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ANNA THEREsA CornEsY daughter Of John and Ellen
Oonnery, after short illness. on Sunday. Oct II.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon, at 2 O'Clock ON
her residence, 149 Franklin street.
At Stapleton l. on sunday evening the l4th inst,
AARcARET. relict OF Abm Hutchings, and daughter
81 the late Cspt HeDd n Moore, Of New Brunswick
NJ
On Sunday night. Mrs. MARIA FoSsEn, aged As
years the wife ~ William Former.
The friends aud relations of the family are respect
fully requested TO attend the funeral from her late
residence. 400 West street this day, at 10 O'Clock
On the 10Th inst, CArHARrSE wife OF j. j. Sturgis,
aged p years
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully Invited funeral from her late resi-
dence ~ Suffolk this day at half past O'Clock.
October 18th MANA LOUISA, daughter OF Richard and
Ann Halsey aged II years 10 months and IL days.
Her fri. bds respectfully invited to attend her
funeral Tuesday AFTERNOON, 10th inst at O'clock
ut No. 20 West Broadway Place. Hor remains will be
taken to Marlborough, Ulster county, on Wednesday
morning, at o'clock
At Abeih Mount Lebanon, Syria, Aug. Is, OF dyson.
terry after illness of four days REBEccA, only child
Of Capt Robert and R.becca Hutchinson, Jr., Of this
city, aged years l month and days.
Az New Orleans on the 9th inst, Of yellow fever,
SAMUEL BROOM Esq Of the State OF Pennsylvania and
for the last Ave years n resident Of that city.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 10 L. NJ.
Trade In general opened languidIy to-day and trans
actions in descriptions Of produce compare
lively limited Cotton steady at quotations. with
moderate ssles The -four market heavy and sales
Of common State and Western made at lower
rates. with some better enquiry for export. There
were some sales OF Canadian mads terms stated be-
low. The receipts were larger while the Eastern and
LEGAL demand was lilo ited Southern brands exhibit.
I'd no change while tales moderate Whce. sold
TO moderate extent. Including good Geneeee, with
lots inferior Southtra, terms stated below.
Corn sold pretty freely but prices ruled in favor Of
the buyer. There was no marked change in other
prsin Rye -four wanted for shipment to the Bril-
Sish Provinces Meal wa. IN limited IA pply and prices
STEADY Pork was in fair demand with ssles of mess
and prime on terms stated below There was m ore do
Ing In BET and at steady prices Lard was selling
more freely. and at trmer prices Cheese frmer
with more doing Butter was in fair demand for good
Mt full prc.s. Groceries inactive asCoffee con-
tinued quite firm with moderate sales Of Java and Ma
xacxibo at full prices
Asnrs-sslss OF 80 a co bbls Pots we're made at 7c;
and about 90 40 Pearls. 1T about Sc 1871 a SO 1872.
BnrApsIUFrs FLgr-Ihe transactions for the day
rescbed about 0tO bbls including sour at So 80 So
nns at 30 e. 80 81 ~ Canadian lin bond at 81 62IS;
old common State ans mixed Western at 81 6s 81
new con mon and straight State and straight old
Nestern ~ s+sla - ~; new mixed and straight
Western at 81 81 So 20; favorte Western at SIS 1875
as leA; puie Geuesse and Southern Ohio at SIS Is
s. SO. SIS IS; .xua Ohio a. Sc 81. a S. "a, aud
So o2s 50 rs the latter price for consumers supe-
rior brand of extra family -four: of the sales
25c0 bbls TO be for export including
1C00 bills Of Canadian aud 500 bbls. uniuspec ted.
Sonfe'n Ffcw-Ssles Of 400 bbs 81 SIS 81 SIS 80, for
old end new common brands Rye Flour Sales reach
ed zoo bbls. st SO S306 Corn Heal-Sales embraced
ITO bbls Jersey at 81 l2H So 49,, aud Brandy wine
In small lots. Mt So 31k Wheat-The fales included
5000 bushels PRIME tennessee. part at 81 o. and the
residue on private terms and 800 bush inferior red
Scutbern ~ SIC Rye-25o0 bush sold st 6oc de-
Nve'ed Oafs were dun at IS q Ioc. for Northern and
s. SIZE Tor Jersey BUley-Ssles reached 100
bush fair to prime two-rowsd, at 60 a &c aud 200
bush prime six rowod AZ &c for mailing. Corn-'rhe
txles compr,ed 81 zoo bush. at 81 CSC for Mixed
e3H at5c for Western and Southern yellow, aud G5
Gee for round yellow,
BL.spr.-ssl,s Of 20 half pipes Of Cognac were made
NJ 81 50 n s rs
Corios-As L. usually the Monday, though
gCoo reason is apparent the market rather dull
Balss not exceeding co.. bales Prices however,
brnly maintained We continue quotations -
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Passengers Arrived.

