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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, Auctoneer.
Valuable Property Fulton-st and on Annst-Perempto
Sale.
NTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell at auction on
f1Wed nesday, the 18th instant january al ~ 0clocs al
The Merchants Exchange, the following valuable property
vz The three story dwelling house and iloro No. sS
EultonsL and feet 'front.' u feet 10 inches in
by 80 feet deep sde and 10 ieeS inches
the other side.
ALSO story brick dwelling hou and store No
10 the Of and ad joining The above and
the being "A feet front Anns u feet 10 inch1s In tho
rear by 81 deep side and 81 fret9 inches
on the other side These lots contiguous and will
Terms - and cpndsions at the time ofsale j9o sds
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27
THE NATIONAL PRESS,

" journal for Home Repository of Letters
Record of Art; Mirror OF Passing Even,s-to be pub
lished every Saturday, Two Dollars year-GEoRcE
NORRIS Editor aud Proprietor. Subscriptions received
the Office OF publication, by
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PASSENGERS SAILED,

In The packes ship Queen Of the West-Mr. Grimshaw
Liverpool; Mr.. Rophno DeLacy and lady. Miss Delcy
and sister. England Miss Clarce Coquart. France Mr.
F. Hssluck, Mr. Edward Perkins, MIR. Edward Rugsles
Mr. c. r. Jerron, Newiork.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

The division Of tho profits Is annual.
This Institution oferS many important advantages. both
With respect to Life Insurance. and In system OF Anno
ties. imm ecs,e and deferred
Insurance may be effected by persons tber own vs
or the lives of Others for hs whole OF e OF ior @
ed periods and the Society being formed on toS
joint Stock pr.uciple, psrea enabled, s - ~. rs
70 participate profits OF ths society, ~n % y pv
ces guaranteed only BY be eon III ;i;oa. -
OF premiums, oui by capital OF wv" ~
dolars. ,-,. h.,,vssr,, ,- cr.,
Inc premiums na n1ng f5r the whsle Of life
sno 40 paw TWO OF al premiums PAID after The
hn year ia ensctsd and Losses settled under The d.
" ~ tbs Local Board Of Directors NJ New.fcrx 70
so authority Ia delegated for investing tho soc1tys
800 In this country.
Pamphlets containing Tables Of Rates &c and all neces
sry Information may pe Obtained on application a the So
- sssss,;s Once "a Well-st J. LEANDER STARR,
dy 1mSawis General Asari for HorS Am erica.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27
DY JAnlKs NJ. NIILLEK--

DY JAMES nj. MILLER
ID TUESDAY. Feb. 81, 1876.
Al l0f o'clock al tho store No. Lisorty-sL
Doors SHoEs B1ocAss-l000 Boots, Shoes and
Brogans consisting every varey-sunble for Southern
Western and Northern trade. Sale positive
THURSDAY, February S, 1886
At l0} O'Clock The store OF William r Miller 10 Gold-st
opposite Ferry.st
5000 Sides OF Sole Leather together with quantity far
ishsd Ca Skins Upper Leather In rosgh and other articles
in he Ina credit OF ak months.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
IN The brig Rudolph. from 81 Mrrk,-E Wilson and ?
Misses Tstine.
IN The brig Morca from Apalaciicolo-G Morton.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

All the Newspapers in the City will please give tnis one
insertion, with notice, and send the bill with copy
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27
s. PASSAGE FROM NEWkY, IRELAND.

