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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-26
DIR. r. f. HIBBARD's
WILD CHERRY BITTERS,

What boots It that we aud
Those btters TO The skies
Nou need but taste to feel
Their saving energies"
FgNiE most paatabe and pleasant Of all the Bitter
d Tonics calming irritation, and allayng nervous
eAcltaty Let any person afl cited with Loss of APP
peute, Falnness PUN in the Breast or Palpitaon Of
the Heart Try these Biters and they will be sensiby
relieved in five minutes. " seems TO touch the part
aileeted,' and nvigorates the system Immediately
The,mOst reliable certificates of cases found in the cir
cular at N o Tiemont Pcmple Boston
d. FULLER & co General AGENTS
Price Zoe and 81 per bottle. Dealers supplied on
reasonable terms. A bottle open on the counter for
trial. Caldwell & Hill, Agents at Worcester.
myl4 DIFF
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Adams & CIafIin, ARTISTS,
MO. lss Main Street. directly opposite the American
~ House, Worcester, Mass. having enc Say Light
for Adults, hive recently a@dded TO our Establish
men an adjoining ROOM with spacious Side Light,
expressly Tor Dagueruo4 ping Children by the use OF
which Pictures nre made almost instantaneously.-.
Those who have failed nj other Rooms are invited To
give US cal.
IL Hours for small Children, from 10 am, to pm.
may2 dawtf
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GROCERIES. &c.
Fine Feed.

II BLISS, SUTTON. & CO.,
my25 dawtf Nc. 6 Mechanic ST.
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RAILROADS. EXPRESSES. &c.
NEWPORT Via PROVIDENCE.

IIk4 81 Tii5i5Eia N - - g axlgsN,
ES-sazszssszzs4z
ON and after June goth, 1853, the Steamer PERRY
~ capt. Woolsey, will run between Providence and
Newport, connecting NV ice each way, each day. with
trains of Providence 8 Worcester Railroad as follows;
Leave Newport at A. NJ. and Z P. NJ.
Leave Providence at A NJ. and p. NJ.
Or arrival of trains from Worcester and Boston.
Passengers may procure through tickets at Railroad
stations Of New York and New Haven Railroad New
York of Western Railroad, Albany or Providence
and Worcester Railroad, Providence.
FA r e.
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
Passenger Trains will run as follows
aave A rrivo ~ ftrotpu

~. ssszs 5sssssgi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-30

REPUBLICAN VIcE-That disbanded parson.
Master Headley-not content with all those
efforts of enormous rhodomOntade, by which he
almost made Napoleon seem boaster and
George Washington humbug-is actually pre-
pairing, we perceive, to prosecute yet again the
memory Of the Father of his Country, in a
biography for another Magazine! Now it was
bad enough that our hero should be slandered
by Calender, while he lived but to be rum
fustianized by Headley, when he is dead, is still
worse; and if the country suffers it, twill be
the most shocking instance of the Ingratitude of
Republics that ever wa. seen!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-30

| ST. CHARLES THEATRE" Ingomar y was played last
evening at the St Charles theatre with Miss Logan in the
part of Pahena and with cast otherwise essentially the
same as before
We anticipated much graft fcation in witnessing Miss
togans personaon of Partenid, and by no means
disappointed Her rendering marked by any no.
table difference from any other rendering which we have
witnessed, but 1t by an even and sustained
style that greatly enhanced the of the piece The
character is favore with two of best and most
popular actresses Miss Logan and Miss Dean and they
nave both appeared in 1t before New Orleans audiences
We do not propose to institute comparison between
them their style of playing this particular part and vet
we could not but observe the different points upon which
they most relied Miss Logan if she did not exert her
self especially in any scene produced more effect In
those which most highly tinged the heroic pas
sonsas where she resolves to in search her father
where she first encounters g0aa where she stands
bravely at his side in difficulty. Miss Dean exces in
those which penetrated with tenderness
where she meets her father where she wnes the gar
land for gomar and where she processes love for him
The elicits most applause where affection is shown
and confidence and womanly triathe other where self
reliance spirit courage and lofty purpose exhibit them
selves.
Miss Logsn enunciation not last even
it usually She several times laid upon the adjee
i've qualifying phrase that stress and emphasis which
belonged elsewhere We should aude the at
Ill., except that is to which she Is less liable than
lmost any actor actress know of. 1t may not |
erhaps be beyond the scope of privilege
hat she looked beautifully in the character Of Par
he'iiG than any other in which we have her.
Mr. Jamison played Ingomar in the same manner as |
before and much applauded Mark smiths rendering
u MsrOn and Mr. Potters delineaton Of Poydor were
uy up TO the average ability with which those eharac-
ters are played
attendance although large not so large as we
'Apoc.ea' continuance Of the weather in which we
Are rejoicing will remedy that boreysr and an nm
The b. Charles as 1t is wont to be filed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-30

