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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-22

MANY ladies' are compelled to wear a
lVl great ungainly shoe, in consequences Of
inability 10 obtain a neat fitting one and the
fair forms which terminate so well are consid-
cred uncorth because Of the influence commu-
nicated by it, Sympathy for them, excited by
n knowledge Of this fact, causes US The greatest
pleasure to disseminate the in(orma ton that
a REMEDY for The above deficiency can be pro-
cured by calling on R. BELL q CO.
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Carpets, Oil Cloths, sc,

d ECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE,
N a complete assortment of Carpets, Oil
Cloths, Rugs &C., Consisting of tapestry, vel
vet, Brussels, 8 ply, Ingram, wool and hemp;
teg ether with a large stock of home made Rag
carpets, IMPORTED DIRECT from several
Of the most celebrated manufacturers in this
and the adjoining counties, which will be sold
at from 25 to 30 cents yard.
aug. "a, 1852. JAS. PURSELT.
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Red FIannels and LindseYs.

TyHE attention Of Merchants and others is
particularly called to his superb stock of
Red FlaDnes, which are believed 10 be lower
Than ever offered in this place. II is TO the in.
tprest of furnace men and others, 10 lay in
early their fall and winter stock OF these goods
on account of The low prices at which they
are now offered. JAS. PURSELL,
aug. "a, ,52.
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MILLER & ELSAS,
Wholesale & Retail Clothiers
ANN NUERCWANT TAILORS,

Front ST., one door nest Of J. Lod,rick 8 Sons,
Portsmouth, Ohio.
TTAVE Just received their stock OF FAbh
I'LL AND WINTER GOODS, and are now
prepared 70 accommodate their friends with
anything in the way Of dress, on terms unu-
sually moderate tNy =
Their stock of CLOTHS, oAss MEREs and VEST
rvGs cannot be surpassed in quality, while
their REApY MADE CLOTHING will vie in neatness,
Cheapness and durability, with any IN the
maket. Their supply isa very heavy. one,
and as everything nova days goes at Railroad
speed, they invite Merchants, Farmers, and
Furnacemcn who desire to purchase whole
ale bills to give them call as soon as possl-
e. ,pe a-i "a, afass f.e ~.
Considering themselves second 10 none in
CuTriNc Ann FIRING, and being determined
not 10 be undersold, they invite gentlemen de-
slrous Of wea fling 6hc, fashionable and cheaF
suit Of clothes 10 give them a call
Crayats Of various kinds, Pockctketthiefs
shirts, Gloves, Suvpeoders, &C.. always OF
hand. tAprii ~, lSos
/ N4I b y
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BrOadcloths, Cassimeres.

ITO supply the unparalleled demand, the
subscriber has been induce to increase
largely his purchases of the above goods, and
merchant tailors may rely on being we'll suited
with everything in their line. Also, on hand
splendid stock of oyercoatng goods, Jeans,
Tweeds, and IN immense stock OF Satinetts.
aug "a, 80. JAS. PURSELL.
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H. G.. & A. B. JONES,
DRUGGIS rs,

Front Street, Portsmouth, o.,
II EEP always on hand large and wei
selected assortment Of
Pure Drugs, Medicines, Dye-stufs,
Paints, Oils, Va.mishes, Perfu-
merry and Fancy Articles,
Pure Wines and Brandies for Medicinal pur-
poses. All oi which they earnestly invite the
purchasing community to call aud examine
and be convinced that things in the Drug
Line, are not always 10 be done up Oh the
"Old Pod Anger System"
Portsmouth, Sept. ], '52-3mdw
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Shawls ! ShaWls {!

A GREAT VARIETY OF SHAWLS on
n hama oiall kinds, suitable for the fal and
winter season; among which are Mode and Blk
Clilh ShawlS,\ Bay tate Long Sliawls and
Grape embroidered Shawls. Toe Stock oflhcse
Goods is very heavy, and see caed with great
care. faug. 30l JAi .PURSELL.
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STRAW GOODS.
Those Soft Hats, again,

ENROM the good effect produced ON the
II wearer by those Soft Kossutli Hats, the
subscriber was Induced TO order an additional
supply. and aas now on hand greater varie
ty than was ever offered to this community.
aug, l6wtf S. g. GLOVER
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Dress Goods !

