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or TO BOTH II there should be both init same town,
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BOOK & JOB PRINTING

VI all descriptions, done with nentness and
despatch, nj the National WhfE once,
over simms' store, and opposite Jack
SON Hall, Pennsyivania Avenue.
Washington. M 4fss 36 t
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A Prime article Of VANILLA BEANS on hand, and
N for sale CHARLES STOTT, Druggist,
corner Of IN street and Pa avenue.
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sOFAsl sOFAsll

,--.s--z,-=-> FRESH supply Of good and cheap
GSAaa.fsfN1A SOFAS Just received at the following
= prceslf, p, 25 49, 81, d2 and 45 dol.
u ars Also daily expected, fine loi o.
Mahogany and Black Walnut PARLOR CHAIRS and
ROCKERS all OF which will be sold great bargains Al the
CHEAP FURNITURE STORE, under Odd Fellows Hall,
7tl street, between ID and streets s4
All in will please cali and examine the articles for
themselves. s. ID, BROWN.
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ROCK, SWAN & INGLIS,

INDELIBLE INK without preparation, at e5 per box
i For sale by CHARLES STOTT.
Druggist and Apotlecary.
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ALBION LIE INSURANCE co
LONDON AND NEW YORK.

INSTITUTED IN lSE
NOTICE is hereby given, that perss assured in the Al
IN bon from this date permtte 70 visit Europe, all
Of the year. in rsteass vessels without any pay
charge for risk and that their policies shall
remain In full force during such voyages and residence In
any part of Europe.
Prospectus, with modified conditions, rates, DC may be
JOSEPH FOWLER,
H. S. BUCHANAN, n Il
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A H. YOUNG, Merchant Tailor, three doors west Of
IL Browns Hotel Pennsylvania avenue Keeps constantly
on hand large and elegant stock Of ready made coihng,
III almost every ETY. and style Of garments Gentlemen
In want OF suit for immediate may rely upon getting
goods OF the best gray and made equal 10 the best be-
spoke work. All garments warranted represented.
Price very low. Also large and elegant assortment OF
furnishing goods
". Terms caHlI Ae5F FEt
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FAIRBANK,S PATENT PLATFORM
SCALES. s1#

THE UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE which is felt in the
accuracy and perfect adjustment Of these Scales is such
thai they have come be regarded ne standard from
which there is no appeal
Scales the above manufacture Of every required modi
fcaon graduated 10 the English, French Spanish, Porl.
guese and Chinese standards, for expectation AMI home
trade, constantly on hand and for sale by
oct ly' FAIRBANKS a. co, 81 Water ST.
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snr's Patent Japan Hacking IL about the hest article
OF The kind we have seen. The poa wheh Ii impar,g
the understandings Of " brilliant and lasting: we
have tried IL, and Il boos ssy all this IN iis behalf
4ai IErsni,ig Bulletin. Juas7
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SATURDAY EVENING POST.
AMAMMoTH PAPER.

DEVOTED TO MORALITY, PURE LITERATURE,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS kGRICUL.
#s# TURE, SCIENCE. ART AND
AMlSENENr.
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Patent Hacking Mr.. J. Wear, No 80 Chestnut street
has prepared Patent Liquid Backing which produces
beautiful jet polish, and does not ine the leather Those
who would have polished understanding should the
advertisement in another column " 81 Gazette, lkty l.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 21-6P.M.
Another steamer being nov due at Hsfar, with .
weeks later foreign dealers In leading articles Of
produce disposed TO await its reception before
operating freely; and with the exception Of cotton
trade rather sneuid In this staple exporters for
the French trade entered the market and transactions
purchasers. The -four market, owing to the con-
tinued mild weather and free receipts continued de-
pressed and, in the face Of limited demand for the
Eastward prices favored the buyer especially for
brands OF this state and Western, while extras
remained about the same. Canadian, In bond was in
lair request at previous prices Southern brands
tinued dull. Rye -four and meal we're without marked
change. There continued to be . good demand for
milling, and prices we're some 6rmsr. Corn continued
dull with moderate sales, on terms stated below.
