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LETTER FROM Mr.. CLAY
To the democracy Of Dickinson township, Cumberland
county, Pennsypana, in favor Of the tariff Of 1912


county, Pennsylvania in favor Of the tariff Of 1912
o.t.. "AsHLAND, 9th Sept, 1874.
"GESrLEMES: this day received your let
ter addressing two inquiries to me: LIST. Are you
in favor Of the tariff act Of 1922 and I'd. Would
YOU if elected, support that act as il Is without mod
ihcation or would you be in favor Of modifying it y
81 have often, gentlemen, expressed my opin-
ion in favor Of the tariff OF 1892 that the only regret
4 feel is that you should deem il necessary to re-
quest any renewed expression ofita Nevertheless,
take pleasure in complying with your request, IN
saying that am Of opinion that the operation OF
the tariff OF lS42 has been emineny salutary;" (that
I am decidedly opposed to its repeaI) 'that should
regard its repeal IS a great national caamItyj and
that | am unaware Of the necessity Of any modlioa-
tion Of IL. ra.. H..r
Il am therefore opposed alike TO its repeal OF
modihcation.) "a Fixed, stable policy is what the
country now most nee Is, and ] sincerely hope thu
the tariff OF IS42 may be maintained, and thus afford
a security for that desideratum. .... s.-..
81 am, respectfully, ....
~. III, "Your obedient servant, lei.
- eF Al. CLAY.
''Messrs. Miller Lynch, Donaldson, More, Sci
lers, Blyer, Snyder, PETER, and Myers"
Mr. Ciays pieOs Of the guarantee or the observance
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EREENLEAF'S Examination of the Tes,i-
VI mony of the -Four Evangeists, by the rules of
Evidence administered in Courts of Justice, with
an account Of the Trial Of Jesus; by Simon Green
leaf LII. D., author Of 'tGreenleaf on Evidence"
and Professor Of law in Harvard University. vol.
octave. Just published, and this day received for
sale by
Aug 6 ..s.r. ..,.. +. TAYLOR.
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.InlY 25
DICH DRESS SILKS, sHAwLs, &C.
III, WALTER HARPER q co. will men


this day beautiful assortment Of ~ sgf
Rich Paris dress silks, lawns and mousselines
Shawls, scsifs, and handkerchsfs
Embroideries in great variety, in dresses, capes,
hdkfs, collars, sleeves, cuffs, &C.
We would take this method OF informing our
friends and purchasers that FROM this day the ball
ance Of our spring and summer stock viii be sold at
greatly reduced prices. s+He
July 3l--eo3t
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HINr fra.adIan sfa lIlnn Mt Aucfi.

JIG On Saturday, the 9Th instant, at 10 o'clock, !
shall sell, in front OF the Centre Market, a hand.
some Canadian Stallion 16s hands high, warranted
to work well and gently in harness, and very fas,
PAGER under the saddle Persons wishing to Pur-
chase viii do well TO attend the sale, as he is horse
Of the finest appearances ever offered for sale in the
District. Terms cash.
A. GREEN,
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HOBRON Johns TObaccO.--MeCLERr &,
II CLEMENTS have been established agents for
this unequallod Tobacco, and have Just received ,
elaf 0yrfa ahJ4t bsssss, they offer wholesale or
rer at their drug and chemicM OF, the manufaeu,
vana avenue opposite FuIler's Hotel, Washington
August l-2wIf aE 81 .. .as ...
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BOARD IN THE COUNTRY may be hal
ID at pleasant and healthy location on the
Horses and carriages can be furnished. If wanted
1Iy LEWIS BAILEY
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JOHN BINNS
Is commissioner for the following States:
Maine Maryland Louisiana
Vermont Virginia Missouri
Massachusetts North Carolina Tennessee
Rhode Island South Carolina Kentucky
Connecticut Georgia Ohio
Delaware Alabama Michigan
and Iowa.
His office is No. ZIG Walnut street, Philadelphia.
Commissions, &C., promptly and faithfully exc
cuted.
Aug 6-law2w. ... d. .'...... ...
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Tcobsdentisi.l

