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VOLUNTEERS FOR MEXICO,
they wish to promote their would do well
L 10 procure lew b.nes OF Chambers LEMON SUGAR,
nnrvaled for the instant production OF lemonade prepared
LON pnre lemon Juice, and warranted to keep pehect
portable and the thing that they will hot
Sold only at the Health Emporium, ish Courandt street
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AMUsE N ENTS.
MR.. WHITNEY AND THE ALICIA NIANs,
AZ Clinton HILL

ORATORY AND MUSIC.
M IL WHITNEY has the grstifcution 10 announce that
W "a consequences Of special rogue he will submit
E,Ia entertainment with the American Orato's and Poets.
Most positively for one evening only
Ia ORDER To- render complete grand and novel effects
the highly talented
nv, ALLEGANIANs,
whose performances pronounced by Amateurs Boston
and the press wherever ey have sung being superior
McDuf-, Calhoun. Webster, Rand ,iph p Henry Hoff,
mans Poem Of Monterey. Also, illustrations from other
Admlttance % cents iaI9 3tssr
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REMlTTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND.
AND SCOTLAND
OARTlES wishing remit money in large or small sums
to their friends Great Britain or Ireland can do 40
n the most expeditions through the BY
drafts at sight payable IN all the principal England
ireland and Scotland Money may be by letter 1pos
psd FROM any part of the United States Them giving the
address and the Of the party it, which will
be regularly forwarded by packet steamer Apply to
ABRAHAM BELL x son.
OR Im~rrc III Fulton New York
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higher obligations. Mr.. Graham observes, that
after an examination of the act appointing the
commissioners, he is unable to discover anything
In Its provisions which debarred him from the
practice OF his profession and he sustalns his po-
sltion by quoting the very words Of the act II
self. lie, however, frankly admits that ne lei,
himself bound 80 to regulate his prolessiohhqdi
practice as 10 render his attention TO II coHpape
with his public duties; and In carrying gu. 'nls
purpose, there has not been day since MS APP
pointment (scarcely excepting the ordinary SUM-
mer yacation) which has not been, IN very con-
siderable degree devoted 10 the labors OF his
commission Mr.. Graham then proceeds to IN
form the Senate "that he has employed a clerk
during the principal part OF the time since MS
| appointment in the business OF the commission,
| who has performed much labor IN It's service
| To that clerk he Is Obliged TO pay salary ex-
ceedng that allowed him by the State !!
Mr.. Graham observes, In conclusion, that
large amount of the details of the system which
the commissioners shall hereafter present 10 the
Legislature, has been discussed since the APP
pointment ottheir new colleague, Mr.. Field in
October last. The commission The says) have de-
voted their utmost energies to the subject, with
the hope that they would be enabled to present a
report, In part, at the present session of the Lee
gisiature; They have, however, found 1t impos-
sible TO do so, by reason of the fact that in the
introduction of details applicable to a new sys-
TEN, they have been met by the embarrassment
of presenting a few only, without conflicting
with such parts OF the existing practice as must
necessarily remain, until so much of the plan
shall be completed as to be at once put in opera
ton. A report NAV be expected from the com.
missioners very early in the next session, and
they VIII, at the earliest period, cause such por,
tons OF their plan as they may then be enabled
to present, TO be printed and distributed prelimi-
nary TO legislative action thereon.
The commissioners have all stated, as their
belief, that they Will be prepared to submit re-
ports at the next session of the Legislature.
Thanksgiving was duly observed In this city
yesterday.
A bill is before the House, appropriating sum
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ALBANY, Nov. 81, lSi7
The Late Report, Of the Legal Commissioners
Legisiatiue Afairs

f<eBt sfuttct hUuUe.
Reports have now been received from nearly
all the legal commissioners, in reply to the late
resolution of enquiry directed to them by the
Senate. The propriety of instituting enquiries
in regard to the precise amount of time these
commissioners employ in the discharge of their
public duties, may well be doubted. Enquiries
of this nature have never before been directed to
any public officer, within my knowledge The
commissioners have, however, made respectful
replies TO the resolution of the Senate, though
they have evidently been unable to conceal their
surprise at the receipt of such resolution. Mr.
