee med tvSpeocnt 60 change the name 81 our firm,
81 ana after January lst ls59. o. that OF WOoD Ed
by CO.. who VII hereafter have the manage meRt
q the sparta Academy Lottery. and the others, as
above named
In al transactions We have endeavored o. conduct
uur business Win integrity and promptness aud We
c'-u assure i1" pubic that the Patronage heretofore
bestowed oa us E well deserving ~ being transferred
o. our successors al Very respectfully,
srL :. SWAN l. co.
Augusta, Georgia, Dec IS. 1858.
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New Telegraph Line.
railroad DImeuIties settled.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 24.-The Telegraph line
was opened to LeavenwOrth, Kansas, yester-
Il
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Music. Music.

TUST received the following new ,-
- and pretty Music, viz: Dnke of il -
MalacoH's March, Picoilonni Schot- = n 1l Il II
tIsh, Syren Polka Louisa Miller and u "
Empire Quadrilies, Capt SpelmaIi's Quick Step to-
Their with editions of INV own public tons
so g, Onward Row sight At Home, Cushla Machree,
Ny Prayers shall rise To Heaven Stars Of the Summer
Night, Gentle Words, by Weber, and Arthur Ire
Waltzcs. Meiora, Ran amus, and Rosebud Scottishes
81. ClOnd Tennessee Goodle tsviile Nav Qaren, an
many others. Besides fresh SUPPLY NJ Steinway
X sons Pianos. JAS. A. MCCLURE,
jau2+-tf No. SO Union street.
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savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, Jan. - sales of cotton to-day COS
bales, without any quotIbe change. The steamers
news came too late to have any effect upon the
market.
Charleston Market
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LEV THAN
Livery, Sale Il Exchange Stables,
NORTH MARKET STREET,
j. c. M'FERRIN, Proprietor.
THE Undersigned having leased the rhove well.
Il known establishment formerly KEEP BY Mr. JoHx
n rLasN, has thoroughly repaired and reiitted in
all q departments, and challenges conpetition IA
point q convenience and oapscity from any similar
establishments IA The south
W LIVERY.
shall keep constantly Ga band a number OF hand.
some vehicles II all ksnds, and a stud Of horses
unsurpassed IA style, sPesd And safety.
am prepared % al any bii sor geatiesnea srish-
ing O. parehase carriage. buggy ssddis horses and
Wl guarantee entire ssftsfacaloa.
Drivers ~ stock wlli aaa my estabIshrasnt suit
able accommodations for aay Eambur u horses or
males, al reasonable rates.
BOARDING..
Geaten Wishing srrosnns. .iatssH far horses and
veheics ensaru thai stock sil Fucr4vs tie besg
atiuatAaa, saa - she lowest carEeat rates
am also proTltea slh al The tseslEica for Break
iHs, SAsng, NkkiAg Asd poskiag hsrsss .d wil 81
saii-iAelloa.
wl receive sna sell sack q all knas on caaasnis-
sara, aaa froua taaroagb args4iataBcs and easstas
familiarity VITA the masket. Feel AeslSalAon !
promising ssti-s4rttan.
3. az detsrsniasa 10 give saEssf.esisn % al All
mas eEn, Esriioa u pahiae IA4trsasEs u -olsred
J. C. Mcff1ktEN,
1AalS-%ily Late II bosll1s SseesE, ~.
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s II

I'VE sfii paw the highest cash prios far leo good
w young Ssgfo Aen and Wotssn, at 40. 50 Cs.lAr
street II. a. HAYNES CO.
saIl-t
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AUTHORIZATION PRIZES
whOlorlokots $40; Halves IS; Quarters 81 SO,
Certificates Of Packages viii be sold AZ th, t.l

un-A Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
viii he sent to any one desirous Of receivngit.
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The Aurora for 1859,
IND -INPRO w