"wnsireror, 18th August, 1910.
"Drln sra; The present low s,ats Of the treasury Of h'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20
,Y THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, the President OF the United States,
in pursuance OF the act Of Congress, providing
for The prosecution Of the existing war between
The United States and The Republic OF Mexico,
has made requisiton upon The Governor OF Vir-
ginia Tor one infantry regiment OF Volunteers tor
Immediate serrlce, and 10 be continued therein du-
ring The EGr nth .ncLico R,lesS sooner discharged;
and, whereas By the change Of the term OF service
the enrolment OF the three regiments OF volunteers
under The proclamation of the 23d May last is
void-now therefore, |, William Smith, Cover
nor Of Virginia, do hereby make known that the
services Of len companies, 10 constitute regi-
ment Of infantry, 10 serve according 10 the terms
Of the requisilion of the President, will b. accept
ed-he said companies 10 consist OF one Captain,
one frs; Lieutenant two second Lieutenanls
four Sergean,s, four Corporals, two Musicians
and so Privales.
These companies when organized and COM
mssioned, TO rendez Gus at Guyandultr, where
they will be mustered into The service Of the Uni
led States. Volunteer Companies Of Infantry en-
rolled under the Proclamation OF 23d May last
vino shall promptly conform 10 the new orcani-
Zalion, and give notice thereof to The Governor
will have The preference. Blu, the eli cr, mus
necessarily be elected anew; and, a il i for inn
mediate and important service in the field, il can
mol be 100 strongly impressed upon The ren, hat
IN elecling their officers all personal preferences
should be discarded, and the best qualified officers
be chosen.
No officer OF the militia, whatever may be his
grade, will forfeit his commission by entering he
proposed volunteer service.
The promptude with which the Tequi,ilion
ior three Regiments to serve for twelve months
was responded 10, affords undoub,ed assurance
that The single Regiment now called for will be
speedily in the field.
Given under my hand as Governor and under
the seal Of The Commonwealth, At Rich
,. ,mond, this eighteenth day OF November
lin The year OF our Lord eighteen HUNDRED
and forty-six, and ot the Commonwealth
the seyenty-frs. WIN. SMITH.
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FURTHER DETAILS OF THE NEWS BY
STEA MSEIp ACADIA

ETA AOaDlA.
Commercial afairs-Deeline IN Cotton -Reduc-
Inn, in Flour and Grain-AGaus IN Ireland. &c.
We copy The following from Wilmer s. Smiths
European Times OF The 4lh inst:
Commercial-Ihe Cotton market is quiet, and,
in some instances lower prices have ruled. On
Monday The quotations on American were ~. in
favor OF the buyer, and nothing occurred yes,er-
day to alter The complexion oil matters EI,eE-
siye arrangements are said TO be proceeding in
the manufacturing districts tor working short
time during the winter, and if carried out on
large scale, The falling off in The consumption
will it is said, amount 10 nearly one-ihird. The
state of the Home Provision market, and the pros
poets oil short crop, with, OF course, higher
plices, are Inc inducements 10 this STEP The
short time movement is already producing its ef-
fects on The price OF The staple.
In ournolice OF The money market will be found
the latest particulars respecting The state OF The
public securities, and the fall which they eIpe.
rienced last week, owing TO the increasing diff
cultes in Portugal. The stock OF that country
seriously receded Mexican stock also declined
on The receipt OF The news By the Hibernia. Mo-
ney on The Continent is extremely scarce and in
Paris and Amsterdam The rate OF interest varies
from s. to s.. per cent In France the foundations
have had depressing effect on business
As The attention OF the commercial public IN
the United States will be fixed, for some time 10
come, on the grain market, they will not Ian 10
observe. that a con, iderabe decrease is taking
place in the price OF our home produce, Flour,
at Marklane on Monday, receded in The better
description as much as As. a sack; and al The
Liverpool market yesterday there was decline
of 2s. Cd. per barrel on United States and Cana,
dian dour. All descriptions of whoa, declined
from Sd. TO 4d per 20 lbs. Indian Corn still com
mands extreme rales for immediate delivery, but
The cargoes aloat ale difficult TO sell; and for
Spring Shipment it will be seen, 4Os per quarter.
including freighI, has been accepled-lhe best
proof of the reaction TO which we have else
there referred.
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Attention Volunteers !!

