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NEW AND RARE FLOWERS.-Bi

nonia Venusta and other cholos varieties TIE sub
scrber Offers for sale choice 90 lection Of exotic paas
Their with OF and choice
cot flowers tsstefuy arranged IN Bouquets, Baskets
Epsrgnes may be desired and hopes 10 merit share Of
the liberal patronage besso~sd uPoa him for tbs last
twelve years DUNLAP. Fionst.
els tSlsxs No SIS Broadvay
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CLOAK and DRESSMAKING, Braid
perfect 1t IA ali cases guaranteed at No 81 Greene
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NOR SALE, 5 acres of LAND at
Il Kmgxbndee and Rsvenswood: cottage on stst-st.
and % az Also acres SIX lois and corner lot on Murray
Hill Enquire OF 4. c. DAYTON. NJ Is yohnst be
tween 10 and II, A M n72mMWkr
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CALEB \. WOODHU LII, PfssiteGt
VANpkRpIIr l. BUXTON. IsS vrs-PTest
WILLIAM d. PULLS, I'd Vice Pfssdea,,
J Phillips Ph0nlK, John AndersoG, ChArss !snsns
Edgar Lang, Reuben Wood, George n Bell.
Henry II. Contln. Henri i tart, DAVID NorssA
William Rsdf0rd. T. Tildeb Bodgett. Edmund tffiAa,
AbIam WskemAn, Mason rhomson. william Flsss.
Alex II Schultz, Thomas Caray Abraham Ff.lss.
David Il Moses Aler. Mckenzie Horato " feua
William 8. Gregory, Warren Chaplain, Kekd. y Csmn
Henry J. Allen John RcneT. DIS In
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II T. HUNTINGTON'S BAKING

u u ESTABLISHMENT, CORNER OF Co1eee -plsoe and
Warren s-rhansfcl for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon tins sstabhment, MIR. Huntington wosd
tnssrn the pablo thai he prepared 70 furnish all
de the Holidays and Parties with all the usual
hes Of Fancy Cakes, Confectionery. &c. do lms
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NOR SALE-The barge Superior. now
Il running between Newbursh and Nsw-Ysrk a
hseht and passage boat She Is well calculated for the
business having saloon with sIsteer staterooms su
oien, for the accommodation OF forty add
ton ~ her accommodations below deck For particulars
nsus Of the Captain, board ~ the .oot Of Warren
New York, or the subscriber al Newburgh
dc lms b CARPENTER b CO.
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M A IL R lie ID .

In this village, on the Sth inst, by Eld A. b
Burdick. Mr.. VIM. Nj. SAUNDERS, to Miss ELI
"a BABCocK, both of this town.
In Hopkinton, on the 9th inst, by L. Gran
dali, Dea. MATHEW S. KENYON, of North Ston-
ington Ct, to Miss Lucy ANx IRISH, of Hop
knton r. /.
In Hopkinton, on the l. tn inst, by Eld Hen
ry Clark, Mr.. VARNUM S Ennis, to Miss
SARAH NJ. CRANDALL.
AT the same time and place, by the same, Mr.
CHAs. f. BURDIcK, to Miss TACY A.PALMER,
both of Iiopkinton.
In Hopkinton, on the 11th inst, by D. Coon,
Mr. CLARK LANGwoRTIIY, to Miss ANN AL
MIRA ALLEN, both of No. Stonngton. CT.
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Two Dwelling Houses and one Store.
All AUCTION.

