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Tuition in French.

CHARLES E MAILLY, having returned to Worcester,
respectfully informs the citizens of the place and Its vcin
ity that he is prepared attend all those wishing re-
ceve instruction in the French language Terms SO per
quarter private lessons and $3.50 pupil for classes
containing five or more pupils. The quarter will consist
of eleven weeks lessons week. of an hour each,
or two lessons of an hour AMI half each No deduction
will be made for absence, except in of protraced
sickness Tuition paid when half of the quarter is
expired.
NIB For further information Mons. M. can be seen at
Mr. II. K NEwcoMB's ELM STREET, opposite the Church
of the Unity. DIV Aug ~
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Ey7 California papers to the lst of April have
been received New veins of silver have been
discovered at Pueblo de San Jose. Mr. Alexan-
der Forbes had sailed from Monterey with car
go of quicksilver, 500, in value, the products
of the mines Of New Almadin, near the valley OF
San Jose, and extracted within the short space OF
three months. Mines of quicksilver are being
discovered call over the teritory," and of copper
mines there is no end.
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Insurance against Fire /!

The Etma Insurance Company,
No. SO State-st., Hartford, Conn,
With sound and available Capital OF S25O,OOO :,
OFFER their protection against loss damage BY re
~ the citizens OF Worcester and It's vicinity II nspies
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mss on the most avora''
terms. - IN a.a
eentury-its reputation Tor liberal Adjustment and ~
ptitude In paying losses, well known ana esa'
iished. sE1& THOMAS X. BRACE, Prsssas~s'
t 5rMRoN l.. Lo0xls, Sscrefavy. 49,,
Hartford. March 6, ls45. - IN aaH s sn
ny Persons desIrous obtaining insurance IN ne aOnH
Company, are referred, for more particulars, 70
BULEOCH, ESQ.,, WALDO BLOCK, Worcester, Msss'
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PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPEs,
136 MAIN STREET.

2
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.
The subscriber is happy to inform the citizens of Wor
cester and vicinity that he has made arrangements with
MIR. s. l.. WALKER
TO remain in Worcester short time longer thus giving an
opportunity to those who have called and have not had
chance to Sit account of previous engagements and
crowded state of my to call again. Mr.. Walkers
reputation artist of superior skill to any
VINO have visited Worcester, well established to
need any comments suffice it to say that he has received
Diplomas and Medals for Daguerreotypes exhibited
n New York, and is the ONLY Daguereotypist in Wor
cester who has received Premium, advertisements
Iocontrary Notwithstanding
Having enlarged my Rooms t,cice the size of anu
others in this city, would invite citizens and TO
call, whether contemplating sitting
June b. diff GEO. ADAMS.
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NEW FALL. GOODS.

T AM now opening-NEw SILKS. Black, Narrow
Stripe, and Camelans--a very handsome assortment.
New CAsHMEREs,-MoUsELIN DE LAME, in
great variety. sHAWLs Of every description. 100 Ps
THYBET CLOTHS, comprising every desirable COLOR
A English PRINTS, beautiful styles. 80 and beau
tiful patterns Of CARPETS comprising the hands
soonest Goods have ever offered. LYONEsE CLOTHS,
ALPACCAs, &C., in any quantity. large Stock Of
Domestic Goods Hosiery Gloves &C., making my assort-
men as perfect as usual and the prices Of the
Goods much lower than hereto ore.
My customers and the public are respectfully invited to
give me early CALL many desirable goods will be
very scarce later In the season.
HENRY H. CHAMBERLAIN,
Sept. 1S-wSw d1wis 162 and l64 Main Street.
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD. This
great railroad is now open to Roxbury, about
eight miles this side of Mortified and sixteen from
Montpelier 1t will be opened to Mortified in
October The rails on the Windsor division are
now about to be laid About forty four miles are
n)w run daily, with good business.
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FREE Soil LECTURES. MIR. Russell Of Lynn will
deliver an address on the great issue before the
people oflhfs Country-Siausry and Freedom the ma
chnatons of the Savepower and the duties and respon>
sibies of Northern freeman in the present political cri
sis in the following towns in the County of Worcester
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DIED.

