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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-26
A GOOD CHANCE TO LEARN ON THE
PIANO

NG RS. MEYER would respectfully announce
1HI to all those who oeslrous tolearn on the
Piano, that she is now prepared to give lessons
Having practsed for twelve years on this instru-
ment she fatters herself that she can give perfect
satisfaction.
For further particulars inquire of Mrs. Meyer at
the Exchange Hotel. feb20 If
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DIR. BURCH.

WILL in future confne himself strictly to his
w office. in Evansville. Persons from dis
tance, end Strangers visiting the CITY are Informed
performed as WILL in Evansville as in any OF Ihe
Eastern cities. Full and half SETS Of artificial ee- b
inserted end warranted iernanont for he such
operations ueces arily expen i've but whenprop-
ery performed are of permanent benefit; and II Is
better for those who need such important opera
lions, to pay little more and have them properly
md well performed, than few dollars less Tor job
tha is worse Than useless.
My charges are gsvernedby the difficulties ofeacb
particuiarraee. jano
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EVANSVILLE MARBLE YARD.
MITCHELL, RUIZ. & Co,

DEALERS in Foreign ard AmGican Marble
IL Monuments, Iou,b and Head Stones, Cenue-
Table and Counter Toys. Sc. &c
NIB. Work done in good style and tthe low
est prizes. IN l2-ly
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BARICKLCw POTTERY,
VssbtAEiNEe. HnG.

ITUE subzcihel: having pnr'l lased the above es-
I tabshment from r. B. Hart would inform the
citizens and public generally that they have large
Istock Of Sloneware On hand, which lhey are pre-
pared to deliver 10 wholesale merchantsa the Wharf
!at unusual low prizes They would solicit mer
clants and uaders to send in their orders, which
will be carefully packed and delivered TO order.
Address
apl 6mw* HUTCHINSON & WILLIAMS
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G. CoLLTER ROBBINS.

MANUFACTURER OF genuine Diamond Point
EE ed Gold Pens, No. So Market street St. Louis,
Mo These Pens have been thoroughly tried in the
West. and have proved TO be the very best ever OIL
ered to the public Tor durability elasticity, uni9r
nifty of stroke, n,atness OF workmanship,and 9TH
er properties OF a good Pen. I hey cannot lie sur
Datsed Price S. with an extra strong silver case
and Pencil Letters enclosing tie amount will
me ct with prompt attention. the pens can be tx
changed if they do not suit the hand-larEe En-
craving pens, ana beautiful pen stamped Rubbln :
odd Fellows Pen, constantly on hand. dec7-tt
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MISCELLANEOUS.
W. E. HOLLINGsHORTH. JNo. ". HUGHES
Wholesale and Retail
CHINA, GLASS AND OUEENSWARE
ECUSE,
Water street. betweeR 1hai1 and Locust,

a. n
ECUSE,
Water street, betreeB Main and Locust,
EVANSVILLE, Ia.
THE undersigned are now receiving a very LARGE
4 and well selected stock of
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE,
which, with their present lot, will make as desira-
received from Pittsburgh a wel-assorted stock OF
Glassware, and are desirous that all in want OF
the above articles may give US call, as we are
satisfied that il will be to their Interest TO do so
We invite the attention of merchants and dealers
to examine our stock, being assured that we offer
inducements TO dealers entirely sufficient TO stop
them here if they call. Orders put up with des-
alcf, SO that they may 60 10 any part of the coun
try without breakage.
9EWe are offering inducements in retailing
Please call and see.
teh12 # HOTTINGSWORTH & HUGHES.
RAILROADS AND PLANK ROADS.
MPkON NEMENT Is the order oi the day. and
those who do not improve the present moments
are be.rld tho times. / have for sale some of the
improved 1t is situate 10 miles due north of this
city, and near the line OF Railroad The cOntempa-
ted Plank Road will run through some of this land
which with the Railroad, will afford every facility
Tor taking the produce to market. zoe acres are Of
Tered and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers
he tarm. known as the HOrnbrook Farm, is a part
of the lands now for sale.
Ii the above lands are not sold before the first dav
OF July next, they will he sold at public auction OF
which due notice viii be given. Title beyond dis
pute For terms apply 10
P. HORNBROOK, Main street.
Evansville March 4. 1850. mh5
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a CARD.

