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THE RACE!
Tn, N. Y. M,ro, h,. n. sa,i,.,,

The NJ " Mirror has the following notice Of the Race
"There tedious delay in tho starting ,.diou.
to as poesby, from the poson he'd taken ou,side the
track, where the negroes and unckeied rabbie had the
bsstview Of the race The ofenapped drum gave uus
warning last and around came We saw them dis
uaey, and with interruption siew for hundred
rods and We Wondered how any could have scen the
two horsss Ut all their daily EXERCISE without
conviction ot tho superiority Of Psyoas Easy power con-
tending against wonderful seemed the story
todd IN their action. Fashion compacy and was
evidently much the easer rds-Laifd sitting as closely
to her tho bead upon hsf shoulder; bot the great hsh
OF Peyiona, working completely OF from the BODY a. The
wings Of windmill, lashed forward with a powsr thai,
awful ~ Il was, seemed by means doing ils utmost,
The four ne that hese horscs passed us while we sood
In this advantageous position tole,abs opportuni
Tor seeing the make Of Peytona and were surprised
10 zee how unbloodks her head how email her eyes
and how narrow her chest Her hind do The work
Her body fsuidess aud her neck exceedingly well Get on
Her forearm 10 unusually long the knee short IN the
wrist her stes large. her whers high Her noss sesu
cd Of INDUSTRIOUS expansion She and Fashion look ed
nearly match in color and coai-Psy,ona the yelower
sorel il any thing. ltfth
We were not the least surprised the result Of the race
though we wished that Fashion had won the se cond h-ut
that we might see third. wss evident by the limited
cneeng thnt the greater number of persons had
ioet their money. but up went the pigeons in two
minutes after the closing Of the race crcna the ur for
u moment, aud then cleavng their way Southwark with
tho news-morc anxious like oure get homo 10 clean
meet than to stay and condole with the losen."
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NOTICE

Time was when Religion was not time will be. when
will be no more 10 discussing this subject Dr. TnozAs
will show from the Divine Oracle, what the Religion II
God IS IN its institution and design The dseourse will
commence at - ?. VI. on sunday at tho odd Fellows
Hall.
uSfEHshLl'NsrHf DTuEs D.oraisF-A Lecture in re-.
py to THE objection 10 the doc,10s u Universal Salvation
Will be delivered 10 tie Uayeuih.t Church. t,morro.
Sunday evening, At o'oljek. By Rev j. If. Ciaos-
IEET' And The serpent said unto tie vo,n,a Y, ,ha
not sgTsiy dr. Cen. 81
" NOTICING ssk tie stiobuyn u dealer. 70 our
sale Of Grocehes ibis morning, Of 10 O'Clock.
MALI DUNLOP, MoECURE e. co hue..
-sun.r>yr .,,,.. -, =. ----a-ll--
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-, NEW ORLEANS MARKEr-May 9. is4J
~ we ~esAss ses vvsy ass yesterday ana ~ t..s.el
Se''on ~ets hesvtef than TO have poc,d
voss ~ Ma ssasoa rhs salcs announced 10 bsse. N
ooo sAss Prices remain whhaat change ana re eoat
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FOR FOSTON
FARMERS HAND BOOK.

INHE Farmers and Emigrants Hand book, bel
II ing fun and complete guide r., the Farmer sn EpErsnd
eomprsng Clearing OF Foest and Paine Land Gardening
and Farming generally Pauey Cookery and the prevention
az DISEASES with Hints Receipts aud Tables By g. ~
Marshall author Of tho EngAns GUIDE: second edition revised
Just published, for sale by
~ DnfNKER 4 MORRIS.
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CRY COUNCIL.


