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The New York herald., 1845-08-03

The playing of the St. Georges Club considered
excellent, both in fielding and batting. The Canada
and in the commencement Of the game they rather
behind in their fielding This may have arisen from no
being accustomed to each other but towards the close
they showed selfpossession. Science in favor
of St Georges fortune in favor Of the Canadians. The
latter evidently superior in bowling Every ono
on the ground thought that it settled matter that
the Georges at least twenty above the
Canadians when from the table will be that they
had made TO- with four wckets to go down But at this
four, and the remaining two made nothing. The ex
ctement towards the close great among the speca
tors who, although not numerous, of 1he most ix-
usntial and respectable gentlemen in the city The
cond innings will be played for to-day, to commence
about noon-Montreai Herald July 81. Ns,s
The cricket match between the Cobourg and Toronto
clubs played at Cobourg Saturday 26th ns and
terminated in favor Of Toronto who won in one innings
with thirty EIGHT to spare Toronto in its first inn
ings made l37-to which Winckworths bat contributed
the great of 81 Cobourg in its first innings
scored co. and in its second 39-total &c. Difference in
favor of Toronto, 3S.
The New York herald., 1845-08-03

EXPORT TRADE or THE ISLE OF SHoAIs-The
steamer Decatur, which returned on Tuesday even
ing from an excursion to the Shoals brought 10 bl,
mackefcl and the brig May, which sailed for the south
on wednesday morning. touched at the Shoals and took
on board 200 bfls Observation-Disclosures Herald,
.lng. !.
The New York herald., 1845-08-03

ARRIVALS FROM EUROPE Among the names Of
passengers omitted in the published list by the Cam
ba, are those of Chas. Chouteau Of st. Louis, and
Mr.. +. Brough, of New York
The New York herald., 1845-08-03

The DIFFERENcE.-The steam ship Great West
ern, sailed from New York, last Thursday, with
sixty-elght cabin passengers for Liverpeo and the
Britannia, from Boston, on Friday, with only twen-
ty-two, for the same destination.
The New York herald., 1845-08-03

NoRwEsANs.-The Gen, Scott, anded'a few of
this hardy at this port her last arrival They
are the best looking we have for many day and
learn are welLtodo" in the world, being abundant.
ly supplied with the ready They intend following
The New York herald., 1845-08-03
NOBLE PALMER, I
SAMUEL FLOWER, c.:..
ii. J. ScUppER, "''''ee
N. II. PrTrrr. ,Jr.

In connection with the above, it was also move
that an account OF the facts which the fiction was
founded, be given
The corner stone of new building was laid by
the students, who marched in procession through
the grove previous to the ceremony. Several fan
tastc dresses appearing in the procession were for
hidden by of the faculty. as contrary the Col
lege laws. The objections having been removed,
the proceedings completed without further in
terruption or disturbance.
G. G. CHAPMAN, Secretary.
NOBLE PALMER, President
In order throw all possible light upon the alI-
thors of these reports, motion was passed at the
above meeting that committee two be appointed
to request of the editors OF the Herald and Tribune
the original manuscripts of the letters in order that
the authors might be detected by their handwriting
In pursuance of which vote, we, the undersigned,
were appointed to perform this duty. As we pre-
sumo that you would desire, much as ourselves,
to ascertain the originators of this hoax we hope
that no objection will be made to compliance with
our request, Yours. respectfully,
JOHN w. Bacon, 1c
PUTNAM BRINLEY, Ooiiitee.
The New York herald., 1845-08-03
HAMrros BEACH. IuIy 9s,b. 1918,
Skips ocsr the Ssa-Rides on the Beach--Fan and
Fhrtation-F Fishing. &c


