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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Intelligcneer contains translation
of an interesting and important pamphlet
emanating from the revolutionary author
tiles of the Chinese, wherein their pecu-
liar Christian views are duly explained
and promulged. The editors are right
fully of opinion that their adoption of the
Christian system as basis for their ope-
rations, is pregnant with vast coming
changes in the Chinese empire, heretofore
sealed with the severest rigor of the law
against the successful propagation of
Christianity in that quarter.
The Union combats an assertion Of the
New York Express, that the Administra-
ton have given " the best places to seces-
sionists at one end ofthe Union, and Free
Sellers at the other and challenges the
editors of the Northern journal to make
good this allegation, if they can. The
same paper quotes at some length from
the Detroit Free Press 1.-THE immediate
organ of General Cass) and the New York
Daily Times, wherein those papers e1-
plain that it would have been grossly
improper in President Pierce to have di-
vided out his patronage, except precisely
as he has done. The Union also quotes q
scathing article from the Boston Courier
upon the New York Tribmne's recent fool
ish Presidents carriage mares nest. The
Union further uses the results of the late
congressional elections in all directions
by way of proving to the satisfaction of
the world, that the efforts to create the
impression that the Administration is pro.
slavery and free soilish, have signally
failed. The Union also contains letter
from Mr.. F. Dainese, denying the accu-
racy Of our explanation of the injustice
done Messrs. Brown and Homes in the
publication which Mr.. D. caused to be
made in the Republic some time since,
relative to the circumstances attending
the act of the American Legation in Con-
stantinople, in forcibly removing from his
(Mr. D.'s) possession the archives of the
American Consulate there, with the as
sistance of the Austrian Embassy. We
have made thorough inquiries from those
who should know all the facts involved
in this affair, and are perfectly satisfied
that our Legation did but their duty in
the premises-the letter of Mr.. D. in the
Union and the articles in the Republic and
Northern papers emanating from him, to
the contrary notwithstanding.
The Clipper sermonizes on hanging,
now that the day for the execution o.
Woodward draws nigh.
The Suns reading columns are to-day
devoted to news altogether.
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READY.MADE CLOTH,YG

