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Est ss aash w.adsss Castle for No;Issss ish, Faro.
G sis & Ss sss sJ s. SCI N bisa. DO s.p
81 Celcodis, Do 20h olambiana DO oe 3D. A.Imton eI
stssT e sS @ s:S Dc
Oct LSSsgoo do sh RSH RGy DO few days. ga q early
oss
S % few @ da with
q Lspsnd Noresn., a5h; Csayes succeed the l.;
s. ToonS
1 port s'h Martha Washington for Norleans commenced
LFeaons. Aug ssArr Orbits. Nyorka :,
So sd Ss aSi
GAlasA Avg Republic Gibraltar; sl... Maue!en,
sSasr 9Th Fssoas Gibaltsr scsi XxsHona Norfolk
via do
I'D for NYork lah, Brunswick MManus, NYor 18TH Ed.
PlSMouTH Sep, Is-.oa, Diam.nt, Bremen for NYork.
pERsAMpuce Sept CAR sellaa B tnor.,
ssSs s%e NSss
FtSs 70, NXS
from b 81, rom Ro S Gr1S I'D 1p,nS
Sd Brandy for .aspha OF the barber 10Th Ma,
'ts' u Smith s ssa%S Smith, Nyor
MIA s9sf
s.s4A dasa Tsn11ifs Aug s1A SOPHIA Bremen, and
i 9sE n Hs ;as id si @ ft1"s
% pos a sSs'sa Du for
China in 8 days.
Home ROrt1s
BANGOR, Sept 28-Arr Franklin. and Excel NYork.
PesILAsp, 6ctl-Arr Mayfiower Grant .NYork; VIM L
Rolf Boston for Cherryfeldat O'Clock this morning,
fsTs
nah
BosToN, Oct2-Arr Kentucky, ST Ubes; Harriet Curacao
e RsIS asS
tot Lord Boston, Baltimore; Home Phladelpha
5Sss ssfs
Sid rI Wales Ma1a4
Pirmoura. Oct AR AID, Richmond;
,,TAusrSS Sept so-An Webster Philadelphia; Oscar and
NEW BrpTqae. Oct Arr Nsw Delight Warshsm f. for
Dolphin Nsnsemond Sid Frances Louisa Philadelphia
RpGsnrowS Oct Arr Citizen Norfolk for Boston; Mel
will Amboy for do; Comet, Washington NC for do-and all
Washington, NYerk Came Rhodsrjc Dha Sid Walter
Ns% 90 scS
wind; MOTTO, Baltimore; Emma Eliza, Albany Report
NEWPORT, Sept so-Arr Adams and Lodemia Eliza Prov-
Usage sayannh Splendid NYOrk for chrryhed; Vineyard
PamaDELrniA. oeta-Arr Louise. Brel Bremen; Martha
Tswa Del oe Go
WIN f soIc9 P"rveyor and Elvra went to sea tins lore
RcHMosp Oct Arr Fountain Thomason; T Ireland and
Virginia NY9rk' VIM Thompson Fall River Sid Potomac
W1IrHAII Oct AR Oseeola Philadelphia; Massachu
YORK ia Zephyr Ms1na New Wo
den NYok. Arr s9th Claiborne Levanseer, NYork Stran
SAVANNAH, Sept as-ArrL Baldwin, Hayes NYork Sid
o Mon,ir pH Sept 2s-Cld Morea, Weed NYork.
% and SYork Rb Mo4s s o
T SHs' EnSss and SS
amdin, Araass Bay CID Emily TAYLOR, Lvsrrool Tow.
AM hor inside the bar-all the others had gone
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hitting and great powers Of endurance but being
always inclined to corpuienoy his last four years OF
went into training five months ago his weight was 2!6
hsweght has been reduced TO 30 and you may Judge
aman work OF thirty six pounds OF flesh IN hve
months and keep his strength.
Bendigo, the contrary, has always been IN condi
ton once he has beaten Caunt and once been beaten
by him but since the defeaso ambitious has he been
to obtain the chsnpionphe has been in training and
is better man by thirty per cent than when he had the
last fight and do not hesitate to that he is now the
best fighting man that England ever produced, and |
doubt If II is physically possible to make better
still he has to against three and half inches SUI
perior height and thirty pounds in weight and these
Our Chinese Museum is in the full tide Of success
Mr. Simpson, the proprietor informed that the sale
of tickets since he opened had exceeded 600 per day
this at a half dollar is a good business.
and always will be supported to certain extent by
class OF persons who SO where else the company is
The little olymSe s 90 davs o. ans
play ed to crowded houses every night Mr. WIN. Chap
man. who also stage-manager think the cleverest low
comedian in the country. The female department is
badly stocked jealousy and personal pque caused
the withdrawal OF most charming vaudeville ac
tress, Miss heller. of Philadelphia. She grace
full in her and possessed beauty of order
one rarely expects to see With this she combined
great versatility and general sptn s for both
believe from your city Mrs sherwood and Miss wood
blythe two together however do not make up i0r the
loss have stained and the supporters oil the oym-
pic after witnessing the performances OF these ladies',
exclaimed, rira roce give us back our little fanny
wheeler. -,
The Tabernacle opens Monday next as Theatrewith
Mrs. Mowatt and Mr.. Crisp in the Wife
Sales of Stocks Mt Boston.
Brokers' BOARD Oct. Sc shares Now England Wor-
sied Co. 1901; do Merchants Bank stock. l05;
do Merchants Bank, old stock, Ioe; do Old Colony
r, i0s; ado Boston and Wor'r II r. iI7 Is do Portland
saco and Portsmouth RR 1901 1901; 30 do Western
r. I'm 9-!; do do, 81. 81 % do do 96I 81; 200
do l5d 81; IT'S do Last Boston Co, l5d l4t; 600
do do I4 l4.; 100 do Long Island RR, 70i 400 do do
On II, 20 do Norwich and Worn RR, 20d, al 100
do do 74' so do do l0d, TAI; $50 do Wilmington r.
10; lot; 100 do do, b I'm. II.
SECOND BoARp -a25 shas Wilmington RR, o m,
II; 200 do o m, l6i; so do East Boston Company,
10 d. ~: la5 do, AZ; 100 do Long Island RR, Pm
"A. $50 do 10i 70J so do Norwich and Worcester RR
743; 50 do, . rs.
GS5- The tram of cars was detained two hours
and ha1f last niobf hv WINNING off tho track near
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PnssenQera Arrived.