DIED.
In this city, sept Miss Frances stowell, is; Sept,
g. Mr. GRACE L. Blood 3; Sept Mrs. Elizebeth Stevens
late of Charlton SO 10th, Aaron, son. OF Samuel Rob
bins ye. mos. 10th Frances, daughter OF Charles
In Holden Sept g. Ellen Czavina, youngest daughter of
j. Howard, and Alma F. Pornett years mos
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Wanted Immediately
FURNISHING GOODS.

FURNISHING GOODS.
HALL & THOMPSON have this day received
III large and fresh assortment of FURNISHING
GOODS, consisting of
8, TO- ii & 1874 whitney, Rose, and Bath Blankets.
10, II, IL & 1874 Lancaster Quilts.
g. Z, & ga Brown Bleached Damask Table Covers.
do do do Celored Table Covers.
do do do Rich Embossed do
Also-Brewn and Beached sheetings and Shrtings,
Tickings Burlaps, Crashes Russia and Scotch Diapers
Wooden Flannes consisting OF all the different coors and
qualities, all Of which will be sold low any place
in the CITY, HALL q THOMPSON,
1873 Main street, opposite Central Hotel.
Aug 2e, 1s46-d
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FIRST PREMIUM.
GREAT REVOLUTION.
Eclipse Daguerrean Establishment /!
No. BrimIey Hall. No. 9.
NHlS Establishment which is the oldest and ost
ular one ever established in Worcester untes rare
advantages for carrying the Daguerrean Art in All s
perfection and beauty Within brief time this establish
ment has produced
5000 Miniature Pictures.
which in point of superiority and accuracy have never
been exselled. The proprietor Dr. Van Astin having
pared to
Challenge any Competitor
to trial OF SKILL either in the perfection and beauty of
Daguerreoiype productions in the exceeding cheapnes
which ne is enabled to offer them the public He has
imported instruments for his exclusive use which are
superior to any in this city elsewhere and his pictures
which are warranted to be superior any that can be
cases, for the low price of
One Dollar Only.
n B. STOCK of superior quality constantly on hand
and for sale. DR. VAN AiSTIN
Worcester, July o. idwtf
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New Carpets.

New Carpets.
AM now receiving from the best Manufactures in this
country, than Thirty New Patterns
THREE PLY INGRAM CARPETINGS.
Aso-Elegan Patterns Brussels and Velvet Tapes
try Carpets-together with complete assortment Of
- FURNISHING GOODS,
which prepared TO sell the lowest prices Of any
market. HENRY ii. CHAMBERLAIN.
Sept lS-w3wdlwis
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE.
A TOLMAN g. CO., No. 10, Exchange
IN Street, Worcester, have for Sale
new Carryall with doors and windows.
do Top Buggies.
do Open do
do Chaises, new Pattern.
second hand Top Buggies.I
s do Carryalls.
do Chaises.
do Covered Wagon
do Two Horse Cab.
All the above named Carriages will be sold cheap,
Sept Is, 1S4s.
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Westward EKO!
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY,
ON THEIR WAY TO THE WEST,
ID ESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens
T. q of Worcester, that they will give
One Vocal Entertainment
at the CITY HALL, on SATURDAY EVENING, Sept.
10Th, introducing choice Programme, including the new
Congressional song of
Eight dollars a day."
s' We've roamed over mountains"
Longfellow's !" Song of Lie"
:" The Indians Complaint"
The welcome North STAR
The Bachelors LAMENT"
Come let part" &c. &c.
% Tickets 25 cens-to be had at Lvermore's Book
Store and at the Door. Concert TO commence at quar-
ter Eight Doors open quarter before seven o'cleck
BOY LOST.
TN November, lS47, the Subscriber enlisted into the
i Army at whitehall N. Y, and went to Mexico, Ieav-
ing my son, EDMUND DWYER, then ten years of age
in charge of Recruiting Sergeant Andrew. On my RETURN
Sergeant Andrew had lett the place. and as was inform
ed had placed my in charge of person residing
in Worcester, that vicinity. am very DESTROYS of
ceraning his present place of residence and any infor
nation relative thereto will be gratefully received by
distressed father. Communications may be directed to
Sept. ids THOMAS DIVER.
GREAT SALE OF NEW CARRIAGES.
BY EDWARD RIDDLE,
Horse and Carriage Mart, No. 65 to ~ Union
Street, Boston.
On SATURDAY, Sept 18th, IL O'Clock at my two Car
rage Repositories, Union street,
- Large Semi-Annual Sale of New CAR
GS7A#7f.gS2ST RACES and HARNESSES-Ona credit
ET1f@~txS of months for all sums 5000. inter-
S%->---A- est added Will be sold without any
serve to pay advances and close consgnmen the largest
and most complete assortment of valuable Carriages
ever offered at any sae including the balance of the
ready made stock of W. E. Hale & Co. and other celebra
tel makers, consisting of
superior light Clarence Coaches
elegant Landau, beautifully finished,
superior extension top Barosches
IA do do do Carryals for l or 2 horses
do standing do Charotees, with movable
partition for four or six persons.
10 superior slide top Bugges, four persons
20 do single top Bugges and Wagons, of different
patterns
10 do Lakewood Chaise
do Rockaways
do Open Wagons.
Also, rs single and double Harnesses part which
are of the highest and finish.
Most of the above Carriages have the improved patent
axes and enameed leather tops, and for workmanship
and finish cannot be surpassed.
Gentlemen in want of Carriages for public or private
USE or merchants inten-ng to ship, will find this op
portunity that seldom occurs.
The whole wi II be arranged and ready for examination
by catalogue days previous to sale.
Sept. Il-d&wts
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RO0TS AND SHOES.

