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EKard;oGre DaG tSt0res, Eyo,a, Steel asa
Walls.
TN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARE m.Sur,CTORy

Ne are now receisins from the east
IN addition to oar stock on hand, a
fall and well selected assorlment'of
STOVES. HARD WARE, &c.
We have the Hathaway and Yankee No
ton Improved patterns. Also the Four
Boiler aud Premium Cooking Stoves, as
serted sizes; fancy parlnr aud air light
stoves; plain anI igured common do. Al
So parl)r coal stoves, with CRATES; hollow
wlfs; p>ts; kellles; spiders; tea and bake
kettles, etc, etc.
Heavy and shelf hardware, such
as anviis, shovels, spldes, grain scoups,
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g. WiSMuLl-A splendid arnclc
~ and eap, with fre rantrc, &t..
Just recciv ~ HAs,NIGr. 40
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RI UNiETS-Straw Bunne,s, fcrsale
ED, ehep by .6] g. +. WALKER.
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Can MUS and y.irpcts.

q + grey rod red prices, mems FIR.
l a plushnd cHh caps, boys do; lie
balance % largerotk viii be sold viii
out resery a, thlow cuce price slcre If
Nov. q 1916 ErrolTcN.
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q iUEAi sumner SUITS - Dullues,
a Ntls checks, aud liners for ceals
aud pants, BA.sAErr'.. 40
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Jack hoppng
chiel
hand
forks plain
full wood
locks AMI
and nl locks cg
grind
Blind and
bells handles
pernI
backing and cubbg brushes btt
TASKS
and
oil end sheep
G6 SCISSORS tbe huns and tack, bd
SAULERY.
iea assorted homes leather, brass and plated buggy dash
bride lace
We cWJaue manufacture aud keep band all kds sheet iron and
Chicago adding
aetl; and we understood pnsot respectfully
oo etn all Others % rpg the worth off,
job Work to order JMANbEY Co i+l
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For anvalias.

N excellen,arlice oIpor. wine ard brandy
"A for sple by luly 20 = HNNSNEI
stUNPO WDER; good spsf;ios powd@' "
ID thirty three csnis at 49,
'D,tawn Iuly 10. 1880
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party schemes.
With these remarks ! trust yon sill
pardon me for thus Nicely replying 70
you. which | do with a'Igh opinion aad
approval Of the sentiments aud yieS en-
braced in yovr EDITORIAL
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CLOTH ESsING
Wilihed done nj The usual prices ~ su u dis.
caun, for ready pny. ). SD. GREEN
Dayton, May II. 1917. !. \ y &.
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ing, and every enc should be on the ser. 10 de-
,ect the scoundres --Johe' SigpGk
A dandy. who wanted the milk passed u him,
49,. l. Il H. Il. ~ coll, lv- nlsnse.
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~ Last Gail.
"es indebted to The subsc,
N'No' "ereby notified to m,
c'n'''y ,'h2lh Of this month
% ''' t"",'V''Sbe placed in theg
,,.>,,......,., election. z
va are ,eo6NClS BRADY
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ERENt HhtE VIII spoNES AND
Il DUTtlANFEB E0L1lNG ClGqRs.
Tile ab"' arucies re t,pi corsunlle
on band tNhe srlsctlters at IT eir nd -
esiahlistme IN ST. euls, Alc,; sras4e
offered al ! lowest r,,ts. Also Nif'
Irons, Sen" v Ire Machine Card, &c.
All warrant
| etsets 4 llessed It's. lcuiy. orie
G. d c I'D. Peru, l'Iirois vii n.rft
with aroulh. ti5-& t,~ItI-B.
April 2. A. 3m
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r-TNone can be genuine unless signed in uri-
ting nv w. -. IL ii. q. F,RRgLL, Sole ard
Oriairral Projectors. ITNanu'aotured only by
II. q Farrell. Wholesale Druggist, Peoria Ill.,,
and frr sale in Ottawa by q. l.. THoNrsoS.
jenkins q Merrill. Lockpoyi: d. s Smith,
Pern ] Eysrot. Hennfpini BG1sfnd az nhl,,,,,
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Thi, certiHps that have used FarrelIs' lin.
imynt on Ny horse, hich was badly CALLED, All
IN four days it Produced peticc, cure. cat
with confidence recommend II tn the public as a
safe and quick remedy for gals. o. W. MuNegR,
Ct Lilile Rock, Kendall county, minslcrof the
[Rrcll Riverconterence.
