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s,S s hats9,ss cla brig Young Wooster Bosso.
Dic6ToS Jsiy e Sid brig SV Maxwell (.fwol, MOI.
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ti%cIe; psga.i.. Cook. Richmond.
Ews1 Sossas and % nsss SsT p
snd wSss
Aug Ai%ss. Asr ssas L.m.re Eastman
HOLINESS HOLE, Aug 10 sldsch.s Potomac. and Mary
if&Es AassS sssn lanBsil Conrad for Ri. Do J..sro.
noon Bari Gov Brisss for H.fiel together with deep
MOBILE, Aug ls-Cid brig Kaloney, Miller rhnsdsl-
deli Phiiadephs. nowiaad. supplying light
NEWBURYPoRT. Aug ls--sld sChr Sarah Jane, PauA-
,NEW LONDON Aug ls.Ar. steamer sAs.usLss gssr
Aug A5r ssy s
sssss 5idsiis freyis:nos Kali; Be-:
isn Ger %Gs a. ss
sns Sing Ct
Parsl.x Marshall Eat Chester; Vim Hone
BOes, Haven; RoxAnna Burnley. Worth, Staten Isand
Dwight Davidson. Dill Norwich Bacon lnewl HUM
detowp Point Ashmead Corson Jersey City sloops
Denpison, Shelly, Madison; Jane MITCHELL, Hartford.
PORTLAND, Aug I9-Arr brig d Pennell. Slower. Phi
PROVIDENCE, Aug l9-Are echrs W B Daring Gibbs,
Baltimorc; Mary Tsrbell, Bsynum, Philadelphia VIM
Ferguson, Champion do; John Rogers Clark do; Frink
FriDk. do; Lyeugus Cumming do Nile Lnss!l Albany
sloops Nimrod Smith, Rondout Pointer Fowler NYark
Below schr Moses Brown Hail. Philadelphia Sid bsig Fac
tor Handy do; schrs Ly diA Gibbs Gbbs Batimes; Allen
Brown, Endicott; Cape May Ross Splendid Culver and
Nathan Crane Sawyer Philadelphia Pavilion, Con-
vert sp, and Gel Scott steele, do Bangor
Ing to windy United Hslock; Vermont Niokerson Danl
Wietts Smith and Ruth Hslsey, Glover Albany; Bonj
Reeves Shaw Philadelphia; aoops Fairfield Allen, Al
bsny; Fashion BIydenburph. NYork.
RICHMOND, Aug l9-Sld bark DIRK, Hutohings, San
Franchises chrs Merchant Wyatt NYork BENZ Bro wning,
Myers Philadelphia
SALEM Aug iS--Arr sohr Challenge, Philadelphia. Sid
brig Shepard, Para. Arr 10th, brgs Mermaid. Lasseu
Salt Key 9th inst Mary Perkins, and Alabama PhilAde
pbis.
SMITHvILLE, NC, Aug IL lS-Sld bark saranAc, Nor
leans briggs Hope, -; Industry. Rio Janeiroj
Lancaster Boston; Geo Washington, Portsmouth.
TAUNTON, Aug le-Arr schr Samuel l. Croker Burt,
Philadelphia. Sid 10Th schr OPERA NYork.
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The Canadian Parliament opened on Thursday,
1eh inst The Governor. General down in state to
the Legislative Council Chamber where he summoned the
members of the Lo yer Eouse
Hon MIR Cnron ala that It not the pleasure OF Ills
ExoeeDcy 20 them the object OF their being
ensd together until they had elected Speaker
The gentlemen returned 10 their own uouse when Mr.
llinoks proposed that Mr.. J. s Macdonald should
elected Speaker
Dir Morn seconded the motion, which carried on
division by vote OF 55 70 %
Mir Rincks generally spoke OF Dir Macdonalds fitness
for the Office The debate not remarkable. Mr. Ii.
Smith the only member who spoke against the GO
Yeinmenl motion The House then adjourned
Tie Governors speech to be delivered the next
day Friday
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MELANCHOLY DEATH BY DROWNING " esterday
morning company Of ladies and gentlemen were bath
ing in the Rancocas among whom were Mr. Henry Aud.
OF the firm OF Bishop AUDI Machinists, and Mr.. A..