v,uE Subscriber having taken the Store formerly neps
by G, BALLARD No. 2lli, In the uni'sc ms nnS.
Hotel Main street, would inform his lren ars and rs
GOOD quality Of Ladies', Gen,lemens Misses Boys anu
BOOTS and SHOES ,. ali.
as 10 usually found In Shoe store' anu io'p''
cts a share of their patronage. AvREs
Gant 4 l. 194S-dlm WlLLlAMh W. n
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Wnrcesfer bank

Worcester Bank
A DIVIDEND OF profits will be declared, payable on
n Monday Oct 3D.
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders, for choice OF
Directors ensuing year, and for The transaction OF
such other business may legally come before them will
be holden at their Banking Room, Thursday Oct 9Th
at q o'clock p M WILLIAM CROSS, Cash.
Sent. is. epstOct.
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:. tAFt Nl NOTICE. :,
All persons having unsettled accounts wiz nn IL 49,,
NV old stand until Oct when will be nesessaIy W '0%s
the busness with an attorney. In my aDsence wW -
Ayres 10 authorized TO receipt bills. Y. bALLA1c
Worcester Sept. Is le46. ""
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GARD.

r.vrNc d,snosed of NV stock Of Boots and Shoes 70
III Mr.. VIM. w. Ayrcs would reccomend HIN 20 -. In
isvorable notice Of my former friends and patrons 10
serving OF their patronage. y.
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Worcester, S. Probate Office, Sept. 5, 1e4e.
To all persons interested in the Estate of EDITH
BROWN, late of Shrewsbury, deceased, Greeting.
YOU are cited to appear a Court of Probate be
IL holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of Octo-
Der next to show why the first by
Charles E. Miles, the Administrator of his administration
of said Estate should not be allowed.
CHAS G. PRENTISs, Reg.
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ia. of the navigation iulsls
uarket-....o.srrully REPORTED roR THs TmsUss