ENLiRGED IND IHFhO FED
HAVING net with an unexpected increase ef pat
l. rsnsge, the Proprietor at the Iaroga d encoar-
tsud 81 renewed eNcrtious ia making II tle
CHEAPEST IirESARY MAGAZINE SoC1H.
The Asrora Il designed more especially Tor Ladies',
and being home cnterprtxct hoiscs u rcccVo tlac
support OF southern Ladies' generally.
Each number Wiii be beautifully illustrated. A
faallon Flaie ia every nunIbor.
lho Magazine contains aIty six pages, making At
the end ol the year large aud handsome volume OF
Os- pages.
Only 50 90 "a Year.
oSiug - iilv Xocted demand the Proprietor Is
Cstafsi q FapFiht Ilic January No. - that all wia
wtse nlA! ooiaanencs ~Ith the arst nambsF ~ md
volume. MA, Is. GUiIAi,
Publisher Aad Fropflstor
J-nl5 AarlgeesbOTo', Teaa.
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CHARLESTON, Jan. y, l p. M-COTTON-The market
to-day Is quiet, but firm. sales this morning 900
bales, the bdlk Of which taken at "a 70 l2c.
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For Rent.

VfHAT very desirable Store Room adjoining my
i office, being No. IS Cherry street, for nexi
year. Apply TO WILL L. BOYD, JR.,
Dec. a.
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SuudricS.
100 F 8 ks,ii.! Pos ''''o''''
76O p-ces Wooden Ware;
leo pag Irons
25 kegs Nuts:
sheets Copper;
10 bdlz- Gaigauir Wire;
- pieces Gas Pipe;
sal bars Iron;
IS bids.
10 slabs a
Just received per steamer Delegate and for sale by
y. u. nCKEY,
decll No. "a Market q
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Cravass, Stocks and Neck Ties.
LsANcf sI Passn. slik and sat.u Sapoleou :, Fsa
A. f,srts AL AilsFs r,fs, aua othsF sssie 800 a
aaefs'.. = aa-ssasss iaft fsceivee BY -
a~cis-u n NcGuJ.
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EDDY d CO., Managers.
SuCCessOrs 60 :. Swan & Co

TIVE following scheme will be drawn by Wood EDDY
y Co. Nsna sers u the sparta Acaaony Lottery an
each q! their single Number Lotteries for JANuLsY
1859. NJ AUGUSTA. Georgia, M public, under the su
perinten0oEce Cd IornmissB.ncrs.
Glass draws Saturday, February s, 1859.
Glass draws Saturday, February IL, 1893.
Glass s draws Saturday, February Is, 1853.
Glass draws Saturday, February 26, 1858
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sDE THE PLAN OF sIEGLENUMBRRs.
$4,000 Tickets!
Magnificent Scheme

$40 Prizes.-Nearly one Prize TO everv nins
Tickets
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AlmMerA

