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TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

TNHE Undersigned returns his respectful thanks
- To hs friends and the public, for the great extent Of patron
arc he has received in past years, and bcgs leave 10 inform item
that his present arrangements fot manufacturing Clocks arr most
ample, and that thosc who deal with him will find him N ready as
ever To senon the cheapest nirest, and most honorable terms, and
10 devote the most rigid attention To their interests
Having been extensively engaged in manufacturing Clocks fot
more than twenty years past. he believes he has had sufficient op-
pouunues for becoming acquainted with the wants OF Clock deal
ere and he would hereby respectfully inform all who make their
purchases Of him, that they shall be furnished with Clocks which
cannot be surPased In pon, OF workmanship or finish.
TITS n well known fact that several manufacturers and dealers
are constantly selling n worthless and eounetfe taruele, labelcdas
the genuine Jerome Cloek,' which fact Is an unwilling aekno~
edgtnent tron them Of their superiority. lie urusS that purehas
uIs will appreciate the advantage OF buying direct from tie factory
In which csse they will not be the subjects Of this imposition. Al
orders, ifacoonpanied with the cash, will be promptly and faithful
yaueaded TO. Strangers who send their orders by mail, may rely
upon receiving The atenton a y on personal application. Cloehs in
tended for Foreign Countries will be carefully selected and PACKED,
with reference to the various markets. An Clocks purchases at
thus establishment are warranted 10 perform well, and the sane
Will he delivered on board boats or vessels free OF uanspoitAuoa
Tharrc. With assurances that every possible attention shall be
'Nid tn the interests Of his friends and patrons, he respectfully -
scits the patronage fan
Warehouse in Philadelphia, at 20 North Third Street
Warehouse in Baltimore, at nc South Charles Street
FaCToRY In New Haven, on 81. Johns Street between isnl
ton and Market &C 29-ly CHAUNCEE JEROME
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M ALsEsPEYRE,s sLIsTER PAPEn 6i

w. maintaining the discharge In BlsteuL This prepared pa.
per has been in use for twenty years and upwards amonEt the
most eminent phvrieians and surgeons Of the Partisan Hospital and
u Acknowledged to be one Of the best compositions ever used for
dressing bhsiens maintaining an abundant uniform discharge with
out any pain, aud preventing tho decomposition Of the matter 80
ercted during the intervals OF dressing. thereby contributing great
S to cleanliness and comfort Physicians ar respectfully request
edto call and examine the article. for sale by
au IL GAYNOR a WOOD.
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wOKTHAM, McGRUDER d 90.

WORTHAN, McGRUDER d co.
OFFER FOR SALE
HHDs. St Croir, P. REQ and N. .. SUGAR
~ 20 paetases w < w.iosf crushed, and pulyerrsed do.
p bits y . Canhed Sugar
40 bids Mo.aps., part prime
20 tba do
I29 b.s. Old Goveramsn, Java Coffee
l5 Do Rio DO
I5 do LaEuaya DO
10 bale Mocha do
GUnpO~dar and Black Teas, Of bsa quality
$50 sees Nails assorted Dor and wafebou.,
zoo sdss Sole Leather good AID damaged
go " Russst do
500 ns Shoe Thread
30 borss sperm Candies
10 Do Jutd's pat -. Candies
30 Go Candies liuls L wOoimf.
10 DO starch
10 ssKs Sat rsire
2 cafOons ird 20
10 ia't'ts bef Duruisl Olive Oh
90 tcs Coal PIT Oh
Winter Fpsmn OF
1000 ssEs Dupont's sporting and bic sung Powder
50 boIrs $40 and IOri2 Chls
500 bsrf Hint
Bar Lead
20 hhfs Md6hnE Bacon
20 DO Hbouidef Do
500 best family Hans
100 torres TN Plate
Block Fin and sp-Hst
200 rms Wrapping Papsf
$50 Grind storrs
70 bbh Tar
20 bbis pufs CIDER VinsFar
o. ~ eask, let Woodbouss Wines
Genuine Od rou 90
Cotton Yarn AZ astoy pncss
Cotton Lines, London Mustard
Ginger PfpfsL AnSptce. sacEs Salt. -
. tons An bnserei Htssl
English bite. Fhsaf ani raH Fssi
2 tons spurg sssi
: . ccSSoy tsos
10 " TfedsrarandE ngishS
Sheet and Bosf Plat Iron
Band snd Hop DO
Ares P0urh Plates A.. 80
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For Coach Maker
.HoIIins' supernne a FnmiIy FIomI