UAvRE-ship Atisntie-hr Ewing Of Penn; 0'Reilly Of
DunIiN-Bsrk EIterTrise-Dr Welsh lady and two chill
6ren, " Gully Mics Hunt. -
nAIIr.x-Brig Ninerva-wn and Michael Leonard, Miss
Leonard kias Mcneil snd niece Smith, Graham Miss
Baury and niece, Stewart.
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7 IsT JF LETTfks RETAINING IN TIE NEW YORK
IL Post Cfhoe, October IL, lsly
OFFICIALLY ILfIisHED
IAEcbsT ciRCULATioN.
Please aoI The date OF the LIST IN which they are ad-
vert
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Cleared.

Teiegrnphic.
Bes general column tie a,cs Mar ., Ir,sus-.
by magnetic telegraph.
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MARITIME ,NTELLIcEHoE,

Port OF New YORK, Oct. 10, ps,o.
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CsrrLE offered 1890 beeves, $500 Southern, the
Yemairdsr IL, m this state aud the East,) 6j
and calves and 600 sheep and lambs Prices, Ac.-
We have but tls Of Importance TO notice In bseyes
thi- week The ards are fsiy stocked; the demand
during the week has been up the aud prices
to Say 6rm sales Of good failing qualities at from
81 20 ITO 81 90 About 100 left lot of 40 head
shipped to Bermuda Sales Of and calves at S2 so
70 $50 $40 according EQUALITY -l6 unsold Sheep aud
lambs he supplies are the increase and prices
anything shade easier Sales Of sheep at 81 IS to
Ss75 81 30. Lambs, 81 s2s Sc $500 remain
pnsCld.
TariGHr,-C Continued dull and rates were nominal;
TO Liverpool gram was refused at Sd. There
char &c TO London. o. the continekt. There
enquiry for taiiforuia.
HAr- LOCO bales sold at 4Je . 5se cash, for ship.
ping
Provisions -rork-sales included 500 bbls at $40
BIZ for and So ~ for prime small sales Of sofa
niece at 81 - aud SOUR mess A. 50 37k 50 ~ Beef
Saes Of 400 hbls made at IS IS so for prime,
and $40 80 for including 800 bbs River mes
private term. Cut NtaiBS Sales reached 100 hhds dyy
sn shoulders vt ~ aud 100 900 lbs dry sailed sides
CRIB in) 80. fRrd-Saes included 500 bbls. aud
tsfctss GRE athc fr good 90 prime 100 half bbs.
NJ &c. ana 300 kegf, good TO prime at &c aTiko.
GLesse-5 100 b. Ies cod at Ga. a6hc Butter WAS
without cbsngei prime vas In good demand, at full
prices.
BrE-wss dull while 10 sales Of consequence trans-
rred.
suelns 20 Sales Of 200 bhai Cuba Muscovado were
made at sac 5kc There we're no other sales o.
conscquenoe reported.
wHE-sales Ct % Or eaGkf Of Fort were made a.
Gee a55
wmsEr, The sales eoupriscd so bSls. Ohio aud
Prifon nj 2tlfc NC closing heavy; Drudge was
lover; falts IS hhds Al &c time aud interest
hee,ipfs 81 Prcdrts per HaSs1s Rrer Linz this doy
Flour bhls 80 Ol2 Lard, kegs.......... 2Olo
Wheat. bushels. 500 Ashes. hbls...... 20
Corn, do. ..... .4n 2is Whiskty ......... 49J
naN. A
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Frndssonss and salmon to soule whitney Co. Sid in
with bre Gypsum. Tor Bridgeport.
Sehr Benesl, Crouch Thomas 4 days
sohA Franklin Peass, 1homsstou.4 days.
Below.
Ono full rfged brig. Of tho Highlands
Der I5Wind at sunrise. M at noridas H. ct sunset s5E.
lslt
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CITY TRADE REpoR :.

