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DOMESTIC PORTS

Boston-Ar ,bri:s BiIlow (of Gardiner) Coihurn
GaIve,to I'D uIt, Holmes Hole; Ava, OF Newcastle
Adams Phi adelpha On 18Th, off Cape Cod, lost deck
Boston-Ar 10th, ships Emma Watts, (of Haliowel,
Waits. Savannah, STU inst South Carolina via Quaran
Incl Day, Livep oil Oct 20; sch Brilliant, Lamben, Free
prL
Holm ISIS HoIe-Ar 18th, brcs J d Pencil, Slower
New ork Boston, Franklin, Cobb, Rockand for New
York: Leo Jamrsrn, do for do; Nourmahal, Ken
DAN 10 for do; Ganueu Snow, Thomaston for do; Gen
Warren, Hail. do fer do; 10Th, brig John Marshall, (o
Piits NJ Collins Mansanila, 23d uit for Boston.
In Tort II AN, brig C,mmaquii. Fraakiin,J Prnnel
Alphabetical ola Ar 3th, ship Excelsior. Liverpool.
Chart rston-Ar 18th. Sup Ontario, Wisoass't.
Bniti,nore-Ar I4Ih 18Th, barque India, Tnomp-
son. Rio Janrro.
New OrIeans-Ar 4th. ships Katahdn Morse. Bal
tmoe, Nov ~; tth, Waba.h Barnes, bordeaux.
| Cid, ship Saballis, Hall. Boston.
Adv 3,tn, ba Ique Florencr, for Boston. ldg
Georgetown, sC-Cid 9TH, sch Pnipsburg, Wyiie,
New York-Ar l4th, sch Martha J Ward. Trott, sa-
vannah,
Boston-Cld 18th, ship WIN Cooper, Lincoln. New
Orleans.
| Ar 9Th, schs Granville, Arey, Thomaston fremont.
Fr'>bee, and Old lack, do. hence.
>sw Orieans-Ar I7tb, ship Forest oneen, Low
Adv baique Isnardon, for New York.
Ar9h, ship Falcon, Patten Philadelphia.
Adv, shpJos Badger Sk"ed. for Live pooi, most OF
cargo going on board; brig Susan Ludw for Savannah
ldg.
lid 10Th, ship C Calhoun, Havre
Savannah-Went TO sea 18Th, brig Georgiana, G il
christ, Bath.
New YOrk-Cld 18th, ship Statira Morse, Pc Sa
vannai. -
Pensacola-Ar prev 9TH, ship Caspian Trufant,
ApalachicoIa-Ar2 s,h. ship Excelsior, Smith, Liv-
erpool.
In port 5h among others, ship Columbian, Mereen for
Boston, idg.
Charleston-Ar 18th, ship T Roger, Delano, New.
port, Z, 43.
Holiness Hole-In port, Dec. ii ,brigsJ Penne
and Jnu Marshall.
Isoston-Ar 2Oth, sch Herald, Oliver. Bath. Cid
ship Harvard Goodwin, Mobile; sch st Marys, Oliver
Bath
San Francisco-Ar Nov g. ship Amazon, Evans
Boston, May III barque Mary & Jane, Crowell, Phadel-
pha.
CID Nov 9Th harque Thompson. Valparaiso.
New O,leans-Cid. leth ship Arkansas Boston.
Mobfle-Ar l0ah shipG Patten, Slnson, New or
leans
savannah-Ar 18th, sch Maria F. Wilder, Wiscas
set.
Georgotown--Arl 18Th, bri. belmont Locke, CHM,
New York.
PhilndeIphia-Cld 18th, barque Lowell, Hath.
way. Havana.
FOREIGN FORTS
Mafanzas-In port 9th inst brig Wildes Walker
Edeecomb for Providence, Goth.
SPOKEN. .r,.
No date eff Hatteras, by the Nevis Of New York 18th,
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New Pictorial Family Bible.
IN NUMBERS AND MONTHLY rARTs-25 CENTS PER NO
THE DOMESTIC BIBLE
REV. INGRAM GOBLIN, VI. A.

