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J. Nj. cLAyroH, Secretary OF State.
Telegraphed Tor the Baltimore American.
wurrt a. An,,,, ~

NnshL'Soi hu-Nst ID.
The splendid nsw suspension VIE io~t W ".
erectd across The OHIO, al This Place, by NJ.
Billet, protector of the wire suspension BRUCE
across the Niagara, is now complete, and Tie
FIRST experiment! in crossing il was made lhis
morning. The span, from bank 10 bank, is one
thousand and len ieci, The largest in III world. Ii
is decidedly beautiful slructure, aud, io all It's
parts, fully meets The Isl saneuine expccta
lions. II is The desire vi Nj. L 10 erect "A large
suspension bridge along Sd, OF This iou'.wiy,
for the use OF the RAILROAD company, over wIich
the cars, locomotive, &c, are 10 pass
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A.. -
~" TN IlA-UsI To,
DEATH OF ALBERT GAIIaTIN

btA III OF' aLbEh 1aLLATlN.
TIE venerable Albert Galla:in led this morn
ins al the advanced age oi 80 years.
Thomas G. Woodward, editor of The New Ha-
ven Courier, died yesterday al Nca Haven, Cl.
aged I'll years. He formerly conducted a paper
at Charleston, s. c.
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Te!esFsphed ! T 'hr Ballnore American.

NIX. NHSCsI TO, Z w.
Out papers nsie die flied ,hi> morning win
iniefesuas irte,s ana accounts from California
BY the Steamer Faicon.
Genefsi K Icy ~ his proclamation 10 he pco-
pie Oh Cdiil"Inia says. rmphaIcai'y ", thai the
plan of establishing ~ &c .psldenl G ,yernmen,
In California canno, be sustained Or carried cut.
no msuer from what source il may cone. Most
Of he Dews has already been ANTICIPATED.
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A SMALL DOSE OF oPHYsiC."


We all know lbe charges mace b. he Wings
and The Whia press iha,,he Democrat: h,li near.
ly all the Offices 10 the departments a, Wash
iagton. We have shown what proportion they
hold in the State Of Virginia, aud cur correspou.
dent"Physic" las presented a lovely picture OF the
Wais magnanimi;y, 50 much boassd Of By Mir.
Mayo, In the Gibraltar o! Whiss-ry. We now
p7esen, the following at.,clc fIon Fii;ay NIGHTS
Union, which 2, once disrTovcs The as,er>
tioHs made by these common sIaadere!s Of The
NO party press. They are now kncrn, - and De.
ing known, IL Gle will ts gr.sil enough 10 Be &c.
csivec BY ihsn hereafter. Truly they ere a nos.
to.tra.i, i5erct, gsrer Us, high minG.4 st!!-
No sooner IS one vie SANDER friuea than Inc
mint is ru' in operation and The die GUS on, IN.
other tor circulationi but tie coin Will not PASS.
for i, is known 10 be a cheat:
fr,m tie Washington Union.
NessIs RlIcnir & Burke:
GlNrLEMEN: | fl d ihai the ..ellef- writer's in The
employ oi me government hr;c ale mlstepre>en..
inc III : c nor h:ru papers .he poiilica. comrlsyi,n
OF be aeTaiimCn's n his ciy. shall observe ali
socn attempts and place before yoar readers, from
otli-idl sources, lae rue condition OF all he
departments, afer the bosom of Ewing G.
GO, SHALL have passed over them. | am now
folly salisGcd, from what has taken place, lha,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17
THE WHEAT CROP.-Noiwilhstandi

THE WHEAT CROP. -NOiwiIhstandihg The
partial failure OF The wheat crop in Ohio and In.
diana, il promises 10 BE- a toll average one in The
country. In our own State, Maryland. Pehrsyi-
vania and New York, The crop is ~la'geiin Michi-
gan and Illinois more than a full average; and IN
I1oorr Canada also.
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Photographed Tor the Baltimore Suu.l

