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DIANOs GUITARS c-Jus received bagues sylph and
Ida from Boston, Alice nom New York. part o.
fall supply pianos embraces the most superb
varied Of pianos ever offered 70 nus
from factory OF Chckeng Boson and from
and New York factories This stock consists Oh
and pianos Of me highest qualify Of tone and
6nisi Of the nufnbera
rosewood piano. Of ocnves which Mr.
its class ever nncd ~
Destined Of iis superiority FOR me mr az nos
advantages IN selecting personally nom
m arr " pianos al factory prices. s@-
second pianos taken In pa1 payment. NJ, -,
supply Of guta, Of every grades some ncny ninu
highly New music received weekly and sold as
low any store in this city, o,nn ,.,,s
sept 2O-eo3t MAT Int. D. Alex. GAIL Penn. nv.
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Correspondents Of the Baltimors SUM-
n WASHINGTON, September 2


The session IL drawing close rapidly and there Is
evidently disposition In Congress to down all the
preparation bills much possible, and all the amend
nents which may be offered them. wonderful spirit
Of economy has seized upon both houses which makes
the outsiders stand in they ought TO do Of the con-
il Is now highly probable that tho river and hsrbor bill
will not be taken up this session. and that the arh too, win
be adjourned the fourth Of December next as much
Congress do get through the regular appropriation
bills - W - =. eet
Mr. Maxwell ssI predicted long ago, was confirmed as
collector at New York Mr. Elmake OF Philadelphia, was
confirmed naval officer for that port With the excep-
ton OF lew postmasers, aappontment including tha,
Of the collector at Georgetown, District Of Columbia, will
be confirmed. :.
The early friends schoolma,es and paymates Of Mr..
Daniel Webster TO the number Of hundred and twenty
have sddss.sda letter Of thanks 70 him fot his patriotic
course the slavery question, dated salisbury, New
Hampshire. Augass 1850. which Mr. Webster has sent
q reply, dated Washington, 2lst September 1850 Both
are brief and remarkably beautifu and to the point
am afraid she branch mint Of New York viii lie over
t next session. in spite OF The very able report Of Mr.
Pbgnix the subject and the admitted urgency Of the
case. zst.slss $500, 80 ~. -. =,
share the same Ia regard the District however,
far liberal spirit animang Congress now than In
ormer years The seat Of government 10 now con sidered
fixed, and Congress 70 bound 20 TAKE care Of ~ and
make worthy the nsc the cause, and the prospects Of
The great republic Of the nineteenth century ~
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a t#4.Sa #EH tl} NEW YORK. September g.
The first arrest uneer the fugitive slave bill recenty
passed by Congress made in this city to-day Il APP
p, ars that lady of Baltimore, Maryland, named Mary
brown owned a number OF slaves, among whom was one
named James Hamlet, who took IL into his head 70 flee to
New York, years ago. since which time he has been
living in this city
Mrs Brown gave up all hopes Of reclaming him. but as
possible after the OF the act referred TO- she
instituted to secure him She sent on proofs Of
and issued for the arrest OF the
slave yesterday Mr. Brown, the deputy marshal took the
matter In hand, and took him into custody IN Water
street. .rts = |ssr Y st4=HEt - 80 80. :. ssss- :.
He was Immediately conveyed before Mr. Gardner, the
United States commissioner and his identity proven by
Mrs Browns and son in.law. An order was immedi
atey issued m his return, and In all probability he is now
on his way to Baltimore. ~
When Hamlet arrested he gave signal 10 a nun
Der coloed persons In the neghborhood and, but FOL
Tire Of number OF officers he would have been
taken from the deputy marshal by force. There Is very
great among coored population on the sub
iect and several hundred now around the Toombs
imagining that Hamlet is confined there
As soon the decision rendered. he was locked up
in the Jury ROOM and the negroes in the neghbor
hood Of the commissioner Office put a wrong
scent Rot for this riot would have doubt cnsued.
The Wing Stale Convention at Syracuse made the follow
ing nominations this morning Washington Hunt OF NJ
agara, for governor, lunsnmonsy D George Cornell
Bakely Of ossego for canal commissioner Gens,l A6ns
Baker, OF jefferson, for Sta.epson inspector VESSEL
Smith, of Queens, clerk Of appeals. M.
