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LETTER FROM COL. POLK.
COIUmp1A, (TenO June 10, 1874.

COLUMH1A, (Tenn June 10, 1874.
Dear Sir:-I have received recently
several letters in reference to my OpiDiOGs
on the subject Of The tariff, and among
others yours of the 30th ultimO. Ny
opinions o1 this susject have been given
TO the public They are 10 be found in
nv public acts, and in the public discus.
sions 10 which | have participated.
lam in favor Of tariff for revenue.
such a one as will yield sufficient q.
mount to the Treasury 10 delray the sx-,
penses Of the Government economically
administered. In adjusting the details of
a revenue tariG, | have heretofore sane
toned such moderate discriminating du.
lies as would produce the amount Of
revenue needed, and at the ssme time
afford reasonable incidental protection to
our home industry. ! am opposed 10 q
tariff for protection merely, and not for
revenue.
Acting Upon general principles, Il TO-
well kRown that gave my support, to-
the policy Of Gen. Jackson's s administra~
tion on this subject, voted against The
tariff act of1s2S. voted for the aet1of
1892, which contained notifications Of
some Of the Objectionable provisions Of
the sct Of 1928. AS a member Of The
committee of Ways and Means OF tho
House Of Representatives, gave my sS-
sent to bill reported by that Commit
tee in December, 1882, making further
notifications lathe act Of 1925, and ma
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would be only 10 describe some Of ib
fandangOs Of 1910 in various parts o.
Ohio; such as that in Columbus on the
22d February, and that in Cincinnati OF
the 5ih October, same year, with this ex
cePlion-leaVe out the log cabins and ci
der barrels; of which those gentlemen
seem now TO be ashamed, and substitute Q
l37 portable trHnsparencies carried round
the 'ciiy at nlght--sn abundance Of rack
coons-Pictures Of Mr. Clay. and Of ea'
giles. This was an humble imitation 0f
a much greater number Of trsnsparancies
carried around on the 18th at night, by
the Texan Association here. represe ling
the lone star Of Texas, and on some
occasions thrown together in constellation
with excellent effect.
The Gentry who assume all the de-
cency, usually have their brains in their
pockets, and have always been outdone
in ingenuity by the "filtby mechinics''-
10 use the polite language of one Of Clay's
parasites, John H. Peasants, of Virginr
ia.-While these childish exhibitions
were IN progress, and the public square
rendered dangerous by Ere balls, these
demagogues were making speeches in
other quarters 10 few OF their gaping
hearers, who were entertained with the
most bare-faced falsehOOds as 10 The is.
sue of the late eleclions--not one of
which''were honestly represented. But
the polite part Of the audience had other
attractions than to listen 10 thoss sian.
ders aud lies that were uttered by such
chaps as the expelled Prentiss Of Mississ-
iPpi, who, am told, asserted that the
late election IN Kentucky terminated in
the defeat Of the democrats by a majors
ty Of 10000; when his name>sake and
cO-labGrerin lnfamy, in Louisville, ack.
nowledges that Owsley's majority is
but 4,S0O.
| regret that the extreme heat of the
weather incapaeitates me from giving
you more graphic view of this b0asted
fandango, so like those Of 40, but musI
give our friends hint that the expense
attending this exhibition shows clearly
that they have got supply of cash, but
from what source | cannot divine-and |
that the pipe layers must be we'll watch ed
at fhe next election. And am also
obliged 10 say thar | have neither heard
a speaker here, OF any where else, say
word upon the sebject OF the rejection
Of Duncan's bill by the Senste-a most
prolific subject for both stumpers and
edilofs-and vet nonE Of them have laid
bold ON it.--It appears 10 me that the
federal party IN the Senate must have
had some views Of obtaining funds to
play the same game in IA that they
played in 1910. Why not, then, expose
the viliainy, and warn The people against
pipe layinga
am too warm to write more, the sheet
is nearly FULL and the article is already
too long. You will therefore readily
excuse me from going farther than to
say that am, Yours, &c.
a. A DEMOCRAT. |
P. s. The funeral Of young man
who died from the heat and fatigue Of
yesterday, is now passing. He is 10 be
buried with military honors.
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MECHANICS MEETING
Ripley, August 2s, ls4

