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THE LEGISLATURE.


Since our return we have cot had time to COM
msni on tho acts of the Legislature, as we would
wish, and as the extraordinary apdfsyrsnnical
ac,sn of the majority demands. In many res
poets, the late Legislature differed bu. little from
many which have preceded il II cost the State
aoms thirty. thousand dollars. and in return il,
passed some 370 laws, Of which only II ore Of q
general nature, and ss9 designed to benefit ssme
lscal class orintsres,, with privileges withdraw
frsm the great body Of the citizens Of the State.
In numbering the Statute books with local laws,
however, it has done nothing more than has been
demo by every General Assembly for years past,
until even Wings themselves are compelled to
admit,hs necessity Of general laws for the crea-
tisn of corporations, which as tho usage now
holds, occupy three-fourtha OF tho legislation Of
the State. 1t 10 in Its conservatism every abuse
in its timidity to do good, and its couragets wrong
sha, this Legislature stands pre-eminent over all
the Legislatures which have preceded It in Ohio
Isis fsI i.s limidity to tax banks their due pro-
portion, in accordance with their privileges, 70 pay
the debts Of the State, while there no hesita.
ton in passing law to increase ths taxes on the
farmer for that purPose--It is for its tmidity to
trust the people even to declare whether the Con.
sii.ution, which it is confessed ia inadequate 10
the necessities ofthe State, should bo amended or
net--And more than all for the effort Of its rsck.
lsssmajsrity to feres upon the State, as law, an
Appor.ionmcnt designed to sfe the voice ofthe
people for years to coms--and Tho infamous vie
laiion fthe Constitution in aid Of that corrupt
dssign-ltis Is for actionlik this, tho. this Gen.
srsl Assembly will be memorable in the history
Of Ohio for acts that leave 10 Me people no hope Of
preierping their right, from the dsspotie control Of
desperate faction 6ut through the lat re,srt Of
REVOLUTION.
We vill revor. to this subject moro at large
hereafter.
ILLrNors.---the New Constitution of this
State reduces the annual cos, of supporting
the State governmcnt.iom Sl0o, 400 10 $4S,
40o.-N YTIibpns.
we begin to doabi whether il is not posi-
BILE to have government SO cheap as 10 be al
.-z.,Ll 3
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"Frre! Murder and thunder m-U Under this
head, some Western editor, holds forth as
follows:
"Oh you tarnal sapheads, you green tailed
Lizards, why don't you come along up and
pay for your paper? Do yon think that |
am such a consummate block-head, such .
short sighted, white livered mum skull, 'uch
an internal fool, as 10 stay here and print,
right in the midst ofa swampy country where
the air is SO dense with ague that you have
to cutyourway thro' it with broad axe : when
it shakes the hair of the back, and the teeth
out Of the mouth, of the very wild hog itself,
unless you pay me for III Ifyou do you're
sucked, that's ALL"
o5- N. P. Willis, Esq, has we regret TO
hear, been lying very seriously i'll for the
last ten or twelve days.--N. Y. Tribune.
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esr We issue half sheet to-day. We have
hopes that in future we will be able no, only to
avoid this cutting down tho fair proportions Of
our sheet, but shot we will be ablsto add to its
interest and usefulness.
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RLECTORAL TICKET.


LIE GRAND BYINGToN, Of Pike county;
SAMUEL STARRWEATlIER, oi CuyAhosa.
DISTRICT EIgcroRs.
lat. Dist. JonN SKYnER, Hamilton:
ID. do GEORGE KRsLiNe, Warren;
"a. Do FnANcIs A. CUNNINGHAM, PTebls;
an. do G.. VoLNEy DORSEY, Miami;
9Th. do CHARLES M. GODFREY, Putnam;
9Th. do SAMUEL MYERS, Crawford;
7.h. do JOHN w. BELL, Highland;
9th. do DANIEL CocKERlLL, Adams;
9Th. do SAMUEL DlFFENDERrER, Pickawny
10Th, do CHARLES CARPEHrER, Delaware;
lin. do DANIEL J. SwINNEY, Richland;
18th. do LEWIS ANDERSON, Lawrence;
18Th. do JOHN LrpEY, Perry;
I4th. do WILLIAM LAWRENCE, Guernsey;
18th. do WILLIAM C. WALTON, Monroe;
10th. do JesEPH BURNS. Ceshocton,
I7th. do WILLIAM McDoNALD, Jefferson;
18th. do DAVID A. STApKwEArHER, Stark;
10Th. DO JOEL D. BUTTLEs, Trumbull;
a0th. do HENRY B. PAyNs, Cuyahoga;
aist. do ABuAH IvKs. Huron.
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[We acknowledge, from committee Of
he friends ofGen. Scotia eulogistc volume,
purporting to contain life Of the General,
and 10 which is added an introduction, Gen.
suring the President for submitting Gen,
Scott's differences with his officers to a
court marts. The effort is 10 raise a cry
ofpersecution, but it will prove failure
Scott's services in Mexico have not exhibited
him as an ADLER General than Taylor, yet that
officer did mol engage his whole spare time
in jealouses about sire in his rear'' from
Washington, from letter-writers, and from
his companions in arms. Scott with all Lis
acknowledged ability as a military officer, is
too vain and irascible to compose the stuff
tha, Presidents are made of, and so his "com-
mi,tee" will 6nd--.heir efforts and this vol
ume 10 the contrary
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KENTUCKY STATE CONVENTION.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. "a.