ASHES srm ,,es Fo bob. C,n.8.a F.s o- er,s. era.
ani lnl 81. Aa.efrtn ~ p -7ii and lsat o.
anr grove r better t.,n before ae steamer
fiol ANp MEAL There good isan' lo olr 90 isl.
'on t-s-ri4y The trsnssot.1s rsarh sGo T.re
"' .'- 20 or 5o" barrels. FIR export a. g o sa- ar
U i1 ie have made lfN5 80 f,r c.rrran
ari god braa- 5oa5 pure, There sale of o
got For hNf' fen-y there a. bot lte demand % Southern
tom Baltimore. Richmond. County, &c. sale Of io Bis
D. .ai fig. a.t Galeso Hash made private
ar W-f-ru 10 or P-nr.,lrara end a. ior J-r-j
Baay~'a, h-d a. Sc Re Flour s o6ds lss. VIII .s.-'
GRANITE ha-as.. Gram been rsr, odsrat. % dly
"a 80, s -s 5.' oI CT Co.,. IN - & &
uu The sales Of Corn reach 500 bush, 's6 M south-rl
., northern 20 r Hoaad yellow os TIE sapoiy Of nr-s
Wesrni. moderate and q offered ors good panel RE Re-
s Oats sre 3'a7a cs and stes'y soaer dli offered
rRovlsIo.s- Pors ,h,s much movement Prime b.
i-t9' '--- s.9i. 3. s',oid' - quality -ih .a-, ~
bl 1rerste DOM. bis Prm- Mes Beef
Ias usltt r lard qaet Ts anse .717A sales Of 5000
ire ~. tt' coy were made ~ ~ - and consiea
parcel sHf Mfi-. st S. Dressed good
.rr today and cold stia cs IL Butter there r busesl
dan. steady rates buy C---e rather daef than before
wHlskl-ls duh sud the .aes are 40 t'- a. 4faf r
MErNs-s-, 1000 ps, Lead At IS, cash Iron dull a.
sind 81
ToBACoOA sale Oh 9oo iAds KeHiaely reported bai Ne
nlCE Confines very sa At sl4s 81 4 ne latter for Fnae
LtNK About SEQ casss Eastern SOLD A. - cts cash.
fsHsss ocl Massachusetts Aao1sre at 1914 2saS Is o'
IerTA,so,l @, b.. ne. s Lemon. sh..s h..s, =, .
af 90 caas Carnsnts ana 200 esg' asN waaa''
wAx-sa,. 5000 10. yellow at % ot. cash
HENP-The c,rso u Nsna o. rnarsst heit ~ %
WooLLsse de[s The ~ees Of 800 - Ieee hai y si's
ioall time 3oo Curacao A. about 81. cash
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INTERNATIONAL. ARr-usIoN.

lrsTABLIsHED IN THE CITY or NFw-YoRK TO-
IL hr promotion OF he for No Fine As IA The Jni-i
States Of America by Introducing hnuugh Ne means Of
perpetual Free Gallery the chesrugr ~ The European
School Of Art 10. Ohisci furnish he Student o Art win
Paintings worthy become hi, models and TO promote
general public taste
Subscription 3 per snuurn fog which each subscrbsf
becomes member snd enuued i0 all he privileges or mo
Institution. which ~ follows
L. Amagnfc- Annual Engraving. done expressly fos
the nsliul0n aud worth the lu prizes VI the snnus sun
scripton
? A share In The Annual Dslribuuon ~ Paintings aud
Works OF Art of the very highest cisss
Every NOnday th- Gallery Il reserved exclusively 70
Artist.thus forning practical school u AT for study
In zdiDn these ysrtsres every subscriber 10 the
International Art Un0n viii he honor OF contributing
10 work which nstaon akes upon tself-of .eni
ng every American Arusi 10 Europe, al its own
expense, Ia study two years IN he beet schools.
fF~ The Free Gallery will he ihrO open 10 The public,
II the international. Art Union. 30 Roadway
corner o. Reade.l Monday no u o December pfos
and the books for subscription Will DO opened al the sans
pi-ce aud lime 49,
Subscribers FOR 1919 will receive copy ~ The splendid
engraving. by Affair u Paris of The Payer
after ih- original picture Of Dlbue. proof copy b
seen az the rooms Of the lnsiiiutou
Subscriptions he sent by mail lenclOslDg the cash and
posaga paid directed the Managers N the International
Art MON. who will Immediately forward certificate Of
membership
Honorary Secretaries will be be appointed In every city
10 the Union They will receive Subscriptions and forward
the EuRravings ard Worss Of Art
GouPlL, NiBERf co. Manssco
M tfsua Dee All
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NEW JUVENILE WORKS.