Skips ocsr the Ssa-Rides on the Beach--Fan and
Filtration Fishing, Se
This is really the most desirable watering place in
many respects, and certainly the handsomest and
most extensive beach, have ever seen | was in
duced by friend who had often visited this beach,
to accompany him here, and am quite sure shall
never regret it. II is 10 miles from Boston.
We came, TO within three miles, over the Maine
railroad running from Boston to Portland, through
the handsomest country ever travelled on a rail-
road. Scarcely an inch the whole distance that is
not under high state of cultivation. We passed
other villages. The whole distance is on the Sc
board and then such regal magnfcence | never
met IN the shape of railroad carsthe seats are quite
like Meeks' 50 dollar crimson rocking chairs, in
shape and finish.
During the hottest days il was quite cool enough
here-always enjoying capital sea breeze from our
elevation, which is on bluff some 40 feet high, and
extending into the sea an eighth OF mile.
The company Is from this State, Maine and Mass
Many fine and wealthy families from Portsmouth
and Boston, and the surrounding villages, are here
now, and happier, merrler set never saw. Gov.
Woodbury. and family visit here every season. The
time is spent in fishing and bowling: and riding
the beach, which is six miles long Hops are given
every evening without charge, ana, indeed, every
thing Is on the most comfortable and economical
plan. For instance-fare from New York to Boston,
charges here for less than week, $l per day; for
hshlng excursion, Is cents; ride horse back, 80
cents; carriage. from Is TO 80 cents.
Were scandalmonger, ! could write such
facts as would make these honest New Hamp-
shire people open their eyes little
must add, that party OF ten (half lades) went
out fishing IN B. and Ms beautiful schooner, of 70
tons-were gone less than three hours, and brought
home IS beauties, averaging II lbs piece. The
ladies did their share, as they always do give
them chance. One lady caught II fish,
The New York herald., 1845-08-03

The limited States Jonrnai intimales that letter,
a,trbutod TO Col Johnson, which go ng the rounds
and in which the Colonel says he did not k Tccumseh,
10 forgery.
The New York herald., 1845-08-03
TRINITY COLLEGE, HARTFORD, Aug. l, lS45.
Meeting of the Students.

TRINITY OULAESfE, IIAKIFUKD, rug. I, I04O
Meeting of the Students.
AT meeting of the students Of this college, the
following preamble and resolutions having been re-
ported by committee appointed for that purpose,
were unanimously adopted
Whereas letters from Hartford have appeared in GER
tain New York papers, giving accounts Of serious dis
turbances in Trinity College, said accounts being en-
tirey false and tending nure the College, we'll as
to throw disgrace upon the Students
Be it resolved That pronounce untrue those parts
Of said letters purporng to give accounts Of disturb
Committed by
Resolved That the author of said fabrcations design
ing either to njure the College to hoax the commu-
nifty has merited contempt.
Resolved That these resolutions be authenticated bv
the officers Of tnis meeting and be published in the New
York Tribune, land Herald the Hartford Courant and
Times, and that all papers which have published the
statement.
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On Wednesday afternoon 18th inst. MARY ANN. only
daughter Of n. Il. Forbes.
The friends and scQuninianccs Of the family are re
specially requested 20 attend her funeral This Afternoon
NJ hsf past o'clock from the residence ~ her mother
~ 1856 Cana street without further invitation.
Ia this CITY Saturday evening august 9th Of the typlu'
fever WM BiHUTCHiNS. formerly Of Fishkil Ouch
County, in the cd year Of bis age.
Poughkeep- papers please copy.
On Mhursday morning the l4ih inst GEORGE. only
son Of George g. Lake
Tie friends and acquain;anccs of the family re
specially invited 20 attend hi funeral from No - Canal
street at halt past o'clock riday morning. His re
mans Will be taken 70 Kdrsneld Orange County JOY .n
terrnent
l.h Ruth Nelson re.ict q Alexander Nelson. o..
18th. Abraham Richards in his 32d year.
l2th. Timothy &. Laniry aged 2Dyear-.
18Th. 81 Brooklyn Hannah Ann Powell eldest daush
Ter Of Abraham ~toOthof. aged 81.
At Walden. Orange Co one the NH inst whore h'
THOMAS in the 18th year Of bis age, only son Of Lia-
Thomas Of this city.
At Parshvle II Lawrence Co. \. on the 10Th ut
ELIJAH ALLEN aged &c He was pioneer in the .ei.
Element Of Northern Vermont and lived many years ai
CIafsbury in that state.
In sicubcn on the 2sih uit Mrs. LYDIA GRANGER.
in the 18th year Of wife Of soldier OF the American
Revolution
On the 29lh ut at Lodi y. !. Mrs MARY PLUMB.
aged - wears mother OF Avian Plumb, ESQ Of Mayvie
ChautauIue Co.
At vi nova Aug g. Mr.. -- CLARK Rsvoiuiioua-
~ Pcnsi0Icr. aged %.
9b, at s.em Elizabeth Pray only daughter Of Isasc
{. Pray. Esq. Of Boston.
At Gloucester Capt Adonram Haskell. =.
18th, Al Bedford Enos Reynolds Esq. 90
9th at Chelmsford. DR.. Peui hifiredee
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MARRIED


