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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-19

MAHOGANY, Cherry, Black Walnut Maple, Beach,
w Hickory. Oak, Ash Cypress, Clear and Common
White Pine Poplar and Yellow Pine Of assorted sizes and
seasoned Tongued and Grooyed White Pine, Cypress
Poplar and Yellow Pine. 81, q, and II inch. Turned
Bedposts-Back Walnut Cherry and Poplar, AKA, 5x5 and
6x6 Lime, Cement, Plaster Hair Sand, Fire Bricks, Ere
Tile and Fire Clay Fancy and Plain Turned Novels and
Balusters of Mahogany, Cherry, Black Walnut lignum
Vita Spanish Cedar aHd Red Cedar. 80 tesh Meal and
HOmlny. Arcade Minis, Il 10 and - 81 Josegn.
OlO I'm PRAGUE & SHERMAN.
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MONTHLY BULLETIN-No. 8.
DYsENTERY, DGARRHGA, etc. P2sitiUely curec

p a h-A4AN l. - = . - a A = - .
II IN a Fen Hours.
THE GRAEFEEBE RG
COMPANY pledges itself
to the following facts:
1st. The GTGefeHb6Tg
d rs emteTg SurH p
will cure the Dysentery, Dl-
arrhga, ETC., in twenty-tOur
hours.
I'd. A cure is warranted,
no matter how bad the case /;
even if the discharges are
bloody and constant. The
money Is instantly refunded
if a cure is not the result.
Sd. Thousands of lives
have been saved by its use ;
in some instances where the
natieDtS have been given up
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s MARs So

zzst. For New York via Havana-0n THURS
lgtIS DAY. the 18Th inst, at o. Ock. P NJ, the
-=-Szzzsteemsbip CRESCENT CITY Charles Stod-
dard, commander will sail punctualy above For pas
sage or freight, apply to J. P WHITNEY & Co.
70 Camp street.
Passages FOR Havana are requested to obtain PASSPORTS
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To New York, in saloons SIS.
- Lower Cabin ................6O.
- Storage. ...................o 90
To Havana, in Saloons ;,......................35
" - Lower CABIN. .......... so.
g - Storage. ..-.....................l5.
- Letters or New York, will be taken free for Havana
- cents each single letter. and 20 cents for each double letter
will be charged and newspapers cents each. OILS 2t
81, For Vera Cruz. FIRST VESSEL.... The
zEILA fine fast-saiing schooner ID. Z. FOSTER, Capt.
49, Garfield having half her cargo engaged and going
board, will have dispatch. For balance of freight or
passage kavng fine accommodations apply on board at the
Triangle buildings or to
oj j w. IGfBBONs. % Customhouse street.
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DEBT OF TIE LATE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS
NHE undersigned offers his services agent for the pre-
ssntati0n and adjustment with the State Of Texas, Of
ALI, CLAIMS FOR MONEY, against the late Republic
of Texas Those wishing to engage his services can do
y calling on or addressing him No. 81 POVdrGs street
N's55 Cr7e1Ds MENIUCAN HUNT, Of Texas.
- RaiartO. G A Jacobs G. Burke, AceeI abFanChe,
s Prentss and Raia PeVfon Esnrss aI9tf
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WARNTNG 10 WINES,

HOLBROOK OYSTER SALOON.
THE friends and patrons Of the HOL-TN ~
il BROOK OYSTER SALOON are re- @0A o.
spectfuy informed that this well known estab- NY "
ghment is open for the winter season. and %SGa%
the public generally assured that heretofore best quail
lily Of OYSTERS Will be served the proprietor Is deter
mined that the celebrity Of his establishment shall be kept up,
that Just of complaint may be heard Thankful
for past ayors the proprietor trusts that bis continued
deavOrs 10 please the public guarantee to him conn-
nance of Lhnt pnhols natI0nage. 80 U
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Of the Procession, &c. of the Anniversary Cele-
bration of the
ORLEANS TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. B.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-19

NASHVILLE RAcEs.-Fourt Day-Thursday,
Oct 5-Jockey Club Purse $500. Three mile
heats. Two entries.
Towles & .Vaughns Black Satin, by Leviahan dam
Geo Eiotts Ria Baiicr, by IoviatIan dam Clara
Howard, 3 y. ................ 2
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[From tie Neighbour. valparaiso ]