Muckle, student of medicine both Of whom remained
in the water after the rest of the company left 1t Mr.
Aud who could swim yenured into deeper part of the
liver when he beard to cry help help ~ number
of times and then disappeared from view. Active
rtsorted TO, and in hour the body Of Mr.
AUD found For hour and half the friends Of
the unfortunate ereyered in attempts
but IL all 10 vain. The cries of those shore,
among whom we're his wife and children who witnessed
bis death were truly distressing Ledger, .9ug 10
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HORRIBLE MUREEa AT RICEvILLE. n. Jon
"Wednesday morning lady residing in Ricevle Raritan
township Monmouth county New jersey, called at the
house Of old lady. Mrs Lewis. TO have neghboriy
talk but upon entering found the breakfast tab stand
ing If the meal had been half finished with cup of
tea poured out but in the house The lady after
waiting for Mrs. Lewis a short time. went home suppos-
ing the old lacy had gone 10 visit in haste of her
neghbors But upon thinking OF the circumstances during
the following night she considered it singular and
morning ut again to the house; when imagine her
prise TO md veyhug about the house she had left
1t the previous morning. The alarm Immediately
given and upou searching the house IL found to have
been pifered Of all five bags containing silver
TO the amount 500 each which 1t was supposed had
proved weighty the robber Attention was then
directed to finding Mrs. Lewis, and at short dis
lance from the house in the secret OF closely
wooded spot her remains were discovered Her head
manged 10 q shocking manner Her brains had evident
" been knocked out with y stick Of wood, which
found lying with two knots exactly fitting the in
dentiuns made in her SOUL; cord drawn tightly
round her throat young seemingly about twenty.
years Ct ege named Johnson the Of captain OF
a vessel sailing TO New York arrested Saturday
afternoon suspicion of being the murderer and has
since been committed al Freehold stand his trial ut the
september term suspicion aroused from the fact
that he tried get gold changed notes 10 many de
rent places the day Of the murder before II
Uncovered and being que STONED where he OBJ
tanned il he replied Of his father. He was however
father who denied the fact lie then said he obtained 1t
Of bis grand mother but his sory Is utterly unbe
lieved. Some Ninety dollars in gold found his
person de bad been married the day after the murder
and bought his ~ed ling suit with his i'll gotten gains-
Phiqdclphid Inquirer. JSh.
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married.,

At the residence Of the BRIDES father by the Rev. Isaac
Paldee. HENRY ANDERSON second of the Rev James
Anderson Rector and Vicar Of Balnisoe Ireland, to
BARBARA youngest daughter of George Washington Bus
ecd (36 East Twentieth sreet counsellor at law late
Colonel Colonial Aid Camp and Chief Secretary Of the
Isiand ofSt Lucia West Indies
on the 3oth Of July by the Rev Mr. Lloyd Mr. JoHy
ADAMS. of East Chester to Mrs CaARLoTTE WEBER oil
NewbUrg
Newburg (Orange county, papers please copy
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MEDICAL.

CELEBRATED RALSAM-A PURELY yEGETa Ban
~ Com position for the certain and speedy Of al
Disease Of the Sorofux Also
cI shs radical eure q Germs obdscsssns Of The ska
warts Prepared only by the In vsrtors. SCahIDGAL
sTOLPP. New York Principal depot, 2ss Rraadwsy
TYR. WARD, AUTHOR OF TIE MEDICAL FKiKxB.-
~ soptn hts ofnss practice with HE Uss
ssoess 81 the old sstabed piavo cana strest dss
from Broadway, STARE not drug Hsutt fcs7
O'clock A. N. TO 10 c'oloex p. n. Prices moderate
nR. CoNvERS CoNTlNUEs HIS WELL KNOWN
- suceeeu practice at the old dispeBsary l3 Cham
street. basement mot drug store and 1t rs Third
nue.. Daily consultations from s n. n. to 9 P M.
DOCKET COMPANION, OR INFoRMATI0N NKvgE
Eve copies Tor 81 sole By G.rr. Co. 2 kns strsssj
Stringer Iownssno 22S j. c. harriet l22lx BreaA
snc BY sbe author Larnont Physician Surgeon,
Reads street corner Of Broadway t. where may
ted =
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TeIegrnphic Reports.

