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0UeP&se 11Ss.o
Arrved-ship shefhed Orleans. Sept rs. OCT 70. LAT
49, Ion 90 60 spoke ships Mary Kimbal from Liverpool and
Barb Iysanoer Juan. Cuba, Oct ~ Left brig Caro-
S.Iis ciss. ss oisnfueso, Oct swan rr.p.ni Aug
30 Crusoe Bangor Sept a. Jedds, Darien Ga Union, Bal
BAH Js.bea arsston OCT g. So lon "a So saw brig
Tuscan, Boston, for Wilmington: NC:
brigs Cay Juan do Carthagena, Philadephs; Albo
marie Wilmington. NC; Luhee Sbakspeare. Myra Law
renee gs,gusls, s.orsr n.nnssi syoe and n.rsssa
Norfolk; B.rnonis sss Bird Gao John Chronomsssr Il
pss ran:a Tsssi coz. and Al
bsny; Isabella, Foster Sarah and Lswrsnos York.
Cisaredships Townsend, caleutta sunbeam Cairo, and
tain ssgua 1rogene Charleston briss ApEoa. Gonaiyes
Dunbar st Marys; Mary Stanton, and Ocean, Balmor
zuyder Zee. Phiiaaeiphia.
sAled-schr Banquet. Suffolk.
s.iIed~sloops MOTTO. Phiisdsphis; Beiiss. NYoTs
Arrived-stsamsr America, Boston, ana sid at AN
Brig Mary Emna GlgSw for Boston, IS days, short Of
provisions.
Arrivedschrs Hamlet Mechanic Lady Of the Ocean and
Mead PHILADELPHIA; Commodore. Albany Oregon. Hud-
ssee-sloOps Fashion, and Providenss. NYork.
RooKLAND, Dot a.
Arrived-sehrs Corvo Richmond; vsndovi Lauson Dean
.nhoe Fortune lspels.e. Coral Mount Hope and Nour-
nabal, do; 2sth Delaware DO.
Sailed 2sth-Bris Principe, Norlesns sohrs California
bany Packet, Lucy White ophr Eagle and Hubert,
YORK..
sALxx. Cot 81.
Arrived-Brig Messenger Fernando Pc. Africa Aug sth
q Arrivsd-Sehr Chan pion Rondsut.
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S Y: n s... ~, 2. .:: ::: s S;s
7g,: 5.Shss.'s ss t Fsss s. Ass. r.s.
sS i Co. a' S:ss aI ! Hs
.:E: oss';y q: Prev, ss:ss. A'A.s Co
snip Issss Wright lphsl vsrpesl Sept TO- With
e. s:. G.: !..
ss.. - ss q: g.:
10 81 for SAsay Hack shp Hsis.s san
I'ssAs: y,.:ys<s Hs.: 9.,ss. Seq. p 4 ,i y
s. 1s:::3 :slp P D. ssss..s DOWN @
Ia os 70. $50 rs.ssa steamer Arctic sts Az ;ssss q
% s. with .a.
"a s''s 50
ssrs S0:s . Sss :ss .h.s Within sScr.
q: ssp;ss:d az s:.s down hI had :i.srs ssl0 n
:AU EsI.saS b:ssp:,:.s,i from s.s1:. Fl
xessSsr; spiit sails and fse.ivsd other asmsss:
t. Saiin ronsdss Has experienced wsashsr
Brig scpSIs Po.sl.sd, w,m.n n.l.s. d.y. Glib
Vi. Ssn s sI
Brig ssia; tsf s:,,,.s staples Turks Island IL
sSi ' ses al: ss e t; s:lss s sss:
ssSr H Homer i Pssssr Boston Ds' days
Below.
Brig Eliza Brl g days from Waterford, with mdss AND
A bsrA and sriss. names unknown.
Report Of packet Duohss. Sorlssas from Hays
passed ship Ansrisa ) ish 4. lsio Ion 4,
Bath Bath bound TO RasSsphs ,s 'sA
,sIPoS als .sa.S Ion q % s STSHs !. bar.
out.
