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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
The Division to which | have the
honor Of belonging has commissioned
me to address you Oh this occasion, but
| tell you candidly in the outset do
not know what ii is | am expected TO
say. Some of the brethren have ad-
monished me that this community is
perfectly wearied with those necessary
bores-temperance lectures proper =
that the patience of the most courteous
among you would scarcely bear up
under a half hours infiction of that
kind; and that 10 interest you, or secure
10 myself that attention SO gratifying
to the personal vanity of whosoever
presumes to appear before public
assembly, must shun the beaten track
and coin from my own brain something
: that is new.
The advice was good, no doubt; only
that to follow il to the letter, must
stand with sealed lips before You, for it
was written of old, arAl is not less true
now, @there is no new thing under the
SUM- and to follow ii ever. in good
faith, | am shut out from very inviting
field for declamation-one wherein the
adventurous fancy might Gull its most
pleasing garlands-one wherein the
pulses Of popular feeling might be sue
cessfully touched, and the tides of emo
tion be made to move Gas under the
moon do the pillows Of the sea- You
perceive, therefore, that taking these
things into consideration, there was
much conflict in my own mind, as to
what might, could, or should say to
you on this very interesting occasion.
Mr.. Hoyle, an author whose name is
familiar to most of you, though indeed
of doubtful title to veneration, in an
essay upon one of the fine arts, has be-
Queathed TO US maxim which may be
thus rendered: Whenever you are in
doubt, lead trump" Tshall endeavor
10 followit now, and if it should happen
to discornpose the game in the hands of
any of my partners here, | can only say,
as is said elsewhere when the rule is
unfortunately or improperly invoked it
was the only lead left me by the fortune
OF the deal. and was aimed for the best.
Gentlemen, members of the Order of
the Sons Of Temperance. the objects
Of your organization are as noble as
ever animated the hopes and inspired
the fabors of any association; the form
and structure of your society are ad-
ynirably ada apted to the accomplishment
of IFS purposes, and these purposes, so
far as they can be compassed by human
agency, are gradually rising to their
fulfilment; but there is danger ahead,
which threatens to neutralize your best
efforts, and set at naught the well
directed labors of years. The temper
ance reformation, which, from being
g everywhere spoken against among
men,n-eveiywhere the bye-wofd and
leef of the village wit and the ale
house ribald, through the influence of
your peaceful combinations has risen
70 such commanding dignity aud i'm
portance, that not only does no man
dare place himself directly in opposi-
stion % its principles, but has become of
aecredited value in the eyes of legisla-
presidential aspirants-rising
sfrnm neighboFhood to national import
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TEMPERANCE.

FRANKLIN, APRIL %, 1882.
S. H. McGILL, Esq:
Dear Sfr and Brother-The undersigned,
members of the Order of the Sons of Temper
ance, having listened with pleasure to the ele-
CANT address delivered by you before our Order,
on the occasion of our late public entertainment
given by Teche Division, the 20th instant,
and most cordially approving the doctrines and
sentiments therein so forcibly and beautifully ex-
pressed. ..very respectfully request of you copy
Of that address, for publication in the Planters
Banner Its clear and striking enunciation of
salutary doctrines on subject of practical i'm
portance cannot fail to arrest public attention,
and especially the attention of our brotherhood,
and contribute to guide our beloved Order in
the "strait and narrow path of well-doing.-
Your early compliance with the above request
will, in our humble Judgment, subserve the IN
terests of our good cause, and will crafty
Yours fraternally,
A. PUMPHREY,
THOS. L. DOREMUS,
c. R. FASSITT,
J. B. BROWN,
s. NJ SUTLIFF,
Us ]. E'JOHNSON,
w. J. NASH, SR.
z.s.- JUNTUS NASH,
H c. WILSON,
A. L. TUCKER.
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Encourage Home Industry.

- Sheet Iron Stoves, Cooper's stoves "a
- new article), Stove Pipes, Stove Furni-
ature, Tin Pipes Copper and and Tin Gut
tiers, Oil Cans Of all sizes made to ORDER
COPPER STEAM AND HOT WATER
PIPES, of any size or form required, manufac-
tured or repaired. All kinds of Brazing done by
the subscriber.
Sugar-house Lamps, superior to any in thia
market, Roofing tor galvanized Tin, Hard and
Soft Solder, Zine and Wire of all sizes.
Tin Ware at wholesale and retail at the Frank
lin Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin Ware Manufac-
tory, on Main street.
C. E. CAMPBELL.
Franklin, Oct II, 1851.
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r, ~, McMILI.AN,

ATTORNEY 1T Id ".
Office on Willow street, next door to Thomas
Maskell, Esq
u He viii also attend to all business con-
ided to him as Notary Public tn GRy part
If The partsh Of st. Mary.
Franklin, Nov S, 1851
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s. H. NJ GILL.