Peoria, Angus 2s, lS45.
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DENLY. Feb. Is. Isi7.

BEHLIN. Feb 10. 1870
Opening Of The Prass1n States General The Probable
Effect
A new era has dawnoi upon Prussia For the hrSt
time STAGE the existence Of tho monarchy, the States
General have been called together by the King They
meet in pril The excitement produced by this event
throughout NIL Germany IL excessive. II 10 true the
proceedings of the states General restricted TO
money affairs and taxesnot the taxes on imports for
that already belongs oxcisively TO tbs Zolvcrenbut
to hold the pursc strings il 10 hold mans thoughts
and purposes. and more 20 Of Kings Some suppose
hat the meeting Of this assembly will be the beginning
OF vast changes In German society and politcsthst il
may follow the Of the States General In France
which preceded their revolution In 100. But
forcscc the result Luther not far from Berlin, begun
the great religious revolution which changed the face Of
Europe and elevated the condition of the civilized world
Perhaps the opening OF the Prussan States General
he another step in the progress of human Improvement
Germany is all alive
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r ssS Ma ssg rUys MeTns ants r.

~ FLIES AND MosCHETOEs, &C., se.Now = the
seasou Fer the Application ~ the celebrated
tiions Tor the uaon OF all species OF vermn in
IL sting houses, barns, car.lens, &C., sc. .
They have been gcrr for the last hye yeas and INC
best evidence Of h. efficacy the TACT that ey are so ex
tensvely No hotel boarding private house steam
boat other vessels should fail TO avail themselves Of seer
thin eacste for the extermnaton Of yernn which invsa
bly, be found about their during the summer
months The preparations are entirely free from any desa
mineral poison be used with safety The crIepteo
fly paper has slain m,uy, m1py millions Of nies 80.
For sale by DIR LEWIS FEUgHIM ANHth ~ Lipeiv
street, William; Of C. H. RING, corner broaawY
and John Spcet. ~ lm-c,
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DRADNER X co, lave removed ~ NO Nassa", 20
ID tween Wall sui Pine streets Opposite the 'us'"m ho"se
are imsr
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FOX SALE,
- GOOD PAIR OF BAY HORSES. perfectly
AZl-the rear Of st. johns Church. St johns Alley.
alU 2w
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THE LADIES' CONGRESS- BOOT.
"a r. LABOYTEAUX, 641 Broadway, desires to in-
form his and fashionable lady patrons that
H. he has made for the right manufacture
the elegant elastic walking Boot, 60 fashionable
in the highest circles in England and France The recent inn
proyemen in the classic stuff will enable him make his
boots and high Shoes with al the elegance peculiar his style
OF work, and yet without The trouble OF iaclngs.
This valuable invention all the confined
from the arch fhe foot while the affords
elastrc sprrg in walking which cannot be aed
without a trial. ali lmsc
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CAMPHINI.'

CAMPHINE.
COOKIES PATENT CAMPHINE, is considered the
~ best manufactured in the United States Dealers in the
article woud do well to give trial 1t is perfectly free
clearer light and lipte coode the lamps For sale
very low, aud IN quantities to suit purchasers, by
JAS. T. TAPSCOTT,
ale Successor Cooke & Adams g6 South
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NOTICE.
r. SHEPHERD
II AS opened GAG Broadway for the sale OF aces EN-
IA broideries and French Fancy Goods
4. 8. is selling off cheap at 427 Broadway.
He continues his business fore az 270 Broadway
40 1y~
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GREAT ATTRACTION.

GREAT ATTRACTION.
Archey at Home, No John Street.
