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Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24

Tm FEWLE TnrEH.-No trait OF
character j. more valuable n q female
than the possession ol a sweet temper
Home can never be- made happy without
it, II is like the flowers that spring up
iu our pathway rryiymg and cheering Us.
Lot q man 90 night wcuuod and
worn by the tolls Of the day and how
soothing IS word dictated by q good
disposition Il Is sunshine falling on his
heart lie j. happy and the cares OF life
are forgotten, A sweet temper has a
soothing influence over the minds Of a
whole hmiy Where it Is found IN the
wife aud mother, You observe kindness
and love prrdomma.iug over the natural
feeling. Of bad heart Smiles, kind
words and looks, characterize the chill.
drcn, aud peace aud love have their dwel.
Inss there Study then. To acquire and
retain a sweet temper ltismoc valuable
than gold; II capliyntr7 more than beauty
and to the close Of lie it retains all lts
freshness and power Y0UthS Mirror.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24

TnE Rom SmHr-Thr Cincinnati
Gazette quotes approuugly lho following
beautiful sentiments, extracted from the
Catholic Telegraph of Ohio The re-
marks were drawn ont by proposition
10 establish @ charitable institution "ircc
from all scclanau influence, and p1rtiali-
ties"
We rcJolcr most sincerely that a
charity is to be- established amongst us on
these principles. There }, not on the
globe nt the present day a people so
signally blessed ~ the inhabitants Of the
United States They have an abundance
Of terrestrial goods, and they have a heart
which feels Tor any one IN distress. An
that Is necessary to make the whole
country happy To make nll lmirmi.o, I-
10 destroy those miserable scciarIun pro-.
judicc-, which prevent men irom -euug
the good that s in each other NuuIt9
heaven that "all -crtluan ulIucurr- and
parllHliic,' would be- avoided, not only Boo
the proposed charity, but IN all our public
Institutions, Common Schools, and -orlu
intercourse ThI. may bc done without
interfering with the rights OF conscience,
and nothing is required todIiiusc the hlr-.
sing but peace amongst men Of good
will
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24

JErrmsnN's OwNoN or THE BouRroNs.
LnuI- XVI was TOOL OF my own know.
lodge and despite o. the answers nadr
l1f HIM 400 h., trial Tho kmr Of Spain
wa. % fool and OF Naples ihc same.
They passed their lives u hunting. aud
despatched Two courier, week one
thousand miles 10 lei each other know
WHIST game they had killed the last pre-
teiug days The King of Sardinia was
a fool IAeQucen0l Portugal "a Bmgan-
m) wa, an idiot by nature, and 80 wa,
gur King 0. Denmark: their SONS, as Re.
rcuIs exercised the powers Of govern
mauls The King OF PRUSSIA, the success
sor 20 Egodtricktho Great was n mere hog
m body a- well %, 30 mind. Gu-ayusu of
Sweden and Joseph OF Austen were really
ruzg AMI George of England was in %
strait Wui 3euat. There remained mono
but ol Catbalue OF Russia, who had
been 700 lately picked up to have lost b,f
common spu-e lu ibis static Bounparic
lunud Europe, and 70 S}l, this state oi
u..r- which lost it with scarce struggle.
Enc animal. had become without mud
aud pDwodus,, and soWiIlcyry hrrcdila.
y monarchy hr after lcw generations.
And ao oudrth the book of Kings
rom all o. whom the Lord deliver u.s.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24
NOGcc.

A Ill persons are hereby cautioned against
~ trading for or taking an assignment Of
certain promisory note, given by The undersigned
to one Peter Burt for the sum Of one hundred
dollars, dated on or about the 1T of April, 1913.
and payable on tho first day Of December Of the
same year Said note was obtained from the
undersigned without any consideration being given
therefor, was settled and is now frundulently
withheld and | am determined not to pay tho
same unless compelled by law.
ELIZABETH RANES.
SEWER .ounly Arki Nay 8. ISIS 22.3w
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24
antrrf

Departed ths io at his rraidanas III Walnut
mn Lafayette county, On tie 9TH inst, Mn
JANIS GaAaraeR, plisr panmI la#ss Of seven
days, which h bore with ereal Ia.Iiludr. De
was is Yeas, two months AMI fauf dats OH.
lie has lsit Il vile aul five eHIH=a To mourn
their lnss. NJ c@birc wa Haal husband
an atlaetiaaate father and kind nsishbsr. n
loss will be ssYrfly felt by hs ilmiIy aud friends
Communicated
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24
.I'OTECR.

