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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
DABBITT,S SOAP POWDER.-La-

RABBITT'S SOAP POWDER.-La-
dies no interested dispensing with the slavsh
ASKING Day and those who wish 10 accomplish the wash
for persons with the simple cost OF Two tents VIII
please read thus THIS article Is called b /. BABBlrFS
SOAP POWDER II being reduced to powder coHesNey
much cheaper than any other form bar soap contains
per cent of water IN crysalked state other
II would not hold together While Baobitss Is re
du1ed to powder and contains more washing nateh uah
an other article IN the world and does not lose IN weight
hike bar by standing u bar soap stahus IA Ine
open ar one wear 1t will lose from twenty to thirty
per course thus loss must be water and nothing
else therefore It cannot be washing material baDcr'
has had applications from all parts Of the country
for the exclusive night for selling, but As yet
has sold no exclusive nights The average sa4os ae
two ana hall tuns per day. deduction Is maIe .y he
ten boxes of ten per cent boxes i've per cent All IN
fnger will be rgidy prosecuted which are Yen IN huhoei
al this time Everything the shape Of washing without
labor unknown until BABBITT advertised-then ne
whole world Was set IN commouon to evads bAbpll
PATENT SOAP POWDER, but as yet nothing compares
except one man and he dar. not manufacture N
eaence OF the patent BABBITTS SOAP POWDEHs suh
leads on ani producing goes astonishing satisfaction
No dISpenses the of IT, after they have once
used Il bad smell found N the clothes amer "ashs
soaps DO. 1t put up nearly pound papefsTih
directions printed each package. The Oes Wa
II Tor Washing Is TO follow the hrst direction GA we
paper for using the powder direct for al white clothes ff
coored clothes follow the directions for making into soi'
soap which requires grease and Is made IN ten minutes
Soft sOsp every knows how very clean tAt
most those who put small quantity the powder
soap dish water v hc removes all the grease al once
and Will remuve everything that any other soap II The World
will d..
The clothes do Rot require boiling after the rs direction
l. follow ed maze them whfe-thus saving much tine
and labor II has b-eR used nearly two wears an u
found clothes last more than t~csi long because they
are rubbed - they shen wash board
used No asiing soda required. The retail prce IS
twelve ard bali cents There rSk IN tryNg H. oe-
cause package VII make gGla.s Of beautiful SIT
SOAP that
For sac by nearly al the grcceres this place Manu-
factured 68 - Washin StOas. II New-Y0Tk CIV
Any nfry druggist merchants orler through any
whossse mech8li New urk and ge; as cheap - u
srp1 the factory direct. ANY person n the Cites OF
NewNuIs ani B7os yn have single box sen. 10 them
~ the Of and quarter cents sending the FAC
tory - Westinghouse have the grocers get fOr you
n lntN :. a
General dep5t pr me sale u BABBlFr'S SOAP pow
DER A. EARLE CO,
So AID . washlngton-si NeS-Yolk.
D.. T.. EARLE. lr...
f'""'''s' Il BABBIrr -AALL % jez3u
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

INDIA RUBBER GOODS-Manufac
tured under GOODYEAR'S Patent.-rhe Newark
India Rubber Manufacturing COmpaH, store 80 MadeH
lane, New York; factory Newark. kssv Jersey-Thls
Company manufacturers and wholesale dealers IN all
the different articles manufactured under Goodyeas
Patent and guarantee all their goods being equal IN
quality to representation. Merchants requested to
call All goods warranted To stand climate The
most liberal terms to country dealers.
HIRAM HUTCHINSON. President.
WARREN ACKERMAN. Secretary. Je23 2mDxGW'
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tAUZE WIRE. MOSQUITO and FLY

N TRAPS. or LEE CO.'S Wire Window Shidss-
VI ade order. Of sze or STYLE required They e5-
st~ct the rw from and admit the the also
aGIg. the alr aad HIGHT and Keep ogt insects Oce 800
B.eecsfT-et JFlI -
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FOR SALE g. TOILET.
VILLAGE LOTS at AUCTION at