CARLISLE, aug. Is, ? VI.
ILLNESS OF GENERAL TAYLOR.
General Taylor, immediately on hi, arrival al
this place to-day, was taken qaile Ill, bu; medical
aid icing rendered, be was aole TO procesd on his
tourney 10 ChambersburS.
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LOST CERTIFICATES. rras.
THE following certificates of deb i;oH' ~ n. ~
i wealth Of virginia. To wit: 80: 6 tr si'::, b. ir
ior siltp; No 21 for 500: 10. - fcf s4'i hi 10
g siJ 10 ana sav no, s w. , s"-s s'S BY a a r. ia nv nor's ; % 10 q
might of lie 2aJ of Apri. Application WI w MI {
The proper authority tur The rcne%'i ta'r ,w.
lh.frfuir advertise the same arrnf iis Ia ;$uE.
July !s-c3n CHhHAt ".f I
JAMES GARLAND i.D WI. NJ. IN r. n.
HAVE united in The p~rac.ice Of Law. an nd c,uuIy
IL larry attend The circuit atfe'" ,g Lag,ts.i
Courts of hnheis: AproHiaitof, s.."
and Nelson, AMI ihr town ot LyheHouis
Addrcss--Lynchburz, virginia. .lI,,sn.iy, q
JAMES GARLAND vii ccn''nas' net it'll
practice In the Court Of Appeals
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dearest rights OF The South, then VIII INC s'oi o.,
fabric Of our Union loleI 10 us iail ioI'ssn ~ Ihs
our skirts will be cleared, and we eau n
ghost Of Inc Union imrolaied upon ,ai,a mai
ia na'ic,sm, in the words OF macCe'pi ah.va
your CORY locks al US, you canuo' say
done it,"
Bu! must sdver; TO a mere pleasing 'htn'ei
Ire ceremony CT reading 'ihose iru'ns, W. Wv
to be selt-evidcnl," ,waich was Handsomely - hs
by a hal dsome ecnieman,) beng Gse', ~ ~
orator Ct The day having atqaiileu n''hs," N
great credit, especially with lie iaaies, "".nn
his pefGIaliCn, he mad crowned WIN 'he sa'aa
garlants and ~loveIiesl w,eaIhs iha' cou'd ~
lecitd from The fowery fields oil fhe'ol'e'
paired IL the dining room 10 make our '.,p
10 The rich vianus that there a"aiea us' ooa
| more animated scene | never w'lnes>eu. 80
hundred and tly ladies ard gentlemen I;s.oy
cd al two tables, furnished win even 80 ~
tha, an Epicure could desire. AGA VI
dies ,ablr, j, is almost useless 10 say ma ",o'e
! il. and on il, was ryeIy hing ''p!easing TO Inc
| sight and good for food" The incessant fa'iIo.
OF small arms. such a. lures and forks, together
with The rapid fgin. # Burgundy ooHies, SI
| really astounding. | became transported, anu
exclaimed:-
''Tis now The hour, Ills now the ho"''
To bow at beauty's shrine;
No" whilst cur hearts confess '"o p'""'
VI woman, wit, and Wine.'
Wten sill evening came on, "and twiiish.
gay had in her sobsr livery all things ciaa, l:"a'
is, So lar as know; 10 The best oil INV leE' le'l'u",
7 tUas sober;) 1 vas attracted 10 The pan room "
The most ENCHANTING sTaias thdl ever zen up"
my cars. | thought IL The melodies OF an ahselS
harp, al The Tyre OF Orphsu,, o. The soil notes q
ths Eoean harp, e., e., hu! sa'a ho'n''s :"
any one, bur malch,d Straight into The =" ~ III
sec what cid sec, and that was a loop oi ie,P.
%sichorc's ~votaIies, threading The mszes u lne
dance in every direction with great gee isaW
and wondered; and as | STOOD, oveTpowtied oy
the fascination n fantastic hean'y, and by CHARMS
as b~rillian. a. were ever iIealistd by Inc most
ierv,d Imagination, | thought 10 myself tana
VIA, bachelor would mol under such clrcumsian-
cesl)-
"uniappy he whose hopeless eye
Turns To The light OF love IN VAN,
Whose cynnsure ~ IN the ssyi
He on The dark and lonely main."-
Bur, MessIs. Editors, | have neither the tune
or space 10 expaia.c upon this interesting topic.
Ard. moreover, moi being particularly The laVar,
ie ii "Ihe smiling queen Of the 'uneiul bfeas!,"
Fan.p, should | aaemrl 10 d. Justice 10 the suejcci
Of beauty, love, &, | applchend hat sEcu 9
BE- like the foolish Dodc, wac thinking lie could
soar with The imperial bird
-ahigh IN heaven,
Where the wide storms their banners nlns,
And Ihc tempest clouds NE dr.ven,"
made itself ludricous by lis "uncar;hly duiterins."
| J..,, l. N IL q . a,,r,. t,pt.1py m . tnh hIC rN-
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"unhappy he whose hopeltassy eye
Turns To The light OF love IN VAN,
Whose cynosure IL IN the ssy;. ~
He m The dark and lonely ~
Where the wide storms their banners fling

made itself ludricous by lis "uRcar;hly fuIiering."
Hoping then that every bache.o! may find his cy-
ncsure in some 'bIue-cyrd Nary below and
not III the 'bIue ezpanse above"
remain yours until death,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17

