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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-03

CHRIsT1ANA PRIsoSERs.-Thc billsagainst the Chris
tana prisoners for murder and riot have been ignored
by the Grand Jury at Lancaster and all the prisoners
were discharged.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-03

The Baptist State Convention of Mississippi
have resolved to raise 100000 for endowing a
college in that State
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-03

MANNERS OF YoNG LADIEs.-In endeavorine
to avoid everything like display, young ladies
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-03

knowingly neglect, or refuse so to make informa-
ton as aforesaid, shall he liable to the fine inpo-
sed by the second section of this act.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-10-12

the habit of looking TO him for council and ad-
vico, now. than Mazzini. Kossuth'they argue,
with great FEASIBILITY has so opened tho eyos
of Absolutism on the Continent that it is NOR
ally and physically impossible that any scheme
Of the revival Of revolution can succeed under
his management. His speeches and harangues
n-tlte United States thoy say. have only had
tho effect to show Kings and Princes their
weak places, and to put them ppon their guard
against popular innovations, as pointed out and
enforced by Kossuth. 4 ~.
Tho London police. nevertheless, are in
structed to keep asharp oyNon themovoments
of tho 'Magyor.' But, so far, they have had
no occasion to Interfere with him; taking it for
granted that he is no longer in the confidence
of the exiles in England as we have stated
1t is believed he has means enough at his conf
mand to enable him and his family to spend
tho rest Of their davs in peace and comfort, as
private residents of London" s<t
IN Y. EXPIRES.
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What Nexti

Ships and steamboats, are likely to become
amphibious. 1t is now seriously proposed to
run full rigged and laden ocean going ships
and steamers over land routes on rail roads, to
save the expense of reshipmont or extended
circuitous voyages. The thing does not soem
preposterous. We shall next hoar of some
Yankee scheme for running locomotive across
the Atlantic on railroad laid on tho bottom OF
tho ocean! A schomo to pass steamboats, of all
sizes over the falls of tho Ohio on a railway ID
in fair way of bcing consummated rail
way similar to those used to draw vessels out
for repairs, is to be laid down on the Indiana
bank of the Ohio opposite Louisville, one milo
in length, by which steamboat, full of freight
and passengers, will be taken on to cradle and
run over tho falls on railway and deposited
in the river again rs gently as nurse would
handle sleeping child. and all in the space o.
fifteen minutes. This is rather bold design
but it is tame when compared with another OF
like character which will make our opon theil
Dyes.
1t is known to all, that tho coasting voyage
around the capes of Florida, is not only o long
one. but boisterous md hazardous. To avoit
this it is seriously proposed to construct a rail
road across the Peninsula of Florida, which sep
| aratcs tho Atlantic from the Gulf of Mexico,
distance of some ono hundred and twenty miles
say from st. Augustine to the mouth Of tn,
"Suwanee River" where, according to tho pop
ular melody, tho cold folks at home" arc to b,
found. If ships could be carried across thi
portage, 1t would save tho time, expense and o
a tempostuous voyage of somo 500 or 100,
miles around tho capos. A canal, however
will bo found to be tho safer and moro cconom
ical method. Nothing can bo moved on
railroad as chcaply per ton as upon canal
With ship canal Of liberal breadth and goo,
depth of water; ships could bo passed from tn
ocean to tho gulf, or vira rersa in about a.
hours. In war with maritime power, sue
value, and to the coasting trade of tho countr
iliary.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-10-12

KossUTn. of Kossuth. II is so long
since wo have heard of his name mentioned,
that we wore afraid to look in the London bills
of mortality, lest wo should discover him
down among the dead men, Tho newspa-
pcrs thcro never give us an inkling of his illus
trious whore abouts, and those verdcious cbron-
icIers, our own correspondents Of the Amori-
can press, have mover syllable evon to throw
away upon him. Where is hot What is he
doing? How comes on that pressing business
he was in such hurry to get to England to
attond to? All these arc inquiries that have
boon so frequently put hero, moro out Of curl
osity than anxiety, that il gives US great plea
sure to rolioyo tho solicitude of those seeking
for information.
We learn, thon, from passenger by tho Eu
rope that the great Magyar is living in pri
vatc boarding house in back stroot in Lon
don, without in tho least ttroubling'himself about
Continental politics. the intervention question
or tho solidarity Of the peoples. The French
Italian and Hungarian exilos. with which tho
Dritirh metropolis swarms IL 10 said, are less il
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-10-12
The Elephant in Trouble.