/ On Saturday 9th inst by Rev. X. Hoyt. Mr. JANIS
SLIM. OF spring Valley, to Miss MARY ANN FIRMIN
OF this city.
On Thursday afternoon. August iih hy the Rev n
G Ludlow Of Pcr1hkccpsie WIN ! DEMORE-T I'd
MARGARET WlLLAMlNA POOLE. both q thu. civ
On Iuesday evening. 9TH .nsi. by the Rev William s.
Walton. Mr JOSEPH 4 INGRAM 70 DELLA II. daush
ter Il Ajah n Palmer, ESQ. all New York
Cn tao l1h inst by Rev Nicholas y bite Cromwell T.
While OF Taunton. Mass 10 Misc Elizabeth Z. Reynolds
OF ihis City.
Al Ncw.London Perry Wales oi the packet ship York
shire Of New-lo 10 Abby Morris, o. New London
On the OH. IN this city William ". NegrUnise OF
Philadelphia 10 Mary Baldwin. Of Trenton y j.
10 SpeuceriOwn, Couiumhia County. Rev Timothy
woodbridge Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church 70 Gym
thia Phelps. 81 Ausierlifz
A. Franklin Ma-s the 4ih inst A'onzo H. B.sh Il
Stamford. 20 Mary Elizabeth Barnes Off
~ New-bediord. 9Th. William r. Hill, Of Bangor Me.
20 Mrs. Mary l. Lewis. ~ y. b.
In Boston loh inst. Abncr Lowell Of Newburypclt to
Anna scott % Boston.
In Boston liih Charles " Crosby 70 Sophia y Patch.
3d. Simeon smith, OF Lynn. 20 Mis- Rebecca Lincoln. Of
Boston
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rS-To Officer. of tbe ARMY and NAVY, Sea c

taus ana othcrs-Oue OF the most Necessary articles io
those whose pleasure business calls them from home AMI
who ompred 10 be their BARRIERS, is good emo
hcni shaving Cream Such preparation j. presented
superior any before offered 10 the public. Il is Hen
ry's Chinese Shaving Cream.
icertaniy removes all thai irritating smart afer shawl
and takes away All roughncs. or pimples from The skin Ir
articles from which Il j. composed of the most emD
heul and healing nature and the Chinese Cream truly
be said to be those who shave themselves
Price ~ cents
Prepared and sold hy A. h. SANDS CO. Chemists.
Druggists and Peiumers rs Broadway Chambers ~
the Granite Buildings Sold also at - Fulion and =
East Broadway. aulj lmeodls
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PERRYS ERASIvE.