The result, OF The election iu Tennessee fsays
TIE Boston Pcs causes son.b!e reflections in he
New York Tnb1ur. Il ihinks il .hines so On
s:ltr tie preser, fashion, that ,he President will
grasp bal a broken sceptrc, ana hat the plan Of
the Wings for carrying on The government is
something like The Du.chman's, who, having
mired his wagon on a boegy rosd hrched a span
Of horses 10 each end and whipped Up bo.h WAYS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17

HEALTH OF CHARLESTON.-I will be
perceived upon reference TO the Registers Re-
purl, says The Mercury OF The S h Instant, that The
deaths IN OUT city last w.ek Were bnI 10 This,
in a population Of nearly $1,000, VIII compare,
w. rhink, mos. !avorab'y With any cily in The
Union.
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PRESIDENTIAL TOUR.

The latest accounts LEFT the President al Har-
risburg on Saturday afternoon. He was vel.
coined 10 The capital oflhe Stale by The venerable
John Harris, The living representative CT lie
founder OF the place, in a bEiei speech, 10 which
the Ple.iden, rorIied in substance as follows:
"Fellow -cilizeas-Il is with heartfelt sincerity
tha. [ return lnanks for this reception on The part
ot The cilizehs OF Dauphin county. IL gives mt
a pleasure TO meet with you on his occasion,
which | can feel, but lack TIC words and elo-
cuencc which so many oil your distinguished CT
,.Z-ns possess, 10 express The emotions my heart
is itl.d with. II is not my purpose 10 MAKE
a visit 10 your State, or beautiful seat Of Govern
menr, lot political purposes, "r 10 be received oy
lae CT Gus oi The various places though watch
| pass, win os;culaliuD. bu. cone among you 10
view the several interests, AID ascertain the re
spective information Gaicii ~ necessary Tor her
welfare. thank you 10. this warm reception,
ard | .eel that il comes MOI as il would attend
sucn as The au!ocrals Of Europe, but as belong
IN. 10 lhe Caieiof Il nailol, of warm hearts aud
Republican people. | tecl honored by mis- rcccp-
tion, and want language 10 truly express M sra-
titude."
A writer in a Philadelphia paper says The
Y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17

MIR. WALKER.-A report has reached us,
said 10 be wei, auihentica'td, that Hon r J
Walker has publicly decla. 4 his approval Of The
course ard opinions ct Mr. BeLt"n-in o'her
wofcs, tlal ne is in favor OF tn Wiilnoi pro7iso,
and he application Of 'itc,soii" doctrines 10
The new territories. We arr nut prepared 10 be-
lieve his, but i, comes 10 Us truni such q source
as 10 justify The mentioning IL our columns.
FiekLug Sentinel
The Sentinel, We have no doobt, has been m S,
informed. MIR Walker has declared 10 Us 10 the
most emphatic terms, his toslilry 10 Tho Wilmol
pfoviso. he regards ii as a mischisvous mea.
sure, and iraughi With nothing ba! sad disaster
10 The Unicn.- NississspP,au.
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.nMmlrsrnHrE,s orEicr.

EichS1AD, aug. !. lsig ,
The parties interested In tie io'-goiG, d,s;er =,
hereby notified 10 attend al my Office, IN t1r t,g
Richmond. On the 25th day OF November next. ri IL
clock, A VI, with the evidence necessary 20 e6ajls n
10 perform The dnlie. r. CURED hy Inc siid drcIe,. Ar
all other persons who have claims upon The said Tcyi
Ties or rents, or any par, Thereof, ale required 10 ~,
sent the sam. before mr., ~ the 18Th day Of SJvemb,
next, or 1Ehin ten day. thereafter.
Au- 3-cw9w John SiiORE. Conn
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Tie Tennessee delegates in The Philadelphia
coE:ca,ic. voted uaanias. usly Tor Taylor IN
ev ~ tallui. and The people o; Tennessee gave
TN over sir .hou:asd majority. How bitterly
mud he have di>appoir;ee them, when they turn
as.:ast him in five monlhs.-Bosion PesL.
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a wri;cr in q Philadelphia paper says IN
delivery WAS labor 10 the President, but his re
marks were received win much favor.
TEIRu rE Of. RESPECT.

