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60 m BRAVELY BOYS,

GO 1T BRAVELY BOYS.
HDOOTS CHEAP TO SUIT THE TIMES
HB TIP BOOTS and all that sort of things, at SO and
"a a pair, just the article suit long march. They
will be found useful and needfnl at the present time.
Qly-Call and you shall be suited.
VIM. III. BANGS,
No. 721 Baltimore street, opposite
ma . LIN the Town Clock.
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: A MOUTH WITHOUT TEETa Is 4
aIAInnu INITHQIIT Gil ARMS, ,,

MOUTH WITHOUT CHARMS.''
N H. KNAPP, DENTAL SURGEON, Sd
Il door from Charles street, in Fayette street, would
call the attention of the public to the preservation of the
TEETH Millions of Teeth are now premaurely lost
which might be preserved by timely and judcious treat
meat; those, therefore, who value the preservation of
their Teeth will please give him, call wen as those
who may require artificial nserted and he warrants
to perform his operations TO the entire satisfaction of
those who may honor him with their patronage.
ap9 law
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n Aw NoTICI1.-CHARLEs H. PITTS AND
IL JAS. E. STEWART, ATTORNEYS AT LAW
have REMOVED to The offeefn FAYETrE STREET
afew doors east Of ST. Pail street, opposite Barnums
Hotel They may be found at all times during business
hours, when. not engaged IN Court, absent from the
CITY, In the aboence Of either OF Them The other will
attend 70 The business Of III ofhee. apl3
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JOSEPH w. STEWART & co.

u, I7"II1I I1'EOItF<
TRIPOLETT'S ALLEY.
EEAVE on hand good assortment of RUSSIA
u IL IRON and brass mounted COAL CRATES.
BRASS ANDIRONS, SHOVELS and TONGS, FEN
DERs, STAIR RODS, KNIVES and FORKS, BRIT
BRITTANIA LAMPS, Block Tin FAUCETS, all ST.
zes, Of the best quality, UMBRELLA STANDS, SPIT
BOXES, &c. -,-s
They are prepared to put on COPPER, TIN and
ZINC ROOFING, in the best manner. ape
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HOY order of the commissioners of soivent debtors
H0 for the city and county Of Baltimore, notice is
hereby given TO the creditors Of GEORGE w. WILL
HANSON, an insolvent debtor, that personal dis
charge hath been granted to the said debtor, and that
the said creditors required to attend the Office of
the said commissioners in the court oase in the city of
Baltimore, on the 9th day Of April next at ten o'clock
in tho forenoon, and nominate trustee or trustees, 10
be appointed for their benefit and to give all the ufor-
nation In their possession 10 the said commissioners,
to enable them 10 report to Baltimore county court,
agreeably to an act Of Assembly, passed Mt December
ors; and that the 6t dayof June next, hath been fixed
for the final hearing in his case, before e said commits
sioners.
Dated she 4th day Of March in The year 1870.
mhW lawSn ma l-lawew
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TREAT BARGAINS IN LINEN GOODS.
NT-I am selling Superior Irish Linens, Do. Sheeting
Table Damask and Diaper, and Damask Table Cloths,
at unprecedented low prices. Call ifyo want bar
gains at No. 50 BALTIC. ST., doors above South st.
an "a j. EDWARD BIRD.
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DEsPAIIS NOT--YOU Are NOT YET
INCURABIaE.

