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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-15
New York Importers 4 Jobbers,
Freeman, Hodges & Co.,
IS LS1erty-strees,
BETWEEN BROADWAY AND NASSAU STREET,
MEAD THE DOcV nEEICE

NEAR THE POST OFFICE.
IN u w Y o r. k.
WE ARE RECEIVING BY DAILY ARRIv-
sortmeDt of RICH FASHIONABLE FANCY SILK
AND MILLINERY GOODS.
We respectfully invite all Cash Purchasers thor
oughly TO sxamine our Stock and prices, and, az
INrEREsr GOVERNS, We feel confident our Gonds
and Prices will induce them to select from
,abl'shment. Particular attention 10 devoted to
MILLINERY GOODS, and many of the articles are
manufactured expressly to our order, and cannot
be surpassed IN beauty, style and cheapuess.
BEAUTIFUL PARIS RIBBONS, for Hat, Cap,
Neck, and Belt.
SATIN AND rAFFETA RIBBONS, orsil widths
and cOlors.
SILKS, sArINs, vELvETs, and UNCUT VEL
VETS, fnr Hats
FEATHERS, AMERICAN AND FRENCH AR
TIFICIAL FLOWERS. e...# r-
BUFFINGS, AND CAP TRIMMINGS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS, large assortment.
EMBROIDERIES, CAPES, COLLARS, UNDER
SLEEVES AND CUFFS.
FINE EMBROlDEkED REVERE AND HEM.
Stitch CAMBRiC HANDKERCHIEFS.
GRAPES, LISSES, rARLETONS, ILLUSION
AND CAP iACES.
vALENclENEs, BRUSSELS, THREAD, SILK,
AND LfSLE THREAD LACES
KID, SILK, SEWING SILK, Isle THREAD,
MERiN0 GLOVES AND MITTS.
FIGUkED AND PLAIN SWISS, BOOK, BISH-
OP LAWN AND JACoNET MUsLiNs.
English, French. American and Italian
STRAW GOODS.
July. 1851. h324-4m
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-15
DR.. w ILLS
Sing! Sing!

DfRDS that can sing and wont sing, can be made
ID I" sing. by purchasing one Of Hatch,s new
ti"tnIc Picture Back Cages. He also keeps Hemp,
Canary, Mdiet and either seeds; Fountains, Bathing
DISHES, g. lske e,s, Fish Bone, g.: which keeps them
such fine tune they cannot well resist the pro-
pensitx 10 sine. J1st try It.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-15

nREsS GOGDS-PiaIh, figured, Watered ard
IL plaid Pupi,hs, Mohar Lusters, Alpscas. M
LeL,tnes and many other sty les of FtiI and Wins
ter Goods. They are going fast, and CHEAP enough
Ladies please cal. A.V. H0RR.
Shaiersvie, Sept. 5,h.
INGBAMS- and PRINTs-A v. Horr has big
" pile of them; call aud see how pretty and
eaaaP they are.
Shaiersvilie, sep 8.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-15
lsichard sodoa's estate.
Ravenna, Sept. lash.

NoTICE is hereby gi ven that the subscriber has
IN been appointed snd qualified as Adminis,rstcr
"h the estate of Richard Sodon, late Of Charles
towh, Port: g. County Ohio, deceased.
Dated at Charlestowr, this OH day Of September,
A D. 1851. tsas-Sl RUTH sOO0N.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-15
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

ss LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
STNHE largest assortment d cheapest lot Of
i DRESS GOODS iu Io~n, may now be found
at Prentss CONSISTING ofplain, watered and figured
DeKaInes. wateTed, PLAIN AID figured Aipaches,
aatered Cnburg aud rn,bet Cloths, C, ameiion, Ly
..aese Cloth, Emb'a M .hau Dresses, sc. sep3
ID ONNET RiBBONS-A splendid assortment
ID now openIng, snd for sale low at
srp3 -. II PREM fISS,.
NTISETTE SlLKS-300 yards, of superior quail
v tyjust received aud selling at reduced prices
sep3 at pRENrIsS'.
T Emmy LIND and "Bny Stste'' Lsng Shswls-
- Some new and beautiful patters jus, received
add seiiing Iower than ever al PRENTISS'.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-15
Executors sale.