~ nieCti15 Oi d +ltibh - WE ~" W
Ameli. eo1ny, without resPec; y. party, on
THURSDAY, tse 9th I'll JAY, 1919, beng Couft
day. DR.. JOSEPH b. Anderson Was called 10 Inc
Chair, and John T. Bottom appointed Secretary.
Tns utiecl Of the meeting having been *.
p,a,ned by The Chairman, on motion, DIR. Will
liam Ii. r. ber'son, Thomas Wiley, and Tnos.
E. Bottom, were appointed 4 committee 10 pre-
pare n ruilable Preamble AID Resolutions, vino,
after having retired for = shui, time, reported "a
fellows:
Whereas, i. has pleased Almighty G ID, the
tIs.o.cr IL vi! earthly e9cE.s. IN his wise anu
m, s,riiuus Providence 10 remove from our mids.
ny ccatr. al his residence IN Nashville, Tennes-
>cc. he Hon. James K. Polk, la!e Ptesideni oil
.is Unired STAG; aud, whcfsas. Il Is HI and be
-unt,s a era;e;ui ADD patriotic penr'c 10 nani>
.sn lhcir resp. G. and deyotion ~ d:pahc! "Jrin
~ some public expression 81 tae'r sentiments III
regard 10 he same: BE ii, therefore,
Resolved, That we have hcaii, With deep emo
IONS Ut sorrow AMI !ogfel. oil lhr death oil me
II .. James K. Polk, lie Pfesi:enio Of The uEiec
States.
Resolved. That in his death we dcplore the loss
et a salesman, Of The Fl 5; order, a patriot W.T.
INV o. our reasrd aud vcncralion, and The coun-
inv at large ore Of its brightest ornaments,
Resoly, d. J'n:, W. siGccicly accord Ia his
memory lLe highes, applause tor lis unheniine
.p~,eo,i,y: his disiu,efe.lcd d 9o'ion TO t:e ia'e-
re,, aud honor OF his country aihe important ser.
VICES rentere.l her his ~tlfaaess n resisting az
.~rc.sien. uron her tigh.s. rom whatever quarter
rev cans; his wise ~counseis aid manly him.
a.ss wt,i- filing the Presidential Chair, whicl,
has ,.iacrd MS III :iis second 10 naac ina; has pr
cet,i rim, sag- the name Of aiin, wnom MS
couaryrnen, win one accord. la=.ig calls tn Ia
lhcr OF his country.
X. solved, That while sonIc Of Us offered IN
oninicn in rcgard 10 sUiuc oi The measures ol his
Administration, YET we are .rce 10 believe 'ha'
ne was aIwaYs acluand ~ 4 pare desire To pre-
note The inlcrcs!, the tono;s ard happiness OF hi:
country.
Resolved. Tha; as a further !eslimony OF re.
spect Tor his mcn,ory, W, will war the usual
badge OF mourning tor lhiriy Jays.
Resolved, That we sincerely symra'h'z- Win
lis teresyei family III a loss so great; shd Thai :
copy Of .hese proceedings b. T.. wlId'd hy tn
sec:.,a,y 10 Mrs. Polk, Al Nashville, Tennessee.
Received, Tina, these proceedings be pao'ished
in The Richmond Enquirer AID Examiner, Pc.
,crsburs Republican, Washington Union, a.;
al! other papers that can 50 far lay aside parry
pnjrd ce as 10 reader 10 departed wSf'n and
greatness The ,ribate o, respect 10 which they a:e
entitled. L.B ANDERSON, Chairman.
81 DIAN "a SaafttlfN
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TrsIr,
& FITZGERALD. pf

