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COUNTRY RESIDENCES forr.nt
" have for rent, sever al new HOUSES. with 2
acres OF ground attached to esch situated on GKer
dali Green" little more than q mile ,rtheaste y
from the Capitol
These houses are spacious and convenient, with .
cellar, woodshed and stable for each, and pumps OF
excellent water at hand
The situation is beautiful, overlooking q large
portion OF the city, and in full view Of the Capitol
Inc approach is by It'll and II SITS Delaware ave
nue. and III street
An omnibus line for usual fare, has been perms.
nently established on the route, and runs twice a
gay between Kendall Green and the President s
seusre, leaving at 8 q. m. and D. m. Retu, ning.
leaves Centre Market, where it makes brief stand
at 81 and 81 O'Clock.
Rent-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS year.
The houses not yet taken are open for inspection
and can be seen by applying to WIN. SrIOKNFY.
who lives on Cottage street. or myself, at my resi-.
denca ear the premises.
jG 20-tf AMOS KRNDaJJ
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POSITIVELY SELLING OFF AT COST !

T COMMENCE this day to run off my stock of Dry
L Goods and Shoes at prime sost What remains
by the 10th of July, will then offered at auction.
Persons wishing extra bargains will do well TO
call.
have good assortment o. Dress Goods, shawls,
Mantles Bonnets, Ribbons Iarasols, &c.
Also, good stock of SHOES of all kinds.
The Store will be for rent on the LIST of August
7. 3. BROWN,
Cor It'll and stL, Northern Liberties.
10 I7-tf
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Z, ]. MIDDLETON.

ID f. A l. E r IN ICE,
Office south side +, neat to corner Of 18th street,
I CE kept constantly on hand at the Office, which
l. can be had in large or small quantities.
Office open from sunrise to sunset.
iupe l-eolm
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Unwilling HOUSE FOR RENTING. 2. Unior
- kow, street, near 18th, Ia for rent It con
tains ten rooms, kitchen, and dry cellar, and ha,
gas throughout. The house is in first rate ordsr
having Just been newly papered, painted, SC. Ap
ia 2Q-Sft
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tIlkSr CLASS GROCERY STORE FOR RENT
Il The good will and Fixtures of the Iars. sr5
commodious Grocery Store at the corner of Pa. sye
nue. and 18th st. are offered or sale at low price
upon easy terms. Alse, the Store will be rented for
office near q. g. Capitol, or A. q. Fowler. at lain
~ 90 Office, corner of 9th and SITS south.
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-TELEGRAPHIC.-
81 h0lSE,S PRINTING TRLEcRiPR.
Af1UsIy FOR rHH YvTTI1a ga,
frem fhe seuth-Kf5ect Of fhs r,,,,.,.

From the ssath-Raset a. N. 80.
- -a.s .ee = g~ Now. -
NEw ORLEANS, July The pev, hv n.
thu "lo ol. mas nad very depressing eject on
:, WIN the exception Of q few cholera es...
INC nealta Of the city continues rood L.r-s
the North. 1>iy iss'ing tor
On nosis., July Cotton dull and droopine.
~. of TWO cases of cholera reported.
,;.ARLksfeS July l.-Cotton dulI and IA.
good Inc health Of the city generally Ia
"n New York-saiiing Of the Union.
NEw YORK, July The United sts... nail
steamsniP Union sailed at noon TO-DAY f.
Havre. She took out eighty pss,enesr . ,os
four hundred thousand dollars In specie,
The weather s cooler and please nter to-d.v-
few new cases Of cholera are reported
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LfOR SALE OR RENT-A CARPENTER SHOP.
l. situated on street, between 9th and 10TH for.
mery occupied by ]. s. Barker is offered for sale or
rent 1t Is 70 by 40 feet, and is in q good location
for business. Inquire on the premises.
lie 26-1w*
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FOR SALE AND RENT

EfoR RENT-1n healthy and pleasant location,
Il near South street, Convenient brick Honse
with ten rooms, besides bath room and rood we'll
Of water in the kitchen. Out building in good or.
der. Rent $25 per month. Apply to q r. RIDER.