Nov I-wns sunrise. Sc: meridian. oalm with dense
fog sunset, Sc, and clear
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Dssstah nnith Hsusy Lss Saith. Brseklya OLD bark
Garland. Martin. hArssss brig Field haddsea ssson:
Washisston Hisehinl i River John Jonss s.ish nYsSt
ChsrOhse Candy Henri, Lse Sgith oroekiyl De-
cstsh SSish Tsii Kivsr; stsanls Erie Earmaa HYssEl
PoIrIA Np GAR sebr Juniata 5snzos fgs kIert
ca MIN IIoa sawyer Gen Marion. Bibbs Bas
mors. Sld brig Russia. Cuha = - :. -.
Qvscs. Oct so-In pers brig chin'ha' HAsks idx Tor
Hicrrorp Oct s-Arr sohrs Nary wss. Crockett Port-
Ian CHARM Berry, BostsA; Mary Peck Dupuy. NYeyk
eAvANNAH, OctH-Arr ship Olivier tyr) 0hisr. nart-
Nforh; brig Live Oh Saver: NYsIk Ga .shT I
York ship North Bend, Jenkins. Boston. N
SALE. Oct Arr sehr Csnturon hangs. NYork for Ban
th Susan Baker Richmond. Sid schs Peru iron Ca
ash Philadslha Harriet Newell iron Nswburyp0rsb do
sr MARxs Oct 1s-Adv bark Fish, NYork ab,
Nov brig Coz for DO. LIST; O-illa and Anderson
w4an.n, RL DC. !. s,s ship Robt Center tnsw. sa
wicKyoRn NJ Oct 2-sld brig Henry. Baker and schl
Planter, Reynolds Turks Island.
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nR. CONyERs' INvI0ORATING COeDIAL.-TIM
~ old standard remedy has oured having
is.er.s.iy i.iurss tkenssyss By ssliy fmIsopsr Ia
nerves. % distressing and ruino.s inospastag for
osy OF basiness. are speedily removed and nA.y
vigor OF body and mind Of
Cordial deosyed By little beck: their prsssssp
Nons werthlos sarsaperlas elxirs and shsr
Aostruns In The Cordial contains
deistsrsus drug y njsrs sr expose hndr,nse Msn
business ~ bottle; shres bottles s.; with Phet
directions NJ B-Impsrtsst .dvoe the married, being
without oprng and TO those about conscious -
physical inability each bottle Sold ~ Dsesss
Csnvers his snce, between Tenth I'd
| Eleventh streets Forwarded the country.
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INSTRUMENTATION TREA ruyNT or pRtyArE pIs-

II eases in few hours. h, vegetable application without
pain. In constitutional affections and emissions
and debility combine medicines with the local remedy
can h one there are housands Who cannot be cured
without ~ A. have daily, Of years standing, from
heoher physicians In ALL guarantee permanent cure.
lave cgntisctons daily without csustic which
Others USE esutea ~ their not exb.pg the disease
With the.e and the hundredso Of GER
nncAe snow that none can equal H. You cured ms in
day, d. " Corhyn. rou exseilsa my coupaint In few
houI' ~ Dsropa was unt sr ~ other Physicians over
n e yohh keson,ir paid ever sgo in hfe
you cared BY local snd general trestuent An sorf
time Je sanse ury Irettment " letter once hours
from 20 snd q tog Pm. Dr.. Lamont AZ Reado st .
two doors from Broadway. - ~ ~
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MEDICAL.

NERVOUS DEBTIITY-DR. DE LANEY, 81 LIsPEN-
~ ard street. continues TO particular atttenonp
os sad arrangements Of body mind caused BY early ina
HABITS excessive Indulgence 81 the passn
cspseitating the FOR business society and marony
Confident Of his success. he insure perfect
the most ebstnats cases
A PIRFECT SAFEGUARD AGAINST QUACKERr rs
"a fouHd in Or. Rhph's Practical Private Treatise"
The nature symptoms snd together with recipes
for remedies, cet, Sc faithfully aud clearly given
sdapted % TIE use ofeyery one Ninth edition. 2 % win
Ire n rraf
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NO CURE We PAT..-Da cokBfrr, - DUANE -
~ msy be sorssited the treatment Of oertsiI
sse.s practice Of sixteen years devoted 70 the treat,
ment n delicate dse.sea ssa5ies d.. o. - the
mercury used
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A CARD TO THE PUBLfc.-rfnE Ps0vEs ALL
a shinsA-Did yos ever hear nsa sax he hid taken
Wstss Nervous dots for Aoe1sn withsas
hens esrsd t most sstosishing pews are mort
sns, low sprits and deprsson Try
vAlus lfe happiness Strength visor and all that 70
ttude 70 Dr. Watts and wish that all low
be benefited BY Its r. L. GODW IN architect IS
bottle.