V1UCKER & McGILL, attorneys and
L Couassei2ors at L1ac, will practice their pro-
fession in the several Parishes OF the Fourteenth
Judicial District
BE Office on the I'd floor OF 0dd-Fellows
Hall. in franklin. 80
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II - FRANKLIN, MAY I. ISJZ.
.Strs and By0tkers-Yo our note Of the 29th OF
April has just been handed me. The ter1s OF
commendation which you are pleased to bestow
upon the address would be a conclusive argu-
ment against its publication, that will at once
show how ll-judged aud partial IS the praise, and
i should gratefully decline the offer, but that cir
scumstances seem to indicate the propriety Of an
other course. consent, therefore, considering
your sanction Of the opinions contained in the
address as giving it value which otherwise it
might not deserve or obtain.
ea# am, respectfully and fraternaly
S. H. McGILL.
To A. PUMPHREY AND OTHERS.
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PROFESSIONAL.
JOHN B, LEA,

ATTOR RNEY- AT-LA W,
DRACTISES in the Courts of the Fourteenth
i Judicial District Office on Main street,
opposite the Court House, Franklin. 5
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attarneY-af-LaW.

DOBERT J. BOWMAN intends locating
4 himself for the Practice Of Lar in the sew
era courts Of this district, previous to the next
regular term of the District Court. In the mean
time any business intrusted to his care through
the hands OF Messrs. F. D., E. NJ, OF D. D..
Richardson will receive his prompt attention
Sept. 6, 1851.
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J. w. WALKER,
Attorney at l. q w.
FRANKLTN. La.

II Office opposite Mde. Pdcot's, on Main
street, the same formerly occupied by the late
VIM c. Dwight, Esq. 81
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Hops, Yeast Powders, Chocolate. Preston'1
Il Extract Of Lemon, Bay Rum and variety
of Spices, lately received and offered to house.
keepers. G. RABEs
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CHARLES BURST,
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

~ - Just opened at the FRANKLIN
~ DRUG STORE, a well selected
~ assortment Of Blank Books and Sta
4 Ntioaery, consisting of Letter, Record,
Note, Bill and Foolscap Paper Inkstands, Steel
Pens, Quills, Envelopes, Letter-folders, Port
folios, Stamps, Sealing Wax, Waters, Black
Sand, Calendars, &c, for sale, wholesale and re-
tail, by q. N. SEAGRAVE Il CO.
10 Call and get an Almanac for 1852.
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NTOTICE.-Th undersigned being duly COM
i missioned and sworn, respectfully tenders
his services to the people OF the Parish Of St.
Mary, as NOTARY PUBLIC in and for the said
parish. All business entrusted to him will re
ceive his personal attention, as well as all pos
sible despatch.
10 Office open at all hours.
JAMES TAYLOR.
Indian Bend, Aug. ID, 1851 If.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned being duly COM
In missioned and sworn, respectfully tenders
his services to the people of the parish of ST.
Mary, as NOTARY PUBLIC in and for the said
parish. All business entrusted to him will re-
ceive his personal attention, as well as all pos
sible despatch.
10 Office open at all hours.
GEO. n. SEAGRAVE,
M14 Office under the Odd-FeIlows' Hall.
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ATTENTION ALL!

T BEG leave to say to the community at large
L that / am NOTARY PUBLIC, JUS
TTCE OF THE PEACE and AUCTION
EER in and for the parish of St. Mary, and
will be pleased to attend to any of the above, to
the best of my ability, at all times. and in any
part of the parish L. r. CURTIS.
Franklin, March 81. 1852.
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ADDRESS.