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General Agency and Law Onicc nj Washington,
DE SELDING WYLlE, 89tea lh

Todds building, Pennsypdntd nert dooT
I'm Bropns Hotel, Washington, y. G.
HHAs DE sELDING g. ANDREW WYLIE, jr., having formed
partnership the purpose Of prosecuting claims before
before board Of
appointed for the adjustment q spoalons or other
against foreign government give their
a business be inusted 20
charge They will attend obtaining ensons bounty
land arising under trsaes
buying and selling estate collecting private claims
rents, &c. atf .Ag 4f .@ t..1 4
Andrew Wylie jr will attend law business with which
either himself firm be ntIued In any OF e courts q
District Supreme Court OF the United States Qs
SEEDING, being United States commissioner notary
public deeds for all the states Of tr Unon
give prompt taking Of tesnuaony Acknowledge
deeds and other duties which appeain 70 bis ONCE
will and regulated by the amount camed
and OF services required. a@ ..n.. H4 a
Communications paid) will receive immediate atennon
Sept S-dly ---M- -----E L.L-. Ia.
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lands hereafter when they choose We have difficulties
enough now about the occupancy 81 the land. and
shall probably have stu more with such provisions as
these The United States gives temporary possession only
alter any time 10 dispose OF these lands as il thinks
proper 10 DO hope, therefore. that the amendment will
be adopted Those who object il do not pretend that
ready There can beno harm, then. 10 making il clear
fro BE coNffHUnp1
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my telegraph for the Bsltinors ClippsrJ
IN ...,.<.,,~ Cant q

nom ed the following ocers Tor tho Territory Of Uh
Y Governor-Brigham Yovng. the Mormon chisi Chief
iasticeM Brfangson Of Pennsy!ysni. Associss W.
Blair Of Utah. United States marshs.Mr Ihsyera o.
Utah Indian sRent-Mr. Cooper Of New YORK WI
The Senate has confirmed Ill the Baltimore ~ s
Also, Mr. Msxws, COLLECTOR Of New terr ana - =,
New Orleans, and Mr. sFrosf, appraiser y Few io'k'
There were some other reiections for minor o'noo'
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Doors AND sHOEs, Boess .nd hhoss % sna.ii prof
ID ttsWe would respectfully call atieno az
public and shoes FOL
ladies, senuemsn, misses, boys chdrsh, and servants both gh
and heavy; .ss.s.N n t4ssst@e
n s4 IA 10 the Lzdtss. W i,a5rs II E..8 a5 s..
every variety CATERS hsfsae buskns, Jener
slips, exceors, Jenny Lind all warranted % give sAsia
ton, aGfhi III Nfi va ta6 tf9N*1t -
McCurdys slips and des, old style,
Do gateT shoes do. ....... .................4.o1t
Bronze half CATERS, thick soes
DO gaiter shoes
Misses and hildrens ofevery quality and variety
To The GsWnsmsa.
Call and see variety Style t4s IS 4.a f
Patent leather and calkin Congress ssiieD for.. 90
Cloth ...rt do......,...... 5to W
superior proof boots for cunning and
pegged boots and shoes single and double soe OF
manufacture. sgtt ,Nt1tfHs .aaHt at
TO the Farmers 0~d Piamf1s. 8&
brogans boots servants and farm
hands, equaed price and quality In this city We In
all before purchasing shall offer induce
fail 10 please as a 5sii $780, n, G.
nil purchased with great care from hs
Of Philadelphia and The East which we are pre-
pared sell small profits DO not forget he store bgt call
South side ofPenn. av, be!ween6th and 7th .s,
door to b. L. Jackson and Bro.
Sept ll-3mw4w k aB eg
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The doors opened to receive message from the
House. insistns is disagreement to the amendment OF
the Senate 10 the army bill. and COMMITTEES confer
ence was appointed The doors were again closed for
executive business. ta at 9.a
The doors were again opened at 10 o'clock and mes
sage received from the House. announcing lis agree
ment to the report Of the compee on conference on the
civil and diplomatic bill and nssiing its disagreement
to the three specified amendments which the committee
made no agreement fla.5
new conference committee Consisting OF Messrs,
Dickinson, Bright. and Bernen) was appointed.