II FOf RfmONIHE SIiitII~ IrOfH INT IIHHNe-
This = d eNy-iuyeui-d compound for tbs use Of Book
keepers Clerks Hafiers. Dyers Tanners Coppersinh-
Timers Gol6smhs, Foundry Shoemaker Saiders
ami Housekeepers generally, and all other persons liable Oh
have their hands stained from PERRYs tRA>iff
Mil faf4fis remove any stain. Ink spot. DE Tan
natural coor any kind from the hands and iron
the face. The complete manner and without injury
the most delicate skin i preparation soienin- an
unclous cod contsns corrosive acid or aka
and The Skin where Il has been applied a. son an
smooth AZ Nature Intended Il should be.
Sold wholesale and reisi only By A. B. SANDS co.
Chemists 2-3 Broadway. Chambers - Fuiionsi AMI
u East Broadway. Price 57t cents aus oeodis
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ant medicine Is 4 nevefiaiins remedy er Df-Pcfs -.
ou Headaches and AZ excellent preventive OF Co-ser-
Low Spirits l. corrects morbid stale OF me oal
organs and i very efcacous Ia relieving au rncy Cho
ics and SIMILAR plants Of the >iOHiAeh ana boNtis
speedily promotes ilr OF strength ana aeusly ~ =
Of Debility. restores healthy appriir "hsie IN
greatest Of blessings deficient, and nafA eol7e
quence, gives tone snd vigor 10 the whole system
Sold wholesale and retail by A. B. ID. SANDS, ~ FUTON
street also rs Broadway and II East Broadway >
also by RUSETON 4 co. 10 Broadway, ~ Asor Hon C.
and Broadway. corner VI Fourteen.hsL Also ~ J. l.
Coddinstop. yS Hudsoust jys sodu1
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beSi article for ill~ grown OF ne lalr-
Bright freSsss the theme Of poets praise.
The na.uier's skill their lusfre too displays,
t. beaufy's marx. l-tr0us head Of hair
Aud what both sexes much delight 20 wear
good hesi of hair neeis attention % preserve IL is
and luNifarce Ii commences dropping out, ll-It -
nothing Viii 80 soon prevent It's calamity ine hears q
r-par, from pure Be4rs grease. 10 enters the pores o
.tia nnl moisieus he roofs and Dee The nature
remedy for preserving DO ir L. original strength and besul
Prepared and sold hy A Is. SANDS CO Wholesale ali
retail Chemist. and Druggists S7i BroaiSsy corner Chm.
...,ref Granite Buildings. sold. ss1 al - Fuli0n--t
aud = East Broadway. In bottles > and 81 cents.
aul3 imrOd.s
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1nsurlncr.

T,UE NORWICH Fire Insurance Company of Nor
i witch Conn C hlrered IN l3os-Capilal al paid n
and well secured BY mortgages real esisfis prepared
to issue policies in the City Of New York. not exceeding
I'VE thousand dollars IN any one risN.
The Directors the public that The capital al Ihi'
COMPANY perfectly sound ani hs during The great lena N
of time ha. hu> the confidence Of The comniu
nty IN ia ability and hheTaiv boz adjusting losses has nese
been mp sired. LEVI 10 hfDh, PRESIDENT
JossPH WILLIAMS. Secretary.
DIRECTORS
Lewis HYDE Frederick Prentice, Th's Wihtms' ~
William Williams Jededah Hunting John Brandegce.
Joseph Williams. ton.
J. g. W. Trmbul Charles Johnson
Reference M New lork-Messrs Winsov 4 Perkins
NJ 81 lsireei. and DIV gh, Johnson ESQ No loi Broad
street. - .
Policies viii be issued hv THOS A. ALEXANDER,
Agent. - Wa.l-sireet, corner OF Waer-sL
August -. l3i5 aul5 3useod Sweodos
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II. Fnct.-Thal lhe peope are IrrcmedahIe .nere-.

