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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
Melancholy Case of Drowning-Thc Dorchcs-
ter and Milton Bank Rcbbery->udden
Bo>roS, SATURDAY.. July q


In the harbor Yesterday afternoon, near Mnots
Ledge David CroSbie aged Is years. tell overheard
from the Yacht Alice" Mr. Caleb :. McClcnncn,
Assistant Engineer IN the Boston TIRE department,
umped IN to rescue HIM, but they sunk together and
were both drowned. McCiennen. who was much
respected. leaves wife and family. Cros6lc'S mo-
ther keeps restaurant In Llnda 81.
\ preliminary examination Of Charles thompson,
for robhng the Dorchester and Milton Bank, took
place IN Dedham Yesterday. The prisoner was fully
committed for trial and bail was fixed at $4,000.
Hon Joseph Bell. a distinguished lawyer and poll
ucan. died suddenly yesterday morning, AZ saraio-
ga. Of disease OF the heart lie WAS about % years
old.
\ very severe thunder storm passed over ms city
las, night about - O'Clock.
The steamer Governor which lcit Portland last
evening. with the passengers by the Boston AMI
Name Railroad for Bangor, struck on Whitehead
ledge. and shortly aflorward sunk.
The passengers were all taken of by the steamer
Boston, which fortunately came alongside. We nave
ret yC' learned the particulars.
The report OF the seizure OF three American hSh-
mg vessels, ~ the British, IN the BAY of Cha leur
was niounIeG. The Express tallcged to have been
seized having arrived.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
r. The Errress of Saturday has a char

r. The Express of Saturday has char
acteristlc leader, of which the following is the
opening sentence " The IJ,b,ne copies, oP-
propingiy, from the Boston L,b0ator, an English
mans account of his visit TO the Worlds Far,
IN company with number Of fugitive slaves. y
OF course our readers know that this Is a de-
iiberate Gb We might, on the same principle
be charged with copying 'approvingly' every
item of intelligence that appears IN our columns,
murders, suicides railroad disasters. floods and
fires included. The Tribtpe claims 10 be a
newspapcr in the proper sense OF the term, and 1t
believes that news IS news, whether the facts
recorded are or are not IN accordance with the
principles or tastes Of It's Editors. II the En-.
press chooses TO initiate the garrullty OF Cos
sIping old woman, who can never relate the
mos, simple story without ss6merging 1t IN
torrent of her own grleis and whims, that is
nothing to us. We deem II more decorouS to
our readers to give them liberal supply OF
facts, and to reserve our opinions until there
appears to be some good reason for presenting
them
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune
Alleged Fraud en the Govcrnment-Postal
Intelligence.
WAsHINoroN. SainrtaY. July

WASHINGTON, saturday, July 70
Capt. Magic OF Philadelphia was delivered 20 lay
INTO The custody Of the Marshal of the District TO
answer the charge o. iras iuleniiy obtaining money
from the Government. Owing to the severe lines,
OF Juryman the trial IS postponed TIL Monday
The FoSi-Ofhce Department publish that special
mails 10 RIO and Valparaiso will be dispatched by the
steamer Golden Gate from New-York on the Is, An
gust. Single letter postage 25 cents. Newspapers,
cents prepaid
The Postmaster neral has determined 10 prose
cute individuals for the transmission OF letters, ont
of The regular mails. TO California.
Rev. Elisha Balenine, upon his resignation OF The
charge of the FTS' Presbyterian Church here on ar
count Of M health, was presented with $4,000 by h,s
ConCreg atlou.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
Iet,er from the q. =. Brig Bainbridge.
L. :. BRIO BAIsBEIDoE, MosrEyIDEo,
Sunday, May Is, 1851. |,