The executive session was resumed. ft.' ,t. \.
Iafpast sspsn O'Clock -Senaie still IN executive SEES
sion. sNs4 Nj 80
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CARDTbe ,mdexsned, having occasion 70 proceed 70 Ken
lucky Ohio parts OF Virginia upon legal
business requiring absence Of some WEEKS wan nave IN
attend business with which ne may De IN
rued N persons collections made IN those sections
10 be attended To- BY making
Of ocober their orders ahd
tons win receive respectful attention. - ~ 60, n,uo
No. Todd's building, Pennsylvania avenue
Sept l7-3mwtlstoct UE T. H#. NH 1ls Ell.
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EifF#te .4 lP. Young Lndics, II i.r.fl 8-4-cF n
Corner Of Ninth aud Il sfreets Washisston,
WILL reopen Monday, e i7th Of September thorough
English studies pursued and superior advantage
and other IN h
Able Instructors employed In me several depart
the advancement OF the
pupils srsled 10 hnled number u boarde
Of conversi Of all times In French
and also of enoying Of pleasant nome.
Terms Ac, made known on application % the Principal.
Aug 27-3aw4w
GENERAL vapor Bafh-Adop,ed unanimously BY Congress
through strong recommendations Of United
states surgeons physicians, testimonials
position
favorable the debfsed and 20 the safe sqsal distribution O.
andote United States pontentay
ciem called mercura In rheu
aic Of the operations OF the
oriental eabash sun used In Turkey, there aie
particularly efvicsable
respiration Instructions and nights for making
and use furnished safely graduated electro
and other complaints
Applied Hall, wing, hrst noo tconvenien Tor he
ianeJ No %, residence Of sick. Probatum est :
Sept 5-eodn bofD hraLLf'
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gives us pleasure 70 lay before our sssdsrs the fol-
lowing invitation 10 The and representatives d
Texas who deserve every honor from their countrynsa
for the energy and fidelity with which they have dis
charged their duty TO the State We accompany this lst
lei with the proceedings OF the citizens oil ST. Augustine
county, the home Of General Henderson the hate DELEGATE
to the Nashville Convention;
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GssrIKAeN. The undersigned have been appointed
commee. the part ofcitzens OF San Augustine COON
~ for tbs purpose Of inviting our senators an
the krea and important subjects which now Agi.s me
gubiic mind, and also paake OF public dnnss MIN
YOU viii please molly a. your carries. opportunity 40
OF San Augustine county and the Individual esteem Of the
undersigned. al III E. nj .t, s,aE sfs a
Very respectfully, your obedent servants,
r. w. MARTIN, as3.f
t@a j. q. BERRY, &
s. w. BLoUNT,
A. III EVANS, $500
.6F q. PAYNE, tms9t.
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princeton Preparatory school, Pasceton, New Jersey.
THE OF this institution will open on Monday me 10
or October occupies the pleasant and extensive
grounds and buildings the country the
hin Seminary. The location about half mile southwest
Of te borough Justly considered Of u
country for bs boarding school This school S ~
chief OBJECT OF which
prepare Win the present arrangements an
additional pupils be conveniently accomnodsted
catalogue OF the school,
pospscus rcrences and az necess. pacu
lars, address ne principal, HENRY kiNkEk, a. M.
Psisorros, New Jersey, August D, lao.
Sep 3-dhcp5w
WHE copartnership recently existing beswsen ths
undsrsirned day dissolved mutual consent, owing 10
WIG neee'''' s = - w. ID. WALLACE,
& .#M ,is.#& WILLIAM J. NILES.
wAsmsoros, August %, 1850
The pderssned viii continue prosecute claims Of all descrp
ous against branch department Of he government nj
washington nm m war acu
Rsr TO the Hon Speaker Cobb, Of Georgia. Ashmnn Of
Masachuses Bayly, OF virginia. PbGm, OF New roki
on ohio. La generally the members OF inc
House 81 Representatives. and the last Congress-
Aug 2-3taw3m
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CARD,--wALTER HARPER 4 CO., Pennsylyania avenue
"A bceen OH sad iou see viii open on Monday o. Iue:ds
merit Of Silks shawis scarf, cashmcfe &C
embracing every and quality Of rich and elegant goods
Sept 2i-6uf -
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BAYARD TAYLORS LETTERS. No. AlNl
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune
MAzATLsN Jan. 9, ley
Nsssys Greeley 4 MeEirau
The Oregou reached here thus moSiiins at ems
O'Clock. in eight days from san Francisco touchn
at Monterey, Santa Barbara aud ssu Diego. O.
