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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-14
]. II EUSTACE & son.
PURCELL, LADD & CO.
NH 2-3m JAS P DtJVAI g. co

~ CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. THE ONLY
G EN- pr. .WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
G G 42I II Has p TnE 1 MRIPTEN SIGNATURE
the outside Wrapper surrounding each Bottle
This Is believed to be the only article bearing the above
ntle as enanatng from the Doctor The virtues Of Wild
Cherry, for relieving affections OF the Lungs and that all
important organ, the Liver, has long enjoyed the conf
dence OF domestic practice.
City Of Philadelphia, ss-Wiam NJ Spear, Of the city
OF Philadelphia, being duly sworn according to law de-
poses and says that he is the possession Of the original
recipe for preparing Basam Of Wild Cherry for affec-
tons OF the Lungs, which was given to him by Dr. Wis
tar regularly educated Physician and that he believes
said DR. Wistar himself w M, SPEAR
Sworn and subscribed before me- and the city seal af-
fixed, the first day of November A. D. eighteen hun
r.. 81 JOHN SWIFT, Mayor.
A copyright for the Balsamis secured
Absurd as It may appear the face OF the above undeni
able proof an individual from Boston, Mass recently ap-
Piled to the United States District Court OF PENNSYLVANIA
tor an injunction on the General Agent for the United
States and the British Provinces prevent said agent
from selling the only genuine Dr. Wistars Basan of Wild
GherTy, (sad individual claiming the right OF course
the hon jadge Of sad court promptly N E refused it.
performs the cure; Let them not deceive you.
l5B Look well TO the marks OF the genuine
No Dr. Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry can possibly
be the genuine without the written signature OF VIM NJ
Spear is on the outside wrapper surrounding each bottle
This being the only genuine Wstars Basam offered
to the public.
The genuine Balsam put up in bottles with the words
"Dr. Wstar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry Philadelphia, !"
blown in the glass; each bottle bearing label on the
front, with the signature Of VIM NJ SPEAR.
A liberal discount to druggists and dealers
AGENTS
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC--I have this day APP
pointed T. w DYOTT 4 SON, No. 1872 North Second
street. Philadelphia sole wholesale furnishing Agents for
the (only genuine DR.. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY.
All orders for the Basam addressed to them, will be
promptly atented at the Propreors lowest Wholesale
prices.
w. NJ SPEAR, Sole Proprietor
Also for sale by most respectable Druggists and Mer-
chants throughout the United States Mexico West In
dies and British Provinces who the practice Of sell
ling Genuine Popular Medicines
Price 81. Six bottles for S.
n. BIT. B, DYOTT &, SONS, OF Philadelphia,
ARE my Agents. WIN. NJ. SPEAR.
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IA FOR RENT-And possession given on the lst
afI!T OF june that comfortable dwelling on Franklin
lately occupied by DR.. E. D. Robinson. Apply to
my Is JAMES NJ TAYLOR
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Ee EMEDIES for Diauhoea, Dyspepsia, Cholera Nor
lH, bus Summer Complaint, &c.
James Camnative Balsam
Demands Cholera Medicine
Perry Davis Pain Killer
Billings Celebrated Remedy
Blackberry Syrup
The above excellent remedies for the prevailing diseases
of the may be confidently relied on For sale by
je 10 lag DOVE & ISAACS.
DORTO RICO SUGAR.--40 hhds Porto Rico
IN Sugar, part very superior, for saleby ,,
j. jy7 WILLIAMS, CLAIBORNE & co.
n ARDS bbls, 90 kegs Baltimore rendered Lard
NJ for sale by
w WILLIAMS, CLAIBORNE & co,
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MpRUSHES.--shee Brushes; sscrubbinP do. With
NAP blocks and handles; Wintewash do; busting do.
Sweeping do. Also, Brushes of every description for fac
tory and mills, manufactured by
l.. GINTER, Brsuh Manufacturer,
10 70
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III FOR RENT--The upper part Of the new granite
NI front house on Main ST., few doors below 9th It
shas brick kitchen with three rooms and two lock
rooms. Terms moderate to good tenant. Apply to
ap IA B. & S. JONES
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SHOCkOE IRON, NAILS AND MACHT-

