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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-17
An Italian Tragedy;--Ihe Spanish

soldiers. il is understand, are about TO be
withdrawn from Italy. They have be-
haved In some Of the lirotincrs in most
outrageous MANNER. At Eagdrol5 several
of them entered The house Of one 81 lie
inhahitaiiis, With the view 10 carry OF a
young married Woman. Her husband ile-
Tended her for a long lime, but seeing her
on the point Of being snatched from him,
he ID save her from dishnhnt, killed bet
With his own hand. The noise at this
moment caused SEVERAL persons I'd arrive,
when a furious encounter ensied between
them aud The soldiers, in which The latter
shot three Of the iofiiier. and drove off The
rest. Tie towii, in consequence, was de
serted BY ils inhabitants. and the Spaniards
took possession Of il and Tie en,irons a:
4 conducted couu,ry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-17
The Enlnnits d Great Britald.-.fh,

The Colonies tf Great Britaii.-The
North 6ner,csn POSSESSIONS 81 Great
l,nta,u, whlrh include C.nad', Nava
Sro,is, Prince Edwards f.lapd, hr~
Burkswitk, Naa tnuiidisnd. and Bet
muda, en,sil,iI = l. ial expense. Tor n"
fi.e YER. End ng ibe 81, March, 1877,
81 G2,6i6 Osi tor the pay ol tso"ps
and camm,sssria, ex, snses; our Wrs'
Indian pnsaes., hs enta,ied. dur ng 'he
sane ppri.d; cost Of i.770,337t ior
the same purposes; our Mrdne'r'neafi
ara African p,.se-s,"iis, ,tclud'ng iIb'
rahar, Malls, lie tml.n l.iands. ,ht
Cape Colony, Siena len. Gambn,
tue :, ttle nea,s nii lie Gold Cost. and
ST. IItlena, pn,a,l.ii an expense ol3. 40
1851. aud tie Australian aud mi.cell'
npous pnS,essions an expense oil 1857
g35l. ltmIlnus thai the { !, iilAl ,Ihpne q
Great Britain entalI,d upon The mother
C unuy tor the fl c vars ending The
slsl ol M,rch, 1917, gross id.sl cast I"
9 742,S5ii., sulek for The pay of hel
Nj .ty's uonps aud lur commissara
expenses. he,ng ON an average maly
Z QUO, 0U0i per ahnum.
European Ti,nss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-17
rn,l Of 4 Bonndarr Llnt.-rhe boundaI

line between lie United States and Cana.
da, run IA aecordanre with the AshhnT,on
lleaiy. eosl The Labor 81 800 men eighteen
months. For 800 miles. path was cut
Through the forest 80 feel wide, and clear
ed Of ali trees AT The end of every mile
is cast iron pillar. painted white; square,
four feet out OF tie ground, seven inches
square a, the bottom, and four inchrs a
The top, with raised letters on lis sides
gfmiiis The commissioners who run the
/ line, and lie date. Mcaireui Courier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-17
Indigo. [nriabs Eart; The indi

Indigo. -Curiohs Batt The indigo
plant VAS a native Of Sodth Carolina. l.
grew Spontaneously among its weeds aud
woods. More than one hundred yeats
ago the planters there commenced lis cul-
tiyailon. Ia the year l74s. South Caro-
lliia exported 10 Great Britain, 100000
poiinds, and the parliaiiieiit gtanted d
Ronh,y Of IL cents per p6uhd 70 iiitlute
It's greater tullvaibii. HI 1857, indigo
was one Of The staples bf Si,dlh Carolina,
and We believe of Georgia also. Now IN
is49, pot single p6iild Of iiiliso Is rails
ed III South Carolina. or as flr as we
know III all the Sunlh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-17
Dreadful Occurrence "A cortssron