A GRIEVE begs ac1uant his friends and patrons
VIE that his has returned from Europe Bremen,
after resIdeuce Of months at Anrosberg aud
1.c the other most celebrated districts of Germany He
has been enabled collect the best selection OF singing aud
fancy birds he has offered also unusual of
and fancy birds from all of the world selected with
trouble, without regard to cost
B-Fancy dogs, Shetland ponies Chinese. silver, and
English pheasants and variety of ba-door
fowls fancy and breeding bird seeds &c treatise
the management Of breeding and raising Cansries &c
p Shelters postpaid viii at all with prompt
attention from A. GUiEVE,
m22 .msrrc No. 5 John street NJ Y.
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FUN CAlLE,
IrA AFARM offfty-two delightfully."- situated
E about five miles from Elizabeh,own, n j. comprising
.E2tE handsome commodous Dwelling House fitted with
msrbie mante and for a respectable FAM
y the whole including gardeners house barns house and
other buildings substantial state of repair the orchard
tains twenty Of choice fruit trees
easy from New York. either by the various
from Jersey City, the ferry Elzabethport whence rail
road within hundred yards of the house. renders
this property valuable those doing business this
city The part of the purchase remain for
WISER SONS, l72 PeaH st.
Also for SALE dwelling house No. 3sl Washington
m Irns Ri
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NEW YORK. SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL H. 1s47

GQANO.I7The cargo Of tho brig Virginia. about three
" hundred from South Amerea and from an analysts
pronounced superior any other kind in the markrt The
Gano dry and will be sold close the concern and
country - ~
The cargo Trappell's stores Brooklyn near Fulton
Ferry, and samples may be the Office OF
SPOFFORD, TlLESTON & CO, iis Water street
rh - - $500 'N''
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"A TO LET IN WILLIAMSBURG two story
s brick front house, with folding doors; contains
rooms and basement, in good order pump in the yard
with SIX lots Of ground carriage house, cherry plum peach
,s1efy laid ont with aes and great variety of other
shrubDer about mile from Peck slip ferry Enquire Of
Charles NJ Church. 100 Chatham street, Of John Skman
Of North Second and Lormer the premises
m2i 2w<rc
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ONE PRICE HAT STORE.
"a SPRING FASHIONS FOR HATS AND CAPS
ABEOWN T. CO. will Introduce on Saturday, April Sd,
the style Of Caps for children and boys; Also the
which they have made such recent Improvements as will
public are invited call f78 Chatham Square, where
fashion, beauty, durability and combined to adom
The head m
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TO DENTISTS.
TINE subscriber has received cement without
cury) for filing teeth, invented and recently improved
bv one ofhe first Surgical Dentists in the world is be-
eyel be article Of the kind offered the pro-
's'''o" fo' ''' JOSEPH T. MURPHEY,
336 Broadway.
turn express "im"m
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TO LET,
<sEA A ROW Of neat two story Cottage Houses,
facs finished well calculated for respectable families
ated the north side of i0th street. between Broad
WY aad 9Th avenue The stages pass regularly from A. M
until o'clock the evening 40 minutes for Ga
and after the frat May every minutes. Rooms follows:
2b,semens pao, with sliding DOORS aud hard finished
walls I'd story and bedrooms Good dry cellars
Rent SsO. Apply on the premises:
apl-lm*c VIM. X. PENDLETON. Agent
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HOLMES KITCHEN RANGES
HE proprietor has been engaged in and sell
Ing Kitchen tanges for the past 10 years and feels war
aed to engage that for private families aud boarding houses
there is no range in use present that will better
purpose and II not will be removed free Of expense
the purchaser Numerous references be given any per-
son wishing to purchase Prices from S25 si5 Crates
OF the newest patterns for psrios bed and Offices
Ranges and Crates set and all descriptions Of fire works
Smoking Chmneys enred and warranted: if not cured no
charge is made. A. GILHOOLY & SON
Proprietors and manufacturers, 70 Nassau street
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CARRIAGES.
HE subscriber offers for sale excellent assortment of
good Carriages all styles warranted equal in quality
to any thing this market and w be sold az reasonable
prices JAMES BRE HSTER.
m lm&rc and o7C Canal erect
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Extract Of litter from Mdslipman on board the e. s.