Washington Foundry. VT
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LfOR RENT-The corner House Of "Dousbtvs
II Row." corner of 9th and L streets, is for rent.
1t contains eight rooms and kitchen, and has a
good yard brick woodhouse, and indeed every con-
venence attached to it. There is pump of delight
ful water Immediately in front of the house In
Quire of Col. DOUGHTY, Georgetown, or on the
premises, of the present occupant Posssss IN given
Immediately. IL 2S-S,s
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k'Ok kENT-Ofhce Rooms Nos 6 and Z, "Colum.
II bis Place." corner of Louisiana avenue and eth
street. va
, Also, the I'd and 4th story rooms, each embracing
the whole extent OF the building. Apply to
@. BARNEY,
ye Lo-eo1 Z, between 9th and It'll sts
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LfOR RENT-A small two-story brick HOUSE,
- with four rooms, good yard and wood house.
that opens into alley, and situated in the First
Ward, on 20th, between NJ and SITS not far from
West Market. Rent 81 per month. Apply at store
of T. W JOHNSnN a C0
je 3O-3ts "
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II WO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS to let, in q pleas
! ant locality. For particulars apply to
W. II. HASLAM
I street, next door to the corner of sth ct.
iy Its
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E,OR RENTAL OFFICE in Lane 4 Tucker,.
Il Building. Enquire of
CHAs II, LANE, or
Je 30-dh WIN. TUCKER
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TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEnr,,
l. obtain pleasant rooms in q private family, near
the Smithsonian Institution with or without board
Terms: with board, $40 per month, otherwise s.
ana So, according to the floor on which they are sit
uated: Address sc b, at this office.
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BERLIN, Friday, june l8.-The sn.,-
and prussian note in reply to che Bsmb.rs
coalition pI was despatched To-Day.
PAhIs, Friday Evenins.-The Bourse, af,.,
numerous n fluctuations, closed to- day M q -
Three per cents, closed at 7lf Doc fon, ne !.
half's s6f. 25c. for the end of the month "O
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4 CARD.-The undersigned returns his sincere
n thanks to his customers for their Heral pa
tronsgs for the past six months, and wsuld also
state that their respective accounts will b, made Oh
70 the 10Th instant He therefore confidently trusts
that they will be prepaid to settle the prompt
ly, either by cash or with notes at shortdate.
VIM. R. Riley,
Corner Sth street, opp. Cents Market.
je 24-2w
SPECIAL NOTICE.-In accordance with
~ our uniform custom Of closing Ill accounts TO
the LIST OF July, we give friends and customers
due notice that their bills ready; ard will be
delivered in few days, when W. earnestly hope
they will be attended to with prohptness.
MAXWELL, SEARS q COLLEY,
1th street, three doors above Pa. avenue.
je 2S-l0t
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LfOR RENT-A fine three story brick HOUSE on
= 7th, between and Fl streets, west side, CON
tanning thlrteen rooms and good large cellar. To
good tenant the rent will be made low The house
dwelling. f'"''
Also, for rent, large STOREROOL on 7th sc.
OF the store This store is on the business part of
TIN street, and would make q stand for Shoe or
Dry Goods Store Rent low. For terms enquire of
JAS. A. WISE, eth street, or at the Star Office
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FRIGHTFUL RUsAwAY.-A frightened horse.
with more alarmed rider, came down Penn.
sylyania avenue yesterday at a furious rate:
turned Of ut 9th street, when the animal was
relieved Of his load by nearly precipitatin 2
the rider into the Canal No injury.
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"Wdnts" and /" Wanted" advertisements, four lines
or less for each insertion, IS cents each additional
line cents.