WHITE ara Fancy knGt "A ooi, cashrrer- SlIk axa
" csuoa Css4see ! sEloEz, laaI rsc~frei aaa far
~te ~ } "A. koeElI-
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BAasos " % "a. Is ;, s.s. :: s ,ss s!;1 AI
q R'shsfd henry yosnts" ',s 80 = !, s.1.
u.D,ocKh, " ms Enrege stree. suddenly s.ta6sJ
Asf e. sash msiia BsG.ea, wife Of Jesps Hsdios N IL.
54tb year Of her age.
JtxEsa Ib.pop svrips On Tbrsdsy Aus H. Csth.rioe,
sidow OF Tie ,e William James Of Albany ~ tbe 7sH ,saf
oftersss
JoaysA, No. 1877 IVES. Twenty stb ses,, Sunday
Aug a. Lila Fay daughter 4 The ase Arthur Joaes
LI.FHAH-A No 70 East TS.lhh Gses- on Saturday, Aoe
20 Lrshan, after sbot ana severe tS IN he I'n
year q bis age.
MOTTA: we.,ebs't.r on ,be nornin. Of me tn n' rhsse
MOT, wife Of "hhsm Mot, in her ~ ye.i;
fub.ral from her late redsnce No s E.s: Broadway
Third cay Toe'dsJl s'2 p m. without further ho''se.
MLLs-lt La Grange Waivor,h County, Ws, on Monday,
AsE u.s. Mary lane anse,t daughter Of Edmund and Cana
IiIs Min, stsd Yeas, month, and days
MAHoNEY-lo ,h. city, Sunday, Ana q, Patrick W. en-
ofDasi Msboney, in The -cu year ofh sse.
IMMORAL No 70 Cannon srest suddenly, Sunday AEs
a. Noble q. Minor, aged 50 years month and 2d'JA
Mc0EE-In Brooklyn Saturday AUG o. Loushn r. AcIee
IN he SD year Of his age.
NELsON-p Brooklyn, Sunday Adj, a Lizzie o. Nes'n,
dsOrIie the lam. and Jane Se'on formerly OF
Fahs1.l .slss iroa he residence Bh,nt No q
Tfe remains viii BE- AIKEN TO Newark for in,ermeni
PousLteepse pspeis please copy. .
OsBORr-At No. II Lewis street. on Sunday Aug Il, May
O.boTn wife Of jaime, Osborn, aged Is years
sHERIDlF-At No 10 Seventh ON Sunday Aug II,
Jopp Henry infant Philip T. and Anne L. Sheridan
ThLBOTsIn South Brooklyn Mary Ann dsoshier Of joseph
sus Mary Am Talbots aged year sId ! month";
TIJLLY-At No Hester street. Sunday, Aug q Charles
son Of Michael Budget Tuy aged months and IL
days
wILLYAMS-In this city Monday Aug r. Maria relct OF
the late RJger Williams, IL the u tn J.ar Of her age
erds u the family invited 70 stnd the
fuuera wi bout further notice. from St JaDess Lueran
Church Fsenh street. between Second and Thifo avenues
on W.dIesos, Aug "a at O'Clock p. m. Toe remains ""
be conveyed 70 Greenwood Cemetery for iDterDlent
WsRNER-OD Sunday evening Aug ~ Della Warner In The
$50 year are daughter Of the late William and Cabsire
y. Warner.
The relative. and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend her notice Tuesday to
da Esd O'clock from the residence of her uncle Aors
bar b Wa-ner Bergen Point N J. The steamboat Wy1
mir syes Pier No. North River at ia o'clock Carriages
will be waiting the laI ding friends 70 toe house
WAkNEa-A. No. &c SoG Tx street Sunday, Aug q, Of
,hoes IN fauturn G.orge w Haner youngest Of William
w ana Louisa Warner, aged months and II days.
WtTsON-On Friday July % Gle residence in London, I'm
g1nd Thomas Watson, sgeo 81 years for many years resi-
dent OF this city.
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M.rke,.-Rportcd BY Telegraph

Osurco Aux 21-FIoUR 10 nocersts oem.nd of nc se,
80 Canadian trade sale. q 7co ooD a. -
80 snrr Wheat, from Western and % ~ ion nso
40 MARI firm and choice x'sdes hrld frn'fSN soosg
xsu. Of buy.rs Of $40 bush nes Sncsso sone W.
On .,rix. on private CoRN IN 1000 drn,~n % M
upchspx,d Of u GO bush luots al lc SANa
s-.ey bat dull 2Sc Flour &C on Wheat ana &c. e1
10 New Yorh L.ys IMPORTS: liVp bush Cofn- w s"S
n sns of Flour Grain by Canal ,..S "a
CMcNxarI Aug 22-FIovs op@nsd hTnn, and adY1seo %
,nc b,t ed h. syy a, ~ q 81 65 for sap-rfne ~BEAI
yape-d 70 ?4c. Provisions held hrmer eGt aa'tAoy 'h
charged. -. ...;.s uur.r Active
"A advanced Pass Com unchanged. OATS hfa ssa -
vsre,d lc RFcErrrs-4oto bots Four Sco oasn ~ -
$500 bu.b Corn, l?5, 0oe blsh- Oats sHiPnh>rS-~' ~
Com So 60 bush. Osts . .. ana srun
BuEy.Lo Aug .. mFLors mcdcrsely go ss IN,
~, rch.ps,d In prc.s; sales 7b0 bss WHEAT ntui -
10 Geo hush a, 49, ID uac ILLINOIS INTER 80 e.
Milwaukee Club, : 08 for PRIME Re- MiehsAui "
Whit. do CoRx; before the recsip OF me
ro,t IS 600 bush Illinois Al 6sc holders al ,c CO. 80
s an aaysuc. WHISKY nfner LAKE lAfokrs' ~ 70
fos mi, Flour; 50 600 bush Wheat Canal ENPokrs LVV
IN. Tlour n . bush whest 1900 eush CoFn wv eosa-
Oats - - - - - ,,...x. Wus.r
81 70 81 IS for Red CogS hmi VIII e. Io9Svs. Ieo"'
ia 7sc Provisions dull, Pork Sli o. bSon' sss.
Psn mi pgrA Aug 22-FLovR very dull WHs.t de-
,,sa ,sls. $40 bush. bite, 81 S6Sl ~ Red, ~ 10
q IA CosS .c,ive. aud advanced lie Yellow, sveSic
O.rs In fair demand and selling a, SQJ6c Tor New yao-
VISIONS Ms. Pork, SIS BsNon-sSes SIS H.nis ~
Lad ouet al Cid2c. WsIsKy hmi Ohio Z7e and IS ses
d.manaing an vance on that p'iee.
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DIED.

