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Il
mr. CHARLES H~dssas Latter.
When the present dynasty came into power we heard
much Of the gross crime which was committed by those
officers OF the government who had any agency in pot
cal affairs Those who denounced such agency wished
TO compass the removal OF some democratic officer or to
hide from the people some fragrant violation Of pledges
the part OF the in power Butfor several months
past nearly all the Offices worth having have been filled
by interruptions wing partsans; and now Il seems that
after ALL il is great offence for officer OF the govern
to show great energy and activity in the political
field From time to time we have called the attention Of
the immaculate members Of the present cabinet TO the
fact that their appointees performing the duties
Of inscriptions political agents. OF course were not
listened o for act which is eminently reprehensibe
when charged on democrat loses all its immortality
when fastened on wing. Even the high men Of the
wing dynasty think themselves amply justified when they
can cite democratic example, although they may have
been denoancing with hypocrtca favor for twenty years
the precedent which they plead 80 earnestly.
recent case Of nsolent and impertnent official inter-
meddng is furnished by the conduct of Charles Hudson,
esq., the Taylor appontee naval officer for the district Of
Boston and Charlestown II will be rememberedby our
readers that recently petition was circulated in Massa-
chuses for the signatures Of the people, addressed to the
MASSACHUSETTS, delegation IN washington setling ioi'n
the dncues winch now Deset me country ana praying
ready support TO those measures wncn WIN mos!
speedily produce and VIII longest mantain 'ne spirit q
the Union The petition Is 80 caim' 80 moderate re-
specu' ana panouc' tnat we cannot refrain from TO-
publishing II entire IT'S N me iollowing WORDS
40 ne a1assac@sns aaesa''on y Con9'e" ..,.,.a
usss and demands The expression 81 the opinions and
wishes Of those q your VINO eel nsa ns ma
excitement II feeling unavorabs alike
wise and friendly ade ecsnc o hs
spirit ofconcarion and mutual concession. We need not
remind you haf no Gan os s sone
tho Its accustomed camness Of progress
ana " ma sr cn y, ~ nshs
prosperity and would urge you by every consider
aisn,v ma ,hs hone. of or arv moi to Be wanting in
share Of that temper which will lead % reasonable
poweno desire % obtain sdyaniages nor 10 push poi
cal rights % an unwss you rom aa9ps
and kind feeling We desire to be represented Ia Congress
as men acting Win n y ose
nres which win speedily produce and will longest
maintain inc spir,' = union. !.
I'm es.". =. a"u ,e'r p,S, ap n., En-
a:s.a. g ps.,s ~ ..h..,a.,s. i. -
IL
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JMPORTANT Invalils and others s-Board In the
Country.--Mcadow Bank, Spa Springs.-The subscriber
making preparations accommodate limited number
may Of inviting country
during the His buildings will be mpetcd
Of July and from the natural beauty Of location, the fac
lies cybeng about miles from the Capitol,
upn the turnpike Baltimore and the passing
u dayadded important fact 70
derous reganng heuh Of spring Of
medicinal efficacy in all chronic and debitatng
des he y confident that this win present rare chance g
ds DESTROYS Of quiet rural residence. Either
transient boarde will be received The Sabbath viii
ysters other than the friends of the in
mates viii be received upon thar day. ,4a
would board for themselves families
well make immediate application the subscriber
upon the premises
Persons are referred raaddeus
Il NJ. yI aa- Z --' - RoBERT w BURRowEs
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jackson and L. D'NsufsLs TO appease
Dr. Franklin. See Dip. Cor, vol. z, and
DN.'sacoount ssnt 70 Congsess) $50 ttae o
ST. AS TO- 1Sss ~ SsS Sss Is l - june
Is, commission a per cent. fi9os6s
brokerage fS50T 3 ! f2l,si3 ., with In
teres,, 2yesrs, per cent. 2i.stss
2ISa9
Comp DNeafyille's Journal, vol. q, p.
1914. and his nccounts.)
Todebts assumed BY John Adams, (Trans-
ters on Registers book. Comp. Regis
eIs boob, and D'Nsufvilles Journal.
To Interest lKssstsr's book) -
TG s cash Pals s y Francis Dana tResi''es
1852 July ii. fAusasi 1871 To charges for the -
stay Of the ships "Aurora" and "Libsr-
"" at the Heder and Texel, from July
10, l75i 10 November, when the goods
were second time discharged" by Or
dcrs OF the burgomasiers, (see docu-
nents In State Departm6nt,) including
insurance In part. unlading, and depos-
iting In warehouses, and until they were
delivered 70 Mr. Barclay, one-third be-
ing charged 10 State Of South Carolina,
lss N B o0Iii + i st the ' S ps AID
~ Willink Y Cc., BY order q John ! :.