The Wing State Convention which assem-
bled to-day at Frankfort, nominated John J.
Crittenden for Governor, John L. Helm for
1t. Governor; and Taylor delegates TO the
National Convention.
The Taylor Convention made the same
nominations.
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He MERlTED lT.-Col. George W. Nor
gan Of the Ohio Volunteer force, employed
in Mexico, has received the appointment Of
Brigadier Generali in the regular army. Pitts.
Post
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ELEcrroNs.-The following ofic ,rs were
this afternoon elected by joint ballot of the
General Assembly.
Auditor Of State.-John Woods The
Democrats voted for John B. Warren.
Presiding Judges William v. Peck, for
tie l7th Judicial circuit, and George B. Way,
for the 18th judicial circuit
Associate Judges.-David Simpson,
George Washington Holbrook, and John M, :
Lean, for Auglaize county; Benjamin c. Per-
kins, for Lorain county; William McDaiel,
Mercer county.
Mqj. Gen. 1lM Din. O. M.-Jeremiab
Cole. James Caniwell received The Demo
cratic v,te.
Register Of gthe Psrrysbwg Land Office
VIM. II. Hopkins.
Reeeioer Of the Perrysburg Land Office.
John Webb.
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IHR UTICA DEMOCRATIC CoNvENTIoy.-
The New York H,rald has despatch from
Utica, dated Feb. II, wi ich announces the
adjournment ofthe Democratic (Bnrnburnors)
Convention, al 2 o'clock, P. Nj, on Thurs
day, and says n
"Thirty-four delegates were appointed TO
go to the Baltim ire Nat onal Convention.
Theywere not instructed t. 60 for any candi-
date for the presidency; but are left to act
according TO their own discretion.
"rwo State delegates were appointed.
They are G. G. Cambreling and Jared Wilson
i"Mr Van Bureu found il necessary to de-
nounce the address and resolutions delivered
at Lexington, KY, by Mr.. Clay.
"Gen. Taylor was not nominated. The
Wllmot provise was re-enac,ed."
The New York correspondent of the Wash
ington Union, says of the Convention:
One hundred and eighteen delegates
were in attendance, from every county in the
State, except franklin, Caiiaraugus, and
Sullivan-small and remote counties. Tho
convention is described as one of the most
impressive bodies OF the sort-for the mum.
Der of distinguished and able .members-eyer
assembled in this State. Itwas obliged 10
adjourn, forswant Of room. fr,m The court
house to the Methodist Church.
Gen. Lambert, the military Gocrnor of
the Isl md Of Jamaca, whose death we recent
y announced, was the same officer who con-
Quoted the retreat Of the British from New
Orleans on tho 9Th Of JanuaTY4lsl5, afrer
pakenbam and Gibbs woGes y and Kean
severely wounded.
Maj. J. Mickin, qfPoiisyile, Pa. has ro4
ceived the appointment Of Postmaster Of
Mexico, with salary $1,000 per year.
or When hc signed the treaty ceding
Louisianse to the United States, Napoleon,
rubbi9e his hands, exclaimed:
Nss1Aere! ! have given to England rival
that in fifty years will master hern
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Foreign importntIons.