~ CniNCTRY.-ylrci,lA :--,i gale. hrli IL the
> CLERKS t.icc %; the superior Cont oi Lhdrc,y III
liz h..l,g"ni circuit, lie ~ dHy NJ Sn-rsi, i-''.
Pc'rtt Pickett 10 his o:i, fis!., ~ de"is'e M l''l'
Tee, and - sale sifviy.ur executor OF George Flfsru
Lsrsised: Margaret /. iietr, li.e Pickett, ~ naua''',
AID .tFatee and isvIa-e ol s.a ,fcf.r r, ihou'hs Lf"'"
Hamilton and Margaret hs vi!r, ~ s'af-:'''
iieih, Henry e iie;h, La.inia Il Hath. ~" t'e, - !
n. End hrIn@ Children ol said NlrsaI't J. !sVb a0I .l
husband, J In Ietii, deceased; Elizabeth Z ii''i' go"
ile!l, E;;iy i.+th, Caroline 4 lieil, S'eth."h "e'"'
Fanny e ilrih aud Mary Ara ile!!i, ibr sr.'"at
nan,rd teing slso children os stnl John aaj Nif.it'
L. and Infants under the AZ" 81 ,wrHiy-cns !fi',,n
ing ny th'ir merit friend, tie sad a'za'es h n1..'
William u Harrison and T. .ro'.gr his vie, I" = -
line Lambert; "il.iag! L2lai-h, Genre i.aais.i w.
John Lambert, the lat :ou, named bang c.!lhent
Mary Ann Lambert, l.te rIcseil, a.reasri, h.1-
AMI lrgaite and drciser ~ estj George Pic.e'' b
trFnarfi.! with William Lyc3heri; David ha"oe', ~
Sail: lambert, t!'c two n; a,:nei beng ~ ras'."
&c The ssli Mary ian lrd her ~:;Isstaf, Ni.!i' I-""
beri, aad irf-n,5 G.d-r ihe :-s o. tTe15 c.- !'.,'
slcln2 W .h-ir mt - TREND, lillian NJ tiini'nit. H.
81 d; Helen {: Pickett, widow of George & P'csf.,
ceased, srn sad deyls.e ait le.si.- 81 tie :ajir
Pickett. dcrel.ed; Arcaihai. bfsct and Ht-'e]
.if-, late Margaret Pickett. d1rgftr- of s1io 59. +
Pickett; John Pickett. Cs.!isri"e ri;kr.t ana "'psn
Tlcf ELI, the .h.ee la:; named 5eigs also ch.lsssne ~.
George T. and Helen q his wife, and lT'ia', uE-,
age OF twenty-oEe wears, suing by their l-rt idaaH.
said li-len g Pickett, John z Macm lrio ini Vu:'..
his wife. late Virginia Pickett, daughter ana Hs
and devisee Of said Gso'gr Picse,t, dree-,-l, iii
against fGi""Tm
Jacob Bnrnst, Currle Bnraet, Caroline Rrfrts -
Duke, and Other D"irhe"s
The Or ;ralan's above named III, aTnstW''.'
uppe ifaIcr aHd giYsg recGr'y, rsenff!"s 10 ~
Assembly, and the rales 81 THIS Coat, eLi th,.s
By satisfactory evidence Tia, they arr Ec! !hha'''Ts,l !.
tbs Commonwealth. il ~ Ordered, Iit. " =. aid
~feniar;s do opreaT N the rules 10 b. held 100 !" an.
Court. on the Grt Monday in November rr'', ~.
sw.r thr hi l. O, .s- r~ain,nrs; md thar ~; . .ha. L
der e forthwith inserted ~ -o3.r newspaper. ..,cr :,
IN The city Of Richmond. fp' tso month s1.',. 10
and posted al The .sobt dDoI Of ie si1.e CoiN'
'''s s s1.s CIV PaoeEaT;. ci'Is.
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IN CHASCERI-SiaainiA Al Rnies holden IN Il,
1 Clerks Office of the Cir nj, Superior Court of Iar
and Chanc-ry fer the county o! So;;oway, IN tie Q
iay OF June. 1872:
Claiborne Bi.ksda!e, administrator u! Rici!ard oyr
r.:rci, Gccca-ea, P.aintit:
aca.as,
Sam.rl T.omI5 and Martha Williams. Ehc'n3irt.
TIE defendant. saaue. Thomas, Eoi ha. ~. rai,i,
his appearance and gwen sccgir;y, according 10 thr o
u Assembly aad the rrts OF !!r- Cont, and u appr2t
ing by satisfactory evidence ;!,t hr Is 40, an %lniahra'
uf III, count'y, tits Ordered, ilat iir -lid drfrEda:'
d. appear here on III. liz dag ofUGi0aei TORN mex, ar
answer the Till of hs plaintiff. and ia3i 4 COPY IL III,
crd.s lie frthwiih inserted in suuc newspaper pm,
li-isG In The city nf Richmond IA, two months sIce,,
sirr.y, and rcsied Ct the Zen. cecr Q: The Court hog,
nfiilis county. ~GGpv-Tr-i".
June al-cw2m W Fs'IcFR AID. %.
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rs CiiANCERY. -via0iEi4:-A :.nsr. ned "a n
4 Clerks Office Of ila Superior iou,t ~ CDancrry {
the Richmond Crcru the ~ tay OF JuBr, ls49:
Sahgfcmlr fia's.rd aud Francs Zodiac, ~rsrcutars
Nicholas Scsuremln, Deceased, Plaintiffs:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-16