~ merry WORKS-The proprietor of the above
orders for MACHINERY of all kinds, SHAFTiNGS
and GEARlNGS, SPIKES, NAILS, TACK MA
CHIMES OF the most improved patterns and all kinds of
IRON and BRASS CASTINGS. The Works are stu
ated in central location, Cary street. near the Dock
and the Depot OF the Richmond and Danvie Railroad.
gsg All orders promptly attended to.
BENZ. CHURCHILL.
Richmond Va, April 5th, l849. my 80 3m
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- FOR RENT-And possession given immediate
T y that desirable residence at the corner of Grace
20 whom apply for terms 1t is an excellent location for
a boarding house. lie 20 "a
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Be sure to get Vroom & Fowers article none other
s genuine For sale by the agents for the propetors
PURCELL, LADD & CO.. Druggists,
nv 81 90 Main street corner 18th
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IA FOR RENT-Two tenelnents on Marshall, be-
tween 4tt and 5th streets, opposite St. James
Apply to
]e2l JAS M TAYLOR
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Ii DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCES FOR
af RENT.--The family residences over the stores Of
Co., on Eagle Square are for rent Terms favorable.
Apply to BROOKS & BELL,
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81 RATES REDUCED BY 1gITes--Z-- :

No. IL West Main street
my IL 3m E. BAKER Richmond Va
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q GOOD SHAVING SOAP.-Vroom & Fow-
N lers walnut military shaving Soap is decidedly
he best article in useit makes rich, creamy laher,
which does not dry the face chop or irrtate the
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-14

6HL FOR RENT---A store on the south side of Main
fTA between 18th and 18th streets It is Wen located
tor business and adapted to almost any kind of bust
ness Also the upper part Of the same building, contain
ing Blk rooms besides the cellar and excellent three
story Kitchen. Rent $500 per annum for the whole
Possession given LIST July, Apply to
VIM. GOULDIN,
Je 20 wv No. 10 Governor street
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Nd FOR RENT-The smallest of the three new
H store houses Nth street, opposite Messrs Kent
Apply to
ap Is Is GEO G. THOMPSON
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URANDRETH'S PILLS.-T W Dyott &
ED Sons, of the Columbian College, No. 49, North
Second street Philadelphia are hereby appointed my sole
genuine Pills. at my lowest prices to Druggists and all
Dealers. B BRANDKETH M D. Proprietor
cipal Druggist in Richmond Petersburg, Norfolk Ports
mouth, Fredericksburg, Alexandria Washington, and by
Druggists generally throughout the United States whose
names appear in full in Dyotts Oracle of Health.
T. w, DYOTT g. SONS,
my 10 Sole Wholesale Agents
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4. WUKRIS,
Bookseller and Dealer in Piano Fortes