ALBANY, August y, 1901
The receipts by canal since last have been fol-
'ows Flour. 51S9 barrels; wheat, 6S23 bushels;
10 27S do lard, 12793S lbs wool, 55,717 do Sales Of
Gcnesee wheat are reported Mt ST 0S. Western
mixed corn is at Csc aud yellow round, Gee, with
mall business doing. Oats 45 451sc.
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T'Hk MEDICAL FRIEND, OR ADVICE ON TIE
Control ofte Passions Important pocket treatise
which may be had gratis Of the author DR. wsrd Canal
street. one door from Broadway, stairs whore he
nues his rucccssfu practi tet-cen the hours of NJ
and Do not mistake hs office for ANY Of tLa arug
stores 81 which there sname In that neghborhcod
1'HE MARRIED WonAr'a PRIVATE AEDIoA1
a cenparisn. By DE- a .srrcosx Professor
Diseases q Women -Tssntett seiticn. is 30. Pr ~
% many an snsessonss afs and pesusisrs aitsesissr
ME husband, might have been spared By timely sess
q Ah work ~ ptsrSss sspseisliy for hs TsrricS q
Here also svsry ssms.-shs visssb- potbsr--ths CO.
ofyeersn whom satrre oontsnpiatss hsne9
can discover tho causes tlas and the eeisx
ana most certain mode e'surs In every oomps
tlItrsot o. letter from senslsmss DsyIeh, ohies
NV DEAs SIN Ny wife bsob psrcsptibiy sInsins "a,
sb sns suffering soms Ronths ore ana during Goa
anemept. every snooesave dsbiiisssrs
AND pfSsssr.sns boz, tas her liz q mine.s daas
:cIiso NEE, y this time sbous Two sossSs
sssra yons book hishly SPOKEN Of containing nsa
sSprs TO yeu the rclisf aHsrdr my nind Aes
sne 10Y M pases parted 10 wfs lssrning thst M
msss ssoss,y o. psscnssqs grovs.s ssssSy
sle Bu for ths snsthsr pear would have gessd owe
ny head. In AL Lunan probability wife wouls have hss
~ so .ss M sssJ.r s !, ur, 10
etou treated Of ne they are ~ n.t1re strtsc
intend s sor ,h' ssrics ., tsss' oont'np .s'as @s
sgd ~ the puslatins ofes 100 bert, fsst Esw Yors
ittleS Co Albany, yoa.rb Tvctek vcbne, sisbama,
pstsrson. o6 chsstsu. street phlsdelphis 9, N.E
cav i psS ~ e r T.s' s'.:
ssfrsrsss, rsat v.gs n No : NRWptcFtU Afrf<'
sew trfN 4af 4Gss RI tfiAgk s4fN
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- S ~ Ss::l w S.:s::. f.s.: j..
., Ssss AsassaAs RsstsA Brs.sa VIA Bsias.ss xsSss
Bera l:asss MA B.xssr. Galveston. Hss,sy : Murray
s :....s f.sIs q:
e. e. 5h: :s. Ss Ssshs., Jshs wAl.: c.
s:' 81 ss "a Lear,
Bog i,s Obj svs... Hsils.1. H.nns.. s.esA.s..
S,s h sSt Ncsl 3,:s. 9sssss ru.oh 1:i.e.s
BsS sbrosius (swedI. Olsen. Port wsshsil iussl
nsrssrss tBr,. wood Halifax MS. Kelly. s-isAsu
s.: ~: Sea-: S:S::.: .;sss $:s:
sohr orissa Dodge, Riohmosd @ Il Picrson.
sebr Ashland Birch Norfolk sturses, Clearnsa Co.
sehr New Reguus. Dickinson. Petersburg. Van Bruat
scsr Peerless, Green. philadelphia, W Mckee.
ssss RssS So.ssn p.ys:. sps.sa
sss:%sr sevs,sy Rsis Pssdspsi.. raenpssa
sloop visilsns. Wells. Bristol
pt Ssssn Jay ~ :s
e1prisnosa Light westerly winds aad oalns during the
shO AscSin. toppcr) Pepper Boston, sdays In ballast
Bark Rhodes MeNa liverpool 50 days, with ise and
- Gssssns.r: to De%i Co. July u.s. Henry Dippssm
Aug :. lat :. S. lon % 10 on the Grand Bsvis S.sssa
o Kagston at anchor with "a 600 FISH, reported fish
Bari Linden (Drl eisn Sligo. 40 days. In ballast. with
10 passengers. 70 Grin nell. Mnturn q Co.