SHIP MARIA HELENA.-Last month notice was
given Of this vessel having been wrecked. Since
then tidings have come of the safe rescue Of the
passengers and crew. Captain Murphey and
Mr.. William l.. IIObS0n, supercargo, have arrived
in Valparaiso They were taken off by the French
Corvette Sdrcelle, Captain de Borgne From
the wreck of their own vessel only a scanty stock
of water and provisions was saved which certain
lymust have failed before they were taken of. But
by most marked act of Providence Of God, the
impending distress and starvation were averted.
On the Island tents were discovered in which
twenty casks of wafer and abundant provisions
were stored. These had been saved from the Mo
zart wrecked not a month before, the crew Of
which had been taken Off The long boat was
paired and sent under command of the mate TO HO-
nolulu where it arrived after great peril in p days.
The schooner HaalillO was sent to their aid imme-
daiely; and afterwards the captain Of the SaCele
consented without hesitation, to follow on the same
benevolent errand. As the landing could not be
effected on the side of the Island where the pas
seugers and crew WERE it became necessary 10 cross
over to the othersde. This was done by the whole
party, numbering 2S-the distance being forty
miles. After great toll they arrived and embarked.
The passengers were Mr.. Thomas S. Stevens,
lady and child, Miss Johnson, Miss II. Ten Eyck,
w. II, Christie, and Mr.. Hobson, supercargO.
From the time Of the disaster upwards Of eighty
days elapsed before they left the island. On it
stream or spring was TO be found that the won
der is that they survived tell Of the vessels fate.
As it is out Of the original %, ouy one person lost
his life a Chilean seaman, who was drowned.
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FALL FASHIONS. 1913.

9
"a CALL AND SEE.-I have Just opened my -
Is Fall Fashions OF HATS AND CAPS which -
SSars well worth seeing. They can be had now
oi6 = Any 0''2 G. q. BUNCE, 30 Cspsl strsst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-19

w ,E-IlA4o y II. . ~,
UPWARDS Of 1000 bottles of DR.. COLEMAN'S
u GONORR0EA NiXTtI RE have been sold during the
past without complaint in ngle instance Over ten
dozen used in cur u :, Hospital This M diClne ea
enges competition both IN Tie poi Of taste an certainty
Of cure where fails, The money viii be refunded IN every
case ES Sold by H. KENNEDY. 81 Chartres street, and
at Da. a. w. C0LEMAH'S TONIC BlfTERS pEPstgI
% p0VTan cf=5-- ap44 etff'-NA4
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

INSURANCE OFFICES.
RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
HItna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn,
STATEMENT or 1st 1913.
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank Hartford $39 600
Cash deposited in Banks in Hartford bearing
interest at the rate of per Ct annum.. IS 0l4 goo
Stock in Hartford Bank Hartford. I2,690
.. PhgniX -. :. ..:......,. IL, 300
:. :. Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Hartford ...t.,..........,.......l l,ZU0
Stock in Exchange Bank. ............,..,.. 1850
.. a.. Connecticut River BGnk.,........ $3.50
:, .. Eagle Bank PrOvidence........,, 1880
., .. Lee Bank, Lee, Massachusetts,. goo
. . Connecticut River Company. 1900
, E. ., Railroad. ...... 4550
. . Hartford and New Haven Railroad 1900
The above Stocks of the most substantial
Character yielding 10 per cent. interest
annually, and worth at this time an ad- - - .-
the above mentioned cost prices, OF 5uOIU3UU
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co.., n 0O0
Real Estate in Hartford valued 32.2l0
Bills Receivable, payable in 30 days after demand. am
ply secured by pledge of Real or Personal Estate, or
solvent endOseTs Siz0VJO
Total Assets of the Company. 1896, $50
AGENCY OFFICE, No. AZ Camp street.
~ The undersigned, Agents for the above Company,
continue policies at the lowest rates of premium,
lurDin customers IL per cent.
VIM r. FOSDICK,
mvi1 til1stN GEO. G. LAWRASON
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Tng Members Of the Grand Temple, Grand Division,
Subordinate Temples Subordinate Divisions and Younger
Btother will assemble at ORLEANS TEsrPLE HALL, %
Teb6upitouas street. al half-past O'Clock. NJ. and take
up their line OF mach at O'Clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-19

COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
Corner GIROD and NEW LEHEE Sts., .Nc1o Orleans.
gE'HIS fue Hotel is advantageously situated, being in
Il font of the principal Steam and FlatbOat A-E
Landings and affords peculiar accommodations for fsiA
Western Merchants 4 raiders and Travellers gener- -s-
ally The house spacious and comfortable and possesses
every convenience the chambers well furnished and
airy the table is supplied with the best the market
furnish; the Bar will be supplied with the best Wines and
Liquors; all of which selected with great care. No
pense will be spared to make the Commercial worthy Of pub
lie patronage JAMES ROACH, Manager
ola 6m Successor TO JosEPH +. BELL.
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U Tchoupiloulai Deord street, down Deorl % Camp
street down Camp 10 Charities street, down Charities 10
Condo street, down Condo EspaDade street. down Espla
made to Royal street. up Royal to ST. Charles STREET ST
Charles the Baptist Church above Julia street, whore st
vices will commence at o'clock
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~ - Memphis Packet Line-For Memphis
l64sEalst4I3 HrLeHG, &c. 6c-EveTy other WEDN ES-
- DAY EVENING at 5 o clock-The speD-
did packet BULLETIN, Capt c. b. Church, has resumed
her regular trips for the season. leaving every other WE'D
NLSDAY, at O'Clock, P. NJ, postIvely-Passengen and
shippers may depend this packet leaving her regular
day For freight passage having unsurpassed
mOdations apply board, at Canal street wharf
ola Ii II b. SMITH. 96 MagaZne
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. F.1 D friday Passenger Packet MARENGO,
LtF65lH#59flR Capt Chas j. Brenham.-F6r Princeton.
zsz=zsEESz4z Skip10iths Landing, Lake Providence,
.hutk6R'S Bend, Vicksburg, WarrentoR, Grand Cult,
Rodney, Natchez and all Plantations The splendid
tast-running steamboat MARENGO will leave as above
FRIDAY, the Goth inst o'clock P. M positively.
For freight passage apply board foot of Canal street.
[Ol6l II. b, SMITH 96 Magazine ST.
The Marengo will have Clerk the Lesee early Thurs
day Morning, the 18th inst, TO receive freight.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-19

CARPETING, OIL-CLOTH, MATING.
rT'HREE1PLY and INGRAM CARPETS =, Hearth Ut
A Rugs, Door Mats, Nuggets and BaiZes Od-ClOh Ia
bic Covers and Floor Oil Cloth fOm feet TO "a feet wide;
also Mattngs Of different cOOs and widths with Manila,
Jute and Straw DOOrAat For sale low at the Paper
hangings and Upholstery Store, 20 Camp street. ,,,,
ole st JOSEPH ETTER
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TO THE PUBLIC,
= ICHAED TERRELL respectfully offers to the pubic
IA his revcss as 4 UCTYO.TEIR for the sale Of REAL
ESTATE and SLAVES, and for OUTDOOR SALES,
pe1gng his eXeCns 10 promote the interest OF those
ent: u5tiRg business to his care,
~" Negroes of every description constantly On hand,
at private public sale.
49, Liberal Cash 4 dvauCes made Consgn-
n1eBfs RICHARD TERRELL, AucLi0neeT,
my21 Nos Is and 20 BanEs's Arcade Passage
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FENE advertiser has 10 store large and complete
4 assortment of WA LII PAPERS, and he is continually
receiving additions of both French and American Papers
which he selling at the lowest market prices He has goot
wOkmen engaged aud can hang papers neatly and eXped
tousIy. lois ST. JOSEPH EFTER, 20 Camp st.
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From Mr. John D.. Morgan, Druggist, dated 90
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have used
it. know Of one instance Of permanent cure Of Asthma
gentleman of Ohio. think shall be able to sell al
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-19