Captain Caning'on's company OF volunteers
are hereby notified 10 rendezvous forthwith in
the city OF Richmond. The company is now or
ganizins anew, in accordance with the recent in.
s,ruclions Of The Secretary Of War, and will
march as soon as its organization shall be com.
pleted. The term of enlistment will be during the
continuance Of Tie mar Nth iTs1ico. The new
reauisition raises The numler Of priva'es IN The
company 10 EIGHTY instead OF sixty FOUR, as be-
fore REQUIRED. Several vacancies have been &C.
casioned by the removal from the city Of some OF
the original volunteers, and by other causes-so
that the whole number OF vacancies 10 be su p
pied is not less than thirty. Volunteers in the coun-
nv whether members Of the original company or
not are recommended 10 repair to the city assoon
practicable. Applications for enlistment should
be made 10 the Captain at his office, corner OF ll.h
and Bank Streets BY order OF The Captain.
Nov 20
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GAME AND OYSTERS

HNHE ALEXANDRIA can now show r
i the longest string Of Birds, and The 2
variety, seen here this Fail; consisting y
Wing, Red Head, Dipper and Black J
Palridgcs, Woodcock and Snipe, which !
served up in The best manner, and al = rev
menls notice.
We have extra York River Oysters, ire.
times a week, which surpass 10 navof al (
any brought 10 his market.
Gentlemen wanting Oyster or Game :
can ALWAYS get them al ibis iagof'e
House, where the lu1urics Of the season
For the information VI strangers ~hs \
lied the ALEXANDRIA las, Winter, ~
remind them oil our removal, TWO toof>
our old stand, and state that ours is NJ" /.
cond Restorative on lin street. after ~,
Main street. Look Tor The sign OF me
the day time, and al night for The Bai
K. w. ALLEN
Nov. 20 A,ham
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General Orders.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE,

~ I
RICHMOND, November Is, 1876. \
The Infantry Regiment Of Volunteers required
by the Governors Proclamation, will consist Of:
Colonel | Lieutenant Colonel, Major, Adj
IutaDl. Ia Lieutenant Of one Of The Companies,
but moi in addition,) Sergeant Major, Quar-
ternas!er Sergeant, 2 Principal Musicians and
10 Companies, each Of 81 ch 10 consist Of !
Captain, First Lieutenant 2 Second Lieuien-
ants, Sergeanls, Corporals, Musicians, and
so Privaies
Companies wishing 10 enter the service, will
organize with all possJ'e dispatch, elect their Off.
GERS and cause The elections 10 be certified to the
Governor that commissions may BE- issued with
out delay. Elections 10 be surernlendcd ny the
commandment or other field officer Of the Regi-
ment within which The Company is raised, or BY
such officer as the Commandant may designate
Tor that service Orders Tor The march 10 the
place OF rendezvous will be Sent with the commits
sions. II is desired that the several companies
composing the Regiment shall provide uniform
according to the General Order OF 23d MAY las;
and arrangements will be male II practicable 10
supply il al The place Of rendezvous.
The &C, of Congress provides Tor the clothing
lin money! and subsistence Of The non-commis-
stoned officers, musicians md privates as follows
The volunteers - furnish their own clothing. for
which purpose there will be allowed 10 each nom
UlllCtI musician anu private Infee
dollars and fifty cents per month DUNG the lime
he shall be in the service Of The United States.
That The volunteers may be enabled 10 provide
themselves with good and sufficient clothing
The combination allowance for six months, III
dollarS,) will be advanced TO each non-commis-
stoned officer, musician and private after being
mustered into service but only with the express
condition, tina, The volunteer has already provi-
ell himself with six months clothing This tact 10
he certified 10 The Paymaster by The Captain Of
the company; so that The amount 50 advanced
shall be applied under The supervision OF his Cap
tain, 10 The object contemplated by law.
The sir months commutalion Of clothing will
be sufficient 10 procure suit Of uniform.
S ubsisrence befrc arriving al The place OF rem
devious, and for travelling homc from The place
Of discharge, will be allowed at the rate Of tlty
cents for every twenty miles distance.
Arms and accourremenrs will be furnished by
the United States.
1t is confidently expected that The Virginia Re-
ement will be al least as early in the field as
those from any other State.
BY command.
WIN. II. RICHARDSON,
d61ntQnt General.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND M.p,xCTs No.,