A. -ssshy ssss,Ias Monday iarh ias, Prsssau c.
A. Mos. President Joseph MAYO. W. oeddin. w. ID i.
Blair. Jswes N. w,skh.u', 3. slsds. WIN. w. crump
Y. W. Hsxsn. John Dove. and L. W. Chsmbersyns.
To Cssoe proceeded the election q fosr msmbsrs
q ~ wssrsg Committee, addition 20 tbs President
- tAs CSsAeA member exSo<heio.) and Messrs Samae
0asIr.i Hssss wss s-ssessd ssperin,sndsn, Of the
-,v,u Js,lics ~ss reelected Let ofice and Arch'd
WnAisssa, ~ o<kces. Of the Night Watch
Mr. Wsekhsm presented the following report from the
Cs<.aniuss ef fmasce;
The Comss,ts-c Of Finance have much satisfaction in
bsinx able present the Council highly favorable
pst a The eonduon Of finances moderate, bat de-
cidsd increase appears oil the considerable branches Of
osr revenue COZ the lest fiscal year. 49,
II wll BE- from the annexed statement al receipts
expenditures OF the year closing the 2s Feb. ls45,
dat the extraordinary expenditures OF the
yesr, which included Others. $4,000 III tor new
Reservoir the Water works, $2.<s9l7 foe repair
% the JAIL Q donstou Of S20)0 10 the Medica, Col
lsge and the payment S5 100 OF the per debt
VI ~ ey.-a balance remained in the hands Of the Cham
bsraia o 96.6Sl Go; TO which should be added S2lOO.
ts balance OF the toe the last which
sbosd collected aud paid before the 2oth
Collector by which that falls into the receipts
for the canent year
The estimates for the year annexed hereto,
sain the following eauaordinares OF expenditures:
Csrs. sssns contracted for $4,000
Improvsnsnt Of Marshall. Franklin and % streets
other than the esrb 1000
Exiension Of Broad street 10000
1mprovement Of Water street 500
Reservoirs TO the watsr.norks 1000
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Afer providing for which, and tho Ordinary OF
the year, the Chsmberians estimate shews balance ot
1881 30 favor Of the Tbs amount OF the
city debt now due and payable, Si2600-ihe balance
Of the six per cent 200, which fell due lei jan
usy 1884, Of which. sbove mentioned $500 was paid
during the year Daring the present and next
no other part Of the city debt ais due and iSt7 only
367 SO of principal whereas in ls4s. 100000 OF live
per falls due and will probably require provision To
be made for it, II is desirable that the condition OF
means and credit should then be such enable TO
meet arrange demand in satisfactory manner and
we recommend decidedly that all the deb, due por to
that shoai be discharged before this large hive per cent
now due. Sl2 500 90
And that which falls due LIST JAN, ls47, 1857 IS
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Q spethsssry and coda Shoes. ot6
q steam engines. from ESQ 10 Sl0o
And supplies not provided tor By ordil
amounting 10 a
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@ speshscary aud coda sho.s. ot6
steam engines. from ESQ To Sloo = NlS
And supplies NJ, provided tos By ordiaanee.
smosntingto seS
TOTAL on register LIST Fsb'y, lstS Slo.o6i 70
Betsssn Tho periods Of LIST February and Let
May he hes furnished "a supplies.
which may be added $4,000
Under the authority OF the Councl the follow
iaR ssppAsss 60 fsraisAcd. wilhsot change:
Major John Clsrke's premises, Capitol and
Govenors house, City tilL aud Lsncaste. r-..i
risn School, City jail and Markes .l-I =
Orphans' and Catholic Asylum. aud Gen. .... Y
Hsrvic altogether. n the usual rates, go.
would amount TO 3Io 90
Which. added To the above would swell the -
water rent. up to Si0.sil 10
The receipts the Water wSrks during tho aforesaid
period were as follows:
FOR wsef dedacng insovsnts aud per Ct for col
leeting S9.926 46
For fixtures and repairs 3.552 0l
For per censee, - per eeat per annum fot
old supplies, dejue,,ns the collectors com.
MISSIONS 524 "a
Masking the total receipts sl3.so9 u
During the tins thcR penditures
GA aecoun OF building Reservoir aud ealsrgin9 tho
old ones S7,9S3 Sc
For iron pipes and other castings 2,2s9 "a
For labor and small materials purchased by
the sapc,in,endsn, l.s5s &c
For SUPERINTENDENT salary l.2V0 ~
IT.
The New York herald., 1845-07-08