VILLAGE LOTS at AUCTION at
EAST PoRT-CHEs IER.-3o lots of gr.und, eaeh y
eet frnt ano Gd varying from 100 70 10 feet IA
depth, situated IN the village Of Ead Porto
@ the Byram Ryer opposite me village Of Port-C
Westchester Co " Y, within three minutes walk OF the
depot % the and =. Haven Railroad vii BE- so.d a,
auction al the Pavilion 'iu;e PortChester. on III rs
DAY, July q, al IL O'Clock. N The above los ase
sdmray situated Pente slope Of land on the banks
N the Byram River, wnch Affords excellent say wa,sf
bathing facilities and vhose aers abound with te Vir
KINDS Of FISH, oy sters clans, &c substantial proSe
Of erection % connect with Port Cnestf az
which place ala the Of life can ~ purchased
cheaper than any reaIl store m NeN-fofk ty thu'
rendering desirable place foT families to locate wn'
study economy as veil health and pleasure The Y
and New Haven stop here 2tmes daily Trans eave
~ that mechanic be a, h pace Of business IN Nes
York before O'Clock 81 ant returning leave Il o. VI
There are lines Of slooDs boarding and day schools
ehDrcios Of different d. nominations and, IN short a, the
ronvengnces Of the with the advantages OF The cOun
Try and the additional Inducements gf SAL water sitga-
ton. For terms, &c, apDly - ABENDhOTH BkoS III
Beekuan- st. or 20 WILLIAM PROVOST, Port-Ches-
ter-st WestchesteT Co " Y
ALSO-A FARM adjoining, consisting oi " scIes 'i
land. AT private sale. Vi' ''
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
i c. BROWNS PETENT PREMI-

II I
france ard weights n about OnethIrd Of ther cls:s
n. being eE ted v the pafentee 1t the Merchants Ell
change House Tor fs days for the sale Of ghts
by Counties States Tor beanis and convenience the
world challenged % produce r. eqlaL rare ilce
La1cvare merchants OF aHy one Of enterprise and Sl
capital The following re!lahe evidence " 4; Pracca-
sslv We the urcerSI Ignec, having carefully examined
the model II c Browns improved sash Ba. ancc. %
rnos- confidently believe for beauty simplicity cheannsSs
durability and of adjustment FAR erces ANYTHING 4
the kind We nave or known We have
dos bpg thi- prncpe with his improved nulevs that
rsn easier and more beautiful than windows have
ever seen hung any other prncis, and would unhes
fsfinelv recommend Its general adoption Tobias Dees.
W B. Cook Robert Marquis. DAVID Cranda Nlchdas
Cranlall carpenters f r DraAe. p d Anderson. Doct
J. Martin. = 5. LsImaB. VIM Mills. Of Xenia OhO
This Improvement applicable 70 common windows al
read HIRAM {. BROWN.
Por further particulars after this month address post
pad H. C. Brown. XelIa, Greene Co. Ohio JTis lws
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
RESIDENCE for SALE

SAYARM of is acres of the most beautiful land cn
Stated k,and, with dwelling HOUSE. being portion Of
az VII. plcts Oceanvlle: unaceS walk from
CesI Grvve landing aud 30 minutes andsr
bts oaered for sale fo, TIE sum Of 81 sos thirds
dnv from Spr,ns ST., and Pier No >, n r., fer Cedar
tsrvve afyilDg persons hns Opportunity to Examine the
.r,rrsj. There is no better land OF liner within
leo mile. al New-Ymk. For psrtc l2rs seply :" rHOS
"A STRONG, - Nassau ST.. ot "niae pssHses Jytsi iws
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

mo BUlLDERS.-For sale. 400 PAN
4 Ell DOORS D, SWIFT. wALDRoN co.
vi rs ll9 Erunt Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

HIGH bklDpC.-- NC o'ia." % ~
LOTS viz So 70 100 "a map ei High Brdseniie, se
now the rst time eerei for sale THIS property S
Ated esches;er side Of Hsren River opposite ne
Mshth xvesse on this IslSn1 The tsre on ths h1sa'n
avenue kalsoad wAch leads directly TO these LS,s %
be but he cents fer he whole length OF the road
MD iron, epcn the Harlem hver ths propety an9rus
great AL snases Tor eoatas and fishing Terms issssoS
Appy. f nals aud ether information, 20 d. ~lNION
7fCc1sr-st., cor ef NAssaa-S lel3 lm'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
CAUTION To THE PUBLC.-AI