INCURABIsE.
IN EIIEF rs AT HANDY that which is
20, known TO be good and eficacious-though you
have been using medicines prepared by quacks, mpos-
tors and pretendels TO medical science, without he
promised benefit be not dscouragedyou will at last pc
convinced that the medicines prepared by DIR. N u.
LEIDY the only preparations entitled to iul CON
fdence. They are prepared by Or. Ledy, himself, q
regular druggist, well as physician attested by DocS'
Physic, Chapman, Jackson, Homer, Gibson, Devices,
James, Coke, &c
The sick and all afflicted with any disease whatsoev-
err can at all times obtain medical advice GRATIS, al
the HEALTH EMPORIUM, (sign of the Golden Eagle
and Serpents No l9l North Second street. few doors
below Vine street. Be not imposed upon then by mn
Dostors and quacks, who through their ignorance, tfie
with your health, endanger your lives, and not only
make your situations hopeless, but literally rob you Of
your sIrse besides. Do hesitate to make trial Of
DIR. LEIDY'S MEDICINES; Others beside himself re-
commended then-and use them too.
Read the following; if you have confidence in Physi
clans statements then must they speak volumes in IA
vor of DIR. Leidy's medicines
PETERSBURG June Both, 1883.
Dr. NJ B. Leidy Philod.
sir; Itafforis me great pleasure, to inform you thai
from the circumstance of your being regular druggist
and physician, which gave me confluence IN your nledi
cines was induced 10 make trial OF your Medicated
Sarsapaa, and your Blood Pills Iuch TO my grahfi-
cation found them successful in large huh6er oil m
performing many reinarkabe cures anu III some
instances which have been for years consdeted mcra-
Bile. ut, =,
believe your Medcated Extract of Sarsaphll9, 70 oe
the strongest made, at least judge so from us enect III
many instances, Wnere Jle IOst
- srsanara had not the slightest effect found the
BLOOD Pills most excellent purgative ana punyeF of
the blood having found them mild and gentle IN their eff
rrping, SC as is mostly produced by purgayes. be-
eve The blood pills be the best combination in exist
ence in form of pills, and have known themin nnumer
able instances to have produced the most happy effects
Having witnessed the good effects of the two forego
ing preparations in many instances, do not hesitate
TO recommend them 20 the public, sincerely believe
their effects will tend relieve the afflicted and be pro-
ductive of ncacuable good to all who may use them
With great respect, yours Sc
j. E, HOWARD, NJ. D.
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FROM HAVRE-DE-GRACE.

4 sE4f g .ss.s ssssss LAA
--Szz-z1
HSXTRA ACCOMMODATIONS passenger Car
= will be attached TO the Tonnage train which leaves
Havre-d Grace every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 2
O'Clock P. NJ This win aordan additional conveyance
on those days at an hour convenient for the vcin
ty and stopping also receive and discharge passen
gers at the several stations on the route.
A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
Baltimore April 29fh 1910.
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A sTONISHTNG CURE. This is 10 certify that
"a was for long time afflicted with bad Cough and
and VIII ca almost destroyed my voice, and
brought o. many other dangerous and unplea-
SAINT symptoms.-At the solicitation Of a friend,
was induced to try the COMPOUND SYR-
UP OF GUM ARABIC." prepared by Dr. G.
K. Tyler, when to my great satisfaction, two
doses produced wonderful change, and the
third dose entirely relieved me; and therefore
eel no hesitation in my recommending it to my
riends and public generally.
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e,trAu'ta OF MARYLAND, BALTIMORE
y CITY TO WITT hereby certify that Alexander
Could Sen of Baltimore city, brought before me- the
subscriber one of the justices of the peace of the State
of Maryland in and for said city, the 18th day of
April 1910. stray trespassng upon his enclosures
ONE GRAY MARE COLT about two years old, ii or
ID hands high long switch tail, no other marksAso,
one SORREL MARE COLT, about two years old, elev-
twelve hands high blaze in the face, LETT hind foot
white above the pasternjoint; no other marks Both
colts well grown for their age.
Given under my hand this 18th April, 1910.
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NJ YORK Double refined loaf and cinshed SUI
In sGAR, 4 retail; Mocha and Old government Java
COFFEE do. s
II. POLLOCK, No. 10,
ap p d3m Balto st. near the Bridge
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: WIN. j. HAWTHORN,

Peter vasburg, 9th Jan, 1883.
Prepared only by G. X. TYLER, corner of
East baltimore and High Sts., Baltimore.
For sale in Washington by DIR. S. Mitchell,
and w. Gunton, and in Georgetown, by u. I.
oy 0. NJ. I4;;.:..sh!;;;euni. ap24
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L
The owner of the above described Colts request
ed TO come forward, prove property, pay charges and
take them away. ALEXANDER GOULD.
an % lw3t* Bloomsbury Farm, Ferry road.
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Corner of Pratt st. and Dugan's wharf, and at
WATisER'S PHARMACY.
ma Corner Batmore s Eutaw SIS.
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DIR. BECHTER'S PULMONARY PRESERVATTvE,
article well kuown particularly to PARENTS thai
il needs comments upon upon its virues.-Sutce it
to say, il one of the valuable medicines of
fered for coughs, colds, nluenzas, whooping congf,
splitting of blood, pain in the breast, difficult breahingor
shOrness of BREATH and arrest of approaching consump.
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pLIcE so CENTS A BOTTLE.

