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Commissioner's Report

| Ie COtlfnlSSlOueT8 OF hOH0S ana
Bridges OF Lancaster District, submit the fol-
lowing report. Dur first meeting was held
on the first Monday in January, 1852. At
that meeting we assessed the District thirty.
three and third per cent on the general tax,
to raise funds for the present year, and to at
tend to the general or ordinary bu,.n>ss that
| might come before US. The next meeting
! was held on the first Monday In August, to
attend to the common business Of the Board
The third meeting was held On the first
Monday in October, also for the purpose of
attending to sny business that might come
before the Board, &c.
Amounts Paid Out by Treasurer.
August 2 1882. BY cash paid J.
ID. Falkner, for building Bridge on
~ mile Creek. .................. .4ll9.00
BY cash paid w. NJ. Barton for re.
pairing Bridge on Cain Creek. ..... $500
BY cash paid n. G. Potts for re-
pairs on Mchlpin's creek bridge. .... 5000
by Cash paid w. J. Cureton, for
building bridge on IL mile creek. $4,000
by cash paid J. J. Craig, for re-
p.,irs on Camp creek bridge. .... 400
BY cash paid }. ID. Caskey for re-
pairs on Camp creek bridge ....... 5l.OO
by cash paid J. A. Cunningham for
for hauling lumber to camp and Bear
creek bridges. ................. 1000
BY cash paid w. 7. Johnson for re.
pairs on Camp creek Bridge. ...... 500
BY cash paid T. w. IIuey, for re-
pairing Waxhaw creek bridge ..... 5000
by cash paid J. J. Craig, for haul
ing and repairing Camp creek bridge, 400
Cash paid J. NJ. Shaver for haul
ing and repairing Camp creek bridge, GOO
Cash paid J. NJ. Crockett for re.
pairing Lower Cane creek bridge. 1000
BY cash paid J. e. Williams for
building bridge across Flat creek, . IOo. 90
by cash paid J. r. Welsh for
building bridge across Little Lynch's
creek. -: 10000
BY cash paid Adam Ivy for repairs
on upper and lower Waxhaw creek
bridge and blasting rock in road. -. 40 90
Oct 4, by cash paid F. w. IIney for
repairing Waxhaw Creek bridge. "a 90
Total Amount paid ont. 1929 60
Monies Received.
ballanes on hand Of T.easurer at last re-
port. ........ .G22,a7
Jan. 9th 1852, Received Of w. J
CSreton Swo dollars fine for de-
FAULT Of Road Duty 400
June 22d. Received of. II. Welsh
Tax Collector ...,............ lO53.4o
Aug 9, Received Of
four dollars fin, default road duty, 400
amount received. ... ....... lOSI.87.
C"Sh Pald out ............. lu22.6u
Balance in hands Of Treasurer 5927
Commissions for receiving
9f039 At II per cent, 2647
Commissions for pay
ing out io92 at At p. Ct 1855 52os
DAuhnees. ...........,. V.14
| All Of which il respectfully admitted
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COM MISSIONERS
PUBLIC BUILDINGS :
REPORT.

TIE following is the report of the Commits
l soncrs of Public Buildings, of Lancas-
ter District:
DR.. s. B. Emmons, Treas. Com. p. b.
1851. Nov. IL. To cash on hand,
ms per last report. ........ $4SO.lS
1852. To amt. received from Tax
Collector being 10 per ct. on
general Tax. ............ 3O6.72
Unpaid account due +. Sow
crs yet unclaimed ...... 66.98
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n OF | C. +
500 Reward