Brig Saneads tPort) Lelve. 0porto, days. with wine.
Brig Erie (Br) Douglass, Pcteu 10 days. with COAL to
Iuckermas.
Brig Melissa Aun, Hall, Rocblsnd days. with lime.
BIe Pacific Yates. New Haven, 2 days, in ballast.
Schr C II Rogers (ot Phiiadephfa). SSutmaa Fjards,
PR sday with sugar. to Mollcr Sands b Riera vessel to
master.
Schr Mead Hartick Newbern, NC. days, with naval
stores Aug "a IL N. large brig ashore Squam
beech. The pretty hard all sail set
eept the fore topaant snd ENE could not discern
her n had oclors act If IN distress.
Schr Powell Watts, Wilmington. NC, days with ns'
val storts.
with naval stores
scbr Frances Spencer, Washington NC, days. with
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Bales
Exports to Crest Britain since Sept. 1851. 900
Corresponding dates last year. 100000
stock in YORK sn e ,orts Of SS
Corresponding dates last 100 600
year before. ............ las 900
Receipts at ports since Sept l. 1851 .30Osooo
Corresponding dates last year .2316000
year before. ........... ~ OTIS 900
Exports from U. g. since Sept l. 1851. 2 436 900
ua.es , ,Ss Sasa,. soa o 0os
The receipts at this port since the LIST inst been
taken speculation rs 0o0 stock in all hands, O0O
amount on SALE 10000.
In relation to the movements in this market and the
state Of the crqN the circular of I. j. Stewart Co,
II this date, saySI
"At the of issue last circular per Arctic on
7th insl market was moving forward under the in
duenoe Of speculative movement, based the small
stocks in the country and tbs probable wants of the
reach us from the crops now groyine The ses of the
week closing l4th inst, 10000 bales of which the
home trade probably took 5000 and spectators the
mapder At the close prices had advanced three
Of cent placing middngs 10k 101 for ali growths
This week dull feeling has prevailed throughout which
rather added Tuesday 17Ih by the receipt by
telegraph from Halifax OF the Canadas advces TO the
It'll inst and being unexpectedly eighth penny
lover buyers have absained from market TO greater
extent and the disposition to speculate for decidedly
higher prices has consequently decreased Holders
yerihesss maintain firm aspect believing that they
dictate the only change being that sales
cannot be made so freely at former rates and where
is actually necessary to move particular parcel
Monday were 1000 bales; of Tuesday 800 of Wodnes-
day 300 of Thursday eOO and yesterday 1900 bales
at steady prices to which quotations adjusted
The still continues favorable for the growing crop
OF which 20 bales have reached ports nearly entire
y at New Orleans. IL ia to be hoped that it may CONT
but fears entertained that building
strongly hopes in this respect and that the plant
is oyershadowed with leaves, and has had too much
DISTURB with the cool weather recently prevailing
night to be good for large yield in bos which
do not appear to ovorburden the bush
may we'll dread the boil worm, with such an atos
pere until after the Goth of September we can only re-
port the crop favorable for good yield under ordinary
circumstances from this date y
The closing quotations In this market
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NOR THE AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINEs-CLIPPER
n lIns.-The masnifoort Pew clipper ship W fKOTH
rOBAn will sell on tho 26th Dst aos has pies 40 $50
for fret and ssoord orbin psssengers sppiaJ
~ Immediately tow Du1hr, 81 Ftont srsct ane.ol
lrtcp 81 Oh s,ir or fllios @rkeit Cai lfe PsAsl
ai.ttw
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VANDERBILT LINE-FoR SAN FRANclsoo-THr

VANDERBILT LINE-FOR SAN FRANClSOo-THE
only line giving tickets for crossing the Isthmss-
Tho and routeThs avcrite double
giAe steamship PR0METBEUS leO0 will from
Pier No. 2 North rivera o'clock NJ prscisely
Saturday September for Sar Juan Direct ooa-
Meeting with the double engine 8. g. LEWIS. 22o
tons the Nicaragua Transit route having twelve
miles Of land This il perfect
order and rely going through With
despatch IL the bic Tbess steamers
have superior ventilation and For afer
matisn passage 1t the ls~est rates apply only to
D, q. ALLEN. AGENT, No, 9 Battery place M s,anG,
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s HIPPING.