An affecting incident occurred on Tuesday
last in ST. Johnesvillo, ut the breaking OF
bridge over which two elephants belonging TO-
tho Circus and Menagerie of Messrs. Sands.
Quick g. Co., werc crossing. 1t appears that
carolessness Of their keepers in allowing both
elephants to go on the bridge together, their
weight caused it to break down whom the two
noble animals were preciptated from height
of I5 feet to tho bed of the:river amongst the
rocks, iniuring tho female Juliet, so severely
that il was for long time impossible to get
her oat Of the water. The male Romeo. not
being so much hurt, was soon in condition
to be removed, but his attachment toward his
unfortunate companion was so great that no
efforts could induce him to leave her in tho
time of trouble. Various means of persuasion
and oven force was resorted to without effect,
Separating them aivo seemed almost impossi-
bic. At length large powerful mastitf, OBJ
tanned several years ago from tho farm OF Hon
~ Clay, in Lexington by whom the elephants
had allowed themselves to bo driven, and OF
whom the female was very much in fear. was
bro't out and set upon Romoo for tho purpose
of getting him away from his mato. Not
withstanding her broken limbs and the dread
| of tho dog. the faithful Juliet made despe-
rate effort to protect her partner, in doing
which, tho position of tho two wounded aui-
| mails became SO much changed as to enable the
keepers with assistance to drag them on tho
beach. Finding it necessary to leave them
behind, tho company causeda shed to be built
over thom on tho bank Of tho stream, where
tho devoted friends will remain until their
wounds are healed. M -
Those elephants wcro captured together IN
Asia ton yoaos ago and brought to Engiand;
where thoy were purchased by the celebroted
Womble, and taught TO perform together in
dramatic poces at all tho principle theatres in
Europe. They subsequently, became tho prop
crty of Messrs II. Sands, Quick & Co., with
whom they have always travelled in this coun-
try. and arc known far and wide. Romeo,
though much stiffoned and bruised, is not dan.
ecro1sly hurt and will probably be continued
in tho exhibition: but boor Juliet ispast all sur
gerry; having broken her shoulder and other
wise being sadly crippled she cannot long sur.
viye her injuries, and will "novcr march again.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-10-12

The following is reported as truo message
from certain individual now in tho Spirit
World as we have been told:
Rapper-John Jonesl
Spirit of John answers by two raps.
Rapper-What is thatl
Spirit left the world without calling on
tho printer, rs prom Oh. ifI could but
but return to tho Garth, would do
Rapper-Do whatl
Spirit-Call on the printer and pay him
them four dollars but it's too late.
Rapper-Now send message to your once
fond dear wife to pay it for you, and then you
will be happy.
Spirit Yes. yes, tell her If she wishes me
to enjoy eternal happinos, to 90 at once and
discharge that debt, and everlasting bliss is
mine.
Rapper--I will do as you bid mo.
message is dispatchen to widow Jones in
forming her of tho vory lamontablo sufferings
Of the spirit of her ato husband, on account
of not making poace with tho printer. She
answers that she will go at once, pay the man
of types, and ask his forgiveness for hor poor
dear Jones.
Rapper-T sont message as you bid mo
to your wife, and is, ero this on her way tc
tho friend you had forgotten whilst on earth.
Spirit-O. Joy unspeakablo.
Rapper--She has paid tho printer.
Spirit--Happyl happy! am III!
Nofa Beaa-The above is q warning 10 al
who do not heed tho call Of tho "mnn Of typos.
You may, liko Jonos, do without cancclinl
tho dept, as no did, and suffer the Same pangs
of romorso. II you wish to enjoy everlasting
bliss hereafter, mako yeur peace with th'
Printer.
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From the Sandusky Register.
II INY-DAY REvERY.