PANANVAY, during the month of Sep
III tcmbcr last, from the plantation of the
late Mrs. Martha Cunningham, in I.ancas-
ter District, South Carolina, n negro man
named JIM, said negro about 10 years of
age, a mulatto, about feet 8 or 10 inches
high, stoop-sbouldcrcd, and looks down
when spoken to. AS suspicion rests upon
him rs being implicated in the murder of
Mrs. Cunningham, he has no doubt abscon-
dcd from fear of the consequences. l will
pay the above reward, ifdclivered at any Jail
50 that ] can get him.
HUGH SUMMERVILLE,
Admir-. estate Of late Mrs. Cunningham.
Dee. -, 1852. 46-tf.
~. South Carolinian, Columbia; Carolina
Waterman, Salisbury, NC. Raleigh Regis
ter. N. c. and N. c. Wing, Charlotte, copy
6 times. lis.
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DUE THURSDAY, At 6 l.. NJ.
DEPARTS FRIDAY, AT q A. NJ.
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DUE SATURDAY, AT 6 p. NJ.
DEPARTS THURSDAY, AT 4 T.. NJ.
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A LII psrsous indebted 70 the estate Of
IN Elisha Garris deceased, are requsted to
come forward and pay mp. And those hay-
ing claims against said esiate, will please pro-
sent them properly attestcd, for payrbont
fencaster G. H., Dee. 1, 1884,
r.. y. VYLfE, Adsb.
NIB. The notes are N the issnds OIL.
r. Magill, who win always be found zsyhis
store. ready TO make sett;sments. t,
n. r. WYLaE
Dee. 1, 1861. A0-.-T
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Money Wanted

Ry the subscribers for notes and accounts
- that are still unpaid ndh that are
owing us will please pay up before the first
OF March next as groceries and provisions
must be paid for, come all and give us a lift,
so that we can pay off our Notes, those that
do not pay us by that time, need not be snr
prised if they have to pay cost, look out.
HASSELTINE, e. UAGINS.
Jan. 1853. 5O-5t.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PRINTER WANTED.

A Printer who has perfect knowledge
Of his business TO work in this Office. Fair
wages paid. Apply at once.
Camden Journal and Carolnian copy one
me.
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all persons indebted to Tim Rodgers eth
n or by note or account, are requested to
come forward and settle before Retnrn-day
next, or their nstes and accounts win be
placed in the hands Of an attorney for col
JAS D. McILwAINE, Guardian.
Fehs y Al--4t.
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THE LANCASTER RAILROAD,

q - - -
THE LANCASTER RAILROAD.
4 II II meeting ofthc Commissioners ap-
"A poinicd mt Lancaster Court Uousc, 6v
the Charter, To incorporate the Lancaster
Rail Road Company, the following rcsolu-
tons were passed and ordered % be publish
ed:
ReSolrcd, That the Books of subscription,
to the capital stock otthis company be OPEN
cd for the Camden route, Chcstcryillc route
and Ridgcway route, on the first Monday in
February nest being the 7th dlay OF the
month"; and kept open for sixty days, closing
on the sev%;;,;iI day of April next, at the fol-
ing places, and under the directions of the
following commissioners
AT Lancaster Court House, S. C.
DIXON Barnes, Il. X. Currton,, James III.
Withorspoon, Thomas w. IIucv, VIM. Ne.
kcnna, w. G. Cauthar, John Adams, w. A.
Moore, II. r. Price, and James Robinson.
At Camden, sc.
John Rosscr, w. Thurlow CASTOR and
Enoch Tryon.
Al WinnsJoro', s. C.-Snmucl J. BarkIcy.
J. Il. Hammond and J. VI. Rutland.
AZ Chester COnu House, S. C.-John A.
Bradley, Samuel McAlliIy and G. ID. Melton.
Al COiumba, $. C.-Jamcs V. Iylcs. ].
Caldwell and John G.. Bowman.
AZ Charleston, $, C.-S. 5. Farrar. James
T. Chambers and Frederick f. Fraser.
Al CiyJmn'S Store, lancaster District
T. l.. Clyburn, Uriah Williams, and An
drew Johnson.
Al Fla, Rock p. o. EerShac Districi.-
William Kirkland, VIM. Fletcher, and Jesse
Trucsdalc.
Al MoGafS OH Store, Chester DiS,rict-
Lewis A. Bcckham, w. A. Roscborough and
]. b. McGill
Al Liberty HiH, S. C.-John Brown, L. G.
Patterson and VIM. &. Cunningham.
Al M"nroc, " CD. II. Covington, w.
| w. Hart and j. NJ. Stewart.
AZ Wilson'S Store, Union C0mliu-Hupl,
Wilson, VIM. Crow, and John Walkup.
T DIXON BARNES
II. X. CURETON,
| J. III. WITHERSPOON
Commissioners THOMAS w. HUEY.
ut VIC. CAUTIIAN,
Lancaster c. ii. JOHN ADAMS,
w. A. MOORE,
III. r. PRICE,
JAMES ROBINSON.
WIN. McKENNA.
FRASER Il THOMSON,
Factors & Commission Merchants.
| ADGEES NORTH WHARF,
CHARLESTON, sc.
fREDK f. FRASER. PAUL s. THOMSON.
Sept. /, 1852. go.
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Charlotte Mail

