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From the New Orleans Delta
THE DEAD ALIVE;
OR TALES TOLD BY LOVE TOKENS,


8 To say that this world is wicked world is
s but TO repeat what every minister of every reli-
ion, or rather, of every sect-for with religion
many of them have little to do--has repeated
nd re-repeated since the days of Melchizedek;
o say that it is Il deceitful world would be but
celebrating what every unfortunate wight has
aid who has ever heen Tilted in love, who has
bver failed to borrow money from friend, or
who has ever loaned money and afterwards
ound his name on his friends schedule; and to
Jay that this is an ungrateful world is but to say
what every eXpectant heir has said who found
himseifnot remembered in rich relation's will;
What every demagogue has said who failed to
be rewarded in proportion to his own estimate
bf himself, by the people.
But we are about to relate ga case" as the
awyers say, in which wckedness, deception
8 Ind ingratitude stand out in such bold relief
hat 1t requires mighty nice sense of discrimi-
nation to know which predominates over the
bthers. All, when the bridal vows are delibe-
zrately broken-When the robes Of mourning
are donned to play successfully the deceptive
9rama-when man S only child is learned to
enact the cheat, and its young tongue is made
Ito lisp its fathers lies-there must indeed be
somothing foul, false and corrupted, to put such
unnatural machinery in motion!
But we will spare our moralizing for anoth-
er time, and proceed with our stsry--a ste-
| ry which shows, what has often before been
proven, that "truth is strange-stranger than
fiction"
In this city there lived, some four years ago,
and here he lives still, man who supported
and respectfully supported himself, a wife whom
he loved, and chld-a daughter, whom he
adored-by one Of the thousand industrial re-
SOURCES, which, in great city like this, pre-.
sents itself to every man of industry and honest
enterprise, So loved he that wife, that he
would not suffer ''the winds of heaven 10 visit
her face too Ioughly''-so doated lie on thai
child, that he deemed her
''Soie heritage of his house and hearth
Bat strong as were his domestic affections
dearly as he worshipped his household gods
circumstances occurred, to relate which, this il
not the proper place, that begat disquetudt
and unhappiness, Shadowings approaching t.
realities TRANSFERRED, calculated to uproot the
most firmly fixed affections of the the devoted
husband, and hence they
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Brevet Maj. Genl. U. 8. A. Comd g

MELANCHOLY. MIR. Stevens, the young man
from N. Y. city who was killed on the Erie
Railroad on Friday, the Courier says was the
sole support and dependence of widowed
mother. He was clerk in a. dry goods store,
and was off on leave of absence for few days
having taken his sister with him on a pleasure
excursion. He was returning to the city alone
when his career was thus suddenly and awful.
ly terminated
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-29

DINNER TO GEN. GAINES. The visitors at
Old Point have determined to give compl-
mentary dinner to Gen. Gaines and the gallant
officers who distinguished themselves in the
battles of the 9Th and 9th of May. 1t is to
come off tomorrow, at French's hotel. We
learn also from the Norfolk Beacon, that the
Court Martial has not yet been fully organized,
in consequence Of the detention of Gen. Brooke,
at ST. Louis, by sickness.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-29

REV. THOMAS H. STOCKTON. We under
stand, says the Philadelphia Inquirer, that the
First Methodist Protestant Church, worshiping
at the cornor of Eleventh and Wood streets,
has made arrangements SO that the above NAM
ed gentleman will now remain with them as
their settled and permanent Pastor.
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A SUDDEN CHANGE. A few days since
young man of Philadelphia, was married to a
very amiable and intelligent girl On Satur-
day he was arrested in New Heaven, charged
with having stolen three horses some time
since in New Jersey.
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RUsrIcAriNG. The Philadelphia Eagle says
it is estimated that $4,000 or 10000 of the in
habitants of that city are absent at present. A
large number of the citizens of Baltimore have
also deserted the city for more pleasant quar-
tiers.
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CHURCHES IN New ORLEANS. There are nine
Catholic and twenty-five Protestant churches
at present in the city of New Orleans. OF
these, four are used by the colored population.
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FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE, EAS-
! TON, DENTON, CHESTERTOWN, CENTRE