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-Al
~ vuhanized white Rubber as we'll as black and other
colors not stamped by Horace n. Day. d" GOODYEARS
PATENT" according his covenant his license from
Goodyear II an Infringement on GoodseaTs Patents ana
ali dealers in or purchasers Of these goods equally LA
bic as trespassers upon GoOdyeas acknowledged rights
with Horace Day HIMSELF the Maker OF such goods ana
Will be prosecuted accordingly Day has license from
Goodyear 10 make Shrred Goods only, and few small
yard equal 10 about mls each pair Of Congress
Boots while Day himself charges ten cents for the
se Of GOOdyears Shrred Goods Congress Boots to the
hard working shoemakers. All the India Rubber shoes
now made by Horace n Day, An Infringement upoa
Co,ears Patents and all dealers therein render them
selves liable IN damages 10 Mr.. GOODYEAR. the Pa
tentce.
In behalf of Hayward Rubber Co, Newark l. X Co,
l. Candee. Ford \ Co aud others Jsl9
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
NOR SALE-A valuable COUNTRY

RESIDENCE. situated In the elevated and pieisan:
village Of Mount Pleasant Monmouth County. J aSoIt
one fonrth II mile from Middlet0wn Point. and "ithn
few MINUTES walk ~ the steamboat. which pys twice dlJ
10 New-York This property we adapteit to business
purposes being the ,hOrDushfare Of esress or 'ne
travel and produce Of the most fertile portions oi non
mouth COUNTY consists o quarter Of n acre o
land on hcn 2-stGry dwelling containing 100 ~
and large hall the first floor, with rooms on the sen
NECESSARY buildings II VIII be sold a. the low rcr y
81 eco II not sold oelore Will be offered a. cth h
the premises Monday next the Zisi INST a. c4'~A
PM Apply TO- J VAN BRACKLE go Broadway
r~ff fz1s
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
Spring HAIR MATTRESSES RS

SPRlNG HAlk MAI lRESSES.- .-RES-
~ sEGuEs Patent Sprng Hair Mattress BED, mangiac-
tured "cnly hy X. PRINCE co. II i0T Eulton-st
Brrk perfect substitute for alias Hair Mattress
and Feather Bed, sud Will tweEty years They VIII
roll up. be- used both SIDES made Springs
Halr sc and entirely from Cotton waste. Tow
husk Moss. Hogs BlSes. other cs,eeTlous articles
OF which materials the most Of the Box Sps Mattresses
now use by the community composed though they
have been purchased respectable shops Let any
person who has ~ those things called Spns Mattresses
investigate this mattel and nine OUT Of ten the
above remark Will prove Ressegues Patent Max,
tess Bed zen pounds of pure hair 10 foot
width they the cheapest and hes; bed ever made and
NO uerson hss used them. bat prunognces them
most perf,c, article those N health the inyad
NEw-YORk PATENT MERCHANDISE COMPANY
2so broadway. and
BENZ NEwHOJsE. S-3 Hu1asrn-st. New-YoFx
appointed taxing orders. where the ar-s be
seen by those residing IN this cxy ~ the mAnuatOyy IN
Eulion- It. Bro.ssltn leS snTnThxS'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
NOR SALE-A STORE, GROCERY,

&c and LOr Land, ,ssloly situated cn the prnc,pai
.,,. in the VILLAGE OF nun,,agtan SuA Co between
whch piace and the CITY OF Newfork there dsv ce1-
mus.catcn by railway aAd steamboat nno so;d pres9s Gus
- The ist of S,pte mter will be sold ~ public suction on ne
nrrm,ses ats oclcck M Of that day ror terms ana
more particular description inquire oi ID fLAri h>s'
"ss"' .sas s. ARA GAINES. - Nassaa-st-. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

AT PRIVATE SALE.-To Machinlsts
N and others The Leasehold Property known a. the
New York Screw Bolt Mills situated IN twenty
between the Tenth ard Eleventh avs The properly con-
sists of large frame building 40 by 90 feet and four o
ground The lease has n 20 run at grouno REM
of S,00 Der annun with renewals Of 81 years each AZ
6v, Der cent valuation For yrce and further
particulars Of the above property, apply to ANIHoNf j.
u EFCKER Apc,one,r BToad-st Jyll lw
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
THARM for SALE--Consisting of