HaERE-shig Niabs-84 burr Norris rkFs McCs 4
strong Lsicrose Fancl BOYD Leroy hsnznsef-2
Hanou O.tem-r Phia3s Garsoni6c r. fr-relO BIZ c.
DanbuauI Dos $40 bats kenaud a franc 80
leil5E Fabregueits PIE Morrsll Lane Lame
s. Col W Thomas-6 stuart a. Co css vine @
Lassa & NeFlee3 E-ch-r Bersi- Do 2
Wiener PfIa4 Horf-rlfr a Druset-l4 B1cesn e.
Ru-h-6 BouD dIFerno.s Co o. k1gsh-l " ,fhHps Of
nsa-f l. VI Hslbrolner4 10 chs o. brandy WILD
Houfdeenn-l io Hennser Ienotl DO schuclari Geb
h1ri- ZDrkoier Wetfer- do Schroeder
Rn-cls Achi.-l lo ID 90 Al-uiettf this
i.eeChick W-send0lcs-l Do ke@r Cos strain g. "
Baltimore do Woot40 DO vine foyd5 ct-- Mf
.i- d. DefAom.@5 cks csses Shredder d. stroller
ado Bne Coll DO Prlssan Mllisisr-l4 go Neulark-
ss.g-f H-1s Thona=-lt Carson Col DO $ H DE- 4
90 Nr Bsrsnoil DO Devte o Batmoreo O. J. q ll
Baudoune DO smith TORY 81 Fe0w- adswocih 8 Co
Barley oi Pnlds DO Hart O. OF do-sdo Brady
DO schu'YI HIATT bale Wolf kanielbl- ri Fhisf
Cos do Afnar CO.. DO Escher hush3 ~
-1 Inn1cer q CO. do Bl,d'n bsssefs chan payne " D
Cl ono PIE Wood N~lalr- DO M0rfners GaWtu G.
do W A fomis-3 w 0ppz-l Ptml. SILL case Wright
Brother. phia-5 Do Livingston Well CO. d. hfelf
.er-l Do Ke--lcr schmidt Afdresl Do Herman a
CO.. 90 Fherf- 4 } Co DO Strange Co d
Coive Fleming = strakge Broflers4 do stewart
salihef o. stones Sons oi Phil do Lord A
fayor-5 90 Boin Sander. DO Boyden-s bars Llia
Mccall stroug-153 baskets champagne kger cs Al-t
Robert, psg Moran lenl3do Bocsan Rusch Christ
Jucnos Col3ll bog WOOD ~ budfles ~lE
% cas. r rkg. 3i3 BASKETS o. order.
RIO JANElRO- BRIG Gd'en-lB032 and horns DEEMS
Gage GO. Boso,i0 sperm o l3 bd waehone Gfinne
B1ud7l do rosewood 3s Do lebr wood odef3
hdes Barnard. Adam- Co. Bpsouor Cry htrs
" 70 Aersgi Co34f bag oufee Harmony Ns~heNs ~
$3.50 . hides 80 bags coffee iupps Go.
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FROM SOUTH AAERicA.-A short passage from
Rio de Jsneiro Ozark Rosna, Captain Doty sailed
July 49, brings us Rio papers 10 the 18th inclusive
The Correio M1c9nni Of that date announces the re-
ceip' OF sdvic.s from Monte Ndeo 10 the 18th OF june
Among them wa the first Official notification ~ the
French Consul General that the blockade OF the buens
Ayrean raised That Of porte IN the OrehiS
Republic occupied by the forces Of OHoe' "As ss'n
continued The CorTso briefly sliudes 70 ruinois u
pepdipg arrangement between Orbe and the party IN
possession OF Monte VdeO The CoTti0 says that tran
quihty was reestabished in Pernambuco According
% this journal the disturbances were shsh anu CO.."
lrf ~ Rio Janelro July H. L. = ingate bfHndy"nef
Commodore Storer for Pernamhuco. 10 sah next day
The q $ brig Perry, Lieutenant Iilden, arrived az
gio raneiro July II from Monte Video. Com. Adv.
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JUST PUBLISHED

nR H. BOsTwICKS GREAT WORK and Lectures
ZION diseases u the genit0-unnary organs, - PAGES
quaro lust published By BURGESS, STRlNGER co
fhss that has long been wanted IL Is the most ul
and complete practical work of the Kind issued from h'
press Il contains 81 co0red engravings. which denest'
his c Of nlmaby tconfans 30 wood rngrav
ns well executed ami everything known about the modert
treatment Of these diseases ha been carefully recorded anf
an the most approved prescriptions and formulas have beer
ven For sale III Office Of publication and al mo resi-
lenre Of the q thor 50i Broadway. Price $40.
Also w. 3 : work on the Nature and Treatment Of
class Of diseases resulting from improper habits, illustrated
With "a engravings with Hints 10 Young Men-l5l pages
This il complete practical treatise. giving the most ap
proved methods Of cure Il 10 said by The medical PROBES
sion 10 he the best work ~ the kind the English language
For sale n 6 2j2 SIS 63 and Of the suthof removed 70 %
Broadway Price 81. sill 3nis
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,tsrLrt. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE
MossAr August Is