hggntItI.I I'anIv ;,ilIn ,riIl h,
numb r, at IS cent. en- n and viii ao be hui IN in
monthly paris. The distinguished TEXTURES of This BIZ
bic arr-l. Seven hundred " God Eugruvings; ,. Ma
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Books IN the Mcrical Form l. An exposition OF each
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hecohs, drawn i"In the subject OF the chapter, and
giving, III condensed iotnl Ils spiritual impori o
Question, al me ehH o. each chapter Tor hni!y exam
Ha'"N ~ od'SaA Ncu 90 'he ci pcfs lot tach morn
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NJ DEFORE you subscribe for a newspaper
w ID or magazine for the ensuing year call n,
w b STEARNS II cos News aud Periodical De-
can fin rnIsh on the most reasonable terms &c
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NeW lVaackerel.

lust received anN Tor sale by
j EPHRAIM HARDING. Steam Ferry wharf.
I cr, CONSTANTLY receiving supplies o
L aH Medicines that my stock is ALWAYS FRESH.
81 :. p SHAW.
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NEW MUSIC.

THE GOLDEN LYRE, . new collsctioD OF Chuich Nu'
j SIC by Taylor.
The DuLcrMER or New York collection Of Sacred Mu-
sic, by Woodbury.. r. c,,A r,.,.
by Lowell Mason ard C J Webb. .-,,,,
Roor and SwEETsER's collection o. Cnureh MUSIC
The American vocALIsT, new edition. 49,
The Raw STATE CoLLEcTIoS, by Mason 4 Webb:
The ASCENT HARMONY REVISED, being selection Of
.haee Mnsic from old approved authors
ei T .,s At the Bath Book SfoYe where may Be had
sho, Rooks Of all kinds used in this vicinity toecther
Win good assortment Of stationery. d. hfpG
Nov :s, 1850. IL
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lust received at w ROBERTS, prime loi of
u Mems Grained Boots. Call and examine, I'd door
north OF Owens Auction Store. 26
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The Union Meeting

HAVING passed of 10 the satisfaction Of all true
i friends OF the Constitution. public attention is now
being directed 10 UPrON'S Daguerreoiype Rooms, As
From, Street Mr. Upton respectfully informs his
TONERS tina, he has reduced his prices that who
wish Tor pictures fnd excuse for embracing
the present opportunity. 2Jtf
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lust received al J w ROBERTS another 10, ofihose
d Youths doubled soled Thick Boosted door north OF
Owens Auction Store. &c
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Lvceunn.

HE 9Th Lecture Of the will be delivered this
"wednesday evening" Dec IS, at the City Hall, by
Rev. ]. ID. Butler, of Norwich, VT.
Commencing at Z O'Clock. Price of admission to sin
gle lecture LEI cents. Per Order,
Z. S. J. NEALI.EY, Sec and Treas.
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Farm and Mill Privilege
For Sale.

A SMALL Farm, consisting of about forty acres OF
n land, with dwelling barn and other neces-
ouibuild ngs, situated within fourth OF mile
OF Sheepscot Bridge. The farm is well waiered has
good orchard, and well divided into fields and pas'ur
ing.
Being situated on the Sheepscoi river it affords many
privileges eariehing the SOIL that many others are
not in Of Connected with this arm is
of the best salt water Mill privileges on the Sheepsco
river For further Inquire Of the subscriber
CHARLES cARGILL
sheepscot Bridge, Dec e,ls6o. 3waS
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Real Estate For Sale.

THE well known Waldron Estate, situated on tht
west side OF Washington street. between Centre anC
School streets very desirable stand for business Wi
be sold on reasonable terms Apply to
1j,f ]. ELLSWORTH.
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STOPPING TRAINS ny Observation-Disclosures
ii. Freeman and ]. Paterson, n. York, have
invented a means of stopping trains by electric
ity so as to dispense entirely with the servi-
ces oil brakemen. The Tribune says the plan
contemp lates the arrangement of Galvanic
Battery on the locomotive, under the eye and
hand of the engineer, with a rod running
thence to each wheel in The train, connected
with ;lle battery by touch, so as 10 apply
simultaneously aud instantly any desirable
amount of pressure to every clog. 1t is com
puted that train may be stopped in half the
time now required. and with FAR less Earring,
Jerking or wrenching OF The cars. Scientific
men who have examined The plan have GER
tilted that il is entirely feasible.
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Just Received,
Bath Writing Academy.