TENHE entire stock Of merchandise belonging 10
4 the fm OF J. 5. johnson & Co Is now Of
fsrrd for sale at cost for cash in hand. and Tor
cash only, to close tho concern.
g. w. SHOWER,
Surviving partner
r. s-Al persons indebted 70 laid firm will
find i 10 their advantage 10 call and settle iho'r
Indebtedness without delay, otherwise they will
hear from me ut court G. ". :.
Fulton. May IL, lSis.23
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24

sANft ANNA.-Thg Union has an article
On the departure of Santa Anna from Mex.
leo and whilst following the Mexican
with It's sympathy eoniesses the folly of
the Pass that admitted him into Mckee,
and al the same time claims for the Prosi-
dent Tie advantages Of if.
what is to be the future destiny Of
this extraordinary man, says the Union,
is beyond the ken Of our sagacity to pre-
diet hut certain IS, that the Wings can
Ho longer make any napilul of the pass
which admitted him inIa McXico. IL
hafe etcaVSe Ia fIpiee at dcoppartHaiz
tHfsHtat beboSeYaHai These bmgang
MeSieans cannot nov say, We could
have beaten the Americans il we Ind
seen our best general nj uur head, They
are now stripped of lhis pretcNt They
haNe had every advantage which they
could eommnnd in the contest ThaY
Inv had three tlmes rs much iurccns We,
aud acquainted with NIL the localities al
the country They have been protected
hyeYery species OF entertainments, They
haNe had Santa Ama, Wilhall the rasauf
eez nj h.s fruitful m.nd=-lhe best general
uf whom they could h1asl-at theIrhead.
AHd gel Jhry have heeu yauguished IN
eyey engagement They can uo lauaar
hoasi lbrlruwu powers N any future Nafs
thay must confess themselves decidedly
uur Interiors. Let us hear no more, thrn.
ri III famous pass mr. OF the unBusI
calmunie- which line Mmgs havr hgapei
ufaa the Presidents head. II is NV
nIheFlhg thcmg OF eaaafatuiatiou Than al
complaint
Tn tins, the Philadelphia American
uud Gazette Remarks.
siuly in tins paragraph, the mon
bHz madr q clean breast oi H. II admH=
tHal the MtxirHu- aaHa had every aleaat-
agg-which the President could aies
Ihem.-ghcy hagf hal SANTA Auna. VIII
ali #tHe resource, of =hiz imuul mind
the best general Of whom they could
haazt-at their head.-pul there 10y ffazi-
dom Polk, and no one olsc.-they haHH
Ind Ihfer times as much iancr as Nc haH.
hH#ns been supplied WiIha Distinguish
ea IHader tp l9RH - taE mlUarg enc.
a|es af ms r,uWrgWfR Us the Imuu
eSa.aaely says IA another pamgfaph-
lIIfnfesldent mviHE m thiswuy, succeed.
a hatler in misma Mexican armies flaa
American armies Id, lhU, encouraged
aHI te-uar-na.Ied. aHH led by their .He=i
al. tHo MuAaans had, under Smia
AHas auspices, liz opportunity eItsa
lasH IN -hud the AmHarm blood winch
~ poured on III hHem Vista, CHHa
EaaIa. Cuurubusea. MaIuo del Re-.
GHaHaiirppc by winch thousands nI
American families haKH heencoyorHdNilh
mourning. But wIa oi this! caes ihH
Washington Union II ha- given IL lie
better eHmce Ia wase our -uperuriiy-lH
sauHul=h the MazieaHs in eNere engage.
HHH. We have even cause 10 fgafa
IN lie opportunity which lac tSauta ANN
Haz enjoyed '-iu destroy 80 many Amen
aaa i've An ds. says the Inioa. 'H
HaW miher the TIM iaf eongululalIaH
HhHH faf complaint Va there egefsz
Uitutiuu 80 pppustrrous and 70 mnatufai
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24