HoeAcE GREELgY-Sr: We would re-
gard II great favor # you Will give the following an
insertion IN your valuable paper
We sailed from the anchorage, of Sandy Hook, On
the 5h of November last, bound 10 Rio dc Jdneifo,
where We arrived in - days We are now llsth NAY
ls5D at anchor off Monieyldeo, (kiyer la Platte =
We had not had as yet but one chance oil testing our
sailing qualities, and that Vas with The L. >. soop
ofwar ST. Louis, from Monteyideo to Buenos Ayres'
We beat her under topsas and foresail, she he OF
Louis, at he time carrying all steering SAis ""'.
sides She Is also called crack sailer, Dut she ca"
sail with this brig. We have gentlemanU 'e' "
officers and fine crew. who are az pisseens pe snDs or
fihank Cob have been IN e1ce-eh' "e@''"
leaving the United states. 80, .~u.so, and
hore -. have pleasant cruise oi ~, 'te l vorIs
~ atotishne cat from the Navy s WOLF
OF 'ohy'.sS, S, fe.g cases however, nave occunes
80, ~ "a be- punished, and we nope uisy na'o
Irsde IMPRESSION enough on Us " N''P
guard against breaking Navy ~ ~ are the
+, Is a fact that young manor Na' -, h.eds
- - ,bs, are always getting INTO nonoe o,n hahds
re seldom Il ever, IN any scrap. an "ln i.aa' n
however. % love the NS'y or no,' cosoaj,tsS ws
seoo We nave plenty TO eat aud drink, and CON-
1oIfable clothes 10 wear, "ItnAI We nave good pay
and Little work We Io0k forward 70 tne DAY "heh
,sc Savv will have no offenders IN u. Let our mot
80 he Justice on our part 10 our country, 10 our
selves, and We can always expect 10 have JUSTICE
from cur county
The following Is a list our officers John Manning,
ESQ. Lieut. Com Vim. H. McComb. lst Lieut.. Ma
thaniel &. Bryant, ID Lieut.. W: w Basseu Act.
Master John Johnson, Purser John Ward, Asss'
Surgeon Thomas Roney, Passed Midshipman JOS.
l.. breese and Beverly kennon, MIdshipmen 'ohn
Manning, Jr., Captains Clerk.
p sEIf YOU would DO us the fayor OF sending w.
directed 10 The care Of L : Consul al Monteyiieo,
bundle Of your papers. we viii endea'or !" 'e'''a
Il We get home safe. ,,.c..~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
CITY ITEMS.

SAILING OF THE FRANkLIN The /. :.
Mail steamship Franklin. Capt Lines sailed on Sanr-
day at noon Tor Southampton and Havrc taking ou, 81
passengers and $e60,Oo0 IN specie. Among the pas
sengers were NJ. Edmund Lafayette, q. Renousrd,
Vice Consul Of France for Nassau, \. y, and the
Marquis Fernando. OF Cuba.
FiRr.-On Saturday morning about o.
clock the fifth story of No 100 Maiienlane occupedby by
Chas A. Avery Co, dealers caps and straw goods
Was discovered to be on FIRE The flames ragged for
some time With much violence and the fourth and
hih stones were entirely destroyed before they could
he extinguished. Avery & co had large and valu.
able stock on hand. The lower stories were mpcb
damaged by water,
~ Mr.. Garrett Barry. of Comnary L
has called upon Us to inform US that he Is not buried
Gas was incorrectly stated IN Fridays Tr.ssas) and
does no, expect to De very >ooa.
SrATE MoNgY FOR rms oLVSrrE.s.-A
correspondent, states that one of ne New-York Vol
rnseers, james Maonc) whose death we recently
made mention Of in our paper, has lei, wife In deS
tsuIe circumstances. The young uan died of con-
sumption, undoubtedly brought o. ey he fatigue he
underwent IN Mexico, AMI, S1er ms return. his
neanA was 80 impaired. that he WAS almost unable 70
feno'm labor Of any description. or the last SIX
months ne never earned a cent, an9 was solely sup
ported BY his wtc's unremi,ting iol IN addition TO
sae husbands sickness, their ONLY ID abored unde.
months ilneSs-and dcd God .lone Knows how
AIS woman toiled and snf,ss>l-wshout murmur-
UNCUT enc repinins word-io supply The wants of
sAe husband and ehild and no5ly She performed her
suncas duty. The writer asAs. lis no, the wife
sNy entitled to some share Of TIE money coming 10
A,m ey the late &C, Of the Lesislaiure' He was
~ 'nree weeks after the passage OF the bill. ana
s0sise She is entitled 10 a, eas, the small port,on
,Ss as 70 him for tina, length OF time. What i
oeN way TO proceed under the circumstances -
As .aaey'" f'''' N''N "'S '''''s' %
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
whn wrre concerned wlth hlrn IN taklng those .wo

