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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04
Elegant Assortment Of Clothing .-alfre

|uNROE & CO., AL Broadway, between Howard and
rand streets invite In want o. good clothing well
e to call and examine their superb assortment among
ch be found the best styles and all Sizes Tor men
bd boys, No deviation from marked prices.
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ming Of the last century when grim ysagcd war shook
world its of science Robert Watt
and Richard Arkwrgh T.. unmindful of these commissions
devoted themselves to tho improvement Of machinery and
the consequent elevation Of mankind They gained eternal
fame in the hearts Of men, lasting than those who
sought 1t at the lannon's mouth" W. BoGLE, of 27
Washington street, Boston, Of but his
spread over the world as the celebrated Inventor the
Hyperion Fluid for the preservation and beauty Of the
hair the Hebeiona for identifying the complexion and the
unrvaed Amole Shaying compound Sold Wholesale and
retail by A. b. ID. Sands 100 Fulton street; Rushton
Clark g. Co., 273. and Rice Smith 727 Broadway; VIM H.
Cary Co., 25 Pearl street. and by the druggists per-
fun throun hout
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..Tall oaks from little ncoros

finest sentence for juvenile in truotion in the Eng
guage How manya youthful mind has i inspired to.
grown to tall-oak popularity, by its efficacy in
cough cold, &c.
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stood the test OF timehss been recommended by tho
Of the countryhas avoided humbug by being
% its legitimate sphere, when largo fortune could have
been made by lying should it receive the
all true menl Mrs. JERVIS'S Cold Candy
article For coughs, colds &C. its efficacy is universally
anI, .I.Acn
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exception reservation the very best over invented
Of pued dyes Equally celebrated is oeur2ud Nod
oased Soap for curing pmpcs frcofles saownes chap
reugbnees &c. Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from
u The body Liquid Rouge Lily White and HAIR Gloss
81 walker street, near Broadway.
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Wigs and Toupecs .-Bat

Wigs snd T0upecs.-BatchelOr's New Style
invented Those wanting very superior article
call 1t BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory. No. wall
street, where found the Largest and
II the city. Copy tho address,
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Hair Dye.-BatchelOr's Celebrated LiqRia
Dye ~. tns best N do9ysrea lSs Solons Ne ss
certainty with which this fyorite and old ssabhed g.
Dye performs Is astonishing II is for SALE plisd
sATCHELORS Wig faotorY. No. Wsil asreet.
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ctd and most exquisiteiy beautiful stock q yesngs in
Die cy be seen mt the store Of W. H. ROBERTS 70l
Roadway who Is unrivallcd for his skill in making up this
ntal part Of gentlemans dress. Some Of tho
specimens OF yeBtings that have ever been
hited my BE found AZ this splendid estabIishment
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e Opticians No. 45 Broadway have just received their
OrerGGasses OF and superior in glasses
expressly made for the OF this dsng artist
Our friends already know and respectfully
of NJ
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II Is Singular that we Should bs

{sn 10 morbdy by the sublimty Of extent, diversity Of
kmc aud cosmopote study that surround us. But the
m ia our manifest destiny is in the hands Of
lever that leads onward 70 goal set up for us by fate
Iii as sndy and good results Mrs
tRylS'S cold tandy has attained.
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"The Summers smiles are nearly gone
Look out for winters frowns whose lungs dis
eased-you with bronchial affections Mrs. JERVISS Cold
Candy heals and ubricates truthully Como and buy.
done hofnre ynu.
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do well purchase Mrs Jcrviss Cold Candy an article
uadoubted reputation for coughs colds and other pull
BY the first Of the country is sold at the prnopa
Office, $50 Broadway by Mrs. W. JERVIS.