~ OIlCt.-Hayiug boy attachment. served
~ uf"n Ficltsu Duvai sud FsndfI Gnnn. prohibited them
ifotn payng che following rrs0tats Notes. drawn b. BusaI Bro
ibenh 70 and fpdorsed ~ stphsa nuvhi sni payahc W. Bena
min C~hufchhfl if be Interest," Dol ur afr tpnrem af Buvsl Church.
hh A 90 hf o. IT, cart.Dn o. public Gom fsoeivirg of in sn,
manner trafnr iof utd notes -iu noia. da'ef Ch June. 1876
dawn ~ Duvai Hrofios A Co ani endowed ty stephen Duya
81 me- 90 elDcs o. too ousf u1es ofams tats. O. await r.
ssms T1itss aui sriofeai BY ssyten UlvaLa md iof about $1,000
snrh. on rayatt 10 . moa snf us Olef tfm nuIs from Gb June
zee VIZ ANDERSON. Jr.
49, % NaHN-M u.H--H d.
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~GALLAEmER a OLnNER.

N y WI N10 FTfTTT-
HIVE IN store, and for sale on reasonable
tsrns, q fsaefsI ss-pumsni 81 au tsds Fofeira ara nouBrs
80 Wiua and taquofs ~ Wlohsacan ralI Ttsy have 90 eli
nm.soa haHt .. a S, 10, IS and 20 rau dsmlohns aad mnets and
~ pei up in good order any qlauuy nst NAV b. wanted
Keepers Of publc houses in ms eouuuy ad ueraous sannrr a
rsoiauics ~ thsf own %, vouddo vcl 20 rive thsm a can -
fse pufch.saa. 81 they may res asucd uatany Z iqsof tbsy nav
- uH trosr 10 H. q afHulne aHce. ~
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G{0UERIRS.