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I HOUSES, on o, between 9Th and 18th streets q
This property cas- be seen by calling ON Mr. WEST
ON BAYDE, who occupies a house adjoining it. One
OF the houses Is vacant and Mr. Bayde is authorized
The above property will be sold at bargain if i'm
mediate application be made to FRANCIS WHEAT
Li. Georgetown. at bis Lumber Yard. ANY one
wishing to purchase one or both of these houses
ana having few hundred dollars, the terms viii
be made to suit.
Several other houses and lots are also for sale.
which will be sold low, as now settling up the
analrs OF the late firm of Wheatly Walker.
would also remind all persons indebted IN the
late hrm that they must close them by cash or 9TH
erWlse before the LIST July next, after which time
they Will be turned over to other hands for colIeo
ton. FRANCIS WHEITIy
je 2S-d1w Georgetowr
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uarbI EVENING STAR.
INFBLLIGENC

az rag THERMoHErER.-Thet Their
-, In our counting room, at IL o'clock
stood at 80 degrees above zero.
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AUSTRIA AND Prussia

The Moniteur assumes that Anstria
Prussia jointly framed the reply oyerrpIins .
the objections of the smaller German St.,.s
Col. Manteuffel Is about to 20 TO ST pe1sr,-
burg with amessage from Prussia, recommend
ing the Csar to accept Austria's recent sos, -
tioH. 1t is, however, rumored that the Co,
has already refused it >><
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lPERsoNs WANTING to rent a good store or
Telling on 9TH street, are referred TO our
seertidng columns.
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that Esputa's Band contemplate giving grand
concert at an early day, for the benefit of the
Warrington Monument Our patriotic citizen s
and strangers will encourage this National tri-
butte to the Father Of his Country, most as
sorediy-especially when the Offering can be
30 agreeably reciprosated.
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wv" Oh .i'ha10c , y
M Nwhile making drawing of the c.urs
Vrtde Embarkation of the Pilgri Iron
Delft-Havenn He came from Londor1 press
Iy fo- the purpose, where the copy is De en-
gravsi DO one of the best engravers iro
Il is to be about 30 inches high, by q Mlatn
and is expected to be superior line craving
This is high compliment to the menca'
artist who painted the original.
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DESTRUCTION OF RUSSIAN PROPERTY

The news Of the adhesion of Greece % ~.
ultimatum of the Western Powers cause, ers.,
surprise. Russia reckoning on her diversion
contrives at great expense in the Southern
Provinces Of Turkey.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, August II, 1864.

CLEARED
Nephew.
Der. Buon Prucpio (Arst), Medemit, st John, No, J
Brig John Clemens (Br), Locke, 8. Johrs, carIiG,
Brig Rspid Cronan, H,lifax II Donovan
Brig Iioo, su1a |, Jacksonville Thoup,oo Hunter.
Brig FieeiA. Hicks Asxsnaris, Abbott, Dodge & Co.
Brig Flora Hubbard, Bsiti rore, master
Brig Aonian, Yater, Boston Nesuita & Socs.
sebr MARQUIS OF bradsbsue (Br Payne, Sierra Leone,
j A hucbauo.
scht empter Appslmsn Lsacca j II Brewer
schr Pacific, Farrow, Washington. Bstem Rddde-
schr Bolton, Rodgers, Wilmington McCreaay, Mott
l. Co tiE
sobr " Hughes FieI' e, Newbern, master.
schr White, Woeaheuse Rictcood II Pierson.
Schr Trader, Terry, Rich master
sshr Empire, Osborne Richmond, Starges, Chairman &
Scrr Honmao, N O. erson, Pht.s delphis w Mckee
scat RBaisintie Cutler, Thcmaston. Crosby Crocser
schr Brauerd. Pssmlee Providence, wv Mckee
sloop Aurora, Gaze, Nor wich II Havcns
siocp Warren, stannard New Hasen, master.
sioop Oregon, Burton, Providence, master.