IN. arr 81 Ps.slv,. s., w. asa r-,srs.s psrs issh
.sssuss nns ssia.s. n.rais fsr cslss ssss As,. "a
a, r.,.: n, - 49, So ,. .::s 20 -,
leone rs~ss-
AiuAsssIA. Ang lS-Sls chr Jsssrs rsr~sil rsrr.y
..s II, s... AS a 49,. ~ 49, 80. r f., a.. CO.
@sss sss sss '' sss. ss s.sr ss..,s
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baker PAN klssr Aiis wEr.. Gresnpnrs rsssrS,,.
S Ss. ssi Sssrs ~ salss i..ss: - fs.s, rsss
I,ne, 90 Isiy cinies .fss.f 90. s,.l - w,s. 90
sS s1 sss iii siTs %
brig .nd chr. ssLssss cls srir ss@srsss car, Biss
Di%s5, ss .ser ~, s%sls sss No.au sr.
Monte cr.o B1ors rsyst cns,Is,s (sri. rs-is. GI.-
bari Empress sss, 90 Aioa.Iaats ,.rAs sss,. lss.r
spis Ga bark Frsasres wsrrea Laa' :, rs,srsSsrrA:
sehrs A,of Cook ysemst brave Lowell Al6,a,i Hear,
Iiedsnet Warren aus tIs core.l. lse, - rr,,isay
asS ship SisSssr Which IL, soas ys,ssrisy Med 81 20
EsE with thick weather and rain There probably other
0"tsfra SSSna . ASs H. AS-ca lark Jspr a,
Providence SID briss Tysee. Furssnen. NfSrs E~ily.
,dn s,,s avg Ayss TTssi
from Lerbcrp Merchant from boston and Carlton frem
York IN and PROCEEDED rp last evening Tbs sehr fo
days since still remains in the oasseae with rmaader
thss disease shen 10 DAYS ont DR. ian h.. been
HE attention by his SKILL and treatment they
able duty but await further orders from ter
consnee ct NYork Wind from the South and West;
accompanied with heavy rain.
NAnTFoRD, Aug li--Arr sehr Rough Ready, Crumiey,
Philadelphia Sid schrs Albany, White Albany Newton,
Smith. NYork -
NEW ORLr.Ns. Aug 6-hrr steamship Portland Place,
Rrazos; brig Soue Williams, havana; sehrs Belle %
Francisco Bell Vera Cruz; Ella Sesernbeck Pensacola;
Clark RUSSELL Mobile; Randall Marshall Thompson s
mia (SpsnC Campdera Barcelona briggs Telegraph Orb
Young Montego Bay Jam; Habanero tSpan Serrs BARGE
Iona; sebrs " Wright, Apaachicoa; Alice Miner Pen
sacoIa flowed 10 sea Aug 4, chip Isaac Allerton.
NORFOLK, Aug 12-Arr schrs II Herrick, Grant. Tho
Sberv God, Van Name, NYork; Elisabeth Helen.
sellr Frank. McHath do.
I9th-Arr schrs Emerson, Smith, Port Walthal hound
Phadelphia Daniel Francis Ferris, Nantucket; Mix,
FINLEY NYork Eurotus Trfethen Portsmouth steamer
Vernon, Mitchell, Port Waltball.
NEW BAvtN, Aug barr soops Tantivy, Russell, Aba
ny; Free Trader. NY0rk
NV BrproRp. Avg 1s-Arr schr Jane Harding Norfolk.
CID ba-k Oranto, Rowland San Francisco; brig Juno,
Cook, 40.
NEWPORT, Aug Il-Arr sloop Ann Holmes Fall River
for Albany 18TH schrs Hornet Padeord Fall River for PHI
ladelpba; Flash, Dowdy, Richmond for Dighton.
PORTLAND, Aug liar brig Corneia winchell. st Mar
tins for Bath
PHILApEIPHIA, Aug l+-Arr bark Pacific Sawyer, Bos-
scrs Torrsy NYork; Fidela, Griffin do;
Alexander, -, NHaven; John Rogers, Houck Provi-
denee; Robert Bruce. Potter NYorkj Love Hodgdon,
Fall River steamer Penobscot. Seymour. NYork
PoRr WALTHALL, Aug Arr bark Gallego, Nrork brig
PhGnix chr Arthur Emmerson; lth bark Agnes Cid 9TH
sloop Coquette, NYork.
RicHmoSp Aug I3-Arr schr Bella Pock. Smith, NYork.
SAVANNAH, Aug l0-Below. a bark.
WAREHAM, Aug l-Arr schr Emma, Hstchkiss, Havre de
Grace, Nd.
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Passengers Sailed.