NMTE iasas ~ auenfion of ths Planters 70 our fost u PANT
b. Grarenes. teinE determines 10 ~n 10 puuctuf curom
81 Nv a. ruaaf quaffy articles ear b. purchased n this ehv.
To 49, ahn patruri-~ o. ~ tender of -rvcss iof ue sah Of
ppaass ~ on tinas ffce q saY sosraision fOT -ruing
D. - ChEffKR a CREITEn
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W. Loaf and Crushed sugar, Taaners OF,
HF BOXES W. a. w. LOAF SUGAR
~ 20 bbls CRUSHED a e. Az
30 bbls TaHucfs OF
10 tes Coal Pa Oi-apding and Coz ais BY
- DAVENPORT, ALLEN = 90.
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FALL SUPPLY
Drugs, Medicines, Pants, OILS, Dye Stugs.
1nn BOXES Window Glass, assorted
wv 1000 ~ Knight Green Coppsns
10000 Cfani assorted qualities
10 Dozen BarEnz
1000 Lbs. Epson Sails
100 " Span. tniIsl
no " Eu. u L1gw0Jd
eco snls. Ateohoi
5000 lbs. birthstone
800 " Castle F1ap
iIs Dor Baek Oh Vamish
COO La. Pot End Pean Ashes
i2s Dor Comba, au descriptions
90 " Hair Brushes
100 " Tooth Brushes
. Hsreis Glue
100 Calls fresh R0e Water
goo Kegs White Lad
500 Calls HPa Tarpeuuns
100 Barrels DE sum Pan Of which have In Riors and
aMiec'iWnE ~ ue houhofn packsts ainos evey arivai, togeul
"NI"le ts1al vauttg aiways on hapd, Aad8sr, Clipped Lorwood,
n"nf r-Hpene, duinine, Hup. Cafb. aofs. Caster OF, Paint
btu.hes Jhenioalso 81 the choicest and pufest manuaetare, Of ~
knas mi nostgeesni discoveries g. Twinss, assorsd Fancy aricies
y ahhndE lnk' different azss, Pockst Bots 81 ali prices Fancy
so.p- upon M usual low tems % which iuyas ms auestiod q
,o~n ana county tfade. ~4 sANrB Y. DOVE.
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1915.
FALL FASIIION OF HAT.
fROWN-7i inches hirh-716 Ysoman-l Bell a
~ hunt sni reaf-t curvr.
Tip-i oval, ! curve, 10 CONVEX.
Btm-9 inches vile front and roar. and I ~ 10 Al I'D
edge cur, slightly ROLLED AZ sides.
eet-3Ie d7pcd, I 9 inches curved.
handins-iale wide, ntin aod saun suipsd
Biuding-l inch wide, Zoe ribbed attn edred.
No. ~ Main street.
,. y HoovEH respectfully announcss n The g.pu.,,.,
mond aHd Vicinity Dat haVite made aranesmsp,. vi,b
eeebe = Cosaf Of Broadway. N, ". be- vin lnrosuee ,
has simnlisssousey win thstn, 10 thiseh on ihe 9O,h last
Rlshmopd, August l1h, Iste.
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]. a. EUSTACE 4 son

- ESPECTFULL1 solicit the merchants Of
~ virriais t1dirF 10 or pas.nz through Rehmon3, % .taHine
thsir ao,k q nruss Medicines. Pa ITS and Dye stun. They are
prepared % offer zach inducements they think az sill make nuer
ihtsfes'to ernGns their dsaIugs m heir way % ts place.
Ginseng, B,eswaS ard Fais-C3, uien In e1chauze ~ Fo11s Al,
thr highest uafkrt pTIce. So
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YALUABLE DISCOVERY
PHILIP NJ. TABB & son,

One-, on Main street, opposite Exchange Rank.
A TTEND To THE COLLECTION OP CLAIMS OF every
N description; Renting oLl receiving the rents, and selling real
property IN town or The adjacent country; Hmm out Negroes col
tetns 'h"F hires, and dsPosng OF them ~ public OF private sale,
Ie Eu3I
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uDER V~INE0AR-3obb. fr saleby
~ PW DAVENPORT, ALLEN = co.
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AT BROOKS EEL Ell. 9HWUbnsSoN.s.

WE arc now receiving, per schr Courier from
w New york. . part OF our PAIL STOCK, eon,isi.r Of new
sye printed ca'ame'es graduated aud ~. imIAai c.shnss Robe.
mouseisine de Iainer, printed Caicoc., beaehsd shlrune. and
sh,eiines (fom the most celebrated aetores), plain and hney sat
unsns Tor factory hands, cheap Bahkets for servants. ami many
buyers at wholesale or retail
BY the 10Th Of September at hrthes,. We shall be In reeeipt Of
our entire fALt ASSORTMENT, and We fn warranted In ssyiug that
u VII be the most extensive and attractive We have ever offered
We earnestly soiieit a call from our friends and the public, at our
new aor, No. it5 Eagle Square.
au rs BROOKs RRII. a utfnsnS
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES',
TO T0BACCONISTS.
LOTHING FOR FACTORY HANDS.