h'Pley' august 70, lS44
A meeting Of the working men oI
the town Of Ripley was held in the Music
Saloon, for the purpose of forming 4
mechanics or working mems association
also TO draw up resolutions TO instruct
or request the Legislators of the State OI
Ohio TO SO modify the convict labor ia
The Penitentiary so as it will not come
in contact with the honest labor of tbs
Mechanics Of our country.
On motion, SAMUEL JOLLY was appoin
ted Chairman Of the meeting, and J. G
CAMPBELL. Secretary.
On motion, Benjamin GOIdsberry, VIM.
Norris, Hayden Thompson. Travis BOs-
well, VintoD Lane, Ralph M. Jenkins,
and ]. c. Campbell were appointed a
committee 10 draw up resolutions and
report them at our next meeting.
On motion, the meeting adjourHed
until Friday evening August the 3oth
August 80, 1874.
A large and respectable meeting of the
working men Of Ripley met again ih the
Music Saloon, when the committee sub.
mtted the following pres mble and reSo'
lutions, which were adopted.
PREAMBLE.
Whereas. all free governments are in
tendedfor the greatest good 10 the great
est number, and whereas, ,sll laws are made
for The protection Of individuals or com.
munties, and when il is ascertained that
law does not carry out the two fU,G-
going fundamental rules of free governs
meDt, tits The privilege, nay the duty,
Of the governed 10 ask the repeal or mod.
ifCalon of those laws: therefore,
Resolved, That we, the mechanics or
working men of the town of Ripley in
the county Of Brown, deem it derogatory
to the character, the morals and the pros
psrily of her mechanics, as we'll as OtherS
Of the producing classes, for convict la
Dor to come in direct csmpetitiOn with
the free labor throughout the states and
that they demand thorough change in
the affairs of the Panitsntiary Of Ohlos
Resolved, that we will use all honor
obIs aud lawful means TO abolish the
present unius. and injurious system of
convict labor SO far as it may conflict
with the honest labor OF the slate.
Resolved, that we will instruct our
Representative in tho next general as
sembly to use his influence to effect a
change in The laws which authorize the
directors and wardens OF the Ohio PeBi
tentisry to employ tho cOnvicts in the
manner most profitable TO the State, ip
such manner that thar labor shall not
come in direct conflict with the mechani-
cal labor Of the State.
Resolved. That we will petition the
next general assembly for a redress Of
those grcvencies.
Resolved, That we most heartily con-
cur in the presmbles and resolutions Of
the State convention held at Newark in
July last.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in The Democratic
Standard and the Political Examiner of
Georgetown, B. c. Q.
SAMUEL JOLLY. Chairman.
JIG. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
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Correspondence of the Ohio Statesman.
THE GREAT TENNESSEE UNION
CONVENTION.
NASHVILLE, (Tenn.) 22dAug, 1874

NA'HVILbEI NI5uH'I ~~u AUg1 1919
DEAR SIX: H
| arrived here on Wednesday, ith
inst, and on the following day, Thursday
18th, attended the great MASS Meeting
or Convention Of the democrats of Tenn
esses, and other States, in Pursuance Of
tho notice given some weeks previous
The meeting was large,and was pervadec
/ by spirit Of enthusiasm beyond wha
was expected d-our great meeting AZ Gar
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NEW sERIEs.-VoL. v. N..I

osmualion which has so laie!y heaped
Ooium upon themselves!-CiH. Enq.
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PERSONALLY COULD HAVE NO oBJEC- :
TON TO THE ANNEXATION OF Texas"
HenrV Clan.
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Foreign Markets.