UNDERSTANDING that a report is in circu-
~ latlon that upon the dissolution Of the late
firm OF HARRINGToN, CRANE & O'RILEY, the under
signed agreed TO discontinue the Forwarding and
Commission business at Evansville ana that in
violation OF said agreement we immedia ely pur-
chased new Wharf Boat and commenced business
under the name and firm Of HAKRINGToN, CRANE &,
Co; and as such report unconuadicted is calcula-
ted to do us great injury, deem proper to state
thus publicly, natMere as not ShddOtg Of truth IT,
l icing expressly understood that each partner re-
served the right continue the business (and thai
each 1rolld DO 2ol under any style OF firm he chose.
except that OF HARRINGToN. CRANE x O'R1IEY.
CHAS. HARRINGTON,
lanl9 If ISAAC A. CRANE
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SHOES! SECES!! EECESl!l
Z n CASES Womens Shoes--Eastern manufac-
i " ture, fol sale low Y
TAYLOR & HARVEY,
nj Water street.
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vzTgTrRN Star C1cTH1NG STORE

WESTERN STAR CLOTHING STORE
TVatcr St., BetlreeH Mtia and Sycamore SIS.
MAYER s. TRIER having lately removed
IHA tbei Clothing and Furnishing Establishment
TO the above stand, are now fully prepared with a
large stock of
Spring and Summer Clothing,
All of which is Home manutacture and warranted
to be ofpood make and Fashionable styles, with
complete assortment ct
FURNISHING GOODS
Of everv description and beautiful varieties for the
benefit of their customers In their assortment will
he found Goats of all kinds, Pants, ests, Shirts
Shoes and Boots Gloves and many other articles to
tedious to enumerate Also, Hats and Caps, IN fact
syerv thing required for Gentemens wardrobes.
All the above articles, and every thing else in the
furnishing line. will he sold at very low prices for
Cash Their Stock being replenished 50 as TO keep
up with the days Of Fashion.
The public are invited to call and examine their
Goods whether they design purchasing or not
Evansville Ind, lap5 til
lust received per UnoIeSam and in store for sale
j ass bbls mnlasses,
100 half bbls -
100 bbls Carolina Tar,
so hhds sugar. ,
feb21-tf ALLlS u HoNES'
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I-4-+' - 114'1 t = Gan coHsistno
- in part e Pockei Cutlery, Razors &c. Amer
lean and English Locks, Monkey tail Bolts, Hunts
broad Axes HOES Of all sizes, Y, Log, Trace Hal
ter Breast and Deg Chains, VIM. Rowlauds or, IS
cut and mil Saws Horse. Cow and Sheep Bells,
with general assortment Of shelf goods
@. B. GRIFFITH,
mh26 Main ST.. Evansville.
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NEW GOODS.
TUST received by he subscribers general ossor
y ment of Fall and Winter Hry Goods. Boots.
Shoes. Fats, CAPS, ready made Cioflirg. Flanuel
and Narino under shirts, Lawls handsome as
sortment OF goods ior ChdRn's clotlirg. superior
Hosiery, ard general assortment 81 Trimmings,
which wall be sold very low please to call and
examine the stock.
WILLIAM UUGHFS.,
n9l Corner Main and I'd Streets.
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LOG ROLLING.
w f will pay the highesi price IN cash Tor gooo
w Yellow Poplar. White Oak, Cypress Walnut
and Pine Loggs delivered at the mouth OF Cash'
six miles above Cairo, on the Ohio liver:
n 2q-6rn d02wl H WATKINS & co.
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C7ISH, of all kinds
e tierce No Salmon;
s drums Goldfish;
80 barrels and kits Mackerel;
10 boxes superior Herring;
10 dozen cans Sardines;
u do do fresh Lobsters;
Mackerel, Salmon, and
basket fresh Olive Oil;
A variety Of Fruits.
ian4 FOSTER & BE
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CITX TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY., August 2t-6P NJ
The cotton market excited to-day and sales
large at an advance of hc &c since the receipt Of
the steamers news Part OF the purchases we're Tor
export part speculation, with lots for spin
p.rs' use. Flour continued in good demand Tor ex-
port and the stock Of uperhne and ordinary State and
Western brands becoming reduced by the large ship
ments recently made the market TOR IL quite Arm
at quotations the better class OF brands exhibited
change, while there continued 70 be fair Easter
demand Sales 81 Canadian and Wrstern whea
made at rates stated below Pork continued steady
With rair Gales II yesterdays prices 10 the trade ;
b, ef dull hss aud Shoulders were in fair request
the former Tor shipment 70 California lard of No.
quality in good inquiry, while good was quiet at
Yesterdays rates Sugars continued In fair request
with moderate sales Coffee sold to fair extent at
previous rates.
AsHls.-rbe market quiet Holders of pots
asking So IN while bus eis refused TO go above
50 Sales maze OF 81 phs pearls at e6 The
stock in the in- p.ctun Office of Msssrs Cassidy, Pal
me 20 M WAS ~ FOL VS.
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now shows its work and parties appear they sup
posed IL va po~sibs for the plant to and yisd
even email crop. withour It this date att aiming
goooiy sisr We have yet. ~ith an average autunn,
three months Of crossing although the critical
prIicd OF the crop viii in sb.ut month AZ
that period ZONE attempt 1t guessing its unAi yield
might be made The plant. in position IL nos quite
on par with uhst OF the last sea'on The quantity
In the FIELDS Is In 81 the lAst The crop 10
called spotted from its rregulariiy of appearance on
Inherent FIELDS OF the plantation. It IL lmost
useless TO say that the bss ,e-ctu.iiy stopped
complaints OF the catsrpier aud boil worm ss those
insects only exist ia moist and cool prrature
The hrst bales OF the crop received the last
and present ut the following ports As follows
Tallahassee. Florida, ls49 Aus 1850 August o.
SavnDDah Georgia 1b49 August is lSbU August 10
Mobile, ls4s two on August 10 1850. August IL A
correspondent in South Carolins writes You need
not att ntiop to thu appearance OF new cotton
1T this time In the receiving perts AS symptom OF
the state prospects OF the yield This cotton IL
merely the ei-ct OF the dry weather. producing Tue
premature ming of the advanced bols, at the ex-
penss of III general eld OF the plant which they
may be grown" Another from Mississippi, writes
Under no circumstances the production ba sum
ci ut TO make ANY excess OF cotton and the demaou
will be than enough to require the maintenance
OF prices At something like the present range to Keep
coDsump ton within the means of supply"
The closing quotations in this market were rs ioi-
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LivERPosL CLAssIFIcATIos.
MARK ETs ELSE w ssER E.


