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MARRIED.,

On tho Odd instant, by Rev. v. PALEN, Mr.. FER
DINAND PERPIGNON to Miss ELIZABETH
MILLS, both of Washington, d. e.
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DANCING ACADEMy-FIRsT COURSE.
MR.. +. II. Liable hns the honor to announce
W. TO the citizens Of Washington and GcnrRc-
town, that his fret course of dancing lefsons for
the season will commence on TUESDAY, October
goth, ut his residence. on Pennsylvania avenue, op-
pOsic Wizards Hotel.
Days OF Tuition: Washing ton-Tucsdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays; GcorgctOwn--Mondoys and
Fridays. IUnionl sept A-du
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the New York market steady. Cotton firm at pre-.
vious prices. Flour and grain dull. Stocks dull.
The market generally unsettled
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The Feeding OF Cotton Plants.

One hundred parts of cotton wool, on being
heated in platina crucible, ost SIS 50 parts. The
sduum, on being burnt under mutfc till the whole
ofits carbon consumed, lost 1915, and left
white ash weighing nearly one per cent. Of the
weight Of the cotton. OF tins ash, ~ per cent was
soluble in water lts constituents were as fol-
lows
Carbonate Of potash, with a trace Of soda a %
Phosphate Of lime, with trace Of magnesia. 25 80
Carbonate OF lime. .,.................... o9i
SILICA ................ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Alb
Chloride of potassium,
suphate Of limo, .aio., & o.
Phosphate Of potash 49,
- '''''''> 10000
n the reader will carefully look over the above
figures, be will that potash and lime, united
with carbonic, phosphorc, and sulphuric acids and
chlorine, arc The important minerals in cotton.
They are no less indispenss bic in tic leaves stems
and roots Of the plant. Let us now examine the
earthly, incombustibe part Of it, seed
One hundred parts, treated az before, lost 1887;
snd the residuuIn, after being burnt under NUT
hc, left $50 parts Of perfectly white ash, the com
position Of which vas as fOllOws
Phosphate Of lime with traces Of magnosia. 81 81
Phosphate Of potash, with traces Of soda. 3l.iJ
Sulphatc Of potash ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.6J
Carbonate Of lime .............. los
Carbonate Of gnesia .........,.......... O4b
Chloride Of potassium OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. or
Carbonate Of potash,
Sulphate Of lime, -. "a
sulpbate Of magnesia, N1 ~
Aiumina and OXIDE Of iron, -
10000
The above analysis makes the quantity Of ash ia
cotton seed larger than was found by Professor Urc
and one or two other chemists. All, however CO.
ucide in their statements Of the elements found in
the ashes examined. IL will be that phosp pilates
Of lime and potash form about 80 per cent of the
earthly portion Of cotton seed and one ought ~
gather some 2 OGO pounds Of seed cotton from an
acre, the supply OF these phospbates IL likely ~ be-
too small for 80 large a crop The fact is generally
known that the phosphate Of lime in all bones u
very large; and that l. also abundant m the dung
Of all aninals and especially of such eat seeds o.
hesh, including man, beasts and birds. in all
countries where sccds, such those Of wheat
maize, and other plants, largely cultivated,
Except in the United States,) the eHcreInonts oil
all grass and grain consuming animals are care
fully husbanded, and fed q growing crops. AL
bones wood ashes, (Which abound ia salts Of po-
tssh) and the contents Of the vaults Of privies
made tell in favor Of the harvest II cotton sccc
will form manure, most certainly manure will form
cotton seed. II we could purchase one hundred
bushels Of good unwashcd or dipped wood aches io
fifteen dol,ars, 70 apply forty acres Of cotton
Immediately after il was " chopped out" az a TOT
dressing around the young plants, (not upon thei
leaves, against their tender stcma,) we shoui'
not hesitate to pay the money and haul the ashc
i've miles, u necessary .-SOuthern CuihUotoT.
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THROUGH LINE EOn SAN
CA FRANCISCO, Via CUsGR ks.--
<IE THE NEW & FAVORlTE STEAM