o6pG"mUHr ~ M.
This being the last day Of the week Do general
dull and With some exceptions. transaction, we're
Of -four we're lover, while owing to moderate
for the Brth Provinces quotations for inferior grades
remained about the same. There change u
moment In southern brands which we're steady tor
both old and new brands. No sales Of moment wore
made in wheat while there Was some less Southern
Offering Prime Western and Southern In fair do
rapd for milling. Corn continued heavy. aud prices
ruled In favor of buyers. Rye -four and meal oont-
Du~d dull with moderate sales terms stated below.
There was NO change in oats. Pork held some
A,mer, but sales light Beef exhibited no change
Cut meats were dull and transactions mostly oondnrd
to the retail, trade The cotton market active hat
prices ruled the same Groceries steady but
transactions In coffee aud sugars made to sows
lese extent. There was . speculative movement In
Cuba tobacco and nearly every bale in hrst hands
bought up mortly on speculation
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Inx Aspvcrios AND RKrsRN or Ma CLAvs SsavAwr.
Lss-Thrss or four color-d induced Mr. Cisys
""'y stissit, Len 10 fuu anay from him; ho dtssp-
enItd ON Saturday night ana wet to Bostoa charles
a ave. who baa loss be,D In this capacity, vas
h'rst~d ,om- two ysars az" by M. Clay. aud Levi
bseg' that he might h" place IN that ospsoty wsioh
favor MIR Clay oh-srfully gra, ted His duties are
si1py TO attend w the perennial wants Of his master
such Z" pare his 1T light bring him water
In the morning drive him IN his daily rides. 30 all
OF which yer, Ugh and nothing In psrison 70
the daily labor Of every working 1t the North
Two yssrs ago. when Mr.. Clay made his tour 70 she
North he todd the boy that he rsschsd the
free States tain persons would tell him that
free by law. and asked him what he would say The
boy instantly replied that he should tell them that
was free and that would end tho matter aud ne hss
long been free to ell nents and purposes for his duty
Is very light his wardrobe good hs sst@rs sad
he never Vas refused single cent BY Nr Clay The
boy hxs returned to Mr.. clay from Boston Hs -ays
he followed from ssraoga BY certain Abplitou, ats
Who made overturss to him To run away. aud that he
was finally P~rtuaasd to taks the step. When ne
rived IN Boston they paid him 500 and wanted him
60 on board ship that about sailing for Liverpool
This be did not like and fearing what might bs done
with bin, he paid them back the money and rerurned
In penitencs to AIT, lay who kindly received him
NeGYost News, Sept. T.
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ssIts~srs. aoi bark wrixht MsDsaAd. frsn Rich
nsna %.
sr TnonAs. A.s l:-cid brig, Imperial. Bsanaa, Bsia-
sssss Tsys,,svills. 6ash. isgusyrA
kAOsms s~Drss
bssrou Sopt &. AN-Air esrks iisen Paga Woodbury..
n'sta aaths. Brswn. N-voastss Brotlers tBrl px-
u h, N.wHrt W; brig Sslsbu.y Young L.ndsa. Tsls-
Bark s.anhoal Signal ser br Cid shiS POI
wx Ian lv~rson, Cape dc ver5s Doxeaes dee TALL No
oriesnS banks Oof W. T. Dsans River L. Piatts Enprs
ShsNd Turhs slanc Ida Hsistt Baltmor-; brss BriAs
s'.vn SENDER Aisssy5 Chamberlain. CrSwell. sI.r.;
do; Ale, apdris. StudIsy de.
NArTvcxA At. sept sohr Ss.sn, Russell New York.
sd sckr Bshvss. Barnard Galtimore.
Nswrorr S~ps Y-Ar soAr Z Pssben. Lawrence. New
De. "a for York.
r. svIpsscE SEPT 7-Arr brig vandasr. Psadlstss.
Chtresp fchrs Queen. Ds Bxitimsrs: Maria Allen
do Sid sohvs Commodore Gsrdiner. Albany Hersias Pe
ribe. koldsue
RIoHnoND Sept Arr pchr Mary Isass Weolford. Bss
tea sla brig JGhl Lxnoastsr, Long, New Orleans.
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Neither dear. thou hast left Us,
Yet thy loss We deeply feel;
But tits God that has bereft us
n ARITImH INT E l. LIa m O n
Fort or New Ysrh, sept. 10, lsas.