long 70 know more Of this mystery
This strange and beautiful mystery,-myself
To see. and comprehend. these subtle strings
SO infinitely countless. fine and close,
That interweave my being,
And make its discord, and its melody,
Poised for moment on this tiny spray-Srop,
Thrown ont from the eternal billows,
ynd housed in dungeons narrow worn and dim.
We are so infinitely young untaught. and blind,
That, dmly saeing through its wretched rents
glImmorlng of hght,--a few gross shadows,-
Wofancy that we ses'--we talk ofknOrletgs!
The angels know our ienoranco:--
We scarce begin the alphabet of knowledge here.
oh, when, we wrest away this calling chain.
And break from our gnoble sheath and rise
Out of the dust just bv the gate Of Iifo.--
(Which ignorauce names Death, and deems IL so,)
II Iheh the film.is torn from OF our ewes.
And wa have learned thus much-there isa Con-
God OF power infnite-iis oil flight
That we may hope 10 know this side those bars of
That splendid realm beyond whose lucid lovely sun
Is Truth-its realm will open to us thcrc.
s.lE fhst exalting atmosphere -. 49,.
No low horizon, no material sense,
Shall bound the exulting vision; [fuse
The glow Of health, the ecstacy offrcedom, shall in
Our being with life. which will unva
The mockery Of this thing that we enll Life.
Transparent siGht--Eternity transparent
TO our gaze' forever wandering up and down
New paths of radiant lirht--or pausing
All enwrnpt in light, delicious dreams
ORB oundless love, and wisdom, yet TO gain.
cannot be content; yet IL is vain
To struggle for the daylight and the freedom now.
The shallow teachings Of the senses must suffice
Nor will in the crysas disdain
This paltry taskroom, with its little tasks
Uncomprehended. Am not learning
That there are nobler tasks, a better Teacher.
And higher school Oh, 10 be numbered Icy
With the learners thereto live in that transpa
That book oil writ with musics shapes, and tones,
Open before me ever!
Perhaps my first, glad glance will show me why
day like this shields such balmy breath
OF peace and happiness about my way. MKT.
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For the ilillsdale Standard.
LINES.

snggestsd BY the late Tragedy at Niagara.
BY MRS. La. BARNES.
AT party near Niagaras roar,
just at hush of even.
Were watching on bright Luna's shore.
Tho sprag ascend TO Heaven.
And nearer still the torrents flow,
Was one in manhoods pride,
Seated in nouversaton low,
With his ailianced bride
Her sister young-a syiph like child.
Her face as bright as May
Was dancing the moon lit sward,
With foot steps light and gay;
Her clear and silyery laugh rang ouf.
With gambols blithe and free,
Winning fond smiles from loving hearts,
With gay like witchery.
Still skipping round. the lovely child
Seemed tireless in her play.
Till dancing near the the currentwild
Her father called away;
"I'll see dear sir, that she is safe."
Young Addington replied
In merry mood sweet Annie stood,
Next moment by his side.
III have you now you ahall be paid,
You pritty rogue, for all
The tricks that you on me have played
Ill throw you o'er the Fall.
Then gently DER the current swift,
He swung the laughing child.
Amused to hear her piercing shrieks,
And pleading accents wild.
But half beside herself with fright.
Though firmly in his clasp.
She struggled now with all her might.
lnd struggled from his grasp,
Quick to the horror stricken girl,
Now standing by his side.
He uttered bIt word-andt then
Sprang in the rolling tide!
And clasping round her slender waist,
The precious maiden bore
So near, he grasped fragile shrub,
Upon that mocking shore
But ahi the ceaselcss surge dashed on,
With wild resistless flow;
And Ger Niagaras foaming crest,
Both borne 5eiop.
South Plains Niagara Co., N. Y.
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e1-The Washington monument, now hum
dred aud seventeen Feet i'm height, is in progress,
a nd with overy prospect of being ultimately
completed according to design.
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A HINT FoR ExcuRsINrsTs.
He who a watch would koep,
Two things must do;
Pocket his watch,
And ,cafch his pocket, too.
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;. AZ Rare as true lovo is II is less SO than
tue friendship. |
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From the Spirit World.