.The rne, ias 'siiias. and coppcrrd ship BROTH
the above Poti the iua March nex afordng good op
pogny for Passengers VINO Wish 10 come direct 10 New
YORK For terms Of passage which moderate. apply 70
W. j. TAPscoTT, IS Souts-st cor. Aaiasnsne- ja'
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BURGESS, sTRINGER K co.
o22 Bfosdway. corner OF I

r. Those who desire obtain ihs refined. elegant ard
interesting family newspaper, from the first number, will
please send their names aud subscriptions above.
j2l lwis-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

o. COTTAGE IN The Countrywide subscriber Of
E for Bale MS residence, situated on Long
Island. on the Bushwck and NeStown Turnpike,
mile, from Wiism5burgn Ferry by way OF the Maspeth,
Stages Pass times per day good Schools and
four Churches within halt nile. The Cottage II In gooo
repair old fashioned halt stories, three rooms,
fur bed rooms and Kitchen well Of excellent water and
snltanIe for the place all with milk aud Ice houses
six acres very best OF Land, having been used tor
rasng early vegetables 20 or Gu hlty
shade 20 or ~ ut Tree. IN toll bear
ing apple pe.r cherry; about ihree hundred young
10 uear well oy experienced gadeLers from The
best nurserie: country comprising all the vsrie-
lies hzt flourish !tltude such apple, pear,
peach cherry plum apricot nectsrne, &c. &c Two good
strawberry DO with plenty OF gra pes,
currans goosebeies raspberres NC variety shrub
bery roots peonss puks, al fences new the place
surrounded By high picket eDce put up al expense
OF $500 will sold for S5Q0 thirds remain
bonc and mortgage.
,0i l,sis = tn I Z.
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aurtipu Sales.


JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auctoreer.
RY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.-S,oro
- D+ Brcad~ay-Libers Cash Advances made on con-
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS. jan % and 80.
VALUABLE BooSs-An extensive and very excellent col
lection OF Books mostly and In Quantities consisting Of
choice French Books pidots Paris Edtons valuable Theo
logic Books popular Medical Books embracing the
deGabe Text Books large variety OF School ard Ciassi
cal Books Blanks Eoolscap and Letter Paper hne Bibles
NEW-YoRK SPRING TRADE SALE.
To commence Tuesday, March s4,h
The Eorty.secopd Regular New-York TrAde Sale OF
Books Stereotype Plates, &c &c. viii commence al the
above dac 10 be conducted hereoore according to
the regulations.
conssnmeuis the above articles are respectfully
liced
IL COTTON 81 co. Auction and Commission Mer
Il chants, Nos lis Futon-st and "a Ann-st Liberal ad-
made constgnmens and prompt returns made.
THIS DAY, jan x7lh,
At Ioi O'Clock. at the store, No "a Arn-s-
large Of Second Hand Furniture consisting
of chairs tables bureaux feather beds bedding
Sc Also balance OF books stationery fancy articles,
&c Also several OF wool or fur to pay advances
THURSDAY, Jan. %
At 10 O'CLOCK al No. IS Bowery.
SAERIFr's SALE A SADDLE AND HARNESS MASrfAc-
TORY prsing shout 50 OF Double ard Single Hsr-
nesss pserns, saddles brdes robes, bsnSets
whips sadders hardware trunks valses siass cases o.
"'' FRIDAY. Jan. so,
A. lol O'clock a. The Of Division and Jefferson sts
SHsnIrF SALE or VALu.BLE FAMILY GROCERIES. COM.
psns green and blscS white and brown old
Java Sumsa and agusyra cofee Spices fancy and brown
soap sperm and tluw candles sweet OIL CASTLE soap,
West India sauces cheese lard 50 hrkins PRIME
butter sperm oil. hams, tour. 1c
Also fne assortment Of Madeira, sherry and old port
wines and other liquors all OF he best quality suitable for
family
Also large quantity o. superior Havana Segars Of var!-
brands
Also, scales weights, fixtures OF store, &c
% ne erOccr'a
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27
BY JAMES NJ. MILLER.