DIR. LEIDY'S INDICATED EXTRACT OF SAL
SAPARILLA,
Is the strongest compound fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla
nexistenec used in all diseases of the liver, skin and
bones, impurities of the blood, all diseases formed or
produced by the ofmercuy and other minerals;
stuona diseases, ulcers fhe nose, throat and body,
scrofula or kings evil, eryspelas, syphilis, lues, vene
real &c.
, 1840-04-04
TERMS-S2 so if paid within three months.
80 O0i if paid during the year.
"a XII sc not o,;d l,r.u- A.

SO 50 if not paid during the year.
Subscribers may discontinue their papers at any time
by paying for the time they have received them, But
NOT WITHOUT.
Those who subscribe for a year, and do not at the
time of subscribing, order a discontinuanco AZ the end
oft, will be considered subscribers until they order the
paper to be stopped, and pay all arrearages.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
81 90 per square, for - lines or less, for the first inser.
ton, and so cents for each continuance.
Advertisement must be marked with the number
OF insertions that are requested; otherwise, they viii be
continued till forbid, and charged accordingly. No
variation from these rates in any case.
Advertisements from a distance, and from persons
with whom We have no current accounts, must be &C.
ccxpanied by the cash, or some responsible reference
in town.
All letters addressed 20 the editors, must be POST rsIr
or they will no, be attended to.
Communications of a Personal Character. will be
charged double the rates of advertising.
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fence. and the like sum- with treble Of prose-
cu,ion, for each and esety yspetiiion thereof
Sec g. II shall be the especial duty OF the several
Town Councils wiihoa, waiirg for information. OF
complaints from indi, i,iduals diligently to inquire
into all breaches Of any sfihe provisions Of this acts
and 10 the extent Of their power. TO aid in carrying
said provisions into full eaec, aud il shall be the
dnty of all sheriffs. aud their deputies. marshss,
town sergesn,s, aud overseers Of the poor, in CO.
operation with said councils. TO erert themselves to
the same end.
Sec. Z The penalties imposed by this ,ct. and
by the act revived, should any Of them be incurred.
may be sued for and recovered IN any competent
court, by indictment, or by action Of debt, Ia the
name OF the Town Treasurer Of the town in which
they may he incurred and shall be for the use oi
the poor in said town.
Sec. 3. The word Town" Town Council, v
and Town Treasaref," used in this act, shall be
construed TO include the city, city council and city
treasurer Of Providence.
Ho,iss Of Representatives. Jan. 90, 1910.
True copy--witness;
EDWARD II. HAZARD, Clerk.
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Dtc0.

In thi, town, 90 the 3lsI ult Mr. Jonathan Eas-
ton Hazard. aged IS years.
On Friday last. at the Asylum, Mary Ausun,
aged a. years. daughter Of the late Capt. Dsh'e'
Austin, ol this town.
AtJameslown. on the Both ult. Mr.. Edward Hull
aged 65 years.
At Norih Kings,own, on the 23d ult. Mrs. Cath
arine Mckenzie, widow Of Mr.. John Mckenzie,
aged g6 years-the Oldest woman IN that ts~n.
In Providence, On Thursday morning last, Asa
only child Of Pardon BoSvorts. IA the 6th year ol
bis age Same day. Mrs. Fresloyc Lee, aged %
years
In Little Compton, lst inst. Edmond Browneil
Esq, ia the Goth ear of his age.-On the 4th insI
of small por, Mr.. Enos Clifford aged - years.
In Warren, on Thursday morning last, Ruls
SisuiOL, daughter OF Martin l.. Salisbury, 10 ihe
5th year OF h.r age.
Al Pitlsburs. Pennsylvania. on the ID inst, Ma
~ b, wife Of Stephen r. Northsm, jf. and dsugh
ter Of David Fsirbsoks. Esq. Of New York, sss'
% years
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SCRAPS.