WILL be sold at Public Auction, ON Monday
w the 22d of September, inst. at o'clock,
P. NJ. three dwelling houses, situated in the
centre of Pawcatuck village, corner of Main
and Union streets. 1st. House on Main st.
2 l2 stories high, with basement store calcu-
lated for groceries and confectionery; the first
floor is fitted up for dry goods store, and is
now occupied as one the upper story is well
fitted up for, and is occupied as dwelling
now. This building now rents for two hun
dred and forty dollars.
I'd. House 1-2 stories high, a good COM
Portable house for a large family, and rents fol-
$55.
Sd. New House, on Union-st., we'll calculated
for one family, with good we'll of water, ant
with out buildings, and rents for $65.
Each sold separately. Terms made know
at the time and place of sale.
For further particulars, inquire Of the sub
scriber on the premises.
BENJAMIN P. BABCOCK.
Westerly, September IL, 1851.
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Bsy~ At the recent term Of the Superior
Court, at Norwich, a Mr.. G. S. Barber,
brought his petition for divorce from his
wife Phebe, on the ground Of habitual in
intemperance, which our statutes make
sufficient The proof was that Mrs. Bar
bcr was in the habit of taking inordinate
quantities of morphine. OF course she
was /" habitually Incorporate" But there
was testimony on the other side. The
respondent proved that she originally took
opium at the instance of her husband, anG
as every one knows that the use Of opium
involves an increase of quantity if il
be continued she had probably become an
Incorporate woman--and it was, we be-
lieve proved further, that Barber had
brought young woman into his house
who assisted in encouraging the unfortu-
nate wife in the fatal practice, and whom
it is believed Barber was desirous of max
inc his wife, as soon as he could get clear
of the one with whom he was already en-
numbered.
Upon this state of the case, Judge
Church refused to decree the divorce, and
we believe most people will agree with us
in considering the decision most right
eous one.-Ncw London Chronicle.
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A NOVELTY IN ARCHITECTURE

A Novelty IN ARcHIrECTURE.-We
examined on Saturday new mode of
building houses, introduced into these
parts by O. S. Fowler, the phrenologist,
who is fitting up splendid mansion in his
new style. The walls are composed of
slate, gravel and lime. mixed together and
laid in boxes, which are raised up as the
wall they form becomes firm enough to re-
ceive another layer. In this way Mr..
Fowler has raised walls four stories high,
on much less cost than any other plan.
His design is of octagon shape, eighty feet
in diameter, with a water-waste aud gas
pipe inserted into the walls. There is to
be large reservoir on the roof to receive
rainwater for bathing and other purposes.
There is large ice house on the north
side, also connected with the wall, which
is firm as the rock on which it stands. All
the rooms are angular, presenting unique
but pleasing appearancc.-N. Y. Tribune.
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part of the expense incurred by the police
department is caused by the use of intoxi-
eating liquors.
There has recently been organized in
this city an association, for the purpose of
Ireclaiming drunkards who have back
slidden from the temperance pledge, which
is called "The Lifetime Temperance
Pledge" 1t is to be hoped that it will be
the means of accomplishing much good in
the particular line of its mission.
The initiatory steps have been taken
towards the organization of steam con-
nection between Ireland and this city.
The Irish population of the city take hold
of the enterprise with much enthusiasm,
of course.
Miss Catharine Hayes, the "Irish
Swan," arrived yesterday in the Pacific
She gives her first concert on Tuesday
evening of next week which is expected to
create an excitement almost equal to that
caused by Jenny Lind.
POwHATTAN.
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ID 4 E ID

In this village, on the 14th inst, of mortiica-
tion Of the bowels CHARLES d. WILCOX, in the
26th year of his age.
In louisville, r. l., of consumption, on the
9Th inst, Mrs. SARAH ii. CHAPMAN, wife OF
Charles II. Chapman, aged 23 years.
In this village on the l4th inst, of Dysentery
EVERETT ALFRED, son of Ed. A. b. and Lucy
e. Burdick, aged three years and seven mon tbs
The farest flowers are first to fade
The brightest gems soonest lost
No tender plant e'er Nature made
But will be seered by winters frost.
Our Evvie to good for earth,
lie was not made for lifc's wild race,
The angels knew his brilliant worth.
And called him hence, their choir to grace.
O.. II. n.
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PHILLIPS FIRE ANNIHILAToR.-TheA Amer
lean company who have purchased the exclu-
sive and entire right to the manufacture and
sale in the United States, Of Phillips famous
Fire Annihilators, have issued a circular to
the public We rejoice that the Company are
exerting themselves to bring this invaluable in
vention into general use in this country with
as little delay as possible. We understand that
the companys office will be opened on the ODD
inst, for the reception of applications, and ma
chimes will be ready for delivery on the 9th of
next month.
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For the Literary Echo.
The Dandy Species.
Z POWHATTAN.