n APPLETON co publ This Day Friday
~ Chrsusr OF The First Born n Pcsifns Island. BY
. Poor Member ~ Christ sol Ifnu price NJ 90
Hesisof Chapter The discovery - the leland a. The
Nuunrers Confession. mn. The Open Boat Navigation
TN Arrest ~ duu1eers The Happy Colony
: Aunt Fanny's Christmas stories Illustrated viii
ssvere yvuod cuts. square ltmo 81 ca Contents Tte
Christmas Party. The spider The Mschevous boys The
Rroiher. Annie Browne Ths Three Bears. About NJ nd
ns Quirky. The Twins The Lti'e Boy thsi was sfrsai
of f.e Water. The MAY Queen The Apple Dumfhsg
The Denii. The King the BOYS >chool
3 Msmmss Bible Stores. ior htil- toys and girls Has
trafet f0 cts
TOE soos 81 Animzs Illustrated, Z. plates 81 ~.
) Holiday House series of tales. ~ Catherine Sin
clair Illustrated. - cts
Liue Aunies Frat Book, OF Words n Three Letters
Illustrated 81
: The Happy Children, tale Of Home illustrated
1Octs
b Home fof the Holidays i.usuoird by Meadows
= cs
D snd No. Uncle John's Fancy Picture Books. six kinds
coorrd p.sie-. 3 rs
u CO publish and have Tor sale very large variety
N Igvenile works adspted 10 all sge- d5 Us
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