GENTLEMEN are respectfully invited 10 call and
~ examine our superior stock of Summer 10TH
ING, which we are selling at very low prices Our
stock having lately been rcplenished, we now have
Oh hand some of the most desirable styles and quail
ltics OF goods that we have had the pleasure OF Offer
ing this season.
DTcss and ffock CoGtS.-Wc have very elegant
assortment, of all cOiOrS, made and finished in a III
periOr manner.
Business Cocts.-Ientiemen i'm need of Business
Street, and Office Goats will find that we have the
handsomest assortment in Washington; l.test
styles
P;,tGhoons, Tests Shirts end JTa9ershirts Rosicru
IfGndkerehtefs, Crarats Stocks, G!o-es. Golfers &c
We have the most extensive assortment; to be found
LII this city, which for styles. qualities, and prices
cannot be equallrd.
WALL. s STEPHENS.
Penn avenue, between 9th aud 10th streets.
aug 3l-3f next door To Iron Hall
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Later dates from New Mexico bring
the intelligence that some excitement ex-
listed there in consequence of the appa-
rent determination Of the Mexican Gov
eminent to take and hold military pos
session of the Mesilla Valley.
Later advices from Australia, via South
America, furnish intelligence of the in
creased productiveness of the gold fields,
high prices of provision, lumber, labor,
&C.
The editor of the Elmira IN. Y. Repub-
licGa notifies his subscribers and others
that his fighting hours are between 10
and II A. NJ, when he will be happy to
see any one who ,rants anything"
The peach trade of New York is be-
yond the belief of those who are not
well posted in this matter. It is estima-
ted that the receipts last week, for several
days, were 10000 baskets per day. Nine
steamboats, are principally occupied in
the carrying trade.
The New York Crystal Palace Associa-
ton appropriate the proceeds of the
exhibition, for to-day, for therelief of the
New Orleans sufferers.
Ole Bull, Strackosch and Adeline Patti,
give concert at Niblo's tomorrow
night for the same purpose.
The owner of the celebrated nag, Flora
Temple, offers to trot her, for the benefit
of the New Orleans sufferers any day in
September.
A violent tornado swept over portion
Of the State of Massachusetts last Satur-
day evening. Scarcely building escaped
injury in the village of Waterville; and
in the vicinity Of Winchinden, many
houses, barns, and other buildings were
unroofed, and in some instances entirely
destroyed.
The New York Herald of yesterday SAYS
About fifty of the free soil democrats
met in the Chinese Assembly rooms last
evening, and elected delegates to repre-
sent them in the Independent Democratic
Convention, to be held at Syracuse to-
morrow. The speeches were of the ultra
abolition stripe which generally charac-
terize gatherings of this kind, as will be
seen by the report elsewhere.
1AO agent vi tHc treasury department
has definitely fixed upon the site of the
New York Assay Office, and the purchase
only remains to be ratified by the gov
eminent. The site selected is the old
United States Bank. in Wall street. This
property was bought by the Monster for
$4,000, and subsequently sold for $780,
600
Thenew English Houses of Parliament,
in London, have already cost nearly nine
millions of dollars and are not yet finished.
DIR. Tobert de Lam bale, a distinguished
physician, of Paris, announces that a
shock Of electricity, given to a patient
dying from the effects of chloroio1m, i'm
mediately cOunteracts it's influence, and
returns the sufferer to life. The fact is
worth knowing if it be fact.
1t is said the Grizzly Company, which
supplies the San Juan, in Nevada county,
California, with water, have realised over
$4,000 for water rents within the last
three months. Sluices are used entirely
for washing. Some are over 200 feet in
length.
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I'VE are indebted to Hugh Cameron,
periodical dealer, Todds' building. Penn
sylvania avenue, for copy of Harper's
Magazine for September. This number
is peculiarly interesting to our citizens,
as il contains several interesting scenes
connected with the Arlington house and
the Washington family.
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A Native American party meeting
was held in New York on Friday evening
last. John p. Conchlin presided. A Sc
RIGS of resolutions, full of fire and fury,
were passed, condemnatory of the Gland
ed estate" system, the permitting of Jes-
uits to hold Office in our country, the
highest degree of public education" and
valiant opposition to bigotry in religious
matters.
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~ MEETING OF THE JoURNEYMEy BRIcKLAY-
1 ERs.-The Journeymen Brickaycrs Associa-
ton OF Washington will meet at the Perseverance
Engine House, on FRIDAY EVENING. Scprem-
Der I'd, at O'Clock, p. Members are repnested
to be punctua in their attendance; and also, all
the JOurneymen Bncklayers throughout Washing
ton city and vicinity are respectfully invited to at
tend. BY order: j. w REYNOLDS
aug 3l-3ts Co- ser
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COLUMBIA TRoTTIHG COURSE,


TNHE proprietor of The course offers a SILVER Grip
L to be tratted for on IHURSD.9T. September
9Th.
Mile heals in harness, free for all horses owned
III the District and Alexandria county.
The entries TO be made with the proprietor. OH or
before SATURDAY EVENING, Spptember Sd al :
O'Clock. CYRUS MARTIN
aug 81 IL pronrie,or
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W. A CARD.-We tender our sincere
NS thanks to the members of the different Fire
Companies for their perseverance in demoshinc the
fire near US on Sunday night, thereby Saving our
property from destruction. We also .ac knowledge
our thanks to those that kindly rendered their sen
vices to aid in removing our goods in case of ne
cessity. HALL g. BROTHER
aug 3l-lt
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-31