A. PUMPHREY AND OTHERS.
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E0reign Ports.

Arr Al Cape Town. C. g. H. May barb Ocean Wave Lewis,
Boston March O b. bra fnbbary stephen. Ns foa Jan "a
At RIO NuneG, Africa, May 10, ora ADea Berry unc.
Leone May .! bns Gamsa Francis from sem part
A. 1Sra 7t u ship Essex Welsh, from csdr for Bo,o. half
loaded
Al Liverpool 10Th ut, ship Greenwich chds for Newport,
10 load Tor Newl orb.
AT Cayenne - u bark Lawrence, CLARK from Salem, disc.
Ponce r. r.. 2Jd ult bark Hyperion, Benama. for New
York frat John Colby, Hatch do ds To sail days;
brig Exporter Mcdonald Baltimore schr. w.
Robertson. ClsPsett. for do. neit day
Al kingston JAM 10Th brig CYNTHIA. Gayle. I'm Baimor
Manssnlz 10th ut bafk Ann Mary, Jbnsop im Bosos.
arr Iih for DO aboutI qth Emma (Br,) for do. 10Th
At Cenuesos, 2ih ult bark Tom Corwn Baot I'm and Tor
Bo,ioD
IO Theoxans Borsnd for New YORK Jacob Penss Isnas.
tor do g edoR Merrill and White Cloud Mitchell for New
ORLEANS do bugs Ellen Hayden, smith br Newport 0 Name,
Al Havana 2sth ut slip Ms,au. McLoon for Cnon,,sdt.
taken Up bark LUCIA feds Bsbee for Antwerp (sots
Natlsm, Houdlette. for Cowe- All msfke' lakea
box y Scotland Percy from New YORK. Ust
bres Frances -ey Moreno, Tor Port
land 18th Vernon Wooingham, from New Otean Just
arr load do SD goth. barns Ranger, FROST MsanEasi
b,iss Toledo Hemingway, Ia Gsnle aTh, Henry Leeds
KirsmAn. Cardsnss, to load Tor Boston.
Arr at quebec lst inst ship Onward Welsh New fot.
2d last, ships Greenock, MeCueheon' Mobile lows
Kerr New York.
Arr at cbarot,e,cwn =. L. 9h MI .cr. Isabella rurusur
Boston 2sh, HIe, Wesawny, do CID 9th, schr Foresasf
Mcdonald, Boston
mouth. ~ H. Unity, Henderson, Boston. CID Th schr Triton,
Miett. Newly ork
Arr a, yarmouth ed ut. Brilliant, Pardy. Bost.a
Andrews. d.. 25t u bark Enefssh Jordan, New
Yoh 26b, br sprite, Street do .
ST. George, B., 2i'h ult chips Onward boSea' New
Yotk Euclid do -
con New Yort sd Perseverance, White do 2h bs Aaae.
Turrer Piad. pa Acas Mayhew New Yoh (and cid foe
Calais CID. 26ih chip Riato Mitchell, Liverpool
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PHILapELpnIA MARKET Wednesday,,

July THE On has had effect upon the
held higher than the at the close OF
last week and the Stock sale small There Is no new
feature 10 present in the FLOUR market HodeS are hrn
at 81 q p barrel for good Pennyiyana but there very
It, xro,t demand and no sales have under our
notice xcept few hundred barrels Small sales tn the
trade s4Q 81 - for Western and PennsyVsnis and ~
S7lds Is for extra according quality La RYE FLOUR
and CoRN MEAL nothing dong We quote the former at -
so and the latter at 81 . y barrel
There rather more HEAT offering but prices ara un
changed Sal, OF GOO bush primt PennsYvas hite
part ST. and Red $ p bushe and part on terms
kent private The mari ct continues bare of RYE CORN IL
in fair request and further sales OF 5000 bushels Yellow
have been made 81 cents sfoat In OATS no further
transactions In GROCERIES there i, ltte doing Sup
plies Il SUGAR are arriving freely Of which are stor
ing Provisions OF all descriptions are held firmly with
moderate inqrry WHISKY Is and sells readily at
~ IS censin barrels which advance aud Y centsin
hogshea6s
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DIED.