TON, DENTON, CHESTEKTUWN CENTKE-
WILLIE, WEST AND SOUTH RIVER.
ID e,~-<z7 The steamer MARYLAND leaves
al!a.~s Baltimore at O'Clock, A. M, FOL thr
32tss-szsil2 above named places, on the following
days, from the lower end of Dugan's wharf, to wit:
On every MONDAY at 7 O'Clock, for Chestertown
and Cenueville, and returning the same day. leaving
Centreville At IL O'Clock, and ChesteftOwn at half
past ~ O'Clock, for Baltimore.
At 7 O'Clock, A. Nj. on TUESDAYS and SATUR-
DAYS, for Annapolis, Cambridge and Easton, return
ing Wednesdays and undals.
Az O'Clock, A. NJ. on every THURS DAY for An
napolis West and South River, and return the same
day.
On every SATURDAY, at 7 A. NJ. for Annapolis,
Cambridge AVID Denton. Returning, leaves Denton
at o'clock on Sunday morning, for Easton by Dover
Bridge and Cambridge, TO Annapolis and Baltimore
Nh All baggage at the risk of the owner.
m22 LEMUEL G. TAYLOR,
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Coon. The Vestry of Trinity Church, New
York, have agreed to erect monument over
the remains of Captain Lawrence, which are
buried in their grave yard.
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|1IF- All papers sent by mail, discontinued the
II on which the advance payment expires.
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GEN. TAYLOR. Ths Washington Union

says:-
Letters have been received in this atty, from
General Taylor, as late as the 18th inst. The
number of his troops was increasing, and he
had received eight or ten boats, which were
sufficient to transport his troops, provisions, and
munitions up the Rio Grande. He is making
every arrangement to advace from Camargo to
Monterey.
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3 WANTED-At hih es
BOND & GELBACH.
4e Second Il.
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BoGLE's HYPERION FLUID


INHE subscriber having devoted considerable portion
Diseases Of the SKIN and the Human Hair also hc best
means OF treGrg and curing tie same, length sfier
iaborous research aud deep investigation -Ied in
bringing 10 perfection COMPOSITION Tie frues uf"hicb
hc challenges LIE word = excel
Ladies viii 2Gd Ac Hyperion great addition 70 the
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winch. when moist with the Fluid, be dressed
required form ~ preserve IL place, whether pgn
Or il curls The following SPEAKS FOR Itself.
BosroN, April 9Th 1915.
Mr. BoGLE-Sr II consider IL a duty owe you well
those who may be troubled with their mead aGi hair
rion fluid. by the OF winch have derived much
beuent For twelve year. troubled wth disease
the head, the -kiE OF which covered with thick
OF caly hGmor, Tor daDdG IN is form which
erury covered the pores OF the skin head!
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whc! tried al the advertised artc.es Of h, day
tsac their name : egiou.j without deriving any DrE-h
heard OF your Hyperion Fluid, and although Twas highly
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my hair Is daily growing thicker end fine healthy
"a therefore with Inc confidence recommend
| an. yours truly. SAMU Ell CHAPMAN.
Manufactured anu for sale by NSM. BOGLf., Artist
Hair, - Washington. corner 0fSumner-st- Boston
For -ae b. 4. y. d. SANDS, Druggists 100 rulLon-st
corner Of " hsH, ind II East Broadway, New York
Sold also By Il Johnson, 20 Broadway, 6. Dexter A.
osny; ! " KGzrland Co N-x-Orleans &. K Bis.
Springfield Mass and by Druggists generally r3 3m-od
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Dntcnt nlc6ifiiles.
THE PILES ;