There more doing In rye, and prices steady.
Oats contin ued hrm and sales made at i'm
provsnent in prices. The pork market continued dull,
especially for which was less salesbs at previous
prices except In small lots to the local trade prime
quiet At former rates Beef continued insctive.
Lard was In steady request. There marked
change In butter, except for commos grades, ~bch
were dull Cheese was in good demand and firm for
ratee stated below Coffee remained about the same.
AsBss-The market continued steady for both sorts,
with tales OF about 100 barrels pots at SO 81 ST. and
30 barrels pearls at SO BIZ. The stock Of pots
light, vbile that 81 pearls vas far
BhssDsrUrrs.- f1ow-The Gales for the day reached
$50 bbls including ordinary State at 81 so 81 e2H
commsn State and mixed Ohio and Indiana at 81 62k
49, straight state and Ohio at - rs 50 ST. choice
State at ~ 81 s4Tk; mixed and straight Michigan
at - sly IS; fsvorte Michigan at IS q 50 IL, aud
bills sold at So 2b IS 3TH Rye Ffcur-2o0 bbls sold
1T 81 " ~ Ccsr Nesi-30o bbls. Of Jersey sold at
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BALTINoRfl Nov. 21 1919.
Shocking Case Of Suicide -Unrequ'ted AB.etionF1e
~en's yfnf 10 Ner Yorh- Rumcred Forsey-Markets
Our city was shocked yesterday morning by the re
citsi Of most distressing case Of suicide-Alred r
IIsig youth about twenty years Of age having been
found suspended by the neck in his bed room lie
clerk in the fringe establishment Of his brother Jas
NJ Hse In Baltimore street. and left the store at II
O'Clock to deliver package Of goods apparently In bis
usual good sprits About half hour afterwards his
sister, Who sitting at the dwelling Of Mr. Hsig, In
Lombard street heard enter and 60 up stairs
and presuming IL Of her brothers she did not
look 20 who II About ten minutes after, she
heard chair fall, and imme distely went up to see
Who II vas when she found door locked and
could get no answer. The door finally broken
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Stock in city, in all hands, estimated 900 bales
FmH-Ths market generally was firm, but no sales
FRUT-Raisins were selling to a fair extent, and
prices showed marked change; about 900 boxes
changed hands at So 37H.
FREIoHTs-For flour to Liverpool to arrive after the
LIST January, Is was the rate paid Ashes taken
at 20s. per ton and cotton at 7-32d Ac To Havre,
40. the current rate
and the market very firm. They held at loo.
with AXE. refused.
IaoN-some 400 tons Scotch pig sold at $40 So cash.
and $40 so q $21, months.
to arrive at 81 and 500 pigs lower mine Missouri at 81
12H, months.
MoLAssEs-Further sales Of Porto Rico at &c., four
months.
OLs -Linseed oil was held firmly at 70c for botA
kinds, with sales of 2 900 gallons.
Provisions. -Pork-Sales we're made of 500 bills Of
mess at $40 62s $40 IS; prime was dull at So 62K;
clear was ssleabe at $l2 BeefTransactions reached
800 bbls Of country at So 12 for prime and So rs for
mess and 200 terces prime at SIG OF beef hams,
sales 200 bills Of country at Sl2 Sl2 IS Lard
$50 bbls sold at 61lc 6sc kegs were dull at 6s4c.
State CheeseSales Of 200 casks and 100 boxes at
51Sc. CSC, rs in quality.
RcE The demand was fair, with sales Of 100 casks,
to arrive private terms and some lots on the spot
AZ SO SO Q SO 62h.
suoAn.-soO hhds New Orleans and Cuba were dis.
posed OF in lots, at SIC q CSC, usual time
Sp.LTER.-About 40 tons changed hands at SO So.
ToRAcco.-The demand continued good, with sales Of
100 hhds Kentucky for expert, at 7hc. SIC, and
some parcels Connecticut seed at 12c. a 13c.
TN.-There was steady inquiry for Bancs, and
holders frmer for lot Of 500 slabs tic. paid
bbls at 2ic 7hc. for Ohio, Jersey and prison;
drudge was held at 26hc, time and interest
Receipts Of Produce per Hudson Rive, Lines This Day.