GJThe Raspberry Wine, for sale by
Joseph f. Fenwick corner 10th street and
New York Avenue, is the very best RENE
dy for the dysentery now for sale in the
city. Those afflicted will do we'll to give
it a trial.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-31

D The embroideries and sewed mus
lin manufactures of John Higgins & Co..
New York, now on exhibition at the
Crystal Palace, are the admiration of all
beholders, and approvingly spoken of by
the New York press without exception.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-31

1.-THE Philadelphia Registers "down"
on JULIEN, the Maestro, like thousand
of brick" What is the matter friends
Birney and Elder Is the great composer
opposed to abolitionism The critiques
of Paris. London and New York say
Julien is "some pumpkins
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HARPER FOR SErTEMBER.-We have re-
ceived from Shiliington's Depot, cor. Pa.
Ave. and Al ST., Harpers' Magazine for
September. 1t is beautiful number, and
sustains the we'll earned reputation of
that publication.
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WASHINGTON. August 20. lHi2.

The following ''Notice to Marines' con-
corning new lights on the Atlantic and African
coasts of Spain has been communicated to the
Department of State by the legation of the
United States at Madrid, and is published for
the benefit of those whom it may concern.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-31

1.-THE richest joke of the season is the
charge of abolitionism made by the New
York Evening Post against the Washing
ton Union.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-31

s. NJ. PErTESeILL & CO., Newspaper Advertising
Agents. are the authorized Agents to receive adver
tisemen,s and subscription for the "tar," at the
same rats as required at his office, and their
eeipts are regarded as payments Their of'ces are
at NEW YORK, l22 Nassau Street.
BOSTON, 10 State Street. II
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-31

TO INVENTORS AND PateMtees,-A
l. gentleman has been highly successful in bring
ing new inventions before the public is DESTROYS OF
obtaining an AGENCY to travel with Patent arti-
Gle OF merit. ld will furnish satisfactory proof of
hls qualifications in this line Address 'M. w. c.
City Post Office, Washington, ID. c. aug 81
ID OSENDALE CEMENT.-icO barrels
~ of CEMENT, just received and for .aIe low
for cash. Enquire of &c DYER
Penn avenue between l2th and 18th streets
3I-:2t
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1.-THE large circulation Of the STAR
makes it the most desirable advertising me-
dunn IN the District. 1t has moe readers
IN the cities of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than oil the other Wash
ington dulles combined.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-31

To PRINTERs.-A super-royal Smith
Press, in excellent order, can be purchased
low at the Star office.
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THE AMENDE HoNORABLE.-Th Balti-
more American Times of this morning has
the following:
"The insertion Of news in yesterdays
Times from the Washington Star, with
out credit, was an inadvertence. We are
particular in the matter of credits, es-
pecially when we copy from the Star, to
which we feel under obligations for keep
ing us posted in Washington news"
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no LANDLORDS AND oTHEnS

l. gentleman Having some leisure throughout the
week, would be glad to devote it in the collecting of
"a. B." City Post Office. Washington. ID. C.
aug 81
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MARTINS GUITARS.

lust received at the Music Dcpo, 'Ggih ~" ,,,5
- PENNSYLVANIA avenue, between lvih ant Ell ~"
streets, small lot Of those justly Ceirbr7tfa -
IARS. Those persons who have bcca WAVING u "a,
arrival, are requested 10 call and make titif S.
lions, as the supply fTcm the maEuacuIr,tIr, .z -
limited HiLBCS VI %,
Sole Agent. for the District and Mar,,a jam
Also, a very large lot of fine French ana "ei'"'
CUTTERS, selected personally.
EG3- NEW MUSIC received this day.
~
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