To cash advanced United States to settle
accounts with the other owners Of "Au-
Iorat "a payment compulsory, because
DR.. Franklin threatened not 10 pay the
bills drawn by Major Jackson See
D'N's accounts, and see voucher In
To cash advanced United States 10 settle
with other owners Of the "Llbery,"
: 0dem) 1873
To allowance by burgomasers for our
loss on shares la said ships so
1855. To bills Of VIM. Jackson, Including part
OF his DRAFT from Bilbao, October, 1881
(see D'N.'s Jour, vol. r. 200. vol. z, e.
Ivy, and "copy book. letter on PIP. 44s,
To commission Of 5 per cent. on advanced
!. money for ships, f37, lbs 10 l,6
10 interest on same 70 Oct, !, 1874 20
aige f542.7
1881. On. Flonr
Jan. 10. BY Ferdinand Grand, bills on B.
Franklin, paid them tsee Registers !.
sms a,, - B 81 Do Do Do Do DO z, s's
Dec. IS By william Jackson. ~ s ~ q, e
franklin Axio i 80 ~ % Y
1882 July II. IAug. 16.l BY W. I. willink&
Co., order oil MI. Adams (see Reg
isterS book) 2,S
BY interest account
BY Carbarrns u Co., Madrid, bills Of William III
Pickles on John Jay, paid them second
time BY mistake (see Barclays book and
. U,Neuiville's account) 1873
BY interest on the above bills 1850, 1884 (DsN.'s
Jour, I'd + 1874 and his account, 2,56
Agio l84
- 2,4
sol, q
BY balance for new account ALL
f 81 u
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THE public informed that and after the 9th
instant, the splendid low steamer Baltimore,
CAPTAIN McCausand with and hundred
and City capacious hold win regularly freight
boat Washington, and e@anda and Ba
Leaving Washington Mondays and Thursdays at O'Clock
Alexandria O'Clock the Baltimore will take in
Aqua Creek and Pney Point about O'Clock, p
Baltimore In OF the night Returning, the Bal
leave wharf, Baltimore, O'clock
n, Tuesdays and Fridays arriving Alexandria 10 o'clock
and at Washington al IL O'Clock, on Wednesdays and Sat
udsys.
Passage from Washington to Marbury's- ......sl 90
Do do Piney Point.....,.. 90
do Baltimore 20
Excursion tickets Baltimore with privilege Of
Meals and rooms extra.
particulars freight apply captain board
= GEORGE MArTiNGLY, agent
June I2-awf
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BY this account-carefay complied, la, from the i'm
perfect book an the Registers ONCE "a, from
with MessIs DNsufyle " Son ID, from documents Ia
the State Department; 4h, from Messrs DNeufvIes &C
with the State OF south Carolina and 6th from their
accounts transmitted 70 Congress- from their Journals and
their Observation-Disclosures Is shown have existed In 1786
when the elder D'Neufvile came over TO obtain setlc
men true balance against the of the United
States Of f4l, 1855 02
Interest for 90 years, at per cent 642l3 36
Do months, to June go 10y
1850 7ao 80
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MArn U. s SENToR-on Saturday, June q. we learn
by telegraph from Augusta that three ballots were had,
with the following result
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In the statement here exhibited the government Of the
United States is credited with every sum which stands
on its books against M. DNeufville & Son. And IT il
singular that If the government could present nothing but
what appears In these books, il would be debtor to
M. DNeufvllle u Son to the amount Of more than
$4,000 Those books, however, are confessedly i'm.
perfect, and the heir OF John DNeufvie Son has been
willing correct the government account from the books
and accounts OF the house. Nothing las been charged
TO the government but what is found in UNeufville's
books, or what s strictly in conformity with the business
transactions Of the times The examination OF all the
accessible records has been conducted with sincere de-
sire simply TO exhibit facts and 10 obtain equitable
settlement II has been fault OF the heir, Mrs Evans
who now petitions Congress for such settlement, that
the books have not long since been adjusted Relying
upon the righteousness OF her cause, the only heir of
once wealthy banker who peed and lost his all in the
cause OF struggling country-no his own-she earn
esy solics full examination OF all documents pertain.