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EATINGII0USE CARVER WANTED.-A THOROUGH
- knowledge OF cutting shilling plates, md preparing
meats for cooking required also something
cooking Address e. b. A. with name address, and wages
wanted
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RARKEEPER-A YOUNG NAN OF STEADY HABITS
wishes to obtain situation in bar Perfectly under
stands his bnsness IL competent to take charge first
class restaurant Tho best Of city reference given note
addressed to s. d. Herald office will meet with prompt at
tcntion,
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.Oh mickic Is the powerful grace that
lies in Mrs. JERvISS Cold Candy IL has steadily
gaining in popularity package this doleousand whole
some confsrtion acts charm against hydra-heaiei
cough This is not dreaming but facts-stuhborn
knowledged by the puret and greatest men in tie land
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HOUSEkEEPER WANTED - THE SUBSCRIBER,
who resides ten miles from Monroe at healthy and
r"aant location in Middle Georgia is DESTROYS CT employ
ing housckceper. foreigner, who cut and make
clothes for family, well reeommondsd-say not over
Twenty-Five years oIdcan get employment at
liberal price | have fonr children, u wife 1who has
unfortunately lost hor mnd and nine ANY
innpcaton addressed to at Monroe, Walton county,
GeSTss, win meet with prompt attention.
THOMAS O'KEIIY.
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TcuBs-Tne BeSt AsSOft1cnt OF F1nG TCNS
will be found at the store of the Canton Tea Company rs
Chatham street. between Pearl and Roosevelt streets the
Oldest Tea establishment in the city, We
that they do better than elsewhere either at wholesale
retail. They have o branch stores
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Pure White Diamonds, SOS per carat, Pins
Rings Bracelets and Jowelry Of all styles for sale
faeturers prices. DAVID RAFT, Manufao turing
Jeweer, Ssl Broadway corner OF White st.. up stairs
Good workmen chains wanted.
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for cut quality and workmanship stock entire
fresh My regular city toners reminded of r
their Southern gents wishing to take HON
choice specimens Of art, will please CALI Dress coat
made to order SIG tho very finest So other garments II
proportion Fine coats ready made, also.
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WANTfD-A CAPTAIN AND THREE uANps TO
manage schooner In the brick and lum Der trade on
me North ryer captain who will take interest OF
orethrd in the schooner preferred Apply At 20 ali street
third story, reen o. the hssa or hs sAiis.
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When BaInam Couldn't speak his ASS Spoke

or him. Not with DAyIS'S kahvene; it speaks for
ITSELF being the best known preparation gray
hair 70 ts former color without dyens IT, Price 80
bottle. Narrated For sale at the principal Office, Di
Grand streets also Mt 02 Broadway go Washington street.
~ B"wery and 800 Hudson street, Now York ut Nos
10 Fulton street, and d6 Atlantic street, BROOKLYN
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r0LORISTS WANTED IMMEDIATELY. - FIVE OR
~ six first rate hands lind steady employment and
good work by applying at 80 East Twen street.
near Third avenue. None hut good hands need apply.
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LNIGHTEENTH WARD PIERCE AND KING AsSOCi-
IL alton requested to meet mt Hbbcrd Mathew,
Of Twonysecond street and Third Mon
evening October 4th for the Of joining the
Empire Club in their grand torch light proce ssion.
AMOS NJ. HATFIELD, Chairman.
q. w. NJ BRIGGs, }eoora.a,io.
$. UIBBERD, '
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nerfe CT Likeness, family

cure or picture copied 20 10 the popular rooms q
EAPP 1903 Bowcry; also Mt hb9 Broadway below and ~
site nhlos 10 Inns line assr rtment 81 rtch cases
hmer gold :, ckets, and pins ~ YER Low prices
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sass only. CYRUS W. FIELD CO., No. II Cln street
sole agents for tho Victoria Mills and agents almost
abe Manufacturers In this sale
o. yory favorable terms nroh lower than mill
french and Engsh writing shown ihe Unlsss
Etasen
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GfNTH WARD DEMOCRATIC UNION ASSOCIATIONS.
~ The members the sixth ward Democratic Union Asso
citation requested to meet MT the Empire Club hcad
the broadway for the purpose Of joining In tho
Torch Light Procession Monday evening" Oct. tth 1862.
at seven o'clock by order Of -
PATRICK CoYLE, President.
TnoMss STEPHENS, Secretary.