AHC Dsahuy SpcCAcSs
From among the infinite varieties of the
genus homo, the above mentioned class may
be selected, subject for curious and pro-
ftable speculation. A classification so
general as to embrace all the extremes of
humanity to the actual and conceivable,
will allow race best known by the name
dandys, loafers or bNoys, some of the attri-
butes Of manhood. Pope has said that in
the chain of being there must be some
where such a rank as man''-and if this
great chain of being extending from moth
ing to infnity calls for all imaginable gra-
dations of intelligence, is there not needed
a connecting link between man and the
lower orders of the animal creation? If
SO, the dandy "made to order," a cross
between man and the kangaroo, a realiza-
ton of the yahoos of Lemuel Gulliver
veracity, at once affords the looked for
connection. Broadcloth, brandies, black
inc, cigars, oaths, pomatum, cue de cologne
and the upper lip Gin mourning for the
brains," are all essential ingredients in the
composition of a dandy Of the first water,-
and when these miscellaneous articles are
disposed on the person of an individual as
senscless, brainless, and witless as pump
kin or ruta-baga, the b'hoy is then at the
meridian Of perfectibility, a fair subject for
the pencil of Hogarth OR Cruikshank and
worthy to be addressed in the language of
the jester Trinculo to that strange creature,
Caliban,-" What have we here, man or
a fish :" Ifproper notions of mankind are
to be obtained from such samples, who is
prepared to deny that the opinion of Lord
MoDboddo who supposed men to be merely
an improved race of balloons Or monkeys,
may not be the science of anthropology
sublimated.
The best specimens of the species we
are talking about are, without doubt, those
of Broadway notoricty. Formulating
the streets like some vagrant Vesuvius in
a violent state of fumigation, sporting a
small wand as potent as the caduccus Of
Mercury, wearing his beaver with one
sided inclination, and himself thrust into
" standing collar" up to those aurlcular
|appondages so characteristic of the aslnlne
genus, this beast from Fashions Menagc-
rie shines forth in all his glory. a fierce
foe to common sense, he utterly eschews
all its dictations-and how can he be
guided by them since "his brains are in
his purse, and his attainmcnts in his
brecches pocket" 1t must have been a
long acquaintance with beings OF this
description which led to the celebrated
remark of Frederick the Great of Prussia,
that man by nature is better fitted for a
postillion than a philosopher. Life to them
must be joyless and weary one. With
out mind or morals, they are mere ciphers
in society, figures enjoying at best but a.
simple or negative value, susceptible of
no increase by new associations and local
changes. Taking mathematical view of
the subject, they may be termed the
variables or indetcrminates of humanity,
changing position and influence at every
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GLEAsoN's PICTORIAL DRAWING Room
CoMpANIoN,- retains its well earned reputa-
ton as the cheapest and best pictorial sheet is
sued in this country. With a mammoth sheet
and large number of excellent illustrations
each number forms what it processes to be,
companion for the drawing room. Published
by F. Gleason, Boston, at three dollars pei
annum in advance.
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and therefore to be considered as
existing neither in time or space. " To be,
contents their natural desire," and thus
they survive day after day with never a
thought of the true object of life, till at
last like the fractions Of sixpences and
shillings, they are lost in the reckoning.
A. M. +. r..
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TOWnsend's Vegetable
FAMILY PILLS.

THE Proprietor does not make use OF any
l. minerals in his compositions, these pills are
superior article for Jaundice, ChOiic, Head
ache, Sudden colds, pain in the Stomach, lndi-
gestion, loss of appetite, Liver complaints,
Rheumatism, Dizziness of the head, and for
purifying the blood, these pills recommend
themselves wherever they are used, they are
supplying the place of those that have been be-
fore the public for long time and the demand is
increasing. Just try box of them, be sure
and get the right kind, for further information
see circulars. Prepared and sold by VIM
Townsend, Warwick II. /. Also bylNoyes Pal.
mer, Westerly, and Stillman & Potter Pawcat-
uck, and most of the Druggists in the State.
4w2 %
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Containing no Alcohol.