wife ship Cambria BostonJss Lee IT, and
az r,ton Mayer, Of Boston: Chas A Day,s ibesr.r
nd wiz Geo Adiard Fr.dk Delsno WI Sp.ne.t
wite and orllud Spencer panle DISH, A Oppen5en
heim Al = Svagt, Miss Mary Oppenheim, Maser Opren,
LlIllsod,hi 91;Rh pe.eo, CHAPMAN, Beckett Chas W
tiarartt ~ nSs X Warren, Downing. Dsnforh Jas
aopr,a b'yes and wife Canads p,ue son q
dre,,s nsstoni ODriscoIl aud wife, "A Reid An.
nslI ow ~ savannah; " Calonnet. Martneau Cor
Te,i Deso,en, Forbes Dpas jas Gandolfo Morton
NKu IS J. Ewing and wife Mobiles Robt Ferriday ri +
Ms. s nsdIo s y simI.,' VIM Young My
YIN Ming Royal Army; Fredk Warden and servant Row
PVy ' Aitrceh, Italy; Ro.no France, Passsur
w srni q Msguinay, Belgium; 6ieslsr England
n.d dnos may Mrs MACPHERSON and child Miss smith
a,nsSa q Johns Strohn, Bremen consu
Hnsla oi venefuela-70 From Halifax 10 Bostoo--Wr
Douglas and child Montreal; WIN Dick, Royal Army, 4;
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Constable is elected beyond a doub,


European lroueL-7ne Fight Jefveen Count aud Bendso
-TAeatricai, $e.
Tho steamer leaves to-day, and carries out a good
number of passengers for the the bulk Of travel
now the other way and tomorrows arrival will sho
Inst OF 100 passengers at least
orea' anxiety is felt among the sporting men here to
'n steamer in shall learn by her the result
u inc great light between Caunt and Bendigo fifty to
oiy are onered freely Caunt and always find ready
takers have heard of fifty to thirty being taken in one
instance. Inc news, when II arrives, will show the
paoAsrs Oh Caunt their mistake. Csunt never was a
s''e"'nc hsh'ns man but has won his battles by hard
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NJ A RIT Me H E X AL d
PORT OF NEW YORK. OCTOBER 4.