~ Fact.-Thai the people are lremedishe sufferers h
the dangerous counterfeit of DlAeys Magical Pam trac
tor Mr. Daley viii be cheated out OF some sales bar ht
people vii endure PAIN blindness death and iuhmiy by
L. husband who loses child wife by using the base
for the article, &C them suffer undesirable agony
and be ured and mpoteni FOR i (which The true could
prevenu VIII confess himself the heavier loser Of the two
and in season aci us punishment on the one who im
iaics H. To compare loss Of money with loss oi life : od
Gus money may be replaced but perfection and loss Of
Then cursed among men be the ead who SEEKS
MONEY and destroys life.
n Daley is WRITTEN every box of the true. SOL
wholesale and retail al p Fuonsreei sun building New
York allj 5l.
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The amount thai arrived rom Western States l-li. n
Oswego. 5s ls76 rs Buffalo ibs. 554492
lbs 7i2l 6.9
The amount that has arrived this season. at the same
ports Is less than 100000 lbs and the prospects are
ers can be relied on.
At New Orleans small sales Mess Pork at el4 Prime
Sll Mess Beef Sl0aSlO So Prime = 25dSs so;
Hams at sides Il shoulders 81 a - At Boston
during the week considerable sales had been made
principally for New-Nork Clear Sl4Ql4 so; Mess
SIP 2jds $500 Prime 10 y 0l0 - Mess Beef 500
1000 1000 kegs Lard at sdsi cents At Louisville
Mess Pork - 80 Prime 10 oO-stOck light At Buia.
10 small sales Mess II 5Odl3 90 and Prime o.. AZ
Baltimore no change and market inactive.
BONE.-A sale OF 1000 ibs North West has been made
20 the trade ut % cents. cash
SUGAR.-About 100 barrels - CroiN sold at Il q y
cnnfs f.me.
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70 Red Grey IInir-lti u, perhaps, scofnmenda
bir deception give beautiful color 10 The har Nature
has not done hde premature grey curs aud ochs-
he Italian Hair Dye" will accomplish ths without
Osng the II used by hundeis OF our ies9na
bles with approbaon Prepared and sold by b. SANDS
Co Chemists. .73 Broadway, corner Chainbs!-siseL-
Sold also At - FgIon.oTse and II Easl Bfosdwsy Pnee
~ cents sals lneodis
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RICH FALL GOODS

L'OR GENTLEMENS WEAR now receiving NJ The
Newly Cash Tailoring Establishment, NJ. l5l Broad
way three doors below N, tranAn House
The subscribers renewing their Fall supply OF
rich styles, French Elastic Cassmsres. and \esings Also
very rich patterns OF Cravs -csrs and Fancy Dress articles
Of every description for Gcnfemens wear, 10 which hey
would invite the attention OF the public.
Strangers and others arriving IN The city, wishing ul 90
partial outn viii tad this esiab, hrnf every aficr
lu-ife o. complete Genemsn'- Wardrobe 81 the .tess
STYLES and best fabrics, At m" lowest cash prices.
Full suits furnished hours notice aud for the
of customers requiring garments iUr mm'diai-
USE keep constantly hand All assortment o e hiesL
quality and latest styles. equal IN every respect 10 those MAIDS
orlr Terms cash on delivery and no deviation iu prices
snti.f ]. 4. BOOfll 60.
- MtiEk GOODS TOT OcnteiLens ~rtf.-.Nr Las1
- - on hand assortment OF -ea-onhb" goods, COM
r.ing cloths of particularly gt fabrics for Dress aud
srock Goals, Drilngs. NsnAeen, and single nird CAST
for PanalOOns, Chay and Msfseies Nesiings In
treat variety which VIII bc made up order At deduction
rom moderate prices, In 'iew Of Tho a., anced
state of the
VIM r JENNINGS L co, Diapers and Ta.ors.
tvinf ~ Broadway, American Hotel
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W ". SHIRLEY. Aucuoneer
nN II. T.. WIIIAkD-Thi- Day. Friday, Aus. l'i
&C. FUTILE, Aucuoueer.
~ nnll AHk luf-.rN Sill AllI