CANSmAlisu iN lRgLAsp.--N the ate Galway
A,.izcs. a man named John Connolly pleaded gull
TWO a charge Of shcop.sicaIng The self conylc-
is, criminal was sentenced 10 'hrea months i'm.
p-..o1men, and hard labaur Mr. Doping, the resi-
J,pt mnulstrate, stated Ia open Court that he
NAV. ofbis own knowledge, that the prisoner aud
b,s family were starving when the oilauce was
o,,om'ttal-ibnt one Of his children bad died; and
la I"I b@,n crrI.5Iy informed that The mother
M, part oft7 isgs and feet rtir ITS d'''h : ~
! H bldhr baig or hward and rs appsHiar' eo''
rob,rlitd tie Information lHig
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24

NNmEL's DEFINITION or THE IANarE
Cmuarrm-Ihs following Is ancytnrt
from a .narrh male hy H. J.. Wiuchcll,
Ula has arrived %. ouf cIyl az tho Pill
rm. Festival, Cleveland. "A real.
rpHume Yankee is full Of animation.
checked hy moderation, guided by de-
termination, and supported hy education.
Joe Ia- y,uam.ou, corrected by liberation,
wirla love o.appn'ut.ou and emulation,
and ii go. iUoa Holn OF 8ggmWiIon, can
as-ume ,hn most profound dis-imuIation,
iof tho purpose of retaliation, always
combined, BE- possible with speculation.
lie is sc'tdsuy.ng. mItrclyIna olway
irving aud into every ihug pying lie
is fond OF priy propuuy sobrIetg
u0'oirJy, and the temperance society
lle is mgging, Dragging dragging,
Io-uiur wrestling bmting, jumping,
dumping, stumpng hopping, swoppiug,
rhopplue, harganmahiug, swapping sort
OF d person. whose destiny is 10 over
shadow with his influence the entire
civilized globe
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24
ADMINISTRATIONS, NOTICE.

4 PPLlCATlON will be made By the UNDER
"A signed, at the JAY term Of the probate court,
IN and Tor the county Of Hampstead, in The State
OF Arkansas, ia the year A. d. 1873, ior an or
der to sell certain real estate belonging 10 the cs-
tate OF james johnson, deceased in order to pay
the debts entitled and allowed against said estate.
SARAH JOHNSON, Adnrr.
aud WIN JOHNSON, Aimr.
Of hs ufaic gf Jas. JsinsoH, dec.
May Is, lsis.2J-iw.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24

pANEs W THE UNITED SrATEs.-The
aggregate number ol banks in the United
Snrcs J.. 1888 capital POS 2lG,OOO dollars
circulating sll6.Ie3,OuO; supposed specie
lu their vaults Sll,733,OOO
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24

Az AMERICAN Is An EuBoPEAN REVOLUTION
There wus, some months, perhaps two yeafs, ago,
piece OF Romantic history, astray upon the eur.
rent Of tashionabla gossip, A young man of the
New York Upper FeHdom, han$omcly educated,
brilliantly gifted aud pfosPecliycy wealthy, as.
samed tho privileges Of passionate youth, aud
shocked HE sense oi pfopriely of the cold hooded
afsloorscy IN which he moved, by marrying a
young lady, very beautiful aud very gifted, but
melody but singer There was intense excite.
menl, Of ooutss. ahandsome lortune,a con.
neeled with very lalleulpd young man, wls
"oul OF the mafkel.a ChrpiUl mummas; with
manageable, hHimmarfiri daughters, grew viz.
tueusly Indignant Al elandrstinr marriages. aud
The young ladies Themselves, with proper llaa Of
s.Hlled merit, sneefed AT the dea of mafFgng
"nobody hut a poor singer" The "oll gentle.
MN hmsalli SO saId fnmar, was very indignant.
anl Prudgngy nude an allowance ai sanl per
ann1m out OF hIa Immense wealth. fbIs was
splfiledy refused; and the young physician aud
his ailst.wile determined to rely upon Their own
eNtflions lheyWefe soon no lunrrri the mouth
OF rumor aud whether the "oll gentleman fs.
leutrd, NJ whsiheflhsy bfayed their lot anaIdsd
Is set down In na eas ppuE chronicle. d. thIs as
II may The Young American surgeon has aHan
eume before the wefil-=Ihs time, IA hero fegolu.
tiunst
\ correspondent af the Newark Daily Advent.
ser recently bfHuHh 10 ualrr hs safEi.s in the
Revolution of sicily \ letter from an ailiaafaa
board thr bu.ted state Steam insals Princeton,
ia the Boston Evening Traveller, gRes the .o.
awiHg uriher particulars
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24
DHaaatA