UNAHh fOf OALTg---DoiISiSJlHE vi
about 60 acres situated about seven miles from Pat,
ersor N J. on the road leading to New Prospect aio
Ramapo and within fifteen minutes OF the Depot Inc sad
Farm has on IT a good story and half house ana two
Kitchens burit OF stone With barn, wagon house, graiiry
&c together with large orchard meadow, plow and
wood land ,1,..x,> ,,,,o,,,r
For further particulars mqaire Of RICHARD WIGHT.
I<I Thonpson-st or 10 VaBdaIn-st NewYOrk Jyll 2w'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
COMPREHENSIVE.

HNHE CO-PARTNERSHI heretofore
Il existing between the subscribers. nnder the fin
RICHARDSON, WATSON Co. New-fork and hls-
delpha, aud WM WATSON n Co, Manchester. EasAad
- thus day dissolved by It's limitation The outstsd
ing business in New York will be settled by TH0S RlH
ARDSON aad WM WATSON and in Phlladephnby
either of She subscribers. THOMAS RtCitA'.DSOt
WM. Wal RSON
June 81, 1881 WILLIAM X CLARKE
THOM As RICHARDSON viii continue the Gessal
Commssion aud Shipping business of the late firm sntas
Agency OF the Philadelphia and Liverpool Line Of S'sa-
ships nj tho off,e, al EtChange-placS New York. ~
WalRut-st Philadelphia
The Subscribers having this day formed Cs-pirnera
will cont nue. the Dry Goods business of the late HTsf
RICHARDSON, WATSON 4 co. at a Etchanke-pS
and OF W n WATSON Co, Manchester, England, us
the firm of WI WATSON Co NM WATSON
WALTER MAUn
July l. 1851 JNO. JOHNSTON
The DR. CIooss business OF the latefrn Of RICHAD
SON. WATSON & Co, IN PhlladerhIa Will be c,ntas
by the subscriber WILIIAM R CLARKE
JuIy la5I Iiyl lml Chssnuta
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

(NUT NAlLS.-An assortment of BOON
- TON CUT NAILS constantly hand aad for sale oy
DUDLEY B. FULLER co,
lel SnTulh&Sai' i39 Greenwlch-sf
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
)AINTERS, GLAZIERS, SASHMA-


Il KERS. BUILDERS, ard others interested remember
that SAMUEL SCHOONMAkER, 6 Cha;hau-sl lut-e,
offers oI sale The very best qualities OF French and Auer
can GLASS Of all sizes from 6x8 % 3y6 ., the very Ow
cash prices Painters, particular, may bear T.ni
that by the AID O four extensive Steam Power PANT Mills
KEEP, constantly operation enabled sell better
tces Of PAINT at lower pnces than any other mangiac-
tuTer in the United States. PATS, OILS, PUTTY.
BRUSHES and article in the line, any quantity
SAMUEL SCHOONMAKER, Chatham-sluare. Y.
N B-Purchasers will have their goods delivered IN
condition and free Of charge to part Of the city
jy2 lm'SJyl54t 4tWs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
At PRIVATE SALE-A valuable

IA STORE and LOT II GROUND situated on Broad, ST.
in the Ctv of NewYors The SIZE 0flO, u feet inches
~ about 100 feet depth large portion Of the purchase
money on bond and mOrgage iOr tnree yeas d
= neT ceni For pree and full particulars apply 70
;.,s - Brosd-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
PIANOS.