Dreadful Occurrence "A corfesron.
dent of lie baltimore Sun states that the
Rev. James Nichols. OF Caroline cdHntv.
Md, who has for long time been labor
Ing under all sbertaiion Of mind, oh
Thursday OF last week. shot dead Miss
Juliet Nichols. She and several Of the
family were up stairs. al the usual TIME
Of Mr. N. holding family prayer. when he
summoned them 10 lis ROOM. Upon the
unfortunate lady opening the door. Mr..
Nichols levelled gun al her and shot her
dead. lie then, in lis murie.ous mean.
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The existing phase u The fieiieh NC.
a,,hIir. Il il Is ltrmed. Is thus described
~ ! rserni leller from Paris, 81 VI. brs-
IN. one II ne editors 81 IAe New York.
Evening Post:
Aipresrm Mere j. VERY lilile p"l,iieai
libcr.s IN FIaats. ex-rplihr liberty Of sui.
lragr. lie r5liie tan seize The rIin'ed
s!.eeis al any journal continuing expires
sia!.s h,sh tie gseInnenl happen 70
aahke. and prevent is circulation. The
lak punIshes ailh severe pensliies Tie
vague offence ii printing and publishing
any thing Rhirh Is calculated TO bring M.
lred aud contempt on HE government and
therefore q irial hS jury is allowed IN such
cases an that the Jury has 10 do. - 70 say
= le,iis 7 he Sbn6xious ariifle was publish.
cd Or I.6i. the Judges, who are The crea'
lures ~ The government, decide whether
The law is ,iolaied or rot. There Is no
chance. therefore. ii ESCAPE. When the 60
yerumenI has marked oul is victim. Peo'
ME are arrested and Detained. hy order o
HE 90, trnmeni. and ih,re IS no process
Ike ,hat az nur haheas corpus 20 delltel
ihe,n, II confined oil 4 frivolous or INSULT
Sipnt nfetexi. There rs no liberty OF as
se!nhIIig 10 expresspubilt opinions on 20
liiical anesliohs;. II addresses and ieso'n
iinns. ~ We should have seen the enllr'
pe6ple moving on the Roman question
In short. hele i a government. nnli 70
pnlar forms, conducted IN The worst spiri
81 nignchy. and allowing AMPLE scoop
for lie .y,rti.e uf The most eaPrieious y
rannH.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-17
American Queensware.-

bufgh Gazette nulices the extensive man
tilaclories &c Queens ware winch are ear
fled on Al Easr Liverpool; atnni 50 miles
below HE cIl,. Eight poittrles ate en-
ployed in making ware hom the clay OBJ
iained il lie siriniiy. The Gazette SAYS the
ware f,om these p6iieries is equally as
good, besides being a great deal cheaper
than the English article manufacture,
from the Same kihi Of clss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-17
ADuel.si Indictea-'fhe indianapolis

Scnnnel. 6f August 20. states that John
r.. GRAY, III Townsville. XIV. has been n
dielr,l ler the murder - Henry e. Pope
III the same city. III duel fought on The
Indiana side in June last. A lequisfiion
has been made upoR the Governor d
Keurucky fof The delivery 81 Gray 10 tht
authorities OF Indiana.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-17

The Cincinnati NonlPpareii says thai a
rRarhine u III operation for making brick.
which leeds itself, and delivers the brick
without hands, and presses ifrem so hard
that they are ready To be laid into The kiln
when they come from The mould, and one
machine will turn oul $4,000 per day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-17

IN. d1gsrd her oui &c lie hsnse some
distance 10 hog pen. and attempted %
,lrou her mo 4. Failing y do Tbs,
~ f.ra. and has no: siEee SEN heard Of.
PGL. LEigsx.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-17

Fprida-The. Hon. Thomas Bn'wn.
ny new Whig Governor al fiorldA. lsas .
ne Baltimore Ameriessl has en,rFedur
lie slulirs 10 his Office. IL an Executive
ar,lrr da,eJ On lie Isl inst. he directs i'ls
discharge az ne y0lnnleer iTonFs Ahieh
his pTedeeessor had rzll INTO sers'ee 10
opeiaae against he Indians. assigning = 2
tfasan illersfor lhal lhe Generai tavern
msnl has assumedihe responsibility ol &c.
messing lie hoslliiies u he Indians. and
has ordered 10 lie lrers.ers > military force
fully adequate for ne purpose. We hope
iioan 10 hear liai quiet j. entirely q stored
10 Florida. faf. htL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-17

During the six months ending on l'is
LIST instant. there arrived al New fofh
l63.l93 passengers --bcing an average y
SOS rer i@y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-17