FsH.-Dry Cod is very dull and csnnot quote over
81 81 So There is very little doing in Mackerel
HAr.-Common qualities of North River bale i'm
proving in price and demand. Holders firm and
ask 80 6oc Prime for city consumption is held at 20
Toe.
PRovIsioNs-Articles under this head are very dull
and have alterations to report in last quo
tations Lard is in moderate request and quote bar
rels at y &c; kegs at SIC.
RIcESales to extent have been made for export
at So sol 8 81 at which holders firm.
WHsKEy-Donestics, in drudge casks still held at
20c Western and prison barrels quote at 81 u
The supply of both descriptions is limited and the de-
mand quite dull.
CATTLE MARKET.--At market--i050 Beef Cattle, $500
from the South) 50 Cows and Calves; $500 Sheep and
Lambs.
PRoEs-Beef Cattle-Buyers at the beginning Of the
week active than they towards the close
The transactions Monday, usually the busiest day
in the whole week. almost nominal, but holders still
continue to realize the rates current at last report
which we resume, viz Inferior and mddlng $5 a 90;
mddling and prime qualities SO a co. $50 left No
extra sorts in market, would command ST.
Cows and Calves.-The inactivity noticed last week
still prevails and with improvement in the reduced
prices then quoted All at market taken at SO 25
in quality.
Sheep and Lambs-Pices from 81 to 50 a So 80 for
Sheep, and 81 to , 30 for Lambs. Unsold 400.
The New York herald., 1845-07-08
Foreign ImportatIons.

LIvERpooL-Ship New lork-l00 coa Charles II Mar
na 70 ~ asl9 on ps eisoa S
sHs"f 80 sd rsa s 5d 2" .es f & eG CEN bars
as bxs lin plates Aeads-l coarse woollens ndze
coa'es-l hardware cosday and Brothers phia
V ss esto% c. ,sss aeydr
- cs linen 70 bSs mdfe N'sho;on--o 81 pkg mdze Lii
whittaker Foster Providence RIP 9xs mdze Russell
Ms %'Hs @ lis %das ae1s sfs%i a
Loop * Ca ekI hasdwae 6des bar ir2n swordsl ek
sp do S%1. s% WsH Il ,sS Nsws1 Sn md1s
Ne%:tadt BeaSe bis mdae WB Bend eks 6aWsfs %s
sSI eR Rdf ae s
Patrick co-6 6 thread * Steward- do Stuart <
Oakley a. sS'yeisd BroSes co
sO %Gzs Feend IS osons' do is
coarse woolens Asnabgrgh Nevns coz do wooen 0
% mSze HsbeThsw jonsi es
wSSsa. SSsa ~m %dS % ss. mIse de-
wsos1 SSen Hset GS %S1 $ on Hss
Mc1olonml do Buckley Groh9n sy, % Can.
$ss Hs,s %G1s T,sS Gs5
nS5t Aa HP sa sS "Is c5Bf a5 Hook
rcynsendD,;a Jafrry 90 DO Bakley & csitoawi ek
Hyscp os B'hd@ -q"i5s TOMS aeo %
bale, S ssretnag n swansm2 bis mdze Curt; Cog
shong~5 h,rdware Fellows Wad.worI Cos es md1e
eases lnzs Kent Kendall Ainale"5 bis motea yarn Gec
Hastings col mdze bales woolens Clark &
West-2 do do Chester Clark co3i ctates eahenware
Haydock2 cs British apotbecaries Johnson, Moore
Taylor-G bSs linens Bond, Gillian co-G bxs linen WIN
Wat-l bx linen Wright Sturges Shawii crates earthen
ware NJ Tredwel-l Pony, Fellows, Wadswoth, & coz
SIs s as Mt eo sp a..s f
mdse { Buckingham X co-i00 pks to order
VALPAnAso- Barque Louisa Pennimanl6i0 qts wool bg
silver do specie bag doubIoons Baet28 bars copper
Wison-32 cks oil Peite90 bales barks l8
hats Nickel do pkge mdse Lasala-2 Ipkge
Winke02 bars copper Barclay & Livingstone pkgs Tuck
er-ioo bars p quilts bark 3 lbs copper cssk
TO order.
BUESos AYpEs-Brig Frances Lord-ii cs II Ackerman-
1000 horns Langdon Philsd-2 bales Wood-23 do skim
Barclay Livingston- do mdse j. White-36 bales wool
w De Forest-203 do 10 order.
The New York herald., 1845-07-08