who were concerned with HIN in taking those two
coorec persons out OF the State. II George McCrone
had mace bona hse sale of the persons namei 10
iGentfy useli with the whole transaction by going
with Naudala g. ASSIST IN getting them back, when
he knew that by law Nau IAN hal forfeited all claim
70 them by taking them out OF the State. and the
>herf o. ElA;On would no; give them up without
their consent 10 either Naudain or McCrone, As be
knew they were entitled to their freedom
THOMAS GARREr.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
Railroad Collision and Loes of Life e.

NARRowSBURG, Saturday, July %
collision occurred Yesterday afternoon near SHIN
Hollow. between gravel and freight tram. killing
one man and seriously lnDurlng others. The two
engines were smashed up. The passenger trains
were detained several hours by the occurrence.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

STRUCK BY LIGHrNING.-Th barn of
James Buckelew, Esq, at GAINESVILLE, Mlddescx
county, N. j., was struck by lightning on Thursday
evening "ath inst, and entirely destroyed with The
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

MARyLANp-The Whig State Central
Committee OF Maryland hCs recommended that
4 Whig State Convention be held in Baltimore
on the 18th Septemher.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
TYF GREAT SYcAMoRE's" FLIEs.- Mr

TIE GREAT SYcAMoRE's" FLIES Nr.
C,,y Items: was much amused in reading an artl-
Gle IN your paper Of Wednesday signed oid syca-
more expressing much regard for the large black
flies nfestng College Green that the small ones are
recommended to initiate their example in good be-
havior. They may not be quite so troublesome from
constant buzzing as the smaller ones but am pre-
pared TO show tat in the end they are far greater
nuisance II Old Sycamore will trouble himself to
walk up to my house in West seyenteenth'st. VIII
show him the same fy changing into the common
canker worm My vines have been completely
sir ed Of Their foliage by their ravageS, and have
noticed them from the ny to the worm IN all stages
Of transformation. This morning saw one IN tran
eiiion state. having the wings OF fly while other
parts rosemblet worm. and such changes are con
,ianily going On Perhaps however. the College
flies NAV be better educated, and consequently nave
letter manners n they improve the aivdniagcS
which life at a College fOyiS-cyen 10 fly. Their
..sociaton with so well behaved class OF young
men rs are usually found about College Green must
have 4 decided influence on them. But # IN this
CITY there is such an insect a fly knowing how TO
mind ITS own business It is something new under the
s,ln Yodrs &c. TIE LEAFLESs VINE.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

but have no doubt that some one VINO feas 'oA'
paragraph WILL be able To DO so.
LIFE PREsERvERs FOR RAiLRcAD'.-1 ne
recent terrible accidents which have occuirea upon
the Railroads IN our immediate viclnitles ana 'he
los offe attending those accidents induces me 10
,,,rtle you with a suggestion. the applicability OF
vh,ch beIeye TO be practicable, for o0ya;lng Tor
,be f,,urs the melancholy results ofthose almost Pc
r.oaic casualties. The suggestion | would make,
resses nv mind If put into practice, may at least
10 the means of saving lives, If 1t 60 no. protect the
limbs Of those individuals unfortunately struck and
caught Up by that terrible iron grating attached TO
lie locomotive called the COW catcher would pro-
roe dyerging strong iron rods IN the form OF the
iorizon,al letter be attached to the cow-ca,cher,
projecting forward from both SIDES Of this grazing.
That tie lower rods shall not be than eight or
ten inches above the track That strong bu; very
WELDING gum elastic baad three inches WIDE be at
iscbed to. and extended across to each lower rod.
That the upper rods shall be but half the length OF
the lower ones and from the lower 10 the upper Tods
hail be secured hollow gum elastic bag lis sur
lace occupying the space OF the whole "lolh oi me
locomotive thus IN the form OF letters = t~repTe-
seuts the rods attached 10 the cOWcatcheT ana az
tached 10 the rods-represents the hollow sack tor
catching up the human Object) BY this simple con-
tflyance anticipate the mere possloty OF the low.
limbs being fractured from the sudden and violent
ieik when the band strikes the legs and the prooa-
l!iics in very large majority OF cases thit simple
confusion conclusion or shaking OF the body only'
BIZ Icing caught IN the sack would be the result in
the ease of MCullOck, the bones OF the legs Only
were fractured and struck too he by the IRON
cov-cacher) From the effects OF such an accident,
# caught into an elastic sack, any individual IN the
possession OF ordinary good constitution or vital
force, would IN few days recover
A. C. CASTLE. NJ. ID.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