Tie legal prineiPle upon Nlilrh t'e
Enslish 60 fH salsase. and hal Mnlrh =
recognised also ii lhls'euunify, SIS isl-
lows:
-Salrare il NJ allowance made ior say
inc a ship az ss6is. or both. iroin NE
danger 81 lie seas. Ere. pirates. 90 enefialfk'
N With sense il is more used. lhspgh !.
is also fneornfiIs applled 10 signify ne
il,ine iiseiT uhirh i saved FAX f5f
Aud lie saver has sus b > property ~ iihe
raods saves. ~ his oNn exefIiohs and dan.
Ger. laai Il s., bern held the defendants
might retain lie goods liil paymeni 81 ihf
saIvsse. ',-tf Lord kgynasnd, Sss;
.Snil. G5f
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-17
The Philadelphia Riot--Jerelni

The Philadelphia Riot--Jereiiial
McShane, ono OF Tile Nouhded al tie tioi
on Thursday night. died on Wednesday Of
a would received i'll The head while look
Zig sui III wiHdow. lie lad been ii
this country but a Short lime, and had
iiiade arrangements 10 return to Ireland.
A number Of men and boys who were
arrested on the charge Of participating i,
tile riot, were examined beIote The May
or yesterday, and committed TO jail
Among the number was q colored mar
named George Hosey. said 10 be one Q
The most violent Of The rioters. He wa'
seen TO shoot at several persons win Dell
beraie aim, and was committed TO aaswe
10 lie charge Of rlo., q SCI, AID nai e..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-17
LATER;

The Baltimore American Of Thursday
has the following Geographic despatch:
Philadephia, Oct. lO-ll T. NJ.
The fiots were renewed down Town
tSuuihwark) this morning, and other build
ings we're Tired. Fire arms and other
missiles were freely used, and several per.
Cons very badly hutl.
al half-pas, len o'clock six or eight MIL
lilary companies, healed by the Sheriff
and Mayor. marched 10 The seine Of &C
iioh. took possession Of the disturbed dis
,ricl, and planted cannon in the streets q
proven, the ENHANCEMENT Of the crowd.
A number Of fire compaiiies are ilo@
lii seltte round lie ruins. Several othel
buildings lave GesIi blirnt:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-17

SERIOUS RIOT Il PHu.ADEfri.IA.
The PhaaleIPhia lnquirr u wedars-
,l.y I,astEle follow M aecoani of > disgtsre-
III Tini uhirh oCeeETed - ulsl riiy on
Tuesday night:
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-18
R00ts-Rn nts-Rnnts.

lot of Gents sewed Calf Boots together with FORR's'
FRENCH DRESS BOOTS, and New York Paten1
Leather do. which cannot he beat
Some Of the finest fcgged Boots offered in any show
in New England, superior to those which in such de
mand last spring good assortment of those Double Sole
and Double Vanp WATER PROOF BOOTS, which wiz
wear LONGER than any other Boot manufactured, as
many of my customers testify have any quantity
making, and can accommodate all who come.
The assortment ofieavy Calf KIP Cowhido and Calcutta
Boots, will of selfbc ola Show'' than is often
For JUVENILES there will be Double Sole Calf, Kip,
and Calcutta Boots, and some Min which nice.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-18
CHyNRIAEflRA
DAGEg2gSHEOTYP
TAKEN VgLIHOUH REWERSING.

LEAIALLs " THU II Il q " --i1s1.5--l- e
WITH A
New Quick Camera in one quarter the usual time,
AT I42 MAIN STREET
The subscriber has been induced by the great and liberal
patronage he received in Worcester purchase one
OF VOIGrLANDER'S QUICK CAMERAS which is OF
an entire new construction, with which types can be
male almost Instantly.
Daguerreotypes OF CHILDREN are made with this Came
with as Unrshlng perfection and beauty.
Also, received one VoigtlanGers Mammoth Cameras
so constructed to take types of Persons or Views
WITHOUT REVERSING. This Camera is of tnice the size
end p0Wer Of any other in this city, and GROUPS Of from
. to 30 persons be taken with it on large plates
as TO give every figure easy and graceful position
Six yelrs practical experience, with The OF large
SkyLgh the above Cameras and every Vantage which
be mentioned enables the subscriber make Nina
equal the best made by the lists in Boston
or New York Ut Cali aud specimens before
engaging elsewhere.
GPDaanerreotypsts can find WHOLE half, quarter and
medium Plates and Cases. and every article used in the
art constantly for sale CAMERAS Of every size fur
nished at manufacturers prices.
May 10. dwtf GEO. ADAMS.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-18
j. HOOKER, M. d.,
PHI YSICIAE AND SURG E9N,