IiAME tie complainant and fled lis ldl Of
- complaint hrfpin, aud also an affidavit, where
by It appears that John Newbeff, Mnny Dor.
man aud Nilllam DAVIS are aeFafaIlY non.rcs..
duHls Of the State of Arkansas. and Il further
appears thai zllG bIll VI complaint Ia huuah, 10
procure tile 10 lots No ten. eleven aud twelve
llU, Z and l. ia block No. sixteen. .lGl ia the
town of AfeaaeIpha, in the county of Clafk.
II Is therefore ordered adlnlsed aud drcferd that
unless the ihfae NONRESIDENT defendants shall
appear before ouI circuit court in ahanefry sitting,
on OF baarr the third day Of the Aekt term thcrcul.
at a court 10 be holden at the court house IN the
county afafeaAii, on the aeeaaa Monday Of
september next and plyad, answer O. dsmuf %
the said eamplananl's bi.l the saaz vii be taken
as confessed; and il s further afIafed. adiudged
aud deefesd thai copy Of tbs ufasf he published
In the Washington Telegraph newspaper pub.
lshei in The Town Of Washington. IN the State OF
Arkansas, for two successive WeekIy Insertions,
the last Of which Ia be a, least -four 0eelis bal1rs
the fret day ai our neat term of tbs eaaf
Tests. ISAAC ". SMITH. Clefk.
\ true copy ifam the record.
Tesie. ISAAC ". SMITH. oicrS.
2l.2W
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24

\ couple OF climbs oiShe law who
were condugtmga suit before n Justice
i'm Rochester, goi ncouscd at each other
and finally come to blows The Court
su by and looked coolly onlill the lracas
was over. Then the conbatants apollo
gizcd for disturbing his honor but the
Justice, wipmg his specs coolly declared
hc hadu't been disturbed BOO the least and
the trial went on
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24

Amndoloinn electric lngatc of forty
four guns hll rugged, with guns, men,
Hia-b1at, &C., has boencNmhitcl at Buila-
TO. The moialWu. builtby Mr. Il Hurst
OF Cmadu--luc motive power and aprar-
atm. by DE- Albert Henderson, of Buffalo.
ELECTRICITY is iho propcilmg agent aud
her guns are fired, bells uug &cp 10y the
same iu,trumeutulity
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24
Us stEsaGa PsiSerfoS, |
OB IsssiHa, iti. 18th, lsIs.Z