TN offering to the public this new and valuable remedy for
Consumption Bronchitis asthma Coughs Colds etc,
append few notices of the character and efficacy OF the
medicine Numerous testimonials may be seen in pamph,
let for distribution at the which sufferers are invited
obtain. tmay be that Dr. d. is an eminent
practising physician of twenty standing graduate OF
The ITniYerstY of Pennsylvania.
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WOOL, SOCKS-35O dozen Woolan Socks, for sale by
w % if FROST y co, 10 Magazine St
TETW E. MUIR, COWITTSSTOW IND FOR
w WRRDIEG .HER CHHNT, No. "a st.
Chares street. slz
MCCLELLAN g DAVENPORT, Whotesate and Retail
iva Confectionery No. 25 BaOnne street. New Orleans.
n B. Orders for Wedding and Fruit Cake, &C., prompt
" stranded TO So
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-03-18

let them take all those where there any appear
ance OF extravaganza fraud and push them TO the
scrutiny calling the officers Of the Department for in
formation, and il they could satisfy them that all the trans
actions Were perfectly fair let the committee forward
WIN report exposing whatever extravaganza fraud had
been committed, andhe (Mr Mex would vote with the gentle
man 70 PRINT any number Of copies he might desire
e' me whole matter forth the country by report of the
which were given.
in compliance with the pledge given TO Mr. TmoMrsoS Mr.
Men concluded by renewing the motion to lay on the table
The yeas and nays asked and ordered and being
taken, resulted Yeas 90, nays 7s
So the motion to reconsider was laid on ,he ,ah,e
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Died.

Died,
On the It'll irs DANIEL SwEINy Senr, in the 74h year
his age.
funeral will take place No &C Chatham street. the sh
inst at half o'clock p NJ His frecds those of his
Daniel peculy invited attend without further in
vtap His body will be inferred First and Eleventh
Gem terry.
mornipg the eth inst. s. daughter
Of Eugene FabIequetss % aged years and nine months
The eds Of the family respectfully ovited to attend the
funeral o'clock tins Frday afternoon from the residence
Of er fat er, ~ Walker street.
the 7h inst VIM HENRY GODFREY, of Squire N and
Hannah Godfrey, aged five onhs.
His and her relatives and friends invited to att,nd his
funeral from his late residence 39 Broome street. this day.
o'clock.
On Wednesday night. Dec g. Mr. HENRY MCKEE, aged 81
years. of influenza
His relations the members of United Brothers
Lodge No A. o. d. respectfully invited to attend his To-
sideIce. corner Of Hammond and West streets.
On Thursday morning 9TH inst lingering Illness PATRICK
MCDONALD. ased A. years
The relatives and friends the family and those his brother
John Mcdonald requested attend his funeral this friday
afternoon at O'clock from his late residence No. 76 Mulberry
street.
On Thursday the 9TH in SARAH wife of Samuel Barclay in
tie 43d year Of her
The relatives and re nds of te family also the members of the
Reformed PIesby Church. respectfully invited
late residence day.
9Th pst at half past o'clock without further invitation.
The friends of the late JOHN INGs and
these his James and William respectfully invited
attend his funeral without further notice. at No. As Essex
Jersey City, Saturday the 9th nst IL NJ His remains
will be inferred at Trinity Cemetery.
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latter expedent may possibly pass the Senate, but
from the temper Of the proviso advocates, 1t will
promptly be intercepted In the House, and a terrific
rial Cover mt insisted upon for California, with
explicit interdict anst the institution Of slavery
IL Understood that II the Legislature OF Kentucky
will elect Mr. Crittenden to the Senate he will
thatn they recommend his acceptance Of a place in
the Cabinet, he will become the Attorney General,
and that IL they wish him to remain Governor Of the
State through the term Of his election, he will obey
The probsbiti in favor of the Cabinet becsuse
in that good wings from may pro-
vided for; whereas If Mr. Crittenden be returned to
the nate other State may get the place desig
mated for him in the Cabinet There Is some talk Of
MIR Clsys being returned, but suspect the of
Ashland ia sufficiently disguised with public life to
refuse all apologies that be offered for his late
dessrtion.
month of MAY,
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mercury is extensively used In obtaining gold Il 10
not at present used In California for that purpose bat
last spring, other parties we're engaged in shng
for veins: but Gone have been discovered that are
worth following up, although the earth In that whole
range of hills is highly dscoered indcat;ug the
renee Of this 1 seud,sQ - sbssutiful specmecs
properly labelled. The amount of quicksilver in Mr.
Forbes watts on the 18th Of July was about 500 lbs.
l eDclose you herewith sketches OF the country
through shiSe passed indcsting the position Of the
mines and Mtopography of the country in the vici
Some of the kcimens of gold accompanying this
we're presented f transmission to the department by
the gentlemen named below. The numbers on the
typographical sketch to the labels of the
respe cve specimens show from what part of the gold
region they obtained.
/, Captain j. A. Suffer.
3. w Glover, r. C. Kirby, Ira Blanchard. Levi FL
field, Franklin H. Aryn Mormon disgings.
4. Charles Weber.
s. Robert Spence
8. Sunol & Co.
7. Robert d Neigh.
sc Z. Picket American Fork Columa
0. f. G. Kemble
10. T II. Green, from San Fernando, near Los Ange-
A OF. purchased from Mr.. Neigh.
d Saud found in washing gold, which contains
small PAL tcles.
II. Captain Frisbie, Dry diggings, weber's creek.
IL. Consumes.
Is Consumes, Hartwell's ranch.
have the honor to be your most obedient servant,
b. MASON,
Colonel LIST Dragons, Commanding.
Brigadier General r. JONES'
Hdjutant General u. S. A., Washington, d. C..
NoTEThe origins. letter Of which this is copy was sent to
dispatches who sailed the schooner from Monte
in ADDITION the specimens mentioned the foregoing letter.
caddy containing hundred aud thirty fifteen
San Fran cisco order ans to you fair sample Of
coming from the various Parts Of district
Colonel LIST Dragons, Commanding.
Monterey, (Cal,) Sept. III, lSfS.
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THE RICHES OF CALIFORNIA: The Washing
ton Union, in reply to contemporary who rldcules
the accounts of great discoveries Of mineral wealth
California, says :-' But Is 1t certain that the
Spansrds Themselves had ne ntimation Of the mineral
treasures Of California! We hear that there 10
interesting manuscript in this city, written in
the ST language fifty three years ago. Q795D by
agent OF of the vceroys of Spain who refers to
the reports Of immense quantie Of god silver and
quicksilver in Calivr MIA. which the fear of In daus
had preve ped their inve eapg and working. This
cIipt exists in our archives, derived from
most attentive and respectable source, and
promised a trap Station Of curious passages from
1t for the Unionn
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WAsHISoroN, Dec. Q, 1913.