Steamer Mississippi.
On Tuesday accompanied Captain Mayo shore IN
his gig; mud by his direction raised dag staff in front
Of the tent Of Gen Scott The old hero COM mented
by saying IT done in scamanikc manner, and
treated me with great politonces In the meantime
northor arose and neither Captain Mayo nor myself
could return to the ship shore remained much
TO my discomfort Tho first part Of the night threw
upon the boat cushions and afterwards crept in
between two army officers. who very kindly allowed me
part Of their blanket. The next morning returned
to the ship just in time TO join my division and 10
pair again shore TO relieve the party at the naval bat
tory. Lieutenant DcCamp, Midshipman shubrick and
myself tho officers under the command Of the gal
liant Captain Mayo We reached the battery Mt 5, pm,
aud relieved Captain huck Nothing was done by MS
that night although were kept the qai pire by
steady stream .of shot, incesnntly poured into us
One Of our had his leg brokon and while lying on
the sand very where was standing, was hat again
the same limb, and had Il again fractured SO you
may judge how they peppered ne. In the evening the
army engineers repaired our breastworks Inc enemy,
suppong slenccd did not annoy us after dark
nidshirman shubrick, McGaw, and myself threw our.
selves down in the open air until daylight when we
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LESSONS ON TIE PIANO FORTE.


0-~, The and elegant Steamer METANO-
CA Its: ksiEE6s MS"a,y We5.s.
the pier foot of Warren street, touching at Hammond street
pier.
The ard elegant Steamer ROGER WILLIAMS, Capt.
Degroot Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays hapst
A. NJ from the pier foot of Warren street. touching
Hammond street pier.
For passage freight apply board the Boats, Geo.
Dobson the office, 26 Warren street, Of West
o. All persons forbid trusting the above boats
he
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E1A TO LET.-The store of house % Dey street, 1t 30
E feet Deep and would be good location wholesale
gsocery store Ths dwelling part would be lst together
front psrors with paes. and well finished; the
80 feet deep and IL feet high, suitable for artist; the
deep p feet wide, and IS feet high with six windows in the
roof fitted for engayer business wanting good
light Also, the second floor of house 66 Beehman
ssng of three and panes tn two bed in attic
and kitchen with Croton und kitchen it, Rent
$275. Enquire Of A. GILHOGLY SON,
nal I'm .r Nassau street.
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,~.... ., .sxsssrsa Aoxss,.
~ E:sssi, NJ s' c;lIs s;a'iysss T
|:is 5s:E:i J! Al.::S, s:;::
sBsSS rA HsS %
qsxc soss is So Gg Ms
ss.sos s.a.sH E Ms New Y
b CITY HOrkL.
Bs,tsE.by, Baltimore Bahsr.t. do' WeedSury Hs;
swoop, Alabami; l. NJ 81 oop aud family, do.
CLINTON HOTEL. -
w Prime. Flushing; Coane,, Geo - Flag, Wor;
Ta1es" & Pun.
RI MMo rS9y sRss ,y adams: Trash Springfield
PRANKIIN HOUSE,.
..s F:sSiy k s
Heudrick, Toy; De Win, Jersey.
Faes S0f's 1! cVss9 Bals MesR.
SG;s %a d h d.a Hsis
5asy AID *. Hsd. M Msr. A
l. Mills, Massachusetts.
JUpsoN's HOTEL
az Lo-in Mad son; Brew ser. Norwich; anham, do
A reHs'er. Bos:ooi stooosrd, do
LovEJoY's HOTEL.
d. M NORA sip Heaiy Mr. Ms,es!s i Lake ' ssps,o!
Faushsw, 81 Lons; jenkins Broohivs; B q 1hay
fs @ Ssi 1s s:!.y sfs' sss Yi5
Plat bursh Fesett. Champ plain; Nj Merriam yt;J Ed
dy Ws..pot; Stevens PoT HeaJy = sP.idins Cl,non
L. Ss E.y v6' .t ES wsSs A MsGi
TIowbds., Boston; Cook, Watervi lie; A WoIdeli.