ALLAlRE-In wliamsburgh Sunday evening Aug 81 Of
heart Frederic eldest " Alexander and
Frances II. Ansire, aged 10 years
BAKER--in City, Sunday evening Aug 81 Anne
VII. of William BAKER In the S9th year Of her age
friends invited 70 attend the funeral
nom Mathews Church, Susex street. Jefsey City, on
Tuesday sd at ooook Her remains viii Be conveyed 70
Greenwood Cemetery for nsennent
BALMANNCOn Saturday, Aug % Alicia infant daughter OF
Alexander and the late Alicia NJ Balnanno, AGED wests
BAILLIE-At No l76 Clinton street. Sunday Aus a. Anna
Bsae Of tie Peter Balhe, in the 10th Year Of
h~z
DRADLEy-On Saturday Aus 90 Cshsrne the beloved wife
Of William Bradley Of No IS Third Of disease Of the
heart, aged IS yvs<A
CRiTrENDEN-Suddenly the Mountain House, South Or
anfe, j. SUNDAY morning Aug q, Margaret Paher
Wis o. The Rev Samuel W. Crstsnden, and daughter Of the
Kew. Joel Parker, ID. ID.
TIE funeral viii place from No los Lexington
Tine 70 Dc announced hereafter.
COLYER-ln hi, city Sunday, Ass 81 Heuy w. Coyer
assd 81 years and lS days
ELhENDokF-On MONDAY morning. Aug 2, Jsmcs W., 10.
isht 500 Of Edmund Emendorf h and Rachel hs wife, sse4
attend The fun raj from No Is Csrmne ths Tses
Say afternoon O'Clock His remains viii the
Lsms,ery Of the Evergrsens
EzEKlEL-At No q Esx Broadway on Sunday, Aug q,
Abraham Ezekiel, aged - yesn.
HALLN LeIox, Mass, Sunday Aug 81 suddenly Of die
esss o. the heart, Hiss Leusa Hall Of Perth Anboy n j.
ne fnsr viii place It the resdenoe Of boh.xn
law Com k.s9sy In Perth Amboy, Tuesday. the 2d
pa Her friends sad those Of Com ke@rey requested
ntsna witaoa, orther notice Boss leave New YORK for
PsfL AubSy ., u sae 81 p
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Road rromii, - 70 ibos gam IN August nearly II 10.
qsi,. .qual 10 that in July, Which va s. 80.

Road promii.s 70 chow gam IN August nearly II 10.
qsi,. .qual 10 that 10 July, Which va s., go.
TIE Boards If the P6nsms Ralrcss Company snd
Psc'fc Nail CompsSy meet Oh the 9th, to consult
upor the dsas Of the management and tispo'ilon oil
the boats just purchased from Iessrs. Brown, the
Acristie, Baltic, and Atlsn'ic.
The Directors Of the Erie Road meet tomorrow
for the purpose Of receiving the report ct their Com
m,'ee appointed to arrange s,hsme OF caP'tshza-
ton. II is under.tood tina, the programme 70 be
reported involves general account Of about 81 Vo
CO. II includes all the mortgage bon's at par, the
unsecured bonds at 50 per cent IN stock, and the
stock at 20 per cen, in new stock. subscrpton OF
about 81 900 600 is also called for for the purpose OF
lifting the Road from its embarrassmeDts, and the
bondkodsrs will probably be asked to take stock for
the coupons maturing within twelve TO twerty-ouf
mouths.
An adjourned meeting Of the managers Of the Tour
lire OF roads 10 the West will probably be held 10
this city, on Thursday. to arrange the details of the
agreement ade at Niagara last week.
The Trustees Of the Fret Mortgage Bondholdsrs of
the Vermont Valley Railroad Company hsye declared
a dividend Of 30 v cert on the coupons OF October
1856 payable and after August %, at the office OF
Alexander Hamilton, No. Al Wall street, and by the
Treasurer Of the Company 10 Bellows Falls.
The cash assets and liabilities Of the New-Orleans
banks on the 30th nit. were Is follows:
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.....,
Cleared.