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FIRST RATE FEMALE TEACHER, VINO mas CIV
n lessons in piano and singing In the most fashionable
families wishes nli hours which $40 has
at her dspoa aud refers for recommendation TO Schubert
Co.. 27 broadway, where particulars Will Do gwen anu
nr
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EIGHTH WARD PIERCE AND KING ASSOCIATIONS,
II Attention. The members OF the Association, and all
wishing to unite with requested 20 meet
Head 0S Wooster street, this Monda
4h o'clock for the purpose Of uniting The
Grand Democratic Torch Light Procession. BY order,
GEkSTfOM COHEN President +
JANIS MeDyRMorr, lseers.aris,
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XANTa.

s,~>>->|so {. - -
VUANTBD-BY SMART AND RESPECTABLE GIRL,
w situation TO do tho cooking washing and ironing
Of respectable small family Good alton
CURED Inquire No. 3 Seventh avenue corner Of Thirty
third street.
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n U q CLERK WANTED-ONE CAPABLE OF
- taking the entire charge Of city store aud who
produce atactory references, apply Mt 81 Blocker
"a rppt
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WANTED-A SITUATION As NURSE AND SEAM
.tress y ahshy respse .ste woman She is fully
spsbe OIL taxing tho entire charge children their
prth having brought several children the city ty
nand fiease call at 13 Twenty street. west oil
Eighth avenue. Can show the bahcst estimonials Can
he seen for two days.
WANTED.BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
antuation 70 dc general homework or pain COO king
Bovcry, in the w. "''' ~
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TIC Shcep-iiHc PrOpcnsItfes OF us AMcrI
cans in our tendcnciesto popul ,re anything has with it
philososhy We patronzo Drove and give success,
freaks Of good nature TO those who imagine
be purely "scicntdc The Fortunate with this pride,
really accomplish something but ii left without he
caprice would have done nothing. Now, Mrs. JERYISS
Cold Candy has been doing good fro tho start
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[PER STEAMSHIP ASIA

ARKRnovr Sept al-sld Providence Charleston
and SsP the ESad Ss"
York ' -
CvxaASns, Sept ls-sid cepernicus Meyer Morleaus.
CRoNsTanr. Sept l2-Arr Herbert Hallet, Boston.
preceded for London; I'd States cSisam London
and preceded go FOR Newport and NYorh
GrsoA Sept l5-Arr Mo- Hamilton, Noreans; 10th,
T.yns Sept i9Arr Peter Marcy Leach Nor!eans saml
York ''' s'a -''"' !" ieii' uhh' Ne"
nELvoEr, Sept 2o-Arr Princess Charlotte Dc Best Bal.
HAmnvse, sert la-sld Oder. Ehlors NYork.
HASTINGS Sept 2-Arr off, Prince Albert Sachtman, from
I'd sss t sa,r SSsas,ss No
Orleans sridan Porter EYSrk ah Honse1nma, Pow
Est% ds s.s nsds h,cn Doaae NYorl John de
Sid 2sd RappaharnOck Cushing NYork; Excelsior Had
s ds Tushsr Thicker De- 2
ssss sss EFsa il
s.s xiseSt Cara Newcastle and NYorA Mary
off, DeSon:hirs Ho7sy fson New
9yEEssToWS Sept -Put in Isabella, Rymer, from
TRIESTE, to Sept SAT a, Della chapiu, M.tanzss
PoRTsMoyIH Sept 2l.Arr Ocean Queen, Griswold, Lon
PoRr MAHoN Sept s-Arr Nueva Teresa Guiana Bovart,
Charleston. -
GAcLAR1 Sept 15-The San Francisco, Page from odes
sa for vefroo has put in here to-day with loss of top
Roscorr Sept LILA Felicia brig Robin of this port sid
tact in The night Of the Nth, az O'clock off Lizard
With an Am shin whereby the brig sustained damage
in her rigging and hull and has put back here for
1.-THE limited quantity ofEuropean ship published this
morning occasoned by the reception portion Of
our shipping parers.l
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Naval Intelligence.