TTss H
s!. ~
M nnS sS fsss sscr e.,gs
Ew'D k. COLLINS & co, No s. Wan streo..
and sail September 18Th '"' 'u''s'1 'A' allan ~
= States Mail steamship FRANKLIN, J.nos A wostan
commander. viii leave fss Eavre touching st
e 10: s sfs ss s o,st s1,
sol Luggage not wsnsa during The vega. should b
ehsnsss viii rscsvsd on Board after TSursdsy August
M aSRTHTR p Ivis Agents. IS Broadway
ID rDUCrIoN IN FARES BETWEEN PBTLADrL.
N pba and Livsrpool-Tbs Liverpool and philadelphia
tssmshp Company intend sailing their new steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
CITY Of Manchester .seturday, Sept
ivy u e'Ass'~ RIO. IlyrIrooi 's'nf'a'' o''
Civ Civ q q d M:.ssssst Wsss:s ST.
Rates Of Passage from PhisicipbiS .%ssoos in after
IN sssss ana IN @
''r f FaoS%s' sicfs z.eA.ns
limited w:nre a 5. sssss
a. go from raadslphis and $50 from bvsrpoo--fouDd
ss.. 'ss? W. ssSs
receive ssSs for Mos ana Win sail n. above ports
on August 2bh at IL oeooi precisely from
pier foot OF Harrison street, Passage $es Freight on
measurement goods 80 cents per cubic NswOYieans
frsighs shipped by the Mail Line charges 40 com
missions NO Freight taken 10 Havana but specie Nc
freight received after @ T. NJ, Tuesday Aug 2th Thu
Bsek Warrior the wharf ali her cargo Par
ssls will be received for Mobile ard at the o.
Ace till 10Y NJ on the day Of sailing. For further pars
LiviNGSTOM, cRocHERoN & CO., No 81 Broadway
Passengers for HAya.a must procure pssspcrts before
Exchange Reading Rooms snd Wall letter once.
Cor AUsTRALiA-rloNEHR LINE or PAoKIrt
sailing monthly for Port Philip and 81 dnsy The nSM
slipper ship OCEAN EAGLl, Of BOO tons. Captain An@
Sonos six mostks old with all the odern inerovsmenN
Al the M -: .sd I'll c q,
sspsembsr The chips Of This has ssuir: n s sayr
tseusnts Tho odstions,. &C. q - 49, mp -
and dAs already despseosse ar eoMN
zoe OF the ships follow, Its Only W ~ ma
dstsrnnsd make chem snp:,i:r 70 aoy 'sssi ans
foi clipper shp Hishsirsss built fer s,hbasoa 81 The
w1rids Fsir viii b dsslasohsa lM rovensw
JOHN OGDEN,
no ocear Rage hs: :sgso Ter 80 az
8 sisw Of swing nhundanss Of room The sp WI sail pos
lively ashdvsrthed.
NOR THE AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINEa-cLIPPER
a lisc.-The mssnifcort rev clppe- ship va skOrh
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IINlrED STATES MAIL srEAMsaIP coxpAsY.

connecting with the Pacific Mail steamship Com
ony through line for California and Oregon. AspA-
wall and Panama The splec oia and double engao y.
s. mail steamship OHIO 5000 tons. Fiadley Schensk.
q two o'clock seiy from pier At foot IF w.e.
masnifoent steamer PANAMA win be in rsadisesa ~ Pa
mama TO receive the Ohos mails and passsng-rs snd san
the I'VE companies to put their through wsh
Ladies saloon state $685. lower sft and
loon d. $50 second cabin seandees $40 ssesrsss tSS
will be landed the railroad wharf
wall free. Transit Of the isthmus at tho passenger
Persons securing through passage the United
States mail steamers from New York have preerenoe II
nation board the Pacific mail steamers Rates
Of fare Panama San Francisco
terma For freight or passage, apply to CHAHi.kS A.