Ship St Lawrence Hagedorn, Savannah Elwell 4 Co.
Ship New York, Hull, Charleston, Geo Bukley.
Bne VILE d Nspeli, Isle, M Mes n. Lssals
\ Brig Russia Lane, Ssal. Bouchaud X Thebaud.
Brig Detroit, Porter; Gsorsslows, &c; Post
Brig smith Tu tie, Montague, New Haven.
sehr Blanch. Chamberlain Tesas =,
Schr Taylor GGbrS .s,s. riyym S,l.Si,, Nc.
sloop James Lsnpheer, Kenny, Providence.
sloop Radi ,t Hawkins r. vide4ce.
Slcop Rhode Island, Hull, Providence.
Ship Sharon Thompson, from Liverpool August 49, with
mdse and i5a passengers, TO j AicAlurray.
Ship Espmdoa. Barstow, from Liverpool August a. with
lied ship ST Petersburg from Boston for Lv-rpoo 18th lat %
o Ion 3 spoke ship Sea- Edwards hence for Liverpool
Ps.p SPOKE ssy Oh , u 70
baaue Cynosure of and from Sonngton with ITO bb for
Fsyal.
Ship Courier, Enaey 81 DAYS from Palermo with fruit, TO
Chsmbe lam Phelps 30 inst lat 49, lon7s2 full rig
ba sp M wa @
locus to Jas A Potter Left Pernambuco 9Th ut
Ship Auburn Burrows e days from New Orleans, with GOT,
sgnalzed barque showing white signal with black
hand nj. The has had pilot On board day:was board.
Baque Espeleta Franks days from Rio Janero with co
fee, TO master
old copper Nemith Walsh. Sid in with brig Levant,
for Ss Ls sf Of AZ & u
Brig Fanny Off, Burns, days from Georgetown, SC with
s,o,e, 70 De Peyster < Whimarsh
Schr S.ml Paynter, Chopper, Berlin, corn.
Below.
: One ship, unknown.
Ships Hartford, new) Savannah; New York. Chaeston;
barlue 81 Joseph Lshon; h Foam. Tampco and 9th
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Der. 2-Ofered at market; 200 head, Principally
Pennsylvania Beef Cattle including 400 taken to New
PricesBeeves, Northern dull at 81 so SIS so the 100
lbs, about $50 left unsold.
Cows and Calves sell at better prices: quote the
range OF the market at SIS $40.
Swine mostly brought So 50 so the 100 lbs.
Sheep are without alteration and the sales mostly
at 81 SO each according TO quality.
Hay steady at l00c the cwt for good Timothy; 500
bales OF pressed sold for shipment 65c the 100 lbs
straw ranges at S. 50 the 100 bundles
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CO M M K IL CIAL.
Friday. October 3.

Friday, October 3.
AsHEs-Pots gre in demand to-day at 81. Pearls still
dull at 81 49,
CorroN-The market the last two days has been very
quiet generally, the purchasers being confined to few
operators speculation; who took yesterday upwards
OF TWO thousand bales and nearly the amount to-
day. The amount of cotton in first hands is
dneed to about 10 900 bales ncuding the arrivals of yes
terday. We continue quotations.
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| FLouR-There is change since yesterday. We
4 66t 50 62I
REAL EsTATE-.7t .fuction-House and lot west side of
Grand street Varick street. 81 feet 'front.' %
90 feet deep side and 46 feet deep the other
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Family Provision Market.

But little change to make in table We notice
greater variety and quantity of good poultry. vege.
tables Of all kinds are very plenty and prices but
little from our last report tomatoes excepted; they are
large lot OF Green Turtle one, among others that
saw, weighed 302 lbs
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILADELPHIA Oct 3-Arr Welcome, New Bedford: + u
Caldwell and Jas Cage, NYork.
BALrMoRe Mary land st bes; Potomac fsnrge-
nam for EYok Also Adriana Barbadoes Massachusetts
metro; Arlitta, Halifax. Sid Garonne, John Robb, William
Allen
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Authyea and wife Raw 10 lshsm VI sis,tssy Crowsn
Halifax; Jas Csw Ed~ fsy sis Liverpool Zoe Hsiiia-
Rio JAsEiae-ship ccgre Hon II Everett Mirsstss g
Avss bearer Of dispatches Government aud chs Arse
tine Minister Minor Clakson. Of Philosophy Thomas
seamen from the Y squadron.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 3, 1915.