Flour, bbls. II 500 Beet, bbls ...... 1910
Corn, bush. 49,. 1890 Ashes do. -. 2lO
Wheat, do. IL 100 Whiskey, do. 49,. 80
Barley do. ....... $500 Cheese boxes. 49,. 1900
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The Tragedy MT Macao.

The Tragedy Mt Macao.
The following despatch announcing the assassi alton
OF the Governor Of the Portuguese settlements at Ma
Gao China has been received by the Secretary Of the
Navy
UsIrsp Srarss FlAa SHr PLvmourp,)
Macao Roads, August 20, 1s+9.
Sal havo the honor TO communicate TO the De-
partment Information OF horrid tragedy, attended
with circumstances Of unusual atrocity and barbarty
which occurred In the immediate neghborhood OF the
city Of Macao the afternoon Of the ed instant His
Excellency, NJ Fsrrers de Amarsl, Governor Of Ma
who was taking his customary evening ride on
horseback, ACCOM- panied by his aid both
armed, was waylaid BY somssi eight Chinsmen and
brutay assassnated the public road at short dis
guese from the Chinese territory Ills body much
mutilated, and his head and hand, Che had formerly
lost his right arm we're cut on and carried away. No
clue has yet been had to the psrpsstors Of this foul
deed
ny this Aeplorsble death Her Most Faithful Majesty
has os energetic and trusty servant AID the Cello
ny OF Macao an upright public spirited and much
loved governor.
You viii perceive from the protest Of the council Of
the government IA translation Of which IL herewith
encosed that sluson il made to piscsrds that have
appeared from time TO time at Canton. Offering large
reward for the head and that the suspicion
IL cat upon the Chinese authorities Of Canton Of
niving atisnd ssnctioning the crime.
The audseiy Of this cruel and prem editated murder
oiled the public mind with sstonishment and conster
nation ard 90 great we're the approximations OF the
foreign community here that lat the request and with
the consent Of the authorties) instantly ordered
force necesrily small to be landed from the Dolphin,
for the protection OF oountrymen shore In
of need and despatched fast boat TO whsmpoa. with
orders for the Plymouth to repair TO this place with all
despatch.
Upsn receipt Of the intelligence at Hong Kong, her
majesty's steamer Medes, having the ship Amasop In
tow proceeded 70 this place, and arrived here on the
have the honor to be- very respectfully your ODE
(sisnsdJ D. GEIsTNGER,
Commanding U. 8. Squadron, East Indies.
Secretary Of the Navy, Washington.
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open. and he was found suspended by piece OF new
Manila rope, evidently procured for the purpose dead
beyond recovery piece Of rope, with moose on the
end Of 1t, found In the room broken indicating
that he had made two attempts before succeeding,
using the rope doubled the last time Rumor assigns
the cause for the deed, hopeless and unrsquited
siopally visited the store to purchase goods.
The Friendship Fire Company are making extensive
for their visit to New York next month,
ard give grand ball this evening TO ease the nnancss
and silver mounted, costing Is now re-
ceivipg the finishing touch at Rogers establishment.
our city yesterday full Of rumors Of forgery to
the extent $50 OO0 said to have been committed
hitherto respectable citizen one Of our bsuks The
check said to have been presented and paid, the
fraud shortly after discovered the arrested money
recovered, and by special agreement all parties bound
to strict secresy.
The trial of host Of charges Of violation of the
law for selling liquor the Sabbath, commenced
yesterday before the County Court, and determine
ton evineed to enforce the law to the full extent The
City Court vii: also have its bands full, as under.
stand there will be nearly hundred cases brought
before the Grand Jury.
The Baltimore flour market quite dull yesterday;
holders willing to sell at 81 S7H at which We
have reported sale Of 400 barrels Howard street.