steamshp-Thomss Swami, field, Baltimore II. b. Crom'
well L Co. - :,
shp.-CyDO'urs. Harris New Orleans, A. AeGAw hocx
Lisht Hadiey, New.Or N n. Brigham.
bsrk.C.Ds tBLh Dolby. Halifax Hamilton Bros G. y
s,dLey B. Walsh, Carver Chase; Emily Moulson, Pnon-
della, Csok ard Palermo Draper Deyiin
Bria-Cshsrne, King S. John's Smithen Go. II. Il
Campbell Stevenson, Wilmington Merrill Abbott Lincoh
c. sls, Mar zsniJ Miller boughon rMreni Montgomery
sonbreo, Wood Grant Pepe, B.rram, Cadz r. barmonys
Nephew
Schoone,sAnn Cole, Petersburg, Hurte Co T. Tutts,
Bowne Turks Island John Aumack Pearce, Lsyscss Nc
Cresoy Mott Co.. Commerce. Daniels, Nerh, Mott Bedeni
james Lawrence Allen Boston Dayton spssas chs@2o
ODonn.n Washington b. Blossom Son ID. Is. Bayles Ton,
Apsacbicos Eagle Hazard Myrover Hughes Wilmington,
McCready, Mott Coz Ceests Resfed Hartford, H. kAek'
ett j. A. Woodhouse Terry Bazos; W. Hunter, Baker, So
vsnLah, d. G. Murray.
Stesner-F. Cadwalader, Person, Baltimore
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THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY READISG-RooN.-Yes-
terday the reading room of the Mercantile Library
Association reopened, after An interval of two
weeks, during which ii was thoroughly repaired,
and its tables and furniture rearanged, under
the direction Of Mr.. Bacha, the President The high
tables are all psced along the outer part of the room
10 give the Superintendent an excellent oppor-
tuLity to keep an eye over every part. Numerous
minor improvements have also been made, looking to
the comfort and convenience Of the members, and
rendering the institution worthy of all the popularity
that II has already attained.
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MARRlE

eCAFEERTY-BUCKLEY-OnT hurdsy, Aug. Is, at the
scenoe of III, hri1s father BY the Rev DIR. Rudolph Mr.
Robert MeCsfcry Mary eldest daughter Of Dennis W.
Bsekley eco botn Of this city.
IARSrON-lRWIN-ln Springfield, III, on Tursday Aug H.
~ Rev Father Efsibbon Mr.. William h. Marston Of
i city Miss Lille, edes daughter of Robert Irwin ESQ., Of
the former place.
Observation-Disclosures Saturday Aug %, by the Rev Es-
er Csuvn, Hobohsn M Peter Msssa Of HObekea Mia
harssret sheridan Of New.Yofk
MARfIN-SEYMOUR-AtH oookcp, on Thursday Aug ls, al
the sadsace OF the brides father by the Rev VIM Frost,
xander H. Maj TO Mary Seymour eldest daughter at
John T. Be ymour esq., OF London
PLACE ROBlNSON-At Wiliamsbugh, by the Rev. J. j.
Smith Nelson Place. Mary Ida youngest daughter II the
late w liam Rebinsoe eco, Of Newtown, Long Island.
VAN ALLEN-SrONE-On Tuesday afternoon, Aug l6 BY
the Rev A. Frspcs at bis resaencs, Mr. u. W. Van Allan
10 Mas Sarah Stone all Of this city.