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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-13
City Intelligence.


TIGER LoosE.-For some time past, Corporal Thomp
son has had his premises, Of Broadway aud
beautiful animals and much admired by all who have
them. On Tuesday evening last they made their
escape, and nothing heard Of either until ycster-
day afternoon, when one Of them was seen by person
in the Eighth Avenue. Lest any injury might be done
by the animal he procured gun and fired at it. the
not been or heard of since his escape.
DRowNrp-The body of MIR. Augustus +. Baden, who
lett his residence in Delaney street Sunday last,
found yesterday at Stapleton Staten Island The
held an inquest upon his body when verdict
Of found drowned was returned.
The u. s. STEAMSHIP RELIEr.-This sloop Of war
rived yesterday at quarantine from Alvarado having
board ninety mariners on the sick list al OF whom
were carried TO the Navy Hospital.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT NEwARK.-About o'clo TX yes
terday afternoon the Morrstown train Of cars was
about starting horse attached to light wagon, in
which were lady and gentleman, became frightened
at the locomotive, aud made several plunges up the
side of steep embankment, upsettng the carriage
teman very seriously At the last account the gen.
tleman was said TO be in a dying condition, though
The lady is said to be doing very we'll.
NV YoRK VoLuNrEERs-The remaining portion OF
the 1st Regiment of New York Volunteers, cc,npr ~
SIX &C mpa MES embarked the I'd instant nder COM
mand OF Lieut.. Col. JAS G.. Burnham from New Or
igans on Ioard the Fanny Forester and may there
FORE be expected to arrive about the 2lst.
BnooKLyN Cry DrREcroRy.-Spooner Teale have
issued directory for the city of Brooklyn t assumes
10 be carefully complied and the mechanical part Is
very we, executed. j. &. Rikcr, Fulton street, and
other booksellers have it for sale.
An INroLrRAaLE NuIsANcE.-For some time past
Il has been of general complaint that gentee
and respectable ladies are constantly insn'ted by
gang fellows engaged clerks in the clothog stores
on the side Of Chatham street, andthe matter has
Of late bee common that, even though business
demands IL, many ladies will not pass that sdc OF
the street They not satisfied with catching every
countryman byt collar who passes byand enJcavcr tc
force him in the shops purchase their goods and il
they refuse as has been the case to commit violent
assault upon his person but females who pass quietly
NJ mi Ian
guagc used towards them SO great Is their prOpcnsy
Tor disorder that they not unrequenty fight among
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PENNSYLVANIA VoIUNTEERs.-The Pennsylvania
Canal Commissioners have issued the following
order -
"The collectors Of toll the canals aud railroads
of the Commonwealth hereby authorized TO perm t
the volunteer companies of the First and Second Reg
ments from Pennsylvania, their return from Next
to pass to their homes the public works free of
toll By order OF the Board.'
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INsoLvENr SAFETY FUND BANEs.
s2l5o.OOO s6.2s2 ~

S3l5o,OU Sb,22 " zoIH920 %
Thre is loss Of capital to the stockholders by the
failures of the banks before named OF S315o000 add
to this the loss to the Safety Fund S2577926 6 and
1t makes total of S5,727,926 o. These banks paid
into the Safety Fund $se2s2 AZ this shows loss Of
ca pital Of S5,64164 25
The following amounts of circulating notes Of the
several nsovent Safety Fund banks have been present
ed at the Comptroucrs Office, and redeemed, in the
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themselves On Monday afternoon, there quite an
emute among them when several received black eyes
and bloody This dsgraceful proceeding has
gene far enough, and the Mayor should detail corps
Of policemen for q while in that street, that any Of
fender might be arrested and brought to a proper
knowledge of his ungentlemanly and outlawed con-
duet Persons are every week arrested for insulting
emales and there Is whateverto allsw the
chaps to do as they please and go unwhpt of justice
u. s. SLooP OF WAR (SroREsHIp) ERrE.-This ship IL
the dock at the foot Of Pike street. undergoing
repairs and copperng She is destined for the Medi-
terraDean station.
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Married,