Tuesday stcrnoon. July after ln-is. Mrs FRAN
CEs T. ST JOHN the vie u Benjamin g. St John, the SSH
Of her
Tie friends and acquaintance Of family respectfully
que attend De-, Fday ocock r. NJ from her
reence, No. - Huds place, Wet 3 eetveeg 9TH
sro iDh-a,-.
Dovnei shrev.buy River on Monday, July o. JAMES W.
ROEEb1S 900 The Oh year Of iis
His icnd ard those Of tie family requested attic hs
funeral residente Of i, father. Robert Roberts ~ -
80 49, tH- tTiurdsy afternoon, the 9TH O'Clock
uftLcr invitation luirfnent Al Trinity Cemrt-rg
GA edue day. July = after Illness OF i've days. NINA W.
Wie l. b. Etafiley and eldest daughter Of l.. b. H. ter Ia
Tie irud 81 the family respectfully invited % attend the
uutta her e'@ residence. No. y Morton THURSDAY
nor,ns.s ~ oc, The reniins viii be taken 10 Newcastle
Nt-toteier Co.. fer ntrrmeni
"WEDNESDAY Juy L. ELIZA A. only daughter Of D. r. aal
Amelia A Mamma, f--d year. months and days.
The relatives and hruds o. The family peuv invited q
stierd u~rral The lIhurday afternoon ok. from the
Of Ter E,nder JOIN }. Manning, BE Carlton,
scarlet fever July JOSEPH COLI Of Geo'gs
=. Hcvisud. aset years ar1 uonth-.
Funeral tbs Iur'y) 1t ~ O'Clock A. NJ, u Clinton
nrros yr. between tufoa sud Atlantic
Menesdsy july :. MARY, infant daughter 81 samuel A.
H-rI-ita Bees are, year. months an- DAYS.
Tho r aui iurn Of a.. family tiuiy invited %
siieut the funeral from No l3s McD1ugs - ts IhuFyl after
noon - - o'coet
Juy7 JOHN WELLS, Of stes-sB D. and Rosase " Hlr
fi-or. ssti years.
Ile isuy n, TED 90 stte-i his funeral the
Doe. HL-r. Jer.ey Cry, this IAurdy the SEA,
q 55- O'Clock z. VI without further not,ce.
Iaort m Juue o, GEORGE u PADDOCK aged 90 years
formerly O.. tbs ~.
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spoken, &c.

lat - u.s. long %, brig yrtons N,rsaa, ffos
New Orleans for Malta
june Is st 39t n long % II W.. ship cohOta. from Bo'es
(June l6) for san Francisco -.
ls 90 lOns 49, ship W. D. soue from Liverpool iss
Baltimore. q dsys
July lies y. Of cspe Hsaopn ship sw allow from Liver
pos tor Baltimore
lat ous 90 10, 81 Chan ,n from Hs'sns steer
tspParenty bound To Co~es, before stated though re-
ported Ne York pre-, ously1
june ~ lat 81 a. ous bsk Wabash from BOsoa tor Bas
Ayes.
Juue 81 lat, as TO- propeller bouad show
ns English the GLASGOW, from New fo OF the City
Of Glasgow from Philadelphia
May u a 10 long 10. bark Pilot Duna from saem Apr
q, ports the Pacific Oceso nwen
June Is lat ~ TO- lang - 30, bns Industry. Wright OF AID troo
Haven for 81 Crolr. . -
June 20 u, ons % a, ship VIM H. whartoa 10 DAP
from galveston tor Hzvre.
JuS- g. s gs long ~ ship from Mobile for Liver
pool. 49,.
june 9s &C., bhs cushnoc from Ne~fsrt tor poesy
Island
june 81 20. scl Eurels Hooper from Boston os
Port Prime.
Moro Castle me distant bark Josephine rom ma
yana toT Ia GTande.
lat 81 81 II ship Adnss from LIVER
pool q and fo savannah
July 4Ols. long TO- bark chesa DnsA" from New
Iorkfo for
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Arrived,