City Mills We have heard Of no operations for day
or two; holders we're willing to sell below So
slight decline in the sales of wheat yesterday prime
red sold ut 81 o. to 81 o. and white at 81 o. to 10
per bushel Corn Sales yesterday OF yellow at oSe
Go and white at 66c 6Sc Sales Of whiskey at &c
2sc in hhds and bbs There offered at the scales
yesterday 1900 head Of beeves, about l7O0 OF which
sold to city butchers and packers at prices rang
ing from 81 to So so 100 the hoof being equal
to 81 SO net, and averaging 81 Ga gross The mar
ket active 800 head driven to other markets.
and the balance remains unsod There Is full sup
he following were the Stock Board yesterday
81 100 Mary 6s l03la 81 600 City 6s 10 l03 $1,000
alton sG en s - ih Insurance d. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, time, iss4 20 do. do, ASH.
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s. Q So 90. Wheat-The sales included $500 bushels
prime Geuesss at 81 %, short time Rye-S,000 bush.
sold at o0o Ole Barley quiet at $50 q 62c. Oats
Sales made at 4ie 42c for Northern, and 3Sc.
for Jersey Corn-Ths sales Is 900 bush at 81 No.
exc for Western mixed: 63c for fiat yellow; $50.
63hc for round yellow, and 6ihc for Southern white
Buckvheat WAS plenty, and salesble at 45c.
CorTos.-Thsrs has been doing to-day amongst
French exporters and spinners The sales up 1880
bales. We reduce our quotations to conform with
prices actually paid :
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.

STOCK SALES.
BosroS Nov 20-Brokers' Board 80 shs Old Colony
RR, 1914 a763S; Merchants Bank, los; 10 Northern
RR, 62s 25 East Boston Company 1iE; Essex Com
pany, 1854 As Vermont snd Mass RR 30 so do $50 80;
10 do bio, 80: Western RR l04 l04 10 Fitchburg
RI, 1loK; 16 Bottop and Maine RR los; Is Vermont
Central RR, AZ; l Boston and Providence RR Of; ~
Norfolk County RR 34zs S5h State Bank, 60I; 245
dividends Vermont Central RR Mol So 65 So e6; 20
do, No. 2, S213 Second Bosrd76 shs Vermont Central
RR, b3o, 47h sEastsrn RR, lol14 10 Norfolk County
RR IS; Fall River RR, 80
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEw BEDFORD Or MARKrr-[For the week ending
November 10 J. Sprm-Thsre continues a steady, fair
demand, and prices are we'll sustained. We notice
sales Of 700 bills in parcels at lis oents 400 do not
refed at the price, and cargo Of ,243 bbs
private terms In Boston sale Of $50 bbls, made,
at lis cents. Whas-Ws have change to notice In
the market which remains firm with limited demand
purchases only being made for the supply Of immediate
wants The sales Of the week embrace parcels OF 400
bbs common, at a. cents aud goo bbs. good North
west Coast, in parcels at 80 cents, cash Whaebone
The market Is firm at IS cents but have sales to
report Candles-A sale Of 400 boxes Sperm ives ade
few days previous to last at 80 cents and subse-
quepty sales Of 100 boxes at 36 200 do at 81 cents
cash or its equivalent and a25 do private terms.
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cs'I;i S sfs.sis t.'s::' TT s:s
S.Sla. Son; Baldwin Johnson ' cSsrs. sSa
sshT.-wR conin. oar,i.. San Francisco L rra,,.;
A m s:n' a. s SS gPs sS,
ssd oornsa f.ulh9sr Boston Sarah osOOd New Bed
rsek, ship Columbia ygrber Liverpool Oct ~ with mde
vsn.i. With ship Penn bound tfrcn Phsd.pSis Tor
Pr.dsn,z Taylor Richards, POsOnao River 10 days.
sehr Lsur. Jane, D.lsnes s. Marks 70 days
sehr hsnricO, futile. Richmond. 8 days
:sS! s.I.s. I.asi james: Bas%sss: Jay.
sshi JTd,h wsId Asd.,.Ss. sullivan days with ara.
ns R ssr.sa ss,.n days with granite
~ slSoS R RsI. D'; s$I ss's sss n.rsor
No vefss in sight from the Highlands ut yesterday
Sailed.