At Jamaica, L. L., on the 18th instant, by the Rev.
Richard L. Schcoamaker, of Manhasset, l.. L.. HENRY
McGowN, Of Harlem, N. Y, to MARTHA, daughter of
tie late William Seaman, Esq, of the city Of New
York.
Also, at the same time and place by the Rev. Dr.
Jacob Schoonmaker JAMES A. FLEuRy, of the city Of
the late William Seaman, Esq. of said city.
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81 pointed G9d Pens ndestuetbe except by actra
be had No n Cedar street. near posoce) Prime
Josiah Hayden Co.'S Albert G. Bagcy's new improved
Browns Levi Browns per reduced prices Gold pens
and repaired
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At Brooklyn, on the 18th inst, DAVID George, in
FAINT son Of David C.. and Mary Aitkin, aged three
m ,nths and 2 days.
The friends of the family invited to attend the
funeral, Thursday, 18th instant at o'clock from
Q3 Adams street.
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Them So Suits are a blessing to many n poor

proud fellow It fact that people thousands Of miles
TO this store aye even from California of them
suits They comprise Cloth Coat Cashmere Pants fancy
Vest also, Camerette, Alpaca and Linen Coats 81 So
each, corner of Nassau and Beekman streets.
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WIVES dun, and quotations nominal 2ioo lbs

WAx-Was duh, and quotations nominal; 2 100 lbs
yellow brought 10 a zoe. cash.
WiSEs-TLere rather more doing we noticed
sales Of or casks Mu at Csc % do sweet Malaga
42c 40 do Port at COO 81 10 ITO do by auction at
40sc s21sc, and pipes Burgundy do SOC, q mos
PaovsIoss.- Pork--The sales amounted to about
loco barrels including mess, at $40 s71s Sill (the
at figure for small lots only and prim, at eS 12h
S. 1SA Lard-Saes of 400 barrels made at rs at
~ 7s strictly prime held at Sc BeefSales Of
river and city made to the extent Of $50
300 bar rss. at S12 Sl2 so. Butter and cheese
NAMED ab' ut the same.
WmIsKEr.-Tle mar ket for all kinds quiet, and
u sales were made worth reporting.
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Fancy Cutlery M broadway Of Liberty street and S
public to their collection Of the above articles point
variety equaed in the city, they selected
strict regard quality and IN all SAUN
DERS SON, III and 387 Broadway.
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MO CURE No CHARGE.DR MURPHY OF 6S GOLD
IN street conhdenaly consulted on all forms Of private dis
eafea Recen gonorhb9a he 10 Cons
utionsi debility impotency successfully treated by Dr.
No mercury In hindrance from business ono
g Gold stl,et open from A. n ol0P.M
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Ian importer Of Guns and Pistols every size and quality
very low prices Merchants requested
examine the stock prices of subscriber before making
their purchases b. JOSEPH, "a Maiden lane.
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The following statement shows the capital, and the
sums contributed to the Safety Fund.- by the eleven
banks which have become .insovent; also the sums
drawn the Safety Fund to pay the debts of these
banks:-
G E,V
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those wishing perfect Hair Dye to call Bachelors No.
Wal street. lie has liquid that instantly changes hair
wskers to natural black brown without injury to the hair
or skim Copy the address,
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rrp STATES MAIL srEAMER WAsnINGroN

LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMER WASHINGTON +
- Johnson master will positively leave pier No; North
River for Southampton and Bremen 1hurday July 10Th at
H. Passengers will please to be on board at hatlast TO-
and all baggage wanted the board the
previous sailing marked lelow No specie parcels taken
after Wednesday 10Th inst An experienced board
Tor passage freight appyat the office Of the Ocean Steam
yigation Com nany. No. 90 Broadway.
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Cotton Trade