FLA FRANCISCO, Via CHaGHAs.--
TE THE NEW & FAVORlTE IEAM-
sskNS4zn SHIPS:
CHEKOKEE, 1900 tons, Captain II Windle,
PHILADELPHIA, 400 tons, Capt. Nicholson,
Form the only direct line between New iork and
Chagrcs in connection with the United States Mail
Steam kets in the Pacihc-a semi monthly line
through to San Francisco. They leave New \ rk
the 18th and 25th Of each month.
REDUCED RATES OF FARE TO ClAGRES.
Cherokee Philadelphia.
After Saloon State Rooms s l25 90 .'...S 70 w
Forward Saloon do lOU Uo'.'.'''' NV w
II.
All the above dine at the same table and have the
privilege OF the Saloon. o-
Storage (lound with mattresses and board) 500
in each vessel.
Freight to Chagres, 10 cents per foot.
Fab na.sen1er Is allowed personal baggage free
IN the extent OF $50 lbs not exceeding in measure
mcnt % cubic feet.
Expenses ON the lsthmus are borne by the pas
sengers.
For freight or passage, apply to
ROWLAND & ASPINWALL,
81 South street, New York.
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EURNIsHED HOUSE.

A FURNISHED HOUSE, centrally and plea
"A sanity located, and well furnished, will be
rented to good tenant with moderate sized
family, at seventy-fye dollars per month; or, if
occupied for a year it will be put at seven hun
bred dollars. Inquire of w. ii. Upperman, Penn
sylvaniA avenue. Oct 24-2ts
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THE NEW YORK s. LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
The ships comprising this line are
The ATLANTIC; ......... Capt West.
The PAClFlC .,........... Capt Nye.
The ARCTIC. .......,.. Capt Luce.
The BALTIC. Comstock
<ElGk THESE ships having been built by
SZt.lFLscontract expressly for Government
G$1E2 SEzz1 service, every care has been taken IN
their construction, also in their engines, TO en-
strength and speed; and their accommoda-
tons for passengers are unequalled for elegance or
comfort.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool,
* 800 Exclusive of ra size state rooms, y 32oj
from Liverpool TO New York, E35.
An experienced surgeon Will be attached 10 each
No berth can be secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
From Nsto York. From Liverpool.
Saturday, Oct 18th. Wednesday, Oct. 30h.
Saturday +" Doth. Wednesday, Nov 2Oth.
Saturday, Nov. 10th. Saturday, Dec. 7th.
Saturday, Z" 30th. Saturday, 4" 2ist.
Saturday, Dec. i4lh. Saturday, Jan. 4, 1901.
Saturday 2Sth. Saturday, 50 18th.
Wednesday, Jan. & 1861. Saturday, Feb LIST.
we wednesday, Feb 9th. Saturday, March Let.
Wednesday, :. 18th. Saturday, g 18TH
"Wednesday, March 9TH Saturday, '' 10Th.
EDWhRD X. COLLINS,
No SO Wall street, N. Y,
Or TO BROWN, SllPLEY CO.,
Liverpool.
F.. G.. ROBERTS s. CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
l.. DRAPER, jr.,
8 Boulevard, Montmartre Paris.
The owners of theee ships will not be account
able for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, pre-
cious stones or metals, unless bills of ading
signed therefor, and the value thereof expressed
therein.
l- After the first of April next the rate Of freight
by the above steamers, from Liverpool, will be ma
terialiy reduced. Oct ~
FOR LIVERPOOL.-Unito States Mail Steam
ship ARCTIC, Capt James C. Luce.-This steam
ship will depart with the mails for Europe, pos
itively Saturday October %, from her berth
at the foot OF Canal street.
No berth secured until paid for.
All letters must pass through the poet office
| For freight passage, having unequalled &C
| Communications for elegance or comfort, apply to
| EDWARD X. COLLINS,
| SO Wall ST., New York.
The eteamer BALTIC will succeed the Arctic,
! and sail the 10th November Oct 10
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COPYING PRESsEs.-Letter and Fooscap
~ sizes. Also French and English copying pa
per, French and English Copying Ink, Copying
Books, Oiled Paper, &c, &c.
Oct "a FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Wire -oAuzE.-The screens we have lately seen
in many windows in this city very beautiful,
and much more useful than many suppose. While
they are perfectly transparent from within, from
without nothing can be seen through them, and
they present delicate and pretty appearance, and
admit of being embellished in the most exquisite
style. We yesterday evening CHANGED to pause
for a moment in front Of Mr.. James McLean's
drawing and painting establishment, the south
side of Pennsyvan avenue, near 10th street, and
delighted with the specimens he had there Of
this very innocent kind of"wre- working" elegant
ly ornamented by his own hand As Mr.. Nj. is
-kiful teacher of drawing and painting, we would
commend this branch of his art to the attention of
persons who desire to subsistence in
cupation that cannot fail conduce to both plea
sure and utility.
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PASSENGERS FROM EUROPE, -P asscngcr
il Tickets from Liverpool To Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore, by llarnden Co.'s
line of packets, FOR sale by
Sept 25-df J. +. CALLAN.
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~ The firm heretofore existing under the name
Of Dyer 6 Brother az this day, by mutual cons' nt,
dissolved MIR. Geo. T. Dyer will attend to the set
Element of the accounts Of the late firm, also ct the
unsettled business Of the late Robert w. Dyer,
decsaaed 10 which immediate attention il respect.
fnllv reouestod EDWARD G. DYER.
GEO. r. DYER.
WAsBtNoTov, Sept. %, 1850.
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VISITING CARDS PRINTED, and Plates
Engraved in the best style.-French Carton
Porcelaine" of beautiful polish, and double enam-
elled TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Oct2l Book store, near 9th ST.
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Herr the Patient.