DUE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY,
At O'clock u. NJ.
DEPARTS TUESDAY, THURSDAY, 4 SATURDAY
1T 7 0'cioch, 4. N.
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A IL sasing and other creditors Of John
AW johnson, who sFe willing to receive
\ dividend Of the estate assigned. when h
ssas dlssharged under the lnselvsnt aebtor'a
act, aud who have complicd nh the roaussi.
tons Of said act, will me- nt the Eoart
House, the fst Monday M JuHe next, and re.
ceisc their fespeciive dividends. =
8 Il STRAIT, N. n.
AaEshs, 1883, Assignee
%rstn sm
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Mail Arrangements.
Camden Mail

CIInUCn Mail
DUE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, AND FRIDAY
At O'Clock, u. NJ.
DEPARTS TUESDAY THURSDAY, 4 SATURDAY,
1t I o'cic Il, 4. NJ,
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Land for Sale.
VIM +. Johnson, jr. and II ro,;,
Ann his wife rotI,,- ~ I"1E
rs. n.t, ~
Joseph Cunninham and ,;,;nn G,,, LOT OF fII Tar
Robert Cunningham. "'''" VI iA'"u
FINDER the order Of the Court inabove
~ ease, will sell at Lancaster G. H., on
the lst Monday the I'll of March 1853, one
hundred and eighty-cight acres of land, be-
longing to the estate Mrs. Martha Cunning
ham, decd, bounded by lands of Mrs. Mar
garet Stewcrt, Capt. Griffin Walker, Mrs
Bailey and others, on the waters Of Rocky
Creek.
TERMS A credit of and ycars-pur.
chaser giving bond with good security, with
interest from day Of sale and mortgage.
J.H. .WITHERSPOON,C g. f. /. ID.
Fs5. II, 1853. 2-3t
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$4,000 REwARD /