NYOTTCE il hereby y,vea th,t -. will ofrs, Fl,
~ sale =, thu late res,d.rce ~ n, Rohe,t Kiro
deceased. ia Charles,own. oa rhn,sdav. the a5,h
day of September ins,ant ,be persooal oroper,y be.
Iosene 40 the estate Of the sad deceased. consi.t
,pe oraboa, tons Of bay aboo, ION a, zen of "a !.
70 The sheaf numher Of head Of cattle. 40 .heep.
one two,horse wagon, a olow several chaips and
otbe, farusnc mpiemeu,s. and v,rious miner pron.
erty belcne,ae to said es,ite.
.sg DAN n MILLER,
EXECUTORS of R,,be,, K,ro- DECD.
.CharIestowp, Sept. s, 1881.
s. l.------ = -------
SMchAs hAH>s
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Rayenna Prices Current
Corn EcTED EEKLY.
FALL AND WI NTEis
CLOTHING. s

LARGE assortment OF Vests and Pants just
N opening at
III. l.. & r. DAYS,
TO which the attention of the pablc in general 10
called, az there 10 rare chance now offered 10
get Gents clothing Of any kindschssPer thsn exc,
before sold In this markeS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-15

Nancy Morris,
Sidney R. Morris
vTNHE said Sidney R. Morris will take notice that
Il the compaluant filed her petition in the Court
oI Common Please Of Portage county, on the sixth
day OF September, A. D. 1851, praying to be divorc.
ed, for cause assigned whful absence, gross neg
iect of duty and adultery.
S. sTRAWDER, Comps. Sol.
Ravenna, Sept 6, 1851
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-15
Warner Wilson'S Estate

NJ OTIcE 10 hereby gives tha, the subscriber has
~ been appointed aad qualified administrator
1pon the estate Of Warner Wilson, late oil Sufield
Portsge County deceased. All. persons having any
unsettled connected with said estate are re-
ques,ed to attend TO the same farthw,th.
SIMON J. WARD.
~
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office

hereby given that on the 18th day Of May, A D
i 1851, Horace H.ggeriy flied In the Court OF Com
mons Pleas Tor F"rtaee County Ohio, his petition
against Margaret W. Haggerty, his wife, praying
for divorce, and assignIpg Tor cause, wlul absence
LUTHER DAY,
n320-6s SaIic tor Tor p, tuoner
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-15
FIRST ARRIVAL

+ u II II II . r. a . ~ ".
DROWN HURLBUr again in the field, doubIy
ID armed aad equipped for the fall and winter Of
lool, with unusual large and complete stock Of
Boots, Shoes, Leather, &C &C., which has been
purchased within the last few weeks with direct
reference selling at small proits, resdy pay,
cash up and no grumbng.
FARMERS, MFcHAN MICS AND TRADEsnEN, DO Ycu
UN DERsrAsD!! SCOTS SHOES ave be sold
25 per less this tall than they have ever befnre
been knowa to be sold in Ravenna. We boldly
make the assertion, and back it up by our actions
And To Shoemakers, who wish for French, Eag>
lish, Philadelphia American calf skins be
accem IN sted with lip top article of the best at
Brown & Hurlbaps. Also, Cur,co, French, Tam>
pico, Madaras, gram, Brush and glazed klorocco of
the bes, quafty. Also, Pink, Maroon, Kones and
CochineaI Innings, Cape and commpm sheep Bind
ing, Gallons, B rot and Shoe iaces, pegs, nals,
thread, lasts, bot trees, crmping iroHs, SC, &C.,
all OF which will be- sold ch -ap for cash OF ready
pay. Enough for the present, you will hear FROM
us ags,n BROWN HURLBUf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-15
Medical Notice,

TTNBE undersigned have assnciated themselves for
L for the practice Of MEDICINE SURGERY,
in the village nfFrankiln, under the firm Of CRIr
rENDEN & KNowlroN. DC, Kno wlton's residence
"a the upper tnwn, at the, ,tomer residence o { Mr.
Aionzo Knowlton. L. W. CRIrrENDEN, M. D.
JoHN A. KNowLror, NJ. D.
franklin, July !, 1851. s~326
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-15
BOUTS AND SHOES
The First Arrival of
Fall and Winter Goods.