passage was remarkably pleasant until az
doubling Cape san Lucas, whom We encounter,
a severe 'aortheS which continued Cor near
twenty.iour hours The passengers are all asher
making amends for sea sichncss by breakfast
ON fresh eggs miN and chocolate IN the c.
court.yards Of the different ioodas W are aga
in the climate Of palms and baoanas, aud the he
is growing oppressive, even at this Whit,
scSson
The Oregon takes 20 Panama about $4,000
in gold and the most important company OF ps'
sensers that has ever yet lei California Ia al,
,ioa to the Congressional Representatives
Fremont, DR. 6wIS, GILBERT and WRIGs.
there arc on board about score Of the pnomiues
merchants and moneyed men Of san Franciso'
and several military aud naval officers Amor
the former are Capt y. Simmons, ct the firm g
Simmons, Hutchinson \ CO.. Mr.. Hobson OF Cros,
Hobson 4 Co; Messrs. Ward and Smith Mr. Gu
ties. oi MoiIst h Co DIR. Bowie. late OF the Nav.
ard Mr.. Thompson, OF New York Among the q
sccu are Maj Rucker, Ma. Cross Capt. ShermS
spd Lieut. Stevenson. The presence OF this corr
Of calisoraisns in Washington accompanied b
their "p,les' and specimens" viii no doubt msh
something d sensation.
Asza'ian appears To be free from Cholera =
present and believe the epidemic has appeare,
at no other Mexican per-, The town is well bai
in the Old Spanish style, and aasder this sky Of or
ental 6rilhaney. reminds me OF descriptions ,
smyrna There are seOas 6Ny emisrants herr
who have come BY the overland rOute. ana Az
aiting sor passage 10 San Franciaco,
shall probably leave 70 ncrrOw sor Topic an
tiuaaalsjara. Judge Barry OF San Fraacisc,
with party Of eight, sails tomorrow Tor San B,a'
whence he TAKES the overland route 10 Vera Cru,
II possible, shall write to YOU from TeP'o, by II
stesmer Of jan IS. ri.
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MURPHY we're ,se mAauf.e,arer.. The following

Na-phv we're re nAaufac, lrers- The following
l.t,s- VI give al ouriiae OF rs history
SkvaSSsL FEB. ?, ISIS
v,..rs Pes, Ms-psy 3 a.. Fsi'rs F.snery y -.
e.~T. IT, t0-., rnrchss-l at Nov from NAkrf 4
- - flr The Co. = -arr Ee hsFe il-4p. .
-. 81 -ar -n-a- enough ~ Cur flrFrsr y :
- Old .-rx 2 l lI.i - o'rr 20 A7 . ga 80
o. r-i.--a-e -l-= 90 - ircl cl-n1-f - 80
go .-a sse t.- one 90 % IiA<hn " alA-f, 4
-. 3D. - BE- -as- rte us b. reilr- % 1,ai siat-a.
49, --tr- pr .b va w. charge Tor IT. Al WIS 49,
or III voa Eil SLOW - fur 'ae o1e " --'-'
4 ID voa IN N-S-lofz ia gosr4 eo1l41la- 4-e 80.
I'D. --s 80 irs 1-r QA1 l-r ger .n llr loiel -
ualf ,lns 1-fa- ,o = aoo- it~i -1s &c =, 81
meier 1clfs ie-f .i-.f. 49,, ..
