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HNTOTHING-e6 cases winter and summer ClOth. U Ing, consisting of Lowell Kersey PanIaloOns. Kentucky Jeans do Dinim do, Lowell Cottanade dos Fancy Drilled do, FIamiltnn Check do, white Cot- ton Shirts super Calico do, Striped do. scarlet Fans

 10 bales No | osnaburgs, sheeilngs, shirting. and large assortment of fashionable Prints' aad other Dfy Gands. For sale low by

 nu2s T. H. CHEEVER, 40 Commerce-st

 NJOTICE-Thc undersigned inf.rms his friends ' and the public that he has taken ,he stores Nos 75 and n Water street, recently occupied by M. Durand, Esq, and intends continuing

 General Commission and Auction Business.

 He is now prepared to receive and s0iIclts con- signments Particular attention will he given 10 sales of merchandise generally. well as to dnmaFed Cation, Port Warden's Sales, Furnhire, Sucks. Real Estate, &c c. w. OGDEN:

 G. BEAL. AnclIoneer - Gnz0 .zO--

 MTE the undersigned proprietors of the Cotton.

 w Presses of the city of holsile. in order to make uniform TARIFF OF CHARGES agree to and bnd ourselves in lonol to abide by the following Storage on Planters Cotton for the sesson 25c r bale nrayase do do fromihe aharilOc do

 eo%prsss.g s"nag :.:h do s. sr Chmges 10 fhe Sh,PPsr. laee, v Labor. ...........'. .,-.....''.s.. .'sc P" p"s Wharfage. s................s.... DC U"

 Drayage.. ..s.......... ... .-sa.-s .oe a1e Cation changing hands storage pr week. DC ao li Turning oui and restoring ihe same. ... 6c ado

 J sAi,SSBR0oKs. for Factors Prsss.. i 1 | PETER A. REMS EN. for TnioRPress. NV. PERRY. for Planters Press. 7eu GRIFFITH < WALKER, Shippers Press. | mn T. DeYAMPERT. State Prrss.f v l ALEX. M. CARR, Walkers Press., sssah F. q. HEARD, for Mathews Press. A ..-|5. q | GREEN, CASEY & JAMES, "a .s- | jan24 47Kw ll Independent Press. yUNO THE PURLIC--Having, in connexion with l \ the propretors of the other Presses, signed a uniform tariff of charges m cotton, in order 10 com- ply with the repeated solicitations of bo'h Factors and Shippers, to relieve them from the perplexiiy caused by so many different rates. dee,n il due 10 ourselves to assign our reasons for so doing.

 l The arif differs from the one published hy as in

 the early part of the season. in but two items oi n- 1 portance to wit: Plamers' Storage and Draysge l from our wharyes to Press. Iurelstion 10 the fret

 item we have adopted the rate universxlly preferred by the Planters, while we were in the country last summer, and with which they expressed themselves l entirely satisfied. In relation Co the second we had only agreed 10 dray from wharf at cents per | bale m nducement to have cnlton landed there. l Had Planters complied rigidly with their prosnis- es to have with promises to them, there I would have been no necessity for change n shis | item. As, however, with few exceptions, they have quietly allow ed their cotton landed np town, in con.

 sequence of which have been compelled to pay lZf

 and l5 cents per bale to have,it drayed down, aRd cannot get II done at that we feel justified | in cOnsenting t0 the t0 cents dravage. if l We, however, had another and stronger motive in view. The sp-town wl,ar6ngers for some time

 past have been in the habit of paying all the extra expenses incurred by boats cotton ordered to our

 wharves, lui landed on thei,'s in order to get the

 wharfage of the balance of the cargo, and compel us

 to do all the long drayage E aeN's se

 We place ourselves in position to resist this ar

 engagement and deprive them of any ,nducement to continue it, we consented to put up drayage, know

 ing that the aggregate charge could be made inc same to the planter, b, taking of the wharfage, wih

 which the other presses had nothing to do, and in to-

 days paper viii be iound notice 10 this effect By

 this we keep faith to the county, and show to the parties uptown what they may expect SO long as they play tho grab game and seek to deprive down | town of its fair share of business. H.iNo VT f. | We understand that accused of having gone

 into n combination by thIs arrangement. inregard to the other Presses cannot answer-for curse Ives

 we have only to say it is not true. And If any one doubts the fact, let him give order on the other

 Prtses for Colton, and he will ascertain whe,h- CT not there exists q combination. a 'il -i1 f We have fear that course will be censured 1 by any intelligent or liberal minded me, chant or rlanter. GREEN, CASEY & JAMES, jan25 . Independent Press.