A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED DIR. UPHAsps
n Internal Remedy Tor The clre OF Pues Iht teseab!e
PIE E!,ctl.nry Invented by DR.. 4 UphHm, dsn1 sh
81 physician OF New York city the ouly really
ccssl remedy that dangerous and distressing complaint
his Piles oheyrd 20 The American public.
The r.lecnaIy contains no hherat htaleinf no HOO
CoocynLa Gbogs other powerful and irritating purgH
tive No fear Of taxing cola while under IL influence;
change In oetneNs.sy II 'G.en according 10 directions
= r7tr. f9r III. gl4drarfled
fnotaer Ce1rihcst l,i to the hundreds that have al
ready received OF Ile scscy OF Dr. Upham's Eec
1ary. ENv-YosS August *. 1876.
B>T,. Hgun Ks;rsn-fieuts: For several years past
have Been troubled Hlh Plies very costiv- stse Of
he bowels indg --tion aud weakness Of the system Blu,
ny complaint not being severe rs to disable me from
business, and drean had OF physicians and patent med
icnes thai until this Spring never used any medicine or
applied ~ pGyic!an Tor relief The pi.s isn being 80
thai allowed severa. operations TO be performed,
without any benefit Determined after this 10 try other
nesr- read An advertisement VI cure guaranteed by
the use OF DR.. UphAIns Electuary. purchased three
.lf entirely cured OF he Piles and nv health much
improved. remain. Sirs your much indebted friend.
The writer Of lie above from motives Of deicscy, de-
cars having his used; but authorizes US 20 refer 70
hin show Ihc original Ctr!ihcgle 70 those " no nsy
doubt its authenticity.
Another fact relation the efficacy OF Or uphan's
Eecjuary. PHILADELPHIA Sept g. 1876
Dr. LptGn-DedT Sir About i've yeart $50 If
hic!ed with what called Chronic Dysenlary. have
suffered with II since and physicians have cld
that my liver affected and that my bowels ulcer
aeS for blood and pu. attended with peculiarly puird
smell, the frequent discharges short time since
made visit 10 Mg..srluse.ls In hopes of benefit from
" lille there physician Ciered 10 cure me- for so in three
months Happily, i the midst Of Intense pSin occasion
ally relieved Dy laud6num, ! 10 L wrapper OF your
Eectuary perfect description OF ny complaint, together
with many cerlidcaies Of TIN, guce great
f4ence in the medicine, and purchased box, and nine
doses of which has apparently cured me- snd am prepsE
say every thing 10 is favor render any service
can 10 humanity ny subscribing 70 i. me-
Respectfully yours, BENJAMIN PERClNAL,
No 90 South sixlh-sL
PIopre;ors Office is5 3oNS-s5. Sold.
tall, by WYATT . EETCHAH l2l sgI;on-si II. Y. and
c. sloane. tSi tulton. HruCkvl. Fst-g -! igi bfrF
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CHAs E. FoLWELL, MERCHANT TAILOR,
MO 1872 BROADWAY iup stairs) respectfully informs
mis- and gentlemen generally tina; ne mas on
hand and constantly receiving the latest styleso Coh
Cashmere and Veslings which he VIII make IN man
ner lie doubts will prove every way satisfactory 70 o-
who may favor him with their patronage He wishes IN
particular 20 call the attention Of gentlemen to BIS new
style of Dress and Patio Overcoas, e. he earnestly Of
the opinion that they be exceed in this city or else
where Gentlemen furnishing their cloth viii have
their garments made with much care rs Purchesed Oh
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PUBLIC SALE
By order OF Assignee.
NJ. THOMAS = son, AGctioncers
VALUABLE PRINT WORKS.

VALUABLE PRINT WORKS,
MILL Be SOLD a. public a the Philadelphia Ex-
w change, Tuesday, the nth November next, al
O'clock in the Evening all the machinery and Fixtures OF
,ho-. extensive Works, known y the South Trenton
PRINT WORKS,
New Jersey consisting of three Printing Machines. with
all the Of Mand rls-two Cal
endrrs-two Screw Presses and Gearinea Steam Engine
four Boers-FiHures Tor Bleaching and Dying
Tools and Fixtures for the Color Shop-BacksInith's
Shop-Blocking Car pent-rs Shop-Mafhine Shop;
Padding and SINCE House SC. &c.
The Works and Machinery and all In order and may be
PUt in operation without delay.
They embrace all he cOnveneuces for Bleaching DYING
Printing aud Caenderng three thousand pieces of Goods
per werh ard the location Is believed one of the
best in the Cnon enjoying the facilities of an easy daily
access by the Delaware RIVER the Delaware and Harlan
Canal The Camden and Jersey City Rgroad throu g-
sut The year, wlth SsvYotS and Philadelphia Coal of
The best quality and at very low rates delivered at The
wharf on lie River Delaware opposite the Factory and
an abundant supply Of Water power furnished on mode.
rae Terms
The PRINT Works are now open for inspection
d-d.
~ should seyera! persons be disposed 10 unite and
purchase these Print Works, they may Al trifDg ex.
p-r=e nave the advantage of very favorable Act OF In
corporation granted years by the Legislature
o "-Jerssya copy otwhch vii! be shown on applI.
eaton 10 Ihe undersiyned r'
BY order ofISAAC COLLINS
Assignee OF 2. z CHASE1 co
NO. ~ North Second-sL Philadelphia
81. THOMAS l. son, Aucrrs 60 Walunt.st
Ieatn LnDGlt lOctooefl |, 1916. M 2wD4ftW
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THE Celebrated Chinese SKIN Powder for restoring
identifying suc preserving The complexion and reg
d-rng he s.ln d-iesie!y white, smooth and soft
Aren Fun - simply preparation Of Oriental herbs
and nay e used with per-c: safety FOR the ali Gu
Ianeo1- disorders. Among the prominent are Tan
Fr-ckis- icsens6ie Precipitation Botches Pipi-s Spos
Irritation. Coar.ensss, and = variety OF other.
To be nad wholesale u the sole I'm porsrs HOBBS co
Wa.-sI New YorS, sac retail Of ali respectable cheis~
and perf1meTs IN New-Yors throughout The Uute5
stAtrs IN nnrns Prcr = n92 In
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DY ORDER Of Hon. Edward Quinn, Supreme Con