Since the departure of the America on the 9th ult,
but small quantity Of Cotton has been brought out
for sale. Up to Saturday, LIST inst, the weather
excessively hot and enervating, and the buying did
not exceed 800 bales daily portion OF which was
by Continental shippers on that day receivsd the
mail Cambria which arrived at Boston the preced
ing day-her accounts of a weak market Quotations
reduced one-eighth- and holders pressing for sales
did not help us and in fact rendered the business on
that day and the Monday following of so meagre de-
scrpion that it is believed that the sales Of the two
days, did not in the aggregate exceed 800 bales. Tues
day being the National Birth day, of course bust
ness was transacted On Wednesday, 5th inst,
small enquiry felt and 400 bales disposed of,
at reduction of about quarter of cent Mid
ding the price Of that specific grade being we'll main
tanned On Thursday, 600 bales were disposed of at
the same line of prices On Friday, 1900 and it
noticed that buyers bid freely at the close of the
day. On Saturday, harder market perceptibe,
and 700 bales taken before Change at rates
eighth better than the average sales of the preceding
day after that hour had teegraphic despatch
from Boston, with meagre account Of the market at
Liverpool per Caledonia, received by the News steamer
from lIaifax-suficient however, to show that
favorable turn had taken place at Liverpool holders
having recovered from the panic they had displayed
during the previous week, and the large requirements
Of the home trade had been met by sufficient steadi
to create advance of I'D their pre- yious sales
About 500 bales taken for export that afternoon
prices eighth of cent better than paid
the morning By the receipt Of letters yesterday, the
steamer having arrived on Sunday, more clearly
perceive that holders had spoiled their market for
the two preceding weeks, there existing well found
Ell for the anxiety they displayed to realize at
the low prices then ruling many healthy and mprov-
ing indications being apparent such as the hand
loom weavers being employed TO great extent, which
would not be the If the trade at Manchester
ruinous the leading organs of the manufacturers
there would have believe. In fact it seems that
sales there for the home trade free that it
almost impossible to make contracts ahead except at
constantly improving prices, in the face Of steady
at Liverpool to sell at the low standard of Al
for fair Uplands and Mobiles.
The market yesterday poorly attended and the
sales confined to small parcels to fill out orders
some little increase of frmness being exhibited by
holders, who remain indifferent about sales at the pre-
sent quotations. which mainly the same before.
The movements of the staple in this country up to
the latest dates this compared with the
ponding period in the previous two, have been
nexed:--
MOVEMENTS CoTToN THE UNITED STATES.
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inc army anu Navy should oil get their
Eoo Shoes and Caters Of friend Young opposite office
His best imported Boots 80 usually So in other
fine sewed do So So usually "a 50 and So Strangers should all
their Boots OF Yonnga warranted Of Fulton and
Nassau-TEE DOCTOR.
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T touching at Cowes. The well known steamship United
States Capt William G. ackstaf burthen 900 leave
for avrc Saturday August 5h and will touch at Cowes or
tie outward passage TO land letters The United
States will leave avre for New York.
temler For freight or passage apply to
Oh. MARSHALL. So Bariins Sip.
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As1C,HIfHc" Dof. II e1S, IOHS KHOW1 Hs INC
best and cheapest Pens have almost
eand aud one Pens for time put in competition with them
Points warranted for For sale by the cole propetor
WATSON CO. 10 Wall street. Gold Pens from 81 up
repaired aud exchanged -
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Bales
Receipts at ports of the U. Safes since Sept.
/, 1s47 ...................... 221o1o3
same period last year 1,746,157
g year before 2020,671
Exports from u States since Sept 1S47. 16i45S2
>" same period last year 103S 277
- year before 1,426,1s2
The receipts at this port since the LIST nst been
4OOO bales; exports 800 do taken by spinners 5000
do; speculation, 500; stock in city, 1000 do;
amount on sale, 5000 do.
The closing quotations in this market were as an
nexed:-
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.vnI,AL CARD-DR MORRISON CONTINUES 10 BIZ
MI .1sued all forms Of private diseases. with na mc.
practice Of twentysi years must warrants lnvss
go have suffered from NAL treatment would do wen 20 %
n, claims their confidence See hts diploma WIZ '"o
Sir Ashley Cooper SC in oee iH f'0n Sc
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OPPOSITION BOAT FOR ALBANY DIRECT.-FARE JOc.
" Passengers by this boat will arrive in Albany
for the Morning Train Of East rWest The and en.
did steamboat MANHATTAN Capt W. H. Nelson, will leave the
steamboat pier the foot Of Robinson street. this evening at
o'clock Thurday July 18th For passage freight, Apply
ard, g. r. Stanley the Office foot of Robinson
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nR. POWELL, OCUIIsT, AURIsT, ETC, ATTENDS DAI-
~ to diseases Of the Eye and Ear at his surgery 6 Broad
street. just published the second ed
ton Dr. Powe Treatise the Eye price ~ cents which
be had his Offices also his premium Eye TouutainA
A larre mrrlx Of Artifoia Eyea reoently mportod.
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nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PKACTICAL PRIvATn
~ Treatise ec ~ Greenwich street. once hours to " A. NJ
to r. M Sunday excepted Those who apply in the early
will be surprised at the rapidy and little nconvenienes
attending IL chiefly those who have su
fercd from certain people, otherwise who pro
pery appreciate services In structure from It's first nc
.dyanges addition TO e,tmsve practice in this
compan afford rarid easy and radical which, he
sround for stating Be obtained nom other IL
MAJ
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TNRAVELI1NG TRUNKS-JOHN CATrNACu, TRUNK
l. Manufactures, No Wall street. Of Broadway
on hand and constantly making Trunks
Vases Carpet Bags and Satche wholesale
superior article Of Sole Leather Trunks for
European travel and Pormaneius for the French Male
Orders for the West indies South America &c. filed with de
,afcb
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EOn nOA BOTTLES AND OVER HAVE BEEN SOLD
CUU.UJO without a mur,pur DR. DEWITT O. KEEL