The best and strongest certified medicine In
the world for the cure of Dyspepsia in all It'll
as headache, heartburn, habitua-
costiveness, acdity Of the stomach, loss Of apes
tite, asthma, piles, incipient consumption, DC.
bility arising from protracted fevers, fever and
ague, exposure to heat or cold. old agc-and
diseases arising from imperfect digestion, or
an excellent remedy, and not surpassed by any
medicine in use, for females suffering from uter'
inc or nervous arrangement.
Among the numerous and highly respectable
certificates, we refer to the following:
Prof A. A. Hayes, M. d. State Assayer.
Fitzhenry Homer Esq. Boston.
James C. Dunn, Esq. City Treasurer, Boston.
Hon. Myron Lawrence, Ex-Prest. Mass.
Senate
Hon. L. H. Arnold, formerly Gov. of Rhode
Island, now Member of Congress.
Hon. Wm Woodbridge, formerly Gov. OF
Michigan, now U. S. Senator.
Hon j. Y. Morehead, formerly Gov. of Ken
lucky, now U. s. Senator.
Hon. j. F. Simmons, U. 8. Senator from
Rhode Island.
Hon. s. S. Phelps, u S. Senator from Vt.
Hon. VIM. Upham, '' &C
Hon. Solomon Foote, NJ. G. from VT
Hon. H. D. Foster, M. C. from Penn.
Hon. NJ L. Mar tin, Delegate in Congress
from Wisconsin.
Gen. A. c. Dodge, Delegate in Congress from
Iowa.
R. P. Stowe, Esq. Clerk in the House Of Rep
resentatives.
c. c. Trowbridge, Esq. of Detroit, Mich.
Geo. w. Jones, Esq. Surveyor General,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Joseph Hoxie, Esq. No. 76 Wall street, n. 7.
Many other individuals of the highest re-
spectability can be referred to, who will con-
firm all that has been said in favor Of this in.
valuable medicine
DIR. GEO. B. GREEN,
Proprietor, Windso VT.
REED, BATES & AUSTEN, Wholesale Drug
gists, No. 26, Merchants Row, Boston, General
Agents.
Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
CAUTION bottle of the Genuine Oxy-
ccnated Btters will have the outside wrapper ,
printed in English, French, and Spanish, with
the signature of Geo. b. Green, Proprietor, upon
three sides, and in addition, a finely engraved
label upon the top of the bottle, with the sigma
ture of Reed, Bates, & Austin, who are the
sole General Agents, and to whom all orders
must be addressed.
For sale by
CHAs. H. DENrsoN, Westerly, r. I.
+. A. PALMER, Stonington, Ct,
And by Druggists generally throughout the
United States and Canadas. 3m1S
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Brown UNIvERsITY.-Ninety Students
have already entered Brown. Over half the
number have entered on a full Collegiate Course
Professor Gammel will leave for Europe, soon
and his chair will be filled until he returns by
Abraham Payne, Esq. No better substitute
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gs- We acknowledge the receipt of some loz-
enges from Mr.. d. W. Hammond. The ladies
are invited to call and examine his extensive
assortment of fancy articles.
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From the Boston Morning Post.

Coon ADVICE TO DYspEPrIcs.-In these days Of quack
cry panaccas and wonderful it hardly safe to
recommend any thing in the catalogue of patent mcdi
cnes, and We will not knowingly mslead our readers in
these matters but when we have undeniabc testimony
of the real value of medicine and the proof of good
and cstmable citizens BESIDES feel it duty to give
publicity to such remedy. The Oxygenated Bitters
sold by Messrs Reed, Bates " Austin, No 26 Merchants
Row, know have received the sanction of scientific
and their virtues and efficacy fully attostcd by
many citizens Of the highest respcctablty.
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Any individual suffering from weakness and dcrange-
mcnt Of the stomach, debility in any
FORM will never regret making fair trial Of this inval
liable medicine. 1t produces no intoxcation, and the
system suffers injurious rcactonit restores health
and chccruncss by giving tone and energy to all the
functions
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ESOnmets and Ribbons.