DY ORDER Of Hon. Edward Quinn, Supreme Court
ID Conu! notice hereby given that aI.ach-
has issued against the estate OF Samuel Beardsee aud
Ess BearGsise, late OF HoDby. S;euhen County,
=aid supreme COur; Commissioner pursuant 10 Inc drrc-
ions or The statute concerning Attachments against ao-
scondj1s concealed snd nonresident debtors, and ihat
the VIII he sold for the payment OF their debts I'M
less they the said Samuel Beartsee and Elias BeaTtsee.
appear and discharge such attachment according 10 law
within three months from the publication OF This notice.
and that the payment OF any debts and the delivery OF any
property belonging the said debtors, them or tor their
and the transfer OF any property by them for any prr-
pose Whatever forbidden hy avv and void Dated
September Is. $40 l.. y. g. VAN DERLlP,
IS layv5rn Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
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W. W Lyon. DENNY sheEa ~. -0-,l.e % i la.ysyv
DY ORDER

pY ORDER OF Robert w Livingston. ESQ Supreme
ID Court Commissioner, notice Is hereby given that an a.
tahenf has been issued against he estate OF Alexander
YonuE. nonresident debior. due proof made % the
said supreme Court Commissioner pursuant 20 The drec-
tons OF TIE stcie concerning Attachments against ao-
scoadnE. concealed and nonresident debtors, sni ina;
the VIII be sold for lie payment OF lis debts unless
the said Alexander Young appear and discharge such 81
iach1eGi according law within nine months from the
first publication of his notice and thar the payment OF any
debts him residents Of this and The delivery
10 him or Tor ais use OF any properly within this State be-
longing 10 sad debtor ami the transfer by him OF my such
properly forbidden by aw end are void Dated Au'
gust I2rh 1916 c. KELLOGG. Atty. for
al lavyarn A.:achng Credor EIzabe.htowa. y. Y.
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DN ORDER of Morn. Fosdick ESQ. Supreme Court
- Commits : hereby given, asI attach
has issued against the estate OF Thomas Johnson n
nonresident debtor md thai she viii DE sold for the
payment MS deos unless he appear and discharge such
attachment according 10 avv. within uire months from the
rs publication his notice nnd that de payment Of any
debt, due 20 him hv residents OF ,ls State ard The delivery
him. or Tor his use any property within ;his State be-
longing ht and tie transfer OF any such properly by
linn are forbidden oy law and are void Dated April l5th
ls46 WELLS BROONS At,y. for Attaching Creditor,
all ra,.er1 Spriuryiie. Ere County.
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TAKE NOTICR-Tbat h.. ..1naTr,s-.bi1- h..

TAKE SOTICE-Thst the oopariaer.hip heretofore
snc Tor he zinc years. existing between CHARLES
OSBORN, ESQ laie VI B=ip0rE Long Island snf Inc sub
scfiber, under TIE hru Of OSBORN LITTLE ms 5esn
dissolved oy he death Of M OSBORN ard That the al
fairs OF NE ale hr vii b- settled and The business cor
Quoted OF he heretofore by the subscriber
on his o9Sn accocnf, Al ne Old sand, . Ful,on--t
N-w-for1, Nov t. lS+a. CHARLES ). LITTLE
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loyERTIsED ~ m. IEIst"E 81 sFEcL'L
sis ind * " faraier ENACTED,
- Ill sdzrtiseinss made under ord-rg OF Ire Post
II newspaper or reIspEpers- OF iei.Ts
fox any Post Office shall De inserted II ae paper
ar oarr Of he ioo Place Ebere TIE cce advertising
my be ain s:e5. h,EaE tx L9TFert eI-r=4lz.t17-
W. Pc CT.ee Le.r. 2aase9 lilz-et 5. ~
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Law Courts.