COO,OOO without a murnur Dr; DEWITT KEEL.
LINGEk having purchased Yonkers Mansion House. and
grounds which view Of the Hudson from fife to
twenty miles taking in the beautiful chateau Of Mr. James
Gordon Hastings the Irving Cottage Forests
ccnt tastn short the DR. surrounded BY the elite Of
York ctyhe has determined appropriate his spacious
premises and grounds for those Of
his PATIENTS convascent and will during the balance
Of the pleasant Of the devote his
tire them well n TO the public in general. His
premises will be at all times for consultation. Principal
Ofhce. No. go Pearl street.
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4
- evening HE Office No. IL Ann formerly No. ~
those difficult and Deli
cate Dea which have proved obstinate for phyoans Of
less experience Private through the the ohce
door us Extract Of Corav,. Cubebs etc. extensively pre-
sbod by physicians be had bis in 'front.' No. IL Ann
street. formerly No. q Price 81.
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TYR. WHEELER OCULIST 70 GRE I'm WITCH STREET
Ddevotes his exclusive attention op
tbalmic surgery Once hours from sA. NJ 70 o'clock NJ
pamphlet containing great effected by Dr. Wheeler
be had auitously at his residence the will be for
wsrded any making application to him by letter. post
paid Artificial nc
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Medical OFFICE-DR. JOHNSON IG DUANE STREET,
l Chatham well known the successful
practitioner York, In the treatment venereal dis
The Doctors reputation Tor skill in hes old hacured
cases that have existed for years. Is precminen Glee src
upon the body in the throat pains in the
head and bones Of the legs enectually cured Constj
tonal weakness brought by habit INDUCED 10
young causing ascivous dreams and nightly emoui
sively prevented. Recent cured in four daysrM
mercufy No alteration in diet rreventiou from by
N1osr EXTRAORDINARY woRK-To ruE.ss A vsnas!,
Nl or those contemplating marriage The Eau sixth edi-
private Meaiea Cqm pamon oy VI a. s w ssounains Sis
(24Q0 copies have already been although 10 II In
getting copy whether married unosos porant secre
tended especially for the married Here every female
which should be known to them Psad the efsent
dies and most certain mode l29 Liberty street. New Yors
also Zleber n4d Co.. cont"ny W r Dava BOSTON On the
ssr,a a. s saS transmitted BY mail free Of SSss.s
gos. psdd 70 4&y street
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NOTICE-IF AGNES BODLE, WHO ARRIVED HERE IN
IN the bark Chusan from Belfast in the beginning June last
will call at Exchange place. she will hear Of something TO her
adj anaee. RICHARDSON, WATSON u co.
A Excba Yiaca
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~ ASTIE GARDEN-PERFORMANCE TO COMMENCE AT
~ ocook-Adnfsion 50 oehtyAaDagng Director Mr.
Holland r Chubb Mrscal Birector-Panter and Deco-
,aor Sig Angelo Monte Llla-Machiuery Mr. r. McNay-Prc
reres Mr. Gilbert Thursday July 3 will
the COMEDY DONE ON BOTH SIDESMr pygmaon Phibbs,
Mr. Hollands Mr.. Whites Mr. Nickns Mrs Whites. Mrs.
Vernon Succeeded by the dramatic anecdote Of BOX cox
B'% Mr. Iioand Cox Mr. q ~ Andrews Mrs Bouncer Mrs
H. Phillips. To conclude with the Of CKUSOE
I-Wiughby Wobbes Mr. Nicknson; Marin ,ltrke dgrass
Mr.. Holland Wilhempa Jones, Miss Phil H.,
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Hall. .za BROADWAY. BETwEENI

Week of the ORIGINAL CHRISTYs MINSTkELS whose
concerts during the past NINE MONTES have been n
oeyed with such distinguished aud
respectfully that they will continue their
and pimitabe entertainments night this week.
Admission % oents Doors open Concert oomnenos
at 8. Manager and Director, T. p CHRISTY. Afternoon
Concert will be given Saturday afternoon Doors opeu
to commence at O'clock On Tuesday, July 4th Grand
ternoon Performance Doora 2: 8
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u EMovED-DR CHALMERS, TO So WALKER STREET,
IL 30 door west Of Broadway

EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS, OFF ROCKA-
II WAY, every Friday Sunday, Monday. and Tuesday,
The Steamer Buffalo Captain lancox will leave Robin
street, MT o'clock; Canal street, So; Hammond
street. ga Catharine street T. r. 81 Grand street % Pier
and refreshments board Capt Smith will be board with
his harpoons Fare 30 cents.
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TIVE ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF THE PUPILS OF TUE
New York Institution for the Blind will take place this af
and tnue through to at r. NJ
aud at A. NJ The exercises tomorrow afternoon will BE- inter
srer music
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| SlTUATION WANTED-AS CHAMBERMAID WAFER,
~ and to do general Homework cooking washing and ironing
aePcabe younG woman VINO has strong
ar,ccr Inquire for days at IFS Elizabeth street, front
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-09-15
Tekgraphed for the baltimore Sun

New York, Sept. 1916, P. M.-The Stock
market remains rather quiet, and the transac-
tons only TO moderate extent Sales of
Treasury Note 6's at 1033, and T. S. 6's, new
loan, 104 1O4b. Finances are depressed -
State securities generally steady. Exchange
on London per cent. premium.
The transactions in flour are comparatively
small for the season, and the market is rather
heavier, with prices tending in favor of buy
ers. Sales to day of $500 bbIs at Sc 121 a
Sc 1S, and Sc 25 for different common Gene.
see brands A sale of 500 bbls Howard Street
al Sc l23 Southern may be quoted at Sc a
Sc l23, Oswego, s6 124, and Ohio, Sc 49,
Corn meal is rather dull. with sales at SO 433.
Rye flour, ST. 5000 bbls sold for export.
Wheat continues i'll good request, with sales
OF 5000 bushels. ordinary TO prime reds, at
prices ranging within 81 10 to 81 30; prime
Genesee do ST 40. Corn is less active-sales
of about $1,000 bushels at sc CSC for mix
ed, and 70 73c for fiat yellow Oats are in
active request, with sales of $4,000 bushels at
80 a BIC
Provisions are more active, and pork has
advanced with sales of / 900 casks at Sl2 81
for mess, and 50 623 50 IS. A sale of 500
kegs Baltimore rendered lard al s. cts per ID
Beef is firm but the sales are small--prices
unchanged.
Whiskey is firm, with sales at 81 % cts
pdr gallon.
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s ia 1.A.Rll!g Igggs ia
Az AkZ PORT OF WILMINGTON. 10y
ARRIVED

Sept BRIG Eliza Jane, Townsend, Philadelphia, to
Lutterloh f. Co.
Brig Col Tayioe, Fiddler Boston, to Barry Bryant &
Co.
schr Henrietta, Crowen, New York, TO Barry Bry.
ant & Co.
schr Purse, Morse, Onslow county, n G. to G w Da.
Wis
schr Athalia Stutes, New York, to DeRosset Brown
& CO.
schr Jack Downing Parker, New River, n C, to A
Martin.
8-schr l. P Smith, Miller, New York, to r w Brown
Lntterloh e. Co.
| S Sc sally Ann. Smith, Newbern, to w Brown
Son. - '
schr Hester, Green, New York, to E Lut,erlOh E.
Co.
lI-Brig Emeline, Clifford Providence RI to R,rrv
Brig Yankee, Rich, Portsmouth, n IT, 20 G ~ Davis
Brig Naritiske, Metcalf, New York. 10 Lutterloh
& Co.
Schr " Davis Briggs, New York, to w Davis
Schr Martha, Davis. Shallotte, TO master
l3-Schr Jerolman, Gosee, New Bedford, Mass, tc
HarrSS & Russell.
Sept g. schr Jack Downing, Parker, onslow county
c, by Martin.
Sept 'll-Brig HelyelIyn, fitzpatrick, Providence, Me
'schr Purse, Pigot, Onslow county, by G WDavis
Schr Charles Mills, Sandford, New York, by ~
Brown.
l2-schr Tioga, Collins, New York, by Harriss &
Russell.
Sept l3-schr d Woodbury., Potter, shallOtte, by
DeRosset, Brown & Co.
CO. 'a'Saf 1'e""'' NC" A0fk' Oy L ho''eFi0i
Brig Adna Peach, St Domingo, by G w Davis.
| Schr Royal Purple Savage, ShallOtte, by do.
| Schr Martha, Davis, Shall0tte, by do.
Brown Co.
schr alfalfa Suites, New York, by DeRosset, Brown
Brig Patrick Henry, Packard, Boston, BY barry, Bry
ant 8 Co.