Wecanoot direct tn. winter to the proper officer,
b-, have no soub, that some one who reals tbs
parsgraph WILL be able 70 DO So
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

~ Mr. Garrett Barry, of Company f.
has called upon US to inform US that he Is NO, buried
taS was incorrectly stated in FRIDAYS Tr.bsssA and
does not expect to De very >o0a
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On the 18th Of January after short but severe i'll
ness, eAaAH KAvASAGH, wife of Charles Ksvsnsgh.
The nisnds and relatives respectfully invited to
attend her funeral nom her late residence 42 Fourth
street ON Thursday, at o'clock NJ.
On Wednesday, Jan. Is, JuLIA, the wife OF James a.
Smith, eyed SO years native OF this city
The friends Of the family and Of his brothers Thomas
and John, and Of her brothers inlsw, Joseph Murphy
and Dominica Colgsn requested to attend her fu
neral from her late residences No % Oliver street on
NO carriages
On the afternoon OF the 18th OF January CArHARSK,
youngest daughter Of the late Rose and Owen tai
lsgher native OF the county Tyrone, Ireland.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully requested to attend her funeral from the resi-
dence Of her Their No 244 South Fourth street. this
(Thursdsy) afternoon, at O'Clock.
On THesday Jan IA HIRAM GREEN, aged 81 years,
recently from Stockton California
His remains will be conveyed to Troy for interment.
The friends Of the deceased and the fraternity OF Free
and Accepted Mssons ct the NJ W. Grand Lodge OF the
State Of New York. respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from No. ~ Bayard street at ~ O'Clock
NJ, TO proceed to the New Haven Railroad depot.
The fraternity will appear In citizens dress.
On the 18th OF January In this ely OF dysentery,
MARY FRANcEs, only daughter OF bel w. and Lavins
Her remains will be taken TO Ellenvile for in
termsnt.
Philadelphia and Ulster Co. papers please copy.
On January IL, Mrs. SARAH HUM, aged "a years,
months and ii days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from the residence
of her No 20 Jane street. without further invita-
ton, Thursday, 18th inst. at IL O'Clock. noon.
In Philadelphia Jan 18th. THOMAS BIRCH, the artist,
in his 72d year Mr. Birch Of the most distin
guished painters of this country He particularly
ceed in landscape painting and his marine views are
to among the best productions OF the
art in the United States.
At WDliamsport Pa Jan. 5; Hon. JosrPH b. An.
THoSY, formerly member Of Congress.
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r. M
AsHEs.-The market was steady, with good de-
mand and sales Of 100 bbls 1t S. 68 SIS rs for pots
and 50 62h for pearls. Since Saturday, 600 bills
Montreal pets changed hands at SO, and loo do do
pearls, at So so, in bond
BREApsIUFFs-Fi0ty-T was doing in
Western and State -four but the market for the latter
had ndepcy in favor OF purchasers. The demand
for the local trade active, with good business
doing for the East ct our quotations. There was
fair inquiry for shipment restricted somewhat by the
non arrival Of the Atlantic The receipts Of Wsstern
BY the way Of New Orleans, were more liberal
scale while with good demand tor city consumption
prices well maintained The Gales Of the day sum
up 5000 bbls, including No. 2supernne, at 81 ~ q
~ ca common to straight State at 81 rs q 81 81;
mixed to fancy Michigan and Indiana, at 81 81 S.
round hoop Ohio and pure Gsnesee at IS - SIS 12x
fancy Ohio and Genesse, at SIS Is S. SO. and extra
Ohio and Genesee, at So 30 . So o2h. Canadian was
in moderate request with small sales at 81 81 IS for
common to good brands, in bond. The market for
Southern was steady with good demand for ship.
ment and sales Of 500 bbls at SIS S. 12x for mixed
to good brands Alexsndria Baltimore and georgetown
and IS So rs for fancy Rye Flour continued scarce
YES held nrmly, with small stock, and . pretty
tive market We nste sales OF 200 barrels ut 81 81