-~s.Msuco, Aug. II ANY quotation oi Flour is quite
IT, fhere being o stock Of 6000 bbls. in first
nomns as The bakers arc over supplied and buy very
hands VIII oGy from supposition that rrics must
spsrpgly ION fear that the article may spoil Oh
decline, bat also
their hands '~sS our correspondents the i'm
we must again gu, sn5s gre saiesble the baker,
p1rant fact that no inlcrorL 'usljtes Richmond and
Only purchasing Of the best thing very slowly al
equally hne descriptions, arc vsdnce this price
l7n5oo isD but we should he glad to -dsnary brands
IL, by so doing, could effect sales. T..
ere nomi.aly at $4,000 IlN0O0. ~s'Iiiac
The ari cles most in demand are American a. '>tss
tntej goods, particularly Brown Drills the impor. =
which has been TO nothing for some time past,
thsrn Is not piece IN market The first arrival Will
readily command $50 per yard.
IN exports also there Ia little activity almost all the
Sugar OF the lost crop having been shipped eff Ths state
oi things has occhsioned decline feghts, and first
class small English vessel is lug the Channel
at 6ns per ton.
.q,nciss IF Tmprt Blue Drills III per yard Asheg,
pot AZ pearl, 04l Bread, navy 1893 plot 10 per Dbl,
nominal Crackers - per one third bb sales Boards,
pine II 10 per IN frrt Chairs, Windsor 20 per doz
Candies, Sperm 70, ralow per III, sales Domes;cs.
~ 30 inch per yard Drills 09i Fiour 3 80 a 46
per bbl, nominal Lord, 0s 10. sales; Whale Oil, 10
per gai Wrapping Paper, ~ aaies PORK 10 per bbi
nominal Rice 30 per a. Hosin, SO per bb sales
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TO TAII,OKS

THE Second Edition o Stnemes celebrated work on
ting garments Of every description style Of elegance
uncluaed, is published aud ready FOR delivery Those
who desire 20 avail themselves Of tho great advantages be
rived from the Of the nsrucon Il contains, would do well
square, and contains elegant diagrams Of AZ the various styles
o at the pesea day with full aud ample psruc.
few o the many highly respectable names who testify
o the merits Of the book-
The dersgned being practically acquainted with Mr. Slime
NETS Inales on Cutting Garments with pleasure recommend
work complete its aud ~ ms practical an
peaton to cutting superior heretofore published either
IN Europe or America.
7. Henry Son, Daniel Gutter, saats Banker, Charles
Cox, II. W. TYon Co. B. y. Homer James Daily, John
Hayiland, J. II. Banker.
above can Obtained Of the author No ls Broadway,
New York. s8 lmsrc
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NEw ORLEANs-Ship Cincinnati-3 kegs brs 5 cks c
Adams 600 bqs Hnson-I5bbl Bleecker32 tes tai
col hid IS bbls "low Smith CO.'S bbls lard oil
Fieldlio sacks wheat w Jamess2 do Wood-i6 bis
allow Ayerl CO.'S hhds tobacco Boorman Johnston
col bbls Hyde Sykes-7 bdls hemp Bur Johnson-22
Do cotton Gories Stanton BsnssIse do wool le hides
Dbl. pork Stenberger-2 bbls wool Griswold-
73 bis wool cask Haywood col hoxes tobacco 10 bis
Eel,ms hhs aSsscso g, kassi5 Bis hemp Tucker
Wendal Abbott-i9 bis hemp 1912 pigs lead Stratchen
Scots bis wool 10 do skins hnrchman Roberts-i3 hhds
tobacco Hsvens co6 do II Maghee8 boxes Beach Sut.
tUn cGEic bis mos H1a e laswood Rowland
Stanton coo bis hemp Wilson Bown-2 boxes Brock
elmann-33T pigs lead II bales TO order
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PORT OK nnw xonss, snprEmBER 30.