81 Raven Henry Canton March ,. nscoa March ~, passed
Java ssd Ap ~ With tea and I 10 Cfop2er Warren Ap
y Of 5unds pe ship Oentt n London Tor Can
Nay N Of Cape Of Goo Hop pa sed cppe, ship supposed
t. witch Canton for New York May 10 on the
Cape Good Hope Henry Hume seaman, native Of Ensani
fell ron the b 81 July 3 lat 3d. Iona II 80,
cychsnsed spu vrh lip Nathan Hanna steering b. July
A. si y 0 long - 49, poke biz stella from Bth Tor ssvan
sh Tie T. experienced L-ayy weather for 10 dis N the
Cape Good HOPE and has been days 0ecaned on the HOOK
SIP udou ,Breml Hohor, Bremen, a days in ballast with
SIP ST Lawrear1 Brown and the Bar. 10 days.
sp s. pier (o Bati Delasam New Orleans It days. mise
Bsl John Morroy ,of Boston, Knapp, Apa,ehieo "A lays
Bad Ens5tb Bem SAMMY Bremen - Gays uise. ADD 57
Bar Lai-r ,pra. Ho1ma,a Aa'vep % days. ni;e aui
rs psGFr., to y. Hurbl Co. June 49, OF sable Island
- Le b. abr from reiard Tor Sew fok With -mgr's,'
Bnf ffce,S !. :; lo So.yL'i ''I1i' ~ - -, . Rv W
Jare q be- &c 20 Crosby crok-r Co When ufss days
fyer gra sbort Of medicines s-tus bid. pat
INTO Key TT On auysb- pLy.'ta cane on
tsl, s y two hour. e sntrso,ed hat A. Henry a
,i - 80. ,J md sr Kba.on the m,te might - ~
csre~ ite Ts they required more attention tsa We were
epa ii syu Ills agreed but three hours aterNsfd
hat H. piys,ei.a of t.. hosp ta Va wiling
-. 9.gr,,es hut the asyof r-f.. @t n .lS the
h. an5-d We N return hanss 70 NJ IN n-f
Key Wet SHOWN rs our season Of want AMI "'
Lr. elersa B.. IT, reassiuE o,rsuf-nnss.'
Bns x-rorn wording, CardeIas, 7 june sugar ADD mo-
So, ss, yees 1p.,cAoa IL days, add WOOL 70
s san o Belfast. Durham, Po su Poas. a.; u t s s
vooo AID cofee 20 nit-, TO o. t & a, Pot su Prce,
Ina suf helrr " pt1 OF nun '''s''
Of 'he ever AL. ,,sl June san 20 Laid
G5,rb lure a. ct % a. long "a l. 'goAe 'c"i Ht''
10. a'o@f 5rey Eeitera days pine apples 70 u
J Miller CO. ,t VIA t.or. y s Pacia., Far.
Juls Nancy Liti.ton Nrs5efn y -
row, 49, NorL Aurora, Brown h'nfont Hr bo,nn
Mary J'iF =, .,t m salem Bride Pfes-y, Bockandi Lon
Eea-y, Redmond A., a.,
e,-nshp southsrns Foster Chaf'ton ,s'D, Aei
SAIL -, B,f.rrare. Robert Peel, HAM HamlaV
80, g. n Alden bates BeEsi bng Hop, Lofng. "inas0n
ard others
dsvfr
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Markets. .cAsE,ylLr REroa1Ep ,on TAG rsIsvsE

Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TAG TRisusE
WEDNESDAY,. July 7
ASHES-The market is steady, With a fair demand
Sale. Of 10 bb' at - 81 oT Pots and IS Sid s. a for
Pearls The receipts are fair.
COTTON is firm with moe activity 3 20 bales sold at
Flour AND MEAL-Holders Of Western and stat,
Flour are very firm for the grades with tendency %
advance checked only by the In fresls The de-
usnd good for export and TIE home and Eastern rafe
and prices o. the better grades o. Ohlo are rner Canaa
!, steady al in ai' request The receipts ae tar sales
of O bbs a. 81 62f for ~ and GS& C6s fr commoa
brand. in bond The sales Of domestic are 1000 ee. at
81 Goa 81 l8} for straight STATE, mostly ~ Ai
~ .lasi sil for common to good Ohio and mixed 70
far cy Michigan and Indiana and 81 si0si . for e3mmon
rUuno hoop Ohio fsvorite State Southern flour Is
siesdy ard in moderate request tor the aae AMI for the
West Indies Sal ~ 500 b1s = az ~ on mixed
to good brands and 81 SlG$5 81 tor fancy kye son,
and State.
GRAIN-Our market i. firm for Wheat with upward
tendency the advance in sights restrict The sales Toe
receipts fair sales Of 10 30 bush Red OHIO At - aci
1900 bush good mixed Ohio at 9Sc 900 bush White do
70 arrive, at 81 $50 bush good Genesee at l2 47Oo
bush common mix'd Canadian 95c and 1900 bush com
Upper Lake at aoout zee, closing steady Rys n-
active a, Soc Oats plenty and dull al - Gic Tor OHIO
and State Corn is plenty and the demand good rather
lower prices Sales Of 1000 bush j0 SIC for unsDund
6CtG6 &C. for Western Mixed aud o.; tor Round Yellow
NHlSkY-rhe market is better, with good demand,
part speculative Sales OF 500 bbls. at 2i02G for Ohis
snd ld2l for Prison. Drudge Is held a. 2l!e time aud
interest
PROyIsIONs-HOldersO of Psrk firm; the demand 10
fair tie receipts are hight Sales OF Jo oo' a. ~
firm bnt prices not fully 'ued Sales Of 25o oos 81
Sl5G S8 FOR Mess. and $40 tOdSll for CITY Pnmei the
latter very Cut Meats and In fair request
sales of l7o bbs and ties st 8tG8c tor shoulders aud "
9ic for Han $: held firmly. Lard Is hs'ter snd
in Iood dtmar sales Of 600 bbs and ties AZ the
Gales YESTERDAY (0mired OO0 bbls aud tcs Butter
and Oh, steady. and "a able
SUGARS The market is dulL We notice only sales OF
$50 BIRDS Muscoyadoes at 5Q6c and 800 boxes Brown a
yanas az 81 acc
NAVAL STORES are steady. 500 bbls Spirits Of rur.
pentne sod at c Wholesale prices, and dc retail; 500
bbls Rough Turpeniiue, s. 30
HAY-Ihe market is quiet Sales Of 80 bales River at
75a8oc.
HIDES 7OO Wet Sailed Buenos Ayres sold at &c.
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haIers.