UNITED STATES HOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS, July s, ls49.
On. ]. G. Ayan--SD: have been afflicted with
painful affection of the lungs, and all the symp.
toms Of settled consumption for more than year.
could find no medicine that would reach my case
until commenced the of your " Cherry Pecfo
rai," which gave gradual relief, and hav,
been steadily gaining my strength, till my health
is wellnigh restored.
While using your medicine had the graft.
fcation Of curing with II my reverend friend, Mr.
Truman Of Sumptor district, who had been sus.
pended from his parochial duties by severe attack
Of bronchitis.
have pleasure in certifying these facts to you
and am, sir, yours, respectfully,
J. +. CALHOUN.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE The undcrsign-
ed have formed a copartncrshp under the name
and firm Of Dyer & MCGUIRE, and will continue
the General Auction and Commission business at
the old stand of Dyer & Brother, corner OF 10Th
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
They most respectfully solicit continuance Of
the patronage bestowed ON The late firn and pledge
themselves TO discharge faithfully every trust con-
ided to them.
Dyer & Mcclure prepared to mike advances
upon all consirnm and to cash all sales made
by them. EDWARD g DfLH'
j. G.. MIG UlllE.
WAsHrNeToN, Sept. "a, 1850.
Sept 27--dtf
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TToUsEuoLD SURGERY. on HINTS o,

Il Il otShfoip NplhNhtNhs YIN hthffS Wv
IL Emergencies, by John f. South, one Of the
surgeons To st. Thomas Huspital.
Cabinet makers and Upbolsterers Companion,
with explanatory and illustrative cngravings, by
J. Stokes.
The Builders Pocket Companion, with practical
rules and instructons, by A. G. Smcaton.
The Poetical Works Of Thomas Gray, with su.
perb ilustrations by Radcliffe; ! vol, elegantly
bound. This day received FOR sale by
TAYLOR n MAURY,
Dot l6 Booksellers, near 9th street
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yvILLARD,s HOTEL.

Corner Of Penn. Avenue and I1th street.
WAsHINGTuS, u. &.
June l3-tf f. ID. WILLARD, Proprietor.
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From an ope,eer in the Hamilton Mal,, in hi, Gil

LOWELL, August TO- lS49.
On. J. G. AyER: have been cured Of the worst
cough ever had in my life by your Cherry Pee.
forai )" and never fail, when have opportunity
of Recommending il to others
Yours, respectfully, S. ID. EMERSON.
Prepared by j. G. AVER, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Washington, ID. c., by L. ID. q W. II
Gilman; Georgetown, DIR. Linthicum; Alexandria
Cook & Peel; Richmond, Purcell, Ladd & CO.. an
druggists generally. Fvl2 dlvtrlnwAw---Jvl1
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Yesterday, the motion Of D. Radcliffe, esq
Colonel M. Thompson admitted to practice il
the district of the United States for the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
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Local Matters.