TO- b.. .ar - r1r hec1 from -le wharf " urea -
rs 4 de C s1ct 1ut ccc not sr- sli7c---i -all q.
ke@r OF. il-s cl-ar 1. scot
T., vara of excaylu3u V-as resumed yesterday
morning IS early as the men could see II 9
deemed hazl-i5-s 90 az IN the ruins daring the
ui-b-. from the great p7ooa biIty Of initiating tie
bottles.
or fho officers and men concerned. ~e can
cheerful. state irst o.. have done their best
~ CIR remarks yesterday. -nl-c credit 10 some
q those engaged D. tie .auIaals attempts 70 rescue
-ia-r -gv bc.s-s c1u th. runs We entirely org
p. toe me voftlt 90. al frsise. W. VIM u
Tweed Assistant Foremano. Auc1cns Company
No. z. y.f1 vas g., frst fireman Cu the spot an'
y LIS eva Efforts sB-,sc isdlA gcscuils iron tn
rains i've persons, wno without bis ASSISTANCE
mast inevitably have pershsd
Tac-e ara other noble s-ts %. Asroism which we
e.. ouv generally acAuow edge. not having toe
particulars ~ our possession
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The do.ngs in the House Of Representative
yesterday, were mainly IN reference to the pr
chase Of the manuscript Of Wssidngton's Fare
vel Address Slavery, Of course. CAGE in a1 the
staple topic Of Sguthsra orator.
Ia tie senate NJ Ms1yum oHered Slavery reso
lutious Of the North Coroiina Legislature Nr
Hal demanded thai they should De treated VII
the sane negative and oodshoulder ccarielj
which has q late been bestowed On similar docu
msn.s from Northern Legislatures bat this NO
ton was los, by ~ 70 2
The conclusion Of Mr. Gays speech then fol
owed Il was evidently ful Of the power Of tn
great ora,ofs best days. The conclusion, - glvei
by our dispatch, was replete with conclusive al
gumcni, appealing ~ the Representatives OF y
South 10 a manner which one would suppose mus
tell upon them. Oar readers will not fail 20 pers
/. for themselves
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Died.


fru fh- AtA % 1razl. Nfc 81
la ts cay the la;h nst h. s. Evans, eis of BsioI
Mas. sg-d S. years
Al San Frz1clsco Gel on SATURDAY, - iast Thon.a.
0oslr formerly 81 Cincinnati Ohio he Wss well known
OF The lcTocs during the VIII Nexico- a.
commissioned officer Of DC .ar Capt : h Wakers clln
pany, Regiment M1untcc Rliefnrn
On ihe Nuhs NIsef. Nov. ~ Mics NJ Goodyear. sged
formerly % Hampden. Conn
Ia THIS civ Ire ian iusi Mr. josepl Palmer aged S.
for many ycars q resident u Bueloa Ayr-
IN nv Civ, he sltA Instant. e. ~ 6crck n WI
Rohwei. Of the trm u Omysun, GuLd CO and ate o
;. Lorls. NJ.
In S,ockon on ihs ID Dee John v D slydAm. former
IL IN. CIV, On he 18th Dec WI o Herbert tate a
Rowiey, Mass sg-d y yeas.
In MS Cy oa ibe ii instant Nj Adam Story, aged
ears formerly ol NstsE.-. y. Y.
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CALuoRsIh.--This mornings TriJp@e sives
months later intelligence from California II j.
u,ore interesting than usual. Col Fremont am
DR. Gwin have been elected 10 the I : senate
n the choice Of the latter W. arc PANIED "ofs '''
disappointed We had hoped for The chcicS o
r Butler King. but never with much oon"oeno'
An immense fire has devastated san franciso'
destroying property to above a million Of dollars
California valuation. This is severe calamity 10
90 young a city. where 'here is such dehcieoc'
ofbouses in proportion 20 the wants OF the pop"
latloD
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d ne ,faam,iir Niagara, nom Rasfsn Nj ssIs n Co.
hn. ard .sd, ku-seih y e.. II fclocsi OF 20.
toe Mrs Livyi d Goodhue I Clinton, u Hester /
: Ivy 7 Day Woodbridge Chnsi, Dupont soelsc,
Gledsi.a and Bunng. NYofk n Bskef sod lady, West
1gion Gnd.ey, Buffalo Co kinmsf Lgu!sFilF,
~. Or Dussrra \ b0Hdau POM -sMaW'.f,
n Meyer aud % simmons Philadelphia Col f1eff a.,
A. " Grrsushc.tc. Leve.qle Hutcn, JOS lev
Montreal , Anneuf-r. % Dawsou. Havana. Joteta
BralsL Cslsds Wcst W...ol, Canada Ashsern,
BsiAmofe shipey Dunn. Liverpool, GssfArtii q
Mayra. VI Husch. J Mafryou, Hungary ffseud ~
iv1 lr,ud. J n Waugh sheraton. Beard s. John. B,
~ IL fsgv, Dublin Morgan, q nsgow J ilaifR Lon'
tHf. ks..,. Quebec ID Duncan, scotland J lohh..b
r IA D .uH N.sleo r l1rdgser-tl I0y halVtr-Als
MORN. T. J 0oifry D Ge-ler. Amon HALIFAX
White. Boston, Newman New-iofk-t. Ton, 81
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rANa,IA NENES.