AYr1yed,


Us frissts Commodore Parker. Newport 10 hour, was
toved 70 The Bar where she anchored BY tag
Cart ppvJ.
Dsyonshire. Strickland Liverpool 3tdays with usse
o"huh brorn Sid IN co with ship Dublin. for Nev Or
Ssvsr nah. for Savannah.
Bark John French, Palermo 50 dav, Cibra'-
tar sAys, With fruit RAGS nc TO Barclay gsson.
yoteph Ptch Of and for Boston 25k ~ 90 Ion
@ parsed ship james Perkins, Bos,ea steering TO the
Eastward. - -
TO Demiil u Co. y
sardipsn pola.es brig Rosa rerr.ra Geas II days and
Citrnlts =, days, With msrhle he. tn rrsneis 60.
brg Galway Arb Ceppsrd Cardif. wales. 81 d,ys With
York.
Br's Ireu,rieu, tBr) weeks csrdia wales, 20 days.
Brs Con Hail. Parker Lubes days. wish plaster to tn.
sshr Rinssoid, n,urapes) Davis Assecom. with la,A,
sehr Ga..stss. Poster. hasAas days with lumber 70
schr sinesotts, Leighton. Msehss days. with lumber. 70
ma ter. - - "
sehr Aurora. Brorp kbridgs, days with lumber 70
emith b Bo,nton ~ -
sclr Earstts FaIt0r, Boston days. with uds. TO mas
ter.
sehr Corpslia, Yspbr, New Bedford days with oil.
sehr Cottage Polissh Lube days wis plaster
ter.
sehr Wary. sDlissr, Camden, days. In ballast
sehr humeon. Dunbar, Camden, days In ballast
Steamer Psnelsset, Ha,ens. phiiadsiptis.
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he r.r'..-s in /. us.sur. By g.. presence Hart Of

be r.r'sess IN measure By tie presence o Hsrrj Of
the wsst
Fs, ny KsnbIs Butler has ssgsxsd Z ,onaa dusiay
tbs tsi.. - The syrscus- Aouee, aud vii arrive
o. Nj ds,, ami give Shs rian rcadlnIa 70
fswr teht, 18th lllh. ~, i"r 18th. Jedi liab
arrived thi' porni's, aud proceeded to rake arrange
msnth for . hall. xr, B. II Il sp.c&ed n
will rep harvest d. q thu thrss sights OF usxt
week and a,o create cou-idsrAbls ,meat am ,ng
the a Per elrs. ns IL 8, racuss
Among the man, pusiists nov here, ere Thomas
tyer 81" Char'r y itAae lhey give
item tsnigt ~ the sac = c..im Hall which vii
prove AteSee oDr. ever dy 10 . xis a. 70 ses
hyer sEd HI uey has ed 60 ke-p close ~ mis-
to keep ~ the sxcnS Of Let me see T om
Hyer,' ano OF ~suisr t1y viii rush to the hall t.,
ngh aud pay heir 50 foe the purPo Of seeing
him displsy his II aniy art.
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On Sunday. September ., ELLkN SrMs.
The friends and acquaintances Of tho family
epectfuly invited to attep her funsrs rha
street On this day (Mondsy), at hapast two O'Clock
M.
In Brooklyn, Sept Q, sAaAH c., daughter OF James
and Deborah ID Gray, aged years and ~ days
The friends OF the family respectfully vlted ia
from the of Fulton and Hoyt streets Brooklyn
suddenly at bis residence, 28U Madison street. OF
spopl~xy, on Sept. g. Mr. CHARLES SwKzky, aged 50
yssr. months and Is days.
His remains will be- taken to Brock Haven, L. L. ct
O'Clock this morning. for interment
On Friday August 81 At Blue leland. Illinois. Mr..
B,sHr RosIrsos Jr, aged 81 years, formerly Of this
city
sept 6, sAlAH ANNr, beloved wife Of Edmund Youngs
aged ~ years aud month.
The friepds and scquaintances also tho members OF
Hote Company No 3, respectfully invited to attend
her funeral from her late residence No La B-skmau
street w. on this (Mondsy) sftern con, precisely Ut
o'clock.
Neither dear, thou hast left US,
Yet thy loss We deeply feel;
But tits God that has bereft us
He can all sorrows heal
OF cholera. In Brooklyn. on Sunday morning. Sept.