Graham, OF New York, in his reply, expresses his
modification at the imputaton on him. by the
Senate, OF disregard of official obligation 10
his lmputation he is not conscious that he is
Justly liable; he denies that the assumptions con-
tanned in the resolution of enquiry of the Senate
IN regard to the precise time per day which the
commissioners devote TO the official duties. are
justified by a sound construction of the act bv
which the commissioners were appointed and
he adds, that if he had entertained an idea that
an entire Withdrawal from his profession was re-
qured of him-deeply .solicitous as he is for the
success of reforms which he believes to be both
necessary and practicable-he would have felt
bound to decline an office which he could not
have accepted, without a wanton disregard of
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Coal Trade.

PorrsvLLE, Nov. 27.-The quantity sent this week by
railroad is 22s50 10; by canal 667s 10; total for the
by canal 22s so3 tons The is rapidly drawing
to q close and the shipments diminishing. The de-
mand, however, remaips brisk There Is q considerable
freshet in the Sobuylkil and the shipments by that
nearly closed for the The boats have
ceased taking cargoes for New York. few boats
loading for Philadelphia at 90 cents freight We have
not learned whether the canal sustained any damage
below by the feshet At this end where the water
very high, the works all SAFE Note-No injury
tanned below Freights had advanced from Rchmod to
New York to 81 so Similar high rates paid to East
ports generally Quotations cannot be relied at
this present advanced state Of the season.
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Foreixu Inportations.

MALAaA-Brig Marsha36 casks wine 500 boxes lemons
40 400 kegs grapes 100 casks 605 brs do
almonds bsx onions Drapes Devn-2o,oo0 lemons the
master.
MoNrzvIpEo-Schr II A Barug-2Os7 hides w w Defore,t
colo bales mdse 1888 hides Lelnd-a326 hides Rodwad
Brothen-I00 do to master.
CuRAcoA-schr Euphemis SO bales skins Foulke Son
30 do calf ts bbs old 81? pieces fusc 800 do
gnumva 10 360 do brazletta wood 1888 hides Boomer
Graves X Co.'S do Hagen
ST DoMSoo CIry-schr Mary & Elzabeth-2c69 crotches
mahogany 80 logs do bbs old copper bdls do Aymar
397 croches mahogany g Ko"ere co--6 do TO order
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WASHINGTON Nov. q, ls47.
The Letsst.

Weather very wintry and cold. Cabinet day
Sitting on the message. Process OF incubation
nearly ceRsummated. Mr.. Walker handed in
his contribution to the message, on the subject of
the Frances, last week.
The Fremont court martial has concluded the
Examination of witnesses for the prosecution.
Members come in slowly.
Mr.. French will have dozen opponents for
the clerkshp of the House.
Mr.. Asbury Dickens will be reelected Secre-
tary to the Senate, withoutthe smallest difficulty.
1t is understood that if the wings play the game
of rotation In the House, the Administration viii
take two heads for one in the Executive Depart
ment We warn them in good season.
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THEM FIVE DOLLAR SUITS eou.i., of cloth coat,
Yan .s A .lsta aud os
Vests 50 S. paid geais clothing Cleaning
wanted
CLARKE 8 sACKs-.-G,B. CT ARKE, Mer' liant Tailor
ans snS hs
q which vary from $40 SIC Also Cloths and
s:a
richly Worked six ionis made at the
same prices at which they are sold ready made
y EADY MADE GAKMENTs-An extens,ye a.,,H
of fS nS ss pSs as
looms, vs' D' wH c;Eii isSss ,,
wANrEpNTh. highest cash price, A s,n b oss.iass b.
by snSsT sher through the post Office Otherwise
venstyn will attend to the ladies their residence
WINTER CLOTHING AT COsT-o,er Coat. aud
lO2 Fulton opposite the Dntch Church. ms l.m
CECOND HAND FURNITURE AND CLOTHING
po:. sF
pns re NJ Old Sy oe 90 Job
goods bought to any amount mas i2tsrc
EEEAT , BARGAINs IN UNDER CLOrHINGT-J.P
ceivns from the Shakers other
ing at wholesale prices viz advance first
regard. fitting woimsa.hp
about P Will do we'll to call at 81 Nassau
CLOAKs-CLOAKs.-Thes subscriber begs leave 70 call
- he attention Of ladies his present stock of CloaI.