MR.. PERLEY has re-opened his Writing Academy in
vi Pierces Block and will be ha py receive calls from
any who may wish for his instruction. The will be
open every day and three evenings each week
term will open Monday Eve Dec. h, and be
kept open Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings
He will also open school South Street, the
formerly occupied for the female Grammar School,
mencng Tuesday Eve Dec. 10 and kept every Tuesday.
Thursday and SATURDAY. evenings. 2w24
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The following is one OF the resolutions
adopted at the New Orleans Union meeting F.:
Resolved, That we entertain for our
friends al the north true and traternal re-
gard: that we cannot aud will not entertain the
slightest doubt Of the good Faith which viii
mark their observance of all the terms OF the
compromise and that whilst we regard with
Indignation the swless violence of unprnci-
pied fanatics who nave made themselves con-
spicuous in their efforts 10 evade or resist the
law, we preserve mistaken our reliance on
The good sense and law abiding spirit OF the
masses Of the people. who will subdne those
fanatics with firm heart and resolute spur;
which they inherit from the men OF the rev.
olutiou''
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DOTATO Starch, Corn Starch, Farina Maccaroni Iris
L Moss and Vermacelh, for sale by
Bath, Oct 90, 1850. 10 w.P MARSTON
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WAS BELIEVED PAST CURE.

Mr. CORNELIUS II. SMITH, merchant. Collin, Centre,
Eyie county, ~ " January 6. s49 said "Your BRANTS
INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM and BRANT'S PUkl-
a,ev another supply they sell rapidly, and
better all the other medicines we have for
sale Pulmonary BdisIe has raised lady hero from
he'd dangerous sickness which Rl the doctors
had given up us IScuRABE they said she DIE rtA
a Consumption Of the Lungs After all had pronounced us
case she commenced taking BRiNT'S bALS%A
and she . yell :"
CHRONIC DYSENTERY,
and SUMNER children perssn' cured
,citiout any failure irhatrer. Also
CHOLERA IN
No mother need ever mourn death OF her child by that
ciddeslroying complaint. when teetng in warm weather
(bAirya InG1sury or 10 called SUMNER COMPLAINT
f.BRANTS PULMONARY BALSAM' lie administered
10 ihr child should however, IN such cases. be used IN
c as 1yqe poiicns the directions each bottle pre-
scribe. until the complaint is checked
II Al Letters and Orders must be addressedto,
LACE & CO.,
log broadway, New York
For sale by A. G. PAGE, Bath j Wakefield
and c. A. Macumber, East Thomasion; Z.
Prince Thomaslon; W. II, Barnard ,Waldobo-
ro'; G. II. Thomas, Richmond; S.B. Wether-
bee, Warren: ]. ID. Davis Lewiston Fails r.
Dana, Jr. Damariscotta; G.S. Holt, Iopsham;
Pierce & Martin, So. Thonaston; X. T. Carr,
Bowdouham; J. X. Clark, WIscasset; W. A.
Bihbrr, Lttle Riservillage.
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IMPORTANT To THE LADIES'

The uninterrupted success Of &C.. Clay the
meni Of Prolapsus Uier Umbilica Diseases, suppress
sons F!uor Albu. and all that formidable list OF diver
sifed suffering, which under the general head
Female Weaknesses, enables him warrant perfect
and permanent cure in every matter how long
standing aggravated the may be
~ DR. Cay's system of practice embraces a great
number OF medicines and remedial not known
used by ply sicians generally.
- His treatment is OF usae and restorative instead
OF dangerous deblliiant character
IL Ladies and Gentlemen invited to call
Bath Nov 10, 1850. 2l,f
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Fash iONabIe Bon ct Saloon
REMOVAL.