them to draw but little water Men of all parties
now that the of annexaton complete, to re
gard It favorably have doubt that in two month.
nence certainly by the opening of the fall trade several
new vessels will be sent from this port to Texas
Ihe political letters fiom this place in the Herald OF
saturday created great excitement here and would not
be surprised IL you honored with several counter
blasts from Gov. Mortons friends. Being allied 10 no
party IN politics. sect in religion view these move
ments in the light would any other piece OF intel
lgence, and record them accordingly. may perhaps
some Of these days. if the excitement continues, iavor
you with sketch of the doings of the great democratic
party here from the time Mr. Bancroft joined It, up to the
present time. Wright, Josseyly 1Roberts, Thos Rowen
and Others who control the democratic movements here
all UNIQUE stionaby active politicians but after all
they but the springs set in motion by the master mind
of Bancroft. The best Of men cannot work without
tools; and bad tools, You know, better than
George knows this; and the way he manages his
dependents is worthy OF all praise.
George by master stroke, in the distribution Of the
Offices has secured for himself every stump speaker
approved brass in the Sae and these the boys that
make public opinion If he acts cautiously in future
has done the past he will when he retires from the
Cabinet at the end Of his term be able control the par
y in this state, despite OF all who may oppose him. As
Isaac Hill was New Hampshire so viii George Ban
croft be Massachusetts,
The question now in agitation is whether Bancroft or
Morton shall rule the State George intended to use
Norton but the Judge wouldn't stand it, and now he is
of on his own hook. Therefore, look out for fun.
We had great many arrivals at this port yesterday,
among them the brig Porpoise, from Rio Janero Her
captain is to be tried suspicion Of having been enga
ged in he slave trade.
A barque called the Peytore owned by Slas
Poarcc Co.. launched from East Boston on the 18th
inst She Is about $50 tons coppered and
copper fastened She is intended for the Mediterranean
trade The u. s. steamer Mississippi will be ready for
sea about the middle of this month
The New York herald., 1845-07-08
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July :, lsl5.
The weather is excessively hot the thermometer stan
ding at 90 degrees in the house and tolerably cool
spot II must be s6 degrees least in the street. on the
shady side of the way.
Our Court of Quarter Sessions entered upon their July
term this morning, Judge Campbell presiding bn his
charge to the Grand Jury this morning presented no
thing of importance. Some very interesting cases will
be tried in the course of this term
The brutal sectsran feeling engendered by Natvism,
broke Wilmington yesterday and but for the in
terposton of the citizen sodery would have resulted
highly disastrous riot seems that a Catholic named
Barney, ran away with young lady of Wilmington
about two or three weeks ago. and married her.
thoc priest performed the ceremony, any other priest
would have done, and for this enlightened and
patriotic natives get riot and threaten to exterm
nate the whole Catholic community. The affair was
nothing but an ordinary run away marriage such as
happens frequently all the country without ex-
citing more than ordinary attention but the swain in
this instance was Catholic il of another
shape, and the act becomes great national outrage
1T seems that but proestants, according TO the
native code have right to get married in any other
way than by publishing the banns and submitting to a
public ceremony, and catholic priests, above all
specially precluded from performing the ceremony,
where OF the parties happens to be protestant
less they would be advertised OF the fact that
they may guard against the Vaccinations OF the Pope.
The address, abounding in all their lberaes, has
been reported but referred back to the commit.
tee Tor endment the amendment altering ofts
odious features The Convention has decided
what the basis OF pure Christianity For this purpose
it must have assumed the function Of an ecclesiascal
this country is peculiar to Na,vesm; and | presume
that all who do not give their adhesion 10 this new
rule of faith, will be politically and spiritually excom
municated.
The New York line did not arrive to-day till O'Clock
Tho detention caused by the cars running of the
track and great anxiety manifested by our citizens
till the arrival of the train.
Stock transactions light to-day, and prices de.
clined. State fvos fell y and Wilmington to . In
this last stock the panic be increasing Gerard
Bank, Lehigh os and City os have improved slightly
Sales OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BoARp.-5 shares Pennsylvania & Ohio 2s q do
Philadelphia Bank 1887; Ill do Vicksburgh sl $1,000
Pennsylvania S. 733 2O00 Tenn July 82I; 90 shas
Lehigh, lii; rs do Readng, 29i $1,000 Heading Bonds
SrcosD Boarp-s5oO0 State SIS, 7sL; 10000 do ds
shas wilmington r. DIS, Ia; 200 do do, l3i 20 do
kensington Bank 5il IS do Commercial Blk, 81 l50 do
Cirard Bk, o ds 81; ~ do do, rw,s 81
The New York herald., 1845-07-08