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DR;MARREN Is CONFIDENTLY CONSULTED on
~ Dissases from Is practice, Of which u
heepital DR.. W. 10 enabled TO guarantee speedy cures
without mercury Bee his diploma In his oce No. Nett
street, adjoining Chatham with the FIRST
surgery and medicine this country has produce
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKa-A COsPLsTT PRACTICAL
Nv work the nature and treatment Of private
strture and ali Kindred Affections q the ~ aary orr,rs
Illustrated ~ greet number % beaufuy coored pas,
A. large a. lifs BY Homer Bcstvies, ID Large qnssto
tafss "a edition. Price s0 Extract from IKE oeso,
no6ics sad Surgical NJ said fesrieev
70 Ne equal 70 Rserd on Actions vork TIE "
% diseases far superior - asythng Of the kna
prhlisbed IN his coasry Author Of To verk ssuias
kmmiss.ns, Imretepsy, &C. ceused " tmprerer h.bss
.ssr., srRrSeIhs TdEKsvkb @ sr..S y.y y. "a y
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RR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTICAL PRI-

DR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE .PRAcTiCAL PRI-
NJ (sunday dJ-Ns. IS Greenwich street, IL has
been matter Of surprise has Of rsspsota
tenon TO deasss which people Of description preteed
70 eas the thoussudth part OF the
these people bring upsn society were Known very
different opinion would DO formed. And IL net eay
ven = The body. that dspicsed, 81. con: ..s q
The rsprodsosivs faculty siosssSsr fact that, whss
not properly treated they may remain dormant In ne
ths. effects sIon po.ssTsy yet properly andsr.sosd
the author has enjoyed and
tsssivs and loas practice this speciality he has ample
days = they had existed years. and that in any .ass
ploraks effects resulting from early improper habits he
suoh certain cafe and radical % be obtained
earlier stass viii bs surp;sl e the ease .ad rspidsy
pp With Piates-proe Astonishing evs.y aseful aHd
practical information with trsatment 10 adapted 70 ne
street. IS AnH street. Of most boohssers or scat
Tree Of postase by addressing Box &c., Post oos treat
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BCOV tureOf all rems dies yet discovered this the
certain. IL makes speedy and permanent With
ont the least IN oet dnh or or change
sold AZ the drug store rs Broadway, Of Chambers
street also No 16 Aforouss at no Broadway and 100
Fulton street. corner o William.
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II I6T OF LETTERS REMAININ0 In xHI NEW YORK
II Post Once, November %. 1859.
OYYIcIALLr PunLxsED II rHB PAPKn HAVING THE LARGEST
cIRsuIArror.
vsftsod. LADIES' LIST.
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nUCHISSE DoaIEANs, 81 OcToBRE, 1850 -CAPI-
~ taine.-Cest ayec grand paisir que yenons
rtmercitr des bcns sons donneJ
pendant IA taver e. rbut rendre suss
ssrtatle que possible nalEre i mauyais temps Nous
Aussi heureux davor Z 4 meme de iurer
bon 81 Gapprecer yotre justice 81 vetre humAai6
Agsrd oes pasagers de entrepont Nous rsperops Cap
tame. quelquts Encs ser0nt accueiea
svte meme rlAisr que nous yous lee adressons Agr
Capibine, fassurtnce de tentimcnta dstiugncs
rrchot, Baron Won Forster Can tador n Just6. I'd,
Vase ~ schmit schcerer. r. n king and lady J. A.
nclntosh, Chas. W. Tnomea.