WE have just opened our assortment of Goods,
selected with great care expressly for factory hands and ne
gIoes wear generally, consisting Of fancy cord plaid, striped and
piazza satnets OF all qualities Jeans, Keneys, Plains, Tweeds, &c.
ana "a STOCK Of Blankets will be found equal, and perhaps a little
cheaper, than any ever before offered IN this market We woph
Respectfully invite those in want Of the above arueIes to give US
a call. wADsNoRru TIrpN NJ ~
August 90, 1876.
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LrvEapooL CLAssIvIcATIoH.

FLouR-The market 10 without change. Prices remain
REAL Estate AT AUcrior-Thres story brick house,
with marble portco and basement - Laay cite Place
rear, by l5o feet deep with privilege in common to
court 30 feet wide rear, SIS 000 lots SD It,,
with frame building thereon 50 feet front osi rear
feet deep oneide l22 the other $780, two story
brick house and lot 2s3 Bowery, 23 by II feet Ssaoe;
four lots 9th avenue and ll5h street, % inches
corner 4th street, by IS feet 400 EACH $1,000;
lot on Christopher 4h street. rear ~ by rs feet
BY "a feet one sds and 81 II inches the other sioo
tour story house and lot asa William street. 'front.' IL
rear 80 feet side and s2 feet the other $40 $780,
frame house and lot IS Forsyh street. as by 100 feet
$s0O three story brick house and lot sl4 Greenwich
street 81 by % feet three story brick house and
lot sl6 Greenwich street. 81 by % feet S64oo three
story brick house and lot Washington street,
1905 three story frame house and lot
sovv. sns % y 81
294 BY feet 5000; three story brick house and lot
$50 W. 18th street IS by los feet $3.50; a:tory brick
So0 lot on 9th avenue, corner s5ih street. Is feet
inches by 100 feet $246; three lots 9th avenue ad
os % S
aoi 'front.' lal by oe feet siiai; lot on 9th ave
$as; lot 9Th avenue adjoining corner seth street.
Is feet inches by 100 feet $al0 lots o5th st.
lots on ssth st near 9Th av % BY 100 ms each si7s
$2s5 four lots 55th st 9Th av, rs by 100 ms
each yla6 $685. four lots on o6h 8 near 9th % by
100 ms each $il5 $500; four lots 65h st. 9th
near s6 av Is by 100 ms $iao; two lots on 55th st.
near 9th av IS BY 100 Il ns each $i7a $s45 two lots
3sth st. 9Th av, % #, $3.50 EACH 81 60 lot
on 18th s near 9th IS by 81 IT, 81 600 three story
brick front house and lot l9 Cherry st. IS ins 'front.'
M rear lO6 l0ins sde and ll0l the other 4050
three story brick house and lot with brick house in
IS Clif st. 26 inch 'front.' ~ rs II one side and
IS the other So 00 two story brick house and lot 81
Frankfort It, 24A 'front.' 23l lot # side and i0s
# ms the other $780, two story frame house and lot
house and parcel of ground 2ss feet trent Kngbrdge
road AT Harlem river 1910 one side and 1889
# the other, 1850.
Brooklyn Property-Lot on Gold 81, corner Of Ply
Pouh st. Is by 90 IT. 5000 lot adjoining same size $500;
IT, $780, five lots adjoining same size $4,000 lot on Front
st. between Gold and Bridge, size 1895; do do do
do $685. lot Front st. Of Bridge, IS by rs II,
lot Joining size $780, lot Water Bridge
st. 25 by 100 H. $685. lot Plymouth IT. near jackson st.
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whose behalf il ID entered into then, in that case
aso as well as IN the already alluded 10, there
Is no use Tor treaty. For, after making treaty
OF amity with their government, II 5O,O0 citizens,
or less number can enter into neighbours terri
tory, IN the teeth of a treaty made with them by
their representatives, the citizens can make war
without the government-the last Is nullity, and
the treaty useless. Society Is thus dissolved into
its original elements and barbarly, not civilization,
must eventually triumph The rights assumed by
the United States, thea, OF taking territory OF their
ciuzens and abrogatlng treaties al will, is incom
patble with the security OF nations, and OF Mexico
in particular. Mexico takes her stand on that
ground and will have nothing 10 do with MIR. Sill
dell. Il makes protecting guaranty lmperativey
requisite; and II Is proper the readers OF the Herald
IL being the source OF general Information should
be fully aware OF what may reasonably be expected
as The issue OF existing circumstances. Mexico
viii expect no security IN treaty, unless the over
lures Tor entering into II come to her through friend
ly powers, with the understanding that those pow