The following is reported as truo message
from certain individual now in tho Spirit
World as we have been told:
Ropnor-Iohr Ionoot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-09

Canada WIZ probably como back, and 60 out In tho
steamer from this port, on Saturday.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company have declared .
dividend Of ten per cent.
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Bank Of the United States, held ct Philadelphia on
Monday, the following resolution offered by Josiah
Randall, ESQ.,
Resolved That the stockholders of the Bank of the
United States by majority of the votes present
represented according to the scale of allowed
elections Of directors do now decide that Is expedent
for the Bank Of the United States to make general
sgnment Of the real and person estate goods chs
corporation to trustees for the payment securing
the payment Of the debts Of the same
1t referred to committee Of Ave, composed of
James Robertson, Josiah Randall George NJ. wharton,
Christopher Faon and william Rawie report thereon
at adjourned meeting of the stockholders, on the
third Monday in February unless called together
The earnings Of the Ogdensburg Railroad December
500 O0 against about SIT 900 In the corresponding
month Of last year. Freight has been blocked up at
Rouss's Point during the month, and the Ogdensburg
road obliged to stop carrying for nearly week,
that account.
The Cleveland and Columbus Railroad Company have
declared additional dividend Of four per cent
the net earnings Of the half year ending December 1s
this with the dividend Of four per cent previously,
makes eight per cent dividends the last half year. and
leaves surplus of net earnings OF about 5000 applied
to the Improvement of the road side tracks, Sc
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MO u Ny NJ A IL * 4. II .

THURsDAi, Jan 3--6 p it.
Al lie finances we're quite active t. day but prices
were not 50 buoyant. There Is no feature in the
market, but there is healthy feeling abroad anI the
genera impression is that higher prices will rule before
the lapse Of many day. We continue ~ receive the
most favorable accounts from every quarter. Every
steamer from Europe and Californis briggs sac
tory advices Of the progress. trade Foreign markets
for cu products every way encouraging aud prices
current remuneratipg The movements OF precious
metals continue active; but our receipt more than
equal the shilments-in fact. Whichever war turn
see nothing but permanent peace and sound solid
substantial prosperity The year opened auspciousy
and We can nothing In the persp ctiys calculated
to create the least apprehension Operators in he stock
market begin to feel more confident The sad
nothing TO alarm and startc he community while lhs
bulls see gradual Improvement in the financial Affairs
OF corpora tons and individuals This feeling slowly
but surely extending end i has acquired suf-
hcient strength, we ehan the elect At the drst
board TO day prices not fully sustained but there
was feeling exhibited faI from depending Erie
Railroad declined per cents Erie bonds 1868 ~ Erie
Income, Reading Railroad !; New Jersey Zinc Co ,
Z Canton Co.. Z Norwich and Worcester Railroad, K
Florence and Keyport Railroad advanced = per ceut;
Hudson River Railroad Fl Morris Canal 3
At the second beard the market weak aad fever
ISL The demsnd active for most q the gancie,
but prices dropped little and At the close there
plenty Of stock offered There large sale, Of North
American Trust.S fancy which has been almost lost
s.sh: q iatsly>Sputa year ago there was quite 80
active ~ c1lst01 Va X sud holders doubt want 70
ct Up another
Tie receipt, y The oee q the Assistant Treasurer Of
tbs port to-day smounted 70 ss7065 ~; payments
s7SdSs o3-bsancs sl722 ga IS Tn. steamer Csnads
ffon Boston Or Liverpool yesterday carried out only
tFenty hve thousand dollars But for the storm which
detsinsi The tral1 much larger amount would have
goEa cut, The Pacific Saturday, for Liverpool
vii Lsae out &C eaat bait million Of dollars 10 specie
1r' r he anecie sapt . Boston fos shipment Ia The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-09
CITY TRADE REPORT.