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DR. LAFONTs FEMALE PILLS, A CERTAINCURA
~ for all complaints incidental TO females-Dr L. having
used these pills in his private praoce for the
care for the last fifteen with such unpaIsees
ealy the female Of have the benefit Of his research
and experience Price 30 GENTS and dollar per boxfun
directions enclosed Fer sale at the OF Broadway
and John street. and West Broadway and Beach
street: and 80 South Third street. PhilAdelphia.
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nR. L. N0RTANoRE WOULD SAT- TO TH0sn WIG
y have contracted diseases, "Curs ut volsas that IA
Take Of thy health have devoted
profession treated successfully ~ pa
ents. These who wish consult thoss eomplainA
may Do % tf..s Of charged from n 70 sr s.nSsN
hnave who unblyshins tell you they only oaa surs
fer disease In all It's ferms Persons whose health hN
been ruined By these sGotsts. call upon tay. s VII
Liam street.
nR. Oh LANEY, AUTHOR OF THE PRIVATE HlDI-
~ cal Guide" &c.Consultation hours from A. r. till
70 give the sick every possible warranty for perfect
and surgical operations Once 81 Iispenard street. one
street south Of Canal, near Broadway.
nR C0OPlR. II DUANE STRlRT, HAS, YoR TIE
~ LAST fourteen eenhnsd his prAesise 70 the
meat Of nsreurA aat ether diseases He eaa the
most Of his disease and A
n twete Eve dAys. psrfsetours. ~ NO charge.
nR. MORRISON CONTINUES TO CURR CERTAIN
diseases in their forms without and
pals recent Affections IN .:w S.ya Those dsbhtss ana
Sssrss:Ds consequences Of secret habit dssne
Bile he enabled to from practice Of thirty
Noss till Cured See his London diploma in has ofes 3O
Fulton street.
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NRw YORK OCTOBER 80. Isso--uoysIEgR '

~ Hutton, Captain q the Dushes's Of orleans
CaTanl IL with great pleasure that hore and
offer Jsu hanhs for Kind attention during the
paasc which, no,wihs adding the bad weather have
ed Agreeable possible We happy 60 have
been enatd 20 appreciate your kind hosrt Justice, and
luusniiy towards the and hope
Cap that these fcw lines gill b. accepted with much
ptaiurc theJ offered. ge reais Capain with the
highest esteem respectfully, NJ sch mis soheeror
" Klnr and lady. s. Mcintosh, Caas. W. Thomsa A..
Trichot Baron fotsor, H. Cahtad0r H. Jus,t, Edw.
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DHlPPlNG.

NOTICE TO NAyIGAToRs.-CUsr0M HOUSE. NEW
IN YORK; Collectors Once Get 23d lS5The 9th section
q an act Of congrs approved 18th ssptemh 1850 emit
et An Act king for Light Houses Light
Boats, Buoys &c. provides" That hereafter all buoys
the coast In bays harbors SOUNDS channels shall
sound entering the bay harbor channel rcd buoys
with numbers shall be the starboard hand
black buoys with numbers the pert hand and
with red and black stripes either hand Buoys in
channel coored with alternate white and black
perpendieulAr stripes: hereby give notice that the pro-
changes indicated therein made in the Arrangement of
the buoys in the waters Of this before the LIST
Of Nay, 1881 II. MA4WELL. Collector
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Freghts Chagres Too cubic foot paid HavanA
Soc do do fer New Orleans will be transferred
At Havana 20 the and splendid steamship PACIFIC.
To freight passage, apply at the once Of the
N. o. ROBERTS.
Special notice 10 given to shippers by this line, that the
company have prepared form Of bill Of ading adapted
their business which will be furnished shippers appl
cation the compsnys on and with which hey
quested to provide bsmseye other form will be
Sgned by the agents Of the All bills Of lading
muGt be signed before q Q sailing OF the vessel.
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EOR CHARLEsTON-TBE SUPERIOR AND FAST
sailing double engine steamer ONTARIO Capt. Kitt-
redgs for Charleston on Saturday November 3D.
r. n. She has superior accommodations for cabin and
steerage Freight taken ut moderate rates. APP
ply to the Clerk board at pier No North
II. hOLDREDE. Jr., 90 Wall street.
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Foreign Mails.