ing to this long settlement By referring the
diplomatic Correspondence, vols ii and vi, il will APP
pear how prominent her grandfather in aiding, BY
political influence and by money, struggling country
She has placed aso for reference in the hands OF the
committee OF Congress appointed to attend 10 her
moral. original letters OF Benjamin Franklin. John
Adams VIM Lee, and General Washington. confrmaiory
OF her claim or illustrating the history OF the The
Diplomatic Correspondence also shows las do numerous
documents in the State Department. the part certain OH
Of government took in the pecunary transac-
to whom the United States debt Of gratitude mil
lions would not repay in vain petition speedy lquda
ton OF her claim May IL not be hoped that nowiih-
standing the press Of business and urgent and important
matters demanding attention. justice may speedily be
awarded to family who have for s,rty years amid pr-
interests waited in hope to obtain balance Justly due
In addition TO settlement OF her claim Mrs Evans pet.
tons for indemnity for the losses and sacrifices OF
her ancestor in the cause OF the United States.
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a an>n THE splendid and swim steamboat THOMAS
En42e COLLYER plying between Alexandria and w ash
ngton. We cannot promise any particular hours
w promise the running from twenty t
@hu'es. Travel with her AZ you want comlort
June Nd (AJcr Gazette.I
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CHEAP WRITING PAPER ana sss,,op~rv a. =,
Jnna n ''' sac TAYLOR MAURY's
Bookstore, street.
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NEN Cambria Handk erc hiefs.-Tho undersigned res
pectuly attention OF their friends and the public
rally their below named will be found worthy
geeial examination We received
100 don. cambnc hdkfs. at 81 per dozen s
5do DO DO asl1 DO fac. linen
100 do do do % 80. q so, and IS do.
10 fine colored and black bordered linen lawn
Is do plain bordercd linen lawn hdkfs
part Of which r. bargains rarely found
embroidered Unnamed and untrmmed, scoilopcd
ered REVERE stitched kc all Of which prepared
o. better terms than be obtained elsewhere.
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May Ie-3awif
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snD.-Ihe subscribers take method ~ ,ns,,n, ,hsy
~ mat their respective half yearly aeeou,s sill ~ oa.s,
me sth instant and delivered The Isl al ,. hsn Il
afesh, 49, = :" " se'e inward, setie up, and start
Juae @-2wif N !, -
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A Beautiful Country Residence for sale, containing
hundred and sixty acres half ne timber and well
Tered fine story house, four by twenty with every
avenience eight miles om Washington city, fine barn with stone
complete for stock &C. For inquire OF Mr.
jeremiah oe Georgetown and Messrs. Middleton BeaI Wash
ngon city, ID. q.
May 0-2awfw
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na' a., ne snescnse hss 70 notify their numcrou
2slf Of ms mon,h ma oau viii he sent 10 them ihs
me 10 cJuiy, either BY cash notes Al o,, a. M " "
June "a ,,,,s ohhehfI, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.
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nE To the residence OF the subscriber corr~r a. q
mit ~ second Streets on tho 18th June stray COW sves
charges. can nave her BY proving properly and paying
June os a. n. C0WAN.
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u n .,sI ROUTE BOOK for Traveller and T.ursss
WIN msps-piee 81. III - ''''s' 49,
'a'sm pRANcK TAYLOR
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FAIRFIELD MARINE HOTEI~-J d. MoNNoT informs
his friends public l5t Of June be wiz open
above hotel branch, for Of the New York
H The hotel thus announced situate Ia pleasant village
dlaed, Connecticut upon Long Island sound and contiguous
excellent beach for bathing and in the midst OF
surrounding country celebrated for the OF its and
eas cor romantic rides and drives Trains New Haven Rail
rad Stopping Fairfield, aud New York Canal
day. the tp occupying from and
fbur The hotel will accommodate about i've hundred
June l-2nwiftAugi
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NM. BANK or rHK METROPOLIS, June /. 1850.
~, sos khoiaers I'm this bank hereby notified,
~ aecton Tor trustees OF the
rly a The banking house In This city, on Monday,
oeoes Pow. ~h opened at 10 O'Clock m and closed al
Al the general Meeting az u,e .,oclh,A - 49, ~ :. a.,
na VII, ~ 1870 = above the fsi o. July next,
nv orse, ~ ,he h ~ q may be then proposed.
RID SMITH, Cashier.
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DIE D..