.ss .y w p ssn E. ss' Ss.S:p Lily,
cklde Harold, Havsna hsyhOvsr, New orleans Others.
Nov 2l-wnd during the day from NV
Foreign Malls.
vii I.. x: Ss a.. D q r My,.gs
received for sailing packets for. Europe sssh
Letter Bs,. nsyas. steamer Isabel will clos. on
saturday 2tth stsls o'clock,
pool win close Ii. Herald Office on wsdss.asy assS .,
Letter, be prepaid tn. Herald Omss to any par,
Irrrss BAGS Of packet ship Hottinsusr for Liverpool
viii clee the Exchange Reading Room t67 Exchanged
ss Bss; g, Isabel will close gu
Letter Bags steamer America fer Halifax and Liverpool
will close AZ above Wednesday 18TH at half TO- where
letters can be prepaid TO any part Of the world.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
rpeAprowr Nov @-Arrived, Isth-schrs Llnnst Nick
Tgndyl Relief bound p FRANKLIN, ao Northern Belle
rityssrsld, Nantucket for NYork.
sth-The above in port schr Rio obsr, Bangor via
Nsructe with lumber for ship John Adams Of Nantucket
Pratt, for Nantucket
tb AN-In port the above; also brigs Eyy lBrl for
Bay Of Fundy Relief Johnson for Halifax schrs Northern
Belle ftsssrsd for NroIk. Lnns Nicssrson for Ply
terey, Gould Concorda Signal Grecian, Gchr bound T.
sloops Napoleon Redde Nantucket James Nelson, shuts
number Of schrs in the outer roads, names net .scer
Sailed i7thBrg Geo W RsnssI Chase Bath schrs Mar
tha Wsshinrton Morse, Portsmouth, Moro Crure Boston,
TER Portsnd Geo Everett Kssr do vsiocty Montsom.-
ry Boston, Hesron. Small, Ne-buryport samuel Nah,
Cook, via Holiness Hole, 10 reload for Bangor.
PHiIsDsLpHIs, Nov H.4PH-Arrived-stsamer Column
bus Peek Charleston Commerce Greensv Boston; schs
Telegraph, southvorth, kddletown CT Triumph Macon.
CIer.d-Brigs Mary Crowsl Boston; A Dunbar, Hop
kins dol Commerce, Greenlsv do schs Increase Wetcot
Do Telegraph, eouthvortb, Hartford Fisher Andersen
BOSTON, Denmark. Crowe kedford; Triumph Mason Pro-
Norfot, Va Harriet oarretson, Scott wsshngtcs Mary
Jane smith Abany barges Grampus Reed, NYork Venus
Hsines, do Ohio, Reed, Jersey City.
miscellaneous.
STEAMSHIP Eupopa-The subjoined letter giving an
eosnt u the disaster 70 ths vessel from this port TO sss
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On Wednesday, 21st inst, of consumption, CHARLES
WrAKKR late Of Harmony Hail. Centre street, aged 20
years.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
vitsd TO attend his funeral from the residence Of his
mother No Sas Hudson street, Friday sd inst ct
O'Clock, p NJ.
On Wednesday, the 2lst inst, PArRIck QvIsK, aged
81 years.
His friends and acquaintsnces and those Of the IA
mily requested to attend his funeral, Friday at
p NJ, from his late residence, No. 81 Ann street.
On Wednesday morning the 21st inst, Mrs BRIpGsr
K,rr, In the Tlth Of her age.
Her friends and acquantances also those OF her sons
Cornelius and Charles invited to attend her funeral
from the residence Of her James No 10 Sixth street.
this afternoon, at o'clock
ON Wednesday, the 2lst inst, at Wilamsbursh
Long leland RUFus BELpEy P1ILLIrs aged is months
The friends and acquaintances requested to at
tend his funeral from the house OF his parents No 1a6
South Third street Thursday afternoon at o'clock
At Westminster, VT 18th inst Mrs ELrcrA, wife Of
William Whittls, and daughter OF the late Nathan
Rugg, aged 90.
AtNsw Orleans llth Inst, Jops Gsxr, native OF
County Monaghan, Ireland, aged IS years.
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Passengers Arrived.