FALLEN GREATNESS. know few instances
OF the vicissitudes of Fate more pitiable than
the fact that Napoleon the Great-that " man
of destiny" as he was caled-who was so long
the terror of the Eastern and the wonder of the
Western Hemisphere, has fallen into the ink
horn of certain ''Abbot of unreason,e who is
doing him, by the month, into the sublime and
beautiful, in one of the popular Magazines of
the day. Alas! for the Man of Destiny,
This was its cruelest stroke!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-30

LoNGweRrH's CIscISNAu WIrE.-As " the proof of the
pudding Is in the eating all those who have comesbles
to sell certainly do well to send u.s. with their advertise
ments specimens that we may not praise gnorantly
And the being of course true of driukabes. all
will do well to deposit at Office along with their no.
tees sampe-as Mr. Cooler has DONE whose advertise
ment of Caawba vintage will be found in our columns
We have duly submitted the liquid to jury Of tasters
whom we have empanneled and sworn to Sit while they
can preserve that posture upon the like and they have
brought in their verdict of honor and praise to Mr. Long
worth who first of all Americans made wines that are
worth the drinking,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-30

Martin Kcssss on boars r ksn to-d.y 20 miles ess
Of Cape Ann she will arrive at This port tomorrow
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
Nsw YosK Nov 26-Cotton ia In good demand here to.
day, and prices have advanced 10. per ID.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-30
To the Ladies.

II y
- Respectfully offers the Ladie. of Ma. o,.., "a,
the treatment Of the following diseases, rrTERI
WHITES, PRoFusE AND PAINFUL hENsTRUATIoN EN-
GoR6EMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
adopted by her ia that which has rovao
tn' most Surgeons Paris and New and
" success here Of which she ample testimony and the many
can refer usfes saying dseass
OIL lhs Uterus not OF eanoerous nature,
Madam dsvotss herself e1ou.iye to Iadis and
can be consulted DAILY, al her residence
myls epf rss q, 49,. ..
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NssC Cfofhtssg Store, 4
No 40 CAMP STREET.
IRWIN & FORNOf vi


~ Have scsvsd opening and fine stob Of
CLOTHING and GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS,
.... CONSISTING
BLACK FRENCH CLOTH DRESS COATS Of superior
article, of he and fn,h;
BLUE CLOTH FRocK DRESS COATS, with Plain and Gilt
Buttons;
BROWN and OLIVE FRoCK ard DRESS COATS;
superior article Of FRENCH ENGLISH kERsEY
ovERcoATs, cLoAKs PALEToTs and SAC COATS, Of all
eolors and styles;
BLACK DOEsRIN and CASHMERE PANTS;
different ssyles patterns FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS
Fancy SILK PLUSH VELVET VESTS;
Plain and Figured SILK and SATIN VESTS,
WHITE SILK and MARsEILLEs VESTS;
Plain Embroidered MARSEILLEs VESTS
LINEN and LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS;
FRENCH SHIRTS, Of Mschanicsi Worked Bo.onn;
Plain, Fancy and WHITE SILK CRAvATs;
Fine Heavy CASHMERE UNDERsHIRTs DRAWERS;
sUsPENDERs;
HOSIERY
HANDKERCIIIEFs;
GLOVES;
UMBRELLAS;
TRUNKS;
vALsEs
CARPET BAGS, etc.
~ We will receive additions stock by the arrival
smsbp from New York. invite end the public
generally stock which will be sold reasonable
nag spf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-30