The following relative 10 the con.
msaeemrui of llp revolution, Is rather singular
There s residing ii fdfIafmn, young American
physician usmra Valentine Mot, son Of tie esIe.
hiatsd d. Mott, at AHw York, lie eams thefu
some time ago, on account OF his hratIi aud iial.
NJ HAT the ellnaie was beneficial haa remained
ever Since, Hheu the trouble frst commenced
tins youud Doctor vas hand aud glove with the
eaasPmtur. lhsy held secret meetnrs, until
a they thought, tH#y had enough iaf a general
eatb5.aa; bul ghea Tn time come. OF all Whah had
previously rkpnssei lifir determination n slaaa
fhef lives uaa iaflaues on tie issue, tiaaaig.siT
only armed with twenty mu- kr's, remained true.
After waxing luf Fama llmc gn addition to their
iaTun hope, they salIed ioHl, lad with a stimuli.
laueuus shout Of Ira P.g *" struck tie drsi
blow lor liberty. hK kaoeaiHE- lhs seuJInpls
n lHo oon#f Of Tn slresis, aud taking thor mus,
kFl ifam them Iasy bad not eaas I4T hsIgre
ihrir pro -frss was affHzied, and they wsfe obliged
10 sstk shelter On aHipbaard Al daFk they
emerged from tier eaHrulimeut, nothing danul,
ed with their III luck on Tho previous day and
made a second attempt This time thy were
more fortunate. sf hundreds rushed 10 iIlHif tian.
dafd, and iiaa.IY. thousands. They defeated the
troops al rHefy naali W.io, unable to .land the
tousui, had Hlaisy to their forts aud strong.
lalas, tlcir tn aHnay tbp people by distant can
aauad.rF The IiFsl shell that wls ihIaan into
tie city 90 raasHeatsd tie people thai they dew
10 arms, 10 "a man. ave- TO woman, iaf theFr
Wefr plenty ul ifaaIes armed with all kinds OF
ms.ilg'' rraag 70 asiaeA any royaiist Whp came
IN ihrif way
fh- men siafHed aad earned the palace. pr son.
and all lbs strong hold ia ihs tawn. Tue muuey
found % the haHs. aasu captured, rs Iasf mii.
IitHs of fraHsz
Young Natl, tie American physician. came
Oh board the fuaeeian, add heard hun say that,
whru they began they had but twenty pounds OF
powder. and sd uai know Where to Hai more
So he went ia safs aud procured guaulsa Of sui.
pier, uItre ard eafhaas, and alter working three
a5ys aud ulzhls. umei oui large 4aanly Of
powder, abou, lltaasanl pounds
Tie also stated lhal when they broke open the
ais thry found numerous skeleton IN ehaias. and
some that had bern murdered BY driving nails In
ihrifsNul.s, Thcse remains were supposed 10 be
those OF same Whu had my -ioasly disappeared,
ior speaking against Tie Governmental -MsmDhi,
EIlIF
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24
STATE o. ARKANSAS.