AsHEs--Ar. sTt and sly 81, with sale, 100 ses
roTrOS-Tl~re not mugh dong and the market = without
chsn.~ About 800 bales .oh $500
FIOuR AND MEALThe nAr~ o Flour 70 day ~as quei ana
- - a., :. ,..,-,s.y he buk OF tie do1e al
- ~ comaon brands occeonN sac ~ osIA. sD-
better than unnor sold Al sf 80 and 80 nua
80 WhrsfaBTs The srsresa sses 5000 IBIS lhe receipts
and demand ony moderate Tier. are no shPe
'nskei preent prices. AID disTos ton sho~n % oese
TIE sss sss parcels al y Tor common % - ~
s.as sranI, M 1. namsal - supply gtt snd
~ apor,An msa Rye fiour s3sThas+ sssse
A.. "a sood deRAaa
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APPLEToHpS

DAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT COMPANlON-Being
IA Travellers Guide though The United States of Ame-
rica Canada, New Brunswick. &c ulustFated with thirty
msps OF the country through which the routes pass, Sc
Compiled by W. Williams Price II g. or with maps,
co ored. 81 So.
best OF the kni published th sds Of the Atlantic
equal Mlrays famed hand oss r travesrs The maps
va towns railroad md pstruad marked out are
usually executed Th-y leloe md divided to roruon. DO
.u % msane give The almost facility ur reference MAPS that
lp great collh ruad car snd by 10
any place where -y cannot Be laid upon ,ioe
lop.tnn. TIE record oi places
tsnces modes o Objects Of interest on NJ gay.
.horf a. the iaflnnsfln vhh traveller needs well rad
c-cfv stated accuracy s have been able
10 venfg then All who about a. .cspe r vue
IRON and Dirt Of the CITY, buy Appeions Gucs ~
lece.-sry apr enllr- your travelling gear Lincuus
A new edition lu.i published by
anI nj. D. APPLETON 4 co. 200 Broadway.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
TIE LIFE OF MARTIN LUTHER

Relaei from Ou- ina Author tirs
MYTH SIXTEEN ENGRAVGNGS By Mohtz Meurer.
w Translated from the German by Pa-for Of he Evan
eelic-l Lutheran Church New-York Pub sred by h.
LUDWIG . co ~ Nesey Il and nav b. had or all the
prncpa ughou the Tn ted States voi Svo
cloth 6s uages Prce q The customary discouut made
10 the trade 7. WOk may also bs ordered, whole a e,
from D. Applet Co 200 Broadway, and X Carter, %
Canalsi. New-YOrE
1h history 90 Luther aei -rcusvey from authentic sonre
and indeed. BIZ own t-nsge - usi ~ ~ soenpgIares
Also inst published By n. LUDWIG co.
The Uuatrfed Augsburg Coufessoni with Preface ano
Historical Introduction 10 The same and the three Chl.
MOS Of tn Chr-.n Church. with Critical and EXP
Tory Notes. By Christian Heinrich -chot Translated ton
he Gcrusn Cloth i2no. Price IS -nt-
lnfilons fe Aughug cone-silu and 10 the Tire"
symbols p~rsp e be condensed h,res Of these > moo-
-stsa Critical Explanatory npnus and n-ruc
the tu-d from them seldom 10 BE-
T-y eafoi s he ancient sect, and hrrrs-sPoni out
clearly fle iorne hy giving ~rptln authority for The
o.on advanced defend he true evangelical h from the mpu,a
ous ~ the Pspn and expose the ie doctrines OF the Catholic
Church"
The Unaered An ysbnrg Confession without The Preface
md NnIes lamO cover. Pnce ~ cels auI Gus.
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list PURLISHED.