DIANO.-For sale cheap. Apply in the
u Broadway Tabernacle, 10 ..
IL II st. W RElD lEfION.
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SOFA Observation-Disclosures

SOF A BEDS EAD.-N r IA DHhM =
~ Paieu; Sofa Be,isfsai Manufactured BY W HUM
PHREYS, No is3 Chaihas-st. acknowledged hT al VINO
have ser them be the b-t offered for s IL re-
ouirrs hu; secOis convert into rfec: beisie "a
with sprng attached Please cal and examine
them
B-A large assortment Of furniture fea:hers beds.
and mattresses wholesale ans retail sle 3m'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

IRON FURNITURE, of elegant pat
u terms from European and Amencan designs. plsslly
finished costly Ornamented. and embracing htr-tfnds
Set.ees caIIs. brackets pcre-frames bdsests saloon
and pa-lGr tables. Sc for sale BY the PATENT AER-
CHANDIsE co 2iJ Broadway, opposite the PARK
leli IuIhxS II
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

YNO LET-Fifth story of Nos 3, S and
Il Spruce-st. Possession immediately. Inquire office
Tribune Buildings. WITT
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u CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY

:" CRAWBUCk'S UPHOLSTERY,
w sHoUSE snd Ship-FurniS!uns Wareroous 3S
Gyxnd-s; New-York where will be found complete
sor,nea, ii the following articles Feathers. hair,
aud hgss Als beds mattresses pslaSses and cushions
also bsteas NJ every description va paieut screw iron
laAt, lock iInt, AID trunaie cots
also u eii variety of hanging, bOriers Sc Mr.
would call particular attention his Style Of har
and s;rns Mattresses. n B-O6 beds and mattresses
renovated sna made over equal 10 new. by
". CkANBUCk. Ss Grznd-si sccsai door
Tvs In ess. u EsSeI-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
GEORGE H. ELLERy. 81 Broadway

" q. NIUEN, ~ M4S>ACHUstltS BIuVk BrN'Vu,
OH y. ALDEN. on the premises.
BIZ not sold before the 2jth Of August the above
property will he leased fhose desirous of inspecting the
premises may reach Wilmington IN SIXTY hours from New
York by the New York and Erie Railroad. at small er
n.nse iylO 2aw6wMThs
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Nor SALE-I35 acres GLAND, within

ule Of the pleasant village OF Tarryovn. with N
elegant prospect Of the Hudson River and surrounding
country situated and adjoining of the NEST -
ionable country residences the RIVER There : hne
stream Of ater running through about p OF heavy
u1nber and grove maple and ash Of 10 acres To any
gentlemen wishing elegant country residence ts oies
a rare opportunity Terms tO suit purchaser. Apply %
WATKINS & HINE, C3f Broadway EIo u
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NOR SALE a HOUSE and LOT of

IL GROUND s2 Remsen street. Williamsourgh l.. l.
alo bse ana lo 29l South Sec0nd house and lot On
North Second near Ewen-st houses aal los on
Scoles-sf near Even houses and lO,s 1a hontrNe-
v and vacant lots IN several parts Of the village Inquire
Of IIyI4lw.I J. d. HOLBROOK CO, 2l6 Pearl-st
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
DRUG STORE FOR SALE.-This

~ store situated central and Gensey populated
part Of the and fitted and furnished IN the best
The stock is very complete and of superior quaty
and the rent very moderate Any desiring first class
store may apply immediately 10 PHARMACY Boyds
City Express. Jyl3 81
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
JEWELRY AND Sill
and OPTICAL IN

~ SSTRUMENTS-Our Glasses have already been tried
by SO many persons that % invite those not yet ac
quanted with them call at institute tl8 Broadway
M, lms WALSTEIN y BECKEI., Opticians
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
OAKUM.-T. & J. ALDRIDGE'S
and POCKET CUTLERY.

Il large assortment OF every description of hne aud
Table and Pocket Cutlery Of the latest patterns
direct from the manufacturers. and fr sale low by
FRANCIS TONES 4 SONS, No 6Maiden-lsne,
Importers and Dealers IN Guns, hsrtv'srs sad Fancy
Goods ut q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-13