ERiY y BALLANTYNE. Book, Hers. dh l.
~ have GA Ian 4 large and complete as-ortia'l'
OF all the school. BOOKS used ia the DIstrlci, o.
gether with SL.I7ES, Pms, PEN'ILS, corr,
EOOkS, and everything necessary nr the sch'"
Room which they sell N The very lovt F:lces'
A fine lot OF GOLD PENS just received
Bookstore, near Odd Fellows Hail.
aug -2aw
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~ Joe ShtllinRton receives sn ho
Books and NEWSPAPERS "a fast 10 publi.bcd ", ~
Is n agent for harIsTs and all the other Asrs,i,n'
sortinent Of Blank Books and STATIONERY a, bs y.
store, Odeon Building, corner of Y stree, and s po.
sylvania avenue. lug . IN
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= 600 NEGROES WANTEp-I will nav
OsOOO the highest pnceS, in cash, for 5000
NEGROES, with good titles, slaves for life or fDr
term of years i'll large snail famcs or single ne.
groes. will also purchase Negroes restricted TO r.,
main in the State that sustain good characters Pam
lilies never separated. Persons having slaves for se
will please call and see me, ar am ALWAYS in The
market with the cash. Communications nrornpir
atten. to, and liberal commissions paid nv JOHN.
DEFINING, No. Is, :. Frederick STREET. between
baltimore and Second streets, Baltimore, Nd. Trees
in front of the door. WAN
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FOR SALE AND RFNT
w ANTS.

NTANTED-A GIRL TO do the housework Of
w small family, white or co.ored INQUIRE Al
the corner of and Oath streets. aug ah,
~ WANTED.-A modern built IICTsE
Tor small family. situated west of 9Th street
s& II desired il would be taken for some time and
the rent paid promptly every month. ANY person
having convenient house, which they wish care
full' used, would find, in this opportunity an excel
lent tenant. Address "a b ca at this Office
aug Is
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BOARDING.

pOARDiNG.-Mrs. BEALL would be pleased 10
~ accommodate six or eight gentlemen with board
and lodgings Residence 18th street, between I and
n streets aUcg
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DUFF SIDE COMBS, &c.-LiNMoAf, .a a
Il ID door below r, has received anoti'rr SuifII '
superior finished Puff Side Combs; also, LHH ,'..
Dress Protectors, Sewing Birds, French lts'''if
Baskets. &c, for sale low for ccsh.
aug o1-eod n
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GItNAN's HAIR DyE has made its apne,,,.
our cy, very much to the qualification Of our soI
tlemen are now seen going into our hair drss., yea
locus with hair, WHISPERS mustachioS, aud e,s "a
of all imaginable coors, and in five m;n,,. ofoNs
viii appear on the street having them s,'.i ue'
changed and decidedly improved by lu.rro' 1n,,t!
obtained by using Gman's Dive Pren,roS1 q uick,
GILMAN, Washington, ID. G. " H. u.
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; HORSE SToLEN-A gray MARE,

80 HoINSEz = U :
fFS@A seven or eight Years odd, with CUT Oh! -,
XII hose, red >pot on Tie right side % I'n
neck and lame in her Of fore leg. iToM rtcrhi Ee
shot wound, was >tol' n from nay prihs's on s'u."
q street, (island) between 7th and oh street,. Va
Saturday, night last. A suitable reward VIZ "
paid for her return information ihrOush WIN" >
can recover her. +. E. IhIL'
aug 31-dh
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Charter Oak Life Insurance Cemranv,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
Capital, 100000
JOINT STOCh.-Rctes Of assurance for edch ht,l-
dfed dolicrs on a asle life.
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ALEXANDRIA STEAM saW-MILLs.
Plain and Ornamental Job Printing