DRICE 81 cent? 50 cents per DOZEN h> second edition
4 Of KIRWAN UNMASKED,
- Review ~ Kirwsn In SIX Letters. addressed to Rev
NichO a. Murray, ID n Of EIztbethOwn, M. by Right
Rev Jonn Hughes d D shop Of New York"
These letters appeared originally In the NewforA Free
mans Journal, sud now replhl.hed N book form.
They are marked bv a clearness ~ language felicity
ofinsrston and coseness Of logic which invariably char
aceze the pToducuOrs % the distinguished author and
posses. the additional merit n treating the subject in the
nost cay and familiar style Ia publication the great
questions of controversy treated IN manner at once so
solid, lively and attractive.
i- therefore adm raby adapted for circulation among
all who lack either the tine the inclination for reading
more extended volumes.
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Toial......3.l07

The ship Robert c. Winthrop cleared from Bos
ton for Liverpool Saturday with cargo consisting
of $4,000 bush Indian Corn, $500 bush Wheat 525 bills
Flour. 1876 bales Cotton.
meeting of the stockholders OF the Reading
Railroad Company was held few days since for the
purpose of taking into consideration the policy OF
verng another portion of its debt into preferred stock
1t is stated that the floating debt Of the Company is
be funded in preferred stock at 3Oper cent discount
and that the takers of the loan of ls4 for the hquda
ton of the old floating debt who by original agree
ment were TO have received two million bonds at 20
per cent but deemed it prudent in consequence OF
certain legal proceedings TO receive, for the time
being fourteen hundred thousand at par, have been
voted their deferred 80 per cent in old stock oduiva
lent 70 an increase of twelve thousand shares ~ $50
each The arrangement for converting the bonds Of
the Company not secured by first mortgage, having
been completed the stock account will not vary much
81. nod
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rRAND Vocal, AND INSTRUMENTAL


THIRD WEEK-Society Library Rooms Sis Broad
4 way. corner Of Leonard-st CAMPBELLs Minis
TRELS under the direction orc A. kmb-ryJ encour' ged
hy the very catering IN which their Concerts have
been received during the past two weeks having been
nightly crowded by highy respectable snd fashions Die
houses have the honor 10 announce that my I'LL continue
entertainments cry evening his wee introducing ~
each Concert ull and varied programme Of their best
sou Dances sc including the celebrated ghsnd Fng
by Mr. West. Doors open al ito commence at 0coch
Admission = cents.
30 SATURDAY AFTERNOON, by particular re-
oues Of several fsm ies they will give an afternoon PER-
fomance commencing at O'Clock Admission > cents
children half price. M<~ IL
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

INDEPENDENT LISEs-F0r Hare and liverpool;
SARAH SANDS For Liverpool FromN York fn sept
SARAH SANDS Pm Ify~ru-sl .FrnmN ines frl NOV
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~ 20 the MraicnI trolc-.ion avid the Pub

- TO the Medical Profession and the Pub
Iir-FrrEFRs FaRf~a moss de 90 tle Hasrtsls Asy-
fs an other rlhi e-fal l-it-. s' d rec ei by
- az The MOS, fsfr g- Cd Plysci and chemists ~
an article diet ur children and lFalds, rl ID superior o
Arr root s.go SC f8r more ire nening peasan o. the
sfe arf easy 40 Ees jon. Pa up - h boxes of uaf ID.
DaDrs esc- accom- a. ed with printed crec ions 0r cO X
M ~ For - = IN he principal drug stlre- Nho-sa
bv HECHER BROTHER, vi Cherry-si. Y.
Lieblg In bis Arr.culursl Ch-nisuy p g. Pull ed OBJ
serves;
ChIsr-1 GA upon s-roraf s1fp f ie~i s1y sri n tya
fr rht l-s rgrrt-ntf ttei i1r fl- '11ftr
mos. ilf. nd ae IRE ict er'1splrf Their
1s aFpesr f boz tley to u as gre ''7'- 90 are i- of
properly Developed
Inbe .naivs. of The Farms made by Prof Reid Of New
Yorg among oher Constituents De gives 5 per cent Of su
Tn and ahum-n and remarks nat me claims OF he anna
un n he Medical Profession and he pub will upon
~ ronfsuiog In The guou and abumer, vegetable n1fine
,nf other uitrogeuzei bodies EO found ~ auOwrO0 or
similar slbstsucls and which modern chemistry has pointed
out a. being necessary % the formation OF animal t1re and
bg means of which nature axes up for The constant waite
that taxes place in the human -ody aus <wiseod
~ ton.tfpation, lC0suveuess l-~ Obstinate, invet
a-sa aud habiur patton lc0sveuess nor Ouy totally
overcome bar oo-plefe'y Destroyed t-iouf vgrres, ie
,aT or b1fis by natural fiUgL agreeable and taNi5f
means recently discovered n France, with numerous cerh
caes rom celebrated physicians, ana By many stesaf os
from other persons Of distinction Just published The tfh
EugHsb nom tie fseuf-scooad French edition " tie above
&c ebra,ed treatise Pncr reduced % milling, and Tor
Ia oy a. he Drug Store 70 Broadway Of Cham
ber-s. doors south Of Srlar-s marble building, by
3. i. MOSES. Sole Agent.
=. The Naiioua Depot Of the New and improved War
tons Erraenfa HAS NOT been red from 40 Broadway
oleye b. been for The last yeGr Beware Of spurious Erva-
i.nia sold eis,l-ber, iv9 TuThSSai -
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WILL REOPEN ON WEDNESDAY. AUG. ?
yoR a SHORT TIME ONLY