The O. s. sloop.of war vandalia Commander William
n. Gardber arrived ct this port yesterday from cruise
the Pacific, via Valparaiso Rio dc Ianco and Pernam-
buco. The NaDdaa sailed from Norfolk on the 9Th Of
Stpenbe 1870 and has bcn absent three years and one
month during which time he bas visited nearly all the
porte Of North and South America upon the Pacific coast
Of taem two three times besides being employed
FOR iyecr important duty at the Sandwich Islands
The following is lit OF her officers nearly ali OF whom
tNtbten Gohed TO her the entire cruise -
Commander-Wm II Gardner
observation-disclosures J.. johnson. Dominick Lynch
bIarmaD Patterson
Acting Lieutenant--Jobn ? Bankbead
Surgecn-Jsmes q. psper
Assistant Surgeon-Robert Carter
Purser-John v. 3 Blesckor
Acting Master-Wal,Cr ellis
Second Lieutenant Narines--.Iacob REED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III. Cusbmsn
Passed Midshipmen-A. W. Habersham stephen j
Luce, III. st. George Hunter
Acting NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HenEel
Ceptsins Clerk-RichaId Deeley.
Purser's CleIk--John NJ. Harrington
Boatbwsin-Zacb Wbmarsh.
GuDner-John Brandt
Acting Csrpenter-RObeft NJ Balm
Acting Standardization b. North
The HaIdnlia has been actually at sea during tie
eruise Eve hundred and three days. aud has faed sixty
one thoussnd miles by log
The following deaths occurred since leaving Norfolk in
164e -
John Vie carpenters mate, Julyp 1850, at yslps
raiso.
prNtlt bhllbt CtpttnDef lcbV, ~
CAbao.
Richard Thompson, captain afterguard, October Il,
1850 Psyts Peru
ADcIow Anderson boatswain's mate, September 10,
1851, Acapulco.
William Miller seaman, September 10, 1861 Acapulco
John = Walsh private marine. September rs 1851, at
Acspulco.
John Walker, seaman, October G, 1861, ut sea-
James Cojne captain Of top, October 20 1851 at 10
noluiu
Adoiphus Conn captain Of tortcastie July 6, 1862 at
Honolulu.
Charles Bennett orderly, May Il, 1852 at sea.
The U s sIoop Of war Cyane a. N. nollins com
nsnder arrived yesterday forenoon from Norfolk in
pasege OF THREE days The following is b Of her o.
fcerr
Comm ander-George N. Holl'ns.
Iieutensnts- W Dprcas Hurst = Dorse Read
Master Al sinoDs
Assistant sUE,on-Gecrge Peck
Ssfss0 Mo bipmtn--W. T.. Parker, H. Van Zandt.
CaptsiBf oterk-J X. Chamberlain.
Assistant Pmsor-M. J. Iabb.
United states sloop-of war ST Mary's, Commander
MegrudeT arrived Nc Batavia, July 9TH, from Hong
Kong, and sailed 18th Tor singapore.
United states Frigste khlifsn. Commodore NcCauey
tuscd 81 Valparaiso Auenst 18th In thirty days from
Ieyss and remained ~ uit,
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In this city. September g. By the Rev. D. Gillette
Mr.. BkNo>An uorcHrIss. Of SoutbinztoD U0an to Mis-
RACHEL nUlouias Of Albany New YORK
AT Huntington. L. /, on Wednesday October g. by the
Rev. james MoDopRall Mr. EpGaR JAMES o1iy9s 20 Miss
LIzzlE youngest daughter Of the late Geo Z. Smith,
of this city
At ntckeDsack on Wednesday. October g. by the Rev.
Mr.. Thompson. GnrAp S,rTH of Nsw Yo'S. IT, sIiss
ASNr NJ youngest daughter OF the late An5re9 Parsons
Esq.
ON Sunday October s. by the Rev. L. Cotteren T. c.
MACE Esq. OF New York TO sMiss UBALpIsA A. LoyrIoY
o. New Rochelle. Westcbester Co. y Y.
On Tuesday October S. in ST. Patiicks Cathedral by
his Grace Arch Blstop Hughes Mr. JONI A. McGlyNN
OF San Fanoseo to Miss SUSAN daughter Of james Gel
Inns Esq Of Brooklyn
On ednesday, October 6, at Plsinfield n j. by the
Rev. 5. j. Drake n. A. @ SEWARD Esq. of Mcrristown
j., TO Miss MATILDA, daughter Of David Rockwell Esq
Of the former place.