Al Bedford. l. l. on Wednesday evening. Aug. q,
GEORGE DILLEs, iofsni 400 Of George d. and May
Arthur sged ayeMs months ard - d.ys, On .,no
eloeh from the rdence 81 bis father on WasolnS
tnn-av be Fulton and Atlantic avenues. Bedford
The friends Of tho family arc respectfully invited 70 al
On rbursdsy, Aog % Of dysentery, MARY ARAhiN
TA OILS dsusker OF joseph and Mary Anderson, aged
I year. monibs and l4dys
~ Conreciicgl papers please copy
a short woahs called lhse mine,
Thou smiling eherub, mild and bright;
Tb>p, babe how sudden 90 resign -
To nestks coo arms my dafing cnlia.
Yet, while thus Ia secrC piLe,
And f.D would ths the cbssgnlng rod,
The Joys ~ Heaven, my bsbs, are INNS,
ThO1'riio The bosvm " thy God
On Thur DAY morning August - 1880, ster lingehsg
Illness. wlLLiAa w sAsO IN the 18th esrof nis sge
B friends and aequainlanees respectfully nyite 10
attend bs funeral from bis lse residence l92 Thrdsv on
Yhdsy al O'Clock, 7. His remains will DO "ien to
Greenwood
WHITE, wife Of John X hglsoy
TIE fureral will tke plsce At 8 o'clock on Fdday he
SOIh The Church Of 81 Vincent dc Paul. Canal st.
On "wednesday evening Aug %. MARY ELIZABETH,
daughter OF Jsmss II. aud MARY D. msihe~s aged Is
monibs.
Invi cd TO sefd Ter r1ners tbis afternoon 81 O'clock
ffor 1877 Fnplll1 without torIher Invitation.
On "Wednesday event &, Aug. %. OF dysenlery, WAR
RENS only 500 VI Warren and Ann Eliza WIlksy
aged Iytsr, MOI be and Is days
The ri. DO. and seqRsbtsncss OF the family are request
ed attend the fuue o. Friday AFTERNOON, Al 81 ocloer
on Tturosy morning, Aug. a. at Oyster ssy Rev. j.
y PARENT, late Pa'1or Of the Free VIII Baptist Church
BIS hiesds are Invited to attend bis funeral this Fddsy
gneTnoon a. O'Clock, from Tho house OF Mr.. t. Page, S.
Vesuy'a.
Pas.en9ors Arrived
In Ship Mayion, from Sasansah-n Smith, w Henry.
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Di asrers. &cs

STEAMER hIASroA,g before reported sunk At Woods
hoe) arrived al hs- ssdiOfd on The .lsh, sod VII 30 on
ne rsAuay Tor regf
TBE RAsK Jazz iEG Of Ardrossan with cargo OF r1m
- t0'bly os1 81 the surseo island.
NJ SgnfRy 30, and part of tho Ssgo saved
s. vss bounS 10 srbec ffod. Cubs
bRIe BREEZE ( IN 5tgurnay for LpudOD, With cargo
OF cess WA -IecE,d on Asetslen l'lss . OF 81 Law
reree, D. Gate gives.
Sea bgR Koran for Boston, which bad sailed from
hirsnchi puI btck l7h tnsl having Lost snenof
sails &c NJ. 1t Of 9th OF cacoInipac
ecH REGGoLD NOV, Al ffOyide1cs from happsnsnnocs,
he IN 90 fire 10 d. exps-lsscod heavy gas com
uercirs al kSE sLlfrg % NV, when "a Die" cVnpi7e
h1Tncsue sphI ~ a q 0st boat
Sea ELIZA s. FOULtas, o. Providence rom hasnniofo
spin 10 81 sose hul- ssss IN tie gaze u me xoin
ecH CALCUTTA, Sn.ih al Fai River ION k)n1oui, Cos
ssbtIe In h o. lbe 25b In o. sef Bay los gsn'
sp y sue lests lady -.