Bedford; W Tsn9s.t, Newport; g Alsu Norwch;
G hrste, Troy; w Merriam West Point; w Yeti
Va Weller, Poughkeepae; Rosenberg, Bait; Miller,
Ohio.
NORTHERN HOTEL.
~ Whis aud lad, PHI ,dolp hia SindSS Sanders,
HaYris, bostou; CaIn5on Crane, sentc PaJs; Rove
. VI Bent D.ver, n J; q Tn mes, Buffalo; Hehsly
GO, Loanty A Morrozz P.iads'pha; q Hood Iancs..
II HOLMES michigan; Ma Fisgg, Boston.
RATHBUNs hoTEL
Neuis Pittsburgh; w Gibbs, Boston; Geo Pomeroy,
Albany IA Manu. Rochester, Neae, Cansnds.ua; Cary.
Bugh anton; feter and w Hnt New York.
TAMMANY HALL
q Blakesee, Connecticut; Barker. Ledyard; Lowe
J Gordon. Boyle; h ii Nc Coun, Cold springs; Pit
kin, New York: Ste gatt, Dutch-ss County, Mont-
ley Owego; A De'mott, Forence; futile. stak Y;
Or Benedict Skcneaelns Bushnell Bushnelvle New
York; Z Cooper Providence.
TAYLoR's HOTEL.
Haggerty, Mocha icsvi'le; Il Brewn,-: w Miller,
Utica; NJ rndall. Csnapd isua; w Woodwork Masss
chuss It's; w Cushmsn, Greeao.
WESTERN HOTEL.
Y w Rosseter, O.wesc; A Strong, do; Bidd,e. do; RI
boro Liyngstoo, Albany; Hollo il New Brunswick;
aecticut; Pierce. Kings Ferry; w Greene, Malone; I
Bartlett Binghampten; II Haddord Boston; 4 Ballard,
Massachusetts; NJ Allison. Washington CO; q Wells,
Hartford; J Van Buren, Troy.
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NJ AlKET ROBERT. 81 Liberty stree, have lately
l ccyed aud offer for sale several Of Jcwe, ON
the celebrated manufacturers Geneya comprising
general assortment, anougst which Bracelets viii
Watches and other rich arc,es Cosstsntiy hand rich
Cylnders from the first manufacturers. Also 9ompies
and general assortment of the common kind OF Watches
from of Loce Chauz de Fonds and 81 Inner
sg 30t.m ...no.
DAPEK HANGlNGS = GREAT BARGAlNS.-R
Pearl street. Faoklia Square) would inform Couutrv Mer
oh Jobbes aud those the trade that he selling of hi
ripg with view Of declining hi. bu ne. for sn,thsI
cash, shall ha the goods strictly Manufacturers
prces To those buylog larger amounts lioer, discount
pce, named strict with the above
mount they intended before calling;
M t. PRINCE. 3t3 Pearls
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H.rnld M.r,ne corr.wondsnee.

EpeARTowr, Nov 3-Auyed-ship spnrsn. tof Ntsrvek.
ep Morseand-r hs been absent 30 days Rstsraes
count oi loss OF oretopmast and ell above H. sisopxser
msx iorro frema three boats sal esss1s
rsbe image done 10 copper byte alongside. aise f
ssver. sui. no oil -ih repair aud sail soon a. posss
frep1usd N veserdays Herald BY the pilot boat Rolner
Aso arrivals large fleet o. vessels bound Eastward k
net 'ims TO report them when the mail closed.
HsLwEs' HoLy, Nov s-Arved-shp Dssi.i Wsts.ss.
Ezbses of sndf Nantucket 1900 bbls sperm Bs
pm :-Hsud fom 27d JAY ~ telena, Samuel, Thorn
n P-svioeetor 80 bbs; Augur 5ih aseensioa Lof
Do iss: July a. Thos Chase Of Westport. 20 bbls
sxrL4prLysfA. Nor T. 4P M-Ariv.d-B,iss J A MORN
lSKuer HsHr Ne: Tecumseh, Hansen, Bosf ~.
Ciearsf sBrr roconoeket Brewer. Bosbsai barge Hud
500 Dunnufl New Yort.
Miscellaneous Record.