At ST AIMS Church, on Tuesday October g. by the
Rev. Or Forbes EDWARD LoSERGAa Of London Eng AMI
to TEnFsA PooLE, of Dublin.
At Hemp>tead. l.. Wednesday eve ming October
O. by the Rev. Mr. Locke. Mr.. AiB1Rr JAMES. of New
York, 10 Miss MARY l.. WHITAKER OF the former place
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Died


On Tuesday, October MAReAK tie beloved wife OF
| Johu Robert, aged 20 years month and days
The relatives and friends of the family requested
aterd The funeral this morning at ten O'Clock, from
| her late residence No 14l seventh avenue.
In he city OF Williamsburg On Wednesday morning
october LopwYR SHARPE, eldest Of John L.. aud
Frances Ann Cromwell in the goth year of his age
His funeral will take place from the residence Of his IA
Their No South Sixth street. this afternoon at half past
enc O'Clock.
Philadelehia papers please copy
In Prcohyn on Wednesday morning October 6, JANE,
wife cf Edward z Watson.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon o'clock from
her late residence, No. 40 Jay street, Brooklyn
On Wednesday October d. Pm Up BRADY, in the Goth
year Of his age, from Caracohan, BalIh, County Ca
van, he!and.
His funeral will take place from the residence Of his
cousin No. Union Court University place near Twelfth
street to morrow afternoon at half past clock The
without further notice.
On Tuesday evening, October s. Miss CATHERINE sHos-
NARp, aged 81 years.
friends and acquaintance and those of the family
respectfully invited to attend her funeral this after
noon at half past o'clock from her late residence
No ~ Attorney street Her remains will be convey ed to
the Greenwood Cemetery for nterment.
On Tuesday October 5, of Inflammation of the lungs
hcscommon. Ireland
The friends and acquaintance Of her brothers Domi
nick and Thomas Leonard are respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from LIS
Mott street
On Tuesday evening. October s. JANE, wife Of Isaac
Rh'nes in The 6Sth year OF her age
The friends OF The iamiy respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this afternoon o'clock from her
late lesicencr No 10 Roosevelt without further
Invitation Her remains will be taken to Greenwood
On Wednesday, October G, ANDREW MuLLIGAN, in the
6Sth year OF bis age
Bis friends ana those Of his sons Michael Lawrence
ard Andrew and Patrick and friends in general
sreciuy requested to attend his funeral this afternoon
at hait past one O'clock fIom his late residence No 206
Ihtrtsen,h street.
On Wedne, day October o. dseasc of the heart Tho
MAS CEuMI
His ficuds and acquantances ore respectfully invited
hi. funeral This sftcruoon at one O'Clock from
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sssr kioSpond. Couch, Ri sS: 9t:s.. daS'
schr Hsmiron. Main, Alexandria, 4 days.
Sehr nermilion. Longstrvet, Virginia, 3days
sehr william. Boyd. Virginia. 2 days
sehr chss RsciweIi. Wills Virginia s sy.
sShr ks. s Harriet Rshnson yrxiuia dsy
sehr White Cloud. Newly. Virginia. a.ys.
sctr Racer, johnson. Virginia. days
sehr Samuel Mills Pearson Virginia Says
Set Plato. Hammond. Baltimore. 8 days
schr Mexico Vanneman PhiadeiphiA, 5 days for New
selT John Stroud, Rumley, Philadelphia, days for
schr Emma futile. Carnell. Philadelphia . days, for
schr Aisssndris, Rocky ood Philadelphia, days for
sehr Charles stetsOn, John, Philadelphia days for
y sehr Tr,phenia Avery, PHILADELPHIA, days. for New
sehr Abdcl Kader. wood Phi,ade ia days, for Hart
ford. '' 80
schr Eva Garwood. Philadelphia dsvs Tor New Hayen
ser BENTLEY Mills philadelphia 2dsys for Newport.
sofr Dixon Janney ihiiadelphia + dsVsy
sshr EgmsTd Adams nr' ashsT Philadelphia days
Sttr Ann, Jamee, Philadelphia. 3 dsys
Sir s;y Gr1Sme EnasS,s sraHasEhia
schr Applerste. Endicott. philadelphia Sdays
sctr TiansEert. Tiltop Phiiaaerhia'4 days
sofr Drake Weiis Philadelphia DAYS
SIR F Finn Rsvlah brown Mtgidse. NJ Sdsys
scbr imrod, Giles, albany for Boston.
sehr Mar, Price, Atwood, Norwaik dag.