MERCHANTS Gesltous of selecting styles
VII Of DRESS GOODS, at once rich, fash
)nable and chap, will consult their own in
crest and save money, by examining my
stock Of Dress Goods, consisting in part Of Al
paccas, Silks, Coburgs Of all colors, French
and German Meriuos, De Iaincs, Casimeres
and embroidered robes. These Goods are new
E u styles, and particularly adapted 10 the
Wholesale trade. JAS. PURSELL.
Ang. %, '52.
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a JOB PRESS.

To the Business Men Of Portsmouth.
We have the pleasure of informing our job
customers that we have procured Power Press,
built expressly for Jobs. and are now able to
do that class o work just as cheap as any other
establishment in the wtst. and we fatter our
selves about as neat. The Press is capable OF
making some 1900 impressions per hour. and ii
is pronounced by Press manufacturers to be
the best Of the kind in The Union. We have,
also, large supply of paper and cards toge-
Jobs, which We have purchased very low, to-
gether with an assortment OF beautifully boriered
card boards, 10 which we invite the attention
Of those who wish fancy cards. We solicit a
call ard from gentlemen wishing anything done
in our line, aid assure them that for style;
promptness and cheapness, we will be surpass-
ed by no Office in this region. A. PEARCE.
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100 Hands Wanted,

nNE hundred mel, will find steady employ
u j ment and liberal wages, on the Scioto and
Hooking valley Railroad, near Sciotoville.
Hands going to obtain work will be taisen
out free, on the truck train. Hands paid Off
every Saturday evening. BAlN.
JAS. CoNNoLLEv.
Oct 6, 1859 rsai gs lg
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BRANDS & D EITsC q,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS In
@ l. o r III A.M O.,
Hats, Caps, Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers,
nN.,,~U P. O. 4

trunks. &C. &c.
Market St. one door abops the Branch Bank:
PORTSMOUTH, o.
DEG leave to announce to their friends and
ID customers that they have now a heavier
"GENTLEMEN,s FuRisNHfNG GOODS"
than ever before was offered in this market.
i Country Merchants, Furnacemen and Far
mers, are respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime their goods and prices, before purchas
ing elsewhere. Not saying that they sell ff
teen per cent cheaper than any other establishment
in this city. they give the assurance, that they
are able to sell their extensive stock just as.
cheap, as like articles. can be bought west Of
the mountains. Quick saies and small profits'
is the motto under which they sailed before,
and they are ready 70 steer ahead under the
same Gag. Sep. 20, DIV
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Found.

ON the Race Track, on Saturday last, two
" notes Of hand, the FIRST dated March 18th,
lS4O, for twenty dollars, signed by Peter Car
Ter Tor Coster), the second dated September
2lsi, 1852, for fifty bushels of Cor n, payable
to Peter Carter, or bearer, on the 12ih of No
yember, 1852, The owner can have them by
calling at this fice and paying for this advef-
lisement. e9A
Oct 1852. --d&wtf M
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COMMERCIAL.