New Fall Millinery Goods,
A LARGE assortment of Fall style of straw
IL BOnnets, Ribbons, Flowers sc. now opening
at the PaWcafuck Bonnet Store.
Ladies call and see them.
Westerly Sept. Is, 1851
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SPENCER'S Pills; Phelps Tomato do; Lees
~ do; Wright's Indian Vegetable do; PARIS
do; Hibbard's do; Brandreth's do; Chickeners S
sugar coated do; Goodman's do; for sale by
G. II. DENISON.
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( NHARCOAL Paste, for Purifying and Preserv
" ing the Teeth, for sale by =.
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uUNTS Liniment for Rheumatic Complaint:
III For sale by G. IL. DENISON.
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T AIDES dress Caps from SO to IS cents, at
Ii the Pawcatuck Bonnet Store.
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Book Binding.
Flour! Flour!

0F extra and choice brands, just received ant
" for sale at reduced prices, by
j. THOMPSON, Jr.
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w + have made arrangements by which we can
w furnish any book amounting to one dollar
or more at Publishers Prices, and at short no
tice Just give US call.
CHAMPLIN & BABCOCK.
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BosToN J.n A. Siock Hogrf-6o chr OgdensburH Rail-
road 3D.. ~ Concord Railroad. 5 56 p Eastern
Railrsaa. 80, Jos fo le5A Long islsna Railroad %
IfD Phadslphis Wilmington srd Batiuore R,road 81 q,
tfod g7z. and Massachusetts, Railroad, Els;
esern Railroad. l0fls iOi Portland. saoo And Ports
mouth Railroad ~. ~ Busten aud kaine kailroa1 lO5k
Csrnecticut River Railroad ~ Old Colony Railroad
"a. M d. GOD, G7s Boston ard Lowell Rsiroas ia
Holland Railroad % L. northern Railroad. 73 v Great
Fails Nhnufscturnr Company asa go Eagt Boston Cone
rary ~ TA 90 Eantop Company IS "a; 8O do t313 81
as7l, * 90, b0d ~ 5t5 Eogsvorb Company ~ tuS
ls % SOD trit. ~ do SIM iQis ~ Do st0d t0 Say
state kiiis 1905 l0s Bsnk u north America luls ~
fremont Bank 12nd, to5t do, 1868; kassaohu
Banh lOg sCoehitaaie Bant io2al u Colum Bank
in ~ SIS dividend Central Railroad Wa Second B8grA-
Is hrs Canton Land O. peny tsd). So - Do b0d 81 40
a. bs s7I 2Fal River Railroad s1 ~ Od Colony Rail-
ro.d az; 90 Wlmit Railroad 81 - Is 37F 10 Eex
Company. lt9A' Beton and Providence Railroad, So
mosAsag Railroad, loss 10 hsrthern Railroad, 49, "
Vermont ard Nassaehusettt Fafo a. y q Edgew5rth
C1mTary, slOd, III p e. bird ~ 80 % II agS 30 do
"a ltA 50 tgd o34 20 d. b31d. lOA 5000 Residing
Rarttd Bonds, s.
PHnsnuFnnl. Ian. 21.-TYfs Board-sloOoO North me-
riear Coal o. IS - $50 o. 7 INu Do. ~ 400 scbu ~
k Nsvsa8ou &C. int. IN 81 Us Psnnsyiyania Sc, cr D.
pA. 1900 Rca8lng Sc ~, III 90 81 Lous g. u.s. g2y
100 getuFiiIt Nsvigasiar ~ in On, 81 ~ sars Eo,h
trtf1asr Cos Cofrrsnv. -. so Do ~, so g. rs 1885
d8 tgf n Rcrh American tufurasee. ~, seehsaies
Ierk Htk PEN a. tvsrsa Baht. llqls 10 caumHt .id
gank ON, ~ Farmers aEd hsehanigs BaRk. 12si z4ae
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Clearea.
shps-Union. Davis Norleans Frost Hicks; Herald,