MRS GOULD respectfully announces 10 her friends
Nland customers that she has removed 10 the
Ledyards Battling, door south OF Kendall X Rich
ardsor's FRONT Street where she will be ready 10 sup
Fly them with every variety OF
STRAW AND FANCY BONNET,S.
Of,he ltest and desrtl les She keeps
constant yot hand, large sap Is Of rA>ut"NABE MIL
GOODS wAct Viii be sill al the lowest casiI
prices. l.u
| Bath. Oct Is. 1850.
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CONSUMPTION

nil Cbristianized and civilized countries has caused
arvcr proporton Us deaths than ster msady that n
icis human family and, until within few years, there
been any eaia remedy to stop the devastation Of
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SURE RELIEF

Has attended all who have applied 10 Dr. Clay, and
attended strictly mis- directions. His long praciica
experience and astonishing success in the
Consumption, Nervous, Bilious Chrome and F emale
Diseases warrants him for sole ting for the
worst possible that be found in the commu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

HAMMERS, RANk OR K l.,,,lr.l.l5

ENARMERS' BANK OF KENTUCKY
Il SUBSCRIPTION to SNooc0 Of tne CAprs tr
STOCK Of ne FARMERS BASK KENruCK;SYE ll RI
tors OF e above named 5ak !heir gems in this civ ~ ~
eeye Subscriptions to lis CAPITAL Stock the anornt NJ
open III the Office OF NiSSLoW, LASiER 70
81 Walst where subscriptions VIII be received ual fur
Five thousand share of SEQ esch are authorized ia ~
ssd Al par - on e7-i s:1re -ss pc Eid of
subscribing 80 On the 18th day OF January next OSSll
te 'esdue subject o ca ~ Tie Boeri OF Deroc. Psi,
ties al the Jine Of subscribing msy however pay for er
shares IN full II Sc disposed.
This Bank chartered By the Legislature of Kean,esv
u, us s session. 10 supply IN pS, Che demand for mors
P1ai sf'"Hg on OF The wholesome business wants q
,Ils OF Ihe Saic, i.o prescott Banking Capital being
:Usee iha>equsie. Tie charter is liberal III its pro-
he ss @ years 20 run with 10 power reserved by
al Stock IS 2,400, GOO, oi which about S7c0ce Sss
SO C6o f 'ne ~ AeatScsy, The residue excepting the
State sld elsewhere. Tbs Bang with several of i'm
brancheS is row n operation. TIE MOtheT Bank Is 10.
80 = w. ssat o Government The State OF
cation for Banking Capita The sxnorts ~ IN. Ssta an.
very great consisting principally OF hemp cor. cs,ts
gte which large 6gots Of Exchange on The Sos,b srs
North are Offering 10 the Banks. ~
Thels credit Of the Su,e Of Keaeky and ts, of he,
Banks. evidence OF whs, this Bank win be; he
credit s!l standing OF her BuSs equal 10 those O(
other State in tho Union, their notes TOM an p' M
of he circulating medium Of the Mississippi Sey passps
current from P.usburght 10 New.Orle&ns,
No Banks are better managed their current dsvideoss
now Uelhg IRON fgu 10 zen PEI cent per A1aun. with
large Accommodations OF surplus hnds aud their
socks now considerably shove par in the nislseL
The charters OF most If not oil Vi tho other Banks Ia the
Western and Southwestern Sises expire within the nex1
twelve years.
The Farmers Sank Of Ken!ucky having thirty years to
run viii have deid oil circEsGoa OF sresi yaae to It's
stockholders.
TIE management of this Back Is in highly respectable
anC Hbe hands,
The Directors think they viii be able to psy dividends
equal TO any other Bark IL the state.
Mr. Hanna the Precedent OF Tie Bank ia In this CITY
he viii be happy TO give any additional tstornst0G ard
may be found daily for short ume, al the ofces OF he
dcEsigned.
Pamphlet copies OF and charter Of the Bsnk
may be had application 10 Us. NewYork Oct q, 1881
WlNSLOW, LANIER co. 81 Wallet
o24 I'm WARD CO = Wal.sL
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Markets,.. CAREFULLY REPORTED 'oN TIE TalsuN'