BALTIMORE, Oct ,, 1915.
Election Nems-.4 Compete Route Of ~, U-bigs-Fac,,
=.
- 1'sue'i -
The returns far from the election Monday indi-
$780,. :, J.; o.,. -. = !, 49,. 49,
oasoohS IN nearly ever! section OF the STATE But as
yoIr readers prefer facts 10 speculation will give YOU
Tho 6cu,as -
r,nsr pnrRtc1
This district il romnoeed ~ Am. .rrr5o, oorn.r
proper Prince Georges Montgomery Charlie. Caivert
and 81 Mary's counties. We have received only re.
turns from the following districts -
Co,.,.. - >,
Montgomery "a ~ odP"t oa5 !" I.
Charles. .........Ass 633
Annapolis City. mai. SO
|'hne Aiuiuei NparU, las loo
1881 LIS
he IL probably elected.
~, IT,. SECOND pis1Rl
ms district Is composed OF Frederick, Washington
anu nnesany couhues'
Counties. PERU Dem Snirel II
Frederick. ........ 200 mai
Washington. ......... .o27l 2lsl
Allegany, part ... .l043 6t7
Perry Il elected bv q largo maio,;,v-.,h;, !,
the last Congressionai efsc,ioD - his toss' ~
elected by near 500 maioritv s'e' wing was
r,h;s d;.,r;o, Il nNp p'sI Eicr.
Counties Howard district ana tb Is,S ,1, ni ,
and Goth wards of tho CITY az paIt;rnora " '"i i'n'
~, 49,
o,.,. :, Wsheed Wig Lyon. Dem
howard district ......... Gas Gel
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0J- The tram of cars was detained two hours
and half, last night. by running off the track near
New Brunswick
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TO WIG WORKERS.
WANTED-ImmedateIy, young lady to work ventilated
w wigs; good aud steady work Also, smsrt active
boy; Apply to WIN. BATCHELoR, Mol Wall street.
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W. w. SHIRLEY Auc'r.
DY II. f. WILL ARD = FIRM TIRE SALE THIS

w. w. SHIRLEY, Auc'r.
RH r WILLARD. FURNITURE SALE; THIS
DAY Saturday Oct 4h, 10 o'clock at the Sales ROOM
NO. Isl Broadway ahandsome variety Of Sofas tnted and
plain Seats Rockers full and French Chairs
and dining Table dressing aud plain Bureaus Wash Stands
centre aud card Tables Sideboard Wadrobes Lamps China
packed for shipping.
AT II O'Clock, valuable Sofa Bedsteads. Of Itsr
Greenhouse and Parior Plans at auction. and
Dutch Bisibons Roots
LEVY will H. Monday morning 9th INST at II o'clk
"A. at 1913 Broadway choice variety Of entail Plants
consisting Cameias Azaas Rhododendrons bud
various Geraniums, Passion Vines with
Gus other yariet,es all in fine oder Sale positive
And Tuesday morning few of choice Dutch Bull
bous Roots, just received from Haerlem, in Holland.
o3 3t~mc
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REAL ESTATE MARKET.
III gnNn L INuN ILN III UnDK

REAL ESTATE MARKET, "a
ETa 81 WALL STREET, NEW YORK. f::f
ss>- All who wish to become proprietors OF Farms 41.
invited ca aud examine register which contains
descriptions farms sale in Massachusetts, Connect
New York NeT Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia,
As specimen Of the bargains here offered give the fol-
lowing:- ~
splendid estate containing hoo situated
the banks of the Potomac River Fairfax county, Virgil
adjoining Mount Vernon the residence Of Gen. Washing
ton. Price Sl2 so per acre.
cd most beautiful residence Fairh Cecil county,
Maryland 1877 acres OF land in high Of cultivation
elegant house. with other dwellings, barns.
rage house. all in perfect order For farmer Doctor
lawyer merchant private gentleman desirable
besound Price S70OOhe whole of which may
remain secured by mortgage on the property.
3d. An excellent farm of ~ in Bethany Genesee
New York, with good buildings. Price $1,000.
fth A farm continuing 1914 of excellent land with
good budr Harmony, Chatauque county, N. Y. This
farm will keep cows and 1000 lbs of sugar made
ly; price $780, woths Of which may remain secured by
mortgage, and all the farming dairying aud making
utensils will be thrown in.
Any person who purchase farm, large small,
dear cheap far off for cash credit be surely
accommod tied by pquring as above.
We have also great of mills OF all
nerals water power and new lands
Money to loan bond and mortgage,
date.
Persons who havn real for SALE money w
be faithfully served by forwarding their orders 10
ARNOLD BUFFUM co.
For sale above. five mineral grants Lake Superior
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FRANCIS PATENT REVERSED BOTTOM
LEE, BOATS