SAN IsArcIsCo VIA Cnteprs-steamship Alabama Al
New Orleans-D Iedyond, Donohue. " Bovsop, W n
Dtyer, StcnnatG Gibson, Laughlin. N Morgan, 3
gavit, u Robinson, Kahn, Mr. NoIsnd and servapt A
Hess Lousvill.i Geo wesley Jas Nshsa Deci st L.
land bisenby, Mr. swsger, william worthns A Goiedsne
Nhmore, Carson, Maryland q Johannes, J Res Jas
CON Daniel mallory, Isaac Gallon A Norris smedsy T.
ne.lsskey, Y lee, D. sants, Chsisrsn, y Toatsnt
Miller, Thos Honey Louisisns Gates lady eos, asA
dsuehierl Stories lady and daughter Illinois, Hoen
Cram, Cosad, Blake, Dodd, Wn Davidson Dsr-
ling Darling Mr. Cox Mr. Darling and Prise.
h,sylsnd, Wells VIM Dsuniscn, Tsnnsssee s.aturn,
Bradford New yereeri Sinclair, Edssit. CLARK,
Mfkinson Rob-, Missouri; Hixon, Brown,
Potter, underland Booth, II Foster, A Hitch
IS Ansersoe, GreenissG noSsven. New Yors JLsss
TREBLE, Demercst. New Yerk; Wilmer, WIN Hinlsy
hsy, pemsrest New yort; 9 Robinson, " Dossy,
NMouell b c Alexander. n Hsll, p Brown, Rls.
sey, " SARGENT, Allen, Whtmere. Davis. Lew
Lsg nre Hitchins, servant and two childres Cain,
sprowl VIM Hsskin. New forhi PNe, nsrvisnd
LrvyprooI-Psoket Ship Columbis-Nrs Fleet. Miss An
son Lieut. Gray and lsdy Beatty, Mr. Day, Mr. Lsvia
Miss Perry, A Kruals-t27 In the steersse.
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Married,
On Tuesday, the 10th inst by the Rev Mr. Ward,
WIN. X. TAYLOR, of New York, 30 Miss HELEN NJ. Don
BINS, Of Green Point. Long Island.
On the 10th inst by the Rev. Mr. Remington, Mr..
ALEXANDER Durr TO Miss EMHLrSE, daughter Of James
HyGtt Esq all Of this city.
On the 18th inst, at Refuge, Md, GKoRrk BRENT to
CArHEnIrK, eldest daughter Of the Hon. William D..
Nerrick.
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m AaITImE IHTELLIar HOn

Port OF New York, Nov. az, 1S49.
SUE nrsSs.. ....e moon SETS. 20
STR sETs... a 20 MON vArnR.... o.
Telegrsphic.
See column Marine Intescncs
by magnetic telegraph.
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BsnNupA-Brig Lady Of tho Lshs-Mss Hinsou Miss Pc
rot Miss Tucher, q Tough, Bermuda Miss BalSvis ! n
Rohinsc. sNsmes New York: JE Perot Berhlee Peg
res CALIFORNIA.
Sac EsArcIsco-Brig Geo Ryan, from Bosssn-Mssrs r
snd W Wilbashy, Of Boston.
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Announcements Of Births, Marriages and Deaths
inserted unlsss duly othsnticatsd and paid fer.
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Bdes-Reindser Ba.chelder San Franchises WIN watson.
Currier. Barbados, Trovbridge Sons; tBrD Bou-
drot Halifax Ms Btsine; Jane Allison, Brown 81 John,
NIB, &C, Nsvus Son; Badwi Johnson, Charleston
Durham Dimop.
sshTs@wm Collins oaryi., San Francisco, Yra.e;
Chss Mills Francis, Wilm 'nston, NC Dollner Potter,
GLOBE simmons dol Southerner studiey, Phiisdsphis
Hand Corneia Faulkner Boston; Sarah, osgood New
ford 1vanhoe, -, Haiioveii.
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The following despatch announcing the assassis
OF the Governor Of the Portuguese settlements at Ma
Gao, China has been received BY the Secretary OF the
Navy