The Senate did not succeed in electing a chaplain
to-day for want efa quorum although there forty
FIVE Senators percent in the city.
Mr.. Dallas made his first appearance in the Senate
yesterday not being present on the opening on Mon
day nom detention, We suppose in Philadelphia, on
account Of the divorce case Of Butler vs. Butler Mr.
Dalas however. can be excused one day, for no man
among bis predecessors, dare say has more faith.
fully ate nded TO the duties Of his Office ss President
Of the Senate, than he.
The death ofIiop Dixon II. Lewis and Hon. Mr.
Sims Of south Carolina during the interregnum will
occupy, in the usual obsequies, the residue Of tina
week from inimation throw out In the Senate by
MIR. King, TO day
The impression gains ground that Gen. Cas will be
returned to the Senate and with the condition not
withdrawing the "Nicholton letter. that he Is to
vote the Wimot proviso. Whether the "cbsnge that
bas bee going on in the public mindn will justify the
fair back Of the General upon his original position
remains to be seep We suppose. however that II Gen.
Cas- afepts he will be returned without the sxscon
Of the provso pledge and In that It s probable
the South will have vote from the North at least,
the direct qusston OF the exclusion of slavery from
the territories. The difficulty, however, Of voting
with the Ssutb msy be nicely evsded with regard to
New Mexico because that people have asked the ex-
clution OF slavery; and with regard to California by
admitting as State; In which the question Vt
flaysry Will be left to the discretion Of raid State This
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Two brigs. unknown.
TPEs STEAMSHIP BsrrANNrA.