Cleared.
Ships Meta, Hamb) Meyer Hamburg, Oerchs & Kruger:
Eeespont Ellis Havana, spoford Tileston 4 Co; Robert
Isaac Bare Savannah. John OgdenBrigs Columbus (wl
euedens Cheat, Schmidt Balchen; Paas (Brl Lanelos
Jersey Harbor Goodhne CoSchs Parallel iBr1 Lockhar
windsor Ms; Two Brothers, Richardson, and VIM E Bird
Roberts Washington NC: l. Mitchell; Olivia Virginia
RGiLIims & 4 TTmble DAVID Cox Wd.
Lowden Washington Lsy6eid Philadelphia, VIM. j. Mckee
x Co. '' "
Arrived.
Ship Metoka cIarren "a days from Liverpool with salt
iron, &c, to r Nevius & Son. i' 800 49,
ship Persian Robbins tqf Plymou,h Mass, days from
ship Cincinnati Rose, 20 days from New Orleans with cot
ton, TO Stanton x Frost. ~ -
Brig s., Marks L.nt days from Nasuabo PR with lso
vessel Sd nit the outward passage john N Pepper
Portland. lst officer, fell overheard and was drowned
brig Juan y DC Caaeena Kela from East Machas with
schr A%ansbfa % Gibbs from Boston. with pkgs glass
swedish schL snappopp Barkman 60 days from Stockholm
Sch Edwin A. Stevens Briggs from Baltimore with mdse
70 j. ~ Briggs Sailed in from the Capes with brig Rob
Bruce for Trinidad and schr Dart, for Canton
SchrJ. b. Monroe, Lynch, Virginia.
Schr Gen Scott Doughty, Deep Creek, shingles
Schr Mount Hope, Wixon, Dennis, fish.
Schr Wolcott, Ryder, Boston, mdse.
below.
Barque Casto, Hopkins from Machas bound TO Babadoe
damages.
Also, ship unknown.
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tinctiun. = - ~ -
Ever since have been business has nv good fortune
% acquire ana retain large portion of the public patronage
Tor which ieel grateful As Hair Cutter and Wig Maker
Laird stands unryaled in the manufacture Ornamental Hair
Tor which his name has so long been celebrated lie now has
ample scope Tor carrying his inventions aud
Ia shoft nothing hat art can produce expense
ne invites an early inspection Of his splendid Wigs
ioupees and ornamental Hair countless variety and erqui
ste Peame1 from celebrated English
,;nn n @ n ADDITION 70 several esteemed Irepa
deed the business ~ each department conducted BY the pnci
na M himself IA such manner and on such
the Ire-emnent character this establishment enjoys.
sl0 lmFm % Chatham s,r.s,
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vENEREAL DISEASE CURLD


LAVE received by arrivals and keep constantly on
hand, large and tasteful selected OF tyrnch aud
German articles for Embroidery aud Fancy Goods which the,
Dfer for sale At wholraale aud retail viz
Berlin Zephyr Worsted, German Wonted, Canvas Fos,
fgnch Purse Twist, shaded and plain; Gilt aud silveec
Bads Purse Omamenu Bracelets, Jet Combs and Bracelets
.it ,nd siiyswd Hair Pins, Combs Erusss Baids Cord
splendid assortment of All kind Of Ta.sels Chuils Cor
Embrodered Sospendsrs and spspcnder Trmmings, sil
ites =
Oiled Silk, French maaufacturr. while yellow aad sr,n
Jy "a i'm &c
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AmsrfnpA persian25 pipes gin 100 kegs herring
eo-oo bd steel Oelrichs Kruse7 boxes hampers mdse
ply neyer X stuskep-6 boxe, Thorbum col do w B
e-6 co Burlagues Hunieri do Zimmerman-i do
osborn coll cks chts Wlfi2 do 50 bales BIstlen
h9op co50 slabs tin Dcs Arts3 bxs pkg Goodhue
90 u Meyer do Bsrens Humghryl do Boonen, Graves
q co-80 pkgs boxes IFS chests sugar 10 order
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rroN The mar ct is very dull and prices withou
alton The stormy weather retarded operations.

HAy-Common qualities sell as waa.ed at 80 ~ cen's
Prime FOR export al 40 cents.
WHsggy-D rudge casts sell at "a cents Western aiac
prison barrels held at 24j 10 cents.
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DiHct .SS4Ol7 40
The appropriaonsor the year amounted to $75aoo3
OF this amount there appre prated for damages
opening streets and for the pay of claims which ex
coed thousand dollars each the of $79 as4 25
The amount subscribed ond paid each loan made TO
city up the both OF June, 1884, annexed and
this constitutes the funded debt Of the county
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J LAIRD.
WIG MAKER, HAIR CUTTER,
ORNAMENTAL HAIR MANUFACTURER,
81 CHATHAM STREET,

IN announcing to his
numerous friends and pa
lIons his removal from
ZIG Pearl street 10 the store
92 Chatham street. begs
leave 70 return his hear
rtielt acknowledgements
to those friends and the
public generally, who
have hitherto honored
hun hun with their support,
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SHIP NEWS
Correspondence or the Herald.


~, ,, PHiLADELPHIA, Sept. 28-P. NJ
c.uy av, m, oln Lhrser vandyke, NOrleans; Dsspach
ara oni Carolge Clark, omm Eddngton Ciapp and Resu
l.or .losson Boston; Ahm Brown Davis SoInerse Mas
WIN Young, Adams, and Isaac Townsend Ineersoli Prov,
dence; Lesngon vangdrr Brooklyn; Pioneer Corscu New
York; Tigress, Hart, do.
Foreign Ports.
Sr THOMAS Sept lin port, Emily Cummings Sage from
,na sa, va - Kits to sal ia few day. for Turks Isl
sasirn Jones from St vincen for Turks Island same day
Sd 9Th Ada Eliza, Marshman Narscaibo load for BALI
Philadelphia 8tb Allen Ryne - Domingo. OH = II
WOLFE loiiand Turks Island; iOh Geo KIotis Brown do
ilth, Robt Treat. Treat, Boston. '' -
Tnsip.p Sept lin po,, CHANCELLOR Of and from Naven
sge brig beating within the Bocss supposed the Hun,ess
from Phi. .adelphia. ''
Home Ports.
,PHnApELPHIA, Sept 2g-An Two Brothers, Thompson n
Haven; Moses Brown Nickeson Providence; Planet
Moore, do; fucaian. Baker, Boston.
NBsLTIss,oRr sspt Y-sld Virginia, Bremen; Mary Ann.
WuMiyGr OK, NC. Sept i8-Arr Eunrian Br,n.eum Nv
- '"s"-' -
ChsnLnsrps sept 2i-Arr Virginia, Eaton NYork; vico.
SAVANNAH Sept 23-Cid Taranto. Fales Boston.
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DR.. HOLLICK'S LECTURES.
broadway Hall corner Of Broadway and Grand street

REPRO UCTION
or living beings in all its varieties explained Phyologicay
and Phosophcally sexual and with an its physical
and moral unnatural practices their extent
the means OF removing them, &c. &c.
TUESDAY, October l.
WEDNESDAY, October g.
THURSDAY, October 3.
Each Lecture VIII be complete by ITSELF though the whole
forma connected course.
Admission 80 cents single Lecure 81 90 for the course
IL FOR GENTLEMEN 0NLY.-<I
Youths nof admitted
Illustrated By fifteen llsized ike models showing the
whole human structure aud the psculiarties of
THE HUMAN FEMALE FORM!
The young being in &c. sc.
The will be delivered twice accommodate visitors
IN the Mornings NJ TO- and Evenings att
" The Lecture Ladies only will be Tuesday after.
noon, at ga o'clock. s29 Stem
MULE PAULINE DESJARDINS respectfully informs
W her patrons and the public general that she about
form Cdss de Dance" FOR ladies' aud gentlemen which
fashionable Dances Of the day.
The morning school will be open from i2 o'clock O'Clock
and the evening from O'Clock o'clock.
ladies' aud gentlemen wishing requested
call at Mile Desjardn's house. Park Place $50 2wsrc
FRENCH LANGUAGE AND MUSIC
MONS. MADAME AND MADLLE. GAUVAIN, have
l resumed their Glasses and Private Lessons season
The French taught through Mancscas Oral System
used by Mr. Gauyain for these feen past The Piano
Guitar and Singing also taught the approved principles
The French language usually spoken in the family Apply
3g7 BROADWAY.
s2a 8tsrc
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MARITIME HERALD.
ship Nfasters and Auents.

We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
e hcDEar SILvEy Captain Of our News Boa. report Of
spoken on their list Of their and foreign
nedatey their arrival Agents and Correspondents home
abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office all
on of any kind will be thankfully received ~
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State Of Trade.

ASHES Pots are very steady at S4a5 Pearls very
firm at Si,374 $I,43a.
RxcEiPrs FROM OPENING CANALS
TO August 81. Observation-Disclosures. .bbls. so 654
To September ~. 27................ 5,l56
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RHoDE ISLANDER OrrIcE.
18Th Mas.asot Brown NYork via Fail XIV Rses e; Gsroine
ha d. SseH BsG
ford for do; Squire Brothers. S!!man Greenwich for do;
FSfsa ts @sss for
ss1at dsi esa s' $ s es sf
Miscellaneous Record.
Sssa,, ss MG g$
would sCc She moaa sHiss' be ssaS s,
B.ssgF I BaII,sE K'ss B with feat hold
~, RI as, saS siEss NIB
Emerald Andrew - from IL Eyapoe asei for
by a1sn T Ths mersd @ AID a Ga
| condition.
sha Dr. Drake NY Coast Havsns Sand was spo.
s en New sGss 5 %s. " co... Of Chill
spoken.
oyanso from Sydney for NYork. ssth insby the Persian
sician brig NYork 2sh nst-by the etoka at this
Mary y wsser IS days from Jamaica for NYok ssd inst
Manson Of scituaie Boston for Curacoa 10th inst lat s
Henry, of salem soth ut lat 81 so lon 40.
Foreign Ports.
AMsrfaDA% s Aug an port PeSsjs Robbins for NYor
Rsae and zSfo MapSy jeSn cs;Is Young I..A1
saas Fs$s Mj;e S" s@ @ ads. for Rsass hsrssy S and
ssS sss iaa' basy Rsys. Ss' sas Hon Baker
'i!ssss sGsss; ass sAtis ss..ss A:.."'
.,:s SE;sl sl @ ;$
nf'S; yiHi @vsS port
MS:r 'Pssn s u Baas
ssf; ss s,i ss ass %ss
d moss E.%ou6 dRompSss BoS~sp Cs Theme
g Sa$s%, Ffi:isS RsssI fqsis%ss,%;
HOGAN F"Ss$
ass TS 9's@ sss;'Gss As"ss rs sa S
ss s1' ,ay baIsfss.ss @
fsss ss,I ;s s sss a'eaG di: f%ssi
fss oas s's Rsys s.s
.Fs% xs S..S: t.Iss
hd" B sas Nary y' Foa kafIsSb
Lalc Ports.
Perry 5 aS esss esSf,ss Sss Z fe'ssGs Ps. s
SON Msu%ee Gity cerSn, Huron Granger Fsirpori Bir,
scHsap,y sSss fbsss F%%.
] s' hs%s sasa " bsss sssS %s'
Sept Benton Ga Ejys, csyo
Benton, Racne Gen Harrison, Detrot Lexington Oswego.
Home PorIs.
scs:: ssis 6ss s%$ Ea fs.as Lssh'Ss NSsf
sGs Ss s%s: sso sT fs s' daaa for
Bs;sss s5 fs s'sH ss Ds,1 b~s'sr sss E' fS.z
ssy %s pe p Ps' 81
ichbo.a FrankfoIt; Columbia Drinkwaer Belfast; Harriet
ar. ANsyyaasra W% King cIews fps,easspha p,. 9%
vS S's 4, sss e, sesss Suffolk Va.
as%ssS mn New York 's SD Veto %Gsiea SsasS'
isply s sHS Bss
Nssweurg AOasy ny, Gibbs; Albany. a. 9, rho.. r,s ,
Sps Shetland po.ton Leon,ue New
FarDrnieE:nuse, SEPT g1.An Eagle, Percy Boston:
s % II s%a" Rs ?"s ssb"e Asans
RisRnond for Boston sd gSib Jo.spine RSIia.oss New
o,e rs WIN Henry West indies VIRGINIA and Ant Brl d.
Chapman Ladeu. Boston; George Yates, NYorki9h inst.
% ~ Of & o. sa %i,' o % saa ou
ibis; 2oth M lat 3 o Ion ~ 3 the hull Of sh Just
supposed to be about 400 900 onsal her sprs
sAyASYAH, ssp,aa-Ar Phiura Doane Boston Sid aad,
ApALAcrrcoLA Sept I6--Arr Magnet Haley Key West via
Tampa-9h inst lat 2s 3 Ion 80 iO experienced gale
aud yards aud losing about GOO bushels
NEW onrEAss, SEPT is--Arr Huron Paine Liverpool BE.
sso.g up kS} % s%%b,s 1% ie2S ESs La Ivesc
Ghsmlain Miller Pbiladeeha Ecrtu@. tMen Mijahrss
W. .ss sons % 10 sea; Toy az anchor outside the Bar rerg
lie IL 'ch was damaged by grounding on the Bar
- DOLLARS REWARD.
FIFT, -EyING, from The basement room Of
4 A or 81 Johns SQuarr, the following
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Married,

On Friday evening the 27h infant, by the Rev. ~ J
Marselus Mr.. ALEXANDER HEsDKRsor, to Miss ANN PAT
TsssoS, both Of this city.