BY JAMES NJ MILLER.
EXECUTORS' sALE.-We' nesday, Jan. q, al IL
Il O'clock the Merchants Exchange, (f not previously
sold at private sae by order of the executors of John
Blackburn. deceased:
The spacious story fire proof store and lot NO. 30 Frank
forsL corner of VandewatersL being II teet inches
front p feet inches the 90 feet nches In Vande-
and deep the opposite side, more or less
Also the TWO story brick front house No Vandewaers
house being feet inches 'front.' by p feet inches deep
10, q feet inches 'front.' and in length side SO feet
II inches a part OF the II feet then forming l.
toward the front q inches then along the again III
feet inches then y feel inches 10 The front
Also III. leasehold property No SO Vandamst having 20
wears pred rom OF May 1886. or ihe premises
lot e feet inches by IS eeIdeep house is teet9 inches by
10 deep.
Aso, 81 Nassau-st Brooklyn.
The story dwsng with brick basement house,
n feet by 81 feet Inches, with al alley feet Also WOOD
house on the Lot 26 feet 'front.' Is feet Inches In he
rear by 81 feet deep.
Also Doughty and McKenney ss Brooklyn.
The dwelling house corner OF Doughty and McheDney
ats The 10 inches 'front.' so feet inch deep
lot q by 10 feet with COED wood house IN
the
Also the dwelling house aiio,uing the above on mcken.
Jry with attic p feet In front by ~ eot
deep lot "A 10 inches 'front.' 70 set oeepi with s~ood
house IN the
The properly can be seen at any lime.
For tu particulars, enquire Of
MATTHEW ARMSTRONG, 81 Vesey-st New YORK, or
THOMAS WOODWARD, I46 Jay-sI Brooklyn,
lis stis mo 5S4 Executors Of John Blackburn
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

g. COUNTRY SEAT To LEr.-on7 Of Tho mosI
20 situations This ls.anc, containing about
A~ o land. 90 ti- premises 10 a large and
Convenient dwelling, with o1.Douses complete. The
grounds perfect order sod every way fitted geo.
residence The properly situated Inc athsvenue
upon nigh ground having commanding view Of the EsSl
River FOR distance ne Long Island sboe and
looking W-steester County for great distance VIII be
let low 10 good tenant or VIII De sold exchanged for
improved city property Por farther particulars apply
ola 3awisu w. n. SEYMOUR Chatham. square
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27
5ituatio,.s, &r. Dantso.
HARDWARE.

yXTANTED-A situation in aJobbing Hardware House
w II. wanted by q middl--ased who has been en-
.yed 10 the Hardwsrs business Southwest. and in-
uspce Trade from tie States OF Maryland, VeiHis Ohio
.ptucky Indiana and Missouri Tn. bert OF reference
vii be- even Please address 10 box No 23l. y. = j.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

d. ID NASH, ,Aucuoneet-Store l3g FuIonsL
SSTGNEES' SALE-Esate OF Galen T. Porter,
hButcher-The following Leases and property will DO
exposed public auction for sale to the highest bidder BY
the the Merchants Exchange, The 18th
OF January instant al2 M-beipg the whole OF he estate
OF Gaen T. porter OF No IA West Broadway In this city,
butcher excepting book debts, household turuture and
clothing him ot the general benefit OF hs cred
TORS to Joseph JenEins. of this city, viz:
l. The Lease of the House, Store and Lot No S2 Broad
way for four years from frat May S4S at rental OF S6Oo-
PAYABLE quarterly house rents for $1,000 year.
Purchasers will be bound consent OF original
lessor Mr. Robert Waits assign over which can propeoy
be obtained. .
The Lease the House, Lot and Store No. IA West
Broadway until first May 1877 rental of $3.50 annuHi
s. The Store, Fixtures and STALL Tools, benches Scales
W.igbts, &C OF Buch=r-all In the said premises, la
West Broadway.
Lease OF ten Lots and Lease OF three Lots with
House on lhem all situate in 50hst near Stkavenue for len
years from first January l8i6the former granted by "
O. Van Doren and Sarah Dkeman, and the latter by Dr. o.
Van Doren rental Of S0D each lease year, payable
quarterly and axes(purchasers to oba written Consent
assign over) This property La not In possession Int
shortly will be. -,
Information property value and particulars viii 20
obtained application To Thomas Warner, Attorney for
assignee 10 City Hall place. JIo u
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