9, Mr. MAtTrr Willis, Mayors Messenger In tho list
year OF bis age
He funeral will take place this afternoon ct O'Clock,
from the residence of his sonin Law John g. Folk No
~ Hillary street. The friends Of the family
specifically invited to attend without further invitation
Nerth Carolina psperf please copy.
Drowned, at Rocklsnd Lake landing on Saturday,
sept 8, VIZ II MARsHALL, son Of VIM. H. and Ensa-
beth Msrshsll aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this (Mondsy) afternoon. at two
o'clock nom tho residence of his father, lsS Prince
street without further notice
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ArorHxs Barrir Brr~rr- rus T-pt.-, A-o rus
fvcArots. We are ina.btsd to MIR Thomas J. Brown.
John, who came passenger Ia shs schooner American
i've days from Seal having left the fifth lost for
the follovins nsve. Great excitement and alarm prs
vslee Sissl and In the interior on account OF let
ter having been received there from the Mexican Con
sui at this place stating that Col white about to
invade the country with large armed force .s vas
suppos, for the OF forcing them 10 p.v the
amoust due Col. white aud his soldiers who fought
for them before Five hundred soldiers cent from
Merida the capital ~ siss for the purpose Of oppo
sing theirlandipg On the 18th diligence came In
from Merds stating that after the troops bal left the
Indians had attacked the Mericsns, and driven them
Into the citadel at Bsessr when, after fight Of a
whsle day the indians retired. Eight hundred Mex.
cans remsiDed dead on the ted Capt. Kelly, who bad
previously gone do. 9TH Col White, and who was in
command offs com OF eighty Of the Louisiana Yol
unteers reported 70 have killed in the scton
alec, u the best officers Of the Yuc troops s
reported mortslly wounded The Indians after yards
captured q convoy 81 M.xicsns, with provisions for
Bacaar after severe conflict, In which they Killed
forty men The U. schooner Flirt left on the 18th
inst for pensacolaa all veil The English brig Of war
Ssppho sailed the next day for Vera Crus The cap
tsn Of the sappbo had his arm broken Wills ererci
wing the guns Of his ship by the reco Of Of the
piects.-F. O. PtceyHns, -ans ~
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Passenger Arrived .

PISS HAMsUoo-Bark Winsiow, ~ New BeAfsrd-Caps Wm
North lA'~ OF bril- Lewis sola ~ r.
SAvASu AbBsrk Isass Msas-xrs Seguins. Miss Bsok-
ley h~ssrs Ssurr Rowland Eorssa koKinHsy kssa
Pcndcrptust and vs"d.
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0larrfe0.
Died.

At Pouqhkeepsis, Sept 8. BY the Rev. l.. vinoent
Mr. B. f. MAGuIHE, of New York CITY 70 Miss EuosNIA
A. BLooMEs, Of the former place
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A letter TO the New Orleans D,its OF tho stst ult
from Jasper county (Iexns) under date OF the 18th
ult rays - The n 10 in all the cotton
In the country aud the prospect Is that fourth III
aerp canr be made About the LIT inst some wor an
were discovered w.bb@d upon the leaves about the
10th ell the plsnters Who In tewn reported that
the worm vac In their crops and yesterday thslesve
asked them how many bolls (grown) they could no y
count upon a stalk sud none go as high - twenty la
1s46 the cut o the la this region bit IL IL
brlitv,d that the crop being much later this year
ewing TO the backward spring ard very vet summer
planters In lss0, planters gathered two, three and
perhaps four hundred pounds to the acre AZ present
the prospect 10 that hs that weight caupot be ga
thered. I eau nDd Who give mo the date II
the APPEARANCE ~ ~. worm In th, cousty In isl6.
We console ouf-r,es with very full crop Of I.
was never better than Il Is In Ihis whole rrgion aud
the cotton had never larger growth at this date"
The Savannah Republican Of thu 9Th Inst has let
ter FROM Greensboro la under date Of the 18th
ut which ,ays he presp"cs Of the cotton crop
not iavOrab Since the conclusion u tbs long period
q vet weather It has been very dry snd hot The boil
worn is do'pg some injury aud its depreciation. gill
no doubt iLor.ass In parts the forms fall OF in
quantities A sr.nt deal on the creek bottoms SO t.
perisb.d by bieh waters The very lururisnt gro~th
Of the plsst viii probably produce the rot u IL also
liable. Jet. TO IpcpUnseTs'es casualties which may
materially shorten tn. production thiuk. regsr.ing
s vsrsoious the various statements have from
various Southern States that two million Of bales
an extreme estimsts - the grswius crop.