Arr july Sat Poyince,o~n sch Wills Putnam Penn hs1se
Ocean with 20 bb al has been absent ~ ant lost ~s
BY sletress. duhs VI n time.
AT Nsnns bet "a sch Glide, Besrse from whshng cru 81
clan ssei shp Barclay c0,ie, Edsro~a 10 oeeaa-Sd sa
TrysN Coaia. Atsntc Ocesn.
Sailed New Bedrd ih nat, slip Jreh Ferry, Pas'ss
Ocean
Warren 81 bsrk Forsroe Bar,on SeN Yor. to ftf't
Wbshns -
Br.mea 9Th u ship Alex Barclay, Pacific Ocean. I'D
$40 bob. OF.
Al Hobart Town Fec IS Italy. Greeopor ~h 81
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK......July I.


Steamship Poster, Charleston spoHod TesOn
Co.
shps-Geo Hopey. Pierce, Liverpool d. FOWLER Hsl
YOKE ST JoLn n. B. T. Loro Robert Peel Ham
" erhodt Hamburg schnid; & Bachsn
Bars-Fney, B) mcNsbb London Schmidt Bachenj Grey
Hound NuseT. Mtrseiles, Poster q NickeT-On.
Bns-Nm Tell Rairdun. Ri, houco. n. u Sophia, (Br Bel
ord msmch, n b. = " ByrnSs Co.; Jefferson H. harrison,
shon; Cshpeo (kesp Scorpst Mareie sardy SANFORD
Lima " sde. Rum Key. Perkins & DelanO.
schooners- Hacyor Freeman. Philadelphia. Nessh sons
Daring Wheeler CadiE sudy SANFORD Ann GardHe Moss,
Richmond C. n. PierOn; Buena Vs. Wines Wi ngten ~ s.
Powell. New York Goodse Boston Dayton sprgne Nautilus,
fBr Marun wudsgJ, T. A. Bloomfield. St Mary, Harms, Kch
mord n. Pierson.
sloop-C harle-. Fowler Newport
BarFe-yulcan, Canning, Phiade pb.a, }. y Briggs.
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Disasters, &c.

Xr tsrs The Portland dyguS that bns OhVe lo hist
~ NJ ouas csp-ired al Han Way Roci, JuasS0 na s!ae
a. awsy rghted full Of vat>rs a. tO~ od oo h'
vel - -chT iraIhoe, OfesOIy -. -.
sns Hss-FotD Mary and susan before re92fe1 pl sto
seWpor Lave hauled into the ~haf -
10th will nav, dpchafse their eaEos aA' u
tsn s.o bet an anchor and cham. .,.. r.. A.
esue IA contact Mud o. Ei'n soout eos on
Thurdsy evening" tk oe aho sAb. SIes ahS pas
b the steam er Inc sai " ' a"a n~'
Iocars0eHce1t % bLk. Of four .. - =. 80.
Sea- WiLLs Pursis o, Proraeeo"a ga 'ee TX nss-
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90 st. IA e5n0 sch Nas. Mort D., 80 ~ - 40 DeL
Canal u5A Sch Nav, Iqk 100 %, ~ ii0 o. - ="
de-. 1uh A. Sch tiNI 90 90 siNy io
to- sloo0so. $500 90 - 500 se-'er 49,. ~
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Sesrd beere-sieo County s., 9lis SO a. Na'' =
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iln Baut, Lji s.5so beaver Meadow e. 20 le sen ""''
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