ARRIVED
Steamship Washington, Lines, Bremen. Aug 70, aud
southampton l6tn (passcd Ihs Nceoesat PM), with
mel TO s Bents exterier csd s,roog we.ter, lea
ship smsrcsn Eagle from NJ. YsrE for Loaa aas isa
lat 90 90 loo % is. .assed orig bouad W sao sns "a.
oldenburg neg ans No 90 undernes,h
nd,e arc passengers TO iuaian PIE ssan," o. WIN
erip lucotia FREEMAN Ardrossap snd "a DAYS fren,
re de- with pig iron and COAL to winterhoa Pipsr
sh'r Gipsey Br), Bargsre Tralee, Ireland IS days,
'nh coal ard al passengers, to De Wolf q Co
bhrh oriea Gard Mornar Narseiies 6s oars With
Unit and Iesd TO vscar July II, lat IS 49, Lon 70
10 saw up sho si'g an Am dag with letters iuit,
Dwight. wv ~'''
Bs,kJobn Potter (of Boston) wendell {,a,e Fuller.
tsip died bIae: vouit; 10th &c fal.e maze am
oS Ion n 60 -ss boarded b. ste .nIo aeorrs IT,, %
from A.yinvall for New York. sad &eu1.ii, second
officer Of The 4 vas put ir charge ef tie bark sad
he'd tight WIN . ans cslms
Bsrl SOLOMON Piper, Mcclure Pctou, dAys With coal
Brig Arsse. Gtal), s.haiaao Genoa, 50 Gays, With
marble and Is passengers, 70 order
s.y with salt. tucker EsS,S a n.sco s,sus 70
y Ian Is 49, spo.- brig A-mirA Hal. Of fossiaad.
brig T.isdo fof Cswcsp,. 8.mn,,,~.v p,..,. "A
days 9Th coal % White Duncan; also, 500 tons coal
s. shss sss' f ie. .. l.. 1'n'Ha - days. With
% se !. Longest toa Yo.so.n vs Borum 81 Johas,
q speI: big Ssssoo from sosson for gS - rs Ion
schr hsnns seti6sr. wiIsoa Galveston, - days With
Cotton to J = Brewer. Aug a. ias 81 81 Loo 10 -
Ncw York. -
schr Howard Davis, Baclspevt, NC days
sehs Virginia Pros Cosss, Bsitinoss, 3 days.
sehr OF sisn, esrOst, naehiss, 10 davs
sehr A senora, irsd~ues, xseniss, days.
chr Ocean Home Harrington, Csjatr, days
sehr sab tevsns stad1sy Hcstss FOR Philadelphia
echa United Robbins, Providence foe Ron .out
BELOW
Rris : Jchnsos (of 81 Jons, EB), ssdsys from Gal.
way, eth pass<sssss sl
SAILED
sh.r Lcr,s.aaa Rtchmc,t
Wa stsseta W; a~s11sA nv; S.sst sa,.t
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INSURANCE SwfNDLEs.- Beautiful printed cards,
Of wni tos following are copies, are 10 circuits.
ton III the w, stern part Of the county. They are
entirety aisav"wed by tue institutions Viii they
purfo to r. present, aud calculated to deceive
and sTipole tae pubic -
FkAAKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
BOSTON MASS.
Incorporated, 1871 Cash capital, $500 900. Surplus
sion, co.
This company iesures buiiugs merch andise, furui.
tn'e, vessels in peri, spd csrgoes thu reasoaa
bic SAMUEL BIGEIOW Presideat
CHARLES PATTERSON, Secretary.
5 Rtfe's ncef-a. a Lawrence; ]. W. Rlodget Il Co
Nah Cslir6sr & Co.; James ,Is: Duttou Rlchard-
sor Ttors hs Wales; Francis Science & Co Btauch.
ard, Converse Co.; Beeoe l. Morgan; Mason & Law
renee.
AMERICAN FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Chartered 1914 Cab capital and Surplus $500 900.
SAMUEL h. HaNSdAW, Pre- sident.
Jous n. NORRIS, Secretary.
ihfs company usu-es stores, warehouses, dwellings,,
ms rcb1 AID furoiture rates as consistent
with the hazards tslen also assurance against ths
pe,tls OF navigation. All losses adjusted ani raid at
this agency
We refer {, The following Boston houses:rswrcnce.
stoos Co.; Lane, Samson Co; C,l,uder, Rogers &
Ritop. Amy Pa terson & CO.. Willis & Co; Joho W.