The potato rot has appeared In Rhode leland aud
some farm.r RS will loes half their crops.
The st Johns, IN. b N,v Brsnsriet,r. Of the 4th
INST. feJrs-h lro-h "hs pefcrpNiois IN tne
riches OF Hampton and Merton on the mornings Of
day and ysstsrdsy. Ths hay crop on the uplAndg H.
nearly all secured The potatoes, although sot very
large crop. sre u the very beat quality.
The Nirsmiehi IN B) Gi,an,r, gives tn. following
account Of the crops at sbsdiac - Crops OF de-
SER: ton prenisr an abundant harvest hay only
cepted Nhest and oats never better. nd
perfectly FIRE. from ~-..i rust The potato crop L.
beautiful and has appearance Of disease guam
Titles of Indian buck vheat turnips, sc, have
been planted, vhich appear very promising
The Georgets~n Is C) Observer, Of the 1st Inst :,
says The rice is rapidly improving and have
heard 81 several Who sil probably commence harvest
ing OF that grain Saturday As far can hear,
the crop promises to be average one We have had
two severe showers Of rain durDg the wesh but the
corn blades have ben harvested In fair condition aud
the corn and potato crop. s fair where the necss
sary cultivation has been bestowed.
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miscellaneous.
L.rrr. B.s. for as-sos, viii clos. ., ~. r..A,...

Lsrrss B.e. for as,sps, viii clos. q, -. Hr.h,sg =
Ltrrsn BAGS Of steamer Caledonia from Boston ~ "a
ss,Oii al, ,,S', :. 'nyos street. on Tuesday
fhs Litter Bags % steamer 0r,a, w.r.rn for Bermaa,
ard all ,hs We" India I'lAads vii close Wednesday
sur va,plLiA. tfsr,hsr rsreplsr,)-An Ursnovn Rect
La tain Coensn Of ship vsndsls OF Boston, FROM
riiu. Jssss 80 fsiler.-" srri,ss her. NJ, IS u ,.s,
isssts Loo ,,rs,,. an hour The s,rge hs. prO.ssy
OR ,urn 70 b,s,. do- touched preriousy
n This caused .isirs iss .hss you'd ss1. s.sS y
% .ss.sss.s,. .ra y -. h..,y r,.thsr
We were ctls.d reluctantly 20 bear ~ foi IBIS psIs
Notice To Mariners.
s.s. on h ..ss,. ~ ws ..
a, ID. eptIsnes o. ,ss ssrtsr Of Tampa Bay TIT, sA,
T. !. 1 ss : s.-. :. ~. s;' ~; n. Of
.%is.i .. char. gr,c.,.. :, order ,ss.y,..
Tsnfs Bay ti.S s61 las Is i.nS. ne 20 f.s,
nsh tSm isssto lAntsrr, snd "" buiit In lsE--Ssr
,,o tss q go Dc VII 81 = s.si Rsdasa sold 800 81.
.S, .tk,I, 5.t,is .y,a. .r... sro2. "a ffssss
~..f & fsssrss . sss 'r rtaS
mI. ron sysJ'y az; '.ss ."ss s.Snast. sI,.d .s'srs
seh = sse. rsi.s s.ss s-i s SS,s% %Sg
Fr, s a.' woe a. ~ o,dls ". sss.s
asPpn sfs. N.-gI,s ~ .Ss. ss,s, syss. n
~ .soS, Jan J. MI. hs%s ss SIS .a,. i,s.iss sd.
nsy mopths Previous bsund 70 SEA hobart fopn
no date Barssy, Mann Va co. 30, had taken vh in IA
nor D. Kev on lire, los lso arsSs,h, bs,sr SB 10
~ eGsydnsy in Feb spdss wsde Brsdsury, a. 80 30
htrrson Sherman do 100 al 30 Clrord Weyns Wsar
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and Santa Fs 60 start from each place on
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has issusd Instructions for the regular depstch OF
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remote point Of our territory Single letter postage
viii BE 10 cents Newspaper 1k cept.Nat IN. Sept =.