Office and Residence, No Park Street.
DR.. HOOKER, would inform the citizens of Worcester
ard Of the adjoining towns, that he has opened Office
by himself and octs patronage from his friends aud others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid
He will not nrust the dispensing Of Medicine the Of
nexnerlenced Individuals but will far practicable, attend
tot hmel thus avoiding risk to Patient aud Physician.
Jad |. diff
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-18
j. X. CLARK. w d.

HO GO PATHIC HYSICIAN.
Office Removed to his Residence,
lst house on the north side Of Walnut ST.,
(recenty occupied Ly Or. Miier
Office haurs-irom u to A. M, ana from u TO 4, and
It TO 10 O'Clock M {65-Boards at AM Temp House.
ingalls,, Id, Boston Charles w ,lker, NJ. D ,Norhamp
t1ni G. W. Swazey, d., and Rev. Il. H. ConRlin,
Springfield Col Jas. EstabroOk, A. Stocking, Worcester
Worcester, May 8. DIT
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EITsk's dRuaGriRIe Hsaael.
NOTICE.

MORRIS HANF, is this day discharged out OF my EN-
1VE poy and shall not be responsible for any debt;
which he in my name. A. FRlDEN BEkG.
Worcester, Oct IA. le4s. ol5d5t
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-18

G8~ KsGsS'S XpTGSs forward all sorts OF
parcels and small through direct over the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport, Fall RiUer, Bristol and Harrem.
Juy22 dwtf
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Carriage Auction.
by SAMUEL *. BAILEY, AuctiOneer,
AT l;lS CARRIAGE DEPOSITORY,
FFDER STR EEV ROSTON

FEDERAL STREET, BOSTON,
ON SATURDAY, Oct 20lh, at | o'clock NJ.
Large Sale of Carriages Harnesses &c.
segf aE X TE1IE subscriber will close at Auction,
[1T51Z~tY1A lHr1e ock of custom huiit Carrt ges-
A4---S2- The whole stock has been built under his
personal ttnon, ana warranted % be n the rs1 ql'~
w. and is such has been offered IL anc ion or
hu for auction alesand III every article purchasers can
Gepend upon IT'S being The Though bought at prs
Vdie salethe whole stock having been selected the
hest manuact cries in The states and particularly adapd
to iS marke and for variety and st,e, combined villa
ffsl-rate m iterial, he defes comp, tilon.
COACHES-4 superior light Coaches. Of The most
modern style.
STANDING TOP CARRYALLs-3 superior standing
top, partition front six seat Carryas. Can be used for
close coaches If wanted
STANDING TOP CARRYALLS-6 light Standing top
Carryalls with aud without glass
ROCkAWAYS-4 supe iOr light, standing top, glass
door Rockaways or CARY alIs.
EXTENSION TOP CARRYALLS-l5 superior xten~
sion top Carryalls, finished in the hest
CHAlSE-6 superior ght LancewOod Chaise drab
line d. fnameled tops and patent ak
BAROUCHES-2 superior light half top one horse Ba
touches, finished fine.
BUGGIES-21 superior Trotting Wagons with tops,
Bugges and Phaetons, all finished in the manner.
CABS-4 superior one horse wheel Cabs, built, by
VtHderw ecker.
CARRYALL WAGONS superior Chrryall Wagons,
with side steps flashed in he best and style
OPEN WdGOYS-4 superior open TrOuBg Wagons
RARNESSEA-75 sets superior Double Gig Wagon and
Garry ali Har lesses.
The whole will be arranged with catalogues three days
previous to the sale.
Terms-Oa all sums $500, months credit, with
interest for satisfactory NOES.
also, a large assortment OF Second hand Carriages.
Boston, Oct II. distOl9
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Country Merchants
TO Let.