Plain and Orn a IN mt al Job Printing
NEATLY executed by j. c. GREER. Once al
u his residence. ON llth street, between q ana
Ill streets. Business, Visiting, and Address C.iRDS'
printed on the patent Rotary Job Pres. from 81 =
81, ta - per thousand. StcreOgraphic Bank thtth'
Bill Heads, LGLels, Hcrdbi'Ls, Programme ard y"
cu'Grs of every description, promptly c1ecut'd ~
northern prices. Orders can he - 1T through 'rsi'
(postasr paid or left NJ Mr. VALENTINES, lch
street, near PENNSYLVANIA avenue. aug 3-lw
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New style Of FALL hats f"r 49,
q J. T. EVANS, Pennsylvania avenue, -
Atween Twelfth and Thirteenth sirrei, na -,
this day introduced an entirely new anu .nt
style of HATS for the fall season. hich he Is con-,
dent will give greater satisfaction tl.an any ma ~
been Introduced into this city for y ar, DON 9"
CARDS beauty and quality. .0, n
He has also just received large assoi ~ tor
BEEBE'S Hats. aug z~-u"
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Banks Of the District

The following are the only Banks in The ns..-
having offices of REDEEM piion here and copapc,.s,
responsible stockholders:
Corporation Of eoryetowu............
Bank OF Commerce and Farmers
Mechanics Bank, George,own........ IN,
Rank of Metropolis. .................... ma,
Bank of Washington. -,
Exchange Bank selden, wi,hers Co., PEA.
Farmers Merchants Bank, sta,ham,
Smithson Co........,...................-.- T..
h"'iiN i'n---'--'------.''---'.'.
GO Above list to be corrected from tim.
North and South Carolina money boush, -
pei cent. ....
Virginia, Maryland, Penns,iv mia ard Nrx,
at y per cent. s
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Disasters. &c.

b sTEAvrg EURoPs Trrpoo arrived Hsf4x
~ 81. suc .etIE hanol asl1r- lhun taF
A n four hour af-r ed tlyu n1c1
can ase ss shs
tfIre refls.-c e. Pound
MsLc Peel sac itr ior - stephen y D.
EssiIg reTsIed
before we I'D P-u41Ico
ss,us bd to.fo1 PROBABLY the spr1E Al
frob4Dis te saved 80 ils haF lE
.rn sisr Array They ons sork he 70 hv@ a1f'
hl- - b. rolled al
f-4c or o. two Is point Of e0rb-rEat1u
IYPHooN -d % - ont o. bot1
Her h- -ftcfr1 sae VII have - %
r 40 snd repairs msde parma ent TIE
d. g. fs q o hlr1f
Str L. HALLETT lewj u tud q VI Bile To- Liverpool r.
port sh LIST -4sy and vii nave 10 a'clas' rrfA
.5 - f Nesfurk Tor oau Franc g.
mi I'M 4. a.. % 0 June g. with loss 4 n-iunist
az sDCsf. NcNI.n Quebec sharpness 2 at
vso o. Afcoss 18th Juy The pelter I'D f1r
lI-hc me -tn us m me oars In
n tevs rot o1 Capt MCMILLAN sad , Of
~. Jew ed o. tne l-ald
Nerak struck rock Itlotoo
-er a. ne rh nu.dstslg fted ali sunk
v nd rsl.ec aud Tetu led W Issn.Ul ioi frlals
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THE NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
WEEKLY ENLARGE ID.