FIRE.-We regret TO state that at about IL o'clock
on Tuesday night a fire occurred on the premises
of Mrs. Burche, at the corner OF street and New
Jersey avenue The stable, carriage house, work
shop, fences, Sc. destroyed, together with
fine carriage and pair Of horses, working tools and
implements, and fodder-the whole worth probably
5 500 The fire is supposed to have been pur-
posely occasioned by some dishonest or malicious
person. The apparatus of such fire companies as
yet attend was soon on the ground but water could
not be obtained and, if it could the flames were pro-
badly too fierce to be stayed We regret for the credit
Of portion Of the youth of our city, that athoug h
such serious loss had been sustained by the fam
ly requests and entreaties could not prevent their
entering the little orchard aud abusing the trees
in most shameful manner in the attempt to gather
the fruit.
FALSE ALARM AND RIoT.-At about Il o'clock
last night false alarm of fire was raised in our
city, and portions of the apparatus of several fire
companies were brought out. At the corner of the
Avenue and Seventh street there was a meeting of
members Of the Northern Liberties and Franklin
companies, or those who permitted to run with
their engines, and the old style of fighting was re-
vved. Pistols were fired, and the air was dark
ened with brickbats, stones, and other missiles
At the time OF writing this, we do not know what
injuries have been inflicted upon individuals
but we do know and say, in the performance Of
our own duty, that The Mayor Of Washington
tcH this morning his utno.t endsauors to cause
the arrest and punishment Of every and boy
gagged in this pIe, disgraceful, and savage demon
stration, prope himself negiecLA and regardless of
the high trust that has been committed to him. 1t
were better that half our city should be destroyed,
and that not single engine should remain in it,
than that this infamous mob spirit should be per-
mitted to rule with as it unfortunately does in
| some of our sister cities We do not fear that our
Mayor will come short of his duty; but we wish
him and all others to know that he will be sus-
tanned in prosecuting to the utmost every ndvd ual
and every company that dare thus put at defiance
the laws under which we live, and the peace and
safety of our homes.
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STOVES, STOVES. STOVES, AND CRATES.

Oct 2-eod * trwtNov. 3
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'th instant, nfter q short but severe
e OF Daniel w. Clark, aged 40 years,

On Thursday, 3oth instant, amer short but
illness ALICE wife OF Daniel W. Clark, aged 40 years,
months, and % days
Tho friends of the family, and also of Jasper De
Graw tson Of the deceased), respectfully invited
attend the funeral Saturday, June l. from No. 4lo
Pearl street
On the Goth instant Of consumption, Mrs AsNss
HowsTTn, wife of willism Howetth, in the nth year
of ber age
On Wednesday, May Goth, WILLIAM MArnEa, aged
81 years.
His relatives and friends in general are respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral from his residence
No Twenty ninth street west Of Tenth avenue, ON
Friday the 3lst inst at one o'clock
At Brooklyn, on Thursday morning, 3oth inst, JouN
JosFPHs only son Of Captain John j. and Anna NJ.
Marshall. aged years, months, and 10 days.
On Thursday morning. S0th instant after short
illness Mrs MARr TEnHuNF, widow OF the late Albert
J. Terhune. In the 6lst year of her age
The friends of the family and those of her son-in-
law Jacob 5. Abrams, respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral from her residence Mulberry
street, at hslfpast o'clock Friday morping.
3st instant Her remains will be taken to New Jerssy
for interment.
On Thurday the Both instant, JANET ELizAsxrn,
only daughter Of John and Elizabeth stratton.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
afsctonatey invited to attend her funeral this Fri
day. afternoon, at halt past two O'Clock from No So
Montgomery street. to the Greenwood Cemetery
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Pssseaxer - Arrived.

CHAnIysroS-steanship sonihernsr-Nsses Blatehford
Hubbard. Thompson. j W kiberts, kilhim Woodbury..
lUtohirs. Chanherlin. Bseth, 4 Booth, Beeman. n
Nish Hess WsIdc lnrliss Mciecd johnson ueurs. Mrs
Etrry, Mr. tlarcs, Mrs v II Dewey, Mrs willard. Mira
Tdncy Mrs Cnrrc Mrs fhelps Eeh Poe and faulty urs
Wartcn, W Grccnlcaf lady y n Bla,chiorl lady,
Edwards lady, Coolin Erviug lady and Wilcox
lady servant, biShso lady, Mcintosh family,
Bruckngor LADY, Rev tuntcr lady infant. Messra
seoyer. u Perry, Jeseph Eii, X Dodge. W y wells,
Porter u Bsfrien, Bsyard,W Danicl, II POrcher
J. Poroh.r. y VI Ioreher, J y Porcber ileyward g
Hayward, Boner. 9 Anderson, Dr Norris, X
ST Cronie. II Jackson, DIR Marcean. W Flynn. IA
Jackson. Geo Gates Henry Erh.n. Ppkham. II O.tes
Curray, w CharchiD. Nalters farmly, W
Dresser, II luhock, W u strarue, h.-its Schnts.
" Cotic Coatcz Corporal rhoinpson cmyth. Capt
reudleon aud a In the Several uf the party BE-
anrinr 20 the Cuban expedition came rascuzcrs IN the
Southuncr.
Bunker. Of philadelphia.
NV onirAss-Eark 81 Lavrcncs-s roricy.
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MARKETS ELsESyifERE,