RiSiHoND MARKETS. NOV a.
IobhCCo.-No change Inspections s,pa,,
manufacturing descriptions in demand We ou..e
Luss at from 81 90 to 81 so; common Ia,
81 W to $ %; midding So . to 4 90; god
and fine shipping 81 90 10 90, extra ,nana,sa.
turing sc 10 $ 90.
F'oUR-S5, a 6 is asked-very lille te.
mand.
CORN-Corn Is CTS.
OATS-30 a IS cents-in demand
WHEAT-WhiIe 100 Cts; Red ll5 cash
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran Is cents: Shorts :
cents; Brown Siuis 50 cents; Ship Stun, 80 .,
PROVlSlONS.-BacoN Smithncld and C,,'
Cured 6i cts. Tor hog round Western s,l.,
=, cts; Shoulders as. els. Hams a :. Gems
Allkinds OF Bacon scarce. LARDSas :. GEMS
CATTLE-For Cattle from the scales or,s.
weight, 81 IS , so; nett so a s. accoc.a, Il
quality. MuTToS SO a S4-scarce anil Il
demand. LAMBS: 50 , 30, according u on :"
lity VEaLs 50 a 5, according to GUAM
HOGS Live 5 a 26.
COTTON-9 a 10 cents nrr n
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THE LOUISA SENATORIAL ELECTION.
WIN. M. AMBER, ESQ.

Though we have not received The official pro-
cecdnss, il will be seen from The following COM
municaions, that VIM. M. Amber, Esq, has
been unanimously nominated as The Democratic
candidate for the Stale Senate. The Convention
was very large one, and after full discussion
and leliberalion, Mr.. A. was selected by a large
vote and finally nominated with one voice, as the
champion OF our good cause We rejoice at the
harmony, union and good feeling, which, we
learn, marked The result. Its in accordance with
The views which we yesterday presented 10 our
readers, and is The best sign that old Virginia
means 10 stick TO her principles and save The De
mocralic patty. The Wings, We know, are count
ing upon Virginia, and will make every effort 10
carry this special election for future political effect.
We avow that, for this reason, We lake deep
interest in The result. The peculiar aspect Of the
case, therefore, should rouse the Democratic par
Nv 10 great exeriions 10 cleo, Mr. Ambler, not only
by mere majority but by one which will le
the country know that old Virginia has
given up her old aud cherished principles.
When The Wings are crowing over elections
in other States, let The Democrats in Virginia
snow them that they have no hope from any IVA
riableness nor shadow ot turning" amongst them.
The Wings depend on our apathy, particularly
as this is a special election. But the District is
largely Democratic the candidate, Mr. Amber,
is thorough Republican in his principles, and
a gentleman of fine talents and high CHARACTER
and i, would be shame upon the District il we
should lose il through The apathy Of our friends.
Above all, il might inficl serious injury upon
the prospects OF The party in the Slae and in The
Union.
We learn that The Wings are uncommony &C
tive the Wing candidate having visited his city
To drum up voters. 1t is, therefore, highly i'm
poranl that no roter stay away from The polls
In that case, our candidate is safe. But ii a sin
gle Democrat remains al home, he may defeat BIZ,
party and his principles.
Let then, every Democrat who has vole raj
" 10 The polls on Thursday nezt, and give an
other proof lha, Virginia. al least, stands unsha.
ken in The contest
Mr.. Amber, we hear, made very handsome
and efTicen, reply al Louisa Courthouse to the
Wing candidate, and will represent the district
with credit He deserves success, and, if the
Democrats are mue will receive il. Let us, on
the present occasion. act up 10 The glorious prn-
ciple, "union and harmony Tor the sake OF our
principles"
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The Washington correspondent of The Balti-
more Patriot employs whole letter in attempt
ing 10 show that Virginia may be carried for he
Wings next spring. 1t is substantially the same
view as the Wings article, upon which we have
already animadyerted. But, as furnishing evil
dence Of The vauning hopes of The Wings in
other States, we shall publish and call attention
TO lis speculalions. We wish our friends 10 see
the whole game Of The Wings, who will lose no
effort 10 sink Virginia 10 The scale OF federalism.
"Forewarned, forcarmed ~
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COTToN-9 a 10 cents per ID.
RaITINOpC NapkrT