ers SHAH guaranty the boundary to be established
by 1t.
Again, the thought of Mexico is, that if new
treaty OF boundary be entered upon with the United
States, her national sovereignty over Texas must
In somosway be previously admitted. II IT Is not,
there Is still no use for treaty, or the powers guar
anteelng the boundary, may be called upon against
their WIN TO take up the cause OF quarrel, should
boundary be again ieaped II is thought, therefore,
that the United States should retrace Its steps in
spect TO Texas antecedent to'a new boundary being
agreed upon, and by so doing tranqulllze the public
thought OF Mexco-the public thought of the whole
OF the States OF the world Commotlon is an unna-
t,iral element for the blessings OF freedom to
flourish in. II is believed the United States might,
by the lamp OF It's wisdom, IN its glory and pnwer,
robe the communities OF the earth with an example
FAR more respondent than the one of trampling on
the feelings, and unustly crushing the sensitive
tlona emotion OF others itself reveIling the while
IN the mschlefs It announces by il shall occupy the
future. Would to Heaven the national mind OF the
American Union would hush the elements OF anger
II Is bowling abroad would it would succumb in
the sweetness OF humility, TO the necessity of vene.
rating the sympahes OF others, and permit itself to
swim, not on the bolsterous ocean of infellcty-
guns, and drums, and wounds-but calmly, in the
home of the winged eagle, as floating with graceful
ease in the blue haven OF delight the upper air. it
reves In the very righteousness of luxurious con-
tent. GENERAL PAcIFIcAToR
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The bIes and lntrlgues of the white and red roses
are being iouzht esersagsin,. the termination OF
which, Will be IN che destruction of either one or
both OF those al the head OF the opposing cques IL
arbitration be possible would advise that the Pope
be made the umpire, and he from the fact OF being
a dlsinteresied party, both spiritually and temporarily
would give tar and honest decision IN the case.
It's remarkable .iact that ever slRce portion
of the Christian world withdrew their confidence in
the umplrage of the head OF the church, TO whom
previously all the monarchs and princes OF Europe
referred their difficulties Tor final settlement, by
common consent wars have been generally the re-
suit among the seceders from his spiritual CONTROL
arising chiefly, have said above, from the want
of perfectly Independent power above them all, as
umpire In their quarrels. II are 10 have the
question settled bv arbitration, let us by all means
appoint Gregory WI. umpire and he may IN
the course OF his investigation, hunt up some evil
dence n our favor, now lying hid on the shelves OF
OF the Vatican library, deposited doubt there by
the early Spanish missionaries aud of which we
have no knowledge whatever. At all events,
think he would be the farest and most honest Judge
between two countries not being within the pale OF
his church.
The Attorney General. John Y Mason gave
most magnificent ball last night at his residence.
The rooms were handsomely decorated with flags
and chandeliers. The company was select ana
fashionable, consisting principally OF most OF the
foreign Ministers, among whom noticed Messrs.
Pakenham and Bodlsco Commodores Warrington
and Bolton and great many Senator'S, citizens, and
others. There also q goodly number OF very
pretty women there, as a matter of course The
tables Were covered IN the greatest profuslon with
every delicacy that the season could afford. The
company, after enjoying themselves most comfort
ably and agreeablY, separated at 81 o'clock this
morning Judge Mason Is one OF the old-fashioned
school of Virginia repubicans-hosp itable without
ostentation stree, without being vulgar; and polished
IN all the requisites of refined life without the least
talnt OF pride IN his whole composition He is the
right sort Of man for frohc of that sort As all
who go to his fStes can testify. Success 10 Old vlr-
glnla. ARIEL,
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::i & SSrs:s sss'
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s. NIL: east s lS Koy .ps RSa.
VINO tool soEsS ING port :.S
Ne: Or r. s:'F s.s
Oar Eax Kent. Colleen ss:nss;s isr
with Spas wa. ne vssysd Sound yesterday. great
d;,ns. i.eT p, the comm. B.rv c.rd.-