4 Arrivsd-sohr Chan piOn, ROndsu..
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DIsratrrs, DC,

sap: LI7' se RHss2h aJTei la eyeaas fom tie wreck
Of shore Saaeya reports he ship gong
pisces deeis had already trossaup She lay,
side beach. keel Of shore The cargo viii I'll be
tainase1 Tte Egt scr sF4d M Hsrfe Ann syg1g
by her.
sa ExazlsxE Tooss anchor port Mo1tay
unruir ooIotki Ey state The HebTa3sa sai-d from Slang
hal Canton, he 2sih March last 5I days cut ooadd NYorA
yauabe a sk and tea Afzs bang days
experienced tsayy weather g tie CFe Good Hope h
continued With such esss sevsy Ter IS days at the lptan
many OCCASIONS espasi aa. the ard iaFiIg
OF his weather he Teseel 1PraaB aai Which increased con
deraby her p-rou atuao2 On the 4n july the gale abatsd
captain proceeded pu; Ike hp -ch
allowed, and shaped hs course 70 Hssna where
the lat Of Aug Finding tAt port already hlsd with dis
tsed shipping and supplies st be high prices he resolved
proceed o. h heno voyage AID le that p9r tia morning Of
the 3D. second gas Of s Eeyery second
which Increased Tie leak to SO alarming that the pumps
ceased to WORK that time fer Eve minutes Capt
consigned his ship AndGze sors and has comnsncsd
odseharg her cargo ard will probably when discharged De
sip 20 undergo spara s Thomas lines Sept II.
BArs seutsr from Salem for Bath, the night Of 2s
a getting urder the Gah the Ksnnebsc River fa1
tack and seaun la3G obliged
anhe Ste however dragged her anchors and struck
scbp7ed Tgdder started post began
~ c0p sceeedea gstiH7 her INTO about 10 fathos water
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with a valuable cargo. She vas steering s3W
re NNE, the wind to the North blowing strong
with sharp sea; they unfortunately pus their
helm 10 stsrbosrd TO oss us US they saw "a frst,
and took rs FOR vessel standing in shore We
y.maired until every vestigo OF her disappeared
and nothing wss heard but the moaning of the sea-
Too much cannot De said in favor OF Francis 8
ife boats; had it not been for them we could not
have saved OF soul Of ell on board; wooden boat
would have been stove to pieces in lowering or
Coming alongside, tbs sea was 80 bad To show
with what facility they were got ready, in As min
ME, from the time the first boat was lowered,
manned by the second officer and wo Of The crew,
.he returned with seven the second msnnad by
.ba 4yst officer AID TWO Of the crew, Capt Lubbock
.nd Cant ]. G. Berry, who Dobly volunteered their
seryices. the third manned by Thos Vail and the
balance of the crew. When we gave up all hopes
n finding any MORE we tuned cur attention 10 our
own damage, found that we had carried away GU,
cutwater, bobstsy and aging jib boom, with the
besd rails and some scratches on the bow.
The following are he Names of he PassrgsTs ,gio ,,s,.
Sarfd-E. A Bradley, ~. sianion.
Names Of The Passenger, Lost-Mrs. Cath. BRADLEY Of
COM k9lhR hsttlel 0thnu'1 erk AMeH baFnes OF Ma
con Ga; Mrs Barnard of Wilmington Island, Ca; NJ So
C Barnard, dol Master John Rarstow DO; Dr. Hssinai,,
lady and child, Of Savannah; II Grannis COM; Mr. Cor
Mis- Conn two Msssrs Adaug Of LONDON Captains son
J. II Brown.
ofee,s and C,eo SaVed Captain R T. Brown, J. D.
Hide Isl Mate; C. Smith I'd do j. franklin Steward;
a. AcMinn, H. Bailey J. Brown, GeRmau
Cre7 LO't-John Smith Mass Francis Butter, ssvsn.
YAH 0s Jas Draper hungarian, Ireland Robert Moore
England Richard -, England; Cook, name unkno IN
Jas Hc9owen, I'd 90, New York Mrs, Bradley ,tev.
ardess.