CIN1ENArL Oct. l8.-River risen 8 inch
es sine Saturday, but is now stationary
Weatkr warn and cloudy.
Flor in fair demand Sales Of 1000 bbls
AZ A3D to 1926. Whisky l6s to l6s. -
Bettereeling in sugar-no change in prices.
800 beE OF Rio coffee at Vt 10 "a Tor good
pnme. lIl Others no change.
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7"
- -,-,.E a 4
COLLEGE Oh HEH ~
~ 90 nr-e 49, ~ !. -. 1.sa,s, M -
IVA ~ main rtACOt, pAAeAcy ~ -
49, :, r<S~t-aaat.S
OA, q. o. VAUH6WU
UVpFWllIE fTlllnWUnlnplp leTVHNnp 1
tkIIh HI||h MIII|lUtuITtlf MIAINUky
,-',... AAA.eD lAAA. ~ -. - = -.
THIS celebrated remedy constantly Increasing h fame u
: the many ours L & making -. q
AL 0EER THE WORLD.
Il has noF bsoaa6 ~ only aefcias Jey fsi6 ~ "a
particularly rioomn1adsd fnf "a : : - - - ~
u nkQRs1: t5s =
IF how long sgspdipg 81 rnmphs Jer asiilegr. 1hh
aseass ~ q SnolsRA ana ths .cw And drsadi
poges q 'ne meAdy DiolNn4 ne system q degree wlAe1
Ienae e Pguent utterly uneDe W move ioms one o ~
most aaues'ng features.
HITHERTO INCURADLE.
Il now Yield, % ths medsand Physician, n, Il pabsS
had symptom of DropSy, o an Keep tkis nsss
APPLICATION or THE KNIFE,
ID perorate thu systan, and N IA ccnn,uatad rt nov
Ssal Z. them u.t NE hi. remedy .sesoH and ,eoss
I certain. L hey viii give " III L fsr ta - wy
CRAWL,
and all disease. Of the unufy ORGANS "a. ths dstue
complaints stands alone no other article can relieve you;
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Two LIVES SAVED ny THE USE oFoNLY THREE not
TIES OF "wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD crEaRy."
MT. ELnEy, KY, July "a, 1859.
Messrs. Harcourt Howard a. Co Gent -
The "Dr, Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry's
that bought Of you has been Of such signal
benefit in my family, that wish TO make IT,
virtues known for the benefit Of the pubh,.
NV wife took colo at the time of her con.
fineInent, which settled on her Lungs. The
physicians pronounced her disease consun p.
lion She had profuse night sweats and had
coughs; she was given up, for We despaired #
her recovery. and her child pSrtoos Of h
complaint. She then commonced taking 'fWis.
ta,'s BalsGm Of Wild Cherry" and three bot
lies effected an entire cure with her and the
child both.
| have no doubt that iher would have now
been in their graves if they had not have used
Wistar's Bal am Of W lid Cherry.
SETH h. SEA2CY.
Seth R. Searcy, whose certificate is above, is
"A man Of as much veracity asany in this coun-
try, und u man of good judgement, and We
place entire confidence in his statement
HARCUURT, HOWARD & co.
The genuine wistar's Balsam ofWild Cher
nv has a fac siniile Of the signature of Henry
Wistar, VI. D., Philadelphia, and stanford Il
Park" on finely engraved steel wrapper
No other can be genuine.
.a Price 81 per botlle--six bottles for IS.
Sold by J.D. PARK, Cincinnati, o..
Northeast corner of Fourth and Walnut sire, t.
en- rance on Walnut street.-the whom all tr
ders must be addressed.
Also sold by ]. l.. Iey & Co; and Shackle-
ford Il Crichton, II. &. Il A. b. Jones, Ports.
mouth; Truesdale & Haynes. Jasper; H. Long,
E. b. Perkins, lronton; Emmitt &
Davis. Waverly3 J. " Durham, Piketon; D.
Sproat, Chill icotlle.
Sept. %, '52.
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Straw Goods,

A S the season is getting late, the subscriber
IN will sell his remaining stock of the a.
bove goods at cost. S. q. GLOVER.
Aug. 16. l652.--dwtf
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TO SHOE MANUFACTURERS,

FRENCH, Calf and Kip Morocco, Kid
i and P"tent Leather, Upper and Sole Leath.
er, Linings and Bindings, Lasts, Ia good stock /,
Pegs, Nails, and KIT of all kinds, together with
ageneral assortment of articles in thsir line
have Just been received by R. BELL & co.
aug25-dw
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Country Merchants,

A RE ADVISED, if they wish to save time
II and money, to 60 direct 10 the Hat Store
10 purch 2 e Hats, as it is the only place where
a full st ock can be fornd They can be had
there at prices that cannot fail TO suit the pur.
chaser. july %, 1922 S. G. GLOVER.
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HATS FOR THE PEOPLE!
Samuel G.. Glover,

HAVING purchased The entire interest Of
IL Messrs. J. Clover d D, Woliard in the
Hat Store, would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he intends continuing the business at
the old stand on Front st. between Market
and Jefferson, solciis a continuance Of the
liberal patronage heretofore extended to the
concern, and hopes by unremitting attention
to business aud an eye single to the wants Of
the public, 10 give sati slaction TO all He has
now ON hand large and general assortment
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PITBuRe, 18th, P. M.-River 2. feet 8 in
ches all falling
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Shirts

VKTHITE Linen,. Jenny Lind and Called
w Shirts, the largest assortment ever Offer.
ed in this market before, low for sale, wtolss
sale or retail by BRANDS Z DEITsCH.k 3
OA DOZEN Un6sr-shirts sand Drawers Of
on allkinds, also, Standing Collars and
Fancy Cravats, cheaper than ever, wholesale
reiail, by BRANDT 4 DElTSCH.
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wiSTARS BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY

For Coughs, Colds. Asth8lG, Group, Br0Nci-
tis, IyluenSa, Bleeding Of the Lungs, DJ-
Jfcuh Breathing, Lfres a fsctions, Pain
or Weakness of the Breast or Side,
FIRST Stages Consumption,
&C., &C., &c
In short. this Btisam is peculiarly adapted TO
eve disease OF The Lungs and LiyGS, whf;h is
produced bv our ever rarying climaIe.
Will Cherry has long he u known 10 loss ss
important medicinal properties. THIS iucI ia
familiar TO every uldtron in oiir land, aud
Ph! sicians often prescr,b H. In cilIrfent fnims
for variety Of complaints. Tar, also, has
been equally noted Tor It's virtues; and some
phyairiaus. whose name is lam lilr TO the
whole country, have 90 e so far rs 10 de lsre
thai even consuntption coulr be cured by ttai
alone. III other hands, agais, il was nearly
valueless owning. no doutt to their igno-
rance in preparing and admin stering tia r.
fculty now entirely obviated by patient ex-
perience and long experiment.
The extraordinary medicinal powers OF these
two substances are now, for the first time,
combined and embodied in DR.. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. By Il nice
chemical process, every thing deleterious or
useless is rejected, SO that what rsihains is the
most extraordinary and truly efFicacions rem
edy for all Kinds of pulmonary and liver dis-
eases ever known to man. To convince all
unbeievers, that our theory is really true,we
refer to few cases Of cures performed by
this wonderful medicine,
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Oueensware and Glass,
ENGLISH POTTEREEs,

TUST IMPORTED and now receiving, the
j last shipment direct from the
ENGLISH POTTEREES,
per ships Saxon, John Bryant, Rockawsy and
Kate Howell, large and general assortment
of QUEENSWARE, of white Ironstone,
fancy painted and rainted, together with IA
very full assortment Of common warej adapted
10 the wants OF the trade. Selling these goods
All ONE PROFIT on the manufacturers cost
1t is useless to say that he can sell them less
than they can be bought and freghted from
the east, or sold by second hands. Dealers
are respectfully invited TO an examination Of
his stock at No. l, Enterprise Buildings, Ports.
mouth, o. JAS. PURSELL.
Aug. "a, 1852.
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For the Ladies!
IA PATENT LEATHER LINDS

%A n lLNI LEAl HEX LlNDS
- Enameled Linds and Bnskins;
French Mo. Lnds, Buskins, Ex
celsiors and Tics.-Also handsome stock
81 Fancy Caters, just received at The Boot and
Shoe Sloic Of f R. BELL & co.
may 25
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.WHIsLIxe, 10Th P. M.-River 3 feet 2 in.
ches all falling. Weather pleasant
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" HW ~ NJ -
A MOTHER superior brand 5. Q. Hams, -
II. Good and PIain hams, lnn. levy1vsu vp'
nd fofsGlabk VIM Mihbnn'
june ls. ---iwE A
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SPANISH SOLE LEATHER.

k00 LBS: No. Spanish Sole Leather just
ClJU resolved and for sale At The lowest
mnrketprIce BY r.. Eli OYD e. CO.
sept. 8, 1852. sR
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JAMES PURSELL'S
Second Stock
Of Fall and Winter
DRY GOODS!

rs COMING. Having received several heavy
j shipments within the last few days, our
Wholesale friends can now be we'll suited with
Dry Goods Particulars hereafter.
JAS. PURSEL,
Ports. Oct 10, Mol Enterprise Buildings.
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KoSsuth Hats.

A HEAVY stock Of those beloved articles,
N Just received and for tale at iphoIesule Or
retail, by BRANDS 4 DEIrSCH.
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MARRIED..

On 4e 18th instant, by Rev. VIM. Sim
mons, Ma. ERAsrUs HART 10 Miss ANN
GLOVE, both Of this place. e.-Hillsborp Gaz.
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Hats and Caps,

Hats and Caps,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas
&C., of every description,
TOGETHER WITH EVERY VARIETY OF
STRAW GOODS.
Having purchased the above stock Of Goods
for cash, at reduced rates, he is enabled to sell
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
iltlo lower than they have been purchased
heretofore at the same establishment, and
GREAT DEAL LOWER than they can be
purchased at any other place in this city. His
arrangements are such that he will be in the
constant receipt of the latest style Of Goods Of
every description in his line, which will ena.
BILE him atnil times to anticipate the wants of
the most " Progressive"
Every description OF Furs and Skins pur
chased, ior which he will pay the highest price
in cash or Hats. july l3, l652-d&w.
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Bows, Goats,

DLACK aud Brown Cloth Frock coats;
I'D Beaver, Felt and Blanket winter coats,
of all sizes and prices, Just received Hnd for
sale at the establishments Of
Sept. 20. BRANDS & DEITSCH. a
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Disasters. &c.