4 . LSt9
JNIIE OFFICE Store occupied by Doct
l. Clark. Possession given Immediately. Inquire CT
Oct 10 dist c. FOSTER " co.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
I. IL. COMLNG&. phvsician ard SIR

I. NJ. COMLSGS. Physician and Surgeon,
Having given his attention for years. to the treat
ment of ChrOHic forms of dsease Offers his services to
the afflicted in this and otHe NewEngand States Those
particularly who affected with Scroua any Cuta>
Eruptinns Rheumatism Gravel; Disease OF the
Kidney Ljver with Old Ulcers &c. that have
deed The treatment the best Old School practitioners
many can radically cure, greatly relieve.
We have successfully treated numerous cases OF White
Swelling that have been pronounced incurahle and aHpu
talion recommended.
Persons distance, suffering under the shove com
plants, any other Chronic Affection may consult US
by letter, stating infinitely the symptoms and history OF
she We forward medicine and prescription by
EXPRESS Mail.
Those in the city, wishing personal advice or prescrp'
ton find US at Residence and Office, No. Chat
ham Street, (Iately Division ST. Worcester. dMl0
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Furnishing SSOOds.

WA AhsSA2EskS9 ~OSWS'
T A. HOLMES has a large Lot OF BED TICKS of
Il. different kinds and qualities Al,O, FEATHERS
of every description, from cheap nice article.
Those in want If Feather Beds have fine Opper-
Justly for selection both OF Ticks and Feathers.
Also, all kinds If MATTRE SSES kent.
Furthermore new lot OF IRON DOVETAIL BED
STEADS, which need but TO be seen to be approved.
Persons purchasing large furnishing bills will be entitled
to quite discount from ord mary retail prices.
Ware Rooms, 157 Main Street.
Worcester, Oct il. dwtf
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RaabbQaS- EgakbbQas :

The Show will contain the largest aud best assortment OF
all kinds of Rubbers offered in the State out of the
Metropolis. Ladies' Misses, and Children's PATENT and
NATIVE RUBBERS ofevery size and price. Gents Over
and Sandal Rnbbers, high nsh and warranted not 10 lie
affected by heat or cold
Ladies and Gents Patent Rubber Boots,
of which of style before offered in this
market.
All those in want of substantial Boots and Shoes for the
coming season, will nd it for their interest view this
Exhibition, is the only Store the City where large
and general is be found, ind where they
CAN be sold at so low prices
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-10-13
WEEKLY COMMERCIAL JOURNAL.

siderably lower than last weeks quotations, and
the range at close yesterday was 27l cts. for hhds
and 2S4 for brls.
SUGARS.-The private transactions have com
prised l64 hhds New Orleans at 52G 81, and 10 do.
Porto Rico 64 cts, 4 mos. The sales by auction
have comprised l07 hhds. Porto Rico at jd 40
~ 100 lbs; 76 do. 6a 500; Ga do. 5a $50; 23G
brls. Clarified, Ia Sis; and 10 do. Powdered, S.2j
a $50, all mos.
TOBACCO.-The receipts have fallen off since
last weekly report, particularly Ohio and as
those of Maryland chiefly from the lower coun-
ties, and not of quality much sought after as the
Bay or Upper Country, we have only few transac-
lions to note, nearly all the saeable desirable
lots on sale have been previously disposed Of The
market, however, for good common to the better
grades, both of Maryland and Ohio, remains firm,
and there willing buyers at full rates-the i'm
proved demand not being confined alone to this mar
tet, but is traceable through the whole country -
The inspections for the week have amounted to 713
hhds. Maryland, 81 do. Ohio, and do. Kentucky
total, 766 hhds Exported within the same time to
foreign ports 2079 hhds.-malsing the amount Of
Maryland and Ohio leaf exported TO European ports
since Jan. LIST to 10th inst, as follows.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-10-13

further advance if the market is not overstocked by
large arrivals Bacon and Hams are in demand, very
few prime in market.
The many arrivals this month has thrown large
invoices Of Dry Goods, Hardware, and goods of all
class in the market which continues stocked
and about the same rates maintained as in our
last issue. Articles in much demand as Tin ware
have met good sales.
Llquors-All descriptions of common liquors in
brls. have sold at very low rates, and case Brandy
has declined owing 10 heavy arrivals; the same
appertans to Gin, Champagne is i'll good demand
and Clarct in casks is much sought after,
but very little on first hands-Ibid.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-10-13
COFFEE CROP AT RIO JANEIRo.