II AKUN AXE tAucfN Ssit---' NNN' = - =
SNh Fall Sale Will take place lis morning II Nocos A.
Al = Pau street corner OF Godconsisiirg o N ,asss :,
cases and of heavy anj shelf Hsrdw are ad fancy fos
Also lot. German goods. guns ana pistols, ~ ,t-es
violn- elegant spsnned On toys paen pH 'ii ''Ae''
counter do
Also. 80 dozen coffee mills. shove- and SPADES Haer
chains vices wrought nails cros-cut anu tenant a"r '
10 aper and mill fcs horse and shoe rssp,. edge tools. nc
Also table ami small cutlery, compf- n- ki'ns
variety cirted and n dozens, among which are runner :
Moslenho,m', ant Rogers manufacture Also, sn'e am
butcher anNe Moon sons pen, pocket and NO uiei"
Anives all OF which iswogihy the attention OF purchase
Catalogues ai the auction roon pr
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Books.
WILL BE PUBLISHED.

nS THURSDAY, August 1is'. ESSAYS on HUMAN
" RIGHTS AND THEIR POLITICAL GUARANTEES
By ELISHA P HuSlrrr, Counsellor 81 Law Of he Ciiy %
New-Yors vo' p t. severs chapters discuss TX
following topics
l. THr OsfGfS % HuNaS RIGHTS:
r. THE TzuE FrNcrio> o. GovESSNENT
M THs CoNsri1tTfc~ o. GOVERNMENT.
IVY. CCNsrITuTIo~AL LIMITATIONS AND PRoHfsfrI0~s.
VI THE ELECTIVE FRANcHisE.
VII. RicHTs Ey,SAriNs FEoN rHs SENTIMENTS aSu
AFFECTIONS.
VIII TaF RisHrs ~ WOMAN,
TX THE RisHr % PkOFERrY sSD ITs MoRAL RELA.
lions.
Y. INTELLECTUAL P2ofERTY.
Prr@ 81 cent? -ar copy. GREELEY McELRATH
aut4DSWkNY Tribune Buildings. Y
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Ilth inst spoken by pilot boat Phantom Block Island
bearing W NV 30 miles Bremen ship ReDccca. 80 day
from Bremen bound TO Baltimore Requested 10 be- re-
ported
Aug T. of Georges Bank ship Europe, furber. from
York for Liverpool, time ship Baltimore, Funck,
from do. for llayre.
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Il t. 4 Z
German Dlspensay from The corner OF Nassau aud rear
streets Brooklyn. 10 Ne as. Broadway New Nor. once
hour- 10 A. NJ 70 Z. NJ and from 20 T. VI lie has on
hand supply o. remedies Of ms Owl pre-
para'ion aud importation Together With every description o
fancy srtcle usually kept in similar Among me ar
tc. sold hy Dr. Won toli he following. prepared by
himself Life Pills. Lie + Nir. Restorative Biers. Cure
for Piles Hair Restorative Scgars ff Asthma. Preventive
FOR small Pox and all other contagious diseases AT D.,
medicines are purely vegetable He continues 70 give a.
poor houi charge, As DE- has done for The lat
three years IN BROOKLYN.
New Nors, 18Th August, lsih anl'u
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Ii C.JONE>'- Patent Combination bans LocA--Il.
L. subscriber woI4d rr-fecis4t MORN ~ F-oic me
Neyark y j. RI ha- been . grrli Expense IN me mann
facture Of OBJ. same and prepared 10 supply 81 orders T
~. To mr. p,r 81. rr@ according % ne -Ike All mum
br of changes han any other Locs DOW made n ie nie
state 6n, .1.re.b'- gilmore changes than any other
Lucs now made TIL. Lock - never Den iicnel' n
~, ~ 49,. , ,--rs the ~. i-rce CT the many ral-
winch have been made upon VIII rev tri on ~ 10 in
person Who should succeed snce ir l.1tr rls ilr 80
- ~. ,,i. ,,.1, -,.. of tls Above Lock 10 f.e c-es
q Seyv.Ya Bo-tor Ph|il fef1a- b,liinrs, Altnf
Rob4.i-rari io rrI other places u he -iiieof Ne
Y,fF and h. d.. ri-r, cities ali towns 90 OAi9 md OH
- S-.- .,l 10 -. .n entire satisfaction, never geftn
ol of orer In anv l.iauce TIE above Lock g. aereni
from Oil others lni has been tx mi el 1s so.r o ilr Ds-
r...~.. r , f-,Ifes >s.,- and tsO by Committee OF
The Am rca l1.'ius who afiei 20 u We lrsi prem
In he f certificates u wh.,a have been gfen -
I. .nerio- t Iii sr Bank Locks, ard cannot be pcke
ana ~ r.rff.. crn be seen upoa application o. he sui
.cnber. who has recently o1tfnel pA.rll '1i a. 'eA
audihe pub lie calfonei a-iin,' 'li-.ls utu -
sui3 ]ts off No. lVUieru--- -'r.' IA. y :.
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NEW SIZING AND SUMMER GOODS
! 4 N.s nAAS, AM IIII nRENs lIALLLLA =