Cas,peti,,g, Furniture, etc.
OI ROYAL STREET O7
" The undersigusd complete cARPETING
consisting in styles Of
ROSES, ADMINISTER, LAssKRApE sAxoNY,
VELVET, BRUSSELS TAPESTRY,
THREEPLY INGRAM VENETIAN
cARPETINe
ADMINISTER and CHENILLE RUGS
ADELAIDE CHAIN, bRUsH
SHEEPSKIN COCOA MATS.
MOSAIC TABLE COVERS,
CLOTH TABLE and PIANO COVERS,
WOODEN and LINEN CRUMB CLOTHS
BINDING GIMP, THREAD etc.
LAlPAsErTE,
BRocATELLE,
DANAsK,
INDIAN SILK,
PRINTED LASTING LACE and
MUSLIN CURTAINS.
FANCY TICLES.
~ Oar Of Fancy Articles complete being superior 70
anything we have offered in this city, and comprise
sEvREs CHINA,
BISCUIT BRONZE
sTATUETTEs and MAETKL
$50. u. ORNAMENTS.
CRYSTAL and BOHEMIAN
SILVER and PAPER MACHE WARE
LOOKING GLASSES,
cHINAwARE, CUTLERY. etc.
NITURE.
MAHOGANY and OAK FURNITURE
Ia Parlor and Bedroom and Diningroom s.,..
WRITING DEsKS,
FANCY CHAIRS,
ETAGEREs,
JARDIN1ERs
TOILET TABLES, etc
mas 5t2p r, MALLARD h
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Dr. Educ. JeHner Gore,

DF' E0sC. Jenner COGe,
DRUGGIST, No. rs Camp st.
~ DR. e. ]. CoxE's PREPARATIONS in extensive ma. fl,
heay htesn years have their acquired
unsurpassed heqnaled by similar the North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP
EXTRACT OF CorAlvA, sARSAPARILLA AND cuBEBs
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENeEs
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES ~
Nv Prepared at No. rs Camp street by Or re- corr ,a e.
sale by Druggists generally. - 49,
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u.s. See Third Page.

LAW fRM.-We call attention to the card of Messrs
Roberts Breaux, who have associated themselves in the
practice of the law in this city
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Drugs, Medicines, Perf,.,nc,.u e,c

Pl.. SUBSCRIBER sG9d especially call the of
s1mPf,gg s,sFy Article in bis line of which on f
a,,on sb. WI o G1nd RESI- AND GENUINE.
VII % o1nd a. this with popular snsyl No.
ssson.tI p' I'm lh eto etc. Bar supplied an
GOULEY BTTERS, etc. TiI0Nae D . FL hhhilNl,
apl dAWlys Druggist and Apothsary cor Csmn and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-30

inducements to BUY Shirts
IAN 80.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
At s.N. MOoDY'S,
Formerly Of tn. house of C, LEIGHTON 4 co.,
Corner Of Canal street and Exchange Place.
AN ENTIRELY VIEW STOCK OF FRESH GOODS
PRICES TO ESTABLISH FAME FOR cHEAPNEss
SURE FIT IN SHIRTS from twsny different s,es.
THE ONLY MANDATORY Of UNDER GARMENTS, COLLARS
ETC., in New Orleans
MONEY REFUNDED IF THE GOODS ARE NOT APPROVED OF
Halfa Dozen EXCELLENT LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS tor ";
do do. ENGLISH SOCKS for q 25
PURE SILK UNDER SHIRTS for 81 each;
do SOCKS for so cents per pair;
POCKET HANDKERcHEFs from as eents each;
and large assortment Of other article GENTLEMENs
TOILET of which the foregoing prices sample. Call
s. N. M00DYis
New Orleans Shirt aud Gentlemen furnishing Emporium
n9 sqp Of Cam, .trset and Erehnnr. Mac
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To Rent.

~ The eligible NEW STORES In the bs.n.n. Of D.sbn We.
randall building in Camp street. between Posyrrs Dup.a
They are suitable for hrea retail Dry business and will s
ls1ssd upon favorable terms Apply to
$. PHILLIPS, DRY Good stoe) Nsyad.s street
(nsIt to the Horse staton,)
n20 Up or 10 the owner at J. B. sTEEIye An c.mn,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-30

Sp the National Htnt.
COLD WEATHER AT THE EAST.
NEwYoRK, Nov. ga dispatch from Bangor Ms,,a
states that the Penobsco river is closed by ice and that
sixty to eighty vessels with large cargoes aud three
steamers frozen in, about five miles from the city
MORE DEATHS AT SEA.
NEw YoRK. Nov. 2s-Ths packet ship George Herbert
has arrived here from Hsvre with emigrans of whom rs
died on the passage.
FEMALE PRINTERS.
BALTIMORE Nov. ga despatch from Cincinnati states
that during the strike Of the printers in that city the
printing Offices are employing women as compestors
MARTIN K0sZTA AT HAND.
BosroS, Nov. %, T.30 2. n--Ths bark sultana with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-31
ti,HE NEw-AoRK TkIBrNG-WEEKLY EN-