PANAWAY from me, on or about the
~ LIST November last, my boy named BEN
Maid boy 10 Of black complexion, stout built,
and shutters when spoken to. He IL per-
haps in tho Wsxhaw Settlement, or lower
part Of North Carolina. Twill pay the above
reward IL delivered TO me as my residence
In Lancaster District.
I'D. .McCARDELl.
Feb. 4. 6i-4t nd
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Chesterfield. c. H. Mail.
DUE SATURDAY, At 10 A. NJ.
DEPARTS THURSDAY, At 4 A. n.
All letters must be deposited by 8 o'clk
p. NJ, to ensure their departure by next
mail.
All trmscicnt newspapers sent are re-
quircd to be pre- paid, otherwise they are
not mailed.
All persons who receive newspapers
and other periodicals, will observe that the
law requires the postage to be paid quar-
tcriy IN 0ir0Hcc.
Those who fail to pay their irpostagc quar-
lcrly in advance will be charged double.
7. Il. MAGlLL, i. NJ.
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NO e.
THE undersigned having on hand small
| stock offall End winter Goods which they
will sell until the first of March at COST
for CASH, or on credit at such prices MS
we can feel ourselves safe nt Our object Is
20 prepare for new and complete stock of
Semg Goods, and therefore invite oil who
want goods cheap TO come and see us.
j. w MORLEY - 70
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DOUGIIT from Manufacturers and others
ID Of the best houses in New York and
Baltimore, very full stock, including every
thing and more too, which we arc new offer
ing, and offering too at prices never surpass-
ed, FOR CASH or short nH,.
N. 5. SORRELL d BRO
Bel Air, Dec. 1862. tf-45.
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s. b. Emmons, Treas Com p. b., Cr.
1852
Jan. 30. BY amt paid l.. Jackson, for
fixing hearth and racks in
Commissioners Office. .....$ $50
Feb. 10. BY amt. paid Seth IIotchkiss
for sundry repairs on c. House, 6.l2
Paid HOtchkiss for hanging
blinds, making and covering
tables for the Legal Profession, 5000
April Ii Paid II. J. Warren for adv. 800
June 8, Paid J. b. Cousat for Dig.
ging well in e. II. yard, wall
ing samc,and putting platform $4,000
II Paid f. c, Beech for repair
ing door,. r................. l.50
July 7. Paid A. C.. Duplap for we'll
burkct rope, nails, &c.. 800
Nov. IL. Paid s. b. EmmOns for sun
dry articles for Court House, 1859
" Paid Billings for blacksmith
work ............... l448
=. Ii. Emmons for sundry art. 1893
L" Paid J..H. Adams for hanging
blinds on Jail ........... LOO
q" Paid J. II. Witherspoon for
Screw Press for Com office. 5000
J. A. IIasscltinc for Brick and
fixing hcarths and backs in
Jail. ............. $50
&" Paid j. Adams for candles,
SpittoOns, &c, ........... 275
Paid J. Adams as pr J. X.
Lark's order, being amount due
him for painting &. H. in part, $500
by commissio on
5l4.88 pd out, at 2t IL, 81.
3O6.72 received z. rs.
9a 20
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Estats Bailey F. Ingram
DECEAHEn

A Ii persons having demands of any
"A character or grade, against Bailey +.
Ingram, deed, are notified to preAent the
Same legally vouched, TO the undersigned, on
or before The I'd day Of May 1853. No de-
mand presented sSter that time will be paid,
and this Hoslee viii be plead in bar to any
and every demand or claim presented after
WIN. n cAUTHEN, Admir-.
msfch, =. r 4--6t
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GROCERIES,,

SUGARS.-New Orleans, Muscoyado.
and West India. COFFEE.-Rio, Java, and
t.uguira. TEAS-Gunpowder, Green, Hy-
son and Black. CANDLES.-Sperm, Ada.
mantine and Tallow. CHEESE-Goshen
and English. BACON.-Sides, Shoulders
and Hams. FISH.-Salmon, Herring and
Mackerel, all numbers. SALT, constantly
on hand. TOBACCO, at prices ranging
from ten to fifty cents per pound. Segars
of all kinds, at prices ranging from eight to
forty dollors per thousand. LARD and
BUTTER constantly on hand. FRUITS,
such rs Raisins, Figs Almonds, Brazil nuts,
&c, &c. SPICES.-Alspice, Nutmegs,
Cloves, Cinnamon, Ginger, Mustard and
Pepper. PICKLES.-Engish and Domes-
tic, variety. KETCHUPS.-Mushro
Walnut and Tomato. PRESERVES
Citron, Oranges, Lines, Pine Apple and Gin
ger BRANDY FRUITS.-Pcachcs, Cher
ries, Lines, Pine Apple, Raspberry, Black
berry, Plums, &c. THEORETICALLY
scaled articles-Sardines, Lobstcrs. Salmon,
&c. CANDIES Of all so.ts. CRACK
ERS.-Winc, Soda, Butter, Lemon, Sugar,
Star, Boston, &c. Constantly on hand n
good supply of GREEN FIR UIT'S, such rs
Oranges, Lemons, Apples, Bananas, &c.
intend to attend to the receiving and fory
ise to do it faithfully. | am also prepared to
Messrs. Chambers Jcffcrs g. Co, ,iCharlcston
will pay liberal prices for COTTON, F.
of barter, and all persons who bring those art
goods, would be benefited considerably by
intend selling EXCLUSIVELY Y for c
wish bargains to give me call, and they will
able, PARTICULARLY, where Groceries and Dl
In word am determined to sell both Gro
ever been sold in the State, except Charcsto
Camden, January 8, 1853.
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ChcStcrVilfc mail:
DUE FRIDAY, AT Z =. M.
DEPARTS SATURDAY, At 8 A. NJ.
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20.43