~ Religious Notics.-Fp..rorsl Churca Of tse
Good shepherd corner u Mafket sud M1uro- Serves
On sunday. e. ~ l-us hrrs-ngrnrg. afternoon nd
eTenng. seaii Tree Rev -.LIA BOW Rector. 6 IT.
~ Anniversary. TIE sabbath schoo. corrected
vi th- R.frltc Dlf-h Cllfcl r1r1s- ~ -fsfln SO
tor-yt- - h- lo-1 L- pa-i'- sr- e. -'-sfe t--tr
Ffst Anrir--ssrT RI - el.a re q si s-rEc-s io
commerce 10 q GEO = y sem al ty srT n. Frrrs
Eddr-,s ~ Rev =. iscs1isy CO. ~clsr o- -he tcref
~ De Ct1rr at lF
- -cudfer fn4rlar fli-siounry ~ecirtv.-
Tie F0ar-t 4rr .re slr ~o-e'F ~ He ce s4-sI ei
ir 80 Csrr-sf fresaf .ef .l ll.r- OBJ morrow evening,
s-el p -hl. A-P'. ~. r. ,.-'- So o. -
---feT-- 1-f,i - 10 - =. oe-.A- lN
- The Fogr.s OBSCURE ~ -s- .--.e. ,s-.--.-
Sern.nrs f- be- C--f a' y l.cn md Trrfrrsf-
.lr--s 1911 he delivered ar1-rr7 eFelilf by Profess
h-ssf I'Fits s-Zc- = e--l--'s 81 'e.''N 4'
- Emmanuel hurch eorler e Pn-e- sra r5onr-
.r0 y tt.s chlr-t ~ ALrxtNoEH LEoStRn rs re-
ed sd sr-rufe- Pc unanimous 20 all o' re f-stry
% become Tie R-r snd vii enter Upon ~ duties reKi
sunday morning EPscorsi1ls I'D ofners are invited 90
sueud ds IL
r. Notice.-A discourse W. be delivered D Y b.
TH0Was D. VIZ. n~Vt s.bh.h moruice 10 he North
Church corner Fl TOT ard Wtsm-sf a'er which coec-
uon vg be sser behalf ~ ils scloo. ~ lie Reformed
sirg hymn s1i,she 60 Tie o--.s.on OF t'
q The Tnbernacie.-sy regaes, Of The Coarreys-
ION Pes 81 Tu.,fr~nS fi rerc-l lE usr.rrse on the
Irsl.cs lrd Tses ~ t,- T,berlsr= lon0rr0w evening
service 10 Commerce az o'-irck IL
Prof. Bach VIII Dr.. or tomorrow nor ng ~ tho
SOCIETY," Library Bmllilg. }s brrarwaT. sun-ct->Te-
dsn,oiss Dsc,rl % Life; primal and rhysicsL 60 o.
u Father Mathew ToTsl Abstinence sOci-
eIy VIII hold their r-.uar ru1 r. meeting sunday eTe-1
December l0. 90 ococF. % III itar. hll JIG sowsrs
George HAYnucK it- fN-rc0d sawyer u address il-
~ bic Vay here N 80 - o.1-r ssr-
tenar f0 sre1k sforf s-aft f.r DE ac.e-
o. To- ~ JEHNlfts, President
~ Temperance N0rirr.-T1@ &c or T-rpersnre
Society meet every sunday evening. 81 1 s ls7 towe-v.
a f-T doors above Deaucegst al oc.ocs Good speak
nE and si1glE mey suays be eNpec I'd To- palc sr=
respectfully lr FlfeI io er-rf u -IEN ms. rrest
l. REYSoLns. Secretary c3 it-
- sunday Liquor I rnfIc -r1-f o. Wa Bass,
Paor OF me slok-i Church. near De ancy 81 @ preach
Discourse fs funHC tomorrow ~F-r1E.iu which re
viii apply to f- -ct ss pf.rc isi down r ,- lesr,
Exodus list chap -l verse The pg1i- are respectful 3
invited fir
- sunday Liquor Trsiiif.-k1 adjourned publ
meeting vii ne he'd IurstaF ~rrnr- tle I'm inst 40
BroadR ~ Hall $50 Broadway a. 7t o'clock Al Tan sle
oppose f1 ta Sunday liquor Trains ilrt-d Oh attend
Srrerai dI-.l- u.-ei speakers VIII address pie mrtr
b. order ". r DODGE, President
THos Pffss. Secretary c9ir
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Bal. william. sproa Bermuda N,smth & walsh Canton
Br,s saerensnto Williams. VALPARAISO, &c A Benson Coz
sclr Dolphin Bf Holder St John. NB. W Durham Pear
Anderson Lunenburs rs jas Hunter Co. le.s CroNe Boz
,1r Auos North Charleston L M1Cfeaty Co Mar Wi
hams. Appleton Philadelphia corns Fransin, Boston E1ion
Terrell Bridgeport
ARRlvED-Ham ship Dsuel.aa. H.Hle 90 ay fm Hamburg
ship o,vego ngso u dy m NorssHs eoiioa e. . fao'
Rsfi Peter DeuH Hoey O., Savannah, cotton, &c, 10
gsrs esas.ee Dillingham; % sy Sorsans, cotton, Sc % X
Nv aars Lamarn. of Dan..co,a Hal dy I'm SsTea'' 10
b. bra Lssy The 1ass, Ill., 3y TN Bermuda al % Mda'
Jss.oa of SH.,ea Russell Is ay I'm :, Martins 's, % Cen
l-l Spencer Navea let brcs Faneou,ef DAVIS o bosn
,t5i err a. srose bs Kngh Mour~ fH nar- cas- cr
R 49,, r. Ar-ry I'm Isn1arate iCaaary I.--l 81 ut
haus and 20 Brett No.e Len ons G.to fr,sel 20
- -. y ". ..s ,..s M
s-sr Presto Nofa y in Busao' Ayre WOOL hts' a.. 20
oder ~ IL tr.- Perry. aiiee
Br Charlie .rb O. G-os-iosu SC, cotton sHd lumber 20
~ sns. rro-rss- wl'e.ey S d, f s. Nari. SAT @ Il
Tobr-r son Of Nha'sn where ~ of bound Ani l,s 49,
b. jefferson, Scott s dy u - Jago ie cuta sugar % WA
Bourse schf OF BsoksPor iusi arrived Pas'sssf-hr
b. .rcu, of csHasa) Jo.a is d ST NAr' ot'oa &c. 60
ma w.aa fasr. Crawford q, fn savannah. cotton g. 20
D, srs PEN, oe Na.os 9, TN stJohn ~ p..r 20 J..oa
sr Commodore K-suey. frne % d, r stNsls, Pc, cotton
a. o. Gee A,sersou 4 60
p Bee Did, AiN JIM tft-aAin ~
sLr sarsh M-rr struus ~ Bait. mtse 20 Mlaf lar
Neu .hf Lydia Jane Means ot u Nshs, snbs Do 'a'f
SIR Roe. Aver. b tiuar-
srar Mari El1s. k-iehlm. Richmond nfse
S.hf Rnsntl VINE. rqh-n>on, flaa, coal
S,hr IVcursus, Grammar Phia coal
shhr f.1a. Jones. fhia. coal.
scrr Fnneine. Garvood fhiia, coal
Sur nEars. Cer--n. flla. ccaL
:. ~ john Mason. Mason. fhis, coal
schf Bsnn-r Gsndy, fhla. coal
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