NIENS. BOYS AND CHiLDRENs CLOTHING
AVl GEORGE T. GREEN Ito Chaihsnls street., corr rr ~
Peari-Will keep constantly hand III Ill and COM.
PLErE ASSORTMENT Of MEMS, BOYS Hnn CillL.
DRENS CLOTHING, OF all descriptions, IDaae in no
STYLE, Ia which lee would most 'ci-
fully invite III, attention Of those 10 want A. he las uhns
arrangements receive Cloths tasstnres besfHRs So ~
every packet and secured the services OF experienced
Cutters he pledges himself 70 give perfect Satisfaction 10 al
who may purchase.
NB-(sarnenf, made order Ut The 'tOrisa not AID
,r,,h drtft p1ncfantfg nsl isii
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MARINE JOURNAL.
"a SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.


Packet ship Queen Of the West Woodhousc from l.iy-
erpoo 7th July mize. 70 Woodruff a Mnurns The q
OF the " has had light winds and Gains the whole pas
sage never taking the royals In since lett Tuskar-n
fact might have crossed board not To the
southwark of lat AZ have been II days this side Of the
Banks Aug l. lat AZ - Ion 80 40 spoke bark Nautilus,
DIS I'm BOsion for Malaga day exchanged signals
with a Bremen bark, showing blur flag with W in II,
standing TO the eastward.
ship Massachusetts, Spear, from Southampton eng
9th June iron and chalk 10 Nesmith & Walsh July 20.
ia squat from South in lat 30 49, Ion a. carried away
fore top main top gallant mast split sails sWun
yards and received other damage 9Th Aug lat 1920 lon
% 25 spoke and boarded brig Long Island Thorp days
hence. for Oporto and got some provisions from her
Bark Smyrna. Champion "a d. fm Trieste via Gibral.
tar mdze sc Dutlh 4 Cousinery. Was boarded by d
boat from the brig Iileson. Humsde Of Nantucket hyc
months out. l0j bbs sperm OIL Same time saw schr.
supposed the Two Brothers. of do.
British brig Virginia, McNic IA DIS fun Pictou, NS, coal,
TO McEvcrs.
Schr Bridsewaier (of Kingsion) Alden If dis I'm Mira
game (Si DOmingo) coffee and OgwO0d 70 c Rossire
4 Co Leit no American vessels All quiet and healthy
at Miragoane when the Bndgewaier sailed American
produce plenty and no sale.
BELOW.
brfrb, siIea shf, suu,ased Ia IIayre uar kef "