LAROED- On The h OF last April THE DAILY resgSl his,
70 nearly Of The Lnda Tim. making considerably irr
o's S Ss' I'D D , p IN I Of q Ea ss
he 49, bcibr ali sfi Mil ssbcbers a. : per annan
IL per sold those Carriers and to Agents OH RINK
rsysi n sdrance. prices asgrgls recpa f
es,a all oher MS. to be betrayed fo our rscps or
AdysrI ~ other wor We return 70 eiel paIhe o. our Pc
g la and the heavy eSpens Of
ia Bootkssfns Rent &c. to cur Aver q. aen. we
ihrk Tossl cheaper uesg 1ers beyond his
ever shall Be We Hend 10 be even viii the Foremost "a
Our sEai.wzsxLY EuaopsA. anil C,Lgoey, edition, were
sIaI.' ~ md ySlay wa ias Dy ana a9 "a
S osr sniWs. a - per saa $50 esas ias l ys,r for
IS an ID n COZ r ~ With aay or niWeekly, All vii
eheeIy md eoIlss T tbs purpose ulon drsct Or popal ap
Ia yrwYosx WEEKLY TRHrss IL, thirteenth yelr
th liz The seni Weekly sud y adng ai1rs haa oasar
to ~ opae;yso VI bout inere'e rce adj
q. lest $500 PR ,lgg2 to or eapes m .di ION g. tae Pl-
tore ~t from he t sepenb er next epe IN eni rely new
rpd 49, sg b.. 1y ~ ,i %
ioo00 ccI. prepared rn. ,ni mail every cpy the
Isiang he salar sue Of or thF Daily ei oa'
lwtny odd I-os-ld copies We aud adopt aIy
infei ieeree acr, e md eiv nd ba cgsciy si ~
We oeae1t adcL iproveHel- n the ceay sad rsa
n Tsivyg proclaim It
c'res II fjtca. , N d.ty p1sd az beclIs i has
IsIa id fro IN lnse1n nc ion and the reilsl-
cry n hea ar 'a9as ny through the ii
fess nj ~ eor 81 Ns-ss Esros lss dpensi ,ui
s,loHs VIII ser ma b. he Of he Whg o-gni
nix 1s.erii 70 o. Cs.rir liz sad i-s GOV
but ~ Iaify. D. nd 'e ca DC more parry 9s
ep!ss c. that a- 10 ay9s Eo rs-at eadi which hll
Fossd l .l b. ihe Wig TASTY f. b. Is i4sf az
nee % eo1.e r.. ,-to,rl rlcpt -ilr orc2rFi .cA
VIII iao0h hey ad sraaaad sa he n.sts camp. l.
ha,iroc ,a Ia :. rs fes, L5.s, Il Ei c9,,a
---e Ir~ra Ia-sv r. ~ -al iai sye o5aeS.rl,
b D..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-31

TurFLo Aug 3Rcceirts since o.. last. Hour 6ep boii
Wur y bush The market for FLOR open
ed rne under the steamers nnd the ien1rf was i ~ D
.c- rrs. SO bt sod 81 fr Oaio sui 'l,se1
WIZ steady ssts Of 5o bush a. II la Il II ~
Ohio and al Urpr Lake. CoRNis NJ 81 lcFe u ne
Trrous NJ VS. has not affected gcesi Mixed WeIn' o! si
luh OATS dull Sc. Ohio WHISKY s o. -; fRfStI'
unchanged. -, ..... IT..
ORLEANS Aug 8-Our markets arc quite alna1, me
se Of CoTToN during TIE week have been only W Die ' r.
ets Of tie same period 60 ba AID The ;ock o. hand IS
1000 lules. -.
Flour 1900 lbs: MHEAr 8too buah COSY l.tO sh- AA
fusi GOOD business las been done 5"D
lbs sold - 124Sl 81 for state and - ga - ~ ioi com a
10 Mes.eIn. WHEAT firm. WIKI good mining I'D Jury p'
Ir-b rod - n 60 for CoRS DUH but uc- hr sales
900 lush BARLEY iush sod at 7c for fSoo. OATS
IN Gousud nc go lbs OF Prison WHISKY sold a. DC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-31
DIED.