"a. a' u. @ & s.a S'S s;s
fs FOR b.%Ss F. s
York sehi. Amelia sbes Tor Nor
;s
i.. si sss asa' Sss s' s.
for DO Also arr sehr Kenz Harding York Boston
ss1 and g. Nsr Y., f. Bi;
II ss{HG aa s SD
Jackson on cruise In port. lrigs Commerce America
iss ss sA TaaS asa !. yesterday
The al wsI she Dcs n.
It.. Ris:s's y'es 1a .sh %si
wsahsT ss E and Plsss .4 ,,.. rr.du. for Booa
sS ssd :ehI Augustus. kSoia Bsa
for ;s sy @ sasSs
:ssg'
wa 9:, ss;
Smith, Aranlas Cid, ships Chae Laborde, Havrs
Washington Alston, Howes Boston; Fsnegi Hall, Sears
s0anf S9.'s91 %
do Floyd Jewe Havana brgs Margaretta Everett Csre
nas Levsnt, Webster Radius Plummer, Dsmarara Eu
phemia Cowans st Johns NF schr Pascagous Burns Mo-
bile Sch; Harriet Smith ,silsd from Arsn1r in company
PHiLApELrHA, Feb i2-Arr ship Allegheny Shanhland N
,.chr Amghibou;. Smith NYork CID ship Monongsheia.
sy. sSss hsSs; Roy; hdSs; {o:
prs.. smith and Alabama. Nicholson, New York; Eclipse.
PosrlaaD Feb -cld bark Mary Morris. tnsw, Jones.
PRovIpEScE Fsb loAr schns Leander johnson N York;
Myrtle, Prentis New York via Bridgeport CD bark Baltc
Allen, Mobile. Sid brig Macon. Hayden. New York; sehr
Reaper Lorng, Norfolk; propeller Washington BrownNew
SAVANNAH, Feb Gin port Br ships Vrgina, Brown, Lii
verpoo Princess Charlotte Nichols DO; Parmela Attridgs
do; Elizabeth Duckett dol Joseph Cunsrd, Williams, do;
Coronation Hume DO; Psrthshe Drake 40; Philopentos
Davis DO Porter Reid dol atrusic Davidson Jamaca
ships Merchant Jordan Boston; Lancashire Lyon waiting;
St Marks Cave dol Br SHIPS Devonpor, Kirk waiting; Aca-
da, Mckenzie Do; Erin Convey Do; .hps s.srng ssun-
Br bafquss Grampa Graham. Liverpool; Dunbrody Bald
John Mum Watt. waiting; M Peters, Lemon, Do,
Alexander do Hampton Gshsm dischsrsing; Sarah
Roohk Burroughs West ladies; bnEs Lucy Ann, snow,
Philadelphia; Clinton, Andrews, New York; Usage Hall.
Boston; Carpeuter dos Stssng Thompson, do Co
lnmbla. Barbas Zsnobis browI H.lti-
Milton, Philadelphia; Cabot Denns w,i1inE Alcops Pc
do. Jan nj !, arr brig Augusta, Sherwood, N York
Moreau, Arnold do Bolow. schr Union from Philadel-
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is said she will leave this morning.
MAILS CHINA "A letter bag for vessel about leave
for Canton will be made up and remain this Office
till Saturday. the th instant Letters papers tor
the Squadron received at this Office postage paid will be
forwarded. #a e
thus city, Il. following faS: ,evs m
s has .
fore yard sood the bov,prit injured; The
s; T hs' III. en- ssss
The ehronometer. eptsns ds.k silver watch chest. and
:.' s;:';;
s
Or 70 the Office nurnr may think It.
LAurcHrp-From the yard Of the Maretts (Ohiol Ship
q ' has Ssa s
s sss Ss she s
:sS
Fay Boston,
til. .
.Ss0 Sds s The s Ss p Rs
cpa part Of her cargo consulted believe been saved
he Bay
ult and bigedcargo partly damaged-vesl probably total
Bs,o LAncu Gray from Porsmos,h N. H., out II DAYS.
bound to Savannah put into Charleston IN dlsuss-tSee
scHR Bosror Packet from Frankfort recently reported
missing, arrived Boston on the 10Th instant.
H.
Saturday morning last
notice 20 Mariners.
The Light Bout undergoing repairs Wilninston will
ssos At ssy M.Ieh n'' ''' tho
Whalemsn.
;stss from C.p.n Gsodwl late Of bark Tu;s seal Of
ing particular, Of the loss Of that vessel Tbs was lying
she parted both ehsns and driven ashore heavy surf
when =. silseds csP rr,e. Amer sss''os
cree. ssa s sa
Her tosL and sent down % he Bay By MI Amy mssS with
water for The ere. there being none il the Bay A.
ali. vsss. Dutch brig Ters esme in and sge.d with
him take the and to Rio Janeiro for 81 M We
oil, and eHscrs ssved from the Sreek0 '"-''
Aettsr from Capt Adams, ship s,irs . New Bedford
Hammond, NIB, sight clean The ststiia Lad very
y SsS h. first Sny boat and had
gale oct a3h) Lost beats sprung rudder carried away 6y
ing S boom BOOM and would pu, Rio Janers for rep,
from Rio Jsn'ro 10Th Dec brig soloa. ssiapo.e,s
4 cruise.
Foreign Porss.
CARpErAs Jan zsn port barks Chesapeake Of Bamore,
for DO ids; Ranger Les1 for Portland ds brig Fhs9esI
:.S Hanson ~ Bosica d.s 5:..; g. $s
GGisss 70. s 90 &C. S S si.si
Chapel Nash from sS Mn r os,on eh
Elizabeth, Shaw, for Bangor
Home Ports.
BosIer Feb liar ssh' ssr.H Rp'ssy, Horton, T., H;Irs
s:.s sos og:: lat night Csps
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By Last NIGHTS Southern Mail.