.
ASHES ruled firm with sales OF lOo bbs. Pots 81 SIX
q s. 9S3l, and pearls at IS so, per 100 lbs
BEEswAx appeared Inactive yellow western retailing
varied little the business embrac-
ing 90C0 bbs Canadian, in hand 81 l2k "a IS ordi-
nary choice State and good common Southern ct 81
az 50 AS; with mixed to fancy Western and pure
Genesee 81 81 81 SO per Dbl. Buck wheat in
meal wer. nsnimsts wheat seemed heavy; 1000 bush
upper lake brought 3c Barley or oats have not varied
Rye improved shade, 1900 bushels realizing TIC 76c
Corn remained last noted the movements reaching
% 500 bushels mixed Western at &c o2h, and white
Southern ct CSC.
parcss saoat at full Dsoss Tbe sales to-day werv
5000 bales No alteration in quotations.
CANDLES continued dull, 1T 42c Soc for plaiu and pa
CoAIl7O tons Liverpool orrsl we're picked up a, ST
Is, short time Imported this week. 202o tons.
CoFrEE There have been 200 mats Java bought. at
lie anrc and 2So bags Rio, at &C. SIC. per h. In
ported this week, lA272 bags,
FEAruEss were and in demand, at $50 Q 40c.
TsH remained quiet 400 qtls cod only fetching 81 70
81 rs; and $50 bbls. No. 1 msckerel IS so So CIV
Imported this week. 400 kegs herring sos bbb maeksrs
FRErcHTs -Epgsgements for Liverpool were moderate
ana at steady rates 400 500 bales Of cotton
gagged, at aled -four was at lsd Is IA asked grain
pentine were engaged at %. Sd. There change
in rates to Havre California shippers waiting
Fsurr-Sales we're made of 900 boxes Malaga rsisins
ct 81 e6 81 70; loo Layer at 81 10 81 20 and 50
kegs 1873 casks 450 boxes $50 half do 1000 quarter
do. raisns 100 kegs grapes; $50 boxes lemons 5000
oranges.
OrLs-About 500 gallons Inseed disposed of at
"a &C.,; 500 bbs crude whale, at So go. cash; and
~ baskets olive at 81 65 four months Imported this
week so casks, IL pipes ii puncheons lnseed; 10
cases. s66 baskets olive
RlsE appeared dull the weeks business comprising but
$50 tierces, at s. % 4SA per 100 lbs, cash.
Provisions Pork continued steady there having been
500 bbls mess and prime taken, at previous figures
Wills beef advanced shade 800 bbls prime bringing
"a Is IS Is and SO $40 80 per Dbl did sl,o
lard of which there 400 bbls. sold, 1t 81 8%c
and 500 kegs. at so 9zc. Nothing new occurred In
other commodities
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81 Ion a. spoke bark Chisoea Of Boston, for New Yefk
(anes iossl. me Ne lsth uIA " = iss S.p:
rsncst hesv s.s on - ,s.. Ss p oSss tsnss
ss1f Wcs@s. s:isS. sssss crSs. Cuba Nov :, WITH
the ocast With NV COLES has been II dsys q aasssr,s
IS VIZ b:sss f b:n
Aas hsd very bad wsashs5 suffered severely y ss sun
The Ion Of o. Nov 20 IL 81 lon q, spoke sohr ness.s
Ssy ssir Viola Isihiss snd from Norfolk fof
ssss ;:sf s:s;: Farrell nom New.
ss. y, s:...: :s roe
Bsais. isoi De VITA Esoeunssrsd ssriss Of sSvsrss
gales leaving San Francisco split sa ana sustained
d.msEs il variGH wsys Pc a o,ss Of Delaware saw
sehr London t!TG Crane Hartipqus via g !homss Nov
ship 81 Louis. Bunker. hsnse for New Orlsans:
sShf n;Snsnis t saT Perry Antigua days. with old
sohr Gen Lsfaystts, johnson. Stamford, CT 2 days.
steamer Penobscot, Clark, PhiladelphiA.
schr Henry eimmos., wisks, Piynouth NC, : days.
sehr Alexander Henderso., uoafrsy NC odAys
som Ashley COlson PlyaoSsh, Mo; say'
sShr s iInn BsSsr Psnnnecn Pynos nc days
schr RoIans, Buriisg Plymouth. NC, days.
schr San Louis, Williams, Philadelphia days
Sohr Wlss Robins smith Philsdslpha for Prsvidsnos
ssRr RsinSox Wiiiians. PhiisdspIis Tor New Haven.
Sioop Providence, Brown from Psovtdence.
sioop Thomas Hull. Miller. frsm Provideaos
The bark varney arrived yesterday frsn 81 MARKS
has had heavy westhsr during she The
excepting svo men unable work being down With
ths bone fever The v consigned so Ladd Church
D.c la-wina At sunrise NE ~ meridian. sNE; Al sun
set, and fresh.