Extract OF a letter, dated
Rio JANERo, Aug. IS 1919.
"Our Coffee crop proves worse, even, than any
one expected. One planter, whose crop last year
was $4,000 arrobas, 10000 bags will only this year
have 5000 arrobas. There many in the same
situation, and some even worse: none will make half
a crop.
g Europe will require much that the United
States will not get two-thirds of last years supply,
and people must be finally convinced that there
be short crop in Brazil, and that production is less
than the consumption. The quantity shipped to the
United States since the LIST inst is 81 900 bags, and
about 10000 more may be cleared prior to the LIST of
September.
g From information derived from sources which
consider reliable, have doubt the incoming crop
of coffee in this country is short-certanly to the
extent of one-third, and very possibly much
half. The crop of Java is also known to be short
third to one-half.
"These facts, as to short crops in the two princi
pal coffee growing countries i'll the world, coupled
they with small stocks and improving prices
i'll Europe, small stocks and light receipts with you
must certainly give You unusually high prices the
coming Good tirsts and superiors 3II900G
iI0O0n
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-10-13
IMPORTATIONS AT BALTIMORE,
FOREIGN

FOREIGN
LirerpOOI-Shp .J0Siud .M0ra1.
Salt 23l sacks Fine ASA do Common, j George;
1874 do Fine, Dnsmore s Kyle.
.3mStertom-Ship ChGsGpenke.
Coffee 200 bags, mdze Pkss, order; y cslSs 81
bags 80 bxs, Graf * Gorer; nutmegs 10 csks, Bros.
Bonnger herrings 300 kegs, Schaer s kusterj mdze
% csks, G S. n Popplein, r.
RottcrdGm-Siip Hermann.
Gin 10 pipes, II Leslie s Son; ; do, G Oldleld;
madder % csSs books case, pipe clay 30 brls mdze
~ bXs, order; flower roots cases, \ Schumacher =
Co; tin 100 slabs, Deecke & GerdcS.
Breme8- PfuS. ship Rhcin.
Stones 63Ij pcs, Stcllman y iIenrichs.
Dctf-yt-Breml. ship Luisc.
Pipe clay 10 csks, pipes 800 bXs, Muller; pipe
clay 13j do, burlaps bales, brown rolls 81 pcs, will
lows 300 bdls, II s F Won Kapf.
Rio JuneirO--Balk ". H. ID. c. Wrgh
Coffee 5000 bags, Il Wright * Co
Bern,uda-Br G.ig Princess Royal.
Hides POS, skins 1879, mdze Is boxes, W A f Da-
venport
Nissan, (,N P)-Sch. Milton.
Old metal lot, old junk do, logwood II TONS
sailed hides 35, cotton 50 bales, sponge 33 do pine
apples doz, specie 1000 dollars, + T Montell.
COASTWISE.
POtlaad-Brig PcnuS.
Plaster 1913 tons, owner on board.
BOstOa-Bdrk Laurence.
w me III pipes or 40, IL Lennon 20; Suhhy
bags 40 bdls, iron Ia packs cordage "a coils, macke
rel 90 brls, plaster 20 TONS mdze 14OO pkgs sundry
consgnees.
B0StOn-Bark Helen .Haria
Mackerel 70 brs, F + Pope; $50 do, gunny bags
II bdls, mdze 2S2 pkgs, sundry persons.
.NetC YOrk-Sch. finn Smith.
Guano 1900 bags, order.
.Nt9c HOrk-Sch. EIcel.
Guano 1871 bags, order.
.NtaU YOrk-Sch Josephine.
Cheese 229 bXs, S Hurlbut * Co; copper | case,
Wylie x Wilson; stearine casks, II Mankin; wine
% bskt5, cigars l case, Barnum & Co; barley 400
bushels, mdze 1872 pkgs, sundry persons.
.Nttc Y0rk-.ScIt. r. Pharo.
Mdze 10 cases, l. Thomson s Co; guano 100 tons,
order.
Rjcl,nlOnG-Sch. .Jr,neS Franklin.
Lead 1856 pigs, J Landstreet s Son; nails 500
kegs, iron 1911 bxs, sundry persons.
CharieStOn-Sct. BulO1c.
Hides 400, skins bales, w jenkins s Sons.