Below.
mdse and passengers to & Stuart & CO. F''' -
Brig sel,mon firer from West Indies
Alic two ships and two briss, unknown.
Sailed,
STEAMSHIPS Africa (Br) Harrison, Liverpool Phiadel-
S nsw Orleans ships Isaac Bell Josoa
New Orleans bark Clyde Baldwin, Sar Francisco,
Wind during the day, WSW; sunset, calm
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Cleared.
Steamship Fi.adelphia, McGOwn, New Orleans, NJ o Ro.
sPP E atss 6sT Lf TpTp5 si sFyc Fa Co.
sri ToIflrsIr, ORR vii u, St join Nd, irwin
sIP S9aiIahpea snow netie %ard sons
Sip TaSdaa & New 1f Orleans rS 9fHcEer Co.
Ship Mary Crockes, Croeier, New Orleans, Foster s.
: SLiI Meta, De Horde. Baltimore ocriehs&co
B Brk t teGs 5S tR SG2 sF.nsn ea Be'A'
Bark Nary, Gilisy TaTTagona, j EIwell & Co.
a hcS ISSR sa jasn ds Eosse nHsP READ
Bark Bark Y Bower, Dyer, Kingston, ia, Thompson &
Bark t Albion G,) Bell Narys MONTGOMERY
Brig Comet (Br Icavi.t Sierra Leone, Hs cisn
Brig N S tErl Nscgla9 nHli5ex. Il Donovan.
Brig Chas De Vol tBr), Card, Windsor J Whitney
BFs as9s9q m hSffiF fr E1a' I5.aa D s6a,
Brig Baldwin, Montgomery, Boston, Thompson L.
ssIT s9sy Alfred Was, Rs;l Greek Church
sehr klotts, Chase Boston, Foster & NieAerson.
Soor Fashion, b. denbnr g.' P1o1idancs s-''f
sloop Excel, -, Fall River.
from cruise .he Pacific Via alps raise Rio Janciro and
steamship Asia, Lott, Liverpool, sspt 49, 10 NJ,
%fss &
shin America, bound il.
poc dsss mtSs and 30 ra.ssnscrs to msstei SEPT
% lat ~ 90 on6h spoke Br bark Eliza st John, NB,
for Belfast re timber loaded the captain that
gale preyoyy slhei which caused the vessel to
nsil 1Iaiss SSsRgsy), Gardner sal. Key, SEPT le
's csspss sSP1 s'Rs "a e
Cuba, 9th, lat IS o. Ion 70 90 spoke bark Ata
Fish, from NIork for Mobile, of Mystic.
Bark Jactb frentss Lorrg Inagus Sept is, with salt
TO Dugan, vessel to Nesmth Some. On night Of Sept
II blew for five hours perfect hurricane at nngus
Bark Texps (of Southport Grifths att Hall who died
the passage Oct lat 80 90 Ion a. II fever Savannah
u dsys with cotton, DC, TO Dunham e. Dimon
Bark jasper Bennett Charleston with Gotten and
rice, to Dunham D.mon,
Bark Canton tof New Bcdfordl, BrowneIl Norfolk 2
DAYS, with roS y, DC, to " o BroWnell.
Brig Peter (Brem) Fshars Bron 30 days. In ballast
With l6 aopptrs 10 Pope Co. Sept TO- lat 81 3 Ion
rs 90 cav Or 81 war brig. standing N.
Urig ksbis (r) Costello, Grand Turk fTurla Ieards)
\ - days, with fElt, TO order, vessel 10 mattor.
Brig Olive. Kinney, Jacksonville, LF u days. with lum-
! Ter % master
sehT EgIl emia Bacon Porto caboo Sept H. with coffee,
! 70 RotEre a Co.
selr ! smith, Suits Wilmington NC, 10 days, with
| naval stores.
SER Iielcle Dtuckson Wilmington, NC, days, with
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