WHITNEY NJ sho ocs Of the lit West street.
corner of Warren N. Y.
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The ssesmstp coumbia viii PLY between Ser rrns
porta awaiting at the pors NJ
arrival ais PaRsms, sadxssu
ing without delay with the mas and psssengorE fex ~
steamer from SaB Frsnosoe Persons securing throuek
easssss BY the United State. nail sseamers hon Nsw
York have preferences OF aatoD board 1hx
Pacific mail Rates OF fare from Panama So
Francisco .he most favorable regaies line
propeers Will be kept for bs Of frAGt
snd transsnt gassengers hesweea Pansms snd sss rs
cisco One Of the shove steamers will the
zion between AosPnco ana other sxioao ports Each
sengsr allowed go bs baggage ee not sxos<
Chsges 10 oentr foot ard from Panans TO SAs pea
disco ct the of 500 For freight
apply to CHARLEs A WHITNEY At tho o6iee 81 DC
oa papiee III West OF warren. New YoFs
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Passengers Arrived.
LoNDoN-Ship Northumberland-E Poole Thorpe
and lady Mrs Mrs James aud four children, Miss
Howsrd-306 in the steerags.
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schr John spaaord. Long.tIest, Virginia. 2 days.
ssR sr psva n.1sa9a rSiips bsssepof
sohr Hume, Godfrey. Sandwi DAYS.
soS1 ] Cooley i g, ryder. Boston: day.,
Sehr Susan. GRAHAM. Portland. days
schr Counsellor. Frank, Ellsworth, days.
sehr Tivano Lowe Goueester days.
schr Eliza Iawtoa Robinson, srSioi. sdsys.
sohr Maria. Kelley Harwieh; , days
sehr Potomac Miller, Ellsworth, days.
Schr Mary Ann. Grant, Ellsworth days
sohr Coral Staples Roekiand days.
s sssr sss rSs,ss
Schr Olive. Mcdonald, Passport, days.
sohr D Hart, Rowley, Calais. 10 days
Steamer Kennebec. Clark, Philadelphia. Aug ~
Laht; from appesT ance had been on bat short time.
Sloop Agent. Lewis. Boston, 4 days.
MISUNDERSTANDING City OF Richmond hence for
sprung supposed by striking the dock hea-
Why while going out in charge Of pilot She slightly dam
aged another vessel that she also came In collision with
Below,
ship Goodwin (of Portsmouth) AZ days from Antwerp
to Taylor g. Merrill s.u.
Steamships Pacific Nye, Liverpool; Alabama, Ludlow,
Savannah; Roanoke Parrish Norfolk and Richmond Ship
BY tug Ajax probably anchored At the SW Spit
portsJuiy u.s. Ist l6 o. Ion TO- passed vessels lower
mast bToi en- Of BY the dock with top and rigging
spars 4th inst lat ~ A. Ion &C o. passed bark showing
asS a sr her
10TH lat SO S. Ion 49, passed packet ship Jsseb Wes
dsy lat 20 o. lon IS rs exchanged signas with ship Ara
bella 90: Portsmouth hence for Bic; 18TH Montauk besr
n a piot.
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Cotton Trade.

Cotton Trade.
The annexed statement exhibits the movements of this
sispe in this country up to the latest dates in each
the past three years.
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Hon. ABBOTT LAWRENCE The Newburyport
lerah says We have hint from well IL formed
that nr Lawrence England at the request
Of Of bis business associates In Massachusetts who
desire his Woe and staDce In communicating OF
the manufacturing operations which have been
In embryo for years and In which they and he
largey Interested Among these the Essex Company
st Lawrenoe. which " conducting its operations
gigantic scale and Engaged Of It's la
constructing an enormous mill six hundred feet long for
the msnufsctut Of Barge de LANES article not be
Tore attempted in this country This mill IL AS stated
wiz require but million dollars 20 complete IL, but IL IL
me opinion d many thet TO complete and operate it will
require ooub.e thai amount Of capital As it is O
undertaking Is Of liable 10 he very losing or
very pfontsbe concern according the knosledge and
ekn a'sPsysa 10 ne oonstruction and management as
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