Bl"dec' c.; Blanchard, Converse k Co Blodxet.
Cla:k Brown; Wales, Do ans L. Co.
J. b. DtGRAFF General Agent for the West.
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
BOSTON, MASS.
Incorporated. 1898 Accumulated copitdt se5o, 600
Tbic CO mpaDy issues policies ffst class buildings
ore tbnd apd the risk aud troubles of yeoewaia OBJ
vaieo, All losses promptly nsid az this agency.
JouS THAYrR, Secretary,
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SaOck Sales
rHnAokIfslA august 3f.-th1vvrred BY Keen h Tsy.
81 GOO City ts, s&Erie, s5wp, Ssh: 81 0oo s's 49,
CIR csso, NIX $500 schus htl Navigation 8's ,S2
TAN ~ 200 febns. ivania bs, days s5h: IS shares
Penesy lvan's H.. 4s' 100 Lchgh Zoo TX 400 ne i,ug
RI 30, s4S; 90 20, DAYS s4x; Is schuyika NavigA.
s.; "a 20 hsn,cs' Bank, COX; 20 Girard saus IA al
RDA Of Kentucky. iat,s Bespesn Booras-I0 shares
P.rlsylvanis Re. 46,s; 500 Lehleh zuc t5 Il scond
Bcard-S4 900 teHdine RR Mortgage ss IA days ~;
$40 CO. 10; 81 Coz scbus lkdl Navigation es 'si lax
$40 90 cs.h, i4h; 5000 City es, Hemp6eld sax; 800
.ns'cs Rssc.g hR, s6wr sax; 100 DO, sswn 3aH 80
be,d.iUo Reading RI. b., 34x; SO do SAX; 50 do.
ts'n, y; 100 Long Island RI, b5. ilk. Market dali
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On Tuesday morning. August 20. after sho,t .rs =.
vers nans~s, sAR.n wife OF Alexander H. Grsns ana
daughter OF the late Joseph Graud In the $50 a.
h-v age - y
The relatives and friends Of the family ara Invita- n
attend her funeral from her late rrsideocs 10 VET
On Wednesday, august 80 after Iacg src .fnfa m,
mes Of c.crsy, ycUv JAccrs Sgd 70 yeevs =
H. nnh ed rsssfvve ~ reapsctfsny inyftna 1, A.
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On Thursday, August s., Ct 81 Aun,s rhur.h n,.ox
yn. By the Rev W. >yls, \. A., Mr. FsDss,Cs r Pa
COCK 20 y ~ MARTHA EnAzzn.
Jan es L Hodge, D u. w.. snwARr lao - = somMs
X, daughter u the late Thomaa Bocmsr Eso' al this
city ~4, A"q'' " sA's
In hll.dsph'a, on tuesday Auxuss 70 bv the Rev.
Nd WyIs JANA HARRISON, E-q OF this o,,v. 60 30
nAhoAss1 Scorr, Of the former city, WI y
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Low WAFER IN THE RIVERS AND CaNALs.--The
drought i afftc Ing navigation. Toe low stage Of
wafer IL the North rive. has already been noticed.
TIE New Haven y.l.Snal Gays the wafer 10 the Con-
pect'rut river is very low, aud navigation Is i'm.
pcied The PennsylvAnia State canals are also
sal to be seiculy affected. The Sasquehauas
division is described as " rot much better thaa q
d,y citch" Bosys only half loaded scarcely gst
III ougb. The C,Drionati Commercial says men are
making $40 day gathering bouiders from re OHIO
rlvrI. I Q bar eldiog IS tteasu was formerly
covers with SAID, but was barred BY the floods Of
last winter. Columbus Ohio PAGERS say the s toto
river is lever than 1t has been for tho last twenty
ytais. Thv Springfield Republican says: "Mr s..