BALrrMoRE, Feb PAR brig Edward Alems. Thompson.
Csrenas; Amena Crowel Boton schrs Baltimore Latou
retie, New York; Sarah MeeI Srorg, do Steamer He
raid Russell FIN Norfolk coming out Of Hampton Roads
full ggs:d brig; IF the R.ppsh:srnGck snoher "a Black
brg-a bound up Cid, brgs Ssldana Stubbs Rio janet.
and a market; Eleanor Brown, Savannah.
PHILADELPA, Feb 2Arr bark James Bailey, Bishop, Ma
tanzas brig Evans, Rio Jeiro sehn Lark
Esf H0Ss1 ssm rr
known CID briggs Madrid, Little, Guyana. Pr Yueatan
Baker, Pernambuco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-13
Foreign lmportations .


PoRr PRNcE-Brig Hayti-33o bags coffee 70 do
y logs mahogany 5000 pounds ogwood 1853 lbs 'k1 copper
land-6i do NJ Smlth36 do $ w Lswis2s do Howes God
frey co-los Trowbrldg. coA do w Smith, 90 do Per
Aatthe do Grihin-e cks mdse-S Hogarth-83
800 do II H Schefnin. -
SrsAlSchr ELLEN Perkin33 bales hemp do deer skins
32 ogwood 10 kegs do 40 hides 200 quntas
logwood box sweatmean Patruol2 bales deer skins
Bouehaud & Thebsud