QUEEN TERMS OF MARRIAGE.-A specula-
tor IN western lands, q padicu ulsr friend Of the
editor Of the Msumse Express. started lately on
trip to the east. for the purpose Of picking up
wife. So full was he Of speculations. that on
finding a lady who suited him he offered him
self TO her on the following terms One quar-
ter down, the balance in three, siI. and nine
months
have you heard of the dreadful accident that
happened yesterday to Miss SuoOksF'
why no, Miss Brown, what vas II! Do
tell"
In getting out Of her carriage, she tripped.
fell and broke her limb"
What limb :"
" Her left tcaiker."
A Methodist preacher at the ves, is said TO
have made use OF the following thrilling com
psrison: " Brethren, it's az hard for . sinner 10
enter the kindom Of heaven. as for Goldfish 10
climb a BARRIERS pole, tail uprards, toih loaf
Of bread in his mouth ~
BsoKIS ESeLIsH.-A Frencbman, having a
weakness in his chest. told his physician he felt
bad pain IN his portnd.tedH!
ALWAYS TIsrp.-It 10 cruel TO use carriages
90 much, the wheels are always tired
! Cosuspsuxs.-Wbyis is the froot sotrsnee
/ TO To~usesd's Hotel Of less value than ten dol
Ianl
B.eaD,. it 10 under an Eagle. (sl0)
Why is an Aue,iopeer like a spoiled ehild'
Because the more you indulge him the mor'
apparent sstisfactioa he takes 10 ery'ng.
| Why we're the late I,mented Mr.. Fines con-
uuudrums more complete than any oths"
| Because is their eoostrueiioo and spirit they
-ere always Fin-ished.
What gal 10 that vhish !. avoided b, sli old
lbscbsior Ans Cop-jy-gai.
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0FTO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. EVANS CAMOMlle g. APeRIENT PILLS.
DR.. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
DR.. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP Cfor testling.)
DR.. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.

THE GENUINE MEDICINES,
the regularly appointed agents throughout the
country The public are therefore respectfully re-
quesed to obtain them fiom the regular agents on
ly--aS there is deherious imitation ofthese med
iciucs in the market which renders this caution
necessary in order to guard the public against i'm
position. -
w. CALLAHAN, Newport. r. l.; O. r..
TINGLEY, Providence /: J. NC INTYRE & CO.
Pawtucke,; BENZ. EARL & Co, Fall River,
Mass. GIBSON & STERLING, CT Barring
ton; S. POWELL, SO Cornhill Boston; ID.
WITEHILL, New Haven, Conn; CANFIELD
& ROBINS, Hartford.
yy BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs.
ar See also advertisements on the first page.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, FEB 3.

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot !
Al Market 2l5 Beef Cattle. 100 Sheep and 20
Swine.
Prices.-Becf Ca,tle-A small advance was ef
fected, and yoke or two purchased on Saturday
may have brought something mofe than our igh.
es, quotations. We quote isi qualify s675; 2d do
Sc 6 so; Sd do S. S5 Is.
Barrelling Csuls-Mess S. 80; No 1 s5
Cows and Calves-S2s. 33, 81 and $40
Shesp-The prices Obtained last week were
hardly sustained. Lots were ssld at 81 .25, 50,
325, 3 rs, and 4 25
Swine-About 25 only were peddled al a a &C.
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Notice.

In consequence Of the sitting Of the Court at
Kingston. the Historical Lecture Of ELISHA X.
Potter, Esq, is postponed 10 Thursday even
iug Feb. Goth, then to take place at the Armo-
ry Hall, at o'clock p. NJ.
o. Tickets I2i cents, TO be had at the us
nal piaces.
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rowing incidents Of the dreadful catastrophe
we're disclosed by the evidence. so Ear as they
could be collected from the surviving witnesses
and sufferers; and = beautiful model of the
boat was placed before the Chancellor, TO illus
Irste the evidence and the argument.
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NOTICE.