Sea GIN T-slor. fOm - for Jamaica Al Grand
Tufk Ism ir' se.te sv'ge for gesnk her 81 saS
Caicos Bsffs ,.S
rsh cortIi 81 Eoriolk tom Newport nj. saw brig sod
sch 10 CONSIST on zoe 2jh nH Gbs VI hs scn sln
low ofue brig vss coLsde'eply dsfnsged -,
Sch Hs1ihA 6iewsn, NofOk from Yhhsae,p11'h, 70
pons having sps i-reged sfig ashore, nora ~ '
hsne. -. - 80
E0HgoIE, Va Anr z7-hech eSmsge vas dons ~ me
sloru " sstafsay a., b and Bancsy fh- tsa0rns Us
o. arssd t-ie h. o., n efipD Cd rnadnpu. 1T O'st
Cc.s o. ~ CT vi stt ,OcOuns Cd iso gals % oifasy
nafttn cs,s Hsl.f-s -. erisse 2 .'l - We nef
-,fd ~ c,5a Heny. spit orest -; ~ Sofs.n n9tn
Hsv2ch II -.sooB-eIai hs sae On '-n-~' ~ s' D'la'
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By telegraph.

BOSTON, Aug :s-Arr bsrss Csnada, I'm Havana Aug
is; J, b. AIii-s, aaAizss Asg d. ri 60, snd May
sIsde, Ftilsc, bfies ATgo, and Eloreuce. DO
sch Adelaide, Aux "a, Is Aug Leh brigs Xeuophon.
for Nyoif 10 n osys Type do In 10 d. Woronoco, do
do; Ann, Boston, s0cs sch 0ieoroy do l0ds
sch Henry Cufts Wtutf gion n G. Cha6rles DID con,
yruxilo Sro Alpine Philad. william NYorK
CID thp Lucy NOresns bafss Cochtuate sau Fraocis.
COZ herrim.c, Phisd; bhgs F,os sags9isb; Foster,
GeNrg~toun DC
rEwsURYfoRT Aug % Ar sch Mad .wa.ks, Phlls.
SALES, Aug IS Arr schs Victory Norfolk, Victoria, "
You; Wsichman Hewsrs.
CID big Jsrob s'oTy, Wilmington NC.
NEW BEDFORD, Aug 28-Arr Ichs November aud II.
gre. fm Phsdelph'a
PROVIDENCE. aug 28--Arr tchs hibBrty, Balhnore;
Esrsogs, Prnus vsnis TOvnsr 4, haner, Louisa aad
sosIoD, fhiladephh; Adyeaiurer ~ and RJse In Dom,
RnDdout
slo brig seismsra, NYori; sch Chas L Hu'ss, Phrai
FALL HiVsR sUg 48-Arr Sch ) Nh. RonHouI
BID hi. Enoch Pra vireiois; sch Virginia Pnsdslphia
sips Ann Erze Onion, Emb EN- aEd Meptlne Ronc oaE;
Z7th, ,eb Csnief p isde phia
NORFOLK, Aug - Arr bark Lswit < Caroltse, New
fo'Si sch Monte ChrSl0 a d baon Rodgers; seh 10
Hampton Roses with loss Of maiosst A nrg
yesIerdsy evening SANDING for Cape Henry with Of
fofepOpNf tab oIn Nev.York vent 10 Jan-s River
TO DAY The sch So ert" hom NYo,k for RapOshaauocz
vas 'utrced s0 he Island Beach Saturday night;
pbe 10 cry ~ low VAR and srguy injured ant will
prctsbN fo Of also arr, sshs Tanis Dsme, Aloanyi
selhe, EdgLiowD rfrnl.ni, sni Nell6seL
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rOsACcO-r Tire marie - SUI hit ~, dea-snA 10 not
setv~ aaes len shcs O1a ana - ksam~ky
Of 400 30 bs'ss Cubs At 2i1s2 sod 20 Yx1ns "a 30.
nsft f.ciufeo |. hm srd tie en- orif Il m Dferate.
OILs-Are qaiet Lioseed 10 sellinR n lots At ware
for Fngish ara American A ssls Of zoo bhls Whale
ws rersrfed ~ New London ~ Sc
LEAD-H Holders bss. Yielded and 10 coo pigs cot 0s-
lepa have sold a. 30 cssh showing dscios Of Ale
IRON--Therr 10 moderate business doing ~ 10 25,
cash star Is fr fco,ch PIC. sale Of 20 t1ns Scrap
wss msce arrive on pfiyste ierms
sEEOs-wr bes Of nohr farther doing IN Clover.
saes 1000 bush Calcutta Flax to srfve. sooui 6oe Tor
cpsbisg
COAL-A caro- Of Sydney sold ats rs, moe.
HAY-sbe msrksti 500sac according 10 quality with
a m hnalnfaa
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Southern Items.
BALTIMORE, Thursds

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Aug ~.
No Nail south Of Raleigh tonight.