o.. ROUSE WANTED.-Ether the whole part Of
Ell house, h moderate rent until the LAT OF May and
suited the for The coming yesr, by an agreea-
biz family without children. Address A. B. Box SU7 Post
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

g. FOX sALk-FWe story houses and Iots on
E.s Fourth. .sL-reut Si0O-prc1 $500 each AIso,
and lease eflols Division, Henry doustoun,
Second, Third snd Eldndge ria good opportunity To
make money a. they Will rold low ard easy Ieruis
Aso, ots lease. Apply 10 E. Il BROWN,
jl9 6tis NO. 10 Avenue A
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

ENASTED-Bya respectable Young Woman situation
w plain cook washer and .rouer in small private
family. 90 general house work No objection going
short distance IL the country. Pesse chi l9l Moti--;,
between Spring and Prince the fourth door, front
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

4 OST On Friday. The 25i inst in Broadway Bow
Lery, between 9h-s and Canal, purse containing $50
small bills, and some silver Tine finder have IS by
leaving the at Mr.. Lynch's l96 9thst IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

range &c; CroEon IL attic and every olneI story.
Price moderate; terms easy Inquire ds aoove. 20 <~s
g. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOX SALE-
Hs suAte; 10 tbe village OF sLapeton, Staten Island be
tween S.apleton Ferry and Vanderoilrs Landing
The premises 5 feet inches IN breadih In iroht on
inch-s IN depth Nohey side, and 20 feet In depth
Soulaery side or thereaoouts There are upon r
nr.mi.e- srg. brick House front, generally known
inr Prospect House, with other buildings adjoining, now
renting of 4Ou good franc house 10 Ihe rear. For
terms aud fsItn particulars apply 10
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

D. F. CuRRY, Secretary. dIs 2meodis
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

NEANTED-Gu Bookstore active Young Man from
W IS TO 20 years OF OF correct moral principles snd
regular hs5t- who writes good hart. and h.s some
snowled the BOOK Address 7. T. z at this
otFc. III ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

tA ANTED-A Farmer WIKI capital Oi S3UUU
~ house which has been established three years The
only object IN having partner il al money extend
the business. line left the Post Office directed Bu.
sness with real and stating where may
be had. will be attended The business pays so
75 per cent. ills istf
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

ANANrED-A situation 5ya Respectable Young Woman
w As chambernaid or waiter Good reference given
Hri.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

NVANTED-A siua,on waiter by sober mons ST
w Young Man in private family: he is willing to make
himself generally useful Good city reference; spply at
eT6 Mnt-st II ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-01

News from Nauvoo,

The st Louis Nete Era OF the 2sd ut states that the
steamer Dial yesterday brought down about thirty Nor
mon families from Nauvoo to that city The Mormoas
have all LEFT Nauvoo and Hancock county. None re.
main except the committee to dispose OF their property
large portion Of the citizens say they gated
By the result Five Of the most obnoxious OF the Jack
Mormons were required TO leave Nauvos, and they did
so none others wore molested injured. The anti
Mormous acted with great moderation and forbearance
AFTER they got possession Of the city There vo-
lence to persons property except the removal Of the
Mormon population Their conduct dsproved the
tons of those who charged that plumber the moving
well disappeared during the war the Mormons say that
he Is gone to the Mormon camp on the Missouri The
anti Mormons suspect that he was shot in the skrmshes
that took place After the peace agreed to- the anti
Mormons dug up number OF powder pots. places in
which powder had been buried enable them to
hrs mine when they might think 1t necessary to do.
stroy their enemies.
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Passengers Arrived.