Cash on hand to balance, $500
s. b. EMMoNS, Treas.
Feb, ls. 1859. s--st
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Wagons Wanted.

10 WAGONS are wanted to haul Cotton
Il to Camden, for which so cents per hun
dred will be paid by
J. E. CURETON.
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Consisting in part rs follows
100 pieces prints u prices from st TO 25cts.
100 Long cloth ct lSqcts
Large Stock Brown Homcspun, 4 to I2Jcts.
Bales ofBlankcts at prices from one dollar
to two dollars per pair. Kcrscys and Plains
from l3 to 30 cents. De kalb OsnaburDs
always OH hand. THREAD-DcKalb. Mt
Dearborn, and Conc ord, also, Il variety of
Muslins, Alpaccas, Linen for shirts, Tick
ings, Apron checks, Pocket Handkcrchicfs.
Head Iiandkcrchicfs, Gravats, Suspenders,
Shectings, Drillings-Lincn and Cotton,
Ginghams, Lindseys, Plaids, Flanncls, Sail
cia, Surge, Cashmercs, HOSIE;RY Y Of all
kinds, GLOVES, Of all kinds LINEN
SHIRTS, Marino Shirts and Drawers.
Cloths, Cassimercs, Sattinctts, Twccds. Rib
bons, Edgings, Laccs, &c. Also, Vioins.
Shot Guns and Rifles, at ten and fifteen dol
lars, and n great variety of Groceries and
Dry Goods, too tedious to mention.
arding business rs formerly, and will prom
make liberal advances on Cottons shipped to
OUR, CORN, &c, particularly in the way
clcs to market, and want large quantities of
living me a call, and making know he fact.
A SH, and most respectfully invite all who
find that the CASH system is decidedly prefer.
y Goods are connected
;orics and Dry Goods, cheaper than they have
B. w. CHAMBERS.
I7-3m
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Money! Money ! Money!

Camden, January 8, 1853,
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The Nc,y-Yors Horse Market.
Rlrorf.d erouso N foyk iouas By SoLoS RoBISsoS
EAST TwEN1Y-ToU2THst. Wednesday July p.