wax White. VINO was born on the banks OF tue
c. nnectl ~ ivsr il lS7e add has spent most Of his
IRE in West Springfield, in....a US tina. on satur
soay hst the Chicopee and Agawam 'Aa ~ .
lower tbac they we're ever before kcown to be. The
mills on btb streams were so 9 1ort of water that
tasy cou run ool, part Of the day. TIE abose
Measure was taken upon the greet rock in the
river, lpesi,e TIE house Of james Bsgg, Of West
Striogd.ld. For upwards Of fifty years ist, this
rock has showed itsslf above waite only twice
ohce III 1901. AID again in fsl6-and on .turday
last was ten inches below the surfaes of the
water"
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An order has been granted fcs the town agent Of Hart
lord tun tcsic~ cause wsy aa fnan-tion shoui1 rot
be ssueo 20 pr~ssot him from selling spinsuoas auors
BY the burning Of Messr. Ushers barn In B.i toll, R.
" on the 2vth plt thoussnd bushels sf onicrs were
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far SAupy Ro0x Pausvue ruhsoD 49,
IN H10aLAnbo. Aug Ss-v IN.
1ss,. ara no square nssst hazard h'usA vs:ssas e
=, ~. sssr a shs ~ In ths bAy are swo brss and
Wind nsht from South. wsathsr hasy.
reIssraphAs aaxans nsReFs.
BOTTOM, Aug 8l-sr barss Ida. srea eae Coast o
Africa: 6,iph Hod-na JW Ctm nm, Balaasee; Echo ana
Helah, Philadsiphta; brig Emma, DO
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The arst term Of the academic year Of 1854 g. of Hal
vaid college, commenced at Cambridge yesterday
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lon rom wreck Of snip Albania, wrecked wiapsr:
2sih eshiand, 6arch NYork. sid rs sour FAirnsaa.
In Hsmptou Roads, chips veusce Flag, ~ d.ys from
Glasgow With ~ oo~spr,t So rs before reoortsi
or xeth slip Venice. F1agg Catiso via Hxmp,a,
HSaas scor HerfoiA Psckst BsueH NYork Lsara Jane
In haspton Roads ship Green -ich, Green fr m CT,
NEW IeNpoN-.r Aug 20 ,,o,o cbs,l.Dg. Ro....
Norwich HI NYork I'D schr Chxil nge P.c.sr. s'cns
soSt; ssiercs, avery, Philadslph's; soop Nov Lou
NLw bIssr ORR ID .ug % saip America. Cal,.o -,
,s ecy sd Elizabeth, Phinney, NYork schr Pot
HAh1uthET-Arr Aug a. schrs nv. N,cxer,ou Ro..
Sout; se'A; r sa,,h Kelley, .is.py sis assS sSsr
es NsW w'ic Z, sturses, hondous
R; s, sS Ne ID BRIG avsrs Hodsssn c.isis Ne
por, '.r,,,. Aug 20 bars Ccc,rao, Cochran,
d. sss mach
Boston fstteI sn1 ksa Hsrk EYork for P.ri..d:
81. s,eksry ro9 Fad liver for Poll. ,siphi.; ~
6d~Dc~, Melv,ll Havs1 s'* -"
=, s. ,.ss Az. . wig vr.s. Hon Bar
s sshg 1.a. s brig P.od, Palmer PAllAdspasa
Ans Boston, she sesssa., th..s s1 Ev.e Usss
n:nhcn, Mobile; wsRss,.s, sasdss Pso,d.sss. % q
vsoes, hsno , B8aseposs Mary Miller, La.s q
N Ne. a'ssn: s.r-.d Banks Hartford; asssss.
NYsrii sebr Isv,o Crocksas, Ccsss sYsa M'.ssy:
AIce.s Inoua. chusn hssysnouo; Minerva. r,micsoa-
cDa ssssn sIasossn, souers for Pnisdsphss Grss1
s s 0s'o"' brig comuarcs harvard, for PhiisA
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