sAvASyAH-steamship Cherohee-Mrs Miller Mrs Robert
Thorne, children AVID servant, Messrs De Stounie,
Bartlett Hoyt, Mathews, Adams. W Kendall,
Fleming Geccinger Geo Scott Soovesnl2 in the steeri
age.
SAN FnASoIsco-ship Mechanies' 0wn-k Walker, VIM
Saltere, VIM Duncan Miller, p Lszier vanderbeck. "
vilars, Kirk, Smith, Bennett Taylor Allea.
A Nance, A Beirs VIM y Hyatt, Frazer, Smith
Mead, p G williams, Mosher. Cadmg, Isasc ward
mish, bougherty. Yarwood, Aidrich, Mum, Sd
ii Culver VIM Beebe, MeAyoy, Dopaldson. Carson,
Mcdonald Gihop DARLING John Howell. Charles Bal
lev stephen turpam Valentine, George Ogden, Urel
MceI sr " Iam Wilcox, Luptsn, Joseph sanford.
Lorer Henry Cole. solomon Crane John Terry. Hut
Vance; W N Powell i Stevens. n Williams x.rsa-
Keever b Gereaw. J Wheeler. s Stokes, G Day,
stotts Norris Moran. Lynch. Taylor, II Toe,
din @ Seeley.
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Vermont Central Railroad. Ask; IS do DO, 30 ~; 10
do 46k do do, 46x; DO do. 46k; % do de, te; DO
do 467s; do Boston and Providence Railroad. eoA;
do Boston and Maine Rsilroad l04k; do d. lo4 %
do Reading Railroad 10 l7k; do Northern kAii-
and Worcester Rair, sd lOex 20 do Exchsuge Bank,
1ol; 10 do Grocers Bank esh; Is dividends vermont
and Mass. Railroad. No 2 o0 Al do do, NO !: soi
s shs Connecticut River Railroad ga 10 do Vermont
Central Rsilrs ad so 46G Is do do, 80 46h 26 do
do 45ys: 10 do Norfolk County Railroad 2ox 100 do
Long island Railroad. So 10; 100 do do 60 10; 30
do Exchange Bank l0lh right Amoskeag ManutAc-
turing Co. 1885, $4,000 Heading Railroad Bonds, 1880
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Passe myers Arrived.

LIvFRrooI.Pneket Ship sheridan-Mr and Hrs Bes,sy
and family of England Mr. Eckardt, Of Germany; Mr.
Mtca Mr. Maxwell of Ireland Miss Henrietta Hughes, Lii
yerpool-2G2 in the steersFe
IIvERPooI-Ship Harford-J Barker, X DAVIS, VIII
liemson-2so in the steerage. ,
l. and viei, Labar Mrs Labart, Miss v labart.
Soyer, de Cambourg all Of Paris crossman o. Phla-
delpha; Rodolph, DEaeply OF Wsconsin-2ii In the
eteerage.
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T IsToF LETTERS REMAINING IN III ENEw YORK
IL Post Once, August II, ls<e.
OFFICIALLY rusiIsnkD IL TINE rAPER HAVING THE
CIRCULATION.
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