PnLADkLPIuA SATURDAY. AUGUST "a, lss0First Board
s7S1 Us 1903, n do ~ OIIs 80 ahares Union
Canal ll2S; 100 Do do . 800 do Norris anal 61.i do
Cirara Bank l2S $40 o. 40. lu54; Sl.O pehuNl-
Kill Navigation DE- o. l0D shares Commercial Bank O2s
do hibehi Railroad as 50 do Mechanics Bsnk. wa
$l6U Camdrr and AmhOy hsr ad 6 20, a4 Sccod Board
$500 fit'shurgh ts 10 92 shares Railroat
45li do Harrisburg Railroad 4bl4 ,htl Mprristorn
wark 81, ssh.
Maine Railroad, lo21s - 90 Easters Railroad lu9S 10
do. estern Railroad ~ So do Norfolk County Railroad
SOC SO, 25d 500; Portland saeo and Ports
outh Rair,sd g9 no. ston amt fove ence Railroad
79t5 do Fchbura Railroad lu9 20 do. Vernon Central
Railroad 2tz; do DO ton and worcester Railroad 9 DO
ocers' Eak s. \; do Stae Bank 81; do. East Boston
COMPANY Dividends A.; sl0O Michigan Central Railroad
Bono, b rer cert, payable lh5i. 100.
BAT1YmuFE L may arc. sr 3 Is5u-Si 00O Maryland
quartz iy5s 81 $1,000 do do sa4 "a shares Farmers and
fiahterS Bank, ~; 2 Western Bank 21s; rs
Franklin Bans ll 25 Baltimore aud ONO Railroad, Tx
do do, I'M 70 72 - do 30. 72l4 so do. Union
Comp INV 49, 30 do do lh "a do. do. Is,
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Died.