The effect OF The news upon our markets il.
been 10 depress, materially, The price J, b,s.s
slutis. Sales OF 5000 bbls. Howaid s.. AIM ).
SIS 25 decline Of % G Holders are serer,.''
willing 10 lake 5 25 Tor Howard st. The sum !
OF City Mills is light, and We are NJ, aware II 49,,
sales. Holders are NOT disposed 10 take ,be 49,.
ces offered. There has also been an AVERAGE ii
cline in wheat of 10 ! c per bush 4 an j,
300 bush. very prime Penna. red vas mae
al l07 c., which would have commando Il5
previous TO the news. New white corn 81. an,
yellow 81 So c; oats 2Sa 80 c.; rye 4, 1. wis.
key % 2ic.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. IL 2, P. M.

To The Editors Of Tie Charleston Courier:
The U. S. steamers De Rosse' and Mary Sum-
mers. which arrived day or two since from Sa-
vannah are still lying here, as is a $50 The steam
er Telegraph. Il is reported mat ID lew days
ihey with two or three others, vii! proceed 10 the
Brazos and take on board body OF troops des-
tined 10 act in conjunction with The squadron, in
an attack upon Tampico. That this attack will
now be shortly made, We have every reason 10 ex-
peci, and shall rejoice when the first demonslra-
lion is made Of assaing Mexico efeclually upon
her seaboa{d, and Selling upon her ports. It
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The Baltimore Patriot announces the death Of
Mrs. Gallon, rclict OF The late Richard Cation, on
the 18th inst al 'Elkridge,' the residence OF her
son-in.law, Mr.. McTayIsh British Consul
"Ths remarkable and excellent lady" says The
Patriot twas The eldest daughter OF Charles Car
rol, OF Carrolton. She survived 10 ripe old age,
like her distinguished father, and leaves several
children among whom is The Marchioness OF
Wellesley, TO perpetuale her many amabe quail
ties and high accomplishments"
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Form ot Enrolment far each Companu
We, the undersigned, do hereby engage 10 serve
in Volunteer Company Of Infantry, 10 consii.
tute portion of the Infantry Regiment Of Volun-
leers, according TO The terms OF the Proclamation
Of the Governor OF Virginia. dated the Is h No
vember 1916. TO serve during the existing War
between The United States and the Republic OF
Mexico, unless sooner discharged.
Nov o. c3w
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AN HONEST COMPASSIONATE buffalo Pilot
u.ocofocol says: ave are now in minority In the
State, aud IL absurd deny that the minority
IN The Union, since New York, Pennsylvania and ONO
have spokan"
This being the case, ne Democratic PROFESSIONS re-
qure that public officers should misrepresent their
constituency is II not incumbent The President the
Cabinet, and large portion of Congress, 10 resign ana
let The true eIponens Of the public will assume ther
places Bnt the people Will finally enforce what Their
servants rtjase, and all viii be well In 1919
We find the above in yesterdays Times. The
Wings talk loudly about The disore anizing, radi
CAL agraran principles of the Democrats; but we
doubt whether any Democratic paper ever ad-
vanced more radical proposition than the
above, which seriously offers 10 rcvoluionize The
whole Government, because of temporary
Wing ascerdancy, upon issues far from poi'l-
cal. But suppose these Servants" do resign,
and the President, The Cabinet, and large por-
ton Of Congress give up their places, how will
hey be fillcd7 BY The anti-Rcnters and Abo-
litionisIs OF New York, who secured The "Whig
vic,ory?" They certainly deserve rich portion
Of ''lhe spells" for their potent aid.
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Ixfc41tayoogu dzaaatttrfr.