On the lh OF April THE DAILY TRBuSE having completed
ia twelfth year enlarged than onfourh aezy
the .ize OF London making considerably larger than
sry other hesp Daily published In this country in the world
No change prize made Consequence Of this Enlarge
ep-the Paper bling SUI srded Nal Subscriber -
Per snnun delivered by is patrons in this and
adjacent III per week and sod To those Carriers
ard 20 Az Ordering by Express Nal for stan sale
SIS per thousand eoYs payable in advance Az these rces
our Aggregate receipts for DAILY edOn do exceed
tie .uu. pay Paper and lax leaving al other expenses
be betrayed from receipts for Advertising 10 other words
We run 10 each purchaser Of PAPER from moneys
worth u III naked sheet .snd hin looking or re~s1
our OWL labor and the heavy expenses Of Tersphng
ressoucence Reporting Composition, Printing Mailing Boot
keetins Rent Advertiser. alone We think
possible cheaper newspapers beyond his point
ever hA be herner intend be with the fJreost
IL demonstrating the TACT
Our sExEWEEKIT ErAoPEAs and CALEDONIA editions
e1IaIg ed snutsneousy and equally with the Daily AID also
without any OF pree We respectfully solicit
psrson of senweesy 50 per copies
m year r g. and ea copies for sD with any - 9 Semi
Weekly AID VII ere .;y .cad copies oE h. purpose upon
drect or post paid 81 pHca-on
TEE NEwYoEE WEEKLF TRIBUNE enters is thirteenth
yesx on the Sd Of September when vii manner oe en-
rged size Ct the Semi Weekly and DAILY adding
asn one iourx espaefySsO without Of prce
This uarreeui adds 80 c0 per 10 our exoen.
Sea in sddon the previous Of Daily Enlargement
arssny affected All eons VIII from the ls Of sepeu.
Der rex sppes. entirely and beau rype now 10 course
of preparation expressly for this paper Our san Cylinder
Pre-se. are net surpassed BY any the world E7en though
our Weekly edon .houG be rapidly Up 10000 copes
prepared PRINT and mail every COPY 90 The day
hursts5) hs; the form pst press without interraotnr
or retsiding the regular .ue Of tArse Daily edons
amounting to Twenty edd Thousand coe We stand rsdy 70
.dopt sny prpEeDeIs however expensive which will enable
disseminate intelligence more freshly and effectively and
ss.n ssyecaIy hail labors sect iie Improvement
ia ssieriry sod reliability Of the Nil
TsE THEME IL character make prochn
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MARINE Journal.
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emships-Jsneovn, Parish Norfolk &C. Ind I'm easnts
Ja, Al o. Dkins Charleston spofo3 restoa Co, Alzls,a
LYON Ssvsunsh /. MtohM
ships-s Tnos Ge-ham (Br) Hooper London Cook Smith
Baker, New)-sns stanton Tho Helena
sLsn.bsl y j. Gu.vod Uoion buSton RIO de Rsss
Co, ceD Age OBJ Newlsnds Liverpool v J. Ts2c1t
a CO.
Bass-Render lawrence Sobsdsc John S,,ai
sefus j. Elwel Tvoli 5ets'n no'ov l. AID r p
Puck Co. Ca le'iou Geo Sak ey Godinch
RIVER Har-eiiles Crosby, Crocke &c
Bhgs -Boo Snrer 3d. more ". VI freeman CO. A@4d d.,
Turvay Winds6 n Ka'e Foster rar Dareo,
HIoofmen CO MeGixery. Bike, 1cadsd DE- CABS 2.
Co. Maths KinsgAn Talbot Boston " L-Ss Co:
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Fsre fBrJ Fernando, Nassau, p EUea Hutchus; g,den
Fsge B,1 Fernsndo E-ss4u y. P Ene.s Hntchns Bdt.
Queen (Bf Smith, Eufh g AckeTy: Charles haoc< D4-
vs. Philadelphia ysmes Hand WIN T. Hard s,snden Ms.s p
d. y Stanton Thompson; Active Port Na -en ODOra. L.
An sncb: Gerruce nO Perolet0u salem Brown Hav-n
Iou.e Bellows Phlsd pha J. ~ Mckee Nick-rso1.
Ph.delrha W Mckee Far'aE 1sbone, Alexandra -
rec Learn an John " Ben Rsyoor Phii.d-ohi4 J.
Ree May A Row and Rsynor Piadlpha ~ NJ Kee. Bro :
VIII Tb stis Jacksonville, Brett 80 Go VI y o. ube. Jf
Angola BLboaofe Naleutn Couea FLukln, Boston Day
SDrgue
siesm.r-Moun Savage. Poet Bait more. II n. Taylor.
soo.-Nin IL Bowen, Halock P-ovisence, master.