The Captain j. c. Berry, named above, is the
one Whose vessel (the brig Oregon, Of somnersst
Mama fouadered at see in lat 30 10 N and long
70 W. on the 18th Of lass month
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rErom orr co,r..nona.n..l

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 4-1rrfred-scls Emerald Laws New
port Tyrone strout Boston; w Dayton Hickman Bridgeport
Mehaac Cam Cohssse Sorh Pacific Hewitt. Prydsnce; sarah
Gardener Gardner Caas steamer eapbsco 5ey NYo
c!s-eeBrgs hioa Harper Trinidad Pert SPAIN tlehd Coo
Pbsr doi soa,hernst Baker DO Luther Chi Baker to sarah
Gsr5ser 6ardrer dol Planet Kelley, Halifax Payner Neal
Albany; Townsend Corson Providence; darcy Wlstis New
Yofk Ann Baker Fnns lamsburgh srhasc Cam, Cohass
Penn bunk Hewourypo' Ro1s Ready Coats East
pon DsytoD Holman, Providence lyme sfout, Ro-bnry
sor,b Pacific Hsztt, HYurk; Emerald I.sTiJ, Newport.
NEWPORT Oci fr5lue4-Bn2s Hoberta Hoonan Hacadave
SB Tor HYor Lexington, su. HogeI FOR Hudson chs JRus
CARY PhlsIspha Bos,cawhs coming ito IL haF6or lost
had OF orerss topuasr 1=sls rby Providence for
York Pawucset Unar kocsans Tor DO Gen warren FoTsr do
do .D Rooman NBsdord for 30; Safad hEpson Ma
chs 10; Nay Flower Foste DO for To- Leaer clk Do for
YORK y Sta,- Luhec chn1ud Seyis, Brown Thorn
a.9n of NYurE Leary Barter CaA oo 5arqr ht
Ken Kou5ou Bostcn Adehe, Ile ohy Ellsworth New
To-
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steamship 5outhene Berry, Charleston ds add
ship Y.cs sburg Barry from Orleans Sept To- WIN
Nsou SD co with slp Bmtus for London Sept ~ lat - ~
eth Int 81 lon sI37 fell mast lower end
Sur Fairfield Overland Charleston ds Bulk.
ley The anchored tho Hood Wednesday night last
Ship s96 Hudson p ao w"s[ London and Portsmouth Sept
BARK Monterey, Mitchell Turks Island, salt to master
Texas, Howard Savannah Durham pInon
Bari FAIRY (ofFoynceo"n Thomas Aux Cayes u o. okwood
Foster Nckeron The brig adee for NYork sailed tbs day
previous brig Leondas Mayo, fox Boston u.s. the orig Amer
vessel Sept % lat g IS lon n 81 s IN Tth the wreck OF the se
buwaks stoys and bahe of She appeared
o that situation for some time
g Maehsonne o Potandl Cnamberm Havana "a ts sugar
Big Wibeocp, Lorraine, Jeme, St Domingo % DIS, oswool
Bf Queen Victoria, BIT Hooker Rua, Key Bahamas II d, salt
Brs Tylca lo Esspo Iarsn Trinidad Portau span . days.
t5a Boyar ,of Hang,on Mitchell Jacksonville Eff, Ii d ysl
low pine to Jo'sp Gcs 0 1 @ a miles south Of the
oregon Virginia potatoes. INST large
and at sah painted baeA I'll WHIT streak ashore Absecomb
hB,i'more, sagt, Batia rowdeS.
Sch oge IefaoS Btao j.. n3e to Sa ia Lord l"a'"
s5l Y X s. mar PsIhaHl Aeoonac is, potatoes.
Sch l. W BIfisll, " cinnamon, y,rgiuta} de-, wood.
sstCol Sattefe, Hae Charleston Is to Mccfeaiy
sh John Elton coaeSHn Virginia . ds, wood
Sch F2 Psnas-i Gsorss0Sn DC, ndse 10 Stase' Chairman
sch Rusgod Lew. from the wreck of saip Wabash.