Tie Plaaa,q Ne.rs Of the 81 Of Jan1a.s. g..
d. There IS considerable fever ab5lt io"n bat . q
hear Of serious cases. Il yields gently - mid rem
edies bat t takes considerable time in ms ciIla-'
10 regain strength. y few blasts from on the hl.
81. RIVER woad help the cause amazingly
Tho soi,,,.ipq vessels were at Panama.
-, ydsssrs Everett iusr arrived from san rra1cis,a
~ 'ln0 rasseucers TIE elm0re &C h.clHloil, :
from san Frsncisco, with n passsleefs liz 80 .
f-se.neske from Se.v.Yerk and Valparaiso, sffi'e4
Psns,as Jan a. she was taxing IN coal a. lr'ssa -"
,so,5id ss ior san Franclsco Feb fll % passenseFs
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BOSTON. Feb 6--Cd, brig. Harbneer GlonIaE -
Portsn-PfiBce. schrs Richard Oonaves, Ellen hoepaa
NGofs sloop Henry Sse.l, virginia PUCK o'ai fA'0'
New. York
PROVIDENCE. Feb s--Au brig Veto CsrtenaA "a
n.t Sd Ia co with brig Curen Usher. iuf bosom
BRIG Maine Clritrae 18th ulf, schfs u Loaibard No
venihor sad stanley Norfolk Hamlet fhisd, n Ca
.on Nes Yoik. sioops Raode Island. hA~k.ns Rosrf
Williams AID NJ scs Eidv. Newly
WARREN. Feb SD brig Frances. haisrkas
BE oy brig supposed m. " ism Henry nu Maisnfas
BRISTOL. Feb i-Arr sioop GaSe.e. Nes.lork
sd bng Jerome lassra, Nh, 'chf FRANCES tisiei Poo
Rcn
FALL RIVER fch S-Ar s,oop Ann Holmes, Niok
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AK Her-v gx.sns. Cccp-r B9sfo1
t-- bars Ssrra-e. .-o. Bah, ron 30
A.. sehr 4 Fox .-lTu-. ~ ~ Z, .--,
Az shi- ms Pr.l1-s. 3 -s;hsns -.
a. a. C-een corr. Cssse SeS - =.
r~- 1zrs Fsir Fzr1l-1ial. , L. 49, 49,.
TnE 1r- Ocean. Pr-sf0r- . . y
- - - s. q t-r N4lcAr1-s'
- =, C,.s-a Doaas. ~ . o. 80
- ~, ~ - B-s.,o-1. -. De-. - f.r--s'
FsE srhr Caroale C1.e, Lt-tl -,
H.a ra-s Ha-lt1--. 3 5lu.cSer- 50
$500 T-rr,-s. I,a-s Can. AseklAn1
D.-i.rx n, - ~-ls-.-t. io1ieF71eo
= ~. 81 s-.snsts- & q flrrts. rsr11nA
~ -srE P-aTI Hlrr...-- = a-ll+
r. r.r. T1~Irr 4 l-f. r--Eol-
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List OF Vessels Arrived AT this Port since the
~ailins Of the last steamer.

Dec. An hg Mary znd Ellen Geer, As,yra
Eug % Girzfr. Robinson. SYDNEY.
90 An hg Vests, MskeT EdgMioNa.
90 Eug "a Juchinusn. Prarse, New Zealand
-' An "a Aufa, Hal Copmoia RIVER
An ~ Msxeppa Glider. New York
Rus bk lLkos Klinkofs,rozi s.ts-
Am scA Houoiu.u. MAla.h. san Pedro.
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