PMAy-ssSdebiy Aosust % Albert son Of = v.s
fsinia ". Chapman. aged months
gisves ,fd hi nd Of The FIRMLY invited % at AZ
s, fou lie house his par Orandav. between 'S
s.d tfsrc avs Brooklyn, Fh Day orslayl NOR ~ a.
IL oclofk "a -, 49,.
fHApMANOr evening Of August o. Charles B. inft r7n
~ si,er srd Jolanna Chapman aged months and n days
TIE n sys fiends Of the family respectfully inved =
ar5 ~ funeral tbs Wsdnesdsyl afternoon A. O'Clock IRON tae
rs<Sr 50 Of his parents No II3 Pscifcs' brooklyn -
q TFY-On Nopdsy Avg Narv O.kley, widow Of the ss
4, alley assd IS wears months and 4 DAYS.
10 relatives End friends o. the family rePeey inviee -
..a he funeral sdnesdayj Il o'clock fo hei late
r>sn is ufolkst Her remains VIII be taken 70 west
Trssdsy August 90 Henry csy son'of William sad
Asr Nssis OK AGED years and II Hiontls. -
friends respectfully invited TO attend he
ss CHS q o'clock from the residence Of his 70 D
Nc S7s lIudsonHt =. -,
PlYNY-At Loehhie Marion County, Florida, July 80 Col
Csozre Psype who cngsted with Alarge family from Bscsing
and for portion
81 h ~ practitioner the Bar and time occupied stn
toe L<Sslafure Of Virginia.
WAbl-On Tuesday Augut o. william Wade, Jr infants> 81
William Jane Wade aged months eud % days
The will take place today Wedn iyD Aug 81
n "a nsdenoe Of WougbSy his grand .h No 55 iiaesco
A. 7eelotk 81 The relatives friends Of the family
steftfsiy invited attend without further inviat0n
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Hudson River Market Boats.
Frs AIT liz, Of Csf;ie ard Fgrr Profze'I g,leran'

lRep r.,s exclusively FOR the Nsw.Yo.s Daily Trblnsl
Cert Cas- Ens q e'nsoi Ge1 5 5s5o .sy 5a f,y
tr-ee' by tn tip hugu - IL Bse-e' Cow viii I'iye
Of T. - y - nd r Bu'tc 2 bis of P0.r-os b-s Of
Hs straw u 5tl o. pr. e si's,i. "a, rs1s
rye Carriages 1000 6asa o. s. do Rye 90 boxes
Cert Hunter etsrse SsvbgFsh sEr.ia' Tae.y r3ora-n
i} o. sg, ~ - II Beeyes IS oar Bet COW Cal.
Sves csls 1d5d Cave; 70 shss9 All IN, 70 ae,s, ~,
Isnts 81 swine. - dcsei ho l5l Fos- y pless - 9o'
Es 81 ,as Pa Of Butter % fsrE1 do 10 bis Rye o i'
csrt Po,r 9Th s.ernbo,t U Of cs arriving Tai.s
Thur.dav end Saturday mornings O. ioo o. 'n ny non -
COWS WIN CsvesI Veal calf - shep and Lanabs c9'ls Of
C, p Bds,rd5s 9th. barre PIP vnwinke arriving osisy
rorrst f9ot Of Frtnkln Caskn rer2ri ne o-3lls
y the frip Augst So VIZ: Z. Bee7ss Veal Calf 80 Fo~
' staT iesiser v,,,,v
v,5pav and Frdsy 1norlfs a. loot Of HlTrs9a- from IL
,st enc Ihe 10 cy II Veal Caiye. so sheer nd Lamb
i5ooops Fowls eocJ rg5key, cop ..' - e3 80 90
ibs Apple and P.ars bbs Pgna 20 W ks ly ,l -
5 iscs Sitting IS tales b., 80 boxes Oi- . h9 " lE -
TO- ~! 'ba er OF D. tls, Exeh-nse arriving sui
morning at OF Of Mr1ay;s oaa -. r :, e. 5
C,i,s veal Csves 81 Sheep and Lambs - Fows ics
MS Ers 80 1s and pals Bs.'eI = eo & Con-
hush Rye 30 hairs 5. Canzs 20 bf iri 10 new L.
II Hursen qfths stesboa sRsnad .r'iT i T3
day moninr tt foot Of Agrr;y-s'1 oIn & Cav i CT
@Ves Caves I2s Sheep end Las G. swine 81 Vows '5 Es
bbs Potatoes - bb ipp-s ~ pE--
Irrts 3 lbs RYE so bars CoTn Meal 20 hs o. %hoF's
100 Cotnis IS rolls and 49, sides Leather. Carr .
Ctt Cbares alsiead Il the large Nilnisnk alFi on
rrorrps At foot Of War; nst from Nev5ls reports o ioio"
- tho trin Az ~ viz - Beeves Cows aud tlve- ~
Veal Calves so sheen and Lamts @ live AMI ~ dres me
Fo arkev, 10 Ducks bb EFgs So tuil All p,is All 2"
frtir Pnr bis lo.lioe 10 hs Stay, bis f4ln -
vc 10 ass Vegetable i bale aud toyes Gods tJs way
IN 1et5 l1es Leather y rolls 10 btis. Cllir s.Id
Cant Anderson .eahoa North America arriving Ia
H. J.~ ard sa,rriav rnonin-G foot NrTs. from r lg
ton 1epos the following article blythe trip Aug o. " % 80
Leather
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Foreign Ports.