BosroS, JuLY 7, lSto.
Effect 81 The Tsras News in Boston Pol,t,eai 98a;y,-
Ship Launch do.
The Herald containing the account OF the anne xaton
o Texas OF rather the action OF the Texan Congress on
the joint resolutions OF the Congress OF the un;ted
States on that subject continues 10 exercise great inter
est here especially among tho shp-ewners and manu-
facturers. The former ALREADY making inquiries as
TO tho depth of water the Texan coast and the kind
OF vessels best suited to navigate the waters bgrerng
il and the latter to the amount of domestcs the
people OF the new State likely to consume. An en-
inent shipown believe has already the strength
Of the news determined to pud two three large YES
sells with light draught of water and at the
zane time TO carry large cargoes You aware tina,
tho ports Of Texas rather shallow and hence the nc
csssts OF constructing vessels with fat floors 10 snubs
The New York herald., 1845-07-08
DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY,
AND
SIMMER C0MD1 AMT

NEVER rie with disease One days delay in administer
ing remedy may give disease fatal This is
especially the the complaints children That maay
which be termed the Of Cholera
Insntumhas often terminated death for want of promt
pa1.s rhlch aee The box stomachor the liver
pe all unhealthy elements from the and
pures the bowequi.s the pulsesnd invigoraes the d.
gestve These its uniform results
timony of all who have tried IL good evidence. Meet first
symptoms the disease with this invaluable Specific they
the danger stages il will be found the effective
medicine which be administered for proof we ubion
the following certificate OF the many Of the like import
Ia the hands Of the AGENT $3.50
thereby certify that young my employ was severe
attacked with dysensry attended with copous discharge
OF blood gripping pain Of the bowels and other symptoms of
this distressing complaint found nothing that would afford
permanent relief until obtained bottle OF DR.. James Coyes
FEW days can with confidence recomm end il to others
for like purposes. WILLIAM WESTERF1ELD,
New York, Dec. 7th 1914. iG5 Prince si,ee,
Price 80 centsFsd wholesale aud retail BY II MoscIey
lt9 Fulton street. doors from roadway and y most
druggists throughout the city Brooklyn jersey City New.
ark, aud country villages mI2 l,nsm
The New York herald., 1845-07-08

We have daily expectations or suepic ions Of a
declaration OF war from La Rspxblica Mtritdha,
and the inevitable necessity Of appeal to the re-
representatives. Of the people elect, for the, Twenty
ninth Congress, to repair to the Capitol, for the
purpose Of meeting this alternative by suitable
means for the defence of Texas and the national
honor.
war with Mexico, and letters of marque, hcen-
cling under her flag, privateers and pirates Of all
nations, 10 prey upon commerce, in addition to
the hordes of barbarians she may send to be but
chered in Texas, will give us some little employ
ment for time, and may eventuate in general
revolution, which will shake Old England's fast
anchored isle like an earthquake and involve the
whole civilized earth directly or remotely in its
results.
Governor Shannon expresses the opinion that
Mexico must declare war, and Tat the President
must convene, in consequence 4 two Houses OF
Congress BY proclamation. Two thirds of the peo-
pie oil this Union ripe for war, and the announce
ment will be hailed as the dawning of new era of
national glory, regardless OF the sacrifices which II
may cost. But, nous Ueroni, we say with old Father
Rltchle, ve,Tons.
We noted yesterday the arrival in town of Hon.
Geo. O. Dromgoole aud several friends; This even
ing there are recorded at Coleman's, the names OF
the Hon. Il. M. T. Hunter, and Hon. James Ged-
don, both OF the Virginia delegation IN the next
House OF Representatives. Some say that the SIM
utaneous appearance of these Virginlans has some
and that Mr. Walker is to be- or has been consulted
to the plan of operations necessary to ward off
The election of John w. Davis, of Indiana. Very
likely. Others say that these men, '93 and 90 come
10 upset, if possible, the appointment Of M'Iane 10
England. Hardly probable, for we assure you that
the south would rather have an uncertain man on
the Oregon question to treat upon the subject, than
such an out-and-outer as Allen or Benton, or the
likes OF them.
Mr.. Hungerford arrived Yesterday from York
state but what right he has TO expect anything of
,he Administration, after his abolition opposition to
Texas, We cannot for the soul of us divine.
Among the arrivals in town since our
last advlces,are, at Browns, the DIR. h. b.
May, and n. ID. Bird. Esq, all in company
from Virginia, and Andrew Johnson Of Illinois;
Commodore Stockton is at Coleman's; Hon. Joseph
Morrs, OF Ohio, Is also in town, his old quarters
on Missouri avenue Some of these gentlemen have
desire to the President others are perhaps pre-
sent and more will be here, as witnesses upon
McNulty's trial next week, OF which you shall be
fully advised
The New York herald., 1845-07-08