DANNARD's NV PANORAMA OF The MISSUU NJ
DAND MISSISSIPPI RIVERS, showing country o.
tyey-,hre hundred miles, being by far the largest paint
ing the world and Of the largest Rivers on heGooe eN-
tending more than tgety degrees Of lsntuie open every
los Garden. 80,
Admission So ceuts: children hsf price Panorama viii
commence moving At O'Clock
Afternoon performances Wednesdays and Saturday. 81
3o'clo.k iy5l
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r. PEOPLES LINE TO NORwALK-
s sstsl% Pare 81. Gents The fsst and commOdiJu-
steamer It. NICHOLAS. Capt. j. \. Rod
man. viii commence Tuesday August "a leaving foot
Of Pike-st daily p. landing Fort Chester fare IS
cents; to Rocky Neck Is ceuts to Stanford 81; cents
10 Nor,ysk 81 centsieayug NorTak nj A. NJ. on he
arrival cf the sIages For freight passage apply 10 The
Captain on bosrd, 10 suz2 81 }. I. RoDMAN, Agent
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CLEARED-shp. hatcher. Marshall. Valparaiso HoWiand 4
AspnwaIl Sutton. Eeman, ChAriestouf y hooper uhn
Amsterdam. ". To0le
Brss Ieran;o. Hig Leshom,J Robinson Peter Dsnh Hoel
Savannah. VI DemlL
Bg Emma Roeer. Oporto Grun-l Nunrue q Co. Gsan@r
crow Harbor Grace NJ. De Wolfe Roe Smith, 81 Jolns ~
O g. J Laurie g. Co Augusta, Sherwood Savannah.
schrs Been Cole Petersburg Hunter Co sea New Hobart
Charleston. y l. Cready & co.
Bal es Mar, Toomaa Philadelphia. Unce jobs. BALDWIN DO
ARRIvED-Paci-t Gladiator Bunting Liverpool s. dsys
md.e 70 Gnanel. Mniurl Co.
B,l Ro.ina Do, Janero. Jolly 49, with 5000 sln bone
coffee
hpps Brother Co. Gfluel Len sLp Balance
Johnson days Globe Cspp f,r
Baltimore sail the 18th; John farnun -nacs
days; wnght jackson for DO ~ - days Hector
temnf. Snow, BALTIMORE
Cadmus twhaer SMITH from Helena, with bhls night and
Caracas.
NYok Sarah VI 6vey, Tor % n Dds Bran
evan the of Afna oceuus sullivan from .n
Buston Saline Cray from Lisbon unc Caroline Mary hs
ns from Wilmington uncertain shr- Morn. Jones or the Coast
10 Africa Henrietta Cook. from bahs Tor sale >siri
with the brig Leland for Philadelphia brig kne, or bait
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Phipps a Co. ves-els left before reported
b. org Nile. DAVIS. sdney, CB u d. coal 10 u POI ham
scr Aiains Ross. Williams. Philadelphia coz, ~ g NAl
ctr flora Lanihorp, Wilmington, NC days corn and oats
schr Gen Warren spoaors T1lomason. : ds, lime.
schr Effort Hawe- fhomtston7 q. lime
schr Sea Lon, Ka@u, Thomaston, Dc, lime
Sclf Patriot . Ihomaston, d. Inns
sChf Granville. Ascot. Thomtsou, Inns.
schr R.chmoud. SNOW, Ihomaston, lime.
schr Ieprrette. Sleeper, Ihoma-ton, Inns
schr Grindee, Hul, Machlt,, lumber
sclr George Hardness. Rsner, Philadelphia, coal
schr New Haven, Schultz, Phnadel lha, coal
schr OhvaNugmii. Ogden, Philadelphia. coaL
schr ousa Reeves, Chandler Philadelphia coal
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