The late storm did immense damage at Halifax
NC. Buildings and fences were blown down aud
sroos pros,ramd in every direction On Mr. Grow
sHs farm several houses were blown down, injaring
q number Of negroes. His cotton was torn up By
the roots. The Railroad bridge over Quankey
Creeh, 60 feet high and $50 long, was blown down
by the violence OF the gale
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug "a 1yytSed-sehs Henry, Clio
yer n]obi Sh-usudOAh Ing, Proyi 10 60
Cieo'ed-P.t ship Ptiiad. o. IA tloses' NYoiE Ons
Nashua, Cffufo, Boston; nf'gs Ysuies klcn. oo' 81
George, Hyisr dos Caro-, wsde Go; Geo Wss1Ilg ,
kBo~ilon PoIisDonih .'ri 'ebs Adeline hosnA
kuef bany; ~ q Cstel . cav BrOotyu II Conoce,
Girtrisl sospn; Henry E-lsny Dole Chs-ston; Henry
over rYHi; shenst doah Youog ProYidencei steamer
Eric Norman. NIofk.
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Lrrtvsds

ship Marion JOHNSON Savannah d., cotton and rice 10
Ds,h 4 =. -.
ship Nieals Jo.n, Sorw sariai, NewcaIte, tEng) &c
d. coal aud n de to Bs'csv livingston
born Em-l-. tSwt) Aochefson, 0osIebburg s. d. L.
pey tsands 40 g. mdss and 100 pasE 10 bo0rnsn, John
,ou Co vessel - schmidt sschen.
Brig Ducsmip Locshart Pouce, PR, IS do, sugar ana
uols.pt g. n asieT.
sIia solomon Eaton, SPARKS nusya', sugar to Thonw
Owen Son.
sg l. ssdwln, White, Charleston dc cotton 10 pun.
hsn x pmop.
Sch CToeooiie tBr) Young Bermuda 70 ds 10 ballast
psssepgsra TO Middleton Co; % ct bon AcO 'nne,
pssei ger eso OF consur poD; 18th 10 lat 81, lon TO- in
a6cw, carried E-ay mead Of ioenss and msintoomssi
Sch Hose 3farsm 81 Anne say, Jam, Ia ds pineaio,
coffee, &c TO How and 4 Aspnvsil.
Sch ssacs y,ibon HungeriOrd TsmpIeo IS ds,ya New.
Orleans. fi,tie &c 10 orcer.
Sch New Reguus, Dsrlin, Baltimore days, coal to
Coo ey
s Entire, Demere,t Maryland de-, railroad tes to
raster
sch Arihdep, Avery. Baltimore DO coal to Cooley.
stsmer Peno sc seJ mour rhadelpaia, mdss 10 5tan-
ton Sp'csr.
sAILE Dstip Wsbsn Ssn Fr4ncisco; bsrks Isla 10 Gu
b. BsvsBs Texas ssvsl nah; Carolina Chsflesloui itmr
PenohscoL Phiiace phis-
BELOW-sch Merchant hm Nassau, Mp; brig.
wIND-sunrse NV, Meridian sW, BunsetsW.
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Receipts Of Produce

By Novtk Rscey Bops- Thursday, Aug 29--
IS 7t0 bu,be Wheat s.S7 Go Corn ~ bbls Flour, "a
haIss Wool I3 cks Ashes SO boxes u CASKS Cheese,
80 pses Buler n bbs Eggs $500 gross Saves LOCO ousn
Fesd.
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wsre sresf-s,ns iosi bee bower spehoy and "a. -
seVers yesseis 81 So t5s ID lot spsrs. All. a.
Boeniy. firm New Yors toos be sae "a CRIT. sc q
ppm bob ros and psir ss't sch gssnt ffon ~ -
jsss arr has Lost fOfss.il spirit ,s, sni sas,sosa q
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MAR IE d.

In this City, on Weduesdsy evening. Aug q, BY hey.
Wm. X Gordon, Rev WILSON PdRaSEk az Jam ucN
Long Issnd, 70 hiss BLAnDiNA q. SMITH, OF New
York.
On Thur,dsy morning, Aag %. AZ o'eloei " by
Rev Mr. Curos Of 81 Jsmess Church M s,ChacL
KELLY, Of Poug bkeepsis, TO Miss hAAf 6AAAich'%
hts City
In The civ Of Brooklyn Wednesday, Aug q, By k-v
] Rowland Mr. n b. KEEN, Of Nsv.Ore cans, 70 hiss
hARIAnnE. daughter Of Samuel Boyd