Thomas .Ras, Benjamin $.
Duncan aud Harris flananin
EseruloFEof Wiley New.
brrfy, decreased. and William
nNIs. l@au, Browning,
Samuel sieeas, John New.
berry 3flmmas A. Ro,s.
Mnny pafman. RIchard l..
Wilson, n,=l'hamas u, Sloan
aud ilsni amn $. Duncan,
the thfselasl mentioned aa
trustees ttlie town OF Ar.
oAlelpliia
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RosEsTsoNs ASSEMBLY tats, pl.c. aopir ii; Al
the % "Ss sS M Snd
that viii b. sndsr m. sos nnd pas professors manage
D.NMAN sHIP-GULD SMITHS RITZ 80 OOMs,
as9 Broadway and asa aud -G'eat reduction for ths
week only beautiful hand Taught to all Told and youap
ing hi: week ONE for the course aad 'a'i'ae-
HUU yt,y sable WT5n ,b on Saturday, NGS t.
MADE s and h"a
aud his legs with TAIL though never dGcf
peep ai 9s
bon 70 ss cne
windvasd in both III. gambres that they are quite in
.s
cloth lining inside with cushion Toroe o front wheel
plan arss hub band smooth surface q brn. bIas mounted
pieHioH, bar ,ds grey, calling h%.sf Mr. Cor good hp
hat dts.ed from the ho,yst will s,u r. H..
popy viii ss 's1d opey
reasonable for Of the above property Will the
d. maze e0 10
500 . mo dssr S cd Ike S q
II. 4ff n' ssfo
and
call at Ackerman io Nassau street and examine his new
ACkEsMAN,, late Aefeman Miller icl Nassau street,
AUTHORIZATIONS WANTED Any Information giyea Of
L KARL PErELER would be thankfully received by his
father. at $40 Broadway New York New Orleans Tspers
ri, ass copy
ROOK.KEEPEK WANTED One qualified by Bennett,
ID who has been certified suchor kept books
things being hear oa permanent place. by address
Ing GRIEF, BOCKEE Co. 62 Msiden lcne.
CITUATION WANTED-A respectable Irish person,
Oj who lived with gentleman for IL years chambermad,
aud ihe very best reference here Ms y honesty
briefly and fidelity of situation as chamb rmaii
.'mpstress in respectable private family She perf,c M.
deands her business. nei addressed TO Bridget and left
at this Office. -ill be attended to-
INANTED-Bya respectable Young Woman, atom
w schsmbemad AID 70 do the hne washing aud ironing
do general housework small family. She st rate
washer and roner The best OF city reference from her last
place for honesty and capacity Please TO enquire IN Eighth
street. between avenues and c, for Thomas Walls in the
grocery store.
WANTED-By respectable girl, situation as chamber.
Fuelsh--rau good Apply Jouy,
80 Rsnde street conner Church street.
WANTED-By a respectable young woman, situation to
w do the general Homework oil bms private AmIly has
objection to do The wsurg chamber work The best OF
CITY reference can be given Apply at No 6Manon street,
second floor.
N EThEHLAND sUCIhTr-Att The Annual Meeting OF
IN the Nehsand Society held January 1919 the follow
gentle elected officers for the snspng year
John p Van Eden Hoernan President W s%e v'Se
sehcyer T. Dbbee De Pierre, iskAer ana
y%S E6ES ToLLEEh%'ss. ir'sf N s. P HobEN'
~ best Peach Orchard (Eed Ash Coal scr.ens snd deli
vered at Is 50 per ton the largest Mats - 10 Tor stove
Egg broken Coal taken direct from the boas sl be -
pRTEp EfrSrON corner Of kim and Greenwich streets
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CAHToN-Shp MonIe I-3jlo csssa si5 rolls mating
box silks do tea do mdx do fire crackers ginger
jelly 20 txs ea do candy do mdz bx
Doane-l6j n do csmi ho Rowland AspInwsll
cs mdz do silk rolls msttivg bx scquered do ia
as amph 40 half chests IS chests cemphur 25
CT Cary Co lo9 hf ches 81, bnIs tea 81 cs
Taylor-a Z: McLannh.rt-lce. silks oyohant Son.
Brown Blo.hers-6 do Gordon Talbot 400 do mdze
Nob, IS Wer-3 do Noel 4 De Cour.ey-73 cs tie, 4 A
l. Broil4 CT e,ts e7ok d. tea Wilson Son-0sk do
semnon.-Io do Gil Glib Noye,-!ils ees,s eees do
ware RI Hsyd;n- CO 0lvpnout son-i do Codma.
II do q Nj Abbott chests tea w Underwood-7 SILK
ting silk Whe 40 81 Dars BIoots COZ pgs
mdz Ronalds-5 cs mdz DeSilver-t do 81 NJ Weed
l tea Croker 400 mats 222 PCS silk
20 cs mdx $40 dxs ginger lG7 cs mdz bx TO order.
VALPARAIs-bak Amborix 37 bars copper "a hides $50
otis bIa1a wood 81 bales wool tett co-lG0 alls bra.
zlIa wood to order.
PoRTo CABELLo-schr Oc.an-22 ceroons indigo Allen
Hoye co22 hides 70 bags coffee 10 pkRs copper Des Arts
Huer03a' hides 500 is cerooas indigo Maitland
Phelps Co-S35 hides 10 ceroons 80 coffee Aymar
coz bags mde Phelps COT pkgs copper boxes turle
shell Hubbard co-l2 tons lignumytic w Lewis co..
400 hides Q bxs order.
B,RMUDABrix Helen Maria (repored yesterday 1877 salt
hide do 1877 sheep skins calf do bbs lot Of old
junk w F davenport
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BosIoS, jan l,reksrs Beard.a shs Western Rail- 4
lO do do l09x; do Eastern Railrod, IN. H leA; 10
% reading R.ls.d .sS u DO Nations: n' C. AZ g 90.
Tch and Worcester Railroad 10 DIS 37H DO Cheshire
Railroad s6 Is DO. Vast Boston c.. pvidcnds No lie;
5000 Reading r Bonds. 1850 66h.
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or the arrivals ships. II bak 100 brigs and I7o schoo
ners BJsh ships and brgs Danish: brig and gal
io 8remen bark and brgs French bsk Russians; bs
brig and schooner Dutch bark and briggs Swedish brig
SPANISH brigs Brazilian; and the remainder American
cLEARAvCEs
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Tctsl during the year; :.....;, 300 5j 1896 1861 81
or the Gle ships barks 1888 briggs and liza
were Bri,sh brss Spanish; bark brixs swedish 2
ships and hrigs Danish; brig and gaiot Bremen bark
and bgs Freach; bark Russian; bark brig and schoo.
ner Duch brgs Brazilian; and the mander Americas
Whalemsn.
Al Simons Bay CGH, Nov bark Black Warrior Babcock,
OCT eai At DO, bark 0Oorgo Wash
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Cleared.