NHE SUBSCRIBER the only person authorized 10 build
these celebrated Boats that have been so thoroughly
proved and tested Tor five The public are cautioned
igtnst 81 Persons violating the Law Patent
ey VIII be liable iof damages equal three times the pce
,fe oh boat The price the same Tor boa he
,ame dimnsons adding only the Of ar climbers The
Boats VIII be bu precisely the those that have saved
20 many ndred lives and used successfully IN the United
states Naval ana hevenue Service and packet ships and
steamboats, generally, for many years
,a.. ROBERT FISH Boat Builder.
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR,
No. 81. 33 and 35 Crosby Street,

This establ ishment open for the express pur
~ <pose OF receiving property from gentlemen private
A<2 ale. Also for taking Horses and Carriages Ii.
very day week month"; Th.re being auction sales
gentlemen keeping horses these stables
will be subject going returning
crosby being quiet andea the thoroughae
Broadway.
and superior many None but sober and
perenced grooms charge othe Horses Carriage House
for the express purpose vehces, where they free from
injury aud under the charge Of careful and competent
experience depa the whole under the
and direction of WILLIAM CUWAN.
JOHN II. GATtIELD, proprietor.
N B-Abou forty Horses arrived from the country
suitable for the city and try trade. % 3ter
INA HOUSE TO LET two story brick House,
Of Broadway and south Of nal the iun,tur for
sale; the establishment pain and respectable Apply
to GEO. l.. PRIDE, al Wall st.
o4 3rrc
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TO LET OR LEASE.