n. his old trends and customer, and all Others
TINS region of cnuntr,, that he has just returned
from the east, and renewing large stock OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
which we are seiiing lower prices than my pre-
YIaus assortment. l iouad Goods of most kinds
lowef IN matket than ever, and as our sales b We
very much increased, have decided to reduce my
profits still lower, as large saies, rent, and an
economical course in business will admit Of selling
goods at less prices, at retail, than can dong IN
cities. would be glad to exhibit my goods 10 those
who are wishing 10 purchase, and think they can
save m"nes by calling.
Shaiersville, Sept. 1, 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-15
Foa TOWNSHIP AND rooa ruspss q

The Treasurer or bic Deputy will attend In the
several eo~nshtPsst At or ne,r the ssutl places or
ao'deg elections or the purpose Of reesv,ag taxss,
The folio wing davs IN w;,.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-15
NOT '54-40, BUT $3.50

WHAT Farmers and others can get Good
1 Plows for at the old Foundry of VIM. P. Haseu;
s,so, Cutter points at 44cts; plain do al 37f cts
Other Castings at equally low rates.
VIM. P. HAZEN & Co.
Ravenna, Aug. II, 1851.
NIB. We are now ready to settle with all of
our customers, and shal expect they will come and
settle without delay, ss we are determined to
square Up all ou. old concerns.
W. H. 4 Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-15
tfeasurer'sk Notice.

To cos fosmiiy with Statute ofJ'hio> FrtttTi1'rs
4 the duties er County Trestu -. notice 10 hssrhs
gwen, that ,he suouut ef ,sE cbsre1d on eaeh>
hundred dollass yalustou OF tsIsbe property svifb
tho couaiy OF Portage for the year 1856 fell0ws,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-15
AttacIlue.,l Notice.

A T my instance, an attachment was This day /.
IA sued by David FentoD, E-q a Justice OF the
against the property and effects of Charles Coib,
and Benj1min Culby, nan residents OF said county
Dated this 7th day ofJuy, A D IS5I.
5l9-o ROBERT G MITCHELL =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-15

S0Ie.Le0ther.
q TONS Sole leather of the best quality
n JUS: received from Buffalo, and for sale
wholesale or retail at
BROWN & HURLBUT's
kayenna, April 9Th, 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-15
luITLIp NArINGEk,S EST AIE

GUTLIP EATlNGEkS ESTATE
NOflCE 10 hereby given tina, the subscriber has
IN been appointed and qualified as Ad,uInistra-
tor de boni+ non af Cutiip Elnnger, late Of Rraok
"n, pp,r.age e"snty, d,ceased. Dhed al Brimkeid
this s7.hd day OF IlIy, A. D. 1854. q
.-a--- LYBTAs UNDERWOOD
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-15
? Il u G L A Nj A L ION
Animal Election.

THH E qualified Electors of Portage County Ohio,
Il are hereby notified 70 meet at the usual place
Of holding Eectians in their several Townships,
on Tuesday the 18th DAY Of October next, between
the hours of eight O'Clock, A. M. and four O'Clock
P. M. Ofthat day, for the purpose of elrctng one
Governor, one Lieutenant Governor, one Secretary
"f State, one Treasurer of State, one Auditor of
State, one Attorney General, FIVE Judges of the Su>
preme Court, three members Of the Bpard Of Public
Works, one Judge Of the Court OF Common Pleas,
one Senator to the State Legislature, Ciefk Of
the Court of Common Pleas, one Probate Judge,
one Representative to the State Legislature, ore
County Commissioner, one Prosecuting Attorney,
one County Treasurer, one Director Of the County
lnfrmarY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-15
N AtAee

'IsRY HAZE IS Tobacco aad Coffee muse Inat
i like ROnd ARTICLES.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-15

Us
rREPAl8p AID SOLD pv JtHEs C. AVER, PRACTICAL
CHEMIST, LOWELL, MASS.
Sold in Ravenne, ny Dr.. / .aac Swift; in Franklin
Mills, by J. w. Cone & Co.: in cleve!a"j, by Fske
& Hal, a"d b, Druggist every where.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-15

NOTICE 10 also hereby given to the Trustees o
the several Tow nships, that the following s the
nuai appart rtonment and number of Jurors, which
they required re,ura with the Poll Books for
the term A. D. 1851.
TowSeHIps. 49,, ..I W. W -
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CLAsslfIcArloy
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