50, for State; and 80 SO ook tor Jersey Small lots
and SIS SIS rs In puneheons. DuekrhsGi Flour
snquirsd for, and not plenty. 1t selling in
lots day at SIS IS So in barrels 81 SO 50 62 per
leo lbs and 10 Use per bag Of rs lbs Wheat re-
maiped a. last noticed with only limited inquiry
for milling. The high prices asked by holders de-
tered buyers and heard Of sales worth report
ing Rye dull, and the supply limited Some
holders asking Soc, but have transactions
TO record bdTftp scarce ana nominal, W
Ors were in fair retail demand but at easier prices
We quote northern, at so . 54c aud jersey at ~ .
49c. The market for Corn had . declining tendency,
While the demand vas very limited, and principally
for distng The large receipts in prospect keep buy
out Of market and the transactions OF the day do
not exceed 5, 900 bushss Southern at zoe There
alse sale OF 900 bushels Long Island white, to
arrive, on private terms In Csnadsn Peas there
a moderate business dsing, at 81 IS 81 20.
CorrEE With steady demand from the trade We
Iste saes Of 800 bags Rio, at liz nkc; 100 bags
ST. Domingo at 10Y loAc and SO bags Java ct
l2iic.
corrov The market stil continues quiet-ths sale.
to-day uniting 10 only SEQ bales 1T prices. All
parties snxiously awaiting the intelligence per
Atlantic, nos over due. We quote
LIVERPOOL CiAssuIcA ALTON.
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THE SMUGGLING CASE oN BoARD THg STEAMSHIP
NIAGARA On saturday, upon Information flied At
bis office by Collector Greey, George Lunt, ESQ.
II. AuCfney, hbsiled the steamer Nisgara on be-
halt OF the Uuited States She was seized by U.
: Marshal Deyers, and an officer placed on boud
The following is copy Of the warrant to the Y. >
MafSha-
Ms. Dsr sIcr -The President Of the United states
America 70 the Marshal Of said District either
OF his Deputies, greeting
We ca mmsnd you that you give notice 10 all persons
concerned that libel il Oiled before Honorable Pelsg
Sprpeue Esquire Judge Of the District Court Of said
district. By George Lent, Esquire Attorney 81 the
United states for ssd district, sgainst the steamboat
Niagara her tackle apparel and furniture. 'sred at
the port 81 Boston ana CharsstowD "a rsid district,
Ter IN alleged violation o. the the United states
ud that trial win be bad raid libel at District
court 70 be holden AZ the Court Hous N bo-ton 10
said District Of Mssesehuestts the third Tuesday
o. Maren rext end yon 10 give -sid NOTES BY sd
vsrtisng the same in one Of the public newspapers
notice al the Court House IN Boston fourteen days
least before said day Of trial And you are TO take
furniture, Into your custody and make due return
hereof With Jour doings herein.
witness tbs Honorable Peles sPrague, Esquire, ct
Boston, this eleventh day Of January A. ID 1851
Sc sPRA9UE, Cl1rk.
The dey ~ sailing Of The s;'iaesta Il Wednesday
n.Kt and before thai lime bonds will be given and
the vessel released. An advertisement, by the
seen, "a the steamship, Mr. Lewis, offers 1900 re-
ssrd for Robert Brownlow. the butcher N the
sLIp. who aosconded on Thursday last. lie is
believed TO have been privy 70 the late smuggling
transaction. Brownlow is five feet nine inches
h,eh. with light complexion, brown hair, blue
eyss and IL twenty six years Of age. The value ~
The goods seized will, il IL said. not exceed 5000,
and will 10 one half 20 the United states, and the
other halt divided between the informer, Coll. tor,
surveyor, and Naval Officer OF the port.
since writing the eboye, We Learn that Messrs
Robert a. shsw ". Samuel Pesrce, and Jonathan =.
Robinson, were appointed APPRAISERS 70 vslue .ne
Nteoers her furniture, apparel, &c, when the
necessary bonds will be given. The information
filed in the Clerk office sets forth that the goods
smnpaled consisted ~ siIks, satins - laces, 10
the value q 5000 -B0ston 7foreicS JAN. ~.
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The Omnibus Line.