to LET OK LEANE.
IA THE OLD and well established Grocery and Flour
H Store in of the best locations in Brooklyn The
intending into The country wsll dispose
the first rate business well luained with
the busines need apply Address X this Office
M
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TAR. POWELL, NJ. D.. oCULIsT AND OPERATIVE
srNfLON continues 10 attend 10 Diseases OF the
,d 10 iii vision from TOD O'clock his
xd,ncc a6l Broadway cor Warren st.
of Stabisnus squirting, cured in few
minutes rx,po
Oices and residence 26l broadway, entrance IN wuenst
Drafuitous advice &, the Poor od ltfnc
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Flora Of and from Boston July for East Indies, Aug lat
10 N. Ion 25W.
Long Island, NYork for Oportc Aug 8. lat 40. Ion a.
Hoppet, Sw York for Stettin, Aug Q, lat 30, Ion
fredk Jacob, NOreans for Bremen Aug III lat a. Ion 49,
Manchester Of and from Philadelphia for Rotterdam Aug
81, lat 40, Ion a.
Elizabeth. Lv rpool for NOrleans LIST ult lat TO-
Memphis Liverpool for NYork 9th ult lat so. lon H.
sabs Liverpool for Charleston 7th ult at5o lon 49, f
Essex Liverpool for Boston. 9th ult lat 81, Ion H.
Lousias Lyertool for NOrlesns, 18th al So Ion
Bordeaux II days from Bath Goth ult lat % 90 $685.
Helen Mcleod OF and from Baltimore for Antwerp Aug 25
lat ~. Ion -
Hermann, from Baltimore for Aransas with troops, 10th
ult-put into Key West of water.
Jane Ross days from New York for NOreans ESQ report
ed) 18th ut off Torugas.
Rammohun Roy Philadelphia for New Orleans, It'll ul,. off
Tortngas.
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ARCH SIREET ThEAVkh.
PHILADELPHIA.
STAGE MANAGER MR.. n. f.. STEVENS
MIR Hackett for night more.
Saturday Evening, October 9Th,
The Performance will comm -nce with
RIP VAN WRINKLE.
Rip Van Wrinkle. .................M Mr. Hackett
Derrick Won Tassel Mr. Green Alice Ms can: Dame
Van Wrinkle Mrs Hughes
Dancing and Singing by Mss Carline Mr. Smith, Mr. Blank
and Master Wood
To conclude with JACK sHEPPARD-Jack Sheppard, Mn
Burke; Joe Blueskin, Mr. Stevens Abraham Mendes Mr.
Burke; Jonathan Wild Mr. Johnston; Winnifred Wood,
Mis- Myers. $3.50
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NOW EXHIBTING, tfor short time only) the Rooms
IN of the National Academy Of Design Broadway
entiileu -
LA sORTIE DU BAIN,n Coming from the Balh)
This exquisite and refined work which has upcsd
by all who have be the chef d9upre Of
and which has attracted crowds Of admirers Europe has
been brought to this country aud and il
confidently opened for the inspection Of the lovers of this sub
time and beautiful art
Open from A. M. until 10 r. NJ. Admittance Is CENTS
Season Tickets 50 cents. $40 rrc
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THE Brunswcks the heaviest of all the brown Sheet
ings being ABOUT pound ~ ards and the price
but shade above the ordinary cotton goods Countrs
chants solicited TO this article
general assortment Of medium priced yard wide Sheetnss
wor cents to "a cents per yard
Also best South Cotton Yams-assorted Twist No. to
and 10 II.
Also, Bats Wick Warp and Twne No 10 and 30 Cedar
street up stairs Il. N. UNDEhHILL
M
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The U $ ship John Adams, VIM McCluney Esq. CO,
was at anchor of Vera Cruz-ofcers and all we'll
lutes exchanged from the ship and town.
he frigate Potomac Princeton and brig La
renee, at Pensacola 2tth ult.
The Ssteam frgate Mississippi Captain Fitzhugh sal
from Pensacola 10th ult. cruise.
Brig Somers arrived at Arkansas Bay 9th ult.
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Arr New Bedford I'd Arab, Indian Ocean 2O0 bbs
200 VIII Head from May e; Ma,rva NIB COO sp; 90 Peri
Wespou 700 sp Maria NB $50 SIP. Spoke night of ist VIM
* Hen,y FIJI, q hours
At Rio Janero Aug Candace Bos had three Of
IL irons and had been shot by the captain
Sailed from Pernambuco 9Th u Magnolia NIB, cruise
Arab was at Simou's Bay, CGH. Juyl8.
large whale ship, showing red signal with white letters
bound East 2Id ult. lat Al lou so 60.
Ship Plymouth late of Boston, has been purchased 10
whaer, and is to be fitted out at Sag Harbor for sea.
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Perry Is elected by large msjority-awbig loss. At
me iast Congressional election, Brengle wing was
elected by near 500 majority
DISTRICT.
This district is composed OF Carroll and Balt,mor.
counties Howard district, and the 10TH 18th 18th lab
and goth wards of the city Of Baltimore - 80
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-05-24
NOTICE.


To mail contractors applicants for the appointment Of
Postmasters, &c., &c
TIME undersigned having been associated with
i the General Post Office Department for more
than twenty years. and being perfectly familiar with
its details Of business offers hsservices to such
of his old friends the contractors, may be disposed
to patronze him, to transact any business which
they may have from time to time with the depart
ment and on such terms as will not fail to be ac-
ceptabe to them. A letter to him at any time, post
paid, will be promptly attended to.
To applicants for the appointment of posfnasters,
he will, upon the remission of a fee of IS,
postage paid, see that their petitions recommended
tons are received and file at the department. or, if
not, give them due notice thereof, and also give at
tenton to their interests until the decision of the
Postmaster General is made and then notify them
ofthe result, be il favorable adverse. 1t must be
certainly no small satisfaction, after the trouble of
procuring such testimonials be assured that they
have been duly received and brought TO the notice
of tie appointing power. To such may favor
him in this particular branch of his agency, he can
not fail to give entire satisfaction.
The undersigned will also attend to any claims or
other business which may be inrusted to his care
and supervisors before any Of the departments of
the general government.
Address THOMAS B. ADDISON,
Washington City.
April 3--6m