STOCK SALES.
Bosros March 2i-Stock and ErrhIpge B1I~f-5sh shares
Eastern Railroad i0 2i3 Vermont Central Railroad 3lAs:
81 d.. bDd 3il; Boston and Worcester Railroad lti,;
~ Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad 3. y 20, bbi
ST. - do. aat Is Boston aud Maine Rarosi, l}, 50 N)r
folk County Railroad 2i. d do. - y do 2is 10 South
Shore Railroad, lois. 20 Pha. Wilmington ani Baltimore
Railroad. a,: . Reading Railroad -. Northern Rail
road 7ts. ~ do bod 2i.; j1Cant1n Company. jis do.,
hsd 81. i0 Edseworth Company pa - do sim, 2 81
Cheshire Railroad Dividends 6t,; l.pD Vermont Central
Railroad Bonds, Sd lJ Norfolk County Railroad Bonds Ill;
1000 old Colony Railroad Bonds, asa; 1000 Portland City
SIS. lglia.
Philharmonic; March aj.7FIrst Board-sso cityss =
i0i n do. a. Fa'5 lO1l Lehi1h int 81 2b Reiin, 5s,
70 b. 7si; SOD d. 7g' go County S. - 9tl a. siar,,
l.. Township Bank Slis Farmers and Mechanics B,nk.
7la iS Long Island Railroad, b. H.. 80 Reading Rlil
road 2nn 30 do "a: 40 d. s5sn ga: 70 d. b5 ~ ~
Norristown Railroad l, Penn. Railroad ~ - Harris
Lurgh Railroad, b3 ~. ;dGcr Saics-ssao y. Am cah
De- -; 80 MorTi. Canal ~: 100 do r. Second BIRD
5nn Penn s. q; 10 T. ; s.s ln' SOD Sob Nay g.. u
shares Reading Railroad, 2sss 100 y An. Coal lSia-
BALrlMoRr. March sL-Stock Boar5-22 shs Mrrrssass'
Bank lGa Co. Union Bank 7is; 10 10. York ant Cam
heTi@d 20 A. the board today Nj Is closed a, 1919.
biz IA asked: York aud Cumberland RR 23i4 biz ~
asked; Bait. and susi. do. j bid, - asked.
- Opeung
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-26
Our Baltimore Correspondence.
Blu.TINoHE, March p, 1851.

BALTIMORE, March -, 1901.
I've Express Robbery Preparations for te
Rers7s,on Of the Amcricps-Dcrth Of a Stranger.
young man, named Washington Burnham, wa
examined Yesterday before Judge Nesbt, on the
charge OF being concerned in the robbery 9f the
5000, in Mexican dollars, from Adams 4 Go. =
Express. The testimony against him was that he
bad been out cunning with young man named
Norris; and on their return, when near the Orange
Farm the prisoner remarked that he was going to
hunt for the express money lie Immediately
Valked up to n pile OF stones. and, on removing a
i~ from the top, discovered q pile Of dollars
amounting to sI77. II also proved that tho
prisoner had made remarks signifying his posscs-
committed for trial, in default Of BAH in the 81
5000.
Last evening n meeting of delegates, from our
different are companies, took place at the hail Of
tho Wstchman LEgine IlouSe, at which there
wes very full representation. Ii resolved that
n committee Of ono from each company proceed
fully equipped, Tuesday next 20 liayrc De
Grscc. to receive the Americus Company, from
New York Other arrangements made calcu.
lated 10 render their visit agreeable. The company
will be escorted through the city by all the com
panies, each drawing one piece Of apparatus. and
iully equipped. The dinner 70 be gwen them. b.
the Waterman Fire Company, viii he a grand 80
fair, upwards Of 81 ,VDD being already subscribed
for that object. whilst some Of the other compaues
who design 10 specially honor them, never allow
Themselves 10 be eNcel,ed ID their hosptalitIcs.
Mr.. IaIkin Dcancr. respectable aud influential
merchant Of 1t. LOUIS, died at Barnum'. Hotel, ID
this city. ON the 18th inst. and hi, remains were
taken on their way home by his friends the lollpv
ing day lie came 10 this city 60 purchase gooih
aud was taken with hcmorrhagc Of the lung-,
ftotn which he died.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-26