THURSDAY, !.
ASHYs-The marie, is without chunge. Sales - obs
Al 70 and I44 for peaTs and Pots.
COTTON-lhe market is weak with moderate business.
The sales are LOCO bacF Aiiddng fair Savannah sold at
FLOUR AND NiEAL-ln Flour the muket is rather
uctiye. and IL rHcer better prices OBJ
tanned. The supply Otdesirable grades is scarcely clul 10
the delnnld. The gales are 1900 bbs domestic At ~ n
G4t for and STRAIT state t0 d2t Tor mixed
Occasional sale made ABOVE these figures Canadnu
lsdull, but steady In Southern descriptions he market Is
tuer Sales $50 hhls common brands, at @50j nc. The
supply Is snail Meal ID on, with sa)es 100 bbs Jersey
OF Rye Flour The salts arc sIGa 81 1893 D. WIKI small
GRAIN-Whea- is very finn, and the demand goed.-
The eales $500 bushels CanadIun At los iG3k 1000
10 iuud OHIO o. l,l00 do Common Rcd TO At 81
Tie sales !i.'r Improvement. The Con market IS
MXed and Round Yellow coslu nj he inside price. The
supply is moderate aud tie demand is ght Ia Rye Inc
husho AZ 7SaGcc, closing 81 8ec Oais without change
with sn!cs Northern al 49alisc closing at 57@jl
er with fair business Sales Of 2oobb at 10 551l0 80 for
Aess; 10 IS for INN Mess SO for RnmP 3374 for Primo
demand al previous prices Snes eco bbls at 50or Coun
try Old Mesa 5Q9 50 for Country md City new Mess
75Ipj 80 for rcN Couuuy and CITY Prime. Nothing do
ing in Beet HUNS. Lard is IN fair request and steady
Sales 400 bs and cs at 7ic013c and !c@1jc
SEEpS"4 shie Of COO bbs Ca,aliao Flavseel was
nude aboui lGoc. II Clover lLere is nothing doing
Flsn-Saes 200 ibis Massachusetts Mackefela 9 5o0
SfEAItiNEItin 'ar demand. with sue- $1,000 los al
ea sALTA sac Of $500 bush Turks Island made at
9T10BAcco-n Tobacco there IS fair bnsess and The
market firm. Safes 900 bales Cub at 22c. and % do
Havana NJ 550fHc Manufactured is Guiel,
OlLS-LrsecG is held firmly and ie in good dmnaad, Al
The Enfl I0dO ibis Crude Sperm sold at 2j1 2dc part of
Lordon. and some teuG matter at lS}OliOc.
COFFEE-A sale OF 6,0 bags Rio msde a; lie, usual
lir,c
WOOL-Thc market is more quiet, Prices are wen sls
timed A few sacs fleece made N I20i &c,
ard Thousand pounds city pulled 52ic ste and Sc
respectively for No super and extra Foreign Woois
Quet tie scch is good, ha held too high for efeclins
ready sales.
WIiiSkY-s in fair demand nj previous prices. Saes
$50 bbsut z for Jersey ga for Prison and Ono Drdgo
27c. without important s0les
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nISnsierS. &c,

HssrT H4LlocK Appeoy moo, rom Ns"Yor on thu
26h ult, in LuIthsr, stHyn- bloom.
Sch Wave al Weymouth white Eost5n tarbor,
by tho sch Waterloo Of hit Desert snd saInet
arboard bow mat Uih difficulty she WAS sHp
from .iIAag before she arrived 81 Weymouth. 80
Aciop MtTbi-h-ad passed aoou 100 miles ESe
Bbse Iand herm brig water legged and standing ney
upright
The .hp Augusta years old, 80 TUGS built ut Portland
M has seen 'siord wbaler SIS $780, ali the
Alien 10 years ,uns built Connecticut for the Cloni'
uste. o.,
Providence Bangor she nigh Of 3st ul and got on
us, night damage after rafting part OF her deck load o!
lumber.
coI Eel company WIKI sharp schoo1eFs
,llof compelled pu back in consequence Of haavy
bor IFor I'll only vessel that bsat
out Of the SRA aud onle seisd sails aud 10.
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snsea5, a,t iost. Of eLssss Of the hpar RANDOLPH
IA lSG, IN aba S1,h scar Of his aRs.
IA rtlsuvea aud seqasntspces also Excelsior Coapc
A. respectfully Ssd 10 aot HIS tn5srsl ts tftsyl A
H.. al Q eeock, iom hte late residence IA sullivan St
49, The a=ssl Of the late T. VOORHEES, vii take place
Fay s,his, O'Clock I'm from th> church al asads Ioas
9aapd He Tx and hss the ag respectfully invited to
aSon3.
Ga day erDiug, Nov MARTA wife of Capt R,Ssri
neckedh kpd daughter OF Iobn w aas Nancy DeuSes tbs
SD year or ter sge.
say nov att oco from her late rssdes 50 Raser 81 Her
remains Will be ntssred N Greenwood Cemetery.
80 kw aSdop, Cora and Portland Ne rapsfs please copy
On THURSDAY ssroo0u iov DUDLEY OF JamesP and
eatvh NJ. tslst:. assd ysaxs months and 20 days
The sEs and acSuSuSpo&s pthe s lEe % attend bic
sne FROM 6S7 Fourth thS To-day afternoon alb 0coct
At coreattysie ri Oct IS OF cbton tysen,c. Rev sA&L
sCS1T II the $50 ysar Of his age
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i1Eyq-yORK DafYY TRIBUNE FRIDAY NOVEMBER 8, 1885,