Bsri-Afred IBrsml. Psnd.. Charleston:
Queen Br Blow BsrSiss Aisiea; wsilin Baker.
sss a Watts. Kinr..os y Nv nrsl, Gen
&c., cS
Msdad P.st. snonds Nsxsern. Nc star. Parker Wash,
iss
sioopsRossr Williams; Providenoe Apollo. Rogers. New
Haven Pioneer, Grifhng do.
Arrived.
Steamship Aabama Ludlow Savannah hours with mdss
and PASSENGERS 70 Mitchell Encountered very heavy
Gox.,d. and s.rI Hs,is Norton siss Esse-
M a Sh saa
ship H.rTisbrrs Matthew'S Bsyross syri. Novls p.ssed
inst with strong westerly
Ship isSs Bos.rem Gcas 50 days and 81 days
rs h ss ss1nn ..A 0s' with
and 100 passengsrs 70 Henshen Unkhsrdt kxpersnoed
Shanghai
.'f nsss ssua Ass1 oss =
smn soi snfs n n
of BATH Orr from Bath for Cardsna aad thence San
srs fss :sla s,f @
sopsa Tbs hsd for the season pretty good
s the M Wit.
70 . ;. SGp' Nov e Cape I'd e;
la es i spoke s @hsns bark ssras Of ~
Bedford; 9th lat IS len 80 W, spoke Br brig Tom Cor
Magellan from Valparaiso for Boston. The experienced
heavy weather. lost bboom topsa yards and sus-
BARK Mary nsrris iBrl Protsau Glasow the Clyde
l3 with mdse and passengers. to Durham Dinon She
anchored on the Bar last night.
to Eottebohm Experienced very heavy weather; lost
Bari YorisCwn, sterer Iessina, NOys Gibralsr Dess
experienced uccesion Of heavy sW gales During the
passage spit two topails js and ain topmss stayss
nsaI lat &c. 49, Ion IL a. saw bark Leo from Messina for
Bar! Drama tNorl Eeiersbsrg Lisbon ss days. with
Brig Aid tBr walters Leshorn. 50 days Gibraltar 40
~ spoke brig Neptune from West Indies. !.
schr Wright Wrishs, Jaetsonvillo saay, with yellow
Cienfuegos for Halifax. 10 days ost
Echr Edwd rherne. Hickman. Pokomoke, Va.
sohr Charles Henry. Ryan. Virginia. 2dsys for New Ia
sehr Highlander, sands Fredericksburg, 2 days
sohr Westoyer. Thorp. Richmond. 8 days.
eehr BENZ smith. Bodns. York River.
sehr Oregon. somers, York River.
sehr Chsunesy 81 John. Bodsworth. York River.
schr Marina N, Nelson Philsdslphia, days.
sehr xlSrs Ann (oi s. osorssl wan, Philadelphia for
rehr william A. DsSosq, Dover, Del, 4 days.
sohr Judge Harrington. Hulse, Dover, De-, days
sehr Pawnee, Smith. Brandvvine Del s days.
smAck Evena, Hoy from packet ship Zurich ashore s.
crsnberry Inlet, with % snigr.nts.
floop Alliance. Decier. York River.
Steamer Penotfeot, Clark Philadelphia
Below.
large ship and two tarhs, names unknown.
Steamship Pacific. Nye, for Liverpool.
As21wind At sunrise. Sc meridian. s. with rain
sW, thict.
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PaHaenxers Sailed.

IavFnrooI-steanship fRcthc-A. q. R,lston rhiaasl-
pha; sullivan and lady, New YORK; Mrs A. y. aast
Louis Athorf New York. W. Narratt. England. LenOi
uuih, New Gresaes adams Bailey. Galsutta H.rae,
Garfield. New York " De LasteyIie and lady and
Charleston, ls G 6loserh Cooper ani lady, y Wade
Louis Barncte. NJ Noses, New York; Robert wrrht and
lady, Benz. Noyes, W. ". Wnans, Ealtimores Oio0t
:. hsrsh,li New Y.rbi James Hsrty KinEst.n CIV; ~
T. Routh. nontrss Juan Conyaes and LAZY, Leon BBb.
yaep. Robert white New oris.ns a. T.. Jones' Qpbte;
csster .rd LADY, Cincinnati; ". Simpson Csaaaa.