THuRsD,y, January SD Z ".
BfrAnsrrTrs- Flour continued brisk, 600 obls hay.
ing charged hands at yesterdays rates rye -four and
meal were inactive. Wheit showed more activity,
the business consisting Of 10000 bushels Canadian and
Southern white at private contract, and $500 Long
Island do at ST. Corn in better demand with sses
Of 1000 bushels Western mixed at 65c Rye held
at &c., and barley at soc without buyer Oats seemed
quiet at the recent reduction
CoTTor-Thc sales, to. day, 1900 bales without
change in prcesthe Cambrias advices not being srf
cently indicative Of higher range of quotations
Liverpool to induce shipments at anything beyond pre-
vious rates
FRrcaTs.- Shippers disposed to await the receipt
OF the Cambria letters before doing much Some cotton
reported taken at 632d to l6i other articles to
Liverpool nomnally the To London, 400
bbs flour were engaged at 1s. cd. To Bremen. rates
steady at 2s for rice; 22s 81 for tobacco 2os
for ashes; and cotton &c. To Antwerp ashes and rise
were at 25s. There nothing to notice in rates
to Navre or to California.
PRorIsIoss exhibited interesting variation. The
transactions consist ed OF SEQ bbs prime and pork
at SIS SIX SIS S7is and $14 IS SIS rs. q slight
advance $50 DO prime lard at &c 90 per 10 100 do
prime and mess beef at 81 rs SIS 80 and s. so Sll;
and 80 do. beef hams at SIS SIS 25 decline, re
epectyey.
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l S5s Pa. ssss! ssi; ss.is:
sslI IsRsy POWELL HYoIl ca S;s ship seesis siSi.
ZIP:
.ss a. S csnss
f,.,s ATsy LonaSn; Ais.s1ssT Grant kilIvSsd Liver
sS ss.s S..:s
eeof Ssscn Boston; Midas 5osSsn
s s.s: W. ss 's Afis: S.s H'''a' ''hr
Isss s.fss
s nsE;. s
kssssass: .l'n'' Bar
ss
nsy ss0
RsppsSsnpool Cgshn.n. NYorE s.sIs SuIohs WiaeaeI,
@ Vary Ann.h snss Sswpo1 A
MsLs!ias BS,ds.n1 Tsnny a'joI Msj9s Rio S.Hsi;s
S Mar
asald sss:.s Ga ssip:I S
MY9rs BLsndySns ssrsyT9nn do chspplsp WoodwsrS
Trieste baris EiisudOn. Butler. Hsv.Hs Hssois wilson,
NORFOLK. n4-Arr schrs R9wona. Kiman. and onooo.
ssSArp stssmsrs Roger Wilians Trseborn. Ph.de
on
NEWPORT. Jan bArr schr Fountain Eddy FRiver. 70
NEW BEDFORD Jsa o-sld soar Augusta, Springer
NANTUCKET. Ian Sid schrs Smith. Brown. and
d ~ Aasms' Aa.Ts' I Baltimore: p.,. CO. ...
port for MnsanEas Julia Arey (nsw Arsy Frankfort
Havana E!len Reed Chapman. do for hatansas Fame
PHILADELPHIA IA, JAa Arr schr Columbus Dryer.
PROVIDENCE, an6-Arr prop Osceola HUI, EYorh;
soop Blackstone, Smith, do Below brig Lorebto. Fogerty
fro Mobile Sid schr Jos Turner Miken Baltimore and
anos9sSd 81 hsySss P1in r- ,,,,,
erson Ryder and sohs Antarctic SNOW South an,o
ready tor schrs Sophia Parker aud Sarah Mcdonald TN
Boston for Virginia.
Several oaaas Albany ME and bills of white
supposed the deok Iosd Of some inward bound vesel
PORTLAND, Jan 5-Cld bark Ootayia Collins. MAtanxas
sehr Cambridge. York. Norfolk
CHAR eohrs karotls Roekana for Savannah; Phips
burg do for Norfolk Cid bark Alnah York Havana bry
Gscse Bra,eri Gov Brock trsw OF Porslaad 1876 tons
PURToMOUTH. Jan Arr schr Marietta, Castine for
York.
RICHMOND -aa 6-s,d sohr Gaiego Nelson NYorz
Gipsg Bonnall. do Loha Stall -. Phiiadeiphis do
on beard
SALEM Jan Gin port. 81 dark. brys LyrA Mary Ann
schrs Ba!.io North ssas Flores and Aren zarrsndi
WILEINCJpN NC. Jan 5-Arr bark Undinc. Lawn.
Mar,nilue Iangier. Parks Matan Lucy Atwood. al
wood Maven; Wandsrer Morse. st Thomas; ochrs VIM
Smith Harmon. NYofk; Loehiel Conner. Castae Mo.
Etors, ober. sedgwok. Me- Virginia Griffith Piumer New
Ennfy bartinius Vermont eugets Eden Ne for George
town Con- Gfeenlaw Martinique; John Dow Oil
ye-, hYors Helen RIDER. Ryder Boston; Julia Aouiton,
Daniel 80 Crox; sohrs Jane Patterson. Peacock NYork
John FsEon S.;lphen. Boston Hobart. Cove Pgoyi.
de0ce: hsloollh, Gl1glec, NNOrk.
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Married,