PEA STEAMSHIP BsIrANNrA.1
AMSTERDAM Nov 9Arr Foca Helena Portenge (ate Post)
Nh%A; Tne' So T? s 81 Havana .,n;1s v.,, v.
burg Mathews NYOrk as,er before reported Sd s,S
Nov ISL from the Roads Hannah Thornton
sa'e hIST Ady F.eTs Warren A5.hsmise and NJ
B.srS Sir Hsy croVe
sIsspshelo Roy, Savannah
Rsa o' bound cTcou, stp .dSI ior
In the SLyDr dg Ce,on and Ann Harvey for NYors Tad
CnoSsrADr, Nov 7Barks Almado Bartlett from Havana
Isl d BeauT arr S I
GARDlr Nov is-AIr Burtell, MTntyrc London (see Mis-
GunIS PAR Thos Wright Farren. NYorl Sid nth,
Down NOV iAn Gaelic Johns Charleston for rotterdam
ard same dayr l2h Lord weiilst winsand Hull for
10 for % Se' *,
Orleans tand ali same day ath Henry, Bremen for New
iLu@dSc RoAp Nov q Sid Constellation, Ftner New Or.
leans iOh Hull Putnam, York. Peter Hattrick Rockwell do;
GasEsook Nov -sld Romuai, Dufs and Corsair. Akitt
81, Al, wa;ss s,yaaaah 18Th Elijah
IT, sas
Palermo h yoant Fney Leghorn to load for port In the
Aysn Nov. IsNo arrivals from the United sts.c: Sid
&C. 5, 1 dydfs M NT 1Sr
STs ST. k sss q ss Baltimore.
Weeks sSS, 18th r5aGS.ss Hands ",
LIND Nov 10Arr huntington, Coeksey Baltimore Sid
9Th, hsnnah, Nj b NYorii 18th. Charles Wedge, do.
L. Npos DERRY Nov t-Sd Unicorn, Cabens and Garland,
81 aekford: hi,sdeIpha lcth Superior Mason N0reans
LsTH Nov liar John Carver Nichols James River Sid
10TH Matilda Wight Charleston l4h, Margaret Scott Jane
sor, DO
LANrsoRr, Nov 3-Arr Norden. Bcrgcnstrahl NYork.
LVshPoo Nov lSArr aunata, Smith, Baltimore; Shensn
dosh Weet Philadelphia caleb Grmshsw, Hoxe NYork Mia.
era ~ Ry boston lst Bafax Sd; 18th, Harvest Fuer
ton. NYori.
Sailed Ilih Haidee soule and Herald AUDI NOrleaus 18th
Wyoming htrckep Phsdepha Ohio, Clark, and Chaos Os
from NYork 18TH Sheridan Cornish dol Aexna rlat Pbia.
dela lft. Montreal Chase. and Speed, Grunde NYork
Dublin 81 olfeid Mobile Manchester Digt baltimore 18TH
sslm Gil ard Kiby Carter k0rean Blake Armstrong
NYoTh; Nor antum Lord, Bosioo.
Also cid 18Th, Miicete, Hunter, kCreana
In the river IT, outv ard bound Chan, eor Dudne for New
Orleans rel IsnvIn Boston; Sabattis Ward Norfl
AaI Robinson fer Charleston; hontezua, Lowbcr aud
ZPortsr fer kYuk.
Clio th David iegg Logan. Mobe 18TH Grampau Graham
co. 18th 18th. Charlotte Harrison, Charleston Osceo NOR.
eai Ocean Queen and Lord Ashbnr st Patrick Water
man, Nlorti Clarence, and Nisgars, do.
INIT for dg IL Grenock and Brtenbead Mobiles senator
Ffoih l5ib Jme fiplay: Pbiseephi Shepherd, Aims
Worth Niorhi lt,h Noiik Rors - ston Ann Eastwood,
OH Jhre Potts Mobile; Jessie Ford ATaIachicos Clyde
bslcrov Chsretn; Challenge, Connachc Norlsans Jenny
Ad,ed Niagara ~ for Boston Dec Washington living.
Upton d. Noy2 Bay state Proctor do 70 Europa for
10Th; mcries Comm, do 20h, ny Clay Rowland and DE
Witt Clinton Funk do 2s Kate uter Arsm 90 21d;
bria, BAIL do s4th Atop fnh, do 18th; Wisconsin, Mum.
ford, do 2S tsmbridee Psaody DO Dec IL sutan Ovens
lands for Philadelphia 2t Hbernis, sslter do 10TH Kaama
do dol shsns ndoah do Dec Juniaa DO tosucceed the