NEw YoRK January Is, 1851
mis-statemept having appeared In yeur paper of
the 14th instant in reference to my business you viii
please do the favsr Of correcting the same pub
Itching the fact that borrowed dollar from
A. c. Kipgslsnd, Esq. or from any person connected
with him In business and II I am his debtor to the
amount If cent, 1t is more than have any know
ledge Of am happy TO state that my affairs
in the condition TO require the loan Of 50 large
amount Of money - referred to In your statement:
eand dollars for my line that not so; and should
any person have made me such offer, I would not
wish to cell for the that cash capital Of
sixty thousand dollars has been paid in during the
last three years, in building up and establishing my
line; and further that do not wish to speculate.
want business to employ myself and others
Yosrr, very respectfully, WIN. TYSON,
Proprietor Of Telegraph line of 0mnibuses
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ON the 1tth Of January At Mamarcneck by the Rev
John Brown, ID Of Newburgh, Mr. OaauscKy A
WArtprtRY. tn Mics MsRY CoartLia BRow~ daughter
Ct berismin Brown. Esq all # Mamar0nsck
ON Tuesday. jan IL by the Rev. DR. Cummings, Mr..
WILLIAM McGaHry, TO MAncsREr T. BesKEr, ali Of
this city
On the 18th Of January. by the Rev Morri, d. O.
era wfcfd, JoHr a. KiresLsSD, TO Miss NANcr Ar
GRuMsr ell OF this city
In the city OF Albany. ON Tue,dsy, Jan. IL at St
Psuis Church ~ The Rev Mr. Kipp, AErHvn y
HprtHfSsev. 70 FssNcxs A. Wuror, daughter Of the
ate Geo Wiror
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on wsdpssday morbins. Jan. IS JoH- OKrrryg.
Iunr q nattve Of Dopsrsils, County Cork Ireland
sg.t ~ ysars sno mouth.
The FRIENDS 81 the family snJ thoes 81 his brother
Rev J.ph Kstf. are respectfully invited to attend
III. ubertl from bis psrsnt resisrnos 90 Mott street
on The dAy Tbnfstsy) ST. O'Clock y N. Ills remains
VII 10 convsy'd 70 ~, Pstricks Cemetery. corner Of
EiFv' a. i ftrt q Il : avenue B.
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CfNcIrSarf. Jan. Ia, 1851.
The ppmbsr Of hogs arrived up 70 this evening IL
aolT5s; only Zls arrived from Kentucky this wesk
The market remains hrm at 81 1s a. Returns from
various points In Indiana aud Ohio. indicate falling
CT Of nearly half in Sciota Valley and thin In
Whitewater valley. Provisions in very good ds.
1aDd At full prices 600 barrels pork sold at si0 rs
for mess tl2 60 for clear eco barrels Of prime lard
"a 100 COO lbs Of dry sslted sides at 81
81. LouIs, Jan. II. 1851.
The receipts Of produce here have increased wheat
selling at 20 soc. Flour II dull with sales Of good
country brands at 50 SIX 80 90 Provisions are in
active NO lard In barrels and terc-s is at IS s7k
. 20 rs. kegs. Thc. Mess pork $40 90 q $40 rs,
prime 81 IS Dry salted meats 00c0 lbs rib sides at
tko shoulders &c. Weather IL nild River at q
stand
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CsARLEsroN-etean-bigs outhsrner-krs Nuttss Mrs J
Balm aud soartO lady aud infant Messrs BArre
1osue. Curtis Conylr w WAileek, svsfhed,
Brigss. Bailey. Capt HoneEger, Capt Mitchell
IA In the stserase
LoAsoo. wCAiriea-Brig louisa Beston-Cspt Gsodhus
ana son. Jefsrstn, Kausssr-2in the steorrs.