BosroN MAY % -Rrokcrs' Bo9f0-2 shs Lowell Railroad
liH Bostcn Providence Railroad, 81; do sn3I;
Eastern Railroad. l 10 Norfolk County Railroad 2s3s 10
do. - y, "a do. .Sl.; 30 do. 2 tj do ss, Rutland
and Burngon Railroad 5f l5 Vermont Central do, 2ls;
6Mc.tcru d. lA DO 90 l0l' g Concord do, 81; y
DO. do, ~ 54; do. do 81 Is tsn aud Worcester do
g. vermont and Mas 40, 2sA; - Northern do, D1 )
S?G Vermont Central do sv ~ 20 oyienshurg Do. bls,
6.A; i't Ncrm Central do 81 200 Vermont aud Mass
do s; Locu Noiik Coauty DO. g; shs. Groccrs Bank
g3s - East Boston 1875 10 do l5is; C5 do ~ s. 49,
Setd h1Grcln sls. Eastern Railroad los; Is Vermont
and hass. do. sHl.
PiutAi - ri!A May ~ fsf FoprdSs 900 Reading Mort
Eouds 7 tttV heading Hands; 7e1i 25 shs. L. Bank
a.; SlUOl. s. -, -. ilC $50 state IS sj 500 Lehgh
Aorsage, 90; $50 chs Iirard bank IA SoO Sohuyl Nav
- Hl; f- lrtzh nt. e.; ~ shT WILMINGTON Railroad
-. uo Mors Canal its s. ho L. $. 6s. 49, IlD. lO9i
g iNp Reading Nor" 17a loO shs. L. :. Bank rs 2j
Readur Railroad q l cc 1f - $50 Iehigh Mort
29 she Nlpifg'on Railroad. ~; 500 CITY Cs lBi epi
state ~. @ q st7 Morris Csual, i5si ~ Prnn. ER fe,
EALTnOEt. MayS'-StuU Baltimore os laBO le5i,; shs
uuoi heuk. ~ - Western bauk. ara; Batiuiore an
o. RstrHai. Gila DO. 81 ~ do. - - Do. bg;
co. ~ Do t2 "do.. t- ~ %, GA. 10 do, Gjs ~ do.
10 I. fime. Gfi.
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Arr1el.

At st Patricks Cathedral, on the 18th instant, By
the Right Reverend Bishop Hughes aud Afterwards
by his Honor Caleb y. woodruff. Mayor of New rorj
at his residence AcHILLx AscoLi Esq, OF New York,
TO JOSEPHINE VANsN AiLsoR, OF Madison, New Jersey.
adopted daughter of Joseph vannini Esq, of Madison
AT Brooklyn on Wednesday, the goth instant, by the
Rev William ii. Lewis, Mr. p. BEsrnAND SHEPARD, of
Putnam county to Miss MARIA B. STEWART, OF Poush-
keepsie. New York
At Mddletowp, CT. on Wednesday. the 20th instant,
by the Rev. DR.. Crane Mr.. j. EMIlE Coil, OF New
York, TO Miss MARY A.. daughter of Thomas Addison,
ESQ of the former place.
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Naval Intellixoaso

s. heop OF war vinoennes, Commander Hudseu
In 90 days from Rio Jsneiro, arrived at vapsraisc
April y.
The Swedish sloop Of war Maiden. which ssusd
froS this port few days since for England was tsls-
grsphed below at SUNSET yesterday, retur ainx-Rss-
ton .2ds. 2sth.
The Barbsdoes. at Boston from Gonaivss 18th inst .
reports the 1lth passed United States soops OF W
Germantown. commander Lowndes and ALBANY. ssr,.
mander Randolph, beating out OF the bay.
The Swedish sloop OF war returned to Boston an a.
count of damage to her rudder.
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MEDICAL.