VlNHE PUBLIC SCHOOL EXAMINA-
II TlONS for the Winter Term, will take place
III the following order, VIZ
The Male Department of School No. on Friday
Feb 7lh.
The Female Department Of School No ] on
"Wednesday Feb l9ih.
The Male Department OF School No 2 on Thurs
day Feb 18th.
The Female Department Of School No. 2 on Fri
day Feb l4th.
Parents, Guardians, Teachers Of Schools and al
those who feel AN interest in the Public Schools, nrs
invited To be- present.
by order Of the Committee.
Feb. 8. &C, TURNER, See'ry
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IA ART c b

In Providence, on the Goth ult., Mr. Charles j.
K..ne OF that city, to Mis-, Amanda X. Anderson.
of Philsdelphia.-O Thursday last, by the Rev.
MIR. Ripley Mr.. John Brown: to Miss Sarah A,
Weaver, daughter Of the late Joshua Weaver Of
that city.
10 Thompson, Conn. % inst BY Rev. Mr BAT
lev, MIR Seth Hunt, Of Glocester, X. l. to Miss su-
san Spink, Of North Kin2Sown.
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MARINE HMoRANDA.

Arr at Mobile ult. seh'I viTginian. Bur
roughs. from King, Jamaica. in ballast
Arrat Boston, ohursday last, sch'r Hannah.
Boss, from Mobile Holiness Hole.
Arr at Galvestoblh inst. seh'r Warsaw. Bur
dick. from New Y
AT St Josephs. !. 9Th uli. sch'r Sarah Helen
Chace, from HEY st.
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Iaportdni Discorey.-A gentleman in this
city has received letter from Paris, ia which
ii Is stated. ths, ehyni,, has obtained from the
French Goversnent. patent. for the discovery
Of process BY which whale oil is perfectly pu-
rifrd and diseufeeted. Same Of this oil. thus
purified and disenfeeted. has been tried by sew
srsl msosfseturers ofeie,h and sosp. -hh com
plsse success. By these expenmsnts II has
been proved. that vhsIe oil. thus purfed By the
rrrcsss 10 questisn. e,n be employed ~iih e
cvai srsc.ss 70 sIiys OF. ir az lin3s - fnsnu-
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NEw-YoRK CATTLE MARKrr, FEs. ;
IReported for the New York Times.1

BEsvEs.-The supply of Beef Cattle at market
consisted of $50 head including 100 left over from
last week 200 Of which were from the East, and
the balance from this Stale. Sales were made of
500 bead Sat So so to 80. averaging S7,75 the 100
lbs.
Cows AND CALvEs.-Thcre were so offered and
all sold at $2S to $40 each.
SHEEP-Thrre were 100 az market, and nearly
all sold, al 81 50 10 s. so each
HAY-The supply was large, and sale, we're
made at 50 TO IS cents the 100 lbs
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
THURSDAY. Feb. 6.
seh'r Chariot, from Elizabeth City, for New
Bedford.
FRIDAY, Feb. 9Th.
vineysrd Pilo,.Best Hiram, from a cruise
Spoke yesterday c6 Block ship Eclipse. Of
and tor Salem, 40 days from Ssmsirs, and brig
PsetoIus. OF ssd for do. from Csyene-pui Pilots
on board Of both.
SATURDAY Feb. 8.
Bsraue Bos.snian, Gilehrisi, Of Tsomsston. 10
ds,, from New Orleans for Boston.
TUESDAY, Feb. iiih.
srtrn-B Bri. Tss,s~ills, BHv.n, Ne- York.
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LIST F VESSELS
BELONGING TOE DISTINCT or NEWPORT.
Nacport. Fsb'y -. ISao.