On Tuesday, NOV. A. in williamsburg L. l.. by Rev
+. Ts yior Mr. EDWARD DEAN BuRRowEs youngest OF
the late MI Thomas Burrowes of Dublin TO Mise MARY
J.NE your ges daughter Of the late M Joseph
Butler, Of Dublin.
January by Rev. Henry Chase, Mr. JANE, sooTr 70
Mrs M. W. SA,rsoa, oil or Albany
Albany papers please copy.
On Saturday Jan 9, by Rev Mr.. Lsfont at the French
Catholic Church Canal street, Mr.. c. SouSLr native o.
France to Yrs. MARGARET War; Of this city.
ON Thursday, January s, by Rev Michael Curran
Mr. Wa BLoch to Miss M,Rr Az, P.eEr, both of Green
FONT, L. /.
January by Rev. Kelly, SAMUEL A. J. SwirzEs Of
Baltimore, TO Miss ELr7 ABrI McLorcnrIN Of Albany
baltimore and Albany papers please copy.
On Thursday January 8, by Rev. j. NJ Wainwright
Mr WuLrAm WADE, (6rm Ct Smith, Wade Co } to
1ASF daughter Of Joseph Willoughby ESQ all Of Thu
city
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yeIexrapnic Marine Reports.


i-stss nship Cambria Liverpool 27.h ut Dec 80
lat n 40 lon is 90 passed snshi? supposed The
Arctic, from n York for Liverpool
Also a-r, bark StAmboul IN yrns
Ceare6Barks W m Larrabee, Carionas Lucy EOr.sans;
sehrs Magnolia Georgetown; Noble, NYork
Scholarships Ales.o Hannah barks Palmetto Elk; brigs
Dunhsm, Huron Pos-l Audoyer and from bsiow all the
srtvs I'd bound.
Ship Hora.io, from York fer C1nson spoken Dec
lat Il 81 n, lon IS "a W. ST. well
Providence. Jams
arr;yed-sloop Oregon, sturses. EY9rk Poinser. Fov
Ter do.
Bslov-schr Worcester. philadelphia
Llcasei-Brig Crocus Havana
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Cleared.
Steamship Ne slin Cope 81 Thom1s, ECuaard r. 4 CO
bhp John Js7 Beujsnin San Francisco, Or!saell Min.
s,rn Co.
pbip Devonfhirs. Hovey, Lor don, Grisvcid.
Ship Onward tBr) Welsh, Savannah, n PiihinIton.
Ship Camden Sherwood, Charleston, Durham n DtmOa,
Bark Emily Niger. smith, 80 MsskS. E,ge HaEard.t
Barb Hebron, Kilby, ApAlAohiools, kesmith h Sons.
Brig Vests (Bre nj Haze, Port 81 Pists Pops q Co
schr Virginia Hotett, Savannah, Demlll a. Co,
Schr Sta tsmAn. Bgrch, AsEAaisa Bna City Bs1gess
{ lea<mnn Co.
sohr Bersh Rsevs. New Haven, Van B,1ab &ssgsA
sobr 9ra ChADbsrtA AIN, Boston IN -ssee