TRfror,d eyutey tor The T5ua soLoS ROBINSON
FAST TwENTY-roUaTH-st, "Wednesday July p.
The appearance things decidedly dl the stree, to-day IN
pant he for days aud part Nv NJ 20 the season Of
iaS i to fu sIe ss TIE boI for sale
a ta Of ohi, a. % IS e.. saa hail The sse,s sa5er
hand day the busy part Of the season The lumber odd n
tloss od have RANGED $40 500 There - great. pro2oF
falling on il the weekly Gales The number or hand yet
sid about hh the most vey 'sasn
i would As be o'.as al s e 10 'yna any NJ "
have but few notes to Of the Of different stables
At e. find the number h.rd this morning oaly
soo o Aaors hose on haai there is par 6,as.ae
bIo~n baS ease h'ses he'd at s anoh Fal u e'', a.
sl iosn ryan horses 4 tie eaue pnce sc era 'n1 Io-
erss s. 70 . ard pety goo asonuenoi ss1'aia wofH
No,foS,ss Potnave 70 10 stbie and HI sales from It during the les.
vsek uurter ust 500
fore SPLENDID brown bsy MAZE 10 seatensn 90 Bfoo4lya
Iedgs fny-l nucec N ms s1ie soai9er oly bcs a.
playful en yeas Old M hand hgn perfectly brOse
fora sy q boy WIKI nstsr gait 70 rot or alos held a. 49,
oaI brown cOsh Lones s cod today Tor SOD
They ys 3D. ~ haa high stout AID sad be
Mssaay has ouy % IN sle to less 9ualse than At tine
IRON slo 70 go win few a. lower ietes-one 90 80 l7
@ - sglt srns ,Sos 49, - and, ss.
-Four otre, feoiias Horses, BAY ,oel grey and
six yea. cd dspp Grey i hands hsh good natural
uo.er aid a. easy csnier uloer the sddie. Sli1
Guuch pair tscs.Sa years Cd e band. Oh GOOD
butt SOLID y lkefs OF c"mmon coach Homes $50
,esrs o'o' iS isr O. iisS sSS
. e els sla Wien I'll. ,ssIs I'd sp - ss sa So
Brown sHh have o out all tle .'oes 81 u aual a. ao7s.
a. so They hand which a. q ish-prsed
which beutfu blacks
DO haIos sty.h IA k4u..s from hclac.y a1i
oisto thai state productive OF good sock which
held al 500
As saith had Ills Il on hand, among heb
some verv coed uatcied paIs >6tG $50 Aso beautiful
saddle clay bank yellow color, ~h Esht
switch Old - hands high sud SANDS
;rs ard Of the eEsa indication VI
say uotieIs good round barrel md peasant I'd eat
which slJ The other bright BAY.
witt Ions natural iEoer and pretty under tue
ssdd held al e2of.
lhe hard at the other stables ~ Fagan Gshans
- rrices varying from Sij0e- a. ior CITY
"a I
very atd sales shout lat Be5-
% hand Sargent dull; Mara7 Prte2
ssl,s a. SOdS15. Campbell 5 ncgdlg the " me
Arabian suck hch ousht SOC Thus fhera bd
nation M he owner the wb0e lot did bring be
enid hsv- they vel
me- msrlet nav expected znzninaisd
.tst, c r dIng which owners o. horses the
country well take little wholesome advice ald not send lhe
.tock h,re 10 AXE 4 L August sweat
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Pn--engcr- saiied.