GHINA HALL, No. 70, MAIN sTREET.-By
~ the ships Oneida at New FORK, and Henry at this
port from Liverpool have received and have in store
my Fall stock Of CHINA and EARTHENWARE, Of
new and handsome styles direct from the manufacturers
and from the factories at the North large assortment OF
pa pressed and cut Glass and Looking Glasses toge-
Their with handsome variety Of Fancy Goods These
Goods have been purchased at the very lowest rates. and
invite the attention of persons in want to the examine
ton OF my stock and prices Country merchants are in
vted to call before purchasing as will sell as low as any
| regular house at the North HUGH A. WATT =
seq No 70 Moin oreo+
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A. ~ MRS. MEADs, FORMERLY PERsICos.
glli. The houses occupied by Mrs. Mead as female
= boarding school the last years will be relinqushed
on the 10th August The dwelling contains 81 rooms,
WITH fre places, heated by stoves, and sundry gallery
cose store and bath rooms-the kitchen and laundry or
g. Both of the late occupants concur in represenne the
establishment as peculiarly fitted the accommodation
OF large male or female school The premises will be
repaired as soon as a tenant is obtained
e 2tawts GEO TAYLOR
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~ FOR RENT-That large and eligibly located
f tenement the North side Of Main street recently
ME- occupied by Messrs Gay, Mathews i Co. as dry
goods store 1t is considered first rate stand for that
ppess having been used as such for many years past
Possession given Immediately.
- Also, the tenement Governor street, adjoining Mr.
Apply to JAS. M, TAYLOR
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MW ATTEESSES.--Ju received on consignment a
I'VE large assortment of CURED Hair and Shuck Mat
fesses, Of different and qualities which will be sold
manufacturers prices Mattresses made to order at
the shortest notice All orders promptly attended to-
nv 25 ALEXANDER MOTT,
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vEvHE BEST SUMMER PURTFIER-pRIs.
Ill Tolls CELEBRATED SARSAPARILLA.-
Just to hand per schr Greenway II dozen Of this supe
nor preparation OF Sarsapara pronounced by those who
market, for sale by DOVE & TSAACS
je6 oants for P;cbn,onoJ
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~ FOR RENT-The store and dwelling lately oc-
fa;IA cupied by, Mr. James M, Winston as a grocery
-sore, on the North side of Broad street. next door
above the residence OF Mr. Samuel Ellis Rent 1925 per
annun Apply to r.
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"a FOR RENT--A neat wooden tenement, corner
h!Ti Broad and Folsliee sts with or rooms kitchen,
aasa. &c. Possession given immediately Rent 800 Der
annm Apply to TOLER & COOK,
le Agents and Auctoneers
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NJ FOR RENT-The store on 18th between Main
H and Cary streets, the Wing office now under
of June WV --'
Also the upper part of the house over the office of Mr.
robert 6 Scott suitable for offices or lodging rooms re-
my 16 JAMES M TAYLOR
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M hand supply of the above Of the old established
concern Of Day & Martin, which with half the labor,
produces the most brilliant jet black fully equal to the
The leather s.perectly free from any unpleasant smell,
and in minute produces the most brilliant lustre For
sale by DOVE q lSAACS.
Also, an assortment of superior Shoe Brushes.
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G1ASH MANUFACTURING NOTICE
- Gentlemen in want of good quality of ready made
Clothing cheap for cash. will please bear in mind that the
senior partner Of the fashionable Clothing House of Keen
Cmles d 60, 10Y Main street, is always at the North
experimenting our mandatory looking out for bar
gains, buying goods for cash. and making up good work
expressly for the Richmond trade
Gentlemen, look at the above, and if we have not
great advantages for selling goods cheap Come to No
luz with cash KEEN, CHILES & Co,
Eoa 4,
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D edmond AND PETERSBURG RAIL
M ROAD-Spnng and Summer Arrangement. On
and after Monday the I'd Of April the departure of the
Trains will be as follows
MAIL TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily, at. .............63P NJ
Leaves Petersburg daily, at. ..............5 81 A. NJ.
Leaves Richmond every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at ..".." ........,...... 81 A. M.
Leaves Petersburg same days at..........,33P NJ
As this is freight train it must necessarily be run
slowly, and there will DO occasionally some detention
Passengers, therefore who wish travel fast will please
take the mail train.
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Mondays, Wednesdays and
fridays, at. .............:. .......,.....S A M.
t. Passengers requested procure tickets at the
Office before starting
n B. The trains punctually the time advertised
by Richmon time. THOS. DODAMEAD
Sup, Transportation.
Office r. & p r Co Jme 18th 1910
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A. FOR RENT, that handsome and convenient
.lII dwelling, on 9TH street, between Clay and Leigh
streets, recently occupied by Rev. Mr. Moore. Pos
| V9 RIGHT pIIT In
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WMAIR E-For Cleansing, Beauti-
Hair-R DUQUEsNE, Partisan Hair Dresser and Wig
Maker, ITO Main street, opposite the Virginia Banks, Is
preparing, from recipe he purchased his recent
visit to France an article emineny entitled to the desg
the Partisan Hair Dressers have succeeded in preparing
an article which they have confidence in recommending
to the Beau Monde in every respect worthy their pa
Prepared and sold by R. DUQUEsNE,
Richmond, Va
R. D has always hand the and most fashion
able Perfumeries, Cosmetics, &c, well Wigs Tou
pets, Curs, Braids, &c. NH 81 3n*
GUM ELASTIC MACHINE Betting Il
"a PACKING.-Our assortment oil Goodyears Ma
chine Betting is complete, Of almost all sizes Or
dere received Tor Intermediate Sizes such have not
and any article OF this manufacture.
supply of Pffk9g %s steam tf Hns % sale By
NH II Agents for the Manufacturer
aSHAMPAGNE.-We have received another lot of
~ that very superior Signot Wine, in quart and pint
bottles This Wine comes to us from c.. E. Hahicht,
Esq, French Consul New ork, who receives it direct
from the Province of Ay. We hope to be regularly sup
Piled with this article, and trial Of il is all we ask
my2l JOHN WOMBLE d CO.
NEACKEREL.-zNo.. Mackerel, in half bbls.. Or.
IvA bbs and kits No . Mackere in whole and half
bbls, for sale
my ID JOHN NJ RoYALL.
VTALyAHLE JUVENILE LiBRARY.--J
Boys and Girls Library, in 80 vols neatly bound; price
Sli my "a
NTEW DRY GoODs.--Just received, handsome
1W Dress Goods for ladies'
Beautiful Silk Brilliants
Rich all silk Tissues
Berages, Organdies, Lustres
Lawns, Swiss Muslins
Colored Plaid Swiss and Striped do
Dotted Swiss Musins
Prints OF every variety
Beautiful Silk Gloves
Also, Kid Gloves, of superior quality
With variety OF other goods on the most accommo-
dating terms Call the corner of ls and Broad Streets
No 285.
my II W. BOOTWRIGHT
MNHEAPEST YET.-Lades' Morocco Ties, only
" rs cents
Also, splendid Morocco and Bronze Slippers, very ele-
giant, just received, at 81.
Misses Bronze Slippers, rs cents
Chidren's Shoes, from 25 cents to rs cents
Roam Ties, for ladies, only 374 cents and so cents
All other kinds, Of the latest style, on hand For the
cheapest and BEST call the subscriber for he prefers
quick sales and small profits FORD,
224 Broad street. next to Grubbs & Appersons.
my26
a NTONIO PIZZINf-Foreign and Domestic Con-
IA tectoner and Fruit Dealer, No: AZ Main street, un
der the City Hotel, Richmond Va, keeps constantly on
hand
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6uA FOR RENT-The upper part of the house on
!I the corner OF 18th and Franklin streets directly OBJ
a posite the cabinet wareroom of Bntord & Porter
also the upper part Of the tenement adjoining the aore
said house on 18th street = =
lie 81 n CANNON
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Tup Ruopr IsLsSD CosLrros.-Mr Thurston. the
democratic nominee for Congress in the second district
81 Rhode leland has expressed hts determination Ia
the rtsult q his election TO oppose the extension m
slavery In the territories and In reply to letter says
he tbinks IL an extension of the Democratic prnci-
pies to coincide with the wilmo; proviso Mr. Dixon,
the whig nominee refuses expression Of his opinions
on the subject.
GtNrnaL TsyIor Axp rur Gropes wuics-At q
wbig meeting held ct scrivep Georgia the 7th inst
revolutions were adopted expressive of their entire
confidence In the patriotism and political Integrity Of
General Taylor and Of his devotion TO tue Interests Of
the Union without regard to the sggressions Of geo
graphical factions.
EIIwoop Fisu,R Aosr- -Ellwood Fisher has pub
lshed long letter In defence Of his lecture published
some time since avorsbe TO tlsvery aud contrasts the
South and North In agricultural aud manufacturing
point q view The letter H. iull and
and contsins strong arguments In favor Of the position
assumed in his lecture, well perfect historical
knowledge Of the system Of slavery in nearly all ages
Of the world
Ma CiAvros Tur Psssrspr a. rsrfs~.-Nr See.
Rotary CLAYTON has written letter denying that II IL
the custom Of the government to grant passports 10
eoofed persons and that except In two instances the
department has always refused. Mr. Ch@~ who
rsssport clerk at the time of them granted,
denies that the department. -ss aware that the party
sprlyipe was colored man aud further states, that
~ y AZ uniform rule 20 refuse them.
Thomas y Bowie " spoken Of a. the whig candidate
fer Ctpgtess In the First district u Maryland.
Hon Horace Mann is spoken Of ssa whig candidate
fcf Governor Of Massachusetts.
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.frref of S~ik, lhs Bal Of fhe q Con6lencs Mon ~
Ofcer Horton OF the Second Ward Police, received
information yesterday that Edward Smith, tho man
who Is charged with perjury, In swearing falsely TO
sndlib.ratps from prison the individual known In the
community as the Coincidence Man, still residing
In the Vicinity sfIoboktn New jersey and In accord
with the Information, officer Horton, aided by
officers Corey Baum. Cavanssh, Bevens, and Whiting
ham proceeded TO Hoboken early yesterday morning,
70 . tavern called the Shades" Wthav AIKEN Hin,
which place they searched all through, without
Gees. Here they learned that Smith had left tho
tavern enriy In the morning for Bulls Ferry. The
officers, on this inform alton, took conveyance, and
went on towards Bulls Ferry, and when within
and half mile OF that place they met smith, ON
horseback, on his return towards Hobok.n. Smith.
observing the carriage and those seated therein epdes
vored to hurry past the carriage by whipping mp his
horse; Mr. Horton immediately jumped from the car.
ordered Mr.. Smith TO dismount; he then taken
into custody conveyed back to Bulls Ferry, boat was
procured, and Smith taken the river land
ing nj Burnbsms at which place they took the Bloom
ingdae stage and rode down 60 the city The accused
was taken before Justice Lothrcp, who committed him
that since he rescued from the officers his
former arrest he has resided In Hoboken but within
the last few days he has felt weary and tired of living
In fear Of being ~ moment arrested and concluded
TO deliver himself up to the magistrate In day two
for the purroes OF clearing up the whole matter.
dollar Tor going bail for the Coincidence Man., that
he merely ewsnt tbaii to accommodate friend; aud
he still asserts that he justify In the 81
property that he he owned but n he should fail
In doing and end himself liable % be sacrac in
fultng the requests Of others then he will make such
ONCE We may expect some Astounding disclosures
shortly.
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City Intelligence.