sch 7toa--, ps Vr,asbl Ne. day.. banker, to soah
Boy at2n.
stb woieo,t, Bsa-.e, g,-..s a.. nd.e
sh IaAra CROSBY Eas'port days, 18th and ash 10 7m'h
Eryuio1.
s-psn BE- Ayre., Windsor, rs, IS d. sas'0He' TO s''e
srb sare aao wilmington sc de- naval stores, 70 Doiaef
I.
sch Ehrah.th Hors4 Bostou de- f1h
sch Powell Pow ell. yvimpgtOu NC . a. wal stores
Sch Geo E7ars ke- hachAs ds luT6ar =; sHp=on AAyoe~
s>l warren'on, woos'.r, Sullivan Ga granite;
sbDr Ess1or; IL, .h psef, 20 master
Es-por. plsstsr. e TO n1ster
steamer keHuroec, FF-~e Philadelphia Haa-- TO 7tAs'n x
spicer.
T- rac ii, Word Kagt' for Liverpool has anchored
:tEs 5W SPIT
BELoW-s2 .larl Hun sep, 30 udes AID passengers Br
Acres London nt Deal Oc:4 mdse and passe1ssrs Iso
snip aui batks tina o.
SOU a1les:o: hf 8afzo Htko 1r slgna Ia Gands and
Seer Ea, aud Sorih Rivers who have bssn
detained or he psst Eve All days
N!SD-sanrse y: Noon dol sunset, NXE and clear.
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rFrom our Conespondent..l

PHILADELPHIA, nov 7-4Tivea-Bark Montpelier, Colby
Ms; Baldwin, Montgomery, co. Marshal Dutch Nc
McGvey Boston; Ntheroy Perkins Newbaspor Commodore
Stewart BhoP, Boston; sch, hlef Elliott Portland Joseph
y brand Bell Albany; Alexandria Rainfall Portland hsdron
Hoffman, Worth, NBsdiori Llrk!n, Chu
buck Ves'a, Tomn Staten Island Thos fsaner Scksrson
ChaTleatown. Mass.
Ctared-BaAs Thomas Da-tt D Port SPAN Tnadaj Nashua
guayra; Denmark Woodbury.. Boston Marshall ntch hcGyery
Go; Eiheroy, Perkins do: Acker Tower Key Wstt; Agy
Norv San Fanceca schs r Lake New forh Ly brandt
Bell Norwich vstts 1omn New Haven Geoge Il, fnan Worth
Parllu Charrk Na,eham Alex tndn4 Randall BOSTON, Hdrrnt
Cowe do Gazette Lane Conn, School Bog, Psry
Richmond. .t,amer Novelty Briggs New York
NEWPORT. 6r1 irtd-schs Delaware, Hardng I'm rrovt
Ipha Mary kelcan I'm Balnote Foxen
Sears do do Warren Forester I'm do for SforS james hat
ret Ia,or fg fhldelpha Samae Dsvens Kitchens, 1
ordo Rough Ready A5bo I'm Washington Nc lo
Providence; Taylor Rec. HYok for B9eou Oneco, Chis
fin proyrcetown PhdeIpha sip Exchanges Clifford I'm Middle
own Conn for PMA deeply laden borm brig a
INST IFIIred
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En1,nIrn pnrfa.

OF Msry Emile
ri9 IL. 81 me C,nfan Iyai,e2q Bsltnors sch Z,obo.e
ri.n ilin,rbl yysllsrs r., Syo,k
n r1ras Oct insL 6tb hrD FAIL. selev for EYsrk Oct
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