Court OF COMMON PLsAs--D G { lions .--.iS.ericaa
Exchange Bd1ls VS. CSy Basi,-on check for nearly
Sl6o0 drawn hy Drew Robinson & Co on the American
which proved TO be forged II drawn the order OF
Ward, but the man receiving il was Williams and he
endorsed IL Ward The latter managed 10 get the check
certified and the City Bank gave the money for IL col
ectng from the American Exchange Bank due course
next morning The American Exchange Bank in behalf
of D. r. 4 Co. sue 10 recover back or the ground OF
forgery and verdict rendered in their favor sub
ect to the opinion Of the Court 1t appears tina. the
check charged to n h, & Co and the charge never
that the check had never been rendered
back to the City Rank The Court gave Judgment chang
ins the verdict in favor Of defendant
.Iohz NeseRs VS. Htl!ias L1RsenasAcs 10 recover
on an alleged sale and shipment OF hops where verdict
was given for plarta. New trial allowed
There were also some decisions on demurrer Sc
SUPERIOR CouRr--DEciS'uNS-Rssry s Cssate VS..
Josiah Bsacssxl asa Us e. RSsler,-Motoa aside
report of referces denied
There were also or three decisions demurrer
and appeal from chambers.
EATAL ArFRAY.--At Gotees Bend Texas on
the 5h of October Holland Coffee xnd Charles Galloway
bad sstreet tight and both being armed seems TO be
the custom in tha, country of there desih
Coffee shot NJ Galloway. Intellectually. and Galloway
ssshhed Coffee 50 that he died in 8 few u,inatss,
s Two l;ttie children OF James Dwyre were
burned to death by their clothes taking h s, Aurora
Iii sois on the 18th alt
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Abbot, Asshrl
Adams, John 4 i
Aver, Francis
Aldr!ch, Lewis
Allen, VIM Jr L
Atruckey Mr 4
Allen. james P
Aldrich, James VI
Allen, Waiter )
Alden, P VI
Austin, Archibald
Aycrigg, 3 B L
Arter james 4
Arbogas;, Ph
Atar, Charles l.
Avery, Austin
Bragg. G. III I.
Bladder, Charles
Bacon i hyde, z.
Bad ger, Daniel D
Babcock. Joha Ii
Srainard. Lurher
BlAke, Warren
Baldwin, Clifford
Baker. VIM
Rslock. Mr.
Baldwin. Willis
BramsOn, Lewis
Barb i Shaw
Barrett. David
Barker, Jas W (.
Barrows, Wm 5
Barkelow. Tunis 5
Barber, Thos 4
Barnes, Henry ! I
Barker. Lew
Barker, Basil !
Barrow. Alexander
Barker, james
Barnes, . ; 4
BSrIoleiie Lem ID
SasaforG, Jas K,
Srann. John : 4
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Srsn1aeld, y 4
Sascori. jonathan
SA.che!5rr John P
Beatty, Geo
BrrNt;n, Patrick h
Bee. Albert "
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Beckinss, Z 4 Co /
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Beck. David (
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BeIjamin, Birisau {
Bell. Elliott I.-ai
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Seiden, Horace 4
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Biobtns, VINO G
Stgley, Israel {
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Blanchard Isaac G
Bier, SegE-c6 c
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Bishop. Joseph X
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Brooks, WmS ID
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Goal.

CUMBERLAND C0AIs-The Eehar, cosl-Wtll dis-
Scharge 10 few days cargo OF the above coal fresh
from he company mines good order. AL humps 81
foo OF Thirteenthsr n R For sale low for cash apply
10 r. STOKES plCNERSoN, No IS Thirteon;ts
sS,f near S,haysn@ and lG Ansoay>sI near BroSdwsy
SyOAIr-Qf all kinds for sale atY. 3. PALMERS Co.'S
0tOfice No. SprIcesl Tribune Buildings IA Quantities
10 sui, purchasers warranted good article Orders
n,on,nilv n,fendaa to. osS SE,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.

PORT OF NEW-TORk-
CLEARED.
ships Manchester Tyler, Cork, &c Hurlsut 2. Co
Nicholas bdGle Knight liverpool. Taylor & Merrill
Bark Abby Baker Pratt Brsndywine. Hesrnitn i
Walsh
Brsgs Rufus soue Dillingham;. seuvitas. Brett 4Vo5e
Calendar. Russell, Turks Island. W :" Pratt Marcia
Burr. Dearborn, Richmond, Allen & Pazsn; lie aoy'
Redeu. Chester; Aqua Cocks Madeira McETens;
Frssncis Beck Aury. Mobile, Brets & Vose
schrs Franklin swift HailoTeli Statesman Cani4-s
Alexandria
sIoop Sarah Lincoln Trenton
ARRIVED.
Brig virginia. Hood "a aours FIN Newport r. in bal
schr Maine, Bartlett 81 DIS i'm Lubec, Me- plaster to
'' schr wsnhnco crowel DIS I'm Boston m 70 mss
SAILED
On Saturday steamer southerner FOR Charleston
MEMORANDA
The outward bound vessels in the lower Bay are sun
detained by Easterly winds and thick weather