pELoNeisG TOE DISTINCT or NEWPORT.
Ne,rpOrt. Fsb'g l2. 1sao.
HALERs.
WILLIAM LEE. o 81 tons. Hussey. sailed FOR
the Pacific Sep. 1886 Al Eimeo, March %,
1889, 200 bbl.s
MARTHA, 27I OPoi,er. sailed for the Pacific |
Oct Z, 1887. Ror,ed March %, 1889, with 700 |
bbls, sp.
AUDLEY GLAZE, 33l 81. Sherman sailed for
the Pacific Oc,,, 1887. Al otah.ita April 3, |
1879, with ilools sp.
ERIE, 37ie5, Dnis, sailed FOR The Pacific and
New Zealand b %. 1893. At Cloudy BAY
July %. 1889. III 100 sp. 1900 VIII. to sail 2i,h
on a cruise.
MARGARET, SIC. whinpenny sailed for the
Pacific June iIs3s. Al Calso July g, 1889,
with ZOO sp. a,ieoo VII.
MECHANIC. 3e3. Pratt. sailed for the Paeifie
July %, 1888. Sailed from Oaheita on cruise
Sep. 49, is39.i 900 sp.
GEO, CHAMPlN. (Barqus) a6i % tons, Brown.
sailed for the Ei6c Oct /, 1899. No, reported.
JOHN COGGHiALL, 33s 90, Macy, sailed for
the Pacific Ocao. 1899. No, reported,
PoCAHoNTA.( (B'ig) li272, Barker, sailed FOR
s. Atlantic Au %. 1889. oG Albrolhcs Banks
Nov. 81, with bbls sp.
BENZ. DWoL, (schooner.l 66 81, Smiley, sid
for South ssa,ealing, April ?, 1889
ERCHANTMEN.
William Enss. 10 %, Coe. At Havana Jan. l7ih
loading for Hnburg.
r II. IL frsn Ian LAT
30. lon 80. frm New Orleans FOR Liverpool.
Constitution. (hrque) s75 55. Clifford. In po'i, to
sail daily for Few Orleans.
Balos.
Cancnicus, 2tL Bigley Oeiavia. 1I3, Maberry.
{ Confidence. I6. Bailey. Eagle, 70 SO. Evans.
Poland, I4g. Gardner, Caspian, 9s ~. Swasey,
Sea Bird, ii3Denns. Emelins, 90 So. Heath.
Echo, I35 II, ,Besser.
scHooSERs.
Hannah. ess &C. Boss. Cyguet, 60 81, Bufdiek.
Ias,o. I72gI. Burdck. Liberty, 60 %.
Concord, IA 81, Carr. Superior, 80 10.
rankin Green, 1l5 81, Sarah Helen % 53 Cbace
Smith Betsey n Polly, 5lH
IFS, Burroughs Jane 81.
Isnes gs5i Convert. 96 33
ss a, Wesden. Counselor, "a ~.
Volcot,. 81 az. Hoxie. Reaper, % 10.
Warsaw, "a a.. Burdick. Rosal,he. 9i u.
rromph es 10 Van Buren,, 30 %.
Isabella. O63. Caledonia. s7 So.
Export, IS go, tiardser. Dispatch, 50 ~.
Eagle, 1887, Wiley, Pacific 65 30.
,nrnps IA ~ S---,stv,..-.
Rienzi, %. Heath, Gen Baitey. rs, Gardner
Kingston. Ga. ;tuntrcsS. SIS,
May Flower, ~, Cob Elinors, AZ,
leigh, Nimrod Al,
Alert. Is, Brown. Reformation. 40.
Patriot, A. Lucy Emcline, 30.
Lark. ~. Draper, James, 20.
gent. 40, Pratt, Resolution, %.
Trader. 10. Davis, Hope, 26,
Fame, 40, Accommodation, 81,
AImira. %. Sweet, Lsopar1. 81,
Abigail, 81, Stuart, Mary, 81,
Lord Nelson, %, King, Amey, 40,
Gov. Gibbs. 2G, Aurora, 3s,
Eagle, 90. Jane, 40,
Washington, 81, Rising Sun, 81.
Emily. II. Orange Branch, ~,
Making Ships, 2 Barques. 10 Brig.. 90 Scboon
er., and 80 soops. The total tonnage OF the Dis
-, H. ~ t2qu n QnG "a or tons