LyrnpooL Steamship Great wesen-Slr Hopshton, MIR
Sonaheimer Srvori, Svori, L Alec, NJ Alec, W An
asI.on B,idpoTt and lady. Capt Ge;bit BA AN Dill.
t$ss Ds%yS%.a Pa!s t.r.'os = H sas S:n II
ay Feps5 md 9:t lady Fssr Misses FsIsT Mrs Dew.
P5Sa. Mr. GS.on Evans, N, Simple ana lady Massey
tom Dale Taylor Mr.; Gill Cy HauEhwoui and lady,
G!seis Hu 3;ss Groom and lady SaIeh, H..
md lady Cruf. Mis-. Crnit, Mis-. Fitch. Davis;
lady Mis-. Hoffman; Armstrong, Griffith. and lady;
h allen; Rey Marsh Thos Rawlings; Montgomery;
I Becker and lad G., Backl.; Thoma, ,,smy!h;
mold r Robbins, X Orr Tobias. Mrs Fryer, Barn,
and Lady, Miss Longiueet. T Stephens, Miss NJ Cor
don Mr.. Bostwick and Lady, J.Yealman & lady Mr.
Kohsad DR.. Pope lady, Col. Thompson, Mr.. Eastman
N. Copeland.
LIvKhreoL-Ship Niagsra-J Locke, lady, child and
nurse. Of S.yannah dillingham;, PlovindeDc Gar.
diner U Mrs Chillingworth, England; A Wigmore II
stehIage.
H.MsYse-Hs%burE bark W"hington-P snetien, lady
chutz, Phillips lady and children, and 1928 in the
steerage.
NEW OKLEANs-Ship Sultana-Mrs Fay and child, Mrs
Pinto and children, Mrs Salby and 10 the steer.
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90 M m &c Il DIAL.


NEW YORK, Soptom Dor 10.
AsHEs-Pots remain steady at IS SIT and Pearls at
CO. The receipts of both light and conseq uently
there Is not much in market The stock hand about
a600 bbls Pots, and 2ioo Pearls Exported from LIST to
2sth September, Pots 1885 bbls Pearls $40 bbls.
BEEswAr-The market is not very brisk, although
some large sales were made in Northern and Western
yellow at ~ cts.
BHEApsrrFrs.-The advices per Great Western
arrived at, such late hour, that the only visible
"Ssct produced among the dealers to ope
rate until the properly dgssted The market
closed very unsettled.
Corros When the announcement was made this
morning that the steamer Great Western below,
there was disposition evinced to speculate in this
article for further advance and about bales were
taken After the receipt of her news about O'Clock,
the market fell OF, and closed dull
LIHkRPooL CLAanHicA
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Packets to Arrive.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER !


Cleared.
Ships Oxford, Yeaton, Liverpool Marshall st Nicho
Hurlbutt Co; Star Republic, Morse alv eston Brow
sr Neisoni Arksnsss H!lard New Orleans VIM Nelson;
shsasd ST Kitts, Nesmth Walsh: Iris Mann 81 Johas
NJ 4 Wnnett; Linden, Burr Charleston, Dunhan D..
mon Gen Wilson. Mner, 81 Marks. schrs VIM Caldwell,
more Brauos St ysso; LsRoy Bede Chsriesson Post;
Hsmlitoa Pea6ed, Alex .ndrs StuEess. Ilesrmsn Co;
Hss,, spalding Jscme w Lewis; Johnson, snedeeor
pond Globe slmmoas Warrington. Shops Aerial DAVIS,
rro'ioehce; oscar, Phillips, Taunton.
Arrived.
Sesmsh,p Great Western, Mathews from Liverpool sert
M lrvn sept 18th exchanged signals with the Ame
ne ioth Isl 70 lou IS So Exchanged Signals with Br bark
raaniny eastward 18Th lat - to Loo 2o exchanged
az sn WIN Or ship Miracle, running eastward. Goth and
and veering gradually ME- with terrific sea which
washed away two quarter boats arbosrd paddle boz and
otherwise damaged the ship. " "
hip Niagara RUSSELL from Liverpool Aug n with mdr to
stanton Fros sh inst lat AZ 81 spoke ship Harvest
fin Bremen r B,ltimore ih 400 mile. " Of the Banks en-
sail and TO the by the board for
hours bat fortunately escaped with tne damage; 10th
saw ship and br th loss Of main gallant
with loss Of top gallant wsswsrd experienced
bosterous weather until the equinox which have had
very light and variable winds have been dys Of the
York; took a Jersey pilot 2o7 miles e Of Sandy Hook
ship S9ltans reins New Orleans Sept 9TH and the Bar
ilth with mdse, to w Nslson.
Ship Chs!es,on, White DAYS from Charleston, with cot
ton Buiksy 25th ut lat IS TO- lon rs 30 spoke brig
Vrnia Of and from Baltimore for Demaras totally dis
Asted IN the lsfe gales wsntsd assistance rigging
naws-he " had passed days previous wreck dsmsst
Hamburg bark washington Matter 20 days from Hamburg
with mdse to Schmidt Bsehen 9TH ult lat 90 H. Ion 80
,s IN with brig Branis, Of Pctou, lumber loaded
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Domestic Innportations.

New ORLEASs-Ship Sultan 80 bales hemp. strachan
scot-2 chs bx Wolf < b shop- L & w L Griswod-21
hhds tobacco Thowpsou coos bis cotton Henry Colt
saxg27te PCS lead Goodhue COL bale wool Vanayken
co-le6 bis cotton Stones Colt x col Dbl II
Schhlin col6l bis n Buter-8 orders cs c.k mdxe
WardLi3 bis hemp Francis BaIr-,s st,sehan Scott,
ams-3 cs L Higgins CO.'S cxs Harper & Brohers-
bis hemp M GregMH Morrs6 hf chests Barring co..
10 oxs Ssyre-2, bis hemp Newbold x Crofl-e hhds
order Of Osborne Ed Lsrns3l7 VIM
Boodgoodl BILE wool w Tooe-li ceroons jalop Bareos
Pope co.'s cs sarssps1lls do-20O bis cotton.
CHARLEsroy-Ship Charleston-2SI balss cotton Swan
co.'s do Adams Hawthorn-l Sprague K Robinson
US bales cotton s. casks gulkey-73 Drake Mills
CO.'S Des Ack heuses-it3 Herkse wath & Van Jam.
ms-3f Meyer 6tueksn2o9 Poiusr Freres-29 Pe,ford
Schsyls!-,s! 1slhmeysr-3 John Bodine-aa Victor
CHARLEsrog-Bark Edwark-78 casks A Burkmyer--42
Atwaker Mui.ord-4o Fox Livngston-s2 Porter & Ere
reS--lo Shartwol Doshsr-ls bales Swain x
gle Drake Mills-ss Philiipsse bales and round
feathers Pete Hitchcock Pellet Lebarbier-i box
Weld ck, run Sidney Wntringham6 empty barrels
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
MisccIIancous Record,