Sci Melville, Fitch, CALAIS 10 ds lumber
Sch Metallic, Ames, rHomastqn5 Dc, lime
Sch Lacou R'arse Boston de frds.
sch cordelin, smith Thog9ston de- Line
steamer enaeb- Flower from Philadelphia, nisA to Stanton
BELOW BARK E wilson, -, Bahamas.
sAlLED-shps Hartford chafe'ton sshoodac BIZ saanaahj
polo Alfred
wIND-saur.se NV, meridian W w8W.
No RIVER for ohaeon this enoOn at O'Clock, her usual
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or VIEW yoRK......ocr. {.
Cleared.

Steamer Franklin Wotton, Hayrs NJ Livingston.
Ship Wellington Myo San Francisco Allen paSson
Banks St Jso, Baker, Pouandj Ylu WinSe tBrem) Harte
Trieste Dutlh Co; Charles Thompson Small Philadelphia,
Hurbu; Cos Jason tBeu) schins Tns Iyhn1 Pope Coz
Baltimore. Dutch) Task Amsterdam. Thompson Menhaus
Bngs sinma Pore Roeaa, Lisbon Gtune Mnnr Co! So
rie, Sv) st Martins Thompon Menhaus Geo Wash
son Bfauha Belize Cox MauzaH Barry, Philadelphia
BrooAman; Jo.sPh, Kear Mobile Lidd swan Piercs Der
muda Nemh Sons George Walker Charleston Geo Buckley
natJte tArs) Hale, MoneyIjeo Wiiets & Co.
Perry, Bnrfee. ST K Snow g White Mary Spencer
Washington Backrel Harriet tiaiock APpeby Mobile,
surge Chairman Coz Mary Eliza smith Richmond Won Brunt
Thompson RIVAL Thompson do; Augusta Keane New
Bedford; L Hulie DAY Philadelphia, w ackes
Sloop jszelle. Ferguson, Bristol
Steamers Anthracite. Morley. Philadelphia.
star Longhead Phllaiephla.
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DIED.

On FRIDAY erer.1g, o. dausy ae 6ala, ADELiNEi
daughter o sbrnhau Julia est aged aad Is iags
Tie irt trends OF thu ian are nYied TO at
sun AZ clock Her remains vii &c taken to Green
On Wednesday JOSEPHINE ADELAIDE, infant daughter
of Joseph and Mary Akin aged 4 MOUTHS.
A. Ltchfeh, Conn the eYenng OF Oct /, AMOS WAUS-
WORTH sq The 9th year Of is for 81 years merchant OF
thstvllage. -,
var er his ag-. lorrsry Of Aiendham. y J.
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Awful Cslllsion 1T -Tweaty-ss Live.
Lest

The steamship Southsraer, which arilged hers
last night from Charleston ran into TIE bark Isaac
Mead, from this port bound 10 Savannah yesterday
morning at O'Clock. Tne las.e- sank INN edately,
and tpenty tro souls wsfe loss! We give tbs ao
count Of this terrible diaator from the log.5oob Of
the Sontbernsr
On Friday, az A,M.lat 3sS 80 sounded in -
fa.homs wsier relieved the wheel. In 10 min
uses after we madc Sal on the larboa,d be a; put
the helm hard spors; stopped She engine and
backed strong, when We came in contact we
backed clear and stopped the engine when tho
weasel went doxp under our how, which was in
less than FIVE minutes from the time Of the COLI.
sion. Hearing the cFss of distress in the sea,
through the exe,sions Of the crew and passengers
We were able to man three Of Francis Gfe,boatE
and saved aeyen of the crew and two passengers
out of thirty,three in all SIC ptO7ei 70 be shs
bark Issao Msa3 from New,Yorh TOT Savannah,
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JTaykera.,ALsAgy. Oc,. 4.

Since oar last the receipts haze been as sn.
neIed; FLOUR, 3 so hbls; WHEAT. % 7n,h; CosS,
9Wodo' BARLEY. is 40 do = steady hat mStsst
Tor FLOUR, with sal al GOO bbs. CoRE |. At yea
" esleyn mixed OF 8ARLAY gonna ~ 900 bu,h Id al IS
arc for far tworowed. a, 7s077c for ft1r.rowei-
OATS are tteidt lot Of Goo Northern changed
hands al 43c OfPhson WHISKY, 100 bbls sold at 21!c