exports y 600 taken BY spnncrs oooo taken spscu
Ltion iooo; whole stock in city v0po amount sale
la relation to the movement In this ,-ct T. j Stow
arts circular of this date. says:-
our market had advanced IA, cents from thu Low 1T
point ~ depression at the report pr Eu
ropa on nth inst the next week closed At further i'm
r"vcisent of &c after some huctustons with sslss Of
sOVO bales. On Wednesday. 10th. the sales 2OO
bales at &c. decline. On Thursday. 10Th I'D bale,
were Disposed Of al &c. improvement; ainluat Oh sas
decreasing On Friday 2lst lived .rssri phc al
vices of advance New Orleans Of strict
nding HE. causedby the sd advance per Asia 3l5i
lowcrfreights 10 Liverpool ami small falling OF IN I'll,
receipts there with strong indication Of oysrilss 1
high water the sales 1000 babes mere at advance
Of sc to iic. On saturday the sales w.rs DO bales,
at further improvement Of &c. up to r. NJ, wh'l the
arrival uf the Franklin from co~es sh inst, an
nouneed The adyces By this packet being unfayorioe
the ket closed dull On Monday, the letter mi, per
Arctic wlsdeliyered The market closed tame. vita le-
If 2 200 bales Yesterday, there bat litle disposition
evinccd by buyers 10 continue purchases the prevail,
ing feeling being to postpone operations until afcr the
Canada's adyccs are fclt on the market.
The closing quotations in this market
nexcd-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-26
Our Rochester Correspondence.
Iwpo,isnf Fa,ancial Mosersnt.


Important Financial Movement.
find everywhere strong and growing feeling az inst
tho Metropolis Monster The country banks pre-
pairing for the by drawing in their circulation and
the country merchants in consequence sorcly dis
tressed At this of the year they usually get
large discounts 10 remit No one dreamed few eek.
ago II any difficulty this aud the disapp
l. greater for tina. reason. There ia quito Il p,nic
throughout the State, III the merchant Stockholders
don't lose in failures this year among their
than they get in the next from dividends am mis-
taken.
hear too Of a league among the country merchants
to buy nothing hereafter OF any metropolis stock
holders.
meeting Of the banking interest of this part Of the
state was held mere last evening Thirtycght btnks
represented. Their views almost entirely
unanimous They agreed to petition the Legislature i'm
medatey to compel all country banks to redeem ut
quarter per New York Albany also to protect
them from the assaults of the ,n~ter" by allowing
them ten days Whereabouts 20 redeem AZ Their counter
paying cent interest and costs or protest
fees when demand il acknowledged. committee was
appointed 10 take the matter in charge request 30
reasonable il strikes must meet the favorable notice
Of the Legislature Unless action IL taksa, and
that pretty shall have such panic Is we have
not known since the days of 10 j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-26
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
pnllApEf.r1TiA. March p, lS1l
1fe TYvcr Cct P,cccs-Bup Burned C9ar,d Pr.
d0ocf ST.

IHtitpEi.rfIiA. March -, l-bl.
1te TYyc Ccm P,cccs- Bup Burned C9aric, Pr
donef ST..
The coinage Of three cent pieces, now IN progress
a, our mint, though useful il paying for postagesit
Is suspected wiz have a tendency to dcpress the
lrcce Of miutiu'cps and brandy smashers, and rem
Der permanent the rates Of omnibus rides ~ single
specimen Of the new coin The tavern Keepers vii,
doubtless, protect themselves from loss BY using less
Of the ARDENT and more of the cold water; aud.
potatOns
The extensive barn on the estate ~ John Hare
Powell, West philadelphia, was sct on fre last
evening, and totally destroyed. with Il. contents
The hive stock within IL, was fortunately rescued
Nm. Nc Faddcn, the apSthccarv. who was .en.
fenced on Saturday 70 three months impris,nnent
for, by mistake giving morphine instead IL aninine
and causing the death ~ most interesting vn,n.,
lady, has been pard0nod by Governor Tenesta,.
The Judges IT the court united in the petition f,r
his pardon.
The authorities Of the Northern Tiberties sut
scribed S2J1,O0 to the Central Railroad lat evra
ing The other districts of the county will follov
SUI, in few days.
John NJ Read, Esq, closes tho argument on the
eide q Mr. hneass, IN the contested election cas,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-26