Rrscurp from DRowSiSe.-About half past 10 o'clock
on Saturday night, man named Michael Donohoe, fell
into the deck 1t the foot Of Stanton street. while In
Of ntoxicaton He taken out Of the water BY
eeers Wade and sickles and conveyed In safety his
residence, ia Broome street
BrRsrire OF a BLoopvrssrL.-Bryan QuinIan burst
. boodvesse In the head yesterday ernoon Peck
slip ferry, aud was taken BY the police to ths city
hespital
FouHp.-A small crate Of srockery was found at
street, by officer Common.
MAJ Fousp DsAo.-Yestsrday, man unknown was
found dead at the foot Of 3Ath street, Fast river
Frpious DRrrso.-Robert Small driver Of stage No
20 was arrested on Saturday evening by oioer Lynch
in Broadway, for furious driving, aud running into
cart driven by Henry Lee and assauling him with his
whip. Sent to the halls Of justice.
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General TayIor's Reception in lrttsburxh.
PirrssUKoH. August 10, 1870
General Taylor arrived In city this afternoon.
and the enthusiasm manifested the ocsssion hazsa
all description. Such Q demonstration Of public
feeling has never before been witnessed In this city
fsgs and banners were flying in every direction.
throughout the whole line Of the proeessen, tho
General and suite were greeted with the most kind and
nstteripg demonstrations
Thousands upon Thousands ofsur eitissns ana those
Of the surrounding towns assembled here 70 i've
him welcome
The Hon Walter Forward, who had been appointed
at preliminary meeting, received the hero Of Busns
Vista in speech repleto with elegant and patriotic
sentiments. .
The speaker was answered in happy manner, BY the
General and Governor Johnston.
Hundreds Of bouquets wwe presented BY our fAir
daughters and Acknowledged by the old man Of the
White House. In q most courteous manner.
Is with pleasure that state that accident os
cured to mar the pleasures Of the reception.
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THE MORTALITY LAST WEEK