miscellaneous Record
The pilot boat TALLY Ho spoken Sept 10Th, of Old
Point and that the pilot boat boat Eclipse
in tow the brig Virginia Cooper, of and for this port with
both but in Of the heavy gale
to let her about 10 miles South of Cape Hen
~, and il was supposed she went ashore.
Home Ports.
BALTIMORE, Sept Sold sehrs Emily Ann Thompson
Keene. Nassau. "; John Howell, Lowden, NYork.
Boston; Token Mayo do: Albert Fearing Buckman East.
ports Caracas Wornger, Puerto Csbeo; schrs Jos Ly
brandt, Moslaner, Wilmington, NC Richmond, Hartford,
Boston; Osns, Saunders, Masssso Godfrey Taunton
Mass Walter, Wsrngto. Lswss, Dell Lady Suffolk, Tut.
Proyidsnec' Dread: Bibber, Esspor; c Mead Smith,
MEL Webster, Del,no, NYork; Arrival fhompsons New
Boston, bark and 30 sail of briggs and schooneys unknown
Ga bark, yens.a;l' pin, b.su.yrs Kins.SD. Bowen
Halifax MS; Zeues, Larken, Esstport; Porto Rico 1en1
Haowsll; ;ehrs CuIsw Groyss Peter,surx, Val Sarah
M....sos Godfrey. Tausson Chief, Dale NYot VIAL,
Bill New Haven; barges Shark, Stevenson NYork; Cemel
Cor, do.
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Br bark Cslifois Robinson. Il days from Bangor Wales.
Bark Edward Buckley days from Charleston with rice
and cotton, to Durham Dmon,
Peruvian Peru bark Neshs ci.ie Is day.. from Ha,sns with
60 s, % and sT bag. 5 DSf. Hshs .
grave Of Gardner Me from Liverpool bound to Boston. IS
Brig Altoona Clark from Matanras i2.h inst Left bark
i%s' sss'i Ps. K
Orleans, bnd 10 London 2ith lat ?, Ion "A IS spoke
the sab lat % % Lon 70 IS W. bna for
sw brig Albion Lllendahl Macao. May iorh and s.
Helena. Aug 18th, with and silks to Boornan John
Brig New York Norton. Of and fm Bath bound to Martin
;S Sa 81 81
on her beam away Ss ,hs rhsa
here rsp.i damages th 81 II %. spoke brig
ch.ts.T ssm Boston ST s" 91S% Island
ss p eiys LADY Il. G
5IiE SVEN. BENJAMIN IL day, from St crOiI in bal
Br brig Velocity Holmes. 10 day. from Harbor Britton,
Aas. rem and til.
cSss;sIi. sssii P:rri"ssa ?. day; from s..a.ss
s ssi. .i:if Sx.
loss Of sails &c-had put into Beaufort NC repair DANA
schr r Williams, Eldridss. from Norfolk, with corr
By Benz
sS eo s 81 %
sehr Gen Clinch Radc IS days from Lsguns with log
wood TO order Left bark Abby Baker for in days
The e.. b. heavy has bee S;sn Of sf
standing for the bar 18th ut eff Cape May, large
fore md sft schr with both heads Of her mas gone
Schr Pamelis, Rodgers, from Virginia
Schr Globe, White, from Virginia:
schr Splendid, Perry from Virginia.
Schr Ann Hyman lotion, days from Nswbsn' w'thna'
sehr Psturant UnderLill, from Richmond
Schr Fairfield, Rogers from Riehmond
sehr " Smith, Woosy {, n Richmond
Schr Melville. Abbott, days from Wilmington with
val stores
schr Brsnes Land from viraini. -,
val stores, TO N McCready.
Schr Kmpol: Osborn from Norfolk
se esT s snss Perry. I.g'f om 1sI% gass.
schr Peyna. Chance from Jane. River
Schr Ameli. Rodgers, from Virginia.
Schr Exact, Townsend. from Virginia.
sehr Brilliant Stokely, from Virginis.
schr Coaster Derrickson, from Virginia
Schr Urquhart Sparrow, from Smthhsld, Va.
Schr Thorn, Wainwright, from Virginia.
Schr Richmond, Parker, from Thomaston.
Schr Smith, smith, from New LONDON
sshr BALLARD Colt from Virginia On Monday, in the
schr A Thomas, Thomas, from Virginia
Below.
Ship Ohio, Bird from Liverpool
Ship Splendid. from Havre
Schmidt & Ba!chen.
Bark Abby Baker.
Portuguese brig Oll,vera from Madeira.
Ship Elisha Deuson, MOBILIZE bark Mudara, Havana, aud
others.