PAoKFr srvs ~sw WoaLD. Knight, for Livsgs,ol, will
SAL Tomorrow. B<r<kgs Hove for HAVE, Tssslsy The
HsrpaicS hvDsvr. Prrfi, FOR London, dssasi until
TbnssiaY.
Banner DR,e EI4 81 JsrseT, for La Poole, NJ. in going
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g.: \, i y, u slss :. Y. s. - y Z;
@ ~ y 81 S
e ss.I;, %-: 4, .i:':,: w.: 'l
e s C. IL "a G .s:a
Ssiss Sss S:s
sss Ss asIs Yarmouth ah . Sci.
'; q
q SS. % s s g b BY
bs.,! ca. sss 81; sso a 81 tons
e.iisd ss Ss sfa By 6sDt
81. s' sss
By Capt Ambrose spa'..
sd Go% New Bedford Nov S. ship Herald Macomber. Pa
Gs@ss Ws.hiax,ea Of swsshsm, did no; sal. from
and will be ready about 18TH inst.
Foreign Ports.
E,aoL 3e n5Sa9 p,ases ssy2l puboins N0'l.ans
BRAKs, Oct SD Helene Il Elise. Fehrs, lialveston.
Gows., Oct. SID seieacs. MaasoS. 6. O.,
POLKA, Taylor, Neweastis. '
DgrorssEs-Of. Oct IA. Queen Victoria from Chsrle.ou
FLv.nISs, Oct 2sld El,rabe,h Sarah, Allen. -; EN-
LvEsrooI DC; 10 COZ bound in reported BY Capt
aug <S-Sto AniaAs Soihns' Nio" ounASsS
Home Ports.
BosToN Nov 5-Arr ship CLsdoaa, (s) Lott Liverpool.
CID ship Unicorn Lincon New Oreans; schs North Amer;
ships Ocean Mo srch Aiciope Della Walker Bertrand. and
brga TyIoae BnlllanL Placid, Mary saer, WIN Boo.hoy
ss soSe sis,
ia e niaht early in the morning the vessels
ssSs 'ts
banks Welfyille tB) MeMel,en. Androssan; Prompt
Welman, Gsno brgs speudi1 hes Savannah Elscuo
P,ekYa Wilmngon NC g ad for We.t Indies; Rodoth
d.; Johp N Clay Tucker rhiiadelph; Chicopee, Emery
20; sehs Page aro~ei N'Ifos and Richnond cooley
Co Young, NYork; Wace Ryder. do: Louisa Cha.e, d.
EA,rroRr, Nov Arr Gen Foster, Spstes NYors ga
Nov 2. bark Sarah jackson Hodgdon, Demarara
East THoMAsros, Oct 2s-Arr ship Avnm sosar Casine
Yo,k; yoh bark Nehemiah Reh Ca-ton H.yans sch' Lu.
ey Whit Jameson NYork Stat Ann Denman' fa''sn and
Iusrc oet 21-Arr schs Ann. OBen. and Lucrets, H,r
rinston NYork SD 29ih. brig Richmond, MKenze Rich
Ino,d: schr Cottage, Pike, NYork.
Nov ;es sht EIis sIy Rowspd Smith
by NYok SID brig wildes Walker; schr VIM Penn ster
ling Baltimore ~
SAvANNAH Nov 3-Arr ship Masonic, Hsthorue. Boston;
Thompson Back River Sid bark Herschel
Means, New York bs'g Cabsee Andcrsoo, Kinss.on "a
sid previous h, barks Elliot Giles Gaysson Indiana,
Watts Nfeans brig Lucy Watts Watts Fox lslaud TO load
wood fer Orleans; schs Ma flower, Hooper, Sego-
ehet Watts Wilmington. NC; Eliza Brown Hyler and Iowa,
II ylsr. Norfolk; Megunticook. Films. N York.
TAurros: Oetsl,Arr sldops Factor, Brgg" New York;
'' WaSss.M Nov snsd brig Susan Abigail, sead.ey Phi
elphia schs Byzantine H.nson aud Nancy Lucy, Ad-
10.