On Saturday morning August "a. GroRGE HENRy,
younEe-t of Henry aud Ellen Hutton, aged two
years and six months
The relatives and friends OF the family requested
to attend the funeral, this Sunday afternoon ut
O'Clock without further ipv alton from the residence
OF his parents No Hall Place. near sixth stree.
In Brooklyn, on "Wednesday August n. GE0sGs
AIExANDER, only son Of David and Mary Mackay aged
two years, three mon h. AID eleven days.
Gone 20 Jetus-
To he OF Jesus gone
California papers pless. copy
In Louisville K, on the 18th inst, A,GELE q.
WHrE, vile of John Mulany
The funeral will take place Tuesday morning
27th inst at O'Clock from the church OF ST. vincent
De Paul. Canal street
on the sd. New Brighton S. l.. of hydroceehalus,
JosrH only son Of Joseph aud jesse Esterorook aged
one year sud five days.
In Sacramento city. California on the 18th Deem
her 1919 CHAHL,s W. OF the late Robert Cochran
of this city. aged ~ year,. months, and % days.
The relatives friends of the family, ant those
OF his brother-in.law, Thomas smith. respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral from 81. Stsph' rs
church corner Broome and Christie SITS. on Tuesday
9th iGst at O'CLOCK. His remains having Ar.
is"d from Csitornia through the superutendenee OF
John Macy, will b. iDterr, In Greensood o. m-tery
Angus "a Isaac MILLER Jr. infant son Of tseac
snd Hester Mitah Miller, aged niue months and SIX
teen Gays
Washington Marine Tent. are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral at No 10 Essex treet this (Sun-
dan afternoon at O clock
90 the 2ith inst, Thomas SroFFoRD, Esq ex-Alder-
nan 81 the f~eltth vard
nis III, nd, are invited to attend his funeral. on
ruescHy. he 2'th int at O'Clock, r. NJ, without
further iatituttoi
on saturday morning. August "a CnaRLEs ELLIorr.
infant son OF George and ElVra Watts, aged four
months and ten days
IN. friends snd relative. are invited 10 attend enc
funeral from tn. rr.id.ncs Of his father lOs High ST.
Ne~ark At O'Clock this (sundayl afternoon
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bt.r.Hurt august 2l. $40
A Tempuoncs Cos 80 Heuha A.rfsni-.fu-
osho Sars STAN F.-t- Cfrlt NrsInr drraHx,.
rle-ts- Inci6erts .st Camp Ground s.
The great cunt'st 'r tho a1rroacbrg mayoraiiy
election will hr h''Fe.o ,hs temperance boys and
the whiskey bo, The former. independent W
party, will op-.' Ga.lrt Turner the democratic
nominee, ard e. latter vIu mls .r him TO a
man, throwing ,,H'.cs 10 hs dogs The .em9e-
rance men t,il % running Chustan kesner A.
Temperate, csnt.3sfs. and u uhsv carry olt their
project, they M as filcctuel'y secure the election
Of Mr. Tome they had Deposited their ballots
for him. 1tc t.l. have nof tti made a nomns-
ton, md thtft ls -rue doubt " neither they will he
able Ia hnd Gu0d W o. sFrsC
A most horrible Otdeni occurred Yesterday At
the dsnlley on lie-tfs iiazlshurst n Pheisa, N
Holiday stree Ore ~ th~ vursmen, named Ioha
Fever, Wa engaged in pumping hot slop from
va. When IN itsEing ysys say, ant he frl ~ up
% hls chm 90 ls. almost hni.pg HIpld. u was
instantly d.ss o1t hu' not until nearly hrs whole
skin. iron' hfA' foot. had lsl IA h,- flesh, snd was
found 10 adh'if o h's cioihiBg ~. was sui alive
last night Boz Inubla ~t-c entertained II his re-
CCvtry
A ,ary ofs ..t,ss b, loas ~ TO Richard M-r-
&C. AHeu T.. Welttlu. ard Charlie W Hood,
II CanUli cvun.F, Nd, ard en-. ~ Nicholas "A
Bryan, ~ Baltimore county. made their escape last
week, across To- Issrsslvania line, and hsve not
Yet been d,tecied Tbs facility with which sndsr
ground operations are now conducted, leave. NO
doubi ~ the fact that abolition emisssri~s are
IeEtiiully scattered through this Stare, AMI Il is
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ais. believed that guides are furnished them to the