io'' or BtrsH szc Srrti,-ILr bark Aaron Hsu-y Al,
ef-s f0 faefu 0a Oh 9Th Aug 1' f % u.g ~ TO-
noo~tg sc uA W - 49, -sa'y -rtls ami AMI heavy
sea- - r VI mace y l. ivug
tA-u Htfsr ros- reef tcq aai i1a- rse u9 r Ter
a. I'D q " spoL- l-r. ard si os.-i al
q rNr" Nft'ra 1 D. i4A-l on b-t .-ne 4-1 Jog
uf '-f, ~ cprl ~ act our boat out blt tnd ;hsfr
Fpl a- Ia 'h-t, tr "a. ten u ay sAt d; as. sfsi.I.
wet aoEgfi- snd nunt t~r o. Be- the Brush st-
nit -ef ra.s With tie The hoa aflafht tb.
Cag:4i tiv0 fad O. 70 t- 10 more
hey V~f~cn top ;lr hn--af he 1f1 m and
ne Cssf.l sud tl~e tl-y
and nearly cray r. st-l,
i-cLsed John. =. b. she -t ae .-th ,y
o1fsd ih pitch timber, All dsys ter
.ls en- iad tie vessel made water, vh-n "a led Ia 70
th-s W Abd csnenr-t 20 bos gli- ie.ry "a .aS
lsaty squalls sod ttunf" AMI lightning o. rn july
seutoLs arr f~i or-tosal the v-s.el Yruas when
Ilf az isrds fhe odsys "a Ga the
49, ~ 'hys ~ llros f'' u ". y.y. lie ii krfr
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FOREIGN Ports.

A. Gambia July l., Hamilton. Silver eevard few days
fernsndo Pc about July brig Messenger, Detaer s Sa
lem,
Al B-sau July 5, brig Lucy bbns for New York dses
Al sierra Leone July :, brig Gamhl, FraAcks, unr
Passed Amer Ny ~ bark Cahds Aqut ~ days from New
Yor to Canton 3Oh sp Wild Pigeon Putnam from Hong Kong
Sailed from Peuambuco July To- rig Bathurst Duton from
Ba!unOre) RIO Jaaeiro
AtAasostur 18th ut brs ADsostura Garvey. for New York
goth; Kite, from Chase
Curacao 9TH ult Br bds Fulton. NJ Coll York
Arr at st. Thons 2+h ut bark Swan Holmes, from Bali
10 sail sane day for Porto RICO.
Sailed from Mayasuaz lst inst, brig Alyano, New York.
SD from ST. Csharne- R'er sag eEJ, 3t u ship Charles
Crooker, Duncan London 1T inst, Coa Wa.ts, do a.
ChimbOB7o Webb. do.
Arr HALIFAX 9Th inst, ,ch.. Emerald Knowles. NexYorE
Orleans .cs Bell Ina McRea New York Jane Parker G-or
Boston, eh brig Mary Ann Curry day from Pctou for Bosto,
Cd. 9Th, -chr Triton, Wlett, Boston
Arr ST John, ~ b. 7th schs Hop- sheridan, Gouces
sth Oliver Frost, Smith. Boston Franklin Mus.els New
ORG Coquete. Barue- Philadelphia Te Elliot.
Thompson, Liverpool
Arr at Mrapch 3D. INST bark Cecilia, Ward, Philadelphia;
schr star Of the West, kay, New York
at Dahouse % inst, bnss Leadeaer Palmer, and sis,
BeaLey, New York.
Bathurs, u, sohr Spec, Mckay Boston (anl cll
Sd inst for New ork2d INST, brig Harepoo Dove New YORK.
washnson Irving Smith, Port Philip, Australia soh, orney
Lass Martin, San Francisco.
Falmouth July is, Ottowa, (Br) Urruhar Havana
az Hull July %, Arab, DrllnO, RI nouDtO.
Arr at Bristol July ~, Ocean Queen. Hoves, Quebec.
Arr PHI July ~, Albert Franklin, Long ST. Joho, ~ y.
Sid for Cardih July g, virginia, Fleet san fancs'o 2ts
Al a, Brake July 20. wibelmna. Baltimore.
at Antwerp II, New Han pshre Chase, New YORK
Arr at Malta July p Apollo, lnsraham, Havana
Ar at snynaJuly Manlus. Rowe to load for NewYors
Sid. tor Hevoet July o. Leila, Stafford, BalInors.
Shield, July ~ Sea Bird Smith, Aberdeen complete
and resin her cargo.