Arr Caao JULY To- shiIs California Packet, Gardner hncha
f. j. Fzrerald. Pecud isiay AeSmtr wa >ar
Chnhs ends 18th ship Adelaide Meeaf Scott san Franc eco
ifh siips Couer Corner Chlcha Islands Norm CrJnth
Foster san Vranc bark Salem Mt Chinch' Islands i
y Mon,ecy Lowell DO bark Helen inces underw "a
hcI. up ou It, IS % lon. 81 leaking 18Th ship Conmonweh
Done Chncha ISLANDS h ship Cohe Higgins DO q shps
1ordo rv Francisco Ratter stump DO SD ION ahipf
Itffon Ill,t Chucha Islands 18th ship Kent csy Pmnne,
Ne,cnt scott Chincha Islands 10th shI Alexandria Walker
n,d States John Barring Beatty, Chucht Islands * IL nns
Tionfou CouedOn DO l7h phi0me Glover do sh, snip "
Caroins FCser Ch.ncll Islands
Az srpool 18th Car line Reed Tbbets for Calcutta
AZ reut Ayres "a ait bTks Charles : Oldn Watson and JET
Wood from Monte, de0; brig Helen Hughes from biti
more. m June n
10 vessel at Maranham .h al Bark Lawrence Clark ior
C.yerue. sid 9Th
1t Tara 5st ut Active Wheeler for Salem g; only Am
vessel
d rom Inst bark Canada, Lsconb Santa Cruz to
load for London.
Rchbuc about 10Th inst BARK Dephoa L0VeI ('
WiAsms deceased irs,oL f. $500
Arr af Halifnx II u brig Brookline MGlyery Eipor..
Port-au Prince 9Th inst brig Isabella Reed Chtesnn Tor Sew
York Milton Douglass, from naiyes to load for Ne"-for
Croton. Elye. tor ios on 9Th. 49,
AZ Jereme brgs Pau r. Jones spencer from Whining
NC ju Nultrre PerSns for Boston days sd I'D
sChr Elliott for Boston.
fom NewYork - days took po aid sailed same dy Tor h
IA = Jaeo OH inst bhr Harriet, Hail To- Y York d.
At Ceuflegos 18Th bark Cab Haven r phiade pha tg
n I4h. bark Frnuk,.n Gitts B0-0l.
II Taik Island lh inst scf Matthias FIN York for
Ar. al Zee diirs'crsJ
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Liverpool Tresluee Market.

in limited demand Q nc f1r Pots ,rt y Tor Pesr'
OF unbranded Philadelphia 81 hhis
Sold. CoG9 TIA EHrSENoing doing I'ush ~ bhs OF
IS j3 RESIN sold readily. 900 hbls chlnzs4
during the week &C for 20 II Tor me OILS
Seal small sales 81 God A. S5@04S< 49, few
Of American Sperm sold - s88 -
BEEswAxSome Gales have been rpored az 81 10 Havana
1916 in ,eady den,Hd a p q = NITRATE oF
SODA tended upu and cold q H. sUAc rather easier Es-
Noelnree sold full prccs. RieE-l ties u Ca-oni
o arrive sod % s. IEASa SNAIL scale only U03d %
fine Cougus asked for All common descFp were neg
lec,td.
spGAEA large usiners going cargo Of
H. reported arrive N1LissEs so
with good cmtud saes OF Cuba cofa u % a,ri
ETH steady ncansea pHces with colss raDe sle
fol ezroii. Coco D9miu sod - 81 bels sg1n-
The Of DYEwOoDs limited 20 Of Camp eschg Log
- /. o aud 40 tuns Of Llnar ood % ~
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

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