because the nominee may not be your personal
choice, suffer This Republican district TO Tall mo
fine hands Of The Whiss?-a district honored by
The names Of a Holladay, a Roane, GuerIant.
and a Strange; men whodevoled their whole lives
10 The advocacy and maintenance Of Republican
principles? To The polls 10 The polls fellow
CITIZENS, lei us go, and let Whiseery see that,
through lain and Storm, we will be free. -
ONE OF THE DELEGATES.
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Attention. Grays

Attend a meeting Of your company al Military
Hall, this evening, al O'Clock.
RO G. SCOTT Jf Captain.
II Volunteers DESTROYS of enlisting in The
company OF Richmond Grays, whose services
have been accepted by The Governor OF Virginia,
under The late rcquisilion made BY The President
OF the United States, for regiment OF infantry
from This Stale. will report themselves TO Robert
q Scott. Jr., Captain OF The company, immedi-
ately. The company will be pleased 10 see al
lheiI meeting, 10 night, those persons who feel an
interest in their success.
The places Of rendezvous will be Swan Tavern,
Sbockoe Hill, and Military Hail. Nov.20
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For The Engu,rcr.
TO THE REPUBLICANS OF THE HAND
YER SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

Fellow. Citizens: Permi, one Of your brethren,
al The present crisis OF our affairs, 10 address you
a lew remarks, pertaining TO The election 10 be
held in this district on The 4th Thursday in this
month (November.) Your delegates have met
according 10 appointment and after canvassing
fairly and honestly the pretensions Of varouscan-
didales, have, with perhaps as much unanimily
as ever was witnessed, presented 10 you The name
Of William NJ. Amber, Esq, of the county of
Louisa, a man every way worthy Of your conf
dence aud support. Your delegates, fellow-citi-
zens, sacrificed their personal preferences upon
The altar our common country. Personal hoice,
so soon AS found moi 10 command the majority Of
The Convention, was dropped without a murmur,
and we promised 10 each other 10 use our united
efforts TO carry The district, and will You not my
friends, turn out on thai day and seal BY your
votes those cherished principles for which we have
been SO long conending or will you, forsoo,h
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICH MOAD.

PORT OF RICH NJ ON -.
High Wafer this day, al O'clock, 7. i.
ARRIVED.
Schr. Gen. Irwin. Wilson. HavTe do Grace.
SAILED,
Schr. Greenway, Couch, New York
Schr Mary Miller, Balcman, Phiia ielphn.
Schr. Herald, Hudgins, Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, November s-clearei :
Home, Edmondson, Tor Not,Jlk, Petersburg a
Richmond.
CHARLESTON, Nov. l6.-Arrisc: >ch,
0. O. F., Dow, from Richmond.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l2-Auivei. harS
PlGaix, Boush, Il days from No1os, Va
Arrived at Gravesend, Nov ship Rob r.
D.n.rmond. from Richmond.