Cleared.
ship.-CcpTbis Spkl Chopper. Liverpool. G Mar,h.l
Utica Tksi swan Hsvre BOYD HincIsn Bobby. tBEj
M.Ha wv %,sh sN ,..a, Hel, p,,v
Geo Hsnr. McCobb. do. Maitland Lord.
.ss asSss CHINA
Soy.
Riehmond Virginia, Hoffman. rhiladelpna; Emeline. Mar
tin, do.
Bark XII & 0 sss| RSP.s AnsaSoo
lat ), TO- Ion So So spoke bark FORBES. Of and from New Ha
ycn Tor 70 to nso gin LAT ~ Ion ~ O spoke schf Bengal OF
gan bark Amoi Do Boninse Valparaiso days.
Bark Jane wham. St Martins. 20 days with 1900 bushels
Ha@ourg brig H,n,a Martins, Rio Jsneiro Nov with 2o7o
bags coffee Ss caf skins IS pigs mdse si kin cusde
Nov 81 Ion 90 spoke British ship Stag from Lor for
Brig Pedrazs Dorriti, Nas,su Mp DAYS. TO G Benson
Co. Sid co with bark Gen Harrison for Alexandria, she
Brush brig Planet Bryan Salt Kew dsy. with bush
shs Jch1 Folk from r New ssdoa ID
Bpega in gale from ENE sprung foemas' carried away
Brig Ei.wo ill., lOf Calais, Johnson M.r.soone l. days.
Brush brig Maals, O'Brien Halifax "a DAYS. with Ash to
Brig ava base Calais. via New London day., with um
schr Ocean Bardr Por, Cabsllo Dee ls {. @ Whitaker
e.
Hsulopen bearing W M, distant u mites.
sSr cs0ssy seG: master
schr Oreana. Rich. New Haven.
schr Monterey, S,ubbs. Delaware City.
Schr kase, Jones' Sag Hs'bor
Qbrigs, unknown.
Packet ships Columbia Liverpool! Gladiator London; ships
Mys; bss Cordoba Posce; Erao, Porto Cabeo; Hudee,
Harbor Grace; and Others.
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M EDlCAL LAhD-Dr Morrison, 2oth Flu ton s,,eet ds'
ll hrs entire time 10 the treatment OF Pvste Diseases
Recent cases particularly 9ononon, he IN few
days. Constitutional debility from secret habit inducing
nocturnal ssions, and Impoeney radcally cursd By
him Structure, he cures without pain Sec u Ma Dn,o-
ma yi,h the .sasfnre; Of n, Ashley Cooper s Cmnle
anteed
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Passengers Sailed.

NruyIrAs-Bark Nacoochee-Mr Thomas Owen, Mrs Ma
RAMA Owen, Misses toncha Owen Anita Owen, Rosario
Owen Peplla Owen; S3r Don Martin del Castillo Don E,.
teban Estrada, Don Toms de Ia Vega. Don Perroser MIR
James Hama, Charles MoTehouse, Joseph Taylor