State line.
All manner Of horseflesh and vehicles are in ro-
QUESTION, to-day, for Camp Chapel, which COM
menced Yesterday. about twelve miles from the
CITY. On last Sunday about five III lusand OF our
citizens were at the Shrewsbury Camp, and II 10
presume that not less than- eight thousand viii be
in attendance at Camp Chapel
Among the incidents al the recent camp meet
fnQ al Shrewsbury not noticed by the letter WRITER'S
was the finding on the camp ground, the body OF
"A still born infant apparently not more than few
hours after birth. How where II came from,
no one could ascertain Another incident was the
fnct of a young man from this city, who had be-
come enamoted at young lady the camp
ground, who rejected his suit, having drawn a
dagger ON her, and threatened to take her life il
she persisted in refusing his suit. The lady, OF
course, screamed, aud a great excite nent eDsued
during which York county magistrate interfered
and arrested the offender.
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MISUNDERSTANDING a,iho-r.l t.ri nirNnr 81 IA.
maca snd lazy. Miss Spencer AID cory nst araf n
smith lsdi sd servant 20 IsHri.k Aaren Viur4n saf
t.ort ain y 0ermsny CAPT " Ifr. Jssfrsl sftrst-
~ seent ~ INC tss 81 Mst yea Htt t. 81 lDui lsn
SfHee Ioutt lay tamil 40 aarss Ira a. hI0a 80
tsf.fut. W Nhthsld, Couufcfrt t.ratIis k.nt rb,.
ttArits hintcu Mr. sohu isassr lf. AZ sss Fsfx
~ Antohio fernst7ef iamsiea u , ie ksosfars-, q
u antonio HharfNn CsyefsNo hIn Nut.s.s Nsix NJ
tsr'os tsns AID lacy. HsTsHA Noeafs Rcss Iose
hcuf. AKsab W ard NJ ptIIiDt. st1res eridrsn
ard tNo tefvauts NJ A ~ftfpU t4fahtsfer gnxisnd.
ft.ots N"s lors h's,I . rlel flss. i-- y a. Phi-
lsdsftts Rev hacleaf IN FuI.anr .sse, Pr t1ston.
n u o. srlcs Cshil Nv NarF NJ sd ~ y l. lie
Plflsdelphis Hanover q tfetueI. Nee Work; Mrs.
tnft.dy and cliio bs-f ~; " Garrett Nv tark
uN ksrnan BALTIMORE NJ Tls ,homnsr. rnstelpaia
w auf Mr. u u Field suI danFhfrf. Nss fart tfsrs
Ekse d.. M ksa, AfaiHehicnla o., Gssrss sliory
Nv lorki n wiey bsiitUsre. Gee Hm Rr,va -
Brown. liverpool. Iciu tfahttltf. Js~ph
s'svsrt New l,rt J,f~ph Hornst trd ,stv "a cinnst.
Ottt rtcre, Jshb ker~ ssn trsreiscai ssm Rstean
lazy France. NJ Alen; Y. Drayfon e.. : Phita.
usn Ntftsmnchen. satl H. Nssfnr sthfr q
is'ierr Cetmsru G. Costnstan Jsma-n wn
vasner rsuder. NJ
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N AnIrImN INrnLLie ENoE,
rors of New ysrA. Aususs rs. 1853.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Rs Pm, Easls ,Ps 9OaHS London Gr'rOs
Bale, en- In osnits WI Arstophers, Kings Faprh
esss Ss isust eSse.e ssS@ias sssass. 20 a. ores
Amseury BAHAMAS, W T5unsy Cos Augusta, stone, sa'
ssA1 oo,is CD Poss ,Tishs porIso Tine