THE MORTALITY LAST WEEK.
As usual We published yesterday the weekly report
Of the City Inspector and summary Of the report Of
the Board Of Health giving the deaths BY cholera for
the week ending Saturday, at ~ o'clock. The number
Of deaths by shosrs according to the City Inspsc-
tors report, is $50. The previous week it 423
There h therefore, difference of "a deaths in favor Of
last week. The number Of deaths, according to the
Board Of Health, was 40, and o05 Last week,
the deaths were 23 according to this authority There
H. therefore, falling OF Of "a in the Sanitary Commit
tees report which is satisfactory indication Of de-
cline in the disease however gradual
The following table exhibits the weekly reports Of
the Board Of Health and Of the City Inspector from
the week ending June up to the present time, with
the total Of deaths according each set Of re-
ports, and the total difference between them
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Observation-Disclosures

Bsser CeURsE, L. I-TuE Pam Racr.-Ths hrst
week IN October will open at this course with hne
display the best nsgs in the country comprising the
stables Of o. r. Hare Tally, Green, Laird and others
81 great celebrity The sports viii consist Of sweep
ststs and several purses The four mile day will prove
vsry attractive In addition 10 purse o. $500 there
I'm ,. inside stake 81 $500. The entries are 10
sios. en- the 18th September. Everything that can
s<d Va the interest Of the occasion and eoniuce ~ the
semsrt 81 the spectators win BE- put in requisitcn, 10
srssr 10 suoh sit ndsnee viii repay the
pseprstors for their sxeriions and adj briispey 10
90 scene.
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Shipping Intelligence.

2lst. q : = = 80 -
M Barnstahls steering LAST ship hsreulsan. oiassov
spoke 18Th lat 20 s. Ion 70 g. ship Olive Branch Bed
frd for San fr,neiseo; same day chip Devonsrs
na Ss in Ss,ss hssSg sprung sl.sa n gale sth.
Alexander Conn. New bedford. for San frsaciseo.
Brgs Wander; sanr Banault, July 9Th Doane Ball
timore Judge Whitmore Phadelpbia Brace do Ca-
riGs Aisssy; Els, and Sourn.bsi New York cha, bark
Nail End Mary IL phads,phiN schr Henry Curtis Albany.
An lyth ship Coumhus from, Csdr, DULY 3 shp 81 Pes
ips lat a. len ~ bark Empire, from Bristol for Portand
Arr brig Sarah from New York CID brig lion Phlssel
pLia; sehr GALAXY, New York. 1T