SHIP GEoRcss, from Boston 2oh December with lumber
the Island Vincent Cape de Verbs Her passengers and
part Of the crew arrived here the Esd nst in the Enterprise
Foreign Ports.
rSns ~ 1 P Ge"ss y Marion Msd
eS s A .sy s.So N s. p Nns
badly viii have discharge and undergo repairs
u - astsa MARY sYsi SaI a.ssw %sser: rm
TayGTM M e; 5h las ss So lon 40 Aeespon
Ap Nsiea NYork is' @ u, 'ieI lat
i% HstsiS %SS 'S
% %sSf for pss al o S os s
for Il aGG m day 81 MHssm,sss DO
81 fcpos Aetns lCn s yo
ay Dyt asss ss o f sl Ii Gs s.,
e. % & hSiod o d e Fail MGH Rsh
Com Hull Juan, Cuba spe edwe JsTeme; Swan, Alex
sadIa E1, E1s BsT95s MSnSsh @s%s
lot. and Caroline Phladspha; North America Rondoat; Fo
.v:ss s%.sSg Sfyi
as s fsPs rsasl Aist fss.fa, Eas
fin Turks island; brig New York, fin - Signal for Other
I r., M sAn ii ny Ss NXoh 3D. Delta c9o
M q s ay l IN E.s S
Mobile, Carver Albany Sid Alvsno Bangor Frances Al
Phi LApELPHrA, July 6-Ar Isabella, Lyerpool-June 49, la
q 40 sailed hours between large islands Of cea7h lat q
3d. lon 50 81 passed the Purltsn steering E Arr Maria Port
ey from Boston for Port Prince Arr Grandee Bos
LJune IS lat 81 Ion 82 spoke Hermitage from Mobile fol
Haye. Arr Liberty Proyidence Charleston Packet do;
Wright do; Clsopsra NIsyeni Harriet Hannah do. Boston
Eunice Rose Boston. Below Albert Vinal Shawnut High
lander, Emily Ellco Caroline Baker and John Crouch
Cid g Louis, NOresns; Navarro, Pernambnco Acorn Bos
Eliot DO; Palm do Two Sisters, DC; Phe5x DO; jane
mis-; Forida, Fall River; Champion Neponse Republican
Troy; Virginia. Poydence Caroline Frances, Albany; Ces-
sander, Newark, NJ.
NoRroIx, July 3In Hampton Road, Perseverance, from
k,Shmond ioI NeWburs port; SID rachc 9 Bedford; .
Georgana NYork July Repeater do Cd Jonas Smith, do
CID 18th, Belle, do: 30th. Forest. Br) Halifax Ms.
CHARLEsToN, July 3-An Anson. NYork-3Oth ult off Hat
exchanged signals with Austrian brig, bound South
Sid Choctaw, Boston, Emma (Sw) Gottenburg.
SAVANNAH, July Arr Savannah, New York; Usage Pro
ydence.