ray Beauot, tsieksh fatlo.e doi Empire kaspp Als,-
trdis and ws.hiss'en CITY, wm Jo,hln. ysaisrbll.
Liehmssa. Van Brant si,isht: Ann esS,.ssr nssss
Rsheees: Russell a. n,lro.s. Moore a. ssr.e saif1,
Ryder a.: kln Cy ffssss Sev Haven w.rrentop wSo.,
ste.@srK.nnsSse. Flowers and Ir nsias.. Green PHI
scor'Ann, Miller, rrovd,ncc; Blackstone. ApplsSy DO,
o''s n s'"' s''' DO Arrived.
80 -. ass,s % rsyr ssr ias ~ ~, r'i u "s ss
ls'ss ship Rob- ps,,sn steering 4 Is. inst lat y 81
50 i1th iist on the ssnhs passed sehr SUNBEAM lSlh
~ -b ss,s ss sss ii q s. lou SS Is r. sSss.
l,s ot,sms' s''srn. So 7th inst; w@ sn,,n .es@Aa
iirse t,ansl native d Sev york vas v ~ "a ,ss
sss - has Siss q ssSisrs JSlS ,sSs co
81. fsststsiP - lort from Havrs. psr,.i me
q tl ntt VAS Boz o. 18th one zsress Coz ship. bOund
.lir vsrrrari ,rt. MysrpOOi July "a, with ni,s and
g fs ,J ~ IN Il. ms IS ~ ,os 3 len
81 ou 81 .sss,s.s en- .Is s.' s,s . ssSH Iss
Hsf. bsy,a e,sf,. '"gss e'Ssis " JAY ~ With
Fal.cn. irl aoa- s'sertnE lsth inst ia. IS ~ lon
7 10 T tore topss s "a. had po, % sSs-i ii s,s
aHTr.
usrk savstro- tof rh.m..,osl -h.ysr N.- Orleans. Is
atFs. 9TH Gcs tru passenrers 20 " Elwell.
Urig Ainhouac tnf bostoul Hodgdon Carthasena with
hides anf tas0re inst LAT "a sd
Tor q W ftcte ~ Eldridee." hence for Tampieo
nrs Fannf thrl smith, Sun Key 4 days With salt, 10
) W Nralaf.
Bra leone tBrl Jsehsos. Bathadoes q DAYS in ha-
Lace to 18th inst. lat 70 lon rs H. spoke Ds
49, tur Bet,y Button from Philadephia for PORE
pfrse
setr siiss wrsh, Johnson Ponce PR with sugar Se %
Stutgs Co. The barb samuel Train tof Adtissn cid
day previous
sshr Rsw,op tcf Easr.r, Carpenter St Juan de Mes
rssus. with wood. &c, 70 h " CstheaL
Ship pactoius (of Portsmouthl -, from Noble a
days 10 fsgie n Hazard.
A ship IN the eastern ofhpg
sailed.
Steamship Pscsc I'VE for bverrooh ships American "a
frttl Tor London Margaret, tor bsrk Boxsta tor
trs Ehssteth, for III sohr Tcster tBrl for 81 gohns
NJ sna others
wi~a ausps ,hs day Sc 20 sw.
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Lrvst root-ps,ke, ship Ivsnks rarusf Mfs T-t
son Nj Bsrland Turhtr. tsursscnl aad bsstsf l.t-
S1y the stsefage.
lsaielia Rucartle Do.
sr Jvss IA Nessseus-sehr Rs rson- Nv Pfs-4 urv-
and lady, Mr. Tawrserd - --'
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Arriredsehr v.ndas Stewart ~ isdelphts to- R,to,
1er-ashrs teleste tBrl Nyfe NNort for tumb@rt ga
VS. Dehonsre (srD Loetisrt DO tor winssor rs Asns
Trest Tor Bs~grr nstlaa Wooster DO Tor ga.tporE
Northern iisht Davis. Philsdelphis Tor S.p,aset.
Stt-seis Csrtlls como tsStlphis er Bostsn3 @
Harris. a. a.. Melville, fitc ~ II for 40
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