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Bo or Osushcr " Morton I'D LAZY Mr ant Ms flnni
A srng NJ Mrs. EEarr Olll.s, n - T. s %
10, Nr FoTers Nr White Nuuris NJ WI anon. - [ --
Law Lyt hs -lt4f t-iu.-e r. A. llslpJ-- NJ ID
y. Gu. J lacs aa- Mr. C..sns j.. hr "asll. 1
~ NJ. n Hfr-c Ir l1I-s. u
A., L Ci.1sv SIR b. Crer~y crr; M- Nrfl.s. e DO
trtaI. A. l. Ea.r. 1. T J. wife sor ll-3a- Wl-
.r.s. Ie-. q n. We w. >l-cra1. f-rr. ~
tresrs. NJ BaItouf NJ nsr.l. W. b--1. Nle7 a. 4fa
Itlccr. John T. -l- Csr.6, "e Z esl d. T. 3 ~
+, T..r.S ,nh ir ami
Pisosi-ia. BIZ. ha-e. Il. 4 ro.sal N-sJs-ra.. ~
ErarL. -e1Cr A El-r. III l.rg, Lul.ll.; L. Afr
breton, Jsres Gitoes .lr MAYER Gcrlsoy; i-5--
srrrce. Ncrrrsal; I'd iurrn NrwDreans. 81 C-ori-r
yaul-F ZosaHu Nr D-blsey. rance; b utl, A. r.
Nolgc1 q Nol bilr. I irr W F-ftc', II Arsr -
k-rrr-ky " B. F-.--- A7lsf0u y D. -u+s
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Jure 90 lat g lon 81 o. ans IN sh clipper hp with
ipro5sby the Belle II the West from Boston
Nay 4 a FEaueisool 80
July s. 20 lon 50 IS plot boat George Steers Of SevY0s
June Il Csps Rogue bark Victor Standing he
heard probably Victor Nhney from S~f0rk, April ~
for PsLank-
July sandy Heos ". 20 miles bs Wa hondns 81 hours I'm
NeV-l orb for Dsm-rsl
July " st s. IS oa o. brig Wa Spear from Phlas pbla for
jay 4 az IS D. 2 20 Edw Cohen o Plymouth Cas
No DIT sf 10 lon 81 % W. ship Sarah Boyd Merrill from
New-York. q dsys. Psnars.
June y 20 W bark lila, Lenn5n from Boston
(Apul ~ Tor sp- Town, Ct.H
June To- a. u s. = ou 3 IS " ship West Wind, Elott, from
Boston Nav "A. for S4r Fran
Juy o. lat a. 70 IS W bng Ceas5, tom Boston for
JsIe 4 81 It s. n $40 W passed bark Ssod Of Bosson
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An Liverpool July L Jane. Sss;h Holmes Sev-oreanE
OF he pors ssh Progress Chase ST. John B. Ane. Scott St
stephensN B.
Sd from do h cOres sssvy Boston l,h Southampton Snow,
Eew-Yofk.
Ar a Cowes July Palope, Ward London for
s lob Lazy Knsh Chos ttrom HAWAII Cro4dr; Chanp4ia
woodward from Nst1nsfl London
An csds July ship Calender Dcknan HGvre; 10th Pill
rim Kenny, ST. John, NIB.
sd Fan0uth JAY 10 HsJ wsea Rairaen I'm. Havana
ca Newport July sEive, Evans NewYOrk llth sAaoset,
Chapman. Nsv-YoTk
AT At shrds Jsiy II, siip Hoeme. Bird, H.vre.
sd from Anfrosssn July Rob Roy, Clements Boston.
An 4 GreeoskJuy ara Ann, batch H.y.na va falmouth
SD July Nexnder Dsyson New Cub
hers ksLsss ssi LIB, lsss Bsas, Ksrsy, ~
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- che h.d resided in the family about amon'u,
Ne 49," A,.S,, in New York Intelligence Office ih7y
~, 6se csrcc'nirg her previous ~ her rrs'l'nf
r,, -, lrC,ess h.r n'o'euc.w an s'r"est 49,
~ ~ =, ~ ~. iNs ti'uncn t,y Swing oher sl" re-
-. q tie r.taVefy Il their funds AZ Nneo' " "'-N
- ~. r.,n i've >Orr 'he rohh,ry = r'uSN w'Nug 'nt"
%,,,,A n gcys or hing m. rd - wen NC Nsn.e
= ,..s~.x "a ish hsndtal &C se~ bank bits and sa'd
~sri,S 80 chSrge Jersey Ci'y money Tor any
49, k,,s q, Nas They dd not nnAnge his money nor
~ and ne, having heard NJ the robbery did
49,. ~ .f,,.t on SUSPICION. Nothing has been heard
~ ~ .,s - ar Is known The loss will not IN the
.s ,,.ss with either ~ the losing institutions except
In he civ iScn6s % NE stockholders.
sr,,n ~ ruy AN,rN Ann PAcFic At the s"inS o.
NJ Arabia oW h,r occS IN Jersey Guy YESTERDAY -
N s,ssis - that 81 ihr Psl6c group IT - "r oo
~, =. In mt ~ the Atlantic Ho'rL near the Can'r
Ak 81, A nm the snhect IN earnest and ov 600 dolT
ssh,r sS ,tsk,o ulon the result ot the present Ilps
m s.ec Ssi,S IN saturday Esd INST NJ IL NJ, and the
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