Brig lslss JsAs lef sssal Shsehslfsrd, cardeaas 10
iris JossPs lef koek,nd) ksliar Havana IS days with
pilot sp sa Ssss days. ss.'A'F On
s S S' ass . Sf. oss ss;
heavy wes'her and has had pilot board four days 18th
New 5aa i in 60 With :hp als
ris h%us, los KSsiiana, spsaord Aylaehsola >.
days With cotton TO MASTER Has weather
sr Gen Scott Arid Port Prince, . days with coffee
iGS rs%aho of brcsasa Williams carisns. ii days
Ns sais .. and Gss.se' to spoaord I,s''n e.
rice. to \ l. MCready
With Sas; Ss'? sa Sf u S1 K.
ierebeom q vessel 2ith saw large frs-and
sshr Almira cornslius, Gather Beaufort sc, days,
sehr Elizabeth, -. Beaufort, &c, days with naval
schr II King Wainwright. Wilmington. NC days with
ser Charles Mills Francis, Wilmington &c, days with
sehr Powell, Powell. Wilmington, nc, days with
schr Kehceea. Woglam. rstefshurs. days.
s shr |! ans se'ir rss Ssl HATH si IS days
sehr Martha Washington, Elliot PASSPORT days.
brig susan taf Machss) Tharow. 10 day. from Ncavas
brig Eliza. Of Portland. II days from Trinidad With
brig Percy, Bunker. from New orleaus
brig PhiIera Thatcher days from savannah with rice
Also one brig unAH'Vs SAILED.
Ships Margaret Evans Pratt, Lonion James Shepherd.
AinsN brth. Charleston
Also steamship Hrrmsnp. Crsbtrce, Southampton shin
Day aria Anthony, Hasre; and others.
The Steam Tug Achilles made trial trip Monday,
and Pertormei anraliy Aftsr having oTsi . sea the
we'd the city in hour and heea minutes. which,
the Swash Channel is less than twenty miles She
Us feet long deck z feet beam and Is outside the
guards Her cylinder is 20 inches With feet stroke. She.
has boilers and burns her coal by the natural
that is without the aid Of bio she is owned by
of leading merchants and Capt Charles Hazard who
comm iads her.
AARcii 25-Wind during the day from NV.
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INTERVENING FRox lIoyDUgtS AND CENTRAL
AMERICA brig Frontier arrived here yesteTiay,
with dates from Iruxillo to the LIST inst. The
whole of Central America was in quite an unsettled
state The recent defeat of the army Of the State
of san Salvador by the army of Guatemala. un-
der Gen Carrera had induced fears that the vic
torous General might oyerrun the country, even to
Truxillo.
The English Consul, OR Cha.feli,) had pub
lished a letter. claiming under the Mosquito King,
fleet had given up the blockade Of Tigre Island,
and sailed towards Guatemala. The Inhabitants
of Honduras. Nicaragua, san salvador, g., look
to the United States for eountennncc and aid,
against the claims of Great Bsitain.--B1stoa
IraroR,7' Mnch u.
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Teiegraphic Marine Reports.


ArrrejShip vi llesex NOrlssn i2th inst dis Keys
IL miles, spoke ship Nichols Bidde, from NOrleans Tor
HaNre.
Bark Yarmouth SOrleans brig chiekasaw BAH, Banc,.
Patagonia Jan II, Via Pernambueo. I'D ult. Lett Am
vessels a the former port AZ the latter bark Musnsum.
Buenos Ayre, Niork leaking disg John
disg Douglas do Jan 30 lat - i0s Ion "a a. spoke bark
Tsrtar. from Boston for California.
Briggs Robertson Mobe Emily. Norfolk schrs Barrett.
Philadelphia: Pacific. Jacksonville.
GlearrdShps Tarqun. aud bennington NOricans bsrss
Indian Queen Havana Cloea Noresns: briss Cousins.
Centuegps; l. X IA liner. NOreans: scrs Commerce. Port
Prince; Duxbgr,, Jerenie Tennessee, Virginia; u
Stevens, Niora.
FALL. RvER, March -
sailcd-sioop Excel, Bennett, Nrorh. via Bristol.
NEW BEDFORD. March ~
Arryed-Ship Cambria SPaede, 100 81. 1919 VIII.
PRoyiDENcF. March, -
hrrye3-Sehr Union Bangs, Baltimore 2,i. evening. OF
Mont aux Point spoke ship Nesper Founder and for New
London. from NPaeihe Ocean, with full cargo another
London ship was in at the time
Sehr John, Robinson, Rockiand sloop visant Wells
York.
BelowIrg Rechabite. Lorng from Mobile; schrs las
Mckee. Willis. from Charleston.
SsiedI,ris Attakapas sehrs Queen. Dawson. Batmsre
lansdae Baker Philadelphia thas Hulse Hobart. do:
sloop Providence, Brown, NlorS.
SALEM, March -
Arriyed-selr Thos Fenner Apalaehicola.