TNBE CERTIFICATES or CURES IN ONE DAY BY
local application from who had undsr the
care OF other ply cans the Of disease With
ort benefit assures the unfortunate that Dr.
Reaee street. near broadway has equal No ease how
old in Is years practice in Paris failed psra
nenty cared Country patieats must s,closs pcst
paid. Female Irregslarity Pills. ~.
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HnrPpING rsrELLiGEsoE.
Port Of Trw yorL. May a.. 1850.


svs % 1oa =. syoi
Cierred.
Sh9,- Gir,f,v. W phiiip':
rrI.'. w. H. i,.''l l.,.'t tt-r 10 Ne"A'hsei
n1a.-'i.t. ",l.r. isa5.r. setu.ti Rs'esen ".
Nel, cv'.. c.rsr u i-aai. ii,f,r. trraI r1ieist
Elsidr,'e NrIW Fi.ii '9,tt, ~ hlr,e,t,
John D. We t.tt. rl,'i Go. car,iirs sl,rF,od ss.
r,. T1.i.s ,'i. tr, r, rgrvs.s Jwsvrrr, r,,cap-
hi,h luc.,, w r.ty H,a N.-ey tti isasr ~ I,ha
Nayo 'utrfot So rNs.fis-s ts--.,,,, G,i'''I
shr'-i,tefik lird-n Ntu.n. nralas So jaeo. Mary
a.. NC lrirlsrase.' s.eer wa.trltor. N,5 J'bn wi
p.a-e. p..i.as. Nl... Uaa,.l ulfer. Ha,b,so 10.
tf.-iii.i, lliirs Itnrftu Cait.le. Ncrrason Bfis-
Arrived.
s',amlr souihsrnsr nsfrv clsTie'.sn r. how, vi,h
All MA i. ssshrrr,i agoais viii tt.s Lavrtaes.
E.ri rt1ar. Ei. r.,saa 70 as,s ri,h sur.-. SC. 20
~ lr3 Tlcstou 60. Nsesisle bsfere rrrr,ed. TIE
Dee tlo remains - cart sm. a.c o. hr Js Drake. On
nsfs q lawrence tof r,r,i,uil Wait, New o-ls,a. is
~ .r,,sstlp cta-uasfrs. 'f Iamss,5r. f.r ii.vrs
~ S,i Jaryi' New Odtans, Nay 70, vith cotton SC
M Aeif.,'s isv,l. p,Slrir n,ri,au, y day, with
rs l{ns, tRrl rai,,rsu. riat rsae. cusd. is days.
nrg Ii.rs.e. 9ineoes NalIr,ndsior. Cranio Isle.
prs ors.s d., 49, IKE ge.'e -, Inn.
BRIG hsiss s.r cs,,sr windsor Ns 70 days. with pA,.
IRIS nnsr tBfi neEsnii, wina,sr rs. 7dsy,. with
riaster, 10 the masfr.
gcfr Tsit-fsrh nckirs-r, Daaets Nav f vh fruit 20
CirnsFr. Ncsfels left lfnre refarfe iDh
r. ION q le sroke tTs rvcna v',s 3 isys hence r RIM
E.r 9ti I1t 90 lsu - lt of aff ufs.k au1 s,m
timber r.rt u some wreck fih ai nt In rs ~ saw
shr With oresal the rst cf ser sas flrisd
sher close herr tnt IL being very moderate time.
f.f rot 20 ~ her. she bad no signal u distress
Davis smith NUusiVas, s. Domingo. Nav ~ With
lowed tc. % a Rossre c. Eth. Gaze Ncola Mole
isarng miles SPOKE s.hr Eriasiine. from Besea fer
orsises Ieth In Crosisd Island passags spoke schr II u
Tsifrso. from New rort fcr Dararoa.
ertr Nsristts Rrrr, Krarr. Righwcrd. days
sshr sterling (BrD uolmcs. Windsor Ms 10 dAys, viii
f1sstar a. the master.
sehr wr Henry -. Thorsstor. 81 days.
sskr pawtuckef. prushse. Ttemaston, days.
erkr Orhfr. Bcviivtnn. Bangnr. Fdsvs
Setr sarah. NcCan. rst'rort aayt.
e~hr etafefrfr, Nses, NsrrirEtor We. I days.
Sehr rfriswn Brown ----, New London. dsys.
eehr Americas Belle. BaNtsr, R1stun, dsvs.
sieop Reruills. Soul- New Bedfcrd. 2 days.
eloop Arion, Miller, Proridence, daJs