Also long SQUARE sSaw: q sisss variety
with OF Dry goods suitable for the season.
"nsh S!la be sold at ''A''ie f %I%fff:+SEoN
Broad H. HaI:.
and wedding dresses rich head aid cap, for
GOqk. silks. and other for dresses from
Paris by every French steamer. rs 3tsw iat.r
Of &.
M,gnetc T.ssaph Company will BE- the Telegraph
SS By Si$si is s:sS y b Gses%Ss'
n27 7te. Dire b. B. FRENCH, President.
% IN Taf CITY Ea g.:
sery Mn,n; Fieoeh and american Paper angings, Win
SS S
y w every se &c IN me ne whossas and
Btu,us hung and rooms papered at the shortest no
:. ,.. ' ~ K DAVIES: gSSo.isier,
NEW UPHOLSTERY GOODS, PrR STEAMER:
The subscriber. have ju, received in store, of
all the necessary Trimmings, CoTnees Bands; two
% se' and 'e asoI5: ss
Of SSe6 Ssd H rhGr
%pos ss@ Of UOhoery Goods Broad
TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &c.-JOHN CATTNA CH
IJunk MsOuas,phrsr No Wall street, corner q
assortment Of Trunks Vases, Carpet Bags and SatcheI
wholesale and retail Also superior article Of Sole Leather
re- tsSSSs," for ne ": r1 n
dies. South Amerles &c 6lled with despatch n26 iatsc
els) JOHN sTKEET.-OVER sHOs s-A large assor
* men oil Ladies' and Gentlemens Sandal and Slipper
Over Shoes, by the Goodyear Shoe Company
Naug.tuck Connecticut These shoes are decidedly the
neate,t and most durable manufactured. 80
Also beautiful article OF Net Lined Over Shoes, per
fectly elastic wholesale and retail. -
SAMUEL BROOKS.
pl4 1ttsm Agent for the Mann facturer.
DICH HOLIDAY PRESGNTs-LOUIs PEKRETs
IL Impore Of Watches >, John street stairs, offers Tor
Of French Gold JewsIry such as Bracelets Ear Rings
Breast Pins, sc &c.: Gold and Silver Gard Gases and Memo
LADIES' Gold and Silver Snn Tobacco
Boxes SeRsr Cases. Sc Constsntly hand complete as
soment Of Gold and silver Watches from the best makers
n23 i2t~rc
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CrOIs.

Should the weather prove favorable for month or
six weeks to come has since the Of
the rolling season. the quantity Of sugar made here will
considerably surpass any hitherto made in any year
Two Of planters assorted that their fields had yield
cd during the last days. ut the rate Of four hogsheds
to the One had planted his In two contiguous
rows with two rows Of maize between the and he
calculated 1t as containing 10 acres, the field messur
ing 80 acres the product go hogshesds The other
planted his without any intervening rows Of corn,
and says that 10 acres produced 60 hogsheads This s
tall talking and If there in the amount II is
certainly tall cropping -IberviLian, Nov. I3h.
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lot FULTON STREET.-DR LA MOTIFS true
IL French Remedy is the universal specific employed
der al circumstances Tbi. elegant SAFE agreeable and in
States under the direction Of The original in such
manner eecsay preclude the possibility Of counter
ing remedy which has from the hands Of
cess 9uacks. fnot from untimely grave.
Dr. La Mott the public 6at this remedy purely
snd entirely vegetable its ingredients and perfectly safe and
salutary in all It's effects upon the system
II will speedily and efcctualy the most violent and
putrd this disease and eradicate every particle OF
fcctous from the without dsagreeabe eff
fec and the patient perfect state Of health
and purity. 80.
and used with the entire ond by
persons of either without to medical adviser
advertising quack. -:
Sold only by Wyatt Ketcham I2l Fulton street and A.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Nm III -

BosToN, Nov, 27-Erchange Board a shs Merchants
Bank gsM 81 Ws.srn k.ross os l! Eitchbqg Rail.
Central Railroad 84 10 do 83< Eastern kaIsad. 1854,
u do, lO3z Boston and Providence Railroad, l0l Old
Railroad lIa; Boston end Maine Railroad lish IS Nor;
Reading 10 sI do 81 $4,000 Reading Hail.
road Bonds 1852 H. ut auconl5 shs Boston and Worcer.
Ra lroad 1875 adv; Is Eastern do do IS Bos-
ton and Proviassse do DO; 6Old Colony do. ss, Tr,h
Ind sneo d and Po1,s uD qo S
ance Co, 10 pr adv 1000 City IS Water Loan, 81.
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IN Inh CUttL OF sthlCTu nE-ia some TURNER re.
aauIs-ths diseases which wsr: mistaken for titus sonse
in those who in the least Of It Those how.
ever occupying TOO much space the will be
Judge whether he has this complaint or no. and u proper
Among other thing. that a,by no mean:
Necessary that the stream Of u.ne should be or
long s.bis6sd may
s and sn 90 as Of t
only when happens be superadded and with
snsy
9.
sae to structure in i: more advanced and settled form while
ea sss "e ceaaD Of these
TAE MANNER OF URIsATNe-It has been said already that
the stream need not be much dmnshd and that
s and be- drop
w T q
The TINE AroRMEn GoNoRRHaA MAY HAVE REMAINED
i not 50 much how long ago !, may have oc
isa
any The
,bs" IT,, II. eject Of Ss
he G and I'd, s.:sn mental S Me- '
common degree other thu, writer rarely
Of structure in which the patient does that
so serious eec though little understood but unques
onaby true Indeed whoever condcs the natural
medium is Which Ss mind s
these through the medium, the sexual organs
upon the mind This, however better explained n
is parts of the world As the OF structure
proceeds, the activity Of mind invariably returns
On the cure OF structures Is repeated mat tins n
little time SO much this however, could not have
been but such have been the late I'M
this that by proper means and the hands
pished many days formerly il de manded months Many
Also who consult the writer personally on account OF
distance the themseIves and happily
coed To such the "Pracca! Private I5eause 8 invaluable
Dr. Ralph author e. The rys o &c
SO Greenwich street and those who apply IN he early sage OF
these Diseases will be surprised at The aPdy and little in
it chiefly those who have suhe9d from certain class of
pretending people. and other who properly
incipent 70 its more distressing stages in hich
from advantages addition very extensive
IN this ~ Sas ne so d
from other source in America Office hours to IL A. NJ,
aud TO r. NJ (Sund.,s invariably excepted Consulta
ions by eer may be $50 Lower Post Office
TYR sAvlARD's iINXhLuABLE EXTRACT. for the
~ cure OF 9onorh@a elect, Structure, Sexual lmpoency
and al other o. the urinary organs This sIsct has
SHADOW OF doubt its superiority all other medicines
Of the kind however putting peposterous their
single complaint Of ii, Gure Il requires the least
change in diet the slgh,es from the patients
ordinary habits Il. action Is perfectly free from all those
course OF treatment creating neither loss Of appetite
nor that cast Of by the hacking
ng,that peculiar scky well marked under the
ction of all other remedies, For SALE accompanied with full
directions at s Gresssyes s'swsen Courand' and Liberty
rUyHE PRUPRIETOKH nj the ,sUowa,d UoteI r,speet
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~ srErslA AND LIvEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- Aromatic Ben. For five years Dr. Blake's Aromatic

MAD FvI rs. b,
Bs1 and Tonic nvgorato have been eecng among
men the recipe was and his own was estor
ed after long continued suffering which he had endured with
0a
e ss By hs%
the invaluable panacea to which he owed his own restored
ID sought to assa E
%.e ' Ry. and
pondency ard DEATH and confidence in their "
make them known 70 all the eicsd Of the family Of
the Of these bitter. thus writes would
g. ms with is vu:: and thereby
% hiS
not establish .gensje for the sale q all !hs large S es
Another write, thus am surprised that do NOT take
p s l.
me Of debility and ss p s. il Tns
the great change has perfectly satisfied Of
t. good e and ThsS you know how mTen
Tns; "as :
bers supplies those who derived knowledge of
n5ss sss
%Se and % s
p,in Pains the Breast s4: Cp;tiysnss: Low Spirits
and all disorders arising from asrasd couiton Of tie D
se saur remarkable s.r in case. Of Fever and
4fas F.lp'stoa e he Is.s sIIioq. chss. p.psp:s
us are n Of Poetor cop.. Of soms Of
which had his Agencies and ofwhi, III the
have been Athlete; s: Ei,s
useless until
feel that to esto the same too highly IS matter impo..bs
for with the ofhe contents Of only two bottles find my
Eneloed twenty dollars, which with highest regards.
estimation place be celebrated medicine
iconsde duty which not only owe to you but to my
to 81 s m:
a health For several years was aietsa with the Liver
Complaint had different phys vita good
Cd so maeS '
s. MY snS 'i Ss & s sssa
nv Ss. s.S when a S va.
msas NV PsiaSie condition to an and he
s0ns hid no ss
THAI Sn saf y ps"d
one bo,e too dose and
Gorae Immediately; another and appetite began
sSs al
be but to y0u oT Gsyf ;sys$ my
CO. and ali who may read this letter they su
eInE from ,h: complaint 20 and get this in
These invaluable Bitter. be bad wholesale and retail
Rs
Ssoxs Ch0a SO Greenwich street; VIM FORBES. No 50;
s,ref
Of East Broadway and HpgeIs street, Brigham Nil
D. Of Eighth E. H. raytOn No COG Greenwich
To the Emgaut and those who are proceeding the
country supply Of this article Is Of indispensable
Ses %
81 sKE Of nj Sss'
nor should any in innate SO variable aud danger
es.e on the Of Earliest for thereby
much human may be avoided and health 20 init
%a.''y win happiness De
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WRITING ACADE.
I MES 28s Broadway. corner of Reade, aud 232 Grand
he reception Of pupils Nd ystsI. C... hour.
o'clock P. in Grand Gentlemen, during the day
and evening. Terms reducedaud satisfactory
guarantee to every pupil Private instruction given
LFrom the New York Courier and Inqurer.] -,
"The Chirographc is much important mankind,
than it generally considered and Mr. Goldsmith may very
well claim to be considered at its head"
from the Boston Morning Post.
Mr.. Goldsmith, judging from what have seen, we
pronounce him uurvaled In the of the PEN"
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for the next Presidency. The President is
shrewd politician, and he is aware that one
might as well attempt TO cross the Atlantic in an
eggshell as TO become President of the United
States through the advocacy and support of the
Union. GALv.sNsIs.
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Herald Marine COrroSPONdenCo.
MoNTEvpEo Oct 6. l8i7-gsrks Cab. Nickeon for Bos.
7th inst Muskngnm Crockett do about the
has return freight engaged Brig Gusisvus Dawes
port Bueuos Ayes day for for United
she has arrived there Brig Black Hawk
sailed 4th for Rio GIande.
PIALA ABEL pHIA, Nov 20, P M-Arved-Brg Anconite.
Parke st uhns PR; scbs Brookhaven Burdck Newport:
Is Andrew Wahman, Albany; ID N Messeroe, Young, N
York.
BRio RIDEouT, West st Johns Pr 81 days from Boston,
had heavy weather her outward
away OF her ssls lost deck load and vessel
ing badly.
Notice TO Mariners.
The following Buoys have been recently placed in the Della.
Bay by The u s. schooners Wave and Nau.
titus
SAILING DIRECTIONS.
Vessels entering keep larboard of Red Buoys
hoard of Black side of Red Black striped
Black Whte perpendicular stripes mark channel Buoy
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No. Station. Shape Color
i Entrance to Coaster. Channel. :. Spar Red
Q Though channel u B'eakwater. Spar. cred.
Mammys shoal Spit Cross sns ; bIsi red
Crow sA0A Spit Spar ieIU sad i Sssi.
'1' T. rI ar " whit; ;si:ss
South Spit of fosssI orG sai 5sei rcd
70 s M'ia s sh.s sass M. s s S:st
IS on s,noa Ditch. =. spar. Black.
4 Upper Spit Flogger Spar. b hsd.
Il 4H s' sp BaIs R Rsa B:sf
IS chrry Island Flats Spar crG ssa ' S1Iss red
Is South s sS N %ss% He: :I.as ss :s
xs ssS: sss Esi
a: bss: IN:
3! direction Of
Arr New Bedford Nov IS, ship Jos MAXWELL Perry. Pa
Harris. Ia: q hip Ges. SG New London condemned
NV s% MsT s E.s S
h:a eip ss $ d. Ms s Gsssr
had IecoveIed his health
her ss 1 s, Withhold with Seasd reports
from GsP su . a9o R SS IT S az h
spoken:
Bark Austin. Love from Boston for Montevidec Oct TO- Oft
Foreign Ports.
MY Gh' vss ..S "a for 5SS9
Hatch load for New York Manson Coleman asS
ult for do, to load for Boston
Smith, Ballard for New York loading; Wagam
Whtmore for Boston, Azof Greene do do; brig Ama
Chason, Of Baltimore, waiting freight
Fowls. Walker Dundee;. brig Nancy BrouRh. New Quay;
tesun:, Little liverpool Haitiand. Rudolph London Eu.
Kun KEY Nov -Barks Coo.a Leary from Sligo to load
for New Orleans Alert I'D ldg for Darlington Ms schr
Ara. Everton from Martinique loading for Edenton NJ
George Eyeon son OF the captain fell overheard while lying
ST. DoMINao CITr Nov l2-Briz Virgin, Wassat for New
York; schs Sea Lion, Johnson do Vultue Macgo~n just
suRrAM Oct as-Ba Iz.tte Bates for Gloucester dg;
brig Franklin, Bates, do do
ST yAoo DE CunA Nov s-Brg John Gray from Newbury.
Graves. from Phiadeph do.
Home Ports.
BosTor. Nov TArr ship ziide. Driver, Manila; barks
Garth Nickerson. Moutevideo; Marietta Wells do; bgs
Niger. Babson Noreans; VIM Pts Howe. Phiiadephfa;
scbr Alert Collins do. Cid barks Amade Bartlett London
Bohems Higgins Cardenns Msriel Bryant Trinidad; Orion
Nickes Park Frankfort load for Cuba brig Alert Wright
RYDER Trinidad Middieses smith Mobile; Mandarin. Phn
York: Broguard Pennington. dos Homer Kent do Amer.
lean Be Baxter, do Victor Haeu, do. Sid berks PEN
tucket; Elk. Nickersou, Philadelphia.
2sh schs Warrinon Wooster. Wilmington, NC Ann. God.
rev Ssndw for New York. Corneia Young NYork Sid
schs Suffolk Berry. suffolk, Va Monitor and Senator New
York.
SAVANNAH Nov 23-Au bark Peter Demill, Picket NYork
brig MoIy. Bird. Thomaston. Below brig.
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Arrived.

Brig Marsha Taylor Malaga Oct ATTIC Stalker Passed
Gibraltar Oct o. Sailed with bark Express Saunders
OF Wiscanet, for Boston
Brig Edward Tllet. Re Rum Key IL days. with 1868 bush
els salt 10 Mitchell.
Brig Francis Williams, Turks Island, IS days, with 6462
pu.hos salt, TO j NJ Smith.
British brig Margaret 4 Elizabeth. McDouga, Pctou, 20
days, with 80 chadrons coal to McEver.
Brig Di,igo Bird New Haven, in ballast.
schr Henry Barring (of Baltimore) Wiley, Montevideo.
ls days Spoke, lat 90 Iona brig Andromeda
days from Hamburg for Montevideo.
Schr Mary &sEliEabsh, Smith, 81 Domingo City, Is days,
with mahogany, to Aymar Il Co
Schr Euphemia. Eldndge, Curacao. 10 days. Boomer
Graves x Co.
Below.
2 briggs.
Sailed.
Steamship Norherner Charleston; ships Won Humboldt,
Bremen Contution, (B Charleston; Panther Montevdeo;
schr Catherine, st Jago de Cuba.