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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-05-31
THE BRAIN.

D5=In the Brain is found the organs in
which mind and mailer become more iinniedi-
atelv connected with each other--the throne Of
the intellectual po,cers.
UJrThe Nerves are for various purposes;
some for seeing, hearing, SMELLING, tasting,
feeling, &c.
nT.it is plain, then, that the functions of
the body depend entirely upon the healthy con-
dition Of The Blood II The Blood is poor, or
filed with impurities, the nervous system must
necessarily suffer, and, consequently, the whole
body. Irritations, Rheumaiisms, Fecers,
Pains In the Head, sore or inhauled Eyes,
Coughs, Consumptions, and every variety Of
disease may result.
rs The Rationale Of DR.. lie Roy's theory,
is, that all diseases result from distractions Of
some kind; that impure matter, when obsiruct-
ed, remains in the blood and affects the nerves
like poison.
i6sThe Nerpes being medium Of commu-
nication between the Blood and Brain, The mo-
ment distractions take place, they are not per-
miied to act with their native vigor, so long
as the obstruction continues.
@Removc the obstruction, and cure is
completed
90 The above is the Rationale why females
suffer so much in their minds and nervous sys-
TENS from distractions; and the tchy and the
wherefore that they are so soon and complete
" cured by The use Of lie Roy's Vegetable
Pills
pJ- Further Rationale of the doctrine of
DR.. lie Roy's system. The nerves are the me-,
iiun of sensibility,-in some, they are weak
10 Others strong. The weak are owing 10 poor
blood; the strong, 10 pure blood, that Invigo-
rates the nerves with the principle Of vitality.
III II is law of nature for the nerves 10
act in such manner 10 make life agreeable,
when not aggravated by impure Blood.
iE@Purify The blood, then, by DR.. lie Roy's
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-05-31
CONSUMPTIONl
rFDR.. LIE ROY'S PILLSl!
PURGATTON!

EJ-WHY is purgation necessary Because
the Supreme Creative Power, Wisdom, and
Prescience, which arranged and coniFived the
curious structure Of man, made il also as me-
cessary that the old, worn-oul materials should
be removed, that neic and fresh mailer
shonld be added
TO Purgation, therefore, is established as a
mandate Of the Creative Porer.
oE-What is purgaioni Ans. A pRrifea-
lion Of The blood through all the pores and out
lets of The body.
CO Publication of the blood, then, is Of vital
importance 10 the health and well-being Of
man.
How should il be efiected' is question
that all answer; not by mineral poisons, That
debiliiate the nervous system; but by mild We
getables, that aci gently and efficiently, with
out facilitating the nervous syStemill
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-05-31
THE LIFE OF THE FLESH rs
IN THE BLOODn

Shy curious arrangement Of nature, the
nerpes are everywhere al their cxtrenilies con-
nrcted with the extrcmi,ies Of The arteries, con-
with the bloud the nerves and brain
necessarily then depend upon the blood Tor their
riiaiifu health and yiqor
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MONEY MARKET.


The operations in the Stock Market during the past
week have been of very little Importance Quotations
have been gradually sinking and operators rather
requires great deal ofnerve uate very large in
stocks now There indications of an approaching
revnsion in commercial affairs The sooner it comes
the better, for the more speedy the crisis the
less injury to all classes. The money market
is gradually tightening and the rate of interest
steadily increasing Several banks have posted up
alter be charged business paper This is very good
evidence of the change going in the money market
The cause Of this change be attributed principally
the immense mporations daily coming in. During the
past week European packets arrived all Of which
have on board very heavy cargoes. We have doubt
tho value Of mporations into this port from the LIST of
January to the LIST Of September will reach $55 0O
period Of eight months-whe the value Of the exports
from this port for the PERIOD will not exceed
$aaOooooO According to this estimate which is formed
on good data the balance against in the foreign trade
Of this pert alone will amount to thiryhree millions Of
dollars in eight months Up to the LIST of August the
value OF the importaons into the port Of New York
S45 ,aa5we have added to this only So 900 900
estimate for August Uptc the LIST of August the value
of exports-both foreign and domestic
was $90S9 247 We have added to this three millions Of
dollars for August, in making estimate to thes Of
September. With these facts before capitalists II not
strange the stock market remains in very depressed
condition We ususl table. comparing prices
for the principal stocks in this market for the week
Quotations roR srocxs IN THE NEw yoMK MAHKEr.
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Foreign Markets.

HAvANA, Aug. l5.-Notwithstanding the recent arrival
OF Rice from your and from other parts OF the Union tina
market still keeps good price The last sales which
TOOK place yesterday were at l3 ris which with the
difference Of the Tariff is good price
Conee, nomnaliy, n to OIL Sugar, Al, 81 to SO. Elk
change on London II to LII prem.
BAHBApoxs PRICE CURRENT, Aug Flour. superine
. az %; Rye do none; Tea, SOC 81; Ale ght 80
strong, 81 3; Alewives 10 80; Bread Navy so
Pilot none; Beans none; Prime Beet 10 10 Bacon Il
ooa 10 Goldfish 4a4 l0 Corn Meal, as 30; Crackers
4O tallow IL Ia; composition, DO; Cheese Am 10
Hams, 10 Is; Herrings none; American Wood. hoops
3Oper NJ; Lumber, 10 l6 SO; p. % %; Lard,
"; Spermaceti, 5O American Pork 10 10 bO Pitch
lag oo Potatoes, b0 Porter, rs D Rosn, 90
3aa so; Cedar 25; Cypress, a So; Slaves, o
1876 0, "a 49, Tobacco manufactured, Q 10; Tai
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The market has oil through the week been much de-
pressed Prices 1t will be observed, much lower at
the close than early in the week State stocks suffer with
the fancies Illinois does not improve The efforts Of
the Commssonersof that State have in proved
successful, but there many contingencies in the
way of very favorable result, that the public
fdence has been but slightly increased and operators
do not seem disposed to NEEDLE with the stock Penn
sylvania 5s very heavy in this market The difficult
ties and delays those holding this stock have TO submit to-
in procuring the scrip for interest due have destroyed
what little confidence the movements OF the last egisla
ture created Fancy stocks continue very much depress
ed in consequence OF the unfavorsble condition Of
mercsl affairs generally.
We annex statement showing the number Of bales or
cotton imported into Great Britain and the consumption
for the FIRST Fix months for!a number Of years
IMPORTATION, CONSERVATION, PRIcE OF CorTos IN
GREAT BRITAIN, Six MONTHS, FROM
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q a. % Ssss! q: 4 q 5 Sss b.
Susan Benjamin. do for Nantucket
Miscellaneous.
day. s sr ss S e cSss s Lsf SSS will sail to-
sHr SErrusE hesT3A junk bottle was picked up on
cSas 81 ~ ship eSa s
nous veg Ihs 6ot!s had been time in the waeE-lN
Haven Herald Aus. a. s,.,
u Ms,ssei Of and fGT London from s. John NIB eaky Ans
s'i el is Aug e. Cape May
Foreign Es0rss
$s$s fss%eirs 1ssf' jon 4fiss
table HUI sSh Iesnasr ' fHssn Liverpool iSs
MosrREAL, Aug 2O-ArT Margaret PridAam cadiu
Lake Ports.
Oliver ssSsS and ff Bd5e
E faS%sl sn aJS a
me Detroit; Queen Cobb, and Grant, Cleveland; Emily,
Home Ports.
AaF Cd & ac"s spassas NsS Ys
sSa ss ea deh %E Bs
s a P f Rns sa
nSSs TSaSs DsTKS " Nj Wave RSss
| York. - - 49,
NKw BEDEonp, Aug 2i-4ir New Delight Gibbs Phladel-
phia Helen Perry. NYork.
Nanacke 23d vandalis Pendleton; Challenge Clark and
Nevis Kinney Philadelphia for Boston; Clarendon Ames
Ihomason for NYork In port Albert Rogers Prudent and
@s ES;s Fsydss Brew s% s
| man Philadelphia.
FALL RIVER Aug 22An Velasco, Seeley; Leonne Jones
York. - ~
NEW HAVEN, Aug GAR Elizabeth, Hoyt, Albany. Sid
smith Tue Bush Guadaoupe; Industry, Collins, Indies
Jane Henderson, Hnson, Philadelphia.
/ NORFOLK, Aug 22-Arr Belle NcMath. NYorx.
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Foreign Inlportations.

bds i56 bars DO Egleston Batele- pkg Norton & Law
ence-e3 Godfrey, Pattson co56 Cameron Brand Hy
Norris col Armstrong son1 Chas Norrey-25 Geo
Norwood co.'s Bell < son75o bxs tin Phelps Dodge 4
cog2 crates bids Gregory co, Albany pigs Richardson
Johnston-s casks II anys bales aeotes Wiets-
Pickersgill co9D sacks salt Taylor Merrl-ii pkg
EdWn Hunts w Spies & col Stone Swan 4 COLO
II Winkley-50 Thos Halliday-l0 Jos Connah-3O After
bury ,s j. coil Z Bin Clark- Wolfe Gespel2 BIZ
LRossrApL--Brg JosephineO5 bales feathers 4 T Popp.
so bags lseed 1000 mats $50 pks iron Aymar co., casks
bristle Fische9 do bxs horse tails Chandler How,r,
soL3 pks mdsc Victor pqekwz7oo bales crash 400 pei
Fedler co577 iron IS cks brste Winerof Piper
COIL coils bolt rope 70 master200 bales feathers ORDER
PALEnMo-Barque Rng-( Reported yesterday 100 can
ar birthstone 10 bales orange peel do orange mustard
seed 1900 do sumac 1900 do dse $50 bags bbs bes
qnorce GO bags canary 65 boxes lemons 1873 do mdS
% h do cases silk 100 order2 packages grass ii
Routh. re 80 -
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PALMOs OPERA HOUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET.
DIR. LARDNER'S ENTERTAINMENTS
SUBSCRIPTION SERIES OF SIX EVENINGS.
Dr. t M6RSs VII Syf aS # ST RhfDssSs
MONDAY Isis as x 'a ZIP III FRIDAY
" To commence al o'clock
ddoa yheh sSsa oer EaSs
Collection Of w &c and a aae M Ave
pa5stus. more particularly specified in III Programme.
cksts Is es soR tickets Tor SIX evenings ST. Nightly
10 The number Of subscription tickets win be limited by
ths which se Afforded and nightly tickets will
b,a III Bss se s :" % tickets may BE-
4ocoek also Palmos Bath Room Chambers the
As% a s. a s,s rss s
grsmmes may also be obtained
10 occst on and alter Ills august Ss once IRON
PROGRAMME OF THE ENTERTAINMENTS:
INAUGURAL DcoT IiS A oN TIFF Tffs PLEA
SURES AND USES OF KNOWLEDGE.
Now given for the first time in the United States.
~ LUNAR DfscoVEsR ffSs'' '''"'
"% THE EYE AND mi f LIGHT ''''
F'0'T" E'tTr HE s sGS. SEPT Co.
THE ATMOSPHERE.
SIXTH E EnE 8, F !. SN,r srrr. srH.
ANN az THE
close of each Lecture.
A SERIES OF TELESCOPE DRAWINGS,
Illustrating the physical condition Of the surfaces Of the Moon
SERIES OF sc ESIIps ILLUSTRATIONS OF
A SERIES OF TELESCOPE VIEWS OF THE PLA-
oF p bSExMS
he s sl ,soa
phases &c.
THE GRAND URANORAMA.
IN
SiS SSs s
Noon; Gs'ssSs and Hs:i ms Mas ssss"
WIN TH nE'f EA n4 Heir AS ssbfs' M @GSs Also
win appear moving among the Stars the Moon at the
The scale on which H Pana s a 3 executed is such .. 10
:gissa individual
METEOROLOGICAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
Di0F'"'' q M & AisH sP6Ar RsoREALIs'
Il de- s..sas % g 40
which has attracted such general and admiration
@ ss" highest having sapaS
% ss be above 0
55IESfESEs 1SEA4SqSES yAESH NTSS
- TALizATIoN o III s AZ TSP DECOMPOSITION
A SPLENDID BOUQUET OF TWELVE
DRUMMOND LIGHTS!
THE OXY HYDR OGEN BLOW PIPE
PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS!
Consisting Of Illuminated Dioapas shown scale
FXfEEME Ii Ts,s"i fj f ST
THE GASES!
Apparatus Exhibit the Combustion Of Phosphorus Sulphur
H 2sEsss Ca % fss . Il
Sisi ifSH fF1ipRa% yhsf' slowing the
Effects of the Gavanic Current the Bodies Of Animals Ell
Their living, after DEATH
Splendid Apparatus, lately obtained from Paris called the
nj 4 9 ASCOPE,
IS which variety Of Amusing and instructive Solid Objects
Exhibited striking and novel manner which
panied by collection Of ingenious moving figures au2l eod
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o. FRENCH POMNADEs for the hair, black brown
and fair 81 Walker st.. first store from Broadway.

nh A WARNING.-Those that have, or ever hsd
the venerial disease IN any Of its various FORMS should
be advised OF the fact that II still turks in the system il
may be dried up and to all appearance cured but its poi
sonous venem still exists, and there is other combina.
ton OF medicine in the Materia Medca that will radical.
" purge the human system OF veneral disease but
BLACkWELL'S ANTACRlD TINCTURE & SCOTCH
RENOVATOR II has the power Of expellipg from the
blood and juices every vesage this disease is deter
gent cleansing and healing in its operation and will soon
bring the whole constitution to its prestine vigor and
strength. Go TO X. s. BERNARDS, 81 Nassau st. New
York the only authorised agent for the United States
and get this medicine before disease has numbered you
with the thousand that have gone down to the grave
der thu influence OF this loathsome complaint
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large enough to meet the consumption the rat herein
given to the middle Of the first six months Isas This
is certainly very unfavorable statement at the present
time The new crop Of cotton in this country now COM
ing forward WILL without doubt, be much larger th an any
preceding one and the demand is present likely to be
much more limited For several years past the growth
Of this staple has largely exceeded the consumption and
the stocks on hand at the of several years
past have besn gradually increasing We find in the fore
going tabea stock Of than coo bales Of cotton on
hand IN the different markets Of Great Britain on the frat
OF January last This stock had to more than
eleven hundred thousand bales on the first of July,
after deducting the quantity taken Tor CONSUMPTION
which was sufficient quantity for more than nine months
consumption The new crop comes into the market un.
der very unavorabe auspices and we cannot conceive
how prices can possibly he sustained at a pon. any
where near those ruling last fall The ption Of
the raw MATERIAL both in this country and in Europe has
been larger this year than before notwithstanding
which the stocks are daily accumulating Should the
crop now being picked yield two and half millions Of
bales the planters will have good cause to complain.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the HERALD

Correspondence OF the Herald
PHILADELPHIA, August Is, 1874.
Our city has again been disgraced by body Of
men styled firemen. About O'Clock last evening,
the FarmouRt Engine Company, locsted in Spring
Garden, accompanied with several hundred per-
sons, many OF whom were armed with clubs, &c,
went into the District OF Southwark, evidently for
the purpose OF creating riot, there was rot the
slightest cause tor their entering the already excl
ted district. The Weccacoe Hose with whom
they have long been in deadly conflict, stands in
Queen street near Front, and within the imme-
date vicinity of the house did the Paramount pro-
coed. AT Second and Ca,harine street, fight en-
Clubs, stones and even fire arms, are said to have
been used-the whole neighborho.d was thrown
into state of excitement and alarm-the lives
Of OF citizens Were endangered and hat too
panied 10 record these things, and would only re-
mark that unless the authorities Of Philadelphia put
a stop to the proceedings of the Paramount Engine
Company-close their doors-our streets will, ere
long, run with blood. They are desperate set of
men, as their past conduct proves. Sheriff McMi-
chael Is, believe member OF The company. They
were presented, II Is true, by the Grand Jury as u
nuisance, but what care they for that Shame
| shame.
| A most destructive fire occurred this morning.
little after IL o'clock, at Eighth and South streets.
| IL commenced In shed adjoining feed store
which was soon consumed. In moment several
| adjoining trainers, occupied asa machine shop, sta
bles, and soar, and tallow factory, were enveoped
| in flames. The scene was truly appalling. The
whole were burned to the ground, together with
| two valuable horses, and several dogs The roof
of the brick dwellings on Emeline street, were
burned, and three story brick in South street,
| almost entirely destroyed This last house was
occupied by a number Of abandoned women, who
lost everything they possessed, and barely escaped
with their lives The pawnbroker's shop of Mr..
Donnelly. adjoining the above, also suffered severe
y, the contents of the store being entirely ruined
with water. while the upper part OF the building
was burned. The properly adjoining to the east
and west was several times in imminent danger, but
fortunately the wind was calm, otherwise a most
4 most disastrous confiagraion would have ensued.
| The total loss may be set down at 80, 600 The
sufferers Messrs Gilbert. Wood, Pagan,
Bloomer, Donnely, and one or two others whose
names do not recollect.
| The Fairmount fire company upon the
ground, its members armed with clubs, &C., no
| doubt anxious for broI
| The democr tic me citing at Camden, yesterday,
was rather slim afalr-iaIng far shori of expec-
| tation Mr.. Dallas was net there and Colonel
| McCahan, of Buckshot war renown, is said to have
| made the best speech
| The wings at Newtown, Pa had tremendous
affair, exceeding anything of the kind ever wit
messed before in that section Of The country.
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Domestic Importations.

Safeguarding Isaac Mead-9l bales cotton g Collns-l9
Taho g Kenny coD3o II Taman-I3 George Co!lns3O
* * GIayes-Gi Bastow, Pope COLO Branhal Abcr-
ne,by Collins-l2 Nautilus s co52 syras Hilboun
Silas Brownson--39 II Brgham--l bx mdze N Weed-6
pcts 40 g order bx John Wntel Turner Fishery
naie w Mott; half 81 VIM Cullen bales Dbl and cask
Haviand kease col6l1a casks rice Goodhue coj8 bales
cotton Y II Grayes-g pcks II Sistare.
Championship II. Ailen25 bales osnaburgs Wells 4
Sprng-2o picks Winhrop-23 bales domestcs Lord Seb
BINS cole picks keyes--l0 bis flour Spague co6
bales cotton Poire rees2l to order276 Lee Colo picks
Mariin-ta bbls rork HswIs col x HAYDEN hi
e bales cotton Lee col bx Neilson--l Brown Bro
Tiers col Dbl Parmeee COLO bales cotton Sprague
.kEy WEsT-Schr GeoRe--Ql logs mahogany Bailey Mer.
r-57 do l0l sticks cedar Mcdad Platt.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

The market has not been heavily supplied with
Beef Cattle this week but the stock has been fully equal
70 the demand, and prices have not improved On Mon
day the offerings at the scales amounted 10 600 head los
Of which were driven North and Sold The extremes
fpces paid were s. l2S for inferior to So per 100 lbs
on the boot for prime quality equal to about 81
70 net There was no fresh Cattle brought in Thurs
day. but all OF those left over at the
week were offered and sod at about the named
above.
AT the commencement OF the week Live Hogs were ex
tremeiy scarce and sales made at 81 rs pei
100 IDS Supplies have come In freely since among
which we note the arrival Of 600 head this morning
They are now offered at 81 so, with only limited sales
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Arerdge IOl

This table shows greater consumption for the first
months Of 1884, thanever before and it also shows very
steady reduction in the price OF Upland cotton With
exception Of last the prices lower the LIST of
July 1874 than at the date in any previous year
The importation Of cotton Great Britain for the 6rst
months of 1874 9a4 bales less than for the
time in 1913 The annexed table shows that the de-
cline Is principally confined American descriptions
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AUCTION SALES.

BENJAMIN MOONEY, -Auctionerr.
DACKAGE SALE OF HARDWARE, FINE CUT
r. : LE III FANCY Goops, &c;-B, MOONEY and CO;
Maiden Lane general Of Heavy and Shelf Hard
ware German and French Fancy Goods nc, among which
States and Slate Pencils Wrought Nails g and loa rose
head Hooks and Hinges Butts and Hinges Tea Trays &c
Also an invoice q fine Table and Pocket Cutlery cards
Also, bales fine English Shoe Thread.
Also, cases Cloth, Hair. busting and Shoe Brushes.
Also extensive Of German and French Fancy
Goods, &c. Catalogues ready. au26 lt*ec
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%. CARRorTY POLLS AND RAVEN BLACK
nAn Hyperion to satyr !-Glance moment Ct that
his temples and then at csrotty locks Of the AZ
MS sids What contrast Many maiden IL ravished
yet single application OF 0onraad's Grecian Hair d,
VIII change red or grey hair to beautiful black or
o,Swn whon, staining the skin or any trouble unlike
hststors from Broadway 81 30 and 37t cents bottle
o. r. s. BERNARD's DIARuRGA MEDICINE
hos been fully tested in all the various climates Of this
country; under the whitening Of the South, where
disease has slain its thousands its virtues have been best
battle field OF disease grded with the of efficiency
me, the eldestroyer and imperishable lsurels At
the North, ut the East and ut the West has warred
against Diarrhos Summer Complaints in children Chole
LanHm, Cholics, Cholera Mobus and all the various
diseases Of the bowels and received praises that will
New York. Is the prcprietors Office For sale also BY Dir
w. II. minor, corner OF John street and Broadway
% PRIVATE MEDICAL AiD-Ths ,ss..,n... .,
ne New York College Medicine ana ph.rmacv u
.etnrning tho public tanss for the lier support ne,
nspe received IN tneir efforts to "srpress nachery
beg arvetc stole that their particular attention cont;n
e be directed to al diseases OF private nature and pu
ae great Improvements atey made in the principal hos
pais Of europe IN the treatment Of those diseases the,
can conndey oner to persona requiring medical aid al
ssntage not to De met with in any institution in ,h
country, either public private. The eatmen. OF gh
ceEe Is such as to insure in very case and
os,iy different from tho pesnrious practice Of rsrns
ne constitution with mercury AMI in most ases eayns
disease much worse than the original one 81 the mem
cees q te College ior many years connected with the
prncipai hospitals ofErroro Sttenda daily consuIts
Terms and medicine, 81 A cure guaranteed
i.fcRfAsr TO CouNrsy IrvALios.-persons living i
soaaily cnn have forwarded to them chest containing
al Medicines requisite 10 perform perfect by m
their case explicitly, together with all symptoms tips
scnroctior and treatment received elsewhere ii ali,
az ancloa,ng ., poet paid addressed io
". q. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Agent
oEcs sAe r"nsYting rooms Of tbs coi'cgs % Nsr-ss
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SHIP NEWS.
COrrcgpOndence OF the Herald.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25-P. M.
!, Anved7Bstsey Jane. Thomas, Black River ia; Esther
bec Eunce Rose, Gaines Hartford Florida Reed Bristol ri
into by the John McKim carrying away arboard
rail- buwarks split plankhear Sc Also arr, Black Diamond
Morrison, NYork Augusta, Byram, dospoke oath miles
NE Of Cape May steamer Tgess Hart from Richmond for
took from her five passengers Arr the Schuykll, Sarah
Hay, Mariner and New Jersey Norman N York
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Passengers Arrived.

CaAR5NssroscShip Aen-Hon YIN Preston lady and
Miss Nue n Leland and lady NJ U'connor o,Connor,
M VIhomnor r Grenway Or T Ridley w Trow,
drsws White Coolidge Grayson in the seerage.
SAyANNAH-Brg Isaac Nlead-Mrs